Marshall County Democrat, Volume 1, Number 28, Plymouth, Marshall County, 22 May 1856 — Page 3

.St. Lor is, May 12. The slcnmcr Star of the West arrived totlay'from Kansas, and tin following information is derived from passengers: The creamer left Kansas on Satuithy, the lUtli, O jv. Robinson ant! family being among the passengers. At Lexington, Mo., (J v. Robinson was waited upon by a committee appointed by ci.izens, and notified that th:-y fchou!d detain him on the ground that lie was fleeing from the Teriitory to avoid artest or an indictment of treason, which had been found against him by the Grand Jury x) the United States District Court. Gov. llobinson replied that he had been informal by one of the Grand Jury that an attempt had been made to find a bill, but had failed. This did not satisfy the committee. They insisted that Mr. lu.djir.son should remain, and he finally did so. The committee agreed to send a messenger to Kansas to ascertain whether an indictment had been found, and, if not, all the expenses of Mr. Robinson's detention were to be paid. The committee consisted of Mr. Sawyer and a number of the most respectable citizens. It is reported that a dispatch from Leavenworth has been received, staling that an armed body were cn route fvr Lawrence, for the purpose of destroying the evidence taken by the committee. While Gov. Reeder was in attendance at the session of the Committee of Investigation, at Lecompton, on the evening of the Cth, the deputy Marshal served on him a writ to appear before the Grand Jury at Lecompton toanswerachargoof contempt, for having refused to comply with a summons from the Gra.id Jury previously upon him. Mr. Reeder refused to obey the writ, and appealed to the Committee but they decided that they had no power in the case. St. Lor is, May 13. News has been brought to Lawrence by a Missouri slave-holder, that secret handbills are circulating, and forces marshaling in the border counties. He warned the people to prepare for defence.

m;il loticcs. THE GREAT ENG LI S H REMEDY ! SIR JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated Female Pills! PREPARED from a prescription of Sir James Clarke, M. P., Physician Extraordi? try to the Queen. This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the cure of all those piinful and dangerous diseases incident to the female constitution. It moderates all excess, removes all obstructions, and brings on the monthly periods with regularity. These Pills should be used two or three weeks previous to confinement; they fortify the constitution, and lessen the suffering during labor, enabling the mother to perform he: duties with .safety to herself and childThese nils should nt be taken bv females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they are sure tobring on Miscarriage, but at any other time they a-e safe. In all cases of Nervous and Spinal A flection, pain in the Hack an 1 Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue on Slight Exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits, Hysterics, Sick Headache, Whites und all the painful diseases occasioned by a disordered ytoiii, thes Pills will effect a eure when all other means luve failed, and although a powerful remedy, Iocs not (O.itain iron, calomel, antimony, or J,n.v other niiiiemlFu!l directions accompanying" eac!i package. Price, in the I'nited States and Canada, Out Dollar. M. W. KOP.EIITS Indianapolis, (General agent fir Indiana. IV. I. SI ;ind l iosf;igf stamps eriehved to rnv authorized Aireut, will ensi'.re a bottle of Pills I v return mail. Vor sale by 'P.A. I.EMOX. m ariröt-lr'niC. Pi.vm-h i if. In 1. Meto Mmliscmcnis. Spring k Jniiiihht Dnss Triiiiminirs A LARCE ASSORTMENT, to be fjund at the BRICK STORE. 2 LOOKING GLASSES ! A T THE RICK 'TOi:E may be found JTJ Ijookin' Glasses a great deal cheaper than vir before ollered in this market. m i u DON'T fail to come to the BitlCK STOKE, where you ein buy one cheap. The assort -n.e it is the largest tv. r br u ht to Plymouth. 2 BOOTS& SHOES ! r"V Ik? found at the BISICK STORE, Boots & J Shoos at prices not to be lcat for cheapness in Northern Indiana. Fine Bjots as low as $2,."0. o Mew JEFlifiaci. AND NEW GOODS! rriME jrood jteople of Plymo'itli, an-i M.ir:h;ill County in general, will t-.iko notice that the new firm of CLEAVELAND & HEWETT, H ive received and are receiving a splendid stock of NEW GOODS, at their new Store House on the corner of Center anI Liporte streets, opposite the Post Office, in Plymouth, consisting of Dry (ioods, (Jrorcrire, Hardware. CROCKERY, TINWARE, &c, etc. Thej reflect fully invite persons w's'iin! to purchase any of the above named articles, or BONNETS, HATS, CAPS JrixivrrOranvtliins in their line, to call and cvnuino their stock before iiireh:ising elsewhere, as we are determined to sell and will sell for cash or read pay ;:s CHEAP AS TIIj: CHEAPEST! We can afford to sell goods for a small profit, a we intend to be economical and let the community be in part benefitted thereby. We embrace this opportunity to tender to ourold customers our thanks for their past pationagei and hope .still to.be participants in their good wishes, and to share in their patron-ice. And we Jiy to one and all, give lis a call, and if we fail to suit you we Hatter ourselves that it will be no fault of ours. CLEAVELAND & HEWETT. mav22-2?tr. Who cares