Marshall County Republican, Volume 10, Number 9, Plymouth, Marshall County, 28 December 1865 — Page 2

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THE REPUBLICAN.

PLYMOUTH. IND., THURSDAY, DECEHBER 28, 1865. The LrgiiUtare of this gt-.te diournci a Fri dty last. An iotcreit'og summary of the proceedio will bt fUind io mother column. Several important bill, wer pie-sed, but the raoit important measure acted on wis the met for the adjustment anj parae ot of the Sut debt. Some of the Copperhead paper hopt-1 to make political capital out oftVu measure, but as more Democrats thu Rmrubnean rotci far the bill as it pus.edin tha Senate, it will be nther an np hill b usiness. War with the Mormons. It m announced that there is a prospect of a war ita the Mjrm m Tha bitterness which hat eii.tcd for some time between tha United Sutet roop and the Mjrrmns continuea to increase, and there I a prospect of a wlliiion between them before the win tor is peer. Sooner or later this mast come to pisa. Tha Marrams aro pestilent et, worse, if anr thin- than the late slare holders, and the ought ei;her to be exterminated or made to hj the laws in regard to polygamy. The hare defied the United States long enough, and as they will areataallf hare to be subjugated their casa nj at well bo attended to now as anj time. There is not the leas', hope of their givuii up poljgamT until forced to do so at the point of the baronet . Street Railroad in Warsavr. Maj. Williams, we learn from the Warsaw In daman, is about to construct a street railroad in that place, and that it will be completed bj the Istcf Maj nett- Will it pajT That's the qoes toi. Hon. Schuyler Colfax will will gire an account this erening at Copper Institute, New York, of his journey "Across the Continent." Hon. John T. HoSano, the Major elect, will preside, and on liebalf of his fellow-citiaens. without distinction of part, bid the distinguished lecturer welcome to his cttire eity. Gen. Grant, it is positively stated In Washington", will eaill for the R'o Gratde, after the holidays, in the flag ship of the Gulf Squadron. Whether this trip baa anj connection with Mexican affairs or not is not stated. The Feniars hare got to war among themselves, 4he end of which will probablj be the dismember meat of the organization in the United States. For tha BrrriT-iCA-r. Democratic Economy. The Commissioners of Marshall count must Uher be afflicted with considerable assurance, or believe the people thej represent demented, to suppose that their costly favoritism will be unheeded bj those who axe forced to pa these offi cial pets, t Our acjwt functionaries take the responsibility to ignore a responsible offer to do the xrcdical business of the Count Asylum at $1.25 per risit, and par one who brawl political Tenon on the trcets of Plymouth $4.00 per risit, with extras for prescriptions, a bonus of more $2.75 orer and bore the necessary cost. Who waaU to pa for this kind of luxury? Not I. O.tr or the Victims. from tha Indianapolis Journal. The .State Debt Dill. The act patscd for the adjustment and pajnent of the State debt, was a compromise between the friends of the House and Senate bills, and, while not entlrelj satisfactory to either, was accepted by both, as the best arrangement practicable under the circumstances. Its Iead;ng features are as follows: A special tax of ten cents on each 1100 of the taxable property of the State, is levied for the year ls66, and each succeeding year, until the public debt is paid; which tax, together with the State debt sinking fund, and the sinking fund proper, are denominated the State debt sinking fund, and are est apart exclusively for the redemption of the principal of the funded debt of the State, except euch portion thereof as is held by the Commissioners of the sinking fund proper, and excepting also, the unpaid balance of the war-loan bonds, which are to be redeemed by the special tax of five eents on each $100 of taxtbles, provided for in the act authorizing their issue. The Auditor. Treasurer and Agent of State are ronstituted a board fjr carrying out the provisions of the bill, ami their duties are well aud succinctly defined. They are required to notify the holders of the war-loan bond, in the first week of January, l?f6, and each following year, until all are paid, of the amount of money the State will hare on hand, applicable to the payment of said bonds, on the first day of the sweeediug Jlay , and the holders who desire to receive the money for their bond?, are required to notify the Agent of State, at bit office in New York, on or before March 25th, of their ac-1 eptance of the proposed payment; and if any xioney is left, after paying all the war loan bonds o enrrendered, it is to bs applied to the payment of the registered stocks. The State debt sinking fund is set apart for the payment of the principal of the two and a half and five per cent registered stocks, but the former are to be paid in full. If surrendered, before any payment is made on the five percent. Payments are to be made art rata on each certificate, and on payment the certificate mu-t be eurrendercd to the Agent of Slate, who is required to execute a receipt tbercior to iL bolder, and transmit the surrendered ertXcaie to the Auditor of State, wbo issuee axew one for the balance due, which is to be sent to the office of the Agent of K ate, who U to register the same and deliver it to the owner. The Auditor is also required to cancel the old certificates, and retain them until the meeting of the next General Assembly, when they are tobe examined 'if the Finance Committee of Ways and Means of toe House, and then be burnAd. The provision or a pro rata payment will subject the holders of stocks to some inconvenience bat it will probably prove valuable to them and the State, by rendering it easy, after the first pay ment, to distinguiah the Stover spurious stocks, which are now known to the Agent of State, but hich, under the old system, might, at some future time, hi transferred by other agents ignorant of their character, and thus become a part of the State debt. The Auditor, Treasurer, and Agent of State are to meet at Indianapolis, on the first Wedneml ty ot April, annually, and ascertain the amount of money that will be in the Treasury on the 15th day of the succeeding June, applicable to the payment of such registered stocks, and thereupon they are re quired to notify the bolders thereof, by publication in two daily papers in each of the cities of New York and Iodkrapolis, that they will pay such sum pre rata, oil all certificates surrendered to the Agent of State, at bis office in New York, on or before the 20th L.y of June next succeeding. rroca and after the 20th day of January, 1667, the 3oard of Commissioner of the Sinking Fund is aboIUied, its property is to be sold and the proceeds applied to the State debt sinking fond, tad its books, papers, stocks, bonds, mortgages, mon eys, rights, credits and effefta are to be surrendered io the A udoor of State, and it h rude the dity of tha Governor, Auditor, Secretary and Treasurer of tftala to Invest all moneys arising from the '. mortgages belonging to said J und, in the 2 a&d 3 percent t'-ocki. It is mad the duty of the Auditor of State to draw hit warrant on the Treasurer for the. interest . accruing on the stocks held by the Sinking Fund, an-1 the Treasurer la required to place the same to v the credit ot its common school purposes, as otter school funds axe distributed, from the State Treasury. ' ' If this law ie faithfully .carried out, we shall, 'i'HLa tcren years, be free from debt, except what ' we mar owe to the Sinking Fund, or, as it may cow more properly be termed, the "school fund, aid aa tbe IcLsr? ofthat is to be applied b) the support oeommon schools, the rate of taxation lor echool purposes may la reaueea in proportion to the sum of the utcf est ;a J to that fund.

