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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02
Tom ne Y. o. Pi,syurs
A Fierce Mote.

Our sunburn. friend, Wrinkles, bustonhoed us
Yesterday AM said: by the way, Splinter, that
reminds ne Of what happened to once.
while riding in the cas- from Chattanooga TO Dali
-ou. The ears are CANNED full Of butteInut els.
nent, II the shape OF tall cau1t, cadaverous look
iug females, arrayed in hcmes9un dresses of dinsy
color, very sclnt in the skirts. and highly ornaen
ted with large wooden buttons.
"As general thing, they each had a small box
Of snuff in hand, and a stick, with one end Of il
chewed up so TO form sort Of brush. with
which they dipped" that is TO say they thrust the
stick into the snuff box and then rubbed their
teeth therewith-a practice SO nauseating that it
Is difficult to realize what disgusting thing 1t is
until you see IL Yourself.
81 suppose had been Standing waiting FOX a
seat some hours, when vacsncf occurring, !
bounced into il. In few moments, in came .
tall female, with baby and bundle. After
looking around for momeat, she said in shrill
voice: y spose thar hant no gentumen here, or
-hey'd give lady seat7 Here she fixed her
dark grey eycsupoD poor me. | arose and invi-
ted her to take my seat, which she did; and,
depositing her bundle and baby the other end
said; Y Dung man, fetch me light for my pipe 4.
obeyed with my usual aacrity. ltdid not enter
her mind to thank me for either the scst or light
for her pipe.
"After smoking in silence for some moments,
leaned forward and spoke to lady similar in
look. and dres. TO herself, who occupied seat in
font:
"Howdy, Manly Kaline7 Why, laws-a-massy,
child. how you's growed. Hov's yer mar, honey
Bin tur Chatnu-yf What's that yur got in yur
lap, Sody ham itl'
dunno says Mandy; what's sod. y
"why. bless the child, sody i. what yur put in
biskit tur make 'em hump theyself'
where's Saryl' said Mandy Kaline presently.
"HaiEt yoE heerd bout herr Why, a critter
kumpny mans bin keepin kuapnv With her purity
nigh gwin On month, and Yesterday she left my
house-and me, what's raised her. I seed her
when she got up on the boss behind the critter
kCmPny man, and rode off,
Last night she sent fur her ihiEgs and chiss
and writ her fierce note, which she'll never
fargit to hor dyin' day. SAYS l.
'Sary Watkins! You've jRed the curyallry
efyou want your things. yer KUN an &c; 'er
As for that low-lfed whep that toied you OF or
his hoss, I'll war him out. shores hes livin fol
a'maryin' of YOU endurin the war, when he's got
wife o. hum
"a It'll detiI, uaalider on hornet.
MARTHA GERusuA GUSTER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02
BLANKS. ~

Blank Warranty and Out; Claim Deeds, Mortgages Sub
ppneas Executions, summons Ccnstabe's Sales. Notes
etc, etc., kept constantly on hand at the REPrBLcAs
News Book and job Printing establishment li0u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

he,i nerves, Kidneys bladder, womb and bloed affcc
lions Of the urinary gravel scronla rheumatism
catarrh asthma, hrOachitas, dyspepsia. &c.
Our practice not one Of experiments but OF twenty
standing founded the laws Of Nature. with
of experience and evidence sustain it. Do
down, make sick to make we'll, harsh treatment,
rifing no haterng. We know the and tho reme-
IL needed guess work, but knowledge gained by years
these diseases exclusive
Is, encouragement without prospect. Candid incur
Opinions reasonable in charges, claim not to know
everything body. but do claim and
We Invite the sick, matter hat their
silment, CALL investigate before they abandon hope,
make nerrogaons and decide for themselves, Will
nothing consultation il free This is the seventh
that have visited IaPorte, aud shall make visits
for regularly the same days OF the week every
eight weel.s.
can be consulted at LaPeTte Parker House, during
Sunday and Monday, until O'Clock, receIaber 18th
and 18th, 1865.
Residence and Laboratory, WaHkegan, Illinois.
Those net able 70 visit can wfie. Iapril 6,23yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02
CURABLE DISEASES.