for Expenses? C10ME right along to the BRICK STORE and J buy a Lawn Dress Pattern for 75 cts. BE IT ORDERED by the Pn sid. nt sind Trustees of the town of Plymouth Marshall County, Indiana, th.it all persons owning a lot or lots in Haid town, arc hereby required to repair their sidew ilks; which may need repairing, within ten djys from the publication of this ordinance; and if, at the expiration of oaid time, any person shall have neglected to perform said rejudfs, the Street Commissioner is authorized arid required to notify such r rson- of -h failure, and within ten days from the time said last notice, such repairs be not completed, the said Commissioner is hereby autlrtiixed and required to repair uch side-walks, and charge th exjK-nseof the same to the owners of the lots, to be eolh eted in an action of debt before nny Justice of the Peace within the corporation. And. bo it further ordered, that all new side-walks required t be hereafter built shall le made four fret in width and the boards laid cross-wise, at right angles with the sTcet, and all fide-walks which rc'I tire to b-? t iken up in repairing shall b rebuilt ws bove specified. J. B. N. KLINGER, Vn.hnt. A r n.', r: A C. CA PRf N. C r. ".'A 4

jF almost all kinds Splendid Styles for sale J cheap at the HUICK STOKE. 23

GOODS will be given in exchange for Square Timber, Lumber and Produce of almost all kinds, at the RK1CK STORE. The "Daily iV Weekly Chicago Times FOR TIIK YEAR 1C5Ü. The Terms for the Times for the ensuing year are ns follows: For the Dailv Times, $6,00 to mail subscriber : and in the city twelve and a half cents per week, payable to the carriers. "For the Wekkly Times, $1,50, and to clubs of ten or more $1,00 each. The Tim Ed is edited by James W. Shemian and Daniel Cameron, Jr., aided by several others as assistants, reporters and correspondents; and neither labor nor expense is spared to make its columns valuable. The Times has a range of subscription equalled in extent and aggregate by no paper in the Weit, and so rapidly is it increasing that on the 1st of J muarv lfSu", the issues number as follows: DAILY TIMES 3,5G0 weekly times Which numbers are daily increasing. The reading matter of the Chicago Times composes a great variety of useful and important information. Its editorials, rcjorts of lectures, literary notices, general miscellaneous intelligence, its daily marine and commercial reports, and its weekly review of the markets, commercial and financial, make it a p 'per of general information, and suitable to all classes and interests of society. Politically, the Times will continue to be as it has always been, the fearless and uncompromising advocate of sound Democratic Principles, neither deviating to the right hand nor to the left, to gain friends or to avoid making foes. The laws and Treaties of the United States are published in the Times, by authority of Government. So extensive h is the circulation of the paper become, that we have recently been compelled to obtain from the establishment of Hoe & Co., New York, one of the Largest and most powerful Steam Presse3 ever put in operation in the West. We have also found it necessary to furnish the Times with consisting of new and most beautiful Fonts of Type; which being smaller than those heretofore used, will admit of a large increase of oi:r reading and advertising m ittcr. OUR ADVERTISING COLUMNS. The imnense, and yet rapidly increasing eirculation. renders the columns of the Chicago Times one of the very best mediums of advertising in the State. It penetrates every county, and visits nearly every Post OHice in Illinois. Its circulation out of Chicago in INDIANA, WISCONSIN', IOWA AND MISSOURI is equal to that nf all the other Chicago papers combined! A few advertisenu uts will be taken for the Weekly; but the space in that sheet is limited, and the first few applicants only can be accommodated. It should be borne in mind that the Chicago Times circulates among, and is taken by a class of citizen-, who. to a very large extent, take and read a other Chicago paper. COOK, CAMERON & SHEAHAN, l.'t and -K J-aselIe street, Chicago. LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POT OFFICE AT , INvmouth. Mavr IS, lfiif;. Pv,"ons calling for the same, will pleas? enme preparea" with the necessary change, as 1 cei- additional is cu:rcrcu for advertising. A Aga.n )ss!in Adams Ambrose Ambrose Robert Aaron Ilcurv H H. cm. n D O & A C i; ver Peter lUrtletCeoS Heiitler Rosma Pains Win '2 1'rown J IJiiss S l lins Abraham Hrown Newton ; Car.de.-le T C ini; be'.l J S Curtis J inn s ('.imp Am mud Cudnev im"o (Mark Walker Cook D K Crow Lew in I) Dean nirs Susannah K Kvans Win W Einerv Eliza 31 " I ' I reneh Joseph rVancis Nathaniel Fr.tncis Jacob '2 ( ; Grove Samuel II Giddliur A J I Huskrt Win li II ivne Jo' Ii S II tehisc n John Ili.irman n:rs Jeminu Hull mail mrs Eunice Hill Samuel Hendrix Augustus B II ins Am nd:i Hastings John Haines Simon J Justice James Johnson Isaac Iv KyptT Andrew J King (Irernbury I, . Lamb I' elieia 2 L-wis II.m:iah E Ligh'ner Oscar fjvwis H:rriet Lawson M iry Ijfiud n James C Luin.i ii L I) Lynch Richard La Croix Edward Lindsay Mercy Lighter Jacob M Martin mrs Mary M in is E!mr M iriin Aaron 2 Merrill Samuel Mc Carty Patrick M irtin Kolnrt L Mury mr or ITyscc" .Melle v James Menser Joel May Thomas P jr Marooii'-v Patrick