Marshall County Democrat, Volume 1, Number 2, Plymouth, Marshall County, 18 August 1859 — Page 3

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THE MARSHALL COUNTY DEMOCRAT now haa a very extensive circulation in tins and the adjoining Counties, and is rapidly increasing and offers uniuu.il inducement to advertisers. Messrs Hounds kfc LAxesnoxarc our only authorized advertising Acrents for Chicago. Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Railroad. Trains trace Plymouth folloirs: TRAINS G JING EAST GOING WEST lail Train, 10:45 am 4:111 rn 1 'x preis . 10 :5.'l ri 5 :0 a m Local Freight, 10:0 1 am..... Express do". 12:23 " 12:17 r m 2:02 a M .LTShould anv of our town subscribers be neglected by the carrier, they may rest assumed that it is unintentional und we hope they will let us know, that the trouble may be promptly remedied . Destructive I'iro. On Sunday night lat, between eleven and twelve o'clock, the liverv taMe of Mr. S. Tibbits of thia place, was discovered to be on fire, and the flames had made euch rapid progress, that it was impossible to arrest them, until the entire establishment with its contents, except two or three buggies, which were run out of the sued part of the barn ou the opposite side from where the fire was raging. Five horses all that were in the stables at the time were burned every effort to rescue them proving unavailing. It was truly shocking to hear their groan3 and yells whilst kicking and boating themselves against their burning stalls, uutil they were burned to death. Two of Mr. T-'s fin?st buggies and five or six sleighs and cutters, harness, grain, hay fcc, were all consumed. It was with much difficulty that the residenco of Dr. Brelsford, situated about 25 feet from the east side of the stable, was saved. Cut by the indomitable perseverance of the Hook & Ladder company, and it beinj a very still night, it and doubtless many other buildings in the neighborhood were saved. Tne fire was unquestionably the work of an incendiary, as it first broke out on the wet side of the stable where it was impossible to have occurred by accident. Railroad Accident. This morning between two and three o'clock, the cast bound freight train on the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad, in attempting to switch off, for the west-bound freight to pass, backed off the track opposite Work k Moore's lime house, totally demolishing it, and slightly crippling one or two of the Cars. The lime is left exposed and the frame of the building is scattered in everv direction. Accident frobablt fatal. On Friday last while an Irishman in the employ of the Cincinnati, Peru and Chicago Railroad, was engaged in coupling cars at the Depot at this place, be was crushed between two of them, gathering him about the waist. He was taken to Laportc, and it was strp. posed when he left here tint he could not recover. The Laporte Daily Union of Saturday says hr was then lying in a critical condition, though, likely to recover. Wheat Market. Buyers have gathered in quitt h quantity of this article for shipment, though there are heavy lots yet in the hands of producers who are holding back for better prices. Ihey would doubtless sell at one dollar, but as long as prices range below that figure the market w ill be slimlv attended. Larceny. All old man in passing the rcridence of Mr Geo. Taylor about half a mile west of this place on Saturday last, called in and told Airs. T. tli.it he was cut of money but wanted something to eat, which she gave him, and on taking his leave of the hot;e, aal n one being in the room at the tiine, he appropriated to his own especial use, .Mr. Taylor's watch. He subsequently offered the watch for sale in thi place, but suspicions seemed to rest upon Lim, and he failed to dispose of it, and before Mr. Taylor had missed hia watch, his cuatomrr had left (own. G. S. Cleayela.nü- t L'ro. announce to their customer? that no more credit will be given at their ! store, after the 5th of September next. This mode of dealing would be m::ch better far both the merchant and the purchaser if it could he generally adopted, and we h'jpe this firm may find no inconvenience in their attempt to introduce the cash system. They are clever and honest men to trade with. Nuv Market. John W. Houghton will save ' those in the neighborhood of Bourbon, having j W-uit to sell, the trouble of coming to Plymouth, ! See advertisement. Xj"" Pershing & Co. say they have Paints and Oils enough to paint all the houses in the county, that Ftind out of doors, and have enough left to white wash their occupants. See advertisement. Bourbon Pic-Xic. There will be a Temperance Celebration held in the grove west of the tow n of Bourbon, on Saturday the 3d day of September neit. The Rev. Henry Chance, tobe the Orator of the day. Other distinguished men from a distance aie expected to be present. Speaking loth before and after dinner the dinner tobe a regular pic-inc er basket dinner every one providing for themsolvfj. There will also bo Temperance preaching on the same ground on the Sabbath following. The friends of Temperance and "the rest of mankind" arc respectfully invited to attend. The Warsaw and Rochester papers are requested to mention the above. ari.es Palmer One of the oldest goods dealers of thii place, advires his customers in his card this week, that he is still on hand, and ready to do the fair thing by them. We don't think any one has ever accused him of doing any other kind of busincia. Then continue your trade with him. OacANiZATio ok Fire CoMfAxir.a. Sh.ee the recent fire our attention has been called to the 2"2d fcc. of "an act for the incorporation of towns defining; their poxers, kc-, on page 4 3'2, 1st vol, of th revised Statute of lt'ö, in which it appears that the board of Trustseü shall have the power in the organization of Fire Companies and Hook k Lid lor Copanie., "to make owner? of buildings provide Ullorj andGrc buckets which are hereby declared to be appurtenances to the real estate and exempt from execution, seizure and 8ale." Thcro arc other powers conferred urK)n such board in the same section, that might interest a number of our reader", and it ttiiy pay them to look to the statute in time, as the board should undoubtedly excrciie its powers thuj conferred for the protection of property from fire; for it does really fcm that it iathe fate ol Plymouth tu be burned nearly as fast as it is built up. iCtTOur loaders can have a little story

Whc.it at $1.00. We Jo not care if wheat comes down to ten cents per bushel, w ill take one Jus?,rl and a hnlf fur a year's subscription to the Marshall County Democrat. Now what is a bushel anil a half of wheat compared to the advantage of having a lively and interesting newspaper to read for orc year? Come immediately, as wheat may take a riz. If you don't like to trade in this way, we will take 75 pounds of good flour, since our banc! is about empty. We are in for trade in some way. Come and get a paper, and let's talk about it at all events.