Cancer aud all cancerous affections alterations and t-
Of different forms, amenorrhea, absence the
dysmenorrhes, painful menstruation leucor.
rhea, fuor abus chloross green Sickness prolap
uterf, bearing down, and all female complaints.
general debility, de- fever and sgue and chronic aec-
tons Of the kidneys gravel all diseases of the back and
lons liver complaint, diseased spleen, chronic and in
fanmatory rheumatism eephantiasis scrofia hip dis
white sweIing salt rbeum. gddiness of the head
paipiation Of the heart, headache neuralgia
scrofu eprosy, kings evil and those difficulties brot
about BY the indisretions OF youth, etc. etc. successfully
rated. Ljunel-3ltf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02
THE REPUBLICAN.
Ideal and Rsal.

IDEAL.
Some years sge, when vas young,
And Mrs. Jones was Miss Delaney;
When wedlock's canopy was hung
With curtains from the loom Of fancy;
1 used to paint my future life -
With most Poetical precision
NV special wonder of wife;
Ny happy days; my nights Eiysian.
lslv a lady, rather snail,
"A Juno was my strict abhorrencs,)
With hIxen hair. contrived to fail
In careless ringlets, Ia Lawrence;
A blonde complexion; eyes that drew
From autumn clouds their azure brightness;
The foot of V eRus; arms whose hue
Was perfect in its milk! whitgness!
saw party. quite select
There might have been bakers dozen;
A parson. Of the ruling sect,
A brijern aid, and city cousin;
A formal speech to ME and mine,
<Its meaning could scarce discovery
A taste of cake; sip of wine;
Some kiSsing--and the scene was over.
j saw a babe--one--no more;
A cherub pictured, rather family,
Beside pallid dame who wore
A countenance extremely sanity.
saw-but nothing could hear,
Except the softest prattle, maybe,
The msrest breath upon the ear,
So quiet was that blessed baby.
REAL.
SAN woman, rather tail.
And yet, L own, comely lads;
Complexion--sueb as must call
To be exact) a little shady:
A hand not handsome, vet confessed
A generous one for love or pity;
A nimbls foot. and-neatly dressed
In No. 5-extremely pretty.
see group Of boys and girls
Assembled round the knee paternal;
With rudy cheeks and tangled cur!s,
And manners not at all supernal.
And one has reached manly size;
And one aspires to wom1n's stature;
And one is quite recent prize,
And all abound in human nature.
The boys are hard TO keep in trim;
The girls are often rather trying;
And baby-like the oherubim--
Seems very fond Of steady crying.
And yet the precious little one,
His mother. dear. despo.ic mister,
ia worth a thousand babies done
IL Parian or in alabsster
And Oft that stately dame and J..
When laughing DER our early dreaming,
And marking, IS the years 60 BY,
How idle was our youthful scheming,
Confess the wiser Power that knew
How Duty every joy enhances,
And gave us blessings rich and true,
AMI better far than al our Encie..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02
MEDICAL NOTICE,
DR.. J. Long, Eclectic Physician,

Will visit regularly every month during 1865 the follow
ing places:
South Bend-At B. F. Prica's Furniture Store-August
r. D. "a, Is and &c; September 49, 90 81 % and az
Cctober H. Is TO- 20 and 2l November 2l o. g. "a and
q; December 10, 20, q, % and %.
PLYN0UTH-at his Office In woodward's Brick, Sec
ond noorAugust IS, IT, II and Is; September H. I3 IA
and Is October TO- H. IL and 10; NovembcrT g. and To-
December IL, IL, II and Is.
MISUNDERSTANDING Hotel-August 9, and 4; Sep
tember s. and u October 3, and s. November and g.
December 5. 6 sndS.
Warren. Huntington Connty-best Iiotel-August s. 6
and I; September s. and TO- October g. and s. Move
Der T. 5 and 6; December s, and 10.
valparaso-Tremont House-Augist 81 and %; Septem-
Der rs and 26 October p and November 26 and 27
December "a and rs.
Columbia City-Tremont House-August ls and 2o Sep
ember Is and III October IL and Is November and IL
Dece and
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