Miller John W Moritz I.allemand Mab;h:re Emslev X Newli-iuse 'I honia-i Ntwh mv Alexander , O Orr (Icorge W 0!mste id Geo R P Pattingiii Heij l e.TV mrs .Minerva Pontons mrs Ann Poast J..im Park ill Wm PipliiT Samuel T Q Quinglv Y n Hayner A beri II Richards Jacob Roberts Winnyfird Ross James Kiist DC Russell James Ileanlon Owen Randall S A RIlMleS W 112 s Shu.ler .Mary M 2 Shuller M"argaret Silvey Mary K. Stoops Elizabeth Sullivan Jeremiah Secrist W'm ?!iirlev Reuben V Studet aker Daniel Shoemaker Mary R Stuart Alamandvr Smith John T Tony Tatritk Trover Michael Turner Catharine V arner James W w Whittv John War.ril " Williams Rachel Williams Divid Wainrigh' W II WaIAi Luke William? Loid Williams Chas II V Yoder Christopher Yountr Phi low Yecklv Win S z Zumbauirh Conrad Persons calling for nny of the above, will please sv "Advertised," and name date of list. J. P. VAN VALKENBURGH, P. M. FRESH ARRIVAL! .MANUFACTCRKR AND OEAI.FR M CIaOTIIIJVG! Gents' Furnishing Goods, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, JEWELRY Fins just received a laree Msortmrnt of Clothing, Piece Goods, Hats and Caps of every variety suited Ihm & mww nwm Which he takes jleafure in recommending to the public ns complete, and flutters himself that pint lasers will find it preatlv to their interest to Rive him the first call, as he is d'cU-rmim-d to sell uu low ns the same can be bought in any house in the West. As he wishes to give his customers Mich good ns will give satisfaction he propo.ct-to m ike upa considerable portion of his own etock. and sell none but such as he c in recommend, and hopes, by doing n fair business, to secure a Iükt.iI and permanent mtronnge. AM orders for CUTTING & MAKING Will be attended to on lh shortest notice, and in fie latest and most approved stles. In returning thanks to his old friends and customers for their liberal patronage, he solicits a call from all who may want anything in his line of trade. Lumber und Shinrfr. b nicht ?t tl" h'hc: t prior. mn -;! f.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

IVTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned TOT1CE is hereby given that the undersigned ! J. Administrator ot the estate of George Weiser, Uvvvaiut m vial vi aan ai Liuuiiv. vuiui I b UK u,..,o pi .1. t M.,k..n p........ Court house door in Plymouth, Marshall County, j of section eleven township thirtv-three North, of range one East, and the undivided two-thirds part of the West half of the South West quarter of section two, township thirty-three North of range one Bast, belonging to the State of said decedent, and if not so sold I will there ofl'er the same at private sale. Terms of sale: One-third cash in hand, and the balance on a credit of G, 1'2 and IS months, taking notes for the deferred payment, waiving valuation and appraismcnt laws, and a mortgage on said land 1 to secure the same. WILLIAM WEISER, Aum'r. Plymouth, May 14, 1 G. 27 w I. STA TEOf1nDIA NA MARSHALL COUNT Y: In the Marshall Circuit Court, August Term, 1E-5G. Mary II. Clark ) vs. V Petition for Divorce and Joshua Clark. ) Alimony. Beit known that cn the 7th day of May, 1850, the plaintiff in the above entitled cause by John Porter her attoru -v, h!ed in the office of the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court her petition for Divorce and Alimony, against the said Joshua Clark; also an affidavit that the said Joshua Clark is not a resident of the State of Indiana. He is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said petition, and that unless he appear, plead, an-weror demur thereto on or before the calling of said cause on the second Monday in August, lt-5G, the tame will be heard and determined in his absence. attest: NEWTON R. PACKARD Clerk. Bv S. B. Con b a ley Deputy. John Porter, Pl'iTs. Att'V. 27 w"3. STATU OF IX DIA XA MA RS II A LL C 0 UXTY SS: Marshall Circuit Court, Auaust Term, 1G5G. Eli W. Summv vs. Nelson W. Pearson, John Cooper, Ephraim Cooper and Sebastian Asnenleter. Conipluint. Belt known, that on the cth day of May, 1S5G, John Porter filed in the ollicc of the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court, an application on behalf of the plaintilfin the above entitled cause against Franklin P. Moriran to have debts due from said Morgan to said Nelson W. Pearson applied to the satisfaction of a judgment rendered against the above defendants in favor of Eli W. Summy, at the April Term lt-56, of the Marshall Court of Common Pleas, and also an affidavit that the said Pearson is a non-resident of the State of Indiana. The said Nelson W. Pearson is hereby notified of said application, and unless he appear, pfead, answer or demur to the same on or before the calling ot said cause on the 2d day of the next term of the Marshall Circuit Court to be holden on the second Monday in August next, the same, as to him, will be heard and determined in his absence. Attest NEWTON R. PACKARD, Clerk. 27t3. By Sam. B. Corbalev, Deputy. AND Summer Goods! GREAT ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS AT II. H. OGLESBEE & Co. 's B.RICKSTOREÜ s. i i -K. n . . i 1 1 . j 1 fTlAKE tt.'s method of informing tlie public that J thev are no" in receipt of a very large and i ell selected stock of .'T'riiig and Summer Goods, BOOTS & SHOES, CROlCTYÄTf. To which they particularly invito the attention of ho.se wi-hing tubuv GOOD GOODS at the LOWEST FIGURES!! As they utc determined to offer Greater Uargains than have ever before been heard of in this county. Hoping to merit by integrity of puqiose, and a strict regard to the wants of their customers, a share j of pu'dic patronig?. ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE taken in exchange for (roods, at the market prices. inavf-2;tf. AliKIVAL OFJTIIB PACIFIC!! IATElt riiOM CHICAGO! PEACE IX THE CRIMEA!! CHEAT UKCI.I.NK IN 4 FKWdaysag jL hi after, cai igo I returne! from Chicago, and inie tumblidg along OF ALL KINDS; COiFL'E, .SUGAR, MOLASSES, SYRUPS, wiiitk nsir, cod fish, MACKEREL, TOUACCO, RICE, SALT, -besides- ' FRUITS, YANKEE NOTIONS In endless variety, and everything else- Kept in a GROCERY" STORE. rlilll VIES AND CAK1 ki-i.l constantly on li tri'l. 1 have adopted the "No Trust" mtcni, believing that it i.Jthe only right way of doing business to insure fair bargains to purchasers; and will atlhere strictly to it; and iu OAler to Mtronize those who patronize me, I will take in exchange for Grocerlluttcr, Lp?, i luckeiis, IVtatocf, IJ'C.wax, I .in Hipuri uMi price ior mem. ..Mn.vi.ovi.n i-auo.i..Kv- Hvmoioie ocsio cu me, I return my iiiccre thanks, and hope, by on close application to business, to merit a continuance of the same. Remember the place third door on the east side of Michigan Street, Plymouth, Ind. A. VINNEDGE. ' inayl5-27tf. liOMMlSSi "OXER'S SALE. Having been appointed by the Hon. Court of Common Pleas, at the term thereof holden at Plymouth in the county of Marshall on the third Alondav iu April lfiti, a Commissioner to sell the real estate of Andrew Combs, deceased, I will, in pursuance of the order of said Court, when legal notice shall have been given, sell said real estate, towit: 4'i acres, being the north part of the cast half of the south east quarter of section 21, town o l north of range two east, with the improvements thereon. Also forty acres of the north west quarter of the south west quarter of section 2:2 town Dl range two eaf. Also forty acres being the northeast quarter of the south east quarter of seclion 23 town 31 north of range two east. Said lands not to be sold at less than their appraised value. Terms of Sale: one third cash the remainder within eiuhteen months. mayh; -2C 1 ' . N. CU AM I'M N, ( om'r. STA TE OF IXDIA.YA MARSHALL CO UXTY SS: Jn the Marshall Common Plen Court July Term, IGoG. rancy Gunn, Daniel Harber, Moses Gunn Nathaniel Shirland, Ransom Harb r, und Angeline Harber. Petition for Tjrtition. The PlaintilV in tho above entitled ciue has filed in my ollice her complaint for partiticin of thcland.belonging to the Estate of Moses Gunn sen. deceased, and it appearing by the return of the SheriU", that Moses Gunn jr., is not found, he is therefore notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint, Rnd that the same will be heard at the next term ot th.j .Marshall Common Wens Court to commence on the third Monday of July next, and unless he appear, plead answer or demur, thereto, the same will be heard and determined in his ab-M-nee. Attest: NEWTON R. PACKARD Clerk. Horc Corbix, Att'y for Plaintiff. riymouv ' . Mit ?, irc -:'--:.

Indiana, on Saturday the 1-Jth dav of June, lib, . Vrv between the hours of 10 o'clock a. w. and 4 o'clock i ) " Z: , , Y' p. m.f f said dav, the undivided two-thirds part of! V-1"? V? ,1 the Noith West quarter of the South West quarter V . -t",,t;jakcr

STATU OF IXDIAXA

MA 11 SIL 1 LL C O UXTY SS; Common Pleas Court Juhj lernt 185G. 7 1 i fcusan Andrews Petition for Partion. MiryS. Andrews, Lucy Andrews, CaliVrney Andrews, James Andrews and Elizabeih Andrews. The Plaintiff in the above entitled cause lift tiled in my office her complaint, for partition of lands belonging to the Estate of Daniel Andrews deceased, and it appcar'n r by the return of the Sheriff, thai Marv b. Andrews is not found, she is therefore notified of the filing and pendency of sai.l complaint, ixivx mai me same m uenearu mm iieiermineu at the next term of the Marshall Common Pleas Court, to commence on the third Monday of July next, and unless she appear, plead an.- wer or demur thereto, the same will be heard and determined in her absence. Attest: NEWTON R. PACKARD, Cleik. Horace Corbiv, Att'v for Plaintiff. .May 8, lc5G 2Gw.l." NOTICE TO HEIRS TO SELL REAL ESTATE. STATE OF INDIANA STARK COUNTY SS: "JVfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE J undersigned Administrator of the estate of Conrad Suit deceased, has filed his petition to sell the real estate of the decedent: his personal being insufficient to pay his debts; and that said petition will be heard at the next term of the Court of Common Pleas of said Counfv. GEORGE FELDÖN, Sen. Administrator. May tt lt56 2Gw3. THE REGULATOR STILL ON THE TRACK!! And Ready for the Trade! npiIE REGULATOR, HERETOFORE FAH inous for its unanimously low prices, has formed a reputation, that its, present proprietors are determined to sustain, if close application to business, and untiring efforts to satisfy the wants of its customers, will keep the standard up, it shall be done. Its shelves and counters are iw being filled with the J3KST STOCK OF GOODS Ever brought to this market selected by Mr. Westervelt, whose long experience in the business is well known, and renders him a good judge of the Goods best adapted to this market, and please the