Legislative Summary

From the Indianapolis Jourtal. Mosdat, December 18. Sk!ate. The joint resolution for the relief of George W. Archer was passed. Mr. Barker introduced a resolution that the Senate is opposed to the taxing of the property of white men fur the education of colored children, which, after considerable discussion, was passed. The following Senate bills were passed: 315 Prohibiting the oarrying of brass knacks, or slung sbut, under penalty of fine and imprisonment. 311 Legalizing the acts of Deputy Sheriffs In certain cases. 204 Amending the act relatire to Juiticea of the Peace, so a to allow imprisonment for Don -payment of costs, and also to proride for the imprisonment of females for fine and costs. The following House bills were passed: 27 Amending that part of the act defining misdemeanors and prescribing penalties therefor, which relate to notorious lewdness. 31 Legalising the sale of school lands la Lake county. 32 Defining what shall be a partition fence. 33 Amending the liquor law so as to prevent the sale of liquor en Sunday and election days. 52 To provide for uniform assessment of personal property in the different townships of the various counties. , 53 To provide for a uniform mode of doing township business. 53 Amending the act relative to interest on money, io as to discriminate between iuterest paid and that promise! to pe paid, so that interest above six per cent, already p.JJ can not be recovered. 62 Authorizing towns to plant shade itreei at the expense of adjoining property. 64 A raendin? the Practice Act in rerard to issuing of executions on judgments of long stand in?. 67 Allowing attorneys to hold a lien on judg ments. 75 Kmpowennz railroads to build branches to coal raiiies. 73 Amcmlinr the road law raising the com mutation and amount t be paid for labor to tl 50 per day, and making the tax 25 cents at discretion. In tue afternoon the vote by which the resolu tion concerning the education of colored children was Dstased was icconsidered, and the resolution was referred to the Committee on Education. The following resolution was passad by nnani mous connect: soft. That in the opinion of this Senate the Wkin fttTa Sr arinii..i ha iwataavaa we uviua v tun ) -' v educated as the children of Democrats are. 1 ne louowine on is were paueu: House bill No. 339 Consenting to the building of a dam across the St. Joseph river at Elkhart. Senate bill No. 140 Annexing a part of Ja to Clack ford county. A long discussion arose on the question of concurring in the amendrueats to the bill repealing the Soldiers Relief law. House met at So'cioek. The Committee on Ways and Means reported the General and Specific Appropriation bills which were recommitted for amendments. Governor Cukcr transmitted to the House, through the Speaker, Nineteenth Annual Report of the Blind Aslum. After sundry motions, one by Mr. Coffrotli, to take up IIous bills on third reading, prevailed, and the following were passed: No 311 -Amending the act for the disposal by common' V-s of unreclaimed freights aud biggajre. No. 2 . Allowing foreign guardians to take the personal property of wards in this State. No. 234 Repealing the act to ascertain the salaries of certain officers, clerks of courts, etc. The bill to repeal the law enforcing the 13th Article, was rejected by a vote of ayes , noes . No- 233 Changing the terms of courts in Morgan and Monroe counties. No. 164 Providing for the working of roads upon or near county lines. No. 2C6 Authorizing the isue of fee bills for costs accruing before County Commissioners. No. 240 Relieving County Officer from pen alties under the sheep killing dog law paased March 2. IS65. No. 23 Making it a mudemeaior for conductors to allow trains to stand across streets or roads longer than tea miutes. No. 23 Perfecting the law upon the subject of ditching and draining aw amp lands. Mr. Brown's locomotive engineers bill was laid over until afternoon. Mr- Pettit introduced a concurrent resolution asserting the right of Mexico to be governed without foreign mcrccmry intervention. At li 15 the House adjourned. tu iir.re met a: O ooc. i u uvu. e railroad engineers' b,'.'! made tb l?erder for this roaming ai ten o'clock. e House Insisted on three coram isrjoners n The cial order Th the Morgan raid bill, amended by the Senat to one. Mr. Euskirk offered a resolution to suspend the rules, read all Seuate bills twice by tittle, and refer them to a committee of four gentlemen for revision for the House. Mr. Brown made an elaborate argument against the constitutionality and equity of the resolution. After some discussion the resolution was adopted by a vote or ayes 65, noes 22, and under the resolution all Senate bills were read and referred. The speaker announced the following committee on conference upon the Morgin raid bill: Messrs. Newcumb, Dunham, snd Prathcr. Nicht. The House was called to order at seven o'clock. The Speaker announced the following select committee on the Buskirk resolution, to which the Senate bills were referred : Messrs. Buskirk, Cow gill. Henricks and Gregg. The general incorporation bill was then taken up, and after an amendment regarding the selection of Councilmen, was read the third time and placed upon its passage. The rote resulted: ayes 56; noes 2!. - Sy the bill passed. The Senate bill amending the charter of the town of Vernon, Jennings county, was read, but failed for want of a quorum. Tiicasnar, December 19. SifaTT Nc'iriy all the morning was consumed in hearing reports of committees. In the afternoon t louse bill No. cv, establishing high sehe 1, was pasted. A reso Jtion was adopted paying Aquilla Jones $353 5?, the amount advanced to Gor er nor Willard on s ilary before his death. In the evening the resolution, rejected in the morning, authorizing the printing of the Adjutant General's report, was reconsidered and passed 23 to 15. The following House bills were passed: 117 -Amending the insurance law. 121 Curing defective acknowledgments. 124 Relative to feea of officers. 176 Authorizing the construction of levies and drains. 41 Legalizing sales of guardians under orders defective. 85 The Calumet canal bill. 1'JS Extending the time for the completion of gravel roads. 231 To protect public notices. The lloviz met at nine o'clock. Quite a number of claims were reported upon and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means for payment in the specific appropriation bill. Mr. Pettit's Mexican resolution was made the special order for Thursday morning. The report of the Committee on Federal Relations is favorable to their passage. Mr. Brown a Locomotive Engineer License Bill wte lost by a rote of ayes 44, noes 36. Not a constitutional majority. The committee of conference on the Morgan raid bill reported that they had ag-eed upon two commissioners instead of three, as the House demanded, and one as the Senate demanded. The report was laid upon the table upon motion of Mr. CofTroth and the bill effectually killed by the parliamentary tactic of reconsideration-end laying upon the table Messages from the Senate were taken up and Senate amendments to House bill, Nos. 62, C4, 72, 119 were concarred in, among which was the one for the establishment of a State normal school. A number of Senate bills were read irpon first and second readings, and at twelve o'clock the House adjourned. AnraooM. The House met at two o'clock. II . B. No. 256, providing for the incorporation of hydraulic companies, was passed The Senate bill amending tbe charter of the town of Vernon wiT !ed. Mr. Branham, from the Committee Wt Weyi and Means, reported the general appropriation bill, which was DroDerly amended, and read tnt third time.'Thefot resulted i ayei 70 noea 21. So the bill passed. . The Committee oa Ways and Cleans reported the specific appropriation bill which paaaed the House by a vote of ayes 72, noes 3. The House concurred in the amendments by tbe Senate to the General Incorporation Law. A number of Senate billa were read the second time. '..' '. The House concurred Io tha amendments of tbt Senate to the Road Superrisora act . II. B. No. 255, relating to Life Insurance Compaaita. waa passed, which failed oa Saturday for

lack of CorrJtctional nnjoritj. V II. B. No. 207, for the regulation of Foreign Insurance Companies, was passed. At half past fire the Homo adjourned until seven o'clock. Ntoirr. The House met at seven o'clock, and continued in hearing the reading of Senate bills upon their third reading. The rules were suspended, and S. B. No. 314, for the investment of the Sinking Fund in Stato

