Marshall County Democrat, Volume 3, Number 32, Plymouth, Marshall County, 1 July 1858 — Page 3

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TERMS, Sf paid in Advance, $1,00 Jfind of six months, 8 1 ,5 End of the year, J3,00 LOCAL AXD M1SCELLAXE OUS. ÜAävertisemsnt3, to insure insertion, must be handed in by Tuesday evening preceding the day of publication. " if "Notices of Deaf"!-" -.ad Marriages will be pub-is!u-l free of chaz Our friends will oblige U3 by handing in aU- ch lioticea which may come under their obstr. ation. Aar or our Literary friends, who feel disposed to contribute anvlhiing fur the Democrat, cenhave thec?;wtanUy,"aailweshiUbegladtohaTCthcra Io so. Pit!Wrh. Fort Wavnc & GhicaHO l ? A T r . POAT) " " " IÄsUVWA'da &A.AA'MV.l. ' TRAINS ARTtlVE. . Express & Tas. 8-30 a m I F.xpr. Paieng. Ha. in Mia & Pawen. 9-15 p m mi &n p-2 "Jjocai rrcient c-jo p m i..ccai rrcigui Ere ight Trains arrive at Plymouth, Mondays, Wednesdiva and Frida va; depart Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays. Freight received for shipment, daily, until 5 o'clock, p. m. NTnTixToSHirrEss. Freight, destined for ei ther road, will not be forwarded the same dayunles received before 11 o'clock a. m. I.rwE rLTMOCTH .Miil. Ö.30 a. m. Chi. Exp., 9.2 ) p.m. Freight. 12.30 LEAVE LtrORTE Miil, 9.16 a. nu Pitts. Ex., 12.4 J a. m. Freight, 4.40 p. m. arrives at rLT?iotrrn Jiail, lU.oj a. m. Express, 2.2) a. m. Fuijht, 7.08 p. m. C. 'j. MORSE, Agent. Plymouth, May 2D, 1853. Pehsoxal. Messrs. Millikan & Holmes .f the Liporte Union, an J Powell, of the Westville Herald, honored us with a call, List Tuesday. The favorable opinion we lul Iioratofyrs fjrmad of the30 gentleman, Ava strenthaned and confimsd when wo had tho pleasure of meeting them "fnce to f iC2." Thay are traa gantlsmsn, r.nd we Arish thsm success in everything politics excepted. SDda Fountain. There was a wonlerui! rundown to F . II. Hall's store last Saturday, and on inquiry we learned that , , . , c. , T-. . . r j 1-red hvl n :ed up a Sada rountam. Keader, if! you want some tiling nice to drink these hot days, 0 to Hall's S jda Fountain. t-pf . . .-r tt, n. o ,:i I'm l

Hou3c, is the Princ of god fellows. That Ice jthey COmC iroill SOUl'CCS Clltltlctl to the decision of the Democratic County ConvcnCreaia wa luscious. His table is always loaded ja good degree of TCSpect, aild WC ; Wm. M. Patterson. with an abundance of goodthiugi. j certainly do not feel warranted mi ME ' ' , , . , , 1 C. STALLS , as a candidate for the office of Treas-

AtRemcmbcr the Firemen's Dance tomorrow cveninjr, and ba sura and cro. irThe Cosmopolitan Art Journal, for March and June, is on our. table. The lovers of the fine art3 can find information in , . u e . a this magazine tha. cannot be found m any othor periodical now published. Trms, I 32 per annum; single copies, 5) cents. Z3T We havo not received the Atlantic Monthly for July. What is the matter? Will the Pubs. piea33 forward?" Harper's Magiziue, one of tho best periodicals of the day, has failed to reach us for two or three months. W. Hill keeps the best quality of Ice-Cream for the accommodation of those who lovo something "exquisitely iSTJohn Wambauffli, Bai Master the P.. Fe. W. 6c C. It. R., has our thankf for late papers in advance of the mails. JtdsTT. J. Sherwood ha3 removed his stock of Groceries a few doors south of his old stand, where ho would b pleased to see all who wish to purchase cheap Groceries. Read his advertisement, and give hi ma call. gST Chicago never subscribed a dollar to aid a railroad. From the N. Y. Times, June 21. Tae Atlantic Telegraph Proliahil ity of fa i lu re. The telegraphic Squadron are engaged in laying the Cable. In common with the whole world, we earnestly hope that the attempt will be successfuljbut we are compelled to confes3 that our advice3 are not encouraging. We fear this second experiment will prove a failure. The letter of our Special Correspondence, on board of the Niagara, "which we publii h thie morning, gives a condensed, .bat very clear, and reliable repoi-t of the. result : of the experiment al exped i-tio:i.- - which referenoe3,have already been made in the English mi l J paper4. .It wa3 there stated, as alsoln tlie report of tlio 'engineer, that these experiments were intirely satisfactory though the London Times recorded the fact that tUo caT)le parted once or twice, thöugli 'this accident occurred only to the old cable and in a rough sea.' From our Corresxndent'4 letter, however it will be S3en w that the cable parted no h than ßüß times during the trip of three days that this calamity occurred Loth the old and new cable, alikeand tliat it was pot fairly chargeable either to the weather 'ox ;tlie sea, or to any.-special ac cident whatever. We have private advice V also, 1 of 1 a discouraging tenor, though lrom persons olheiallv Vonhecd vitli the enterprise..

One of tnese letters, written on board the Niagara, says: You will see. if you eret an accurate report of the experimental trip, that a more favorable opportunity could not occur for practice and experiments in laying the cable. The weather was calm and the sea was smooth, there was no swell the ship wa perfectly still, yet, I must confess, it was not so successful as I had hoped and expected. Disguise the fact as we

tllPl'P WfO mihan niiUiPullX 7 ec m.LU 4 ; UIL-J "I Jo jineiltS, and miscalculations, llie iollr norfoil of nrprr trlfll wlintlil er condemned cable. On the voy ; ..vk r.. ii.. - aire, of course, the danger to be ap I v- ' .11 . preueuuea aiu ini gtuua - tile two Sllips nave tne same amy !, P ! TO periOrill, iJUU IliUiirJ Uli L'lllltfr j will be fatal to the other. Another letter to an officer st?ys: "To the credit of the Niagara, I must mention, that when the cable was running out at equal rates from both ships, the break in every instance occured in the Aga memnon, it seems to me that snip does not trive the matter the re - ! qulsite care and attention besides t -, , .t t t i r ! he labors greatly. I predict a fail j ure on her part, though I am very I sorrow to think so, for I have a deep interest m this enterprise and have something at stake in its success. But after carefully watching and weighing everything, I have come to the conclusion that u7. . ,7 i. ,1 111 l 1 , ,1 it 3-ui ru, uuu win nu c 10 lie iiiutic, beiOre tlie CablC Call UO laid. Une thing is certain that if the cable is checked while it is running out irapidlv, the job is over, for it will! - -j .n u,.r!n r n i l ! ! not 0iai Hie bllan. I Jia C lieiU U j jsome of the cngineci's and some of; f tie Electricians exprCSS the Opinion j , . milt in in ihj i v t iitiiui . 1 . . 111 iniS Was Very lllSCOUraillg. I We trust these misgivings WÜI I prOVe tO liaVO Leen Unfounded, but I t. . ' i "luinoiumg tnem irom tne pnoMn. Tl m Tv-i-kol f irvn c f r-f rwl -r a i ,-rA . i! V -' U L 41 J i. U (.AAA W Uli V. t M. V 1. M. IL&l T. ik . -i in Till orten days we shall probably learn itS fate. ' "" )cl210CratiC CoillltV CoilTCliT-1

' Holl I Mr. Editor: Pleaae announce tue nams of JOThere will bo Democratic County Con- EVAN3.f Center townswPa9 a candidate ... , f. .J Tll i for the-olnce of Treasurer of Marshall county, sub vention held at the Cour.-house in Fly-ject to the decision of tae Democratic-county conmouth, on the j vention, and oblige Many Democeats. Stil day Of AtllISt, I Mr. Euitor: U ar.nouncing the nanio of 18.53. ol one o'cluci P. M., to nominate j WILLIAM C. EDWARDS, of Center town.-liip, .j;,i ,a r, rt,,,, c as a candid ite f.)r the office of 7.rea3tirer of Marcanuiaates for Countv -ornmissioner ior . n ' .. ,i ;,.!, r-. , , . . - . , t shall county, subject to the uecuaou ol tue Denio-

tne tinra uistnct, lieasurer, oiierm, auditor, Surveyor and Coroner. The Democrats in the several townships are requested to meet in Township convention, on the Mth day of July, next, to elect delegates to the County Convention. This step is highly necessary, and is most earnestly tirqeA upon the Deraocrals of cverV township, and it is hoped i ,ai lu ,"3"'r wm ueBw,r .u' iicuiuriy iutb Aemocnii. w 111 now pcriuii any others to meet and appoint for thera, whilo they slay at home. The time hon ored usage of tho party in holding Delegate conventions, has been followed by harmony and success, while Mass meetings and the action of self constituted delegates, hate generally resulted in confusion and discord; therfore it is hoped that each', ownship will select delegates who will attend the County Convention. It has been thought, that an apportionment of delegates based on the last Congressional vote, would be as equal as it can be made and that ratio has baen adopted. This will give each township dlegates as follows North 5; German 7; Bourbon C; Tippecansa 4; Green 7; Union '8; West 5; Polk 5; Centre 23. Let every Democrat consider it his duty to attend the township meeting, and see that delegates are selected icho tc'dl attend. Wft have a vigilant and harmonious set of opponent! to meet, and when Ave begin, if we act promptly and with willingness, our usual success will reward the ctfort. TCRTS OUT THEN TO TUE TOWNSHIP MEETIXOS. At the samQ time and place, a Candidate for Representative will be nominated for the District composed of the counties of Marshall and Stark. The Townships will do well to take somu action in reference to this matter. A cordial invitation 13 hereby given to the Democracy of Stark, to meet tho De. mocracy of Marshall, in Plymouth, that tim. By order of tho Central Committee. T. McUUjN ALD, Chairman, C. II. Reeve, Sec'y. Health for the Sick Dr. Robock's Scandinavian Remidies are creating a revolution in Medical practice. - They act directly upon the circulation. Disease originate in the blood, and these medicines purge it cut. In dyspepsia, nervous complaints, fits liver complaint, bronchitis, fejer an ague and all diaoi-dcrs of the lungg, the stomach, the livor, th,bowcls, the nerves or the skin, they are Infallible. See Adrcrtiscmet. HJarsJall (fount g Dtmotmt Official paper of Marshall County, and having the largest circulation of any paper publw'jed in the

