Marshall County Democrat, Volume 3, Number 2, Plymouth, Marshall County, 3 December 1857 — Page 1

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i f.. Vol. 3 Ho. 2.) PLYMOUTH, INDIANA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1857. (Whole Kto. 106.

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ri'BLISIIED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, BY ,HcDO.ALD cfc BIIOTIIEK. If paid In advance -J At the end of six months y ' If lei ived until the end of the year, ADVERTISING: One square (ten lines or less,) three weeks Each additional insertion, 1 00 25 ? Column three months 4 Column six months, 4 Column one year, Column three months, l.i Column six months, Column one year, 1 'Column three" months, , 1 Column six months, 1 Column one year, Yearlv advertisers have the privilege . 5 00 . e 00 ..12 on .. 8 on ,.15 on .25 on ..14 on ..-4 on .45 on of one han.se free of charge. Democrat Job Office! PLAIN AND BBLTIK CUTS, See, Sec. Our Job Department is now supplied with an extensive and well selected assortment of new styles plain and fancy Whkh enables us to execute, on short notice and reasonable terms, all kinds of Plain and Ornamen tal JOB PRINTING NEAT, FAST AND CHEAP; SUCH ASCIRCVLARS, HANDBILLS, LABELS, PAMPHLETS, BUSINESS CARDS, ELANK DEEDS fc MORTUAKKS; CATALOGUES, And in short, Blanks of every variety and description. Call and see specimens. Xew x .Summary. The report of the destruction of Government trains by the Mormons has been confirmed. Two rows of folding iron chairs have been placed in each nUle of Af r. Heechcr's church in Brooklin. The average attendance at his church is three thousand. An extensive fire occurred at Lockport, N. Y. list week. Loss 150,000, principally miils, Hour and graui. Hon. Chas. Sumner has returned to his homo in Massachusetts, and will resume his seat in Congress. He is much better but not entirely recovered. A lire occurred in the building of the State bank of Missouri, on last Saturday a week ago. Not much damage was done. The desk of the specie paying teller was burned but as the bank has suspended spe cie payment, it was not considered a loss. The Royal Mail Ship Niagara, arrived at New York last week. It reports heavy failures in Enirland: an increase in the rate of discount bv the Rank of Kngla'd: cotton very dull and decline in bread-stuffs. ! Food is scarca and high at St. Paul, Minnesota, but corner lots ire said to be very low. A steam carriage for common roads lias made its appearance in the streets of Pittsburgh. It turns corners readily travels es uneven roads without dflizulty and runs eight miles an hour with a pressure of sixty pounds. Wasiiixotox, Nov. 20. According to the present intention, ox-President Lamar, of Texas, will b'j appointed Minister to Nicaragua. Affairs in Utah occupy the attention of the administration, but no deftinite action has ben taken in view of the latest advices from that territory. Sir Wm. Ousley will, by appointment, have a formal interview with the President to-morrow. The Mississippi river was full of ice on the 20th inst., and navigation, north of Dubuke was then closed. Bayard Taylor was married on the 27th of October, at Gotha, Germany, to Miss Hansen. He will spend the winter at Moscow. About nine hundred 'desperate' murders have been committed East, lately, for particulars subscribe for a cheap New York weekly. A negro woman at Hamilton, Ohio, came to her death last week by a discharge from a gun barrel which she was using for a fire poker. The load had been in the gun for thirty years. G. O. Mullenix, who was to have been hanged, at Greencastle, on Friday, for the murder of his wife, was granted a respite of thirty days by Governor Willard. On the 21st inst. fires occurred in Ro