purchaser. WILL BE SOLD At its counters, this season, New St vies of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! Unsurpassed in beauty of styles, quality and low prices. We intend no Monopoly, but we will not be undersold. We assure tj the purchaser value for value, and a good bargain, if he buys at the Regulator. GOOES, We are now receiving a large assortment of Spring and Summer Delaines, Chalis and other dress goods, which cannot fail to please. LIXEX O 0 ODS, CA SS DIE RES, Cloth, Vestings, Prints, and anything kept in a variety store, ready for sale. HARDWARE and GROCERIES Constantly on hand. Finally we invite all to be sure and call at the REGULATOR. J. E. WESTERVE LT & Co. Plymouth May 1, ltüG. Üöt l. Sogoestho "X7?7"oxlcl WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE! A sjilendid assortment of Spring and Summer G-oods; At tho Regulator. 2-" t ". J. E. W ESTER V ELT & Co. T I lHE DEMAND FOR THIS DE.SERVEDX - , . ly popular instrument lias been so srreat that theuiidcrs.g neilhas determined to devote special attention to their sale His instruments are from the best manufacturers in the world and cannot fail to give satisfaction. FRENCH AND GERMAN GUITARS. For small Singers, Peg Head, Larger size, do . Somali Patent Head, Common size do ......... do do fine finish, do do extra do ..$1 00 ,.. 5 00 ... GU0 ... 8 00 ...10 uo . .12 U0 do do very fine, 1 1 00 Splendid American (iiiilars, 1 hese Guitars are from seasoned ..and beatiful Rosewood or Mahogany, after the celebrated Spanish models, and are unsurpassed for fullness ana richness of tone. They arc double lined and blocked throughout, and will not crack or tilit, PRICES. No. 1 Guitar, Mahogany, with patent lined case, head kc, . ..$15 00 do 'JO 00 2 (io Rosewood, 3 do- do do 1 do do do 5 do do do C do do do do do do do do do do do do 25 00 no oo i ) 00 50 00 3 00 GUITAR CASES, wood lined, iio paiier do 1 2. GUITAR STRINGS of superior quality a.' -ways on hand. ILi'Any instrument will be carefully packed and sent by stage or express upon receipt of the price as above. Orders respectfully Policted. 1). WITTER, Dealec in nil kinds of Musical Merchandise, May, 1, lföt, 2jm(i. South lU-nd, IikJ. Surveyor's N"oticc 'I'l l 10 undersigned wilh the County Surveyor, will, on Thursday the 2',M day ol"M.iy,ntiO o'clock a. ni. on said day, proceed to 8iirvevaiil locate th; corners of their land in sections l5, 16, 21 & lown.iip :i.l, Range 1 east, in Marshall Louutv, Indiana, to meet at the house of L. II. Andrews, at the time above named, and continue lrom day to day until all m surveyed. Non-residents, who fail to meet the Surveyor at the time abovc mentioned, and defray or provide for defraying their portion of the expense of the survey, will be returned to the County Auditor, and sueh delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate and collected arconlinr to law. L. II. Andrews and others. May 1 156 23 w3. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. NOTICE IS IIKKKRY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned Administrator of the Estate of Frank Dawes, deceased, will offer for sale at public out -cry, at the Courthouse door in Plymouth in Marshall County, Indiana, on Saturday the 31 st day of May, l' ."!', bet ween the hours of 10 o'clock a. in and 4 o'clock p. m., of said day, the interest of the deceased, in lot Number forty-four (4 1) as numbered on the oriirinalPI.it of the town of Plymouth. TF.RMSof Sale, cash in hand. JOSEPH EVANS Adm'r de bonus non. Plymouth Ind., May, 1 IfSG. 2"w4. .rüÄiViisTjiÄi;ÖR's sale! "IVTOTICE IS IIEREHY GIVEN THAT THE I aJ . . . . ... - JL i nndersigned Administrator ot the Estate of Lewis Thomjison, late of Marshall Cotaity, de-t ceased, will alter lour wecKs t -oni this date, in pursuance of xn order of the Common Pious Court, of Marshall County Indiana, will oiler at private sale, the north east quarter of the north-east quarter, of section fifteen, in Township thirty-two north of range one east, containing forty acres, be the same more or lesn. Terms cash in hand. Win. I). THOMPSON, AdmV. PU mouth Ind., May 1, 13G. 25w4. GUARDIAN'S KALK. CRSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE Common Pleas Court of Marshall County In 1

diana, I will olfer at private pale, after four weeks from this date, a piece of land blongin;r to Julia Ann Thompson, Minor heir of Lewis Thompson deceased, known as the undivided one-fourth of the south half of the north cast quarter, of section fifteen, township thirty-two, north of range one east, containing twenty acres, be the same more or less, subject to the Widow's dower. Terms of rala, cash in hand. t. Mcdonald, oiuT-üan. Fiymuth, Ind., My, 1 lM.. 25 1.

"rVfASON BROTHERS, New York, will puh-