countv, is the paper for those wishing to advertise. JOBS of all kinds executed in a BETTER style, and on as reasonable terms as at any other ofiicc in Northern Indiana. Taoe having anything in the line of Printing to be done, will find it greatly to their interest to call t tho Democrat olIie aud examine specim.ma before going elsewhere, as we arc confident tint our work and prices cannot fil to please. All cornrnatlc.itious should be addressed to MeDUNALD k BliO., Proprietor-:.

Gravel and Stone. By this we understand a collection of sand-like substance having been lodged in the passage of the urine. When the system id in a healthy state, thi3 substance h carried off by the natural passag of tho

body; but when there is a weakness of any organ, especially the kidneys, urc hra, or bladder, causing great inflammation to tli03C organ.?, and great pains and swelling, and great difficulty in'voiding urine. It has been admitted by many physicians, that Morse's Indtun Koot Pills are made out of some particular plants which have a wonderful charming influence in disolvmg the substance which has clogged the passage, and by their cooling properties, they expel all inflammation, and leave the water passag in a free and actve state. From three to four of these nil) night and morning, from one to two weeks, will desidc how this descase is to be treatd and as they remove the eause ofererekind of diseaa.it is utterly for tthem to fail in curing the gravel, as they unclog the passage aun leave parts in a healthy condition. , fcTIroa City College, Plthlurg, Pa j Extract of a letter dated June 2J, from Mr. Samuel Bridge, of Blair couuty, Pa. Mr. F. W. Jenkins Dear fair After a trial of better than three months in keeping the books of an extensive Iron Works, 1 am exceedingly hoppy to inform yoa that I find the knowledge and practice acquired at tho Iron City Ceilege moro than snfiicient to enable ms to succeed in my undertaking. At first I had some doubts, and no little anxiety, to know whether I was fully competent for the task, but though ! shrt ray experiouce, I deem it amply sufI ficIent t0 rant me in saXin? at a youngr I man can become a practical book-keeper in the Iron Cily Cjllega. I am fully persuaded that were the merits of tho "Iron City" fully known, you cauld not accommodate the pupi!j that would apply for admission. Rsp-2ctfally yours, Samuel Bridge, Jr. For specimens of writing and circulars address F. W. Jenkins Pittsburg, Pa. AITITOUrTCEMIjNTS. One Dollar will be charged for annoimc'njr j'n. j . apR ftnthnr.ZOll t nnn,nnr, tlis , Jostrn brelsfokd, m a candidate for KcPre.entr.tivc for the counties of Iirihall an 1 Stnrk, ?ui,jCcUo tho decision of the D.'mjcrarii nj;n!nating convention Wc are cuthorized to announce the name of PETER SCIILARIi as a candidate for the office nf Trffi?:H'nr nf T:ir;!vill fi'intr. aubinpt tr tho - v - -. T - -j w decision ol tbe democratic c .nvention. . Mr. EniToa: l would announce myself to the J?c"ats f Marsliall County as a candidate for t;ie olnee of Treasurer of cud C untv, subject to urerof Marshall county, uiject to the decision of ! the Democratic county convention Man v Democrats. ' .nil. Irt ruK:l lease nuuouuv.b- iiic name ui j consider cusiiMAN.of Polk township, a ' csndidate for the office of Treasurer of Maihiill j county, subject to the decision of the Democratic t countv convention, and oblige Many Democrats. , craMc convention, vou will confer a r-eat favor on Many Democrats. PLYMOUTH RETAIL pmcEs

articles. tricks. Arnxs Green, r!) Drv, 2 03 Carrels Pork,.. . - 1 00 Flour, a'r Eran ID Uacon Hams P3 ln Sugar Cured, lr Shoulders 8 Sides 7 8 Delf Fresh 4 :) Dry.... 12 lirrTER 10 CaicK C 2 Caxdt by boj 15 CincKxs 1 25 CaacKtas Soda... 12 Butter 8 Cheese 12. 1j. Candles Tallow 15 20 Star 3D - Sperm 40 CorrEE Rio.. H 16 . Java 1?4 Moccha 21 Corn....... 23 Meal . 33 Enc.... G Flour 3 50 1 03 Fisn Mackerel 10 White, hf bbl C 00 Cod. 8 Herring box 75 1 00 Glass 8X10 50 ft 2 53 Hat Timothy 5 03 Clover 4 00 Prairie ........... . 3 CO Hides Dry S3 10 Green 34' IIonev 10 12 Iron- 5 10 Lard 10 Lime 25 Lead White 2 S0 2 CO Bar. 10 Molasses Sugar House; 70 New Orleans C ) Syrup 80 Nails 5 G Oats 25 Oils Lard 1 53 Fish 1 00 Linseed, 1 20 Pork 4 00 Potatoes 15 Rags 3 Rice. 8 SALERATüa.i 82! - 10 Salt Parrel . . ; 3 00 Sack 25 Soap... .. 8 ! Scc.va New Orleaii3 10 12 j Crushed.:." 16