Rrv. Alexander Ci.arc, Euitoh cv the "School Visitor," says: " We have bad ample opportunities during the last few weeks, of witnessing the practical workngsof the Iron City College. Having been in almost daily intercourse with the Teachers and Students, in the study room, and at tl.s dill'erent recitations. We have only to say that thoroughness and intense interest characterize every perform ance. Students are arriving daily from all parts of the country, and the number now in attendance is larger bv f ir, than any similar college East or West. Mr. Jenkins, the Principal, is a gentleman of the strictest integrity, and the entire faculty is composed of competent and faithful instructors. Every inducement announced in the widely diil'u-cd advertisements of this institution, is here promptly carried out, in the course of stud and discipline which this college lias won its present reputation." PLYMOUTH MARKET. CORRECTED weekly ey H. G. THAYER & CO., Produce ami Comiiiiion Merchants WAREHOUSE XEAIi THE DEPOT. WHEAT Red, bu do white 1 bu CORN r bu OATS y bu POTATOES t bu ?o r,..VI 50 !0 10 12 12 :.o FLOUR V CKtMEAL c-rn 7 bu Er.r.s v do. HUTTER V 1! LARD V CHICKENS f) do SALT Vbbl RE ANS J bu , WOOD p cord , HAY marsh ton do tame do , TAN HARK V cord. , HAMS sugar cured V m Shoulders do REEF dried do .., IR'CK LEI! E R R I ES qt . . RLACKHERRIES do ... 1 . 2 00 . 1 00 . l :o . I oo . r oo . 2 00 i: it i: . " s .("' 10 NOTICK Ifcs hereby given that the undersigned will, at the next regular session of the Board of Commis sioners of Marshall county, to be held on the first Monday of September next, apply for licence to retail spirituous and malt Tumors in accordance with the License Act of the late General Assembly of the State of Indiana. The location oil which I propose to sell is ucar the centre of the town at Bremen, Marshall county, Indian, on the lot now otvned by Grove (). Pomerov, and lately occupied by me. and now occupied bv Doct. C. Seiler. GEORGE 1'OMEROY. Aug. 11, 1850. l-3t. IT AHTFOItD $xt insurance dompanii, OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. CAPITAL, n)0O.0 tO ; surplus 2'.H,bl2 23; assets January 1 , 1n!, T'JSliW JX Incorporated 1810. II 'ik-rriNUTON, 1 roident; T C Al !vn, Secretary; D Alexander, General agent fo he We-1, Columbu, Ohio. Policies issued bv HORACE CORBIN, A vent, be3-l0!v Plymouth. Ind. Have enlarged their business, and en gaged competent workmen to do all kinds of BUGGY & CARRIAG-B Making and repairing. They continue to make 61 til t And do al! kinds of repairing, smithing and woodW Ul'K. Tl.eyhive employed Mr. W. KELLY to take charge of tliTs ilt tun nt, where all work in this line will be doLe to order, with promptness, and in good stvle. 1 -lV RSE-SI IOEING. July 21 'M!y Tili: FOLLOWING STATEMENT of Tim IVorhi Marine A: rire insurance Company, Madi in compliance with ht: Jviws of the fet.V.e of Itidi inrt, July 1st, 1C5'J Name and Locaüty of the Company Peoria Ma rine an-d riRK Inscranci: Companv, Peoria, III The amount of its Capital Stock .. $500,000,00 1 ho amount of its Lapital Stock P'-d up, 3)0,O!J0,O0 I he Awl of the VompuTiij are I Cash on hand $ll,"07,00 a Real estate unincumbered 11,000,00 J lionds owned by the Co., drawing ten per cent 1 Loauri, secured by first mrtgies ou real estate, worth double the nm'nt. loaned thereon, drawing twelve per cent, 5 Amount due from agents and citv c!i-tomers, G All other securities, consisting of discounted notes, bills, drafts and acceptances, maturing daily, having from sight to ninety days from date to run, drawing twdve "per cent, amply Bccured by collateral or approved personal security Ü3,TC0,0Ü 110,070,0:2 103,517,00 Total asset.-, , JahilitifH Bill.; payable (not duo),.. All other debt, $3? 1,010,00 None. Total liabilities' Losses adjusted and du, Ios?v4 adjusted and not due, Valid claim for losses uuadjustcd, Rejected claim.', ISAAC UNDERHILI IS, II 2,50 None. None. None. $3,700,00 4, X 1 3 I. i CHARLES HOLLAND, Sec'y. AOENT'S CERTI FICATE. Auditor of State's office, Indianapolis, July 1, Whereas, the Phö nix Insurance Company 1

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has filed in thisollicea statement of its condition on the 1st of July, Ii-59, the act of its incorpororation and ann .'idments properly certified to, and its written in::uijent, nominating its agents and authorizing them fui.'y and unreservedly to acknowledge Kcrrice of process in the event of suits. Now, therefore, in pursuance nf the requirements of "An act to amend an au't cntitied an act for the incorporation of Insurance companies, defining their powers and prescribing thih' duties," approved ."March , 15.', having prrscnteo' satirfactory e vidence to me of full compliance to i.' e re-juirements and spccihViitions of that act, 1, Jehn W. Dodd, Auditor of the State of Indiana, do hereby certify that Clurlea H. Reeve, of Plvmouth, as the agent of said Company, ii authorized to transact tho business of Insurance, as the agent of the said Pho-nix Insurance Co. in this State, up to January 1st, lhf(, to the extent thr-t he maybe commissioned and appointed by the said Company. In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name and caused the peal of my ollicc to be affixed this 1st day of Julv, lKr,9. JOHN W. DODD, Auditor of State. aug 11 in.

