Plymouth Democrat, Volume 15, Number 27, Plymouth, Marshall County, 10 March 1870 — Page 3

TES PLUOüTH DEMOCRAT, mUlUO KVTBT TirCÄSDAT BT

Ä!1VÄLKES3UF!GH & f3cD0?-ÄLD. Terms of Subscription: One rear in advanew 5!r MSWatl - Tare- months " . fa OQ . i oo . Mi Local AM) MISCELLANEOUS. tat, Ox t!ie track near C, C & L. depf. on Friday evening, the 4th, a bundle c-ntum'ng a hr )'iia hiv. l. one vsrhitean !-purple scurf, one child's cloak, one bottle ef Ayr'.- Flair Vigor, and a packa?2ofb'a:ik subscription receipts for "The Plymouth Democrat.'' A eni table regard will be paid fox the return of the articles, or for any information that will enable ti3 to detect th person or p?rs ni who may be uulawlv retain nig them. as O It takes but two dollar to eteure TfiK Democrat for one year. It lis said that the man who has D Q "financial transactions" with a" certain clergyman" is very lucky. There stOI be service at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath, at 10:30 o'clock a. in., by Gerrit IIvyser, of Michigan ; and in the evening a union meeting at the M. E. church. THE Ex"elf:-,r M -:t;.!y Mr-zz'nr," contains: para, rtiatfr and hcaMhj liter-atu-e. sad U a wgarr.tns for the people, cheap and excelk-nt. AuMres? C I Van Alles, 171 Broadway, N. Y. $1 a year; single copj, 10 cents. P. E Van Y a i. K e n r r B Q u has rciigned the agency of the Home Insurance company, of New Haren. The 8ucc.s-lon has beee conferred upn the Capron Bros., who will in the future rep:v.-eat this Meal eieeiieat company. Mr. ö. F. Benson, of this place, has a piece of curled black walnut, which ia certainly tits handsomest specimen of that rare variety of wood that we ever fit. H-j will n doubt be happy to exhibit it t j his mr.nv admiring friends. The South Bead Pcjister saTs thai " Wheeler esesgted because he w:is a Democrat aui the officials of Marshall county were Pemc crat-."' We enlighten the Register hj stating that Mr. W. ha? voluntarily girei bond in the fuoi of $90,000. Please correct. The neich boring press arc reporting efcai Mrs. WoleenrerctER, who wa. shot and injured bj a drunken man last week, is deal, and chat no arrsstl were made. Wesnggest for their information trial the l i ly U n Jt dead ; that an arrest vf?.9 Bftde, but r.s fiO Materia injury was 1 don i by the unintentional act, the acemjed party was discharged. One day la t week JJill MUBBFT and Hron Ausnaa had a differemce of p nlon sbcttt a certain matter under discussion, which the eaistotissry rules of adjudli.atl:n fiufed t) settle m&Ctorily. Kvethf prowess was sought t) vindleite the right, which resulted in the complete dUcomSfure of Bedf., essming his human face divine to present a sorry appearance. N. H. OoLXSnm met with a losi of 675 in cash one evening tast week The last he saw of his money it was in hir, pocket-book, which he had cut for the purptsi of paying out srm s small change, late in the evening. He did not discover his less until the follow in morning. While his loss is not of a pleasant nature, he is doabtle&fl eOttSoJed j with the reflection that he las $75 tea capital on which t pay tax. Drr.iso the pr.st week we have re ceived notice to discontinue Tnz Democrat to three subscribers who have decamped, leaving a t ( A unsettled balance ia our faver of about 612. This loss to us is at the rate of over $000 per year, a little mre than we can stand good-natur.'dly. The advance pay system will prevent this, and thai spsteas we intend to sd p: at BO distant day. It is announced that the conservative Kepublieans of fhis state, headed by Hmi. Darrwy D.Scott and Hon. II. X. Hudson, of Vigo county, propose orgaaizing in