Loaf. Tallow T'A,. Wheat. lei 12" 50(3 1 03 63 73 T OSE Hair Oil, Gcnuire Bear's Oil, Roberts JLV Hair Regenerator, (31 ) Brooke Bro's. SALOON AND EATING HOUSE! THE subscriber has opened an establishment nC tli nltnro kind, in Pintf'a nnw KimI.Iitxt J WCst side of Michigan street, and trusts, by strict attention to L uiiness, to merit a liberal share. of Dubhc patronage. Farmers, and others, Tisiting town, will find ev ery accommodation of a First-Class Saloon and Eating House! Y. J. G. JELLY , P. S. Connected with the above is a BILL IARD ROOM kept In the bc?t order, for amuc Kiintonly. Bett'ng and gnmllinj prohibited by

stnctortirr?. j. u. J. 'June Klh, üOtf.

JE"" ox Sale! DOORS AND WINDOW SASIi! At the Clothing Store of II. PIERCE & Co. junel7-30tf. Exhibit of Receipts & Expcnditiircs.

THE County Auditor submits to the Hoard of Commissioners of Marshalll county, Indiana, the following report of Receipts and FiXpenditurca on account of said county, for the financial year ending May 31 , lco3: RECEIPTS. There have been received at the Countj Treasury, since the 31st day of May, A. D. I5i : For delinquent tax, as per August settlement, 18 57 5131 07 For revenue of 1657, as found at April settlement, 1S53 7015 76 For Surveyor's lees, as found at Ajril settlement, 185?, )r Menageries, shows, exhibitions, &c.f. or Docket an 1 Jury fees from Clerk. . . For moneys (delinquent tax) co'lected at 118 81 70 03 51) 03 fctatc treasury, , 61 61 Total receipts, EXPENDITURES. .$7,773 51 There harp been county orders issued since the 31st day of May, A. D. 1857, numbering from 1 ,70 j to 2,281), for the following purposes: " For expenses of Assessors, ..$10-i ,r0 Agricultural bocietv 70 03 M Auditor, " extra Bailiffs, Clerk, Commissioners, Criminals, Delinquent List Elections Jugo of Common Fleas Court Juror?, Insane, ceG o.i 103 03 238 03 219 43 102 17 y.l 0: C23 15 11) 00 18 02 C33 93 c .781 02 . 108 43 . Gl 41 .1418 74 . 443 53 . 11 53 . 13 5) . 55 00 . 217 30 . 401 73 . 277 71 . 103 03 . Gl 03 . . 8 00 Moneys refunded,... Puor Public Building? Printing Roads special Prosecutors, . Surveyors, Stationery, Shei iir, . . " extra, Specific allowance,.. Wolf Scalps, Wood - 2G 38 Interest on County Order.-, 203 04 J re.-tsurer s bill for sundries, y Cl Treasurer's 2.; 3 ct. for paying over '7,045 55,. 17S II Treasurer's 5 ji ct. for collecting and paving out SI 2' 03, r, -15 ( (i Total Expenditures, ... $7,783 57 Total Receipts, 7,778 51 Excesü of Expenditures over Receipts,. . 2 0G Treasury minus, Jnne I, 1857, 3,G27 97 Totil indebtedness of tho County, $:i,GG0 9J All ot winch is respecting submitted. T. McDONALD, Auditor: Examined and approved by the Board: Wm. lIuGar.8, 1 S. N. Champlin, ! Corr.iu'.-aioners. R. S. FlPFE, S June, 1, 1S5?. Jel7-30tl. Vinncdgc Mouse: (WttUn tiro minutes icalk of the Depct.) and near tu liiver linage SOUTH PLYMOUTH, IND. Tho Proprietor of th:.-; F.t dili Jipirn!: vcw Athat he is now prepared to entertain then in a manner tint, lie trusts, will give cut. re siti'fac- - -- .UI llOtl'.l 1 11 tl b I I VJ best that tliis Market aHbids and his BARN alvi'aVS ßlled With irool Pnivnn !:r ml nttrTierI by an attentive Holler. i ub.:c patronage rcspectfidiv solieitcd. .J. C. YINNEUGE. June 10, 1S58. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Notice is hereby ,ven,thar pursuant to an or der of the Court of Common Picas of Fulton Countv, the undersigned administrator of the estate of Lewis J Farris, Jatc of said County deceased, will oiiorsaie at public auction, at the door of fh Court House in - the town of Plymouth, Marshall tounty Indiana, on Saturday the third day of Julv A D IS")?, the following ril estate, situated in said .Marshall county, to-wit: . , "rorty acres o.T of the north side of the south west fraction, west of the Michigan Road, of Mich igan Road land, situated in the Indian country, of section five, which fraction contains two hundred and sixty and 4-100 acres." Teham of Sale Cash in band on the day of ale. HUGH BOWMAN AdraV. Jane 3ts prfeeS2 B ALM Thousand Flowers, ;tt (junlä-31) BROOKE & ERO'S. SMALL POX NOTICE. Owing to the Small Pox being in mv family I am noTf , and probably will be for several days, conhned to my house. I would say to all persons who know themselves indebted to me, that I owe , notes that are ilearlv due, in Ban';, and they must be paid. or goto prdcsli mid if protested, I AM RUINED! 1 hope all will sec the necessity of do'ng sometiling for me at this time. Let every man, woman and child that owe me, make some provision that will aid nvj in this time of trouble. Small favors will be thankfully accepted. CHAKLLS I'ALMEK. . P. S. My store will be open as uraal, and a clerk will be rcadv to wait on customers. C. P. rij mouth, June 2, 1853. -I STATE OF INDIANA, ) Marshall Count. ) TVTOTICE Is hereby given that CARIES 11 & WEIMER, creditors of the Estate of DAN'L BURNS, late of said County, deceased, have filed their petition to sell the real Estate of County. N. It. PACKARD, Clerk. June 10, 1S5?. 2J-3W. Ladies' Portfolio Neat and cheap, at C. PALMER'S w nov 2G 1-tf. NOTICE, he firm of Rice, mith & Co. is thii day is3 olvcd, by mutual consent. ( - M.il. RICE; . C. R.SMITH. Plymouth, May 1,1 S3?. W. RICE rrUIE LOW PRICE STORE will still do bus. L iness at the old stand, on the READY PAY SYSTEM, where all kinds of Goods can be bought a little lower than elsewhere in Marshall county. The great increase of putronagc that has been extended to us in the last few mflnths, assures us that our sales will warrant a continuance cf email profits, and tint our endeavors to sell at the LOWEST PRICES, baa met the approbation of the people. Don't fail to call two üjom south of theEdwards House. ... RICE & SMITH. mayG-2kf B UTTER and Soda Crackers, by the barrel, at . fapr2J.vr.l P. & C.