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ehester X. Y., destroying SlUU.OOO worth of property. iw men killed by falling walls in Columbus, Ohio, burning Deshkr's Block, including several largo stores in Louisville, destroying 930,000 worth of

nropertv. and in Mobile, burning 1 50,000 " worth uf ooils and buildings. At New Orleans, on last Friday mornmi,', there was a 'while frost Ours was about six inches deep. Charles R. Demming was arrested at Indianapolis last week for purloining letters containing money from the P. O. He was in the employ of the Sentinel office and had before, Wo believe, borne a good reputat ion, Fast associations ruined him. Gov. Walker left Kansas one week ago this morning for Washington. Marcus J. Parrot, delegate to Congress from kansas was in Cincinnati yesterday, lie was a daytouian formerly if we rightly remember. Mary Mulligan, formerly a servant in the employ of Dr. Burdell and Mrs. Cunningham, obtained a judgment last week in Cincinnati against a Mrs. Rugrles. a Fourth st. diess-iuaker, ..f jsJod fvr slander. Mrs. R. will learn to 'hold her tongue. The Great Eastern. The launch of the mammoth steamship heretofore known as tins Great Eastern, but now formally christened "Leviathan," i . .i .i i . was commenced at noon on the third inst. The usual means were used to move the , , A r i -i vessel, but for some time without avail.t i. ... .1 l l.i. .1.. i l.i vuer aooui tuiee nours iaoor, me !uiji nau moved about six feet by the stern and a little over four feet by the bow. when one c e 1 , 1-1.1 l of the powerful purchase chains broke, and the work had to be temporarily suspended. Operations were to be resumed as soon as the accident could be rectlied; and London papers of the afiernoon of the 3d, say it was confidently hoped that the ship would be alloat at highwater on Weduesdav the 4th. ; . , . i Düring the operations, a sudden strain ! 3 1 i on one of the drums caused it to revolve'

.. . .. . .... , witr. great velocity, throwing several of the ! :,'e ol bidiana, torthe purpose ot electing a Roa.d . , . -. " of Directors lor the braneh fur the t iisimig v x; men into the air like straws, and knocking, iiineheldatti... R.idii.K ,,iiee of ihe branch m down others with great violence. Foiir:BTmIl;:l,''rl,:,lll:1":'-:111''-1 ,)n. T'I'i:'.v

w men had their arms and legs brohei, and one died as he was being conveyed to the e hospital. Immense numbers of people, in - eluding many distinguished men, assem- . bled on shore aud on the river to witness the launch. ' Latest. The Times of Wednesday j says that a postponement of further efforts ; to the 2d of deccmber had been resolved1 upon, and that in the meantime the ship j will stand in great danger of settling, ow-1

ing to immense pressure (12,000 tons) i ,, A . p,,,,, skillupon the new-made earth. : man, John N. Jones, Alvin Kite,

AV.aIiiii!r(tiii ilia liirlif Plari-.! " " When Colonel Lee, of New York, was collecting subscriptions for the equestrian bronze statue ot Warhington, novv standing n m.nitnii'inr i t lilt ri 1 Km otn nrf if Iia 1 corner ot union l ark, lie liaa oceasion to visit an old curmudgeon in Ihe neighbor hood, and pulling out his subscription paper, requested him to add his name to the list. Rut old Lucre declined, respedtfulI do not see,' he said, 'what benefit this statue will be lo me, and live hundred dollars is a great deal of money to pay for the goatiCcation of other people. 'Benefit?' replied the Colonel; 'why, sir, it will benefit you more than anybody else. The statue can be seen from every window of your house; it will be an ornament, and add dignity to the whole neighborhood and it will perpetually remind you of the Father of his country the immortal Washington!' Ah, Colonel,' answered old Lucre, 'I do iiot require a statue to remind me of him, for I always carry Washington here,' aud ho placed his haod upon hi heart. 'Then let me tell you, replied Colonel Lee, 'if that's so, all I have to say is that you have got Washington in a tight place!' i 1 1 . itrA young lady asked a gentleman the meaning of the word surrogate! "It is," replied he, "a gate through which parties have to pass on their way to got married. "Then, I suppose" icplied she, "that it is a corruption of sorkow-gate!" "You are right Miss," replied her informant, "as woman is an abbreviation of woo to MAX." jti?"A lawyer to avenge himself upon an opponent, wroto tho word ,4Rascal" in his hat. Tho owner of the hat took it up, looked ruefully into it, and turning to tho Judge exclaimed, 'I claim tho protection of the honorable court. The opening counsel has written his name in my hat, and I havo a strong suspicion that he intends to make way with it."