jyj fish r?ati Saturday, January. 19th LANMERE.bv Mrs. Julia C. R. Dm aüthor of 44Farmimrdale." One Vol. 1 2 nw. Yi k'C jrl-,25. The mauy readers ami admirers of "Fanning- ; dale' will anticipate witli pleasure a new volume! from the Den of "Caroline Thomas." (the nom dr formerly used by Mrs. Dorr.) We can assure t if m Itipv will nnt niwl 4M-Yimiri" ntiA ivlnt loj charming than its predecessors we ha!l be disap-1 ......vv. x-.v. " V pomieu n me puouc uo noi awaru u yet warmer praise. Saturday, February 2nd, EDITH, or the Qua- j ker's Daughter, A tale of Puritan times, By one of j her descendants. One Vol. '2 mo. Trice $1,25. The scene of this Domestic tale is laid during i that reli'-dous persecution of the Quakers which is nlecp and sad a stain upon the bright lame of the ot the Puritans. I o the charm of absorbing mtc r0;ft tale, it adds the attraction of historical ac curacy, We have never announced new books with jrrcater satisfaction than in thl.s present instance. These arc not sensation books. They do not in any respect belorg to "gatter literature" of the day. Though differing widely in plot, purpose and style, they may alike lay claim to fascinating interest, and an adaption to improve both the head and the heart. Any newspaper giving this advertisement three insertions, and sending us a copy of their paper marked, will receive advance ctp'es of the work by mail, post-paid. MASON BROTHERS, New York. THE undersigned offers for sale, on o;ood terms, his farm, lying in Polk Towihip, seven miles north-west from Plymouth, and about oii niile from the location of the Station on the Peru Ra.; Road. This farm consists of 3 5 3 ACRES! W ith 5'J acres improved. On the farm is an excellent WATER SAW MILL! And the unimproved land is heavily timbered. There isa fine voung orchard and other improveI ments. 1 Ins farm is ottered on good terms, and j easy payments, r or further particulars enouire at ' the Trea nircr's ofSce. D. VINN EDGE. 23tf. April 17, lb'iG, DR. EVERSONS (Srrat American l&tmth, FOR CHILLS AND FEVER, DUMB AGUE, CONGESTIVE CHILLS, NEURALGIA, EPILEPTIC FITS, AND ALL OR Affections of the Nervous System, 3ECotc3.tol3.0y etc., IS the most popular medicine of that class ever known; no medicine ever met with such Universal Approbation! Or gained so high a celebrity in so short a time as this. The press and people, everywhere, speak of it in the highest terms of commendation! PROFESSORS OF MEDICINE Who have hitherto invariably withheld their influence from proprietary medicines, give this their sanction, and large numbers of Eminent Phvsicinns use it in their rOctAl-y jPracticc, In preference to Quinine and Ar-enie, which articles must sot hi vicM the swav to this trulv SCIENTIFIC PR EPA R ATIOX, The result of experience and investiiration. It nt only will PR EVENT and CUR F. vour Chills, J.ut will brinjr back a glüw of lif,. ail ajiiujation to the whole system, that is singular lid peculiar to this medicine Ere qi on e that uscx it speaks of this Fact! ii is pleasant iotaKe,ani does not purge, vomit or ! u. t.,: at .. '. ..Si .. ... j Strychnine, or any other poisonous r injurious drug, lut is purely Vegetable and perfectly Harmless, even for the'sni dlest infants. It is a perfect ANTIPOTi: TO MALARtA And as an Ague Killer it has no equal. Circulars for gratuitous distribution, containing certificates from Profe?-ors, Physicians, Clergymen and the Pres., are left with each agent. Price 75 cent. For sale by Druirrists and Dealers generally. EVERSON & Co., Proprietors, No. 7 South Sixth St., Philadelphia. W. V. ROBERTS. General Agent for Indiana Kohl also by T. A. LEMON, Plymouth, Ind. mavS'oGniG. IFAV 1 AT "HONEST CORNER" rRESII ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!! Are now receiving their Spring and Summer sup ply oi it oods. It is needless to ) sav, that thev are j bringing on tho best selected ati( Ever brought to this Muket, and are determined to sell as cheap if not cheaper than anybody eis, whon we take into consideration their Ion? cxperience in the business their reputation as business men, and their determination to do by their customers us they would be done Iry ; but we will sa v briefly, that everything in the lineof Spring and Summer Dry f0ods, of every style and priceHardware, crockery, flroeeries, Yankee Notions and iu fact, everything suited to the wants of this country, can now he had at their Store as cheap as elsewhere, and a call at "Honest Corner" will convince you that "where cheap Goods are there is the place to buv." lUlOWNLEE & SHIRLEY. may8'.r6if. TICE TcTTlAIIEKS. The President of of the Hoard of Trustees of the Town of Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana, will, up to the 2ftli of the present month receive proposals from persons wishing to teach the Graded School of said Town. Terms: Persons proposing must he qualified to teach all the tranches of an English education and the higher Mathematics, and are to furnish two competent assistants, find fuel for the house and pay all the expenses of the institution. Good references required. J. H. N. K I.INGER, Pr!:suf.nt. Plymouth, May 15th, lt-.'iG. 27 w3. illUlNrIXKINCi!! Having located in this place for ihe purpose of carrying n the above business in all its VARIOUS IJKANCHKS, ! respectfully solicit a .hart of public patronape. i . it ........... .. it... Give me a call, examine the enquire the prices, and I am sure will say, "Joe's is the place to Buv invlliiiiu: in that Lino. Shop over Pershing & Thompson Drurr otore. JOSEPH HUME. Plymouth, Indiana, April 10 185G. J2tf STn Aira r i IT T-r-k I i r l J. D. ARMSTRONG HAS STARTED A BLACK-SMITH SHOP, One door South of Elliott & Co's Wagon & Blacksmith shop, and opposite the American House, where he is prepared to do Custom work on short notice und on reasonable terms. Anything in the line of blacksmi thing can be done at his' shop in the latest style, and most substantial manner. Orders olictcd. IVf.cvith led , Mv 1 1?.6 1hwr.