the decedent, Ina personal being insu:rcieut to pay his debtJ.and that said petition will bo heard at the neit term of the Common Pleas Court of said

AVIIO WANTS MONEY? TVTOT1CE is hereby gi ven to holders of County JLI Order., of Marshall county, with numbers corrcppondin with the numbers below, dated lb52 and 1853, that upon presentation to the County Treasurer, at his ofiicc, thev will be redeemed: .-Ol 3411, SUM, 2127, 31GV Vitt, 34 i0, 311G, 3417, 3.r59, 3G.VJ, 36SG, 3GÜ3, SGK, 35U5, 367:1, 3C7 J,-3?07, 3732. D. VINNEDGK, T. M. C. iolT-M.

JUST . RECEIVED! . A NEW . " Sioek of &Goäs!! CONSISTING OF NAILS, GLASS, SASH, WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OIL, TEA, S'JGAPt,

TOBACCO, COD FISH, WHITE FISH, CANDLES, SOAP, MCLASSES, SYRUP, CSDER VINEGAR, WOODEN WARE, STONE WARE, And other tilings too numerous to mention, that we will peil as cheap as any other IIoxsc in North ein Indian.!. Come 22.cl tiy iisi We are paying tho highest price for Country Produce of aim J3t evry description. PATTERSON & CLEAVELAND. Rpr29-23 CARBTJTT'S N E V Ambrotypc & .Photograph SIDE AND SKY-LTGIIT OYER PERSHING'? DRUG STORE, MICIIIGAN STREET, PLYMOUTH, IND. THE Subscriber would respectfully announce to the citizens of Plymouth, Marshall and adjoining counties, that he has Cttcd up the above Gallery, with the view of permanently locating here; and he take.? this opportunity of making known to them that he is prepared to execute likenesses in all tho various styles of the art, and in the highest perfection. Having had a practical experience in the art since its first introduction west of the Mountains, he flatters himself that the merits of l is Pictures, and the unequalled facilities at his command lor taking them in the shortest possible time of sitting, will induce the public in general to give him a call. The Public are respectfully invited to call and examine specimens and hkcwise.view the magic powers of the Stereoscope. N. B. The Art taught and apparatus furnished, en reasonable termv I alo make, and k ;ep for sale, a superior article of Collodian, which I warrant to keep good for six months; price, $'2 p'i- battle. Operator, who desire to inaka ie work, would do well ta give it a trial. G J. CAR CUT T, Artist. "IBaMwhi ISoii REMOVED! 5? K-5 V--' 2 JJTTAVING rcmjl Iiistavern stand from the ZLji south side' river, to the building lately occupied by It. UwSaoIy as a residence, nearly opposite the Edwards House, is now prepared to accommodate his old customers .and the traveling public generally. His stabling and all other conveniences, shall not be inferior to any stand in Northern Indiana. Charges reasonable. marlMGtf NORTHERN INDIANA COLLEtSIiTE & COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE. Thi3 Institution, located in Laportc, will be open fcr die reception of Students on the 3d of May, 1859. It j object is to furnish a complete Business Education, adapted to the wants of all classes. Studies willbc elective by the Students, 'with tht adtiee of the Principal of the Cotlcgiate Department. Tuition will he chirred as follows: COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT. Elocution, Geography ami Arithmetic, Grammar and Algebra, (anv three,) ,$ü 0') Eich additional, 1 50 3 00 Natural Sciences and Higher Mathematics, each branch, : liAXciiAGts Latin, Greek, French and Ger man, each, 4 00 Tainting, Drawing and ocal Music will be taught, if Students desire them, on such terms as may be required in the employment of Teachers of these branches. . COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT. For a fell course of Instruction in Business or Epis - . tolary Penmanship, $5 03 Twenty lessons in Penmanship 2 00 Single Entry Bok-Ivcepinr and Writing,. 7 Of) Double and Single Entry Book-Keeping,. . 15 00 A full course, including Double and Single Entry Book-Keeping Plain and Italian "Writin ftiul Drawiar. 35 00 Time of full course not limited. Tuition must be paid invariably one-half in advance. The oilier half ?.t the middle of the term, and no Student will be received for less than a half a term. Diligent application to study and strict propriety of conduct will be a condition of membership in this institution. JASPER PACKARD, A. V., W. R. EVANS, Prof. Tlain and Ornamental Writing and Book-Keeping. . LvrcRTF, April S3, 1843 may6-21tf. STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL COUNTY: In the Common Picas Court July Terra A. D. 153. Estate of John S. Tharp. 'Alice Tharp and J. B. N. Klinger, Administrators. Notice is hereby given, that accounts current will be presented to the court at its J uly Term, 1 85S, for examination an-1 final settlement of the estate of John S. Tharp, deceased. Attest: N. R. Pack aro,je3w3 Clerk CC PMC. FOR SALE, REN 1', OR LEASE! DESIRABLE FARMS, and HOUSES and Lota Terms reasonable. CORBIN &. PACKARD. Office over'-PeopIe's Store," Corbin's Block. A BARGAIN GOOD Two Ilorss WAGON, to be sold at A a bargain. M. A. O. PACKARD, . Ollice as above. feblltf. FOR SALE CHEAP .Viul on Credit: Town Lots, and Lots with buddings; wild and improved Lands, Bonds & Stock?, Wagon, Carriage, Harness, and Household Furniture. CaII at mv ofiicc In Plymouth, opposite the Post Omee. C. It. REEVE, feb5-13tf Attorney & Notary. , STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL COUNTY, ss: Notice U hereby given that S. G. Gordon, administrator of the estate of Asa Gordon deceased, Ins filed his petition to sell tho real estate of the decedent, his personal being insuGteicnt to pay his debts; and that said petition will be hrard at the next term- of the Court of Common Pleas of said Attkst; N- R. PACKARD, CPk - . Couit Conmrui ricas.

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(W W 8 ! A N IMMENSE STOCK JUST OPENING AT THE LOW PRICE STORE! Having sold off nearly all our old Goods, we ar able to till up with a clean, NEW AMD FASHiOiMBLE STOCK Adapted to the season, end Til A it r t-v TT t rm r "v We have bought very largely, and are now renrnmTfiirn i nn at mi Mvmi I Vi V V: iX I ' AX 5T A K I i w - i.xii.. Comprising every variety of IM!!a GROCERIES ! CROCKERY WARE! ! GLASS AVARE! EOOTS AND SHOES! B O X N K T S ! LOOKING-GLASGES! Paper Hangings, etc. Every department ij tiled with CHOICE SELECTIONS. Wc invito all to call and sec us before purchasing, as wc take groat pleasure in . - how - ing Goods, and can aiford to SELL AS CHi AP I as any establishment in Indiana. J fllNRf ft Tin W.Kll UPn!?77i" IS OUR MOTTO. Remcmbrr the LOW PRICE STORE, two doors sou li of the Ld w ards House. RJCZ, GiVlTH Cl Co. N. B. Wc buy nearly all kind? of country produce, at the Inchest market price. Aprils, '22 T A N D TT WTVi f3 ysH ; 1X1 ÖTT SELLING CHEAPER TKAH EVE3! TTE would respectfully call the attention of V V pu.-hr.sers to the fact that wc have ju?t reccivel from the Eastern cities, a well .elected tock of 1 rJ rrv MJ P kr r 9 rm 11 E A D Y-A I A DE kjkskß 4&4m&& HA 1 S, CAPS,