or Government bonds read the third time,' and passed, by a vote of ayes 53, nays 86, after consid erable sparing. H. B. 319. amending the General Incorporation Law, so as to allow the organisation of a company to receire donations for a Soldiers' Home, was takes up and read a second time. Mr. Bunk irk made an ineffectual attempt to have tho Agricultural College bill taken taken ap and made the special order for the morning, but no quorum answered to the call, and at 9:20 r. si. the House adjourned. Wkdkcsdat, Dkc. 21, 1S65 The Horsrt met at nine o'clock, when, aftetsihe opening business, Mr. Branham. from the Committee cb Wai and Means, reported adrersel upon the Senate amendments to the State Debt Bill known as the "Bradley Bill" which, the House unanimously concurred in. Mr. Buskirk made an ineffectual attempt to get up his agricultural College bill, during which he took an appeal from the ruling of the Chair. The Speaker was sustained by a rote of 53 ayes, noes 35. Mr. Buskirk, from the Omnibus Committee, reported back a large number of the bills committed to their hands, among which were eighteen the Committee deemed of vital public importance. The bill providing for an enumeration of State every six years, was passed. The billon the subject of official bonds. the aa passed. The speaker appointed Mersrs. Neweomb, Buskirk and Henricks, aa a Committee of conference on Senate bill No. 193, for the repeal of the soldier's relief law. S. S. No. 141, amending the witness act, waa passed. Mmrs. Brinhtm, Brown and Henry, were appointed a committee of conference on the State debt bill, on the part of the House. Senate bills Nos. 156 and 300. giving grand juries and Circuit Courts jurisdiction over misdemeanors, were paused. Senate bill No. 201 , protlding for the incurably insane, was passed. An amendment was adopted o Senate bill No. 93, defining embezzlement, and providing punishment for the offense. Senate bill No. 21 C, repealing sections 43 and 44 of the act regulating wills, was passed. A compromise measure for the payment of the State debt, embracing the principal features of the Branham and Bradley bills, was made the special order for seven o'clock. Senate bill No- 223, authorizing married women under tweut one to join their husbands in the conveyance of real estate, was passed. Senate bill No. 231, increasing the powere and duties of the State Librarian was passed. Senate bill No. 233, rnabling adopted children to take piopertv by descent was passed. Senate bill No. 144, amending the 35th section of the general act for the incorporation of railroads was passed. House bill No. 320, for swinging bridges across rivers and feeding dams, was passed under a suspension of the rules. Senate bill No.20C, for the purchase and sale of railroads, was passed. Senate bill No. 234. providing against unauthorized public printing, was passed. "Westward, the March of Empire. The 'WErrxa Rcat which was started in Detroit, about a year and a half sTnce, and within that time has reached a circulation of about twelve thousand, is to be published in Chicago simultane ous! r with its issue in Detroit. It is a farm and family papr, of large quarto size, eight pages, and publishrd weekly, at $2 50 per rear, and $2.00 in clubs of four and upward. We commend it to our Weetcrn people. It has become already very popular throughout the West , and now will become still more ao, as its facilities will be very much enlarged. Our readers should obtain a copy and examine it, and give it preference to any Eastern ag ricultural papers- Address, for specimen copies and particulars as to premiums for clubs, H. N. F. Ltwis, Publisher WxsTia.i RcaaL, at either Chicago or Detroit. We copy the foregoing from the Chicago Dally Tribune, and would say that those who wish an Agricultural paper should certainly see and exam(ineacopyof The Wistcb Rcbl before subJ scribing for any other. If your Postmaster cannot scribi j show igUdl w yoa one, write to tbe k ublwher, and he will dly forward a specimen, or several, should yoa wish raise a club. Manr of our exchanges pro nounce l uper.Cr to Eastern journals of its class. It gives "a Uiffo variety of tories and other reading fP th. ladles and tha andren. .fost Postmasteri are receiving aubsorlptlons ai fhe lowest rate. Rheumatism. The aches and pains in bones and limbs, will be speedily removed by tbe use of Dr. Crook's Vegetable Extract, which is a torreign remedy for Rheumatism. It will also cure all Tumors, Scrofula or any eruption on the skin. It is unequaled for purifying the blood and remoring all cause of disease. Sold by Druggists. rn7t4 IN'cw Advertisements. LETTERS remaining nnclaimed in tbe Poat Office at Plymouth, State of Indiana, en the 2m day of Prcmb.r, 1865. Toobtainany of thanalattprs.the applicant matt rail tot 'drertiird Utter," xlrt the date of this titt and pay one cant for advertising-. iraot called for withio , they will t seat te tha Dead Latter Office. LADIES' LIST. Kimble Xancy "Like Loran Mi. McGowaa Margrat GENTS' LIST. BalanraJoha .Gamble WW Ollinger Jeremiah Rom in HP James Pavid r-Mfiot Geo Bizel Adam Jaraea Joar-h Bichry 8 Day A Holcomb Merrkk Alfred Foreign Latter O II. P. BAILEY, P. M. Notice to Debtors. A LL INDEBTED TO THE UNDERSIGNED are reqnested to call and tettta previous i 1st af Jaaaarr next, as ear beeki maitb btlastced. NUbSBAUn & CO. Plymouth, Dee. 21, 18. Notice to Heirs of Petition to Sell Real Estate. ?tate of Indiana, MarshaltjConnty. Court of Comma Picas. KM ice is hereby riven that Onrge Milliami, admlniatralor of the eefate of Joaeph Fifer. deceaaed. kaa Aled bis petition to sell Real Eitata of the davedrat, hi personal being; insufficient to pay his debts; and that said petition will be heard at tbe neat term or ti e Court at Common Plea, of said coon It. JOI1K C. CTBUMAX, Clark. Dec. 14, 18( 7t3 Gray's Holded COLLARS TIXZ unexampled rapidity with which tbe pmblie appreciated the great Tain of this Invention has fwlurrd others to Imitate oar boxes aad labels re as to enable them to sell their interior gaoda fur the MOLDED COLLAR. The renalae CSAT 8 COLLAR ia designated iy twa aatnea only, Korstrr,' for the twa-aVowa, aa4 " r.r.ili," Stc tha etaad-np style; tnry are fi is in Une boxes, and manufactured by the America IXolded Collar Company, of Bo too, who bar . adopted the aber words aa raxra Taaat-xaaxs. This la tha original and only patented collar molded to fit the neck, and with the space for the cravat ia the tora-dowa style. Cowumers will also notice OUB rCITATE TRADE-MAKK oa each genuine box of Gray's Col' bra, (see far-aimila at bead of this adrertistmeat,) . and tbe word Gray's Fat. Voided Collar." With date of patents, oa each grnaioe collar. JIatchr Johnson C Co., T Jmportcri of Men's "Tarnishing: C?r! ft PfreWahlri Areef, JtosUH, ? 31 Warrtn Stj Xre Torfc, felling Agents A. M.C.Ca. The Trade npplleJ at Bono MUCH if ' " CUBK, TlXaTlZllorB de CO. " Maaafatarers ot and Jobbers taj Miwt .FDRMsnina ooodi, hck, Km, rkifaer tleres, tatUeti, tt oa Lake Street, Cor, o State, C XX X 3 Ä Or O Sept. 7, I&C$-t5m3