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ällavslKill (Co mit Democrat Published f.vekt Thursday Monxixo, by t. Mcdonald, and h. b. dickson. TpDMa Tr i i , mi TERMS:-If paid in advance, 1 50 , At the end of six months, 2 Dili It delayed untill the end of the year 2 50 ! RATES OF ADVERTISING. One square (ten lines or less,) three weeks, Each additional insertion, Column three mouths, . Column six months l4 Column one year, Column three months, 1 (10 25 Coluirn six months,. . . , ., Column one year,. 1 Column three months,. 1 Column six months,. . . . 1 Column one vear,. . Yearly advertisers have the privilege of one change free of charge VI N CENT, HIMROD & CO., Manufacturers & wholesale dealers in crm w - a TINNERS'" STOCK, No. 513 L?.ke aivl '?Vt S. Water St. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. 1-VI.ruary L'l, '5(i, 15t(. BANK NOTE LIST. Indiana Free Banks at Par. Agricultural Hank, .V. Sterling, Hrookville Rink, Brookrille, Bant of the Capitol, Indianapolis, " of South IK nd, Sonllt Urnd, Elkhart, Elkhart, (oheu, (Joshi'H, .4 Indiana, Mich. City, " Mt. Vernon, rrii,- " Montieello, Monticello, " North America, Clinton, " Rockville, Rockcille, Salem, Saltm, Syracuse, Syracuse, Warsaw, Warner tr, t'sinal I5.il. k, J'ransrille, Crescent City Rank do. Cambridge City Hank, Cambridge City, Central Hank, Indianapolis, Del. County Bank, Muncie, Fa vet t County Hank, Connerscille. i Farmers' Hank, UYs.'jYW, j Huntington County Hank, Farmers' & .Mechanics' Hank, Indianapolis, j Granicrey Hank, lAi fayctte, ' Great Western Hank, 7Yrrc Haute Hoosier Hank, Iiganspart, ' il?! Vorte, Indian Reserve Hank, Kokomo, Kentucky Stock Hank, Columbus, 1 I',p"m.-t hui l'l'"" j Merchants' iV. Mechanics' Hank, Aeir Albany, j New link & Virginia Mock liank, Evansville, lVaiiie Citv Hank, Ttrre Haute, j Savings Hank. Connrrsrille, SuKmii Uank, AVir Salnn, j Miawncc Hank, Att.rv. Traders' Hank. Indianajdi, ! J?Uite liank and Hraii'lf. Illinois. Alton Hank, Alton,... .... .p Hauk of America, Chicago, Dank of Elpin, L''i,..' ' Hunk of palciia, llalena, " liank of . Liieiis & Sitnoiuls, SpringjhUl, " Hank of Napierville, Napier rille, H Hank of Northern Illinois, Waukeyan, , Hank of Ottowa, Ottawa, I Hank of Peru, Hank of Rockford. " Helvcdier Hank, llrlcrdirr,. " Ikllville Hank, IMccdUr,. . , " Central Hank, Prora Chicago Hank, Chicago, City Hank, Uhicti'ß " Chirks Exchange Hank Springfield, " Darieii Uu k Hank, .' " Dupage Co. Hank, Napirrrille, Southern Hank of Illinois, Ittllcille, State Hank of Illinois, Shairncctowii, " Slock Security Hank, Dantillc, Fnion Hank, Chica ;, Exchange Hank of II. A. Tucker Vco., Chica gn, Fanners, Hank, Chicago, Fanners & Traders' Hank, Charleston,. ...... Marine Hank of Chicago McLean County Hank, IUmnnington , Mechs. & Farnii rs Hank. Sprinfiild,. ....... " .Merchants' Ä: Droxers' Hank, JjUet, Merchants' & Mechs.' Han';, Chicago National Hank, Equality ...".. " Peoph-'s Hank, Canm. Pluvnix Hank. Chicago.. tiuiney City Hank, 1,iinry .Wisconsin. Hadger Sta... Rink. Jonesriltc Hank of lh loit Har'A of Commerce, Miltcaukir Vank of Fön Du Lie, . . i , i . . i , I Hank of Milwaukie, Rink of Racine, Hank of WattertowH, Hank of the North We.'l, I'ondultc, Hank of the Vst, Madison, ! City Hank, Kenosha, ! Citv Hank of Racine, f; i OlllUioia .oiiiMy d.iiik, i VTiajz v try, 9 1 l.n Cr,fx Hint- 1tA(nr, f i . j- ... ii. ? j r".A.. ASkl J 411 l I'aiinf Exchange Hank, Mihcaukie, Farmers V. Millers' Hank, Miltcaulic, Fox River Hank, Green Day, Germania Hank of G Papendiek A: Co. Mihtcukie, Janesville City Rink, Joncnville, Jfflerson County Hank, H 'atcrtoirn, Kenosha City liank, Kctiosha, Northern Hank, Green Bay Oihkosh Rank, Oshkosh,' I People's Hink, Milwaukie, IV 3 '.UM VUU1MY l'IUK il''i'T, Kotk Kn-r P'-nV. " ' v

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MUCH ADO AEGUT NOTHiNG" HAS BEEN VERIFIED FOR SOMfci TIMU jist, but that time i.vw w uattr:iMd Much ad about S03IETHL(f . has. taken its place; .and CIIAIJLES PAIlKir 1 tu oI of seeing I'lviaoutii deckel outwitli "three feilt c tores, has J LOCCHT AND UROCC.HT ON ' a Regular ''Two Horse" Store! None of our Goj Curt, "one LorrM.-' affairs, butas Sam. Weiler would say "an out-and-oufcr to look at;" and if you d jn't btdk-ve itfcomed Iwfc afi. -High prices for tea, cohY, wnr:ir and moKsscs are .done fur anJ Drv Uu.!Miiee the uUlition ot j the "beverage law," are AMAZING- CHEAP. ' Tharikftd to his customers foremptiing his store j as bare a a bird cage, ami bopinir thev "will do it again," he has tiled it "chock full" of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, CAPS, I JAW LS. HARDWARE. CROCKERY, WOODEN -W 1', UOXKS, BARKEL, CLOTH 1X12, FANCY FIX ENS, a vou I -tn find .-.''.-!. w Ilehastru-tedoutcneyeart.dnohe.vUthe I "AW" a,11 as in - succcio. w present you h ,J l,.-t bring on CASH OR PRODUCE i -good goods " At trilling prices. AXY KIND OF GOODS To tuit your wants or fancy. AXY (JUAXTITY OF ÖOODS, t the best bargains. Further multiplier' A wrd s useless. Just call at the now ovcrilowiiu; .reu CHARLES PALMLR Nov. 29. ::. 3f THE PEOPLE N. H. OGLESBEE & Co.. .4 RE NOW IIECEIVlNtl, AT THE IIRICK btore, their rail and Winter (Joh1s, eoii.M.-i ing of a full and complete assortment, suited to this .Market, which they will sell cheap for ready pay. tiive us a call, friends, look at our Goods and get our prices. It may be we si 11 (oods a little cheaper tl1ian ut Hnv oth-.r tlJWU 1 T,K , - . - - J'J j La-w cf Newpaper s. 1 t 1. Subscribers who do not irive exoress notice t