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Having bought our Ffock .it fTrt class Ilourcs, we can ofl'er you Goodd at prices to üuit the times. N. li. i:h the above we have connected a TAILORING EST!BLISII",rAT Under the supervision of Mr. F. J. RENNER, where we are prepared to MAKE CIOTJIIM; TO ORDER! And keep constantly on hand VAU itlS. CASäfö'liä. VfcS I Nfi.V. S. & M. BECKER. apr20 -On TO NON RESIDENTS. The undersigned with the Countv Survevor will on the 23th day of June. I&s at" 10 o'clock, a. f. ol said day, proceed to survey & locate the comers cf his land in Section 2, township 'J2, range 1 east in Marrhall county, Im'iana: to meet on the pren-j-K.'?, and continue from day to day until all i surveyed. Non -resident, who fail to- meet the Surveyor at the time above mentioned, and defray, or provide for defraying, their portion of the expenses of said survey, v ill be returned to the County Auditor, and such delinquencies placed on the tax triplicate, and collected according to l.v. - REUBEN KALEY. 29-t-S. : SHERIFF'S SALE. . BY virtue of an Execution to me directed from the Clerk of the Marsliall Common Pleas Court, I willexpose to gale at public auction as the law directs, at the Court-house tloor in Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana,' on thelOth day of July, lcf3, bctreen the hours of 10 o'clock A. Si. and 4 o'clock P. 51., tlio following described Real estate to wit: A strip of ground forty feet in width extending soutRwardly end northwardly acros Lot number eighteen (18.) and the north half of Lot number seventeen (17,) in the town of Plymouth said strip lying twenty fee t on each side of a line of stakes where the same hau been set across said Lot and part Lot for the Caul location c f the Cincinati Peru and Chicago . Eailroad, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy paid Execution, interest, costa and all accruing cotts. Executed as the property of the Cincinnati, Peru and Chicago Railway Company, at the suit of William J. Barn. Amount due." about $22 0d. J. F. VAN VALKENBURGII, Sheriff, By David How, Dcputv, Junel0,.lc5'?-23-t3. " ' - - ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF LAND. The undersigned Administrator tie Lonus r.on of the cetateof Aaron Lasley, deceased, will sell nt public sale, at the Court House door in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, cn- Saturday, the 3d day of July, 1 cySj the following land, to-wit: The pouth-westqua.lcrof section twrnty-thrcc 2..), in township No- thirty-two, (3'2), north of range three, (3i east, containing forty(40) acres, in Ma -shall county, Indiana. . Terms: One third in feix months, one third in twelve months and orte third in eighteen months; purchaser to give noteft without relief from valua- ' tion laws, with interest from date, with ' approved seeuruy.ana receive accruncsic oi purcnase, cnutlinghim to ü deed under order of Court. mayJ7ü?H ' ISAAC S. JON FS, . . " Adia'r. dt Ivnus ncn. ,