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JYeiv EatiiiO House. T7TE II AVE "JUST OPENED THE ? T Eatlttsr House formerly kpt hv A. Vale, where w ar prepared to tent up aa GOOD av Meal od an abort a notic aa any eating bona in Plymouth. " We are also trDred to accommodate LADIES with meals. We wltl alio take a few Day Hoard I CLARK Sc DATIS. Plymouth. Dee. 11, lStt-ntf a i . SOLD AGAIN ! Having a Id nearly all mv ol.lold Stnrk, I hava jnt ra-! ri.ad aa Kadl.ti Variety mt JYotions & Toys Albq a larok itock or Qlolmnnrw onrl QrUnr! Rnnlre jiuiiuiiwi y t uiiu wviiuvi svuurwf , WlHCII WILL BE 80LT CHEAP. I also keep CHOICE LITERATURE. PERIODI CALS, DAILY t WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS. Tie Jinttt tttortmtnt tf Photograph Albums, To be found in tue riace, at prices m s f a atk a ar r&ngmg xrom ouc. io LADIES COMPANIONS, RETICULES, CARD CASES, PERFUMEREY'S of all kinds " and ia all shapes, CO COA OIL onlv 75c, STEEL PENS, ZINC TEN3, and a full stock of GOLD PENS, SILVER HOLDERS, etc, etc., etc. A fow of those GOOD CIGARS Still left. O. n. P. BAILEY, r. O. Building. X. W. Corner Caae and Aliealgaa St. Plymouth, Nov. 30, 18C5 Stf TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT! The public wonder at it! NOBODY SEES IIOW IT DONE! CAN BE Old Fogy Merchants PREDICT BANKRUPTCY. WE KNOW IT HURTS THEM, BUT CAN'T HELP IT! J. a DALE h CO. Still Lead the Trade! TIic It ca sort TTIiyl Th'T know that Ttefy JTnney sissen In tne Be of a Hew York or Boston Importer or Jübber, IS IRRESISTADI.K. A JpvilX Xjino of Foreign and Domestic hdirjY(R(D(IDIid On hands, consisting in part of Balmoral Skirts, and Bradley's feWsratte Diplex Eleptle fllri, Bro. Muslins, Bleached Muslins, J&ns & Checked Flannels, Satinets, Cassimcrs, i Cloaking Cloth, Hickory Shirtinr;, Shirting Checks, Ticking, Shirt Fronts, Shawls, Cloak?; Hosier', Gloves, - Heady Blade Clothing, Dress Goods. Fancy Silk. Black Silks, and Ladies & Gents For. Also, 1TATS & CAPS, SHOES. fcc, Ac, BOOTS Ac. 4 Allot whirti wilt he sold at AatvBlaklfaarljr Low Prleee. Call and examine their lare end elegant Stock of Goods and satisfy yourselves of the great bargains they ere offering. Remember the flare. !Cortb Toor af TJewett A Woodward s Block, West side of Michigan street. J. M. riymaath, Ind., Nov. 1G: 1865. DALE & Cc. HALF THE ITCHING, No Scratc hing, CI TROX D ALS AM will care tbe ITCH, AHMT or WABASH HC RA TCI I ES, in one or two applications. It kills the aoimalcnlate immediately. If it is tboronghly applied. th patient ran ash It off with soap and water and Im rid of it. It ia liqnid; immediately penetrates the skia; d-aa nor rah off on rlothes; ia not nileaant; IT fONTAIXS SO MERCURT, eaa if aa to s Jrr a It also rare Warts, and all Eroptiv diseases of tbe Skia fleers. Old ores, Gangrene and RHEUMATISM. Manufactured by . OLIVER CROOK & CO., DATTOS, OHIO. Sold by all Druggists. XTOZZ! ITOUL1 Scratch! Scratch I Scratch 1 - - " WHEATON'S OINTMENTWill Caw .he Iicali 41 Bemrf It rerss tb Prau-W Urb, Wa laeh 2 rati Ura, fait Rhenm, rVers,Cbi.aUin,nlaU Knrsttrtta of the t Via. I"rkc. I cu. . SVraref lotioMaad Wa.hr which will rrmnre the iliseaae. Hr ef n CO eeata I T. A It. M. IIUUKKR, Chicago, it a ill: I fvrwardrd by aiail, free 4 lNMt.tr. ttr part or H eouiry. O ! !M.I in li.Mtf.., at W Mdeaaje, .y TirRMIAMl A -V SOI A ACIi, na.! I, A II. M. IlDUKKR, Agvnts : WM K A rttTTI.lt, fresHeter. Bealea. Mas. May 4, llfi-rr.ly ' ' - , - Licensed : Auctiorie or, HATIlfQ had Vlfteera Years Kkpet-leatee In the baslaeea, offers his services to tbe public afid t: lieits a share ft patrooage. lis wilt ioaks sales, either ia towa or country, oa short notice and reasonable terms, rijmiuth, OctolcrlJ, ld. D$lm3