Mistaken as to the Cause. The New York Tribune insists that the causa of our

commercial disasters at the present time u ! mvnot I lymouth is now m my hands for collects, t b.f .... i : .! e . ,i .. i .. . ' and owners of property m town will confer a favor to be found in the fact that we lao j i.vp.nv;i upsooni a3 u.o con,r;lt;on is. in m.cdof protective tan tl, and is again advocating i money to pav otf the teachers of last summer's - . . i l.i . p ii . l l .. . I . .1 i mm ! ir x i . ni

viui renewed zeal mat i.iiiacious a:ui lonir i school metaxis 4u etnmneaen xiuu valuation

ago exploded political heresy. It points to i? 1 1 . i . ! Russu as r. country where industry is pros porous, ana wnere monetary revolutions;, ; :inrl im n?i ir.i sfrin.lv. if ever fidf. This! 1 . . , 1 e.i' -i . . .1 L oiuii, vft 3 lb tilll lLiii.o luv 1 v v- ttanft, which has always existed in that nation. It forgets that Russia has a hard

.... ted paper credit system, which it clings to and sustains in the United States It is to that fact, and not to nor protect-

money currency: that all business trans- i " 'v , " v:'"-"L K . , u,u - ".'v . J . J . .11t 1 loilowinir described property in said countv, to wit: actions are based upon an actual and sub- u,n whcre the ri?ht of wav of the Tittsstantial foundation, instead of a false lnfla- ; burh, Ft. Wavne & Chicago Rail Road intersects

ivo tariff, which is really a hinderane t noith-w est with' said rail'road, to the place ol Leber prosperity, that Russia enjoysher ex- ; fchmin, containing tliree acrs. nmniian ft: on i he.. ii cf ron monefai Y ri- i Taken as the pro;erty (f C. W Ewinjr to satisfy

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vulsions. 1 ho latterare the necessary in-, iariKln count v. j r cidents of the issue of hank paper money,; j F V A N V ALKEN HU R (1 1 1, j LAPORTE OR FORT WAYNE! and wili occur at periodical intends just : novl2 ."Cts. (prfee$-2) Shcrilf M C. j Cribs and yillow Wapus fcr the babies. Lounas long as it is tolerated. Cin. Enn. A T v" mrTvnTTvi , ?es for the lazy and somethin.tr ur all, at prices that

you Wish to The Weather. When 1 .1 .... ..I. . I. . know wnai ine weauier is to ue, go oiu and eieci ui oiuaiifsi uiumi ou nee, KCi'I) vour eve upon U, and it it decreases an 1 ilicnrii-ir lt. s hmvs n etüfr if tbi'nir vi '..l. will b, sure to be followed by fair weather; but if it increases in size, you mry as well take Volir great Coat With Volt, if VoU ate going from home, lor falling weather will

.Kwuei.uou. ii if.iaoii ia im. ."eujeomi,lil5llti .,,1 that the same will be heard at the air IS becoming charged With elect! it i- the next term of the Marshall eireuit court, to be