STATEMENT of the condition of the .Etna Insurance Company, on the first of July,lt59 as required by thelawsof the State of Indiana. The name of the Corporation is ".Etna Insurance Company," located at Hartford, Connecticut. The capital Is one million dollars, and is paid up. The Assets of the Company are: Par Value Market Value.

Real estate, unincumbered Money due the Company, $70,103 73 secured by Mortgage. . fCl 07 Cash in hand and ia bank. Icd,5o0 22 Cash in the hands of agents and in transit 101,742 93 41,000 00 1 1 Mortgage liouds ( i per cent semi-annual inter est) SH.U0 2i 3Iortgagc 'j- : scmi-annuai 'percent 1 1 -.errat;. . 28,0011 28,000 00 23,000 00 51,000 00 20,000 00 10,000 CO 5,000 00 25 Jersey Citv water bond (G per cent semi-annual interest) 25,000 50 Hart fori City bonds. Gper cent semiannual interest ÜO.00O 25 Roche V All CV lllKtlltlUUi a al ( - ) ' v ' bester City bonds G per ent semiannual interest 23 000 cent 10 Brooklyn City bonds 7 tu-r ent semiannual interest 10,000 5 Milwaukee City bond?, 10 per cent semiasnual interest 5,000 United States Treasury notes and accrued interest 57,500 58,370 50 United States Stock, 5 per cent semiannual interest 150, 00 150,750 00 State of Kentucky stock G per cent semi-annual interest 10,000 Stale of Tennessee stock 6 per cent semi-annual intert-st 10,.)00 State of New York stock 0 per cent semi-annual interest 25,000 State of Missouri stock G percent semi-annual interest 50,000 State of Ohio stock G per cent semi-annnual interest (ItGO) 50,000 State of Ohio stock G per cent semi-annual interest (ltGGj 25,050 10,300 00 9,000 00 25,000 00 43,000 00 51,000 0J 20,750 00 Delaware and Iludsnn Canal Co. bond, G per cent semi-annual interest. . 10,Gc GO 11,0?0 CO ;00 Shares Hartford and New Haven R li Co stock. . 50,000 250 Conn. River R. R. Co. stock 25,000 107 Boston ond Worcester R. RCo stock 10,700 50 Conn. R ei Co stock 5,000 50 Citizens' bank stock, Waterbnry, Conn 5,000 50 Stafford" do do Stafford Springs, Conn 5,000 3G Eairle do do Providence it I I,b00 0:2,000 00 15,000 00 10,05 00 1,250 00 5.C50 00 5,250 00 1,72 00 1,500 00 10,000 00 10,500 00 22,000 00 10,000 00 5,000 00 10,0 )0 00 li, ;.)( i oo 11,100 00 4G,000 00 01,152 00 10,500 00 :o,:oo oo 2-vi20 00 0,725 00 12,000 00 la Mechnnicsand Traders do do Jersey City N J . . . . 1,503 100 Revere do dc Boston Mass 10,000 100 Merchants' do do St Louis Mo 10,000 25G Bank State of Missouri stock St Louis Mo... 20,000 100 .i:t;.a Bank stoek Hartford 10,000 1 OO H u t ford County do do do 5,000 100 Charter Oak do do do 10,000 ) 0 Citv do do do 10,000 00 Exchange do do d 15,000 100 Farmers and Mechanics do do do -10,000 1H5 Hartford do do do 1',G00 100 :vierchantsand Manufactu rei s do do do 10,000 300 Phoenix dodo do 30,00. 210 State dodo do 21,000 150 Conn. River do do do. . . . 7,500 1)0 Amciican Exchange do do New York 10,000 200 Bank of North America do do New York 20.0(H) 22,1(1!) 0!) :n.(üid on 2511 K) 0U in,)!:) (j.) :,2,l!i OD 2.,(;')'.) tio 2S,t-o;) od 21,000 Oi) 12,100 00 :j 1,2 io oo 21,100 00 35," Oi) 00 lo'Od oo 15,000 00 -10,125 00 30,t00 UU 2,r;') ou im,:;. Hi oo l'J,200 DO 10,500 00 11, 2' 10 OO '20,000 00 9,000 00 21,750 00 300 Bank of America do do do 30,000 200 Hank of Republic dodo do 20,000 UM Bank of Commonwealth do do do 10,000 300 Bank of New York dododo 30,000 200 Bank of Commerce dododo 20.0(H) HH) Broadway do do do 20,000 M)0 Butchers and Drovers do do do 20,000 100 Citv do do do 10,000 300 Impoiters and Traders do do do 30.000 200 Market dododo 20,000 1,200 Mechanics do do do 30,000 200 Merchant.' Exchamro do do do 10,000 100 Metroplitando do do -10,000 H20 Merchants' dododo 41,00!) ÜOO Nassau do dodo 30,000 1)0 Manhattan dododo 20,000 200 North River do do do 10,000 iOO Ocean do dod. -'.I.ouU 100 Peoples' do dod. 10,000 500 Phoenix do do do 1(1,000 ID Union dodo do 20,001) 100 Hanover do dodo 10,000 150 New Volk Life Ins J, Trust Co dod. do 15,0i)0 100 United States Truft Co do do do 10,000 11, 50' l 0(1 Bills Receivable maturing 7,G7l 07 Miscellaneous items 15,703 G3 S-Vi:),ii:j hi I.JAMUriK. The amount of liabilities due or not due to banks or other creditors... Nothing. Losses adjusted and due None. Losses aoju-tcd and not due $12,377 li'2 Losses unadjusted, in suspense, waiting proofs or contested 75,!?C1 7( All other cl ill Hl il ill llSt the Company are tonal I for printing, &c. Agents instructed to take no risk exceeding ten thouaud dollars, w ithout special permission. The greatest amount iosurefl in any one city, town, illage or block, varies and depends upon the constructions, material, and the means of arresting firr.s. TIIOS. K. RRACE.Jr.; Secretary. Il.utford, July 1, 15'J. STATE OF CONNECTICUT, ) s s ' Hartford Countv. Hart ford, July 1st, I ST.X Personally appeared me, Henry Fowler, a Justice of the Peaee, duly qualified to administer oath.J, T. K. Rrace, Jr., Secretary, and made solemn oath that the foregoirg t-fateuiont ofthe asset an l condition of the .-Etna Insurance Company is true. HENRY FOWLER, Justice ofthe Peace. IN'.-l'RANCE AGKNT'rf CERTI HCATK OK AUTIIORITV. THE STATE OF INDIANA. Auditor of State's Office , ) Indianapolis, July 1, lc'5!). J Whereas, The .Etna Insurance Company has filed in this office a statement of its condition on the 1st of July, lr:5D, the act of its incorporation and amendments properly certified to, and its written instuijient, nominating its agents and authorizing them fully and unreservedly to acknowledge service of process in the event of Ftiits. AW, thwrfnre. In pursuance ofthe requirements in an an 10 nmcnu an act entitled An Act lor thu Incorporation of Insurance C unpanies, defining their powers and prescribing their duties," approved .March "2, lf.Yl, haying presented satisfactory evidence to me of full compliance, with the requiirinentsandpecificatioiHof that Act, I, John W. Dodd, Auditor ofthe State of Indiana, do heieoycertily that (J. II. KKKVK, of Plymouth, as the agent of said Company is authorized to transact the business of Insurance as the Aernt ofthe said ..Etna Insurance Companv, in this State up to Quinary 1 IMiOto the extent "that he may be commiss.:H''d arid appointed by the said Company. In Witness Whereof I have hereunto subscribed mv name and caused the seal of my Si o ) o''ieetol.e allixed this first day of Y'-H Julv 1H.VI. JOllN XV. DODD Auditor of Stale Old Iron. I will pay one cent per pound for old iron, deliv ered at mv roundry m South 1 lyrnoutl IV K I 'I VI I i r I