oppositioci to the high tariffed, gold bonded, BCgro e.juaiity wing of the radicals, which BMA instate conver.tion. on the 221 i lt. They say they ctn't go the tariff robbery, and that other miserable swindle of paying the loads iu gold. They bB9 i'avor a reduction of taxation, and arc substantially with the Democracy on these important iasMm A difficulty occurred at P. Ft. W. A C. depot lr. 8 'nrdny evening, between the aient. R C. PfTLTOOf, and iro. Fliminh, of the Empire hessm According to the cridenee before Justice Omtmsntf Fumira ceompenied a guest to the depot, and deposited 1 is bat'gacre in the mom allotted for that pawsjeee, and m ho wai leaving the room he was met b) Mr. FctTOÜ, who, without prirtowü warning strn k him a blow on the head which cut through a silk hat and Using and the flesh to the skull. Flrmint, thinks from what he could see that brass knacks were used on him: and the character of theWooad would indicate that some sharper in.'rnmeat than a man's knuckles was ; tised; at least this ISI the epinion ol the witnesses who tsstilfd In view of the aggravated trharacter of the ault rith a weapon not generally recognized by the prize ring, tho justice assessed le damages to the fehool fund at 1 20

Sudden Ia:h of m Old Citizen. We arc amin called upon to chronicle the death of mother old and much

j 'ß: ocmcd citizen of Marshal county jTI.AS: N. CllAMPLTN, of Ntrth tOWTlship. His death vrae s sudden, so unexpected, that it has cast an additional "hom over the neighborhood where he had lived so long, and whore he had so ma&V friends. The circumstances of hi? death, as related by the only poison present except Mrs. C., were: Last Monday morning Mr. E. POWERS borr nred a horse of the deceased, and returned it at about 9 o'clock. Just as he arrived with the horse, Champlin came out of the house and told him where to stable the animal ; and after remaining out a few moments, returned into the house, remarking ro his wife that he did not feel very well that he had a griping in his stomach and bowels, lie passed on to his bedroom, and shortly afterwards groans were heard in the direction he had gone, when Mrs. Ciiamplin and Powers went into his room, and found him .strutrlinir in the agonies of death lie breathed his last in a few moments af tcr they came to him. Mr. ChampliN was one of our oldest residents, having settled in this county at I time when the Indians greatly outnumbered the whites. He held, at dif ferent times, the offices of county commissioner, justice of the peace, and other positions of public trust, in all of which he discharged his duties faithfully and honestly. He was a man cf considerable means, j.ccumulated by hard work and careful management. His less will be severely felt in the neighborhood where he has long been considered one of the must energetic and public spirited citizens. The deceased was born in New Haven, Vt.. on the 20th of May. 1804; moved to this county in January, 18M7 ; lived on the farm where he died since Angusl 18, 1837, a period of over 32 jenes. Snow The Democrat to your friends, au I ask them to subscribe. Commissioner's court has been in session the present week, with about the usual an.ount of business to transact. The session rill probably close to-day. Tnr. Marshall County RepmbKcata of last week says The Democrat insinuates" that Wheeler gave a t; certain clergymen'' one hundred dollars lr.st year, and adds that the clergyman referred tfl never had any financial trans actions with WflEELUt, and th. t ho the editor) don't believe Wbului ver gave the money. Now the editor sneaks from authority, and represent he clergyman, (else the