i ty, you will see every cloud attracting all 1 i .c".,c wii dc J litt tr ...jil.Arc in1,-. .. les one touaid n ml it gather i.no a I s,,oW',r And on the contrary, when the ! lluid is passing oil or ditltisiiig itsell, even a l iroe cloud will be seen breahin" to iiieit- .. oi es aU(j dissolviii"-. . . TAX PAYERS of Marshall count v will take njui-"- m;ii i 1 1 1 n i vi . Ii u uiiii; m p.i tu- iil ii 1.11 I butGol(1 ail1 SiIvo the cum,lcv' (r thu n.lIlk f :,... .1... r :m : .1.: :.. c. ... ... the St.ite of Indiana, the State Rank of Indiana, the Stale Hank of Ohio and its brauche-, the Free P. iT,k- ..r i.im -ii ivir . !in,l tin. l. ir li.n.l- of Kentucky an .1 Virginia banks: and County or-'.c is. to the amount of county tax. " Ti s i'KR cent I F.XALTV will be a.l.l.-d on and atter the li st .Monday of March, l."). on all taxe not jiaid liefore that time. novJC tf D. ' I NN EDO E, T. M. C. NOTICE. , . .,.,,,, r I iIIL next annual meeting ol the stock holders 1 of the branch at Ph mouth of the Rank of the I .in oa oi j ; mi irr, i. -, oemeen I lie Hours ot I ; o'clock a. m., a.i l':i o'clock p. m., at which time j an;tWi- tht'-v vill proceed to elect theaioVen ,med iJucetoi-s according to the requirements ot the ! charter of said Rank, and of the Ry-laws of said ',lalu'u ly order of the Roard of Directors, tins ImIi ;day of Nov. 1n7. R. P. WALKEU, Cad'r. I Pr. II. II. Eari.v Teller. nov Zi), 1-td. STATE OF IXDIAXA, MARSHALL COUXTV, SS: lathe Mar shall Circuit Court, February Term, 1050. Ira Stanley, .oram nay, usanuan nay, n':im. .1ATl,It eej.es, -tompiaint. Daniel l eeples, Samuel 1 eeples, Mary Jane Peeples, Jhn lVtplcs, aV;IIIuf V'T Iheplamtiu intLealioi ove entitled eau.-e I. v Reeve & Rnullev, his attorneys, has fikd in i 1 in mv idaviir office i 4titirit ! 1 1 f 'mil t or.tui ii'iitor l.c iih.b """--i .'- : A. 15. Peeples, John N. Jones and Alvin Kite, defondants, are non residents of the State of Indiana; thev are therefore notified (ftlie fiiin.' and penden - cy of said complaint, and that the same will be heard at the next term of the M irshall circuit court to be holden at the court house in Plymouth, on the second Monday of February, lb5.",,and unless they appear, plead answer or demur thereto, the same will be heard aud determined in their absence. N K. PACKARD, C. M. C. C. nov 26. l-t3. TO NON RESIDENTES. riIIE UNDERSIONED WITH TITECOUNtv Surveyor, will, on Thursday the iTthdavof Deccmhwr, at 1 o'clock p. m. on said day, proceed to survey :i nl loe.ite the colliers of luv fiinl in i

section III. Town. :i5, Range 1 East in Marshall 1 ,,.et",ls are in readiness at the Auditorsonice at any eountv Indiana to meet on' the premises and con- llm0 :"'! a11 xv,'(, l" P;,.v "I fr s lid lots and re'tiuue from day to dav until all is surveyed. ceive their deeds between this and the Deeecmbor Non residents, who fail to meet the'Survevor at ' tt-,ni d the CoH.ini?ioner's court 157: then the the timeabove mei.tioned, and defray or provide j iU'yh rt ,.n ,,e s,il1 ' readiness in the court house at fordefraiiiigtlicirportionofthe expense of the sur-1 saitl 'nof the Roard, and all who fail to appear vev, will'be returned to the County Auditor, and at S:uJ w40 f lle Roard; pay oil" their notes and - - . . I M ..ill I'.l 4h..! .1.. ..-.Ml I . A 1 J. t