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Don't work hard and then v things at Iiigli prices, when you can get twice ns much for your money. I want large quantithi of OcOLsi. Bails. For tanning. I want all the thre is in the country to be had. When you have got cither to sell, bring tieia to the store o A' C STALEY in Plymouth and I will give yov a better price and Moro Goods Than any other man can or dan do fir the same amount of ISARK, HIDES, oianv other kind of li O IP I? JE7 Come and scene. "Hearins is lidievin-, and s. ein- is know in-.' That's a Turkish proverb, anl if you come to ! . V V UIK, AiltKl lie 111 111 'l u to 1V1 fl will 'believe' and 'know' that lean do better by you than any man in Plymouth. I have on hand a good stockof Dry Gi-oods, GROCERIES AND NOTIONS, STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS Of all kinds suited to the mark?t. lam a plain looking, honest talking and fair dealing man, mean just what I say do just as I ar?e and shall succeed in benefiting you if you will let me. That old and w ell kno n Tanner S. S. STALEY, Will turn your hides into leather at tlie shortest notice and in the best manner, and having a Home Market, w e can pay more than those w ho buy to ship. Call on tf A. C. STALEY. Sheriff's Sale. lly virtue of in execution and order of sale to me directed from the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court. I w ill offer for sale as the law directs at the court house door, in Plymouth Marshall Co lud on Thursday the, 25th day of August lf5D,bctwecn the hours of 10 o'clock a m and 1 o'clock r m of sahl day, the rents and profits br a term not exceeding seven years, of the fbllowinL'desei ilied n:il i - i täte in. Marshall Count v Indiana, to-wit: cost quarter ofthe north east quarter and the south 1 east nuarter ot" section tbirfr one- ;nl llir. nnrili west (piarter of section thirty-two; and the north east quarter and the north ea it quarter of the north west quarter of section thirty-three, township thirty-four, range one east. Also the north east quarter of ihe south west quarter of section twenty -nine; the west half of the south east quarter of section thirty, and the north half of section thirty-one, in township thirty-four, north of range two east, containing in all of said tract of land ten hundred and eighty acres, more or less. If such rents and profits w ill not sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy said judgment, interest, costs and accruing costs, I will at the same time and place oiler for sale the fee simple in and for said real estate, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said demands. Taken a the property of Edwin A Wales and M arv E Wales at the suit of Alexander II Xewbould. :Mw.-.s3 50 O. M. RARNARD, Sheriff. Something Interesting TO THE Lei all give aUention! rjHE SURSCRIRERS HAVE OPENED, I one door north of the Post OUicc, an e xtenive stock of ka Embracing a general a,rtnientof evervthinbelongimr to tSiat lino of trade. H iving purchased tloir stock L()V, tlu-v feel eontident in savin - that they eansell on such terms as will tvaiVunt PUBLIC PATRONAGE. They inx ite the citizens of this vicinity to an examiiiatioiiof their stock :wi l prices, that" they may satisfy themselves as t iheir terms. They have in connection wiili their store, SUTEU IOR Avorkmen, who are ready to fill promptly, all orders for domestic manufacture. Re it further known that they will pay in CASH, the highest market prices for all kinds of FURS, PKI1S. GUKKN it DRV HIDES, Vc, eVc. As tiiey purpose making their torc a ermaiient institution of Plvmouth. the public may be assured that they will always find iheir stock complete. ConlaidIv fn liand. I.eineiul.or tbe olace sir.d give us a eaU one door north ofthe PostOfiice. Wm. C. EDWAliDS, J. V. V ANY A I . K E N H U R ( J I L Plymouth, Ind., December ükI 1S5h. vol Ir.o 1 1 w. Im mill I. i U'mii.ii -l I......... 1 II Uli. I 111 I II II I 111; IVl I 1 "1 - - - I - - v,aasx m T A TT T r A T" r, r 1 1 j nwn u. NOW COMPLETED, AND CARS KUN from Chicago to Pittsburgh without change, connecting w ith the Great Pennsylvania Central Railroad To New York, Philadelphia, I'altimore and Wellington City, and all the interior tow ns of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York .Maryland &e. Merchants bv taking this route will have the benefit of all the eastern markets at no addition al cost. Ilaggugc cheeked through. Trains leave the depot in Plymouth a follows, doing east, Fast Line, 11,20, a m. Mail ,53, a m. Express, 1(1,52, p m. Going west. Fast Line 3,23 p m. Mail, 1,5G, p in. Express 5,03 a in. Connecting at Crestline with Cleveland and Lake Shore llailroa lto Dunkirk, Iluffalo, Niagara Fall, New York and lloston, and all the interior towns of New England via New York Central and and New York and Eric Railroads. Also South to Columbus, Zanesvillc, New Aik, Mount Ycriiou.Stubenvi'.le, Wheeling, and interior towns of Ohio and Virginia. The above trains connect at Forrest with trains on Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbana, Dayton, and Cincinnati. Also with trains at Lima lor Dayton and Cincinnati direct. FARE AS LOW AS AN YOTIIER ROUTE. Passengers bound cast will find this route both pleasant and agre eable, passing through many ot the largest and finest cities in the United States. Sleeping cars accompanying each train. BENDER HOUSE . J. D. CLARK, - - - - Proprietor, KNOX, STARK CO. IND., lias reiutfU the Panic, and is now prepared to give saiisiaction , to ail those w ho may give Sum a call. i croons v i5iiing iwiox c ill sun ee lor yourselves,