editor lies) if he dors, we would merely say Mr. W iL d give one hundred dollars last year to support Rev. Wm LfSK, jr. And this is the u insinnation1 we made last k. Mr. LlT8K knows he gave it, the editor of the RrpntiUeutlk knows it, and there is a sneaking lie out somewhere and we have not told it. Ah an Obsttrfvl" Seen it. Walmt, lad., March 8, 1.70. Ens. Democrat : I have just read an article in your paper in reference to the Wheeler and Vinall sensation, which set my mind to ruminating on BOOM of the atrocities committed by the radical purty in tbeir crusade against human rights. Soppose Wheeler and Vinall to be gi .iky. why should the unclean of the h-..n:an family pour forth their indignation, when they are guilty of far greater crime - Oo ijaclc and look at your record, you radicals, who have gives us snch men as M'.N of Missouri, Burl.ridtro. of Kentucky; Dolt and Bingham, who hong Mrs. Snrrait; and would you view the Crimea of men still higher in the ranks of yow party, go read the hmtors of Grant among the Digger Indian ; your Butler, t'.e woman insalter ; Mor- j ton. who cxp:dC3 hi syplialitic carcass to the arc rid. Black republicans shotild look at rottenness and moral cor uption in their "Wn ranks before they attempt to cast undue odium upon others. OP.SF.RV Ell. Bour3oii ItouiH. BOVRBON, March 10, 1870. Ed9. Drmoorat: Mr II. D. Wearer, es-patnntc-r. tak:j exception to so much, of the ii;m in last weeks peper as eonveys the imision thst he was indaoed to withhold the letter reeommending Mr. Gordon. He mof, emphatically declares thai he wr te attd Ibewarded a letter requesting the appoinmsswt of M.r. C rdon, and if any one ha: doobhl in rotation to it. a copy of the loiter can bo obtained from Washington. Wc told the story as it wn.s told to us by what we considered g.id authority, and SI the- rumor proves to b untrue, wo Make he orreciion. He further state that 'o arrangement v.-,s made between Parksand Baylor, and thst the former knr-v nothing of the appointment of his eon as deputy until after Baylor hud rereivod the appointment of postmaster. This bf iner the case:, tho appointment. .is procured through other influences anhaoWU to the public A wigwam of the I. O. R. M is being organized her?. Tho camp-fire will be kindled in about fourteen su is. Tho membership fee is fixed at six fathoms nnd four met of wampum. When fully organized, particulars will be emimunieetest Everything is quiet here, and the i m0st diligent inquiry has failed to div1 cover au item of aews worthy of menhon

RAILROAD MEETING.

The legal voters of Centei township, and West township, are hereby notified that there wiii be a meeting to consider the importance of securing the construction of th e Plymouth. Knnkukcc & Pacific It nl I road, with its eastern termitroa at Plymouth, m BALCONY HALL, on SATURDAY, MARCH 10, a 2 o'clock p. m. All interested are invited to be present and participate in the meeting, and every property owner and citizen in the county is interested. Full explanations are expected from the president of the company. JOHN. IIOHAM, ?. Mcdonald, W. W. HILL, JOHN S. WINDER, J. F. BEHRENS, T. CRESSNER, J. M. DALE, p. McDonald, H. M. LOGAN, t. Mcdonald, G. BLAIN, A. 0. THOMPSON, 8. & M. lHX'KER, BUCK ft TO AN, C. WHIT MORE, C. S. S. TODD, R. WILLIAMSON, OGLESBEE, M ATTING LY & B S. MAYER. J. G. OSBORNE, J. C. CUSHMAN, J W. HOUGHTON, M. W. DOWN BY, O. P. K LINGER. J. E. nOUGHTON, N. SHERMAN, H. HUMRICHOUSSR, R. J. EVANS. Monthly Hej;ort Oi' thf Phmnuth Graded School for the Month ending March 4th, 1670. Number of pupils enrolled: High school OrsmwT Hchool ateno ediatc school Primary sckool 01 r4 - . TO Total 227 10 42 42 f.l Nmmber cf pupils in daily atttnJanc Hiirli sc!icoU. Grammav school Intermediate school. Primary school Totnl 185 Monthly avorajji? enrollment '2A'2 Monthly averayo attesdS&CC 103 Average ago of pupil in hieb, school, t;" year The attendance for tho past month was SI per cent, of the enrollment, and for tSC term. SO per cent. The following list SOWS tue names of fho3C pupils WSOM average of attendance, punctuality", bebarior and scholarship has not fsllss below SO: UIOII S !OOL rhfhe Thompson. 