sue ide iioueiieiesri acud on the tax dun icate. and collected acconhng to law. 1 i - - nov 2(, l-t:i. E.F. YODER. SHERIFF'S SALE. Ry virtue of a commission ami order of sale to ; me directed from the Clerk of the Marshal Court j of Common Pleas, l will oiler lor sale as the law j directs, at the court house door in Plymouth, on i the UHh day of December, 157, between the hours of lb o'clock a. in., and 4 o'clock p.m. on said day, the billowing described property, to-wit: The south half of the bouth east quarter, of fcetion eighteen, Michigan ro id laud, except the following described parcel to-wit : commencing at the soutk w est corner ol that pari of laid section on the east sidc of the rail road cast of the Michigan road and running astt thirty six rods thence north parallel with the Cincinnati, Peru & Chicago railroad forty-four and four-ninths rods, thence w est thirty fix rod ri, thence Booth forty-four and four ninths rods, to the place of beginning, containing ten acres; also excepting the school house lot, commencing at th Michigan road where the county road leaves waid road, thence east along the line of said road eight rods, thence Fouth six rods, thence tvet fight rods, thence north to the place of beginning, excepting also, about eighteen rods square, taken out of the south-east corner of aid Fcction, containing in all forty nix acres moro or less. Taken at the property of Abrain S. Hand, an;Jl Rebecca Hand, at the suit of Oliver Wehb, J. v. vanvalkeneuroii, novit) Its. Sheriff M.C. ßrto jAiAii.r'. ine liest styles ana larcc-Iktii.-i ran Ftock of Delaines in town, may bo fQan.f Oglesbee k Shirlfj'e Store call and examine. 49

TO CORPORATION TAX-PAYERS.

Notice is hereby given, that the Duplicate of the ot real an-J personal property n. ,. cents on each j Poll. D HOW . Marshal SHERIFF'S SALE. Bv irtue of a Fee-Bill to rue directed from the ;Survevor of Marshall county, Indiana, I will cxj pose for sale, a? tlie law driec ts, at the court house j jn Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, on the 5t day of December, between the hours of 1 5t!l 10 -.s.L.,.lr .. ... 1 A . ,1.,.- 4l, the north line of the south-east quarter east of the ( .wieiiian roau 01 secuon uunccn, .iicinan roau ; 1.....,. .. i-ioi .1.., .,..,.1. a r.n , t tI ... , t r f r:1ll,vav. tilfliru a fee=bill in favor of J B N Klinger, Surveyor of STATWE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL COUNTY, SS:i In the Marshall Circuit Court, February -- - -F - f term, 1858 Mary Morrissy vs. Complaint for Divorce. Michael Morrissy Morrissy. The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by Corbin and Packard, her attornies has filed in my office her complaint for divorce. and it appearing by affidavit that the defendant, .Michael Morrisy, is a non-resident of the State of Indiana; he is therefore notified of the filing and pendency of said holden at the court House in Plymoutth, the sec ond Monday of February, 1858, and unless he appear, plead, answer or demur thereto, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. i attkst: N. R. PACKARD, Clerk fcCCill PACKARD, Clerk ' novlJ-.VJr.3 Marshall circuit court. STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL COUNTY: hi tin-Marshall Circuit Court. February Term, 1858 Isadore adore Reome, Complaint for Divorce. s Elizabeth Reome " phmitill in the above cntit.ed cause, by Corbin and 1 aekard, his attorney?, ha. filed in my ' ,Mc'- h'15 complaint for divorce, and it appearing by aiiidavit that t:ie deicndant, Elizabeth Reome is a non-resitieiit ot tin-rotate ol Indiana; she is there - fore notilicd of the filing and pendency of said complaint, and that the same wid be heard at the next term of the Marshall circuit court, to be holden at the court house in Plymouth, on the second Motnl.iv of February, InV, and unless she appear, I jinau, iiii?i.i ! ,ltiari, . (lct0 T. !lmvJ. -oj -' plead, answer or demur thereto, the same will be rnnned m hi r absence. N. R. PACKARD, Clerk Marshall circuit court. SHERIFF'S SALE. Ry irtue of a commission and order of tale issued out of the ollk-e of the Clerk of the Common Pleas Court of the cjuntv of Marshall and state ol Indiana, to me directed, l will oflVr for sale at pul.lie outcry' at the court house door in Plymouth in said county on the I2th day of December lw57, between t-e hours of ten o'clock a. in., and four o'clock n. m. of :ii.l d ir. tW f.illnw. j ing described real estate situate in said county of .uarsiuu, ana uescribe.l as the cast half of the north west quarter of section number four(4)north f e i ..... . . . . . v ' oi lane lour v ; east, contains: cijrhtv acres, more ! r less, to satisfy an execution for $ D9, 3G-j.00, in ! favor of John Norris, against Ozias Baird; said ex ecution and order of sale being subject to another between the same parties, fr$ 15, '20-100 J. F. VANVALKENBURGH, Sheriff, M. C. nov 12 5-2t'l NOTICE The regular meeting of the Roard of Trustees of Center township, will lie held on the first Saturday in each month. JOSEPH EVANS, Clerk. 1 may., ;. i.Iv STATE OF INDIANA, STARK COUNTY: SS. 1Je lt romemhered that on the loth day of Sepi t01n,,r ,7- U being the second day of the I tcnn of l,,t Commissioner's court t f said county i an1 de the following order was male, to-wit: ! mv " the eountv Auditor and reports to the Roard, that there is now in his hands promissory notes on divers persons, given for the purchase of town lots in the old town plat of Knox, and that the same arc now due, and some of them foi one and two years; and according to the conditions of the bonds in tiie hands of the purchaser the contract is now forfeited. It is therefore ordered by the Roard that the county Auditor execute deeds in the name of the purchaser, and legal assignees, to all who may have purchased lots in the tow n afforeiaid, and publish or cive notice that their "'' vvus, au omer u oe eiuercu on tue ""I iiwn in iiieeouui voiiiiinssioners oi orarK 1 county, declaring the contract forever forfeited, j V. ..).. I).w.t. ..C J.., f n . . , I and said forfeited lots will revert to said county of Stark, and belong to said county as if no sale had ever Inen effected. Starke County, and State ok Indiana, es I, John S. Render, Auditor of Starke L-S.J county and State aforesaid, do hen by certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the order made by the Hoard of Coiimmhwoners at its September session. In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of the Commissiouer's court at Knox, this 12th day of October, A. D. 1657. JOHN S. BENDER, Auditor of Stark county, Indiana. Musical Instruments! HILL & JACOBS, FORT WAYNE, Keep constantly on hand a splendid tdock of MELODEONS, GUITARS, VIOLINS, and all other Musical Instruments & Music Books 0 SKhlVp i? :-rr ut.,,a(1 the Peoples Ptoro. i i.x..