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T. MCDONALD Ileal Estale Agent k Xutnrv Public. ; ofkick over rimicn's c.'.orinc. stork, PLYMOUTH, : : INDIANA.

pvRAWS DEEDS, Mortgages, lionds. anüjCiiVi i-- f Agreements; sells Lands, csas:iac3 Titles?, : t0 thcir customPH a:mviiCrC in the village; and

mid furnishes Abstracts of the same; pav-: i axes, redeems Land sold for Taxes. and REt-LRENCLS: Plvmouth, June 23 30tf. INEVITABLE ! ! ! i Ilislily jinpoilanTlrom Europe!! , i lie ÜjIIiperOr Ol 1? TailCO at the Head of half a Million Soldiers! The Empress proclaimed llegciit during the Emperor's Al )senee! B UT in the event of all theso strange facts do not fail to remeribcr the 3MC a ra m ot h TT 4 TlTVlTf I T 17 ClrnA"n 171 II I It. I I W 111. . I I I li. 11 . No, 1, AVestcrvelt s Block, PLYMOUTH, - - - - IND. Now propelled by BUCK & T0AH, Successors to L.Crane & Co., who are idling all . ku"!s ol usually found in a Hardware Store, consisting in part ot I II Tf1fy TT" "3 "1 Sl S "27 Z2 32 Cook, Pinion Plate Stoves Copper, Shoct-Iron, Japanned G-lajsjS, 3EEOUSO TrilTL33al33.SS Conductors, Evctrougns , Mcclianics' Tools Agricultural Implements1 Saddlerv and Coach HARDWARE, Cutlcrv. Load, co.fSoTo.' Together w ith a host of other things too numerous to put in type. We would state to the good people of Northern Indiana, who purchase their Hardware in Plymouth, they will always find us in readiness . , .k .1 i . ..." i :.. ii mi i loiiio liieui ou, goo,e, auu in an tases win nti'i ,i . i w- i .i .i them as represented. e do not advertise to sell t eo.ft.oi 511 sell :,t :. fairadvnn .... ,m,,,o,. j turers prices, and as cheap as the cheapest, for I Our TIN SHOP is in good running order, and we ! w ould solicit anv work von mav want done in that line, at low i rices, and w ith despatch. We have recentlv taken up our abode with you, and intend to make it our home. Vou!d ask all who are in w ant of any goods in our line, to give us a call before purchasing, and w e trust, bv giving strict attentir.ii to your wants and bv tivitiL' you '.rood froods. to merit a share of your patronage". 1 on't fail to j "aca11- Kememberthe place, one door .outh ot ' Dry (.oodsStore. !'' l:ltK'? M,srj, rr-v ,,,0,T-0f'.,f,l!!v x. I c"" -S RUCK i TO AN. j June 227 SUKIUFF'S SALE. RY virtue of an execution to me directed, I ' w ill offer for sale, as the law directs, at the court house door, in the town of Plymouth, county of; .Marshall, and State of Indiana, on the O lth'u.iy. of August, 15!), bet ween the hours of 10 o'clock ; 'i m . and ! o'clock n 111 of Rnid d:iv- ttinrivitj 1. ml ' proiits for a term not exeeediig seven years, of ."' .-,. ...ram ..ll snail V-OUlliy rotate of Indiana, to-wit A piece of land off the north end of the East half of the north-west ejuarter of section tw cut v- I three, in township thirty-three north of range one ' cast, being twenty rod.-, "wide from north to" outh, ami forty rods Ion-from east to wwt, coutaimiig ten acres. " If such rents and profits will not eell for a sum j sullicient to satisfy said judgment, interest, costs! C....I ' T ...-. . I . uuu aeeruiuv cosis, 1 win ai nie same nine ar.o t.lat:e oiler for sale tlio lee sinm! in niul lor sal. I 1 real estate, or so much thereof as may be ncccssa- ! rv to satisfy said demands. j " Taken as the j.ro.ertv of Einsly Wilburn .lt '. the suit of Keid, Tracy & Co. i' T innvAnn ci :r I : ,ioj ".. . K 1 .i...... r : - l lui-.-.'.-i.i.u.. uw. 1 ouicio , we t v.