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TETOfS-Pawabla In Adrance. Nat itli. landing tbKrel incraie in the pries of wliit paper, the sutcrii)tion t Tne Jih rnal will not be in creaaad. tut will be furuisbad at tha old ratvs per year, as renew-: DAILY JOUnXAL. To carriers, agents, aLtl news dealers, rcr copv 3 To reeular subscribers, when delivered by cajrier or arrnt, per week 25c By mail, (.payable in advance, per year. .$12 00 " one month. 1 2" " " " three months 3 23 " six months. 6 00 WEEKLY JOURNAL. One cony, one tear $2 00 Ten copies or more, to one person, one year, each copy 1 Twenty copies or more, (to one person, oue year, each copv 1 50 An extra copy will be piven to the pettcr-up of each club or twenty, and one copy of the Uaiiy to the getter up of a club of fifty, all sent to one per son. Each of the above cluhs will be addrr?5ed to one personron the wrapper, with no names of subscribers on the papers. Additions cm be made to clubs at any time at the above r it. g. H0LL0WAY, D0UULASS k CO., Indianapolis, Ind. dacll-TtSJ Pittshurgh, F't Wayne and Chicago. On and after Nov 1!, 18G5, trains will leave Stations daily. Sundays except!. a fVillvws: Train leaving t'hiraro at 5;S0 p. m., leaves d:ti1y. raviia c:ing west. ExraeaExrBcs Mail. Exrtrs Pittshnreh, : Rochester, New Bright! tl, Knon, : : : t'olumltiana. : Salin, : : : Alliance, : : ('antn, : : : MaMillon, : : Orrville, : : Weoster, : : Lottdonville, : 2,.'iOts 7.00 am 4.k) I s.rto I 8. 1.45 m I 3.05 l 3.15 i 4. US 4.47. : 5.1 S i 15 ' 7.0.1 1 7.r.o a. io i ..45 i 9.45 2 45 r m ; 4.25 j 4.35 5.22 I f..O I .SO I 7.25 J R.I.I S .-. 9.17 ! 9.52 ;lo..'' 11.45 ,12 l.'..w I 4.t5 : 5.17 : 5.IO ; f...10 : 7.05 j 7. no : 8.02 ! S..10 :! 9.J2 to.io '.10.17 'n.4s 1 1 .50 l2.12rn 1.02 1.45 2.22 3.2 4 25 Mansfield, Cre-tline, V 111.10 o.40ri 7.10 7.00a m 12 55 nryms, 11.45 7.3.1 , .2.1 ..'7 ,10.20 ; 1 1 .02 1I.S 1.25 2.07 2.40 4.02 r.rs r..4s 7.28 .20 20 t'pper Sandusky, Foret, : : Lima, : : : : Pelphne, : : : Van M'srt, : Fort W e, l'o!tirnlia, : : H'arssw, : : : ftonrbon, : : Plymouth, : : Wanatah, : : Valparaiso, : : ;l2.2r m 7 :.o j 4.1 10.25 ;12.M 2.1.1 2 .'.5 3.2 S OO 5.45 r,,9 ill.oO 1 .45 r I 2.. IS 3.2t 4.40 1 122 I 2.15 I 2.45 , O. ! t I t - .41 I 9.22 I 4.58 f..r.o 8.40 'lOM . 12.50 1 M. Train Chicar, 11.20 ! 7.00 2.45 r. M. Eipress will fake paaenrr of 1.45 P. west ftvm Crestline. TBAIXS COING EAST. I M Ait. ;Kxrar.s Exrr.rss Exrnr5s f'hicaeo. : : : Valparaiso, : Wanatah. : : Plymouth, : : Pourbon, : Warsaw, : Columbia, : : Tort Wayne, : Van Weft, : : i 4.40 a i SM ; S.44 J 9.119 10.t'2 111 01 12.S5r i 2.11 1 2. M M . i 8. I , 9 I 10. 11 N 12 t 1 2"A as 23 .40 ..'.7 .r.8 25 ..io r .43 14 .47 .57 25 .01 r.o (0 .33 18 11 3S 14 .32 .20 55 17 52 i 5.5o r h I 7.41 8.10 9.40 j 9.M ,10.3.5 10.2r m 12.41a 1.10 2.25 2 57 3.37 111.23 .-U.32 M 1?2aX.-w5 1.46 2.14 2.45 4.07 4.40 1 Pelphos, : i 7.59 ! 