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CABINETS WAREROOMS OF A. BOYD & Co.! OVER PERSHING'S STORE. The undersized have opened a splendid assort- i inentof i FURNITURE I M, A A MCONSISTING OF Chairs, Tables, Bedsteads, UlliMlö, lllUlld. IilllMl(lU. BUREAUS, LOUNGES, Sofas, etc.. Which will be sold a; cheap as they can be piol fm'tl in .klUlVl IV; LIU 4 Ul.ilblVUi "Small Profils and Ready Payr Now is the TIME, and llovd' the TL ACE, to j get the worth of your money. j COFFINS on baud or m ;de to order, those fine Metalle A few o:' liUltlAL A 1 Ö . Still on hand a nice article. Also, CKA T1XT 2PXJP2P With Galvanized Metalie Tubiiiir, which are warranted tojrive Nttisfietiou A. 110 VD & Co. Plymouth, Oct. 'JJAi, 1."7 r'U;". -45 -ri Ii. j Tue undci-si-ned, having received a large stocl v Ol 1 Iniliiibi' ! i wri nai Ui A"i ' 1 ll 11 I II II I II f I t I I U i ! I I , 11' I II A iin, J.. IV. I. O VVJv7lklJ V Have reo'vei! to bear half the burthen of the pr--eiit money piv ure bv svllimi their stock at trreatlv ' REDUCED PlliCES j lo prove the co:re j only a.-k our friends to tness of our state: ('all tV cxninino uir (Imh k Prices Reing confident they v. ill not only purchase, I ait go away satislicd that they have saved 10 or 15 u r cent in the trad... In additi. u to tlie alio e artic.e.-, i.e t cu-Ltiuh j on h.tnJ, we w ill menti u j HATS AMIi GAPfi, j BOOTS AND SHOES GENTS' SHAWLS, ÜRPET BIGS OLISES. OHiP.TS, DSAWErtS, TAII.0KS TBIMIXGS. i.e.. kc We solicit a call from all before purchasing. Mr. P. Weaver will superintend the in. nuf.ieturing department, as horetoiiire, and all who miy want a suit made to order w il! do well to give him a call, as we have a good as.-o;:mei:t of ; PIECE GOODS' 1'rom which to select, and no pain will be spared to give satisfaction. Those indebted to II. Pierce will pleas- call ami pav, as further in duLrcneo cannot he given. II. HERC !: .V Co No vend er th ." 1 1 f. t EDWARDS HOUSE, ML-IIIOAX S1KKFT, Pi.YMOUTI I. JXD. H9 rop' At this beautifully located building, cmtaiiiinu: a large number of airv an 1 well Tchtdatcd looms. the Proprietor is now prepared to accommodate boarders and the traveling public, on reasonable terms. oct22--RlIy. ! i- -"-'--J. I O, WHAT A PILE OF GOODS! OGLESBEE & SHIRLEY Have just received their stock of Fall & Winter Goods! Which has been selected with particular reference to the people of Marshall county. The stock con sisting of general DRY GOODS! BOOTS AND SHOES BONNETS, HATS, CAPS iT äTi TTlV CROCKERY, Groceries, READY-MADE And w ill bj poM for ready pay, at prices that cannot.'.ie beat. Look for sign of the 1 "People's Store!" And call in ."'' ... ..iim'r.5 cur cochW ami p'" . 1 ..... j l.o. ...e purchasing elsewhere. We inüte )Mr w ! ucadar attention ta ohr stock of Vot forfiot the ,igu of the People's Store. K-fJ2-4i)if. i1 j - ,.t-t. T. r kFCKSKIN C.LO Eb ' r ,rc;Mt:iTFNS ir VKm.uth, i, to be found