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. otimui i n OiYl,n. BY vir.ieof anrxecidion tome directed from the CleiW of the .Marshall Common Pleas Court, I w ill oiler for sale as the law directs, at the 1...,,.... .!....: !. r li . . Mtl.'Hll'I'IO (MTU louit uuunr (iiini in iiu- iiinuui I M mem. I , coon; " of Marshall, and State of Indiana; on Saturday the2)th day of AugTist, lt-5'J, between the Iniur.s" of HI o clock a m and 1 o'clock n m of said day, the rens and pnts for a term not exceediii" - scven )'rs of following described real estate in said county of Marshall, and State of Indiana, to-wit: The south-west quarter of the pouth-east quarter of section seven,(7) in town-ship thirty-two (32) north of range number two (2) cast, containing forty acres, more or less; also the north-west part of the north-cast quarter of section eighteen, (18) township thirty-two (32) north of range number two (2) east, containing forty acres, bu the Fame more or less. If such rents and profits w ill not sell for a suflicientpuin to satisfy said judgnien , interest, costs and accruing costs, I will at the same time and place ofier for sale the fee wimple in and for naid real estate, or so much thereof as may be necessarv s tisly sanl eJemands. Taken a the property of Willian, p:1,.t. ...i Isaiah llro.de at the suit of SÜS-, Ikitzhvand Martin vgant " ' jul21-31td3 () M DARNARD, ShetitV Wl u,l.,i;1' T) OF PETITION TO X 'ell ueal Estate. State of I llili:. m T hl.ntl County. Notice is hereby given, that Lew is marker, admuiistrator of the estate of William i... uriain,uecease., has filed his petition to ?ell naid petition Court of Common I t aItkst

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The proprietors of the RICHMOND MILLS, 1 (formerly Fuller's) in Plvmouth, having put theni j in complete order, are now manufacturing FLOUR of superior quality for Uuuly use, ana lmenu Keeping a supply constantly on hand for the accommodation of the citir.ens of the pla-je, which they w ill ; ; walTanl jt ct.,ui to the best manufactur. d eNe-: ! nl,nr nr,,tli...-ivKi. will tAe it back a?.ä refundtli mono v. tlio mnnrv. - ' 1 Corn Meal, Bran an 1 Shorts will ako be ddivered without charge. ; CUSTOM WORK done ou short notice. I Cask for "Wheat, Corn ami t ... m . Ml t . It I he liirrest market price, in casn, wut ; i.-ruu ! at all times for good, gound Wheat, Corn and Outs. , (Orders for Flour mav be left at Peisbiiiir's store. RICHMOND & WILBUii. ; Plymouth, August 2G lOtf i LAND AOENCY.j r.,000 A CK KS of GOOD LAXI I Vor Sale on Ka-v Tonn. UERSONS wantingtol.uv or sell Land, tt 111 tit i I well to cull on tne uutiTim.ii, 110 caii facilities for purchase or sale equal to any in th eou'trv. FOR SALE, at LESS than current rate, and on time: mv (ir see Jl, (lessio acres out oi sc ! cor.) and s h of sw q of m e til, town 'i'2 n, of rane ! I w Xl.'JO acres, 30 acres improved at North ! Rend, Stark county. : The n h of nw fen w m r, sec (j Michigan Road land 122 57-10'J acres unimproved six miles ! north of Plymouth fine, heavy timbered land, with water. The sco and e hof swo of sec 22, and the ne ! q of see 3G, town 35 n, of range one e Polk townsliin 41)1) acres ncavy timuercu, gool water

nca"r Tyner City to be sold in quantities to suit j m.t f;oi.;li aill Cameo lh-eastpins and Eir-rings, purchasers. j Lockets, etc. Also, gents Shirt Studs. Sleeve Lut The s h of ne q of sec 29, town H:i n, of rancre .ton, llreastpins, tc -t . 2e, 80 acres, four miles south of Plymouth tif All of the above gift.- aie of as f.vhl ij ialitv ;i teen acres improved good land, timber and water ; can be purchased for the price. The se q sec 8, town 32 n, of range 2 e, 1CP j I ,cg leave to state to the public that my EufeacrCs Green' township eight miles from Plym- - prises materially differ from many others of a

! outh near s'ort. mills, and in a crood neiehborhood good timber,": cass marsh, and living. j running water. The e h of sw q ot sec 2.i, town 3 1 n, 4of range 2 e, and sw q of s sw q of 30, town TU n, 123 nuvs, four miles north-east of Plvmouth jrooJ mill sea ! ...-,1 mill flit't' inuv l Trimvvf-Mi i.ti; limine i to be ?old very cheap. j I I he s h of nw q ol sec 11, tow n .2 n, of rancrc ' c close by Tippecanoe Town jrood land and j;ood timber unimproved to be had on east terms. Lot No. G in Whee ler's addition to the town ot Plymouth line dweUinjr and rood out houses. iTorth J. of Lot No. 37 in Plymouth, now knowi as "Baldwin House" a desirable location. Lot No. Iii in Plymouth jrood dwelling house Tart of Lots 7.'J and 71, Plymouth -dwelling .11x10 feet for sale or rent. Lot No -10, Plymouth jrocd dwellnjr a'ad twostory business house, on one of thebest corners in tow n to he had at a bargain. Persons desirous of purchasing in this vicinity will do wellto'rive us a call. REEVE & CAPRON. December Oth 2tf Plymouth, Ind Fougnt! Great Exeitcmcn t IX PJA'MOUTI-T. THE kREG-ULiATOK MATT Has just returned from New York with FOR TIIK i IUjLIOKT 2 J"" V E is now receiving a larjre and well sclectc I 3 stock of (ioods, bought exnresslv for Fal Trade, and must be sold for cash an 1 ctmntrv produci. by the middle of October next, at lu-ice's ONE-THIRD LOWER than lias ever before 1 1. iM1, inii,n, J c m i oeen Known to tlie good people ot Plvmouth and ,.,i ri;J..p' U , 1 . , and v. ,nity. Ladte rcss Goous, ot every style 1 and pnee; ai,d plaid Siiks; Fren- h and En- ' glid.Ooods, both plain andplaid; Luhes' Collar; jlhiiliaut Rrocha aud Ray State Shawl-; Ginir - I hams and DeLaincs; ladi"es' line striped cloth (iaiters for 75 cts.; ehillien's Shoes and men" Roots and Shoes. TUE k,ECnill A TAD SIJSALITH It N ever was beat in this trade. Crocuerv and Qucensware, "Cutlery &c, bv the cord. lLHtinVAUE AT COST!! 1 nprirr i?irc: . v., r... i nn. ö e 1 o lt. tor $ 1 ; K iee, 1 t'.'ü.s for M : Tea. '2 lbsTfor ; $l,:lda tleutssiu! other things too tedious to men- ! tioii, that we ' 'II ITsIrP IrT WT VIT T CPf T jjHM M'jLIj AM) V I Lli Mjlili at prices to suit the t:mod ! 'ia 1 c.i .. c . c. . desire a A ll.tlitititl lJ 1 Ml l'F J'.ll i.lt ' i.-. V. Continuance of ttior tne Yours. I'espe ! full v. JOHN L. E-vEUYEi.T Plymoiuh, July 2-th, L-.VJ .'5; . THE SECHET INFIRniTLES OF J 0 ÜTH AND Ptl A T U R I T Vl , I l,.s,r:.nt,,.,n. r,.v,. -.,... T... -- t viii... ooi) vit.it i oi 11 1 iit;i n.i Iii A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL Treatment, without M .liciiie, of Spermatorrhea, or Ij,(-"1. fatness, Nocturnal Emissions. Oeni!,ml Nervous Debility, , Premature Decay of the tem, Iiunoleucy, a.id in.ncdimcnt.i tom.iniage generally. , IJ. VV. LA NEY, A' l I "c important fact mat the-leinyi-lrniin-com- . n! Il.lt illirii. ,(,,, ,r ,,, flw. I,.., ...-..., 1 I . ' ' -"-i ! vo m v ,um wncumot Outti, may l.e easily removed without .Mf.MUNl:' lm's smaI1 tr;lct Nearly demonstrated; J land the entirely new and highlv'succes.-ful treat-! ' nnt, as adopted by the Author, full v explained, 1 means of wh.ch every one is enabled to cure ! , HiMSKLr nei feetl v and At t!n .jt tu.cn.t.. ...t i I he m!iv ninulii nil t'n il v ...t;. .-.! 1 r ' '"i'viu.i'i nu;uw:i. oi fr.-.ti -I1..1 ,.wt iv., ;.. I ....... j scaled envelope, bv remittitur, (post pnid) two postage stamps to Dr ft. DE LANEY, S east ; .'lst stieet, New York Citv. To Oct. 1. i " - - -- - I TTi f7! A "T1 , . ilJil,. T. A H'ilTJ.TnM I ' 4X' JA' X , Fhysinnii iind ftinrcon, Ollice over Pcr.-hlng's Drug Store, in Dr. A. O Ilorton's Dental Rooms, .Michigan street, east side coiner of Gano, where he may be consulted dur. ing ollice hours. Dwelling two doors north of theCourt House, Center st. west side, Plymouth, lud DR, A. 0. BORTONj SURGEON DENTIST. W!,0l r ,:arlial f0,S of ";t1' iiortHl on f ? . V,0it Ppwr.cl plans. Special attent.onpaidto ,1e'(lC,.ovv.Uion of tho ll;ltuya, u.tllj ni"l .rre";.im'if v t,r r.l.ii. )..... ...t. . 0 I l lln3aiiJdilhcu.t teeth extra ted w ith or w ithout . Chloroform Can be consulted at his ollice ut am time except on Mondays und Tuomhi ?. . Ollice in Pershing's block, up stahs, corner Michigan and (larro streets. j.'l Uv Shaving, Hairdressing, AM BAT III NCI UOOIS, On Michigan St., a few doors south ofthe Edwards House, where