8.30 ' o.rn i 10.23 M.ia , 11.45 :li.;rr j 1.18 2 "4 I 2.55 3.23 t 3.59 . 4 2,1 ' 5.25 6.00 Lima, : : : ! S..-.4 ! 4.55 , 5.25 6.M .40 , 7.3'A ; s.io t 9.22 10.25 ll.OO 1 1 45 '12 05 r ! 1.20 200 2.30 ! 3.20 4.10 I 4.30 6.00 t'pper Sandnnky, Dacyrus ! 6.00 j fi.4t) ! 7.15 ! 8.00 ! 8 .50 ! 9.20 9.55 10.17 1 1 ..'! 12.05 rat Crsstl ne, 1CI1!U.t Mansfield. : : : London, itle, : : Wooster, : : : Orrville, : : : : Mavsillnn, : : : Canton, : : : : Alliance, : : : 5alem, : : : : Columbiana, i : Enon. : : : : New Prighton, : Rnchrater, : : : Pittsburgh, : : : I!: 9. ! 9. 10 10. 11 ill. 112. '12. i 1. ,12.31 : 1.12 tf 1.48 I 3.00 i 3.10 6.2S 55 7.3.5 7.50 9.00 25A 40 50 F. R. MYERS. General Ticket Agent. Cincinnati, Fern and Chicago. OOIX6 RAST. Leave Laporte at 7:20 A. M. Arrire itPIrmoutli at 9:20 A. M. OOIMG WEST. Leave Plymouth at 2:20 P. M. Arrire tt Laporte at . 4:22 P. M. LIFE-REMNATOR. Strength to the Weak! Tooth to the Aged! This preparation is unequalled as a Rojuvenator and Restorer of wasted or inert functions. Tbe aged should be err tain to make the TJiokrene a honeehold god, inasmuch as it will render them youthful in S-elinr. snd in strength, and enable them tn live over again tha days of their pristine joy. It not only exhilarates hut strengthens, and is really an invaluable Messing, especially tothoee who have hern reduced to a condition of servility, self abuse, misfortune, or ordinary sickness. No matter what the cause of the impotenry of any human organ, this superb preparation will remove the effect at ouce and forever. CtSrS IUPOTKSCT, OKSF.RAL DKHIUTT, XERYOVS ISCAPAeiTY, ItYftPErsiA, D KPR ESSIOS, LOSS OP APPETITE. LOW SPIRITS. HEAKSESS OF THE ORIAKfi OfQESKKATIOS. tUBEClLITT, MESTA L tXDOLESCE, EM A CIA TIGS, KSSVt iT IIA A MOST ItELIflH TFVL, DESIRABLE and SOVEL TVECT VI'OK (Ave y tMYOCS HYHTEM; ajd all who are in any way prostrated by narr dtaabitttlcs are earnest, ly advised to seek a core in this most excellent and unequalled preparation. Persona who, by Imprudence, hare loat their XATraar. Viooa, will find a speedy and permanent cure in the The Ffctkttt,' the La-rorkv, the PrsTAtaixo, the Ol should give this valuable discovery a trial; it will be found totally different from all other articles for the same pur poses. - ..... TO FEMALES. This preparation is invalnable innervoua weakness of all kinds, as It will restore tbe wasted strength with wonderful permanence. It U also a grand tonic, and a ill give relief in Dyspepsia with tbearst de. A brief peraJeteace in its nae will renovate the stomach to a drgrc; of perfect health, and banish Pypep ia forever.. , . . , ,. , -0.e Dollar per Bottle, of six Bottles, lur IST Inis w t-Druggists generally. Sen ty cypress anywhere, Ty addressing Hutchlnjff .& Hilly ef, Prvfrirtorif28 Dey Street, New York. John D. Park, Clndnaati, and Lord & Smith, Chicago Wholesale genis. Sold in Plymouth by Pershing k Co., and Claiii Co. -nerah,l,le-xajl ' . , -.T,,..,