A rAscfsArIse and lovely young lady, whose
Wood, was finally made prize of By q fierce
eAvairy man named STEEL The deserted ones
dubbed pens and brains, and after weeks fear
tai mental parturition. produced the following
ep'grsm, which they entitled "Daphne Out
DONE
PRAY tell US Why the gods should dare
(Defying hence all human weal,)
To change nymph so passing fair
From yielding Hood to finty S.eel7v
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

SrnTrAL FAcrs.-That vhiskey is the KEY by
which many gain an entrance into our prisons and
aims houses.
That brandy brands tbs nose of all those who
cannot govern their appetites.
That wine causes many to take a winding way
home.
That punch Is the cause Of many unhriendly
punches.
That ale causes many ailings; while beer brings
many to the bier.
That Champagne is tho cause Of many real
pains.
That gin-slings have "slewed'' more than the
slpgs Of old. - ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-02

.'As We two are one." said witty brute to his
wife, "~hsn beat you, beat half Of myself"
'.Wsll." said the wife, "then beat your own
bali, not mine.'
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04
Latest Northern News.

!: RICHMOND, March 9I.-Northern papers OF
the 18th contain dispatch to Grant from
Shennaa, dated Fayetteville, N. c., March II, IN
which he SAYS his army is in fine spirits, anu
that he i.ad met with no serious opposition. s
Sheridan reports tina. on Monday last, 4por-
ton of his cavalry we're engaged m tearing up
tho railroad between HauoYee junction aaa
Richmond, while the main bedy was pushine
on towards White House.
The London Times SAYS the fact Of. the ap-
Dointment of new tminiSterz to the Onlteo
States. will dispel the wild fancy that England
and France contemplated sort of understand
ing regarding the recognition Of the ,Contede-
racyRon the fourth Of March, hy acknowledging
lincoln President only Of those States which
had taken part in his election.
= Foote has published letter in London de-
nouncing the Southern Confederacy, ~
Nothing was DESTROYED III Fayetteville except
the arsenal and the Observer newspaper office.
Lincoln made speech sWashington, on
the nth, in which he expressed the hope that
the rebels would employ negro troops; as ne
says the negroes cannot fight and work both' =.
Sher dan reports the James River Canal req
dered useless as far East as .Goochianl, and the
Central Railroad fro i TolerSrile to Beaver
Dam destroyed. The South Anna bridge was
also destroyed. - ><,,:.#s 80. r. r.
= Gold closed on the 18th at 1854: -. II =.
. RICHMOND; March 2T.-The New York Fri-'
6uas, of the 25th, says the 4th army corps
under Gen. Sianley;sis reported on its way 10
Knoxville, tojoin in the Westerr Virginia
Can.paign. ITS strength is sestimated at from
$4,000 to Is, 600. a cavalry. force Of 5000,
under Stonen,an, has left Knoxville, and is
moving towards West Virginia. 10000 ca
yalry andmonnted infantry left EaStport Miss
few days ago, 'o7a gigantic raid, with Mo-
bile as the ultimate objective point.
A Washington telegram says there is a don-
BILE loaded article in Forney's CArVnicIe, this
morning, on peace, and the propriety. of par
dohing even the rebel leaders in order TO Sc,
cure it. Il attracts attention as connected
with the Presidents visit to the front.
b. 4 report prevailed in Memphis on Friday
that Mobile had been evacuated. " -
Gold still excited, closing at l54. =.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04
The End afTinie.

It is not among probabilities that the present
pencration is the last which Providence will per-
I init TO people this Elanet.' For four hundred
years, human testimony, drawing its inspiratio.!
from SCrip,uraf prophecies, has pointed undevia-
tiaely to this eru as the ona in which will be
witnessed the end of time, and the beginning Of
eternitY Protestants ami Roman Cathoiics-
the highest authorities however much they have
differed on other topics, harmon ise fu!g in the
belief that We have now entered upon the long
Eanticipated confict,of powers, which is2 10 close
tSthe transgresSion Of deSolation" and preeede
the coming of the ancient Of days" :. Evehfroni
a secular stand point, itEouid be interesting to
observe with what nicety5of calculation: all the.
commentators narrow, the event down to the
present half century, and differ, with each other
only by . few years. We have 1866, t67, !, TO-.
ut and 49, given to US by var ops writer's as the
limit of the worlds existence bat Nhatete.: is
the period named, the concurrent evidence is
strong and startling. The unsettled condition Of
the Civilized rorid ,the premonitory throbbiag OF
revolution among old systems OF Governmeat,
the cemplfcationS growing out of our own strugg-
gle, which threaten to involve other nations,t the
dissolution OF social bonds, the leosenins of re-
-Straints and breaking down of the barriers which
confne men witkin a civilized pale, are all cir=
'cumstances now IN course Of occurrence which
are quoted as evider ce of the faal hour. A still
more remarkable relation between ,the prophecy
and the present hour is established bY a portion
of The ninth chapter of Daniel, in which we find
the following description Of our enemies and
their leaders. -:
s Es.And in the latter time of their kingdom, when
the tranSgressorS are come to the full, king Of
fierce countenance, and understanding dark sen
fences shall stand up. And his power shall be
mighty, but not by his own power ! and he shall
destroy wonderfully, and shall prosper and Prrc.
tice, and shall destroy the mighty and 5the holy
people. And Through his policy he shall cause
craft to prosper in his hand; andthe shall, mag
Nifty himself in his heart, and by peace shall de-
stroy many; and he shall also stand up against
she Prince ofprinces, but he shall be broken
without hand. The judgment shall sit, and they
shall take away his dominion to Consume and de-
stroy it unto the end" i. :- - ..,
We hare adver;ed briefly to this theme be-
cause it is one on which, notwithstanding the
wreck ofmatter that is being made around us,
the thoughts Of thoughtful men are dwelling, and
because too, it ay awaken curiosity among
those who are foad Of ancient lore, to read es-
=, pecially with this subject in view. A topic how
ever, 60 fruitful in inteFe:t 10 man, woman and
child, may veil excite something more than mere
CURIOSITY CoroLiniGa. ,.':-=. :.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04
THE, RRTERY.


.nTbree years! wonder if she'll kaog me? :.
IIimp a2iittle, and I leit.one arm 49,.
,AtPeter<burg, and l am grown ss.hFoEn
81 As.the plump cheSnuts on my little farm,
And I am as shaggy as, the chestnut burs, a..
But ripe and sweet within, and wholly hers.
'fThe: darling, how long to see her! -.
nv heart outruns this feeble soldier pace;
. For / remember, after had, lest, IT,
A little Charley came to take my place;
Aht how the laughing thcee-years old broTn
fHis mothers eYes) Will stare with pleasant sur
~ prise! - s.. ~> 49,. -,
aSures they'll be at the corner watching ! +
sent them word thai / should come tonight,
The birds all know it, for they crowd around,
TEittering their welcome With q wild delight:
And that old robin, with q halting wing, y.
Il saved her life three years ago last spring.
gtsFhree years-perh&ps am dreaming g.:
For like. the pilgrim Of the long ago, .,......
I've tagged weary burden at my back,
Through summeF'sShea and winters binding
snow, III.
TIL now, Ireaeh my horne, my darling breast,
Where / can follmy burden of--and rest"
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04

Northern papers state that ten regiments
have been recruited from among Che contra
bands who Joined Sherman in his recent march,
and further additions are expected to this
force from bis present campaign. r..
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04
From Charleston.

+. We have the Courier of the 2lst. Charleston
rs we'll as Savannah has been hoaored By the dis
haeuished presence of the senatorial delegation,
wives and ALL They visited the chief sights, al d.
oloated over the ruins Of Sumpter But the chief
elture of the Abolition visit was the introduction
Of the ''high dignitaries" to "the representative
Union man of Charleston, Dr.. a. G. Mackey"
CHATS what the Yankee Courier styles the rene
gade.l r..
5 The nissers have hada sensation: Gen Rufus
Saxton has addressed them at Zion Church and
told them they were free. ,Whereupon there we're
shouts of "bless the Bord' from the old colored
auntes, and ''yaw, yars" from Pompey, Cufey,
SC. ..... q
=, A procession of all the negroes Of Charlestoa
tss appointed for the 22nd, and the following sig
nificant advertisement appeared that day: .
>"AN colored citizens are invited to attend
procession hisdsE and all who fail will be con-
sidered disloyGI. ~ -..., ~
The store of E. A. Hopkins, corner of King and
Haselt streets was robbed of q safe containing
FIVE thousand dollars
A negro tealnstes was confined in the guard
hDuse two days for charging $50 cts for hauling
aiload Of furniture. - ,..-,
Ehen9z,r ThaYer calls for meeting of Union
Chapters Royal Arch Nasons. =.
80 4. Kroeg has opened restaurantat 81 Went
worth street. r...-, ''+ ~
The following auetioncershave advertisements
James w. Brown, Moroso & Enrich, j. a: Thou
ron and Laurey s Alexander. Chewing Tobac-
co is the chief article for sale. ... -, H..
The rate of fare established by the. govern
rnent from Charleston 10 Savannah is six do lars,
from ChAr:eston to St Augustine and Jackson
vile nine dollars. a .s..,.. j., :
The Charleston Mercury is to be revived under
the editorial supervision of james Redpati Of
John Brown intamy. .'r...,.,.>....
:. Charlestonis garriSoned by negro troops.
Thirty were hung few days ago, for misoe:
haTiour. -.
. Henry Ward Beecher has received permis-
sioa from the Fedesal Secretary OF War TO
pre4oh the Gospel in Charleston, when Beast
Butler assumes the Governorship Of 6oath
Carolina. 'a.~. RI. - IT," .a..- ....
Ladder, of the C5urier Office has been em-
ployed by the Yankee proprietor. ,-...:
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04

REcaUI71sa OF THE NEaRoEs, &c, RIcHNcs1,
March 25.-The order fr"nl the Adjatant.Gene- :
raj relative to recruiting colored. troops in the
Ccnfederaey, SAYS artofdcer will be. assigned or
appointed in each State, charged with the earo +
nent andedsposition of all recruits NO slave
will be accepted as a recruit unless with the
owners consent, by written instrument coqfert
ing, as Ear as he may, the rights of q freeman
The appointment of officers to companies TO be
formed of recruits viii be made by the President:
The officers employed in recruiting are. enjolned
to be pro7ident, coIsidernte, humane and atten-
tive to whatever concerns the health. comfort
and discipline of the troops, TO uniform tneni
and to observe the greatest kindness ana LOT
h,arance in their treatment of them, and espe-
cially TO protect them from injustice and oppres-
sion. s. ....s--, -, IT, =, -. r. =
VIM. B. Allegro, o., the Eaq'tirer, has been
appointed postmaster Of this city, vice sseger re.
signed. @. -........ >>-,.. ~, -: -
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04

When morning came, the early rising sun t'-.
IS Laid his light fingers On a soldier sleeping,
Where. soft covering of bright green grass ~
sOYer Two lovely mounds Was lightly creeplngj
But waEed i'm not his was=theres eternal, ;, ;
Where the brown eyes refected.loTe supernat