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. . T). , , , .. i. 80 A CIVS Oi ivlclt raMillllg lAUHl . i Two Hundred and Fifty Cold and i Huntiiiir Watches Cold, Y st Silver I,i w r and (ruaivl i i Cliains Silver und Double-plated Silvcrwai, Jeweh v, &c. Tickets limited to Whole Xuinher of Prizes 1,000! To he drawn al Chtäinwfi, fr:nLrj, Auynst2Qth, 1C59. L. I). SINE would announce to the pubH-r tl.a'. i v.jjj iran as aiiove, on which occasion will .bo in tun v-iouriu .i uninuwi ..iuiuut m nm i j ;itri'n:ted to ihe tieket-holdeis two tiiousn.I Huld" irr, fimr.ng w h'u h w ill l.e found one I f . r--r I5UGOY, SILVER MOUNTED HARNESS. ALL Ct J.MI'LETE, WORTH si !H; one St nrr, Land Warrant; two huTvTrtd nd fifty ptize ii. American Gold, ranging IV ' n 2.50 to 5'K; ihrehundred '-old and ri!v?i Lever Huntin-r Wateh.-, ranging from 21 to 200; lieiits Ooid st (..bains and Ladies Gold Guard Chains. Also, so!id :md loubi'o-platcd Silveiwaic, coiisi-ting ot Table -niHn-Ti'.i-ooons. Fork. etc. A''". L.cht Gari nrofcssedlv similar e-haraeier. Eirstlv The drawing invariably tukes place i: the da v advertised. Scc'mdh The prizes are worth' what they are stated to be in the programme. Thirdly The drawing is conducted ia an impartial niMMier. ; - Fourthly All prize drawn by persons yU ) cannot atteud'the draw ing are imnn-diate! ' f'.i warded at mv expense and iirk; and a list of the drawn numbers is forwarded to every ticket holder whether fortunate or not. Single tickets, $1 ; six tickets, 5. INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS. Agents selling 151 tickets, or uj ward, will be supilied at HI cents vr ticket, and will, in addition, ivceive a premium of 10 per cent in gold; agents who sell less thanth.it number, and overt2-, will t 'e supplied at the saiee rate, u,.7l 1- addjri'ii, receive a preiniam iajeweb y at the rate of :2,.1 for each 2." tickets sold. Ihus, an agent sebing 25 ti'.bets remits me -20 dolls., and is then entitled, to a line gold pen. silver extension, gold ring, r other article worth "J.5II; an agent selling 5 tickets gets an article worth 5 dolls.; one elling O. tickets, an article w orth 6 dolls, and so on. Pi einiams may remain until a Vatch ore'tlier vahuble ca:i bo obtained. "." If any person. who cannot act as agent himsel will secure the services of another, 1:1 u placy w hef-e no agency i already established, the person procuring the agent, i:ieae 2 tickets ;re .-"'d i i one Euteri.iise. will be ircentcl with any bo.ik he mav desire of the value o - ' i w f ! w.t.i ne. th ,50 for procuring an agent who will sell -5; WOl and one worth live Dollars tor procuring tne sale of 5:. Theagent will also receive Lis regular premium, an 1 the person securing hi services can order bis present in jewelry ff he prefers it. A li;-t of books will be sent if desired. The rc.-pective. number of tickets must all be sold in one Einer ;. 1 ' prise, and must le notified at the time returns a:. ill i made for the tickets'. All oplers must be addressed to L D Sine, Rox . 7HI, Cincinnati. O. ' All responsible Persons orderitrjr ticket -i will bo ! ,. ,,' i ' mhpIi 1 lv ordering asaoovc ! ' , - , .. . . 1( i se,,t when tl,. tickets are sold. ll.e !.:olicv to ! f.U--Jl-JI ; " . Tirn C'MMlcll I'lT'C PI iUlK) J IVKl'lS. j v- - - l ' 'N ' HUM ART-UNION GIFT DISTRIBUTION ! i &500 IIN CrUJLilA i ? o ONE MACNIFICENT KO-KWoniv PIANO, ! 250 (ül(l ailll "llvCl AVatt-h-. j woitii from ! ia 1) ' ' ! -00 77.: to 8200 L.u-ii. ill Ainrhni Ooluf ' Kiiic Oil Fuirtings :uul Kngraviu(Lr Solid and tloul.b; Plated Silver Tabh Teaspoon-; Cold Pens and Pen el Ei-'i lo!d Pen wirb silver hol.'.eis; La !'- ! (.'oral, (ruet and Pla.n Odd l.rea.-t Y'.. 1 - : Rings; Cent's Gold l'.reastpitis, l'ii. r : : - I WHOLE V.M.IT. OE PRIZES.- ! Tiokets limited to l'J' '1. , . j Wholo Nlinibei Pi'lZC. J i:.,K ' j - , ! n avcrao-e ofone chance In 4' Tickets. j 0 j Sin;i.e Tlt'lCLT, S3. Tltltr.K TlCKKTS, C. cIV rl'f,.,-T si I -V ilV!VI...-, ... 1 . To be drawn at Cincuinati, O., n J:v day, St'j-tehiler 12, K'oO. L. D. Sine would announce to ihe j -.Vile that in addition to his regular monthly (lift Ihiterrri-'s,' Will Live his Fourth (Irand Art I'nion D'strij uuiiou, tui .!ouoay, fin uav t i .-iugust !:ei. ( u ! wLKli i.t-c:isiin will be di.-ti il.utcd eiLhtciii i.un- . ni l ... i " . v " v" 'r tireu oca mi iui aim costly prizes, vauieS nt Vil'.'a-ti n. onir the ditts will be found ihrce hundred Oiiy.csiu Ameiieau tlold, ranging in muds fi-öTi 2.5l up to sl.OOll each. Four hundred 'crdh nt Oold and Silver Hunting 'at "ues, oii;i IV ni $20 to $200 vacli; Ten beautiful Oil Paintings and I'.ugr.ni:''S, worth from J5 to three hundred do l.dseach; the remaining prizes cnis:imr d' Ladies l'reaMpins and Earrings; (Iciib. Diamond Iheatpins; Studs, Sleeve Luttou, l'inei -rings; Cold Pens and Pe-::ls; Cdd l-n, fiher extension, etc. The P-.;ntings will be exchanged for Watches or Jewelry at the lowei-t cash prices,, if dcr-ii cdb : tin-ticket holders. All prize dravwi by peion not :ie.-ent w ill be foi warletl to the tieki't -holdert'.'nin one week from the day of draw ing.' J-itlier by mail or express, free of ejense, and at mv li.-k. Persons at adistauce, who cannot attend tii'j diawing theniselve.-., w ill stand the same chance at though they were, present! but if they desire- il they can appoint nny one to attend for them, who resides in Cincinnati, or who may be on a ij;t to the city on the dav of drawing. . . A list of draw u numbers will be forwarded to tickt t hold is, w hether fortunate or not. The usual premium, of ten jer cent in Jewelry will he allowed to agents Felling six titkets or up"ward. Agents selling liliy or upward will be allowed a pieiiiium of ten per cent in gold. A II responsible pen-ens are icijiicftcd to act a genta for the sale of mv tickets. In ordering tickcH tor this Enterprise. Lo t-ure and mv, "For your Founh Art-Union Diaring,' othf iwiceticir.ts might be sent for regular monthly Emcrpiseb. AgVnts are eamestlv requested not t order mor tickets than they have a ce rtatnty of felling. Un-

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