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Oll, Tlit HANDSOME GOODS!

LOW PBICE STOKE! IS STILL THE CEATEtt OF ITTRIETIO.M We have made arrangements to receive "BT1VF.RY week, direct from the eastern markets f'whiea keeps our stoekNEV and FUESII. aud ives u the latest tvles in advance of all c)iapetition. Wek'-ep nearlv evrrv article in the line of D'lY GOODS; from nice Dress Silk, or h-ic y:-o,e! Cloth, down to 'l:oeiri:ig or Skein of ! Tlivc:' h Wk invite al; to exaur'ne our (Iools. im will lind ui ;;t all times uiie d-jor south of the lst-oiiice. ociQJ-ÖJtf. RICE, SMITH & Co. DENTIST. RESIDENT A. MATTINGLY Being permanently located in Plymouth, solicits a share of patronage in the practice of his profession. All operations performed upon the most approved principles. and all work warranted as represented. OFFICE corner of Garrow and Water streets. u!iir.ü-:-;i!v-11. COaEIX M. A. O. r.lGKARlil CORBIN & PACKARD, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, AND Western Collection Agents, PLYMOUTH, IND. ARCULARIAS, BONNETT, JOHN LIVINGSTON, CO., n Y City; TOWN, SMITH & SHELDEN, Detroit. .Mich.; SECOR, BERDAN & co, Toledo, Ohio; M H Norton & co, Chicago, 111: Hon C A STACY, Tecumseh, Mich; Hon Thos S Stanfield, South Bend, Ind. huvö-.'ltf A. C. CAPRON Attorney at Law and Notary Public! Will tice hi the Cli- u,t and Common Pleas t. ourts of M.ir-h dl and Staik cocntic-:. Collects.. us thi-onidiout Northern lndinua tironiritlv m-

tended lv. Land and town propertv for sale. Dep- , !u Vl' I oshion taken; lXvds, M v.tgagr, t... drawn up and :h know !e.!-td. ( ;T:ee one door v. est ol Tierce's