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BRANCH AT PLYMOUTH. IND. E. S. ORGAN, Tres. II. EARLY, Ca-hicr. EASTERN EXCHANGE, Drafts cn Cincinnati and Chicago, Gold and Silver, Uncurrent Money and Land Warrants BOUGHT AND SOLD. ITjDopo:iU Received and Money Loaned. 113" Attention given to Collections, and General Banking Easiness Transacted. Juno 2:?, 185?. 31 AV A X T B I) I . o o o OOI). SOUND, WHITE OAK. BURR ! LX OAK, AND TAMARAC A' 1 AJ xi of the f.r.owinjr description; 8 foct in tntth: G inches tliick, an 1 Dee notle-s ih m 7 im-he, with both r.ds ? pure, and the bark taken oT -f r whi h wevill p jv TWENTY DOLLARS per Uandrriz or.c half in CASfl.axii the bahiuc2 in Dry G .o, ! rn-o,,. &e. F-yment m ide in fifteen days aftcr the TIES an irc estimated. RICE L SMITH. Plvmoutli, June 21, i3. 4 1-tf court -house lettjn(;! alcd propoiuls for t'.ie erection cf a C House in the town cd Knox Starke County, In diana, until the second Mon-l.iy, the KiTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 15-, i en -.vir.cn tiay an l latc saia u.a wi.i pu );.... (readbv the Auditor, ia the presence of the Haar I j of Commissioners of said County, r a r: jviity of j them, at their September i-esion, U f-S and thj ? contract let to the lowest responsible Mddor, v. ith the understanding thatth? tin lertakcrof Faid "ntmct is to receive his pay fur t'ie crectioa -f sai 1 IIoi.sc in CouutrB.mds, payable in ten years, with fixj r cent interest, payable every fix month the Contractor to c ive bond, ith sureties approved bv the Board of Commissioners. The Plan and Fpccif.cAtioiu can be seen at the Audit ns Office, r.t anv tiin?. JOHN S BENDER, Auiinr. Jene 21, 15?. 31 10;r. TO NON-F.EIDENTS. THE u:iderHimed with the count vSurvcyor.w'dl cn the 12'.!i day of July next ::t 10 o'clock a m, on j ?ai J day, proceed to suvvcy ju.1 i x te thcconif is ; h: land, in section SG, township o3, r.'.ige 2 ivc-?:, ! ;n Stark dui.tv Indiana, to meet on the prrriiscs. an I continue irom hv to day until all is finishes, Non-roi dents , who fail to meet the Surveyor at the time alnve mentioned, and defray, or provide fordtfriving, their portK-n of th" expense of the in. fuch delinquencies placed on the tax ou;iic-tc and collected iccording to law. JESSC B. MORRIS i-lllt 1 I SALE OF TOWN LOTS I ! STATE OF INDIANA, ss Stakkc Countt. f I TTJy virtue of an Order of the Board of Coraj gj tiilssioiKTS of County afrea:d. nvic Hi j their June Term, li59, 1 wiil oOor f Tfile, on tlx' j 1:2th day of August, next, at the Auditor's oüice in j Kidx, t. reciver the purchase money tit rf..r, the following LOTS to wit: No. G, p::rchascd ibv Willj-im T. Sharp imount due on sd.' Lot. ! $.." !."; Lot No. Cl, purchase ! by V. L. N"ttTowj: ! amount due. Si 2.; L't No. , purciii-cj i.v ia:a Lambett amount due, $1.1 U-t N-. 4, iP'Jr-hisedbv Cornelius Stephens mam-niid. due. ' bcrt: ntr. iv.id du $'1 (- j; I. A, (i umber i:::k:i ) ! purch'ed bv M se Prrj'h ani-iui;t due, f-1 1 i 'l::vi t'f F.i!e: c:v? tii'.r l ;;i hand, oi:-thh 1 i.l o;i3 year cnc-Uiira nit.vo ..; ' .