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CLIO JniE. DEI) 1y the MEDICAL FAULTY Rankins Fluid Extract Buchir, 'Containing more YIIITUK thau any C'thtcIrdicinr,Ibr tb saiito fliirast;s, nbw lrfrre Ibe TiLli(. SOVBUBIGSAtBMEDY far dife.i of the ULADDElt and KII.EY, O II A V K t and all tli-x-ast-e rt-iiltmi; Iruiu I Ihm alWctions, both in MALE AXD FEMALE. A Trial will Coat luce tbe most SkeptleaT. It nnlversatlT nftnU n tief and affects a cure in all dit eases fr which it it recommended. EVERY FA MIL V SIIOULD HAVE' IT. It. E. SELLKUS & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Proprietor Kxclraaire A genta. iBIÜlOlHiüi. Nc.7, 1865 nCyl PRURIGO LOTIO The Great Itch and Humor Killer . of the 19 th Century. - This new preparer' possesses most armTAl properties, and is A SURE CURE Ter every pcclcs of the ITCH, TRUME ITin, BARBER'S ITC IT, WABASH SCRATCHES. ILLINOIS HANGE, I0WI AXD MISSOURI BIGS, (ITAXEOIS ERrniOXS, PIMTLES OX THE FACE, RIXGWORMS, etf. The PRURIGO LOTIO i a new an! certain ewre for all kinds of Jlh, and, being a flu- prrparahri, it is fre from all the rummy, duaproeable qnali tees of the intrnent,. in general ue. The PRURIfiO LOTIO ia o.ife to ne under ALT. CIROUMSTANCP.. will not irritate, the most tender skin, and CONTAINS NO MERCURY. Ioo fol to try it. Manufactured by E. T. & W. T. McFARTjAND, Pole Proprietors, Lafayette, lod. TRICE, 60 CENT. Sold at Wholesale in ChiesRO, Pt. Ini-, Pt, PatiL, Peoria, Cincinnati, Indian pol;, and all wholesale points. A Reliable Restorative AND PERFECT HAIR DRESSING!

This admirable preparation is a most efficient remedy for Baldness. It prevents the hiir from falling off or turning gray, and causes it lo grow luxuriantly,, making it very soft, glossy and beautiful,, restoring it ta its natural color. It also frees the head from dandruff and cure II diseases of the scalp. A few appli--cations will convince the most skeptxa!. of tite truth of the above statements. ALISMA Should be used by every one who would preserve a beautiful head of Hair. ALISMA Should be used by every one who would improve the color and texture of their -Hair. ALISMA Should be used by every one who wouldrestore their Hair to more than its original beauty and luxuriance. nsici: $i..,o run iiottli-.

ntMIAt-rt llED HY SEWARD &. BENTLEY,, CHEMI3T3 AKD DRDGG13T3, IS'J Main St., ISujfnlo, X, IV Nov. 23, lSf.5

Pianos. Pianos. ORGAXS, ORGANS. Mclodians- IVIclodianS'

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The jnetition is ofton asked by person!" whe are a Neat' purchasing a Piano. Orpan or Melrdian, w here ran I get the best, and at the lowest figured Ws would say to all such that we are agent f(.r tbe . , , , Beet and most of trie Standard make ef Pianos tn Auiertea. Amonj the many makers we sell tbe celebrated F. C. Liebte & Co., Wm. Knabe fe Co., Hallet Davis & Co.. Hazelton fc Bro.'s, I. Jk C. Fischer, G. A. Miller fc Co., I. Chickcrinfr, Kurtzman fc Iluire,. McNeil, McPhail or SUrTiano, aud other Boston and New York Manufacturers.

w We sell the far famed S. D. & II. W. Smith's, Frincc's, Mason fc Hamlin's. B1ELODIANS. We sell S. D: -II.-fW. Smith's, CPelonbVs, A. C. Chase's Frince'i Mason fc Hamlin's and others. ! ' ; . 1 . . I ' . r ' : iI. ' .' We will say that we make this Oar Special Uwalness, and will acree to sell any of tbe above instrameata that yon may select on - V BETTER TERMS A TH1X T0Ü CAE POSSIBLT BCT ELBEWIIERt .-- . ..... t-j i ir - -) Warrant otfof our Instruments for FIVE r. YEARS. VTe TO ChnTrh-, Clcrprmerr, -. j a i.AitaVI6CUIT. r.tumaaanhefote buTirurofanT.one, and be satisflM f hat v jit can I purchase of meat rrora.. , i ; i haraLr. 10 to 20 per cent Cheaper thai other nan in thCVfei x.-zyj

C.;WHITM0RE, Gis'u iixr at Labge;.' OFFICE in-E.' Piul' Boot & Shoe Stote PLTMOUTTI, IND. yovrmber 33, 1855-nttf,

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