' Ck,tlint;J;:-.' ... s rue .it Law, Plyi.ioT.th lud. Stoeks.IJonds, .m l To'. rtv .r saiiCol lecti-ms promptly atf'if .eij t.. thi'.iiu'i Northern Indiana. Refers, to Cooi.v, vDsWoaiii . co.. Chiearo lib R.vKfoeri .V n V. tc rSt N. Y. Fiiii.t, i:!i:t c )., .C;.iH-tlaudt StN. Y. IinKs PiiiiK R...r l.tv St N. Y. i.oio co Pl.ilada. Penn. Hon. J.bnvm.v. Supn-me Jude. Omaha (.'it v N. l.r .-ka. .1.15. IhiN.vur Esu. r.,.11 '1 An't Aim IlH. C... .Ciueinuati Ohio. D. R. SAMPLE i AlloMU'V ;u;d (Vunscllor al Law PLY.MOl'TII, INI). INpec-'.al attention :iveii toci-esi-i Mtir.-hall an i Si. uh c.iuiiiies. I ata p: ri:iiited to refer to John l i:sti:i;vi:i.t, Plv: Kdi:k "ki.ji , iiiarOi; R'lv. a-.e.-I' J. F. LOOMIS' Stc-nm PLAMXt; Mill. ANT) 1 3 c t it i E ROCHESTER, IN!). Saslus, I).ors, :ui 1 Uiiud-. of Mipeiior ualilv, ei.nst.::.t! on hand, r made to oni r. Scroll Sawig and Turning fav orable terms. Contracts for building taken on ' 471 v. Equally Tiaios-Look cut for Incakrrs! Tla.se indebted to Dr. J. D. CRAY, are informed that their notes and accounts are left whh me l'r collection. CoT mav hk savud i:v c.it.l.tNü An casuino i p now The hooks must positively he settled, ei'her lv note or cash, axi that richt soon. 1 can be found ut ln.v "Uiee over Perdiin-'s Druir Vtore. n,ia c j. osimhixk. LOOK OUT . OR BREAKERS!! t All pels. u s know ing themselves indebted to the late fu in of N. II. Oollshkl Co., w ill save tMst by calling at our ollicc immediately at.1 settling Vi e.M Si: ALL CLAIMS Ml ST r.K SI KI IK NOT P.V11, bofore the first of Janurrv next. j CORRIN & PACKARD, j Have von iinpiirwd the price of GROCERIES At the Low Price Store ? keep our stock fresh . iii.I i ill 'li. ii.im- lli in -inv ntli.T I'.t ililidlimr'iit ! '. ymk. jAIL ROADCROSSING! look out for the engine jrpiIE UNDERSIONED ARE NOW N I -I- fH operation in their new shop, at the fovh 1 prill lit ihn I .I ii I.. u 'i'n .. .... 1 t vin.lr a. I thi rt .itivii, linn il uini nu:i ! Ulv fi Timber, Iron, Coal A.c. and the list of workmen, peeiall.v Rlaeiv-stniths, who can't be beat at blow'bg; ready to do all work in theirliuc of basiae&s at Wagvns, Ruggi s, Carriages &c. We expect w e arc located hero for life, tttl m ill do work which will maintain us among Michaniel and others : threfoie. we warrant our work tobe done in a Workman I'd 7Te siv on thi subject . . . . like manner, and e mean w orn t. REPAIRING done at M. i lil.f .hort'iK-tiec; also; Custom uiaCMiaiuui., Wagon Hubs tor sale tog. FOllSALE CilEAP .lud on Cvi'tht: Town Lots, and Eot ith building,; vw ana im proved Lafcds, iwiit v r. t carriage, H.une,andlbrehold1 1 "J ,.. CH at myom- ,vlilimU. oM,0Mte the to ............ c ii.KEEVb,

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