99 Rebecca D!nlap...t7 M at tic Reed 97 h. Baritsgame...96 Geo Wilcox Oft Anna Wfcitmere.9i Al n fJ'i:iiiijin9..L"! Mary Morrill '.2 Joiin Yokey 91 Calvin Klinger 90 John Curbsley 80 a:-ab Anderson 89 Charlie 8utphen..8S Louie Bell ST Csi io PestcJ ST Stmmn Vestal 87 Frask Logan Si Wm Hawkins 82 BedeAIlemta 80 Ida Reynolds 80 Leroy Ansatrong 38 Sarah Smith 9T Alida WliitiacTe...9i7 Hatfield Hateey...M Alic ltyan 0" Ch. Leonard .'" Emery Browaitoo92 Alie Morrill On b W Ibikor 90 Meli ssa Loa f OS ty .89 Bessie Barber S9 Louie TonKeasler99 Delia ßoseBbury87 Carie Reiser 87 Ella Dty ." J LaageabanghM.S5 Belle Joseph. 2 I MeUingW ;-l Manfred Corbin..80 Elmer Dunham. ...80 OTtAMM.VR SCHt.. r I Oeo Tin ver... rioo Tlnall on Geo Allomaa 96 M McElratb 9S Hruce Joseph Sf Awmda Morc.oo tamndo Kl.ipp 85 Mary Vetters 80 Florence Cooper.'ö Lasts Davis H't..eca Iloltz 8.r Ed Reynolds B5 .Iojdiine Iledd...ft." livc .Arnistrong..") (Jeo D.ll ...SO Alice Kliugcr. Ids Klinger..., Ella Brown.... Hell Morrill.. 90 90 Si. Ion Lenfesfy...RAmelia Drown S", Ella Renner 85 Acacia Elliott Sö Alte Barber 80 Ch Laipooa 8' Laura The mpaon.90 Lernen Lilioti K0 At the rr.iDmon"rnii'nt of ho school term a prize was offered to that pupil who would have the highest iverage of deporiment at the close. Dhkbe TnoMrsoas aTersgo being the highest, she is entitled to tiic prize. D. I). LUKR, Princ'pal. SitRSCRIBBRS, new and oil, are not required to pay more than one year in advance to secure Tri Democrat. Send along the ca.sh and the names. A PAunre woman at the asylum i f 07 Marshall ennty claims to have been wronged atone time by a citizen oi Plymoatb who is in good standing, and. strange to say, his name is not WlIKELXB. An explanation of the reference of the Rocheatet Spf to the Republican of this place, in an article in to-day's paper, may be found in the RepuhUcetn of any reeent date, generally on the 4th page, and is headed No. 28." The young man who publish es thi indecent advertisement, professes to be laboring for -iuipcovcmont in morals and refine.-ment-in our town and county. Peach trees ars in blossom in Richmond, Va. There are two free banks still doing business in thi state, as banks of circulation the Salem bank at New Alhany, and tho Paoli hank, at Faoii. Their aggregate circulation amounts to $1.",000. Mitchell. Lawrence caunty, has been the scene of an irrepressible eocufld between an organ and anti organ party in a Methodist ehurch. The ant mswie party finally destroyed the oh noxious instrument surreptitiously. Two brother-in-law named Smith and Denbo had a desperate fight :it Newtown. Orange eounty. n Tuesday, of la.st week, resulting in serious, if not fatal, injuries to both. Fiif-ui lor Pule The undersigned ofTer for sale his f irm, situated in L or n township, Marshall county, about eight miles from Plymouth. There are 280 arr.s of land, about 100 acres ander cultivation ( good house, and good yung orehar! of the host kinds of fruit Will be sold very reasonable for cash. For further r 1 particulars enquire of ALFRED Bt'CK,rw. n the premiss, or P. McDonald at the aorln.T rtfir

OBiTUARY.