- -.. - .-'"i-!! r.-,i..v . l.f cf..-,rfMl 1-V 1,'cnOllf'li'l L'!i. is the 1 AtRüViir.ebrftire fi;p, tho deliniuciit uiel.i ' r 7 V ' ' " v' ! o ! b-v COT?in- f4UVa" 1 la :"f lae ) l KlXoXl j rcntoc deed wid Im; executed to Fai l i.i..!. .- i.i I pnre!ia;cr ly the Aulitor, in behalf of th- Count-, I ' JOHN S. BENDER, Ti-i.i y.ini i i ,is it. ii fc .'9 w . Auditor of Starke C 1 Junoi, 1SS?. Cl-Ct i SCHOOL BOOKS of all the t f lc n..t ,for tale at mo t) )? il.--i A II Al c.rALMr.v. VRE CHANCE f g 0 rr. kc money, or rat'ier t? save mm- v, h h i-i the same, by giving heed to tue rI:owin:r: made an as.:r-:uuvi:t t Titin2 to oer Sr.U-V". If r the benefit of their creditors. All p r :. knowing themselves in Ichlod to the cboc nt::vd firm, had better rail immcoiatklt, andthes eby s ivr co.ts, and make money. Tlicre can be no delay, for the accounts nv.:L be f ctlled up by t!i? firt of January next. M. A. O. PACKARD, A.-:g n c. "O.Ticc, Coibin'sV.oel-. over the Pco'e".vl;;e. docl0-3tf. jRAIL ROAD CROSSING! LOOK CUT FOR. THE EK'QINO rpili; UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW V" ! Jj full orcmtion in their new fh-p, at the ovifc rjd of the brivlo, w ith a good supply of the ln?st Timber, Iron, Coal Ac. and the I M,t of worLmcn,c. I pecial'.v Black-smiwi?, wlw can't le bent at I'lor. in::; reauy to do all work n: tlicirlinc ol iCiiUeF M Wagons, Buggies, C.tniagts kc. We expect we are locatel here for life, and will do work which will maintain vs among Mechanic and others ;thrc fore, we warrant o':r work tobe done in a workman like manner, nnd we me an whnt w e fty on this subject. RBPAIRUCG lon rt short notice; ah); Castom BIackird tiling. Wagon Hubs lor talc too, &c R. S. A: A. T. ELLIOTT. WHEAT WANTED FOR WHICH THE Ilidicst Cash Price will I;r Paid hv 4$ J BÜOWNLEE. WABSAW MARBLE WORKS! W. IL UNDEItHIIX., (Successor to Underbill k Co.) 5Ianuf..cturer L dealer in American Italian MONUMENTS, TOMB-STONES. Counter Stands, Bureau Top?, Src, WARSAW, IND. U"Ordcr3 from a distance will receive rrornpt attention, and satisfaction guarantied. A.BOYD, Agent, piymou;h, Iidf marll-lCtf . EDWA DS HOUSE, MICHIGAN STr.LET, PLYMOUTH, IXD At this beautifully located building, containing ft I trge number of airy and well rcntilatcd rooms, the Proprietor is now prepared to nceommodate boardtrs and the traveling public, on reasonable terns.. ocl22-4?iy. FIRE IN PLYfVlOUTH!! . Notnlthstanuir.g the gi-Cat alarm of Cte, the Carding Machines are now in good order for carding wool. All those wishing . good Roils tviil please bring their wool well "cleaned, u;J I v. ill insure good work. I have secured the services of man who has hid forty years experience in the manufacturing business, ami a good part of that time in England, where they do good work. Persons living at a distance of twenty rjlles or mare, by staying over night em have tlitir Roll. 1 r Cl take Tanbark and Hides for carding, and will tct rciuse casli. m;!:7 i7t AC. stali;yV

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