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: 4. If subscribers remove to other places wTthout iniornnngiiie iui;l'.aliers, an-1 the miat is st.ll sent to the former direction, they are held resj'oii-iMe. The Courts have decided "that refusing to take paper from the ollice, or mining und h aving uncalled for, is prima facie evidence ..f "mUiitirual fraud. PLYMOUTH PftlCE CURRENT. ' Wheat, ; Corn, ' bushel,... 1,00 .Jl 'iT: i b'f 1 J J --VV 15 2 1 4 2,23 1,3J S V.Y.'.Y. w ,m h ,MI rl,li) IJ.il t. i,;u i,r'h' . 4.m 1J.IHJ III,') ; I OTATOW, i OatSj ; Cii.Ui".rI!!LS. . ArrLns Diur.D, Arn.Ks Grk, ; Heans IV-ACIlhS IKV,. PfTTi:R, Tali.ow, , Lard, t 1 1 1 1KS PltV, , IIlDLS GULEX, ; Hrooms, i ClUCKF.?,. .-. , . . Fees, ; Flour, ! Salt, j Tl-MUTIIV II lV, i Clover Hav, i Mahsh Hav j Wood rt'R Coan,. . i SlllNGI.tS SliAVUU,. . ! Shinci.ks Crr,. . . ., ; PoUK XLTT, j IfcKK, , j Ll'MDKR IIaRO, i I am blr Son, ! S. B. CORBALEY, Ilotary Fublic, Plym- ' onth Ind. Will admini-iter (aths. tak i)i'poiiioiist i acknowledgements of Deeds. Mortaes, Tower ! of Atternry and do all :!n r busines of a imtal ial ' cltaracter. )l!i e at CoMrt II use in the Reconlers OUiee. Itf J. J. VINALI, Ivl. T , IÜ03KE0P.1THIC PUVSimX, j Particular attention paid to Obstetric Practice, : und j CHRONIC DISEASES CP WQÜZEIT, j AN! iDiseases of Ohilclren. ! Ollice over C. P.ilaier's Stor.., comer of Michij pan and LaPorte Streets, w !:erc he wait; consulted oil 1...,,-- --,c HIE NEW TWjV DAV HOOK',- A DEMooratie paix-r pul.lil'd in l!i- citv of N'vr York. It is the only orir.ui of the National IViui oerotic party in the t ity.and it is important for the interests of tlemocrary that a paprof ext-ui circulation and eoniiii'indin inlluence should Ik csrablifrLcJ atthcconinuTii.il t nijHiritnu of our j country. I he Weekly Day l!.xk i m rt th , tseventh year of its publication, li;t no eff.-rt haI ever been made to bring it In lore the public until about a year since when evcral distinguished members of theh'inoi-iati- party, in ii-w f the com.iiC riTsiilcntial election ;:i:l i!er!.lv iinprteil j with the baneful cfl'-ets of the base iiusre pres pt!. j tions tif the New Yoik Tribune, a jnrinl wWc i boasts of its dcnnKT;'tic '...rcrd-cis br tfw f j thousands, suggeste.1 to j i;b'iih.-r : iJa j ircseiiting the ter,cratie p.'.rty with a jviptr cfjuat j to the Tri'.uii" ,n reports of ntai kcts, ne s, Ac, of. I ierei nt t lie same pruv.ntid w v it the oopIe wuit I no sup-..u t it. ITu t iivtilatk ti cf the Weekly Dav itook has (iMadrui Je.l iih'n a rar, which is I fUiAing more tlwn any -thcr pctiodiral csntlo in j eollnlry. The b ise rir -r i ntatimis d" fanaticj al journals are reacting upen tht ni hc, and it i only heeds a little i'olvri.iinrd !' it among all wha ! love di mocratie principles, and ho 1 alue the tonj Mitutioii ii obligations of our I'liii n, to j lace Day I Hook in a xsit;.o:i scc nd to :i p iper in the lTni- : ted States. I .Shall it be tlone? Phall nur liber: ie. our Fnion, ! our cherished American iu'ituiioi:.- Ie prefer j or shall c hand them vcr ti the care a misirable sit of fanatic, who now a.-unie eiie garb .ind j then another, to deceit c the people, j Hie publisher appeals to all lovers of their cnuii j try, to all truly eonsei ati e tm u, and nlvi e all, 1 to every democrat lor support, rot It his intc.-ts i solch, but for theirs, for the mtliect r.t.tiu The price at w hieh the Day Rk i j it srareelv j exceeds the ov-ts of the paper before it is printed so thita very 1 irpe ciivul itio.i is nbs h.u jy pee. essarv to render ihr busiues. nditnbjr. The pijblisher trusts you will giie the p:o er a jt ru-al, sh w it to your neighbors, and ifpo."b!e,Mudthe nninej of several subset ilwrs. Rcsjvct full v vour. N. IlSTIMON Publizier, !'. Via. ht., N. Y. TERM? . Tbc Wctklv Dn IL. k is sept to in. gle eubsnibcrs ti all p.uis t f ih. Failed States fir !.2ler annum in udvauoe. Tw o octicK fi i 'z fivcopies for $7 Ten copies for 12; twenty inpie.iti one addrtss forS0, Ad-.l;tiens in iy at a!I time s be to a clubnt the price paid bv lhne Already in P. At oöiees where it isl?lieyed a club of tenty can he procured, postmasters or ether pen g Mir up th clubran en:nu, bv en in r c mtnf