March 1, Elmir, M. Du Line, aged ! 4 vrs., Zmos.. and D Uavs. tie was a I highly esteemed citizen of West township, and leaves n wife and large circle of friends to mourn the los.s. BUSINESS LOCALS. Plymouth School. The Young Ladies' School, after a vacation of two weeks, will commence thespring term Thursday, March 24tb, and continue StSFtS sf twelve weeks Draw ing will be taught gratuitously this term. Tuition, payable at the expiration of half the term, in as follows: Common Uranche?. ö 00 : Higher. $6 00 : Primary. $4 00 : French, t UU: Pencil inc. $4 00 ; Crayoning, $5 0Q; jCoate-Crayoa, $3 00: Oil Painting, $10. e regret that we cannot add music to our list, but our rooms are too limited for more. For further particulars call on L. C. Kinnet ft S. A. Nichols Z1-v2 Special Xoticc. Another new arrival cf Cheap Shoes at WILLIAMSON & BERGMAN'S. Boots and Shoes. New spring goods, comprising the most desirable styles for spring and summer wear, are now open at HaWley's Bo-t and Shoe Store. Mr. IIawi.ey is wide awake, at.d gets the first choice from the spring styles of the manufacturer. His stock is complete, rmd we know his prices are low. Look Here. THE reason why the firm of WILLIAMSON & BERGMAN does such a thriving business, is easily answered: 1st. They always keep a full assortment of Nice. Fresh Goods. 2nd, They never misrepresent their G-ods. 3rd. They aie attentive to the wants of their customers ; and to prove it, just cail in and s-'ü their Mammoth Stoek of New Spring Goods they are just receiving. Ladies', Children's, and Gentlemen's wear at prices which defy compotion. 97 24 -IO HlS8 Sarah 0. Logan, tailoreas, in Brownlee'fl brick block, up stairs, en joys the well-earnecl reputation of being the '.Ost eoat) vest and pants maker in town. Her work never rips. "We know a man" wh" ha a sntt of eitlios of her make, which has been doing service for over three years, and not a stitch of it has ripped. Fers n: want ing garments made in a nat and sub stantial manner, will never regret giv ing her work a trial SilCHTHA,!) WITild'i .1 MASTER. PiiOMC AM) P 'ONFTIC. Tun Psssic AneosATs Is i monthly Vanzin1'. deroted to spelling and wtitlnsj reforai. It ronialBa IS doabw-colama pagep. printed m ni'-o white book paper. I'.-rt phonetic .nd p irt common type. 75ct ;i year. Sped men eopie. les cents. J L. Marrow, pnbliiher. St) South Meridiaa St., In ii.inapoüs. In I, at a - i BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Modica! . lir. A. o. Horton, oruGKoN DICNTIST, Can be eonaanrS at Ms O ut&cearetj day eteept Itondsmapd iSaesdsys. OtBceevor Westsrrelt'a store. Plymoota, lud.' Hr. W M. Bailey, Treat ill kinds of dH' tint sffltet the hasfttn 7tem. Medical and enrsteat. Itevtnr h.id ossrsis years experience lathe Armies oflbe t'. S. 'XHce over 8. S H.Beckers dry good store. H G. R Reynolds, !. i). Keu'ar PhsJeian and Operatlrs Sn-eon. ofll:r hi professional serrlees to the c'fiz-n. nfPlynaoath and snironndinsj country, fa nddinss to the treatment of diseases common to the one try, tneciai atteütioa x i 1 1 be giren t Snqssry. the treatment ofannrlcal dlaeasesand dteeasesoe tewiiles. Rhyht calls iü town and eonstry promptly attended to. Cksrges reasonable. Otllc and resi de ncc on west side of Michigan St. north ot'the bank. PlysiOSth Ind. three doors Attorneys. M. A 0. Packarrt, TTORNKlT sad Coaasanor Ht i.a. and Notart PnbUc. Boom N... l. Balcony blwck, riymonta, Ind. . If. (orhiii. A TTOKNKT AT LAW. Kotary Public and Col. lect:on ntTTit. iTsctieea In the various cwntles ofthe district. Having aq Abstrael at Titles for Sfsrshall County Will gtre particular attention to Real fcyatate buinesH. J. (f. Omsomas W. V: I Ik--. Notary PsbtfC Osborne & Hess, TTORNKYSal Law. will attead promptlr to all profcsa tonal hsstness sntrasted to ibem. P;trticnlar attention gisSs to real estate hnsiness. Titles examined m:l qateted. Collertloae nmrle sndpromptljr rcmittt-d. onlecon Michigan in-et. 1 f.-vv doors north ofthe Parker Rouse. Plymouth, Ind. janl,"7blv A. iV A. K Capmn, TTORNsTx"l COUNSELORS. Tt-al BststS and CoHecttng AL'ent-. Prr month, Ind., are nrsctlstng In the law c mrt of Marball and adjoining counties, and will glee prompt attention loall b'L'al bnin.'ss entrusted to thom. Oeneral eallecttnr agents ksr Nortaara Indians and souther:! Sfiehigsa. Particular attention given to the settle mnl of decedent's estate- mui gnwdtaa ships. Deeds, mortgages, and other rontrsrts drawn dd and SCkaowled sasatS taken kfTlce. Brownlee'a Mock, sp stslrs. ssrrisVSi I2iv f. iL Beere. ATTORNEY at Law. aad War Ctmtm Ammt. will practice ir Pnltou, Stark. Lal'orte nm Kosclnsko. so well ss Harehall, cenatlea. Collection promptly and efficiently attended to. -'"are fut attention green to prowate bnstnees, Inentsnos effected onllves and property, ia tho bet enmpsrdes in the (Tnitefl States. Special attention paid to the prose ration or claim of soldier, tbeir widows and heirs. f.r ROSSty, arrear- ol pav pen sions and other claims. Bmflrrmtem: FarwelLFIaM ,t Rn..fil lO.Sba w, Barboar A ro., Cincinnati, Hackly, Sheldon 'n. N. f . tir.iff. BSSBStl t Co., VH' jhitrcr. -WHotels. I S. thdfa 1)'KK1J ROI7SK -Thhi oM-esmhnbsd and I lavorsbly.known FTonse Is now prepared with nw foruitars and improved seeommodatlons to. cst'-r tr tiif aranta of our own com inanity and the traveling pnhlie The ooinibns Has been refitted and aill attend all regalar trains, nader lh mansgemantof the n :i . sj Meat Markets. Shoemaker fc Brenfeeii, MEAT MARKST.- Rerp constantly on hand rlhoMt selerfionj oflt,.,.f. p,,rt. Mutton and teal the conaty sflords. Ataosssnnmetnre a su psrioff article f Bolrarns Rsssasn. Msskot ist Soor esst of Rethodlst rhareh. on Lspoats street. Roontz iV Titss. Mi: AT HAM I r -A new Market, wLleh will upply rhc l tizc riK of rivmoatti. nd SWTronnnins connfnr with Ihe best qoclitj of Fresh meats Of all Ixind lard. T-illow, sr.!n?e and aJlatlclea kept la aSrst-ela- M. Ht market sl-ra on band. Mart, et at Noil's old stand. Miscelkineous. J. R. Lospy TBWRIJEn rika. Watehea and Jt-weirv ra partred prossptly nl m a workmanlike manner. Ke. pa for sale tnocks, vYatches, Pis ted ware.jeweiry.sjotd pansand f iii alock pertsinina to ids trade. Occwpli h part of PasTs Boot S Sho Bu re John S. llrman. (1 ROC SR and Frodnca icair. iin a cho'c3f slock of fresh Urocerles on hand, Paya the hisrhesl market prli f,.r aft kinds oi eonntry pre Suae. Csa penrnto eltlaaws eTtanra with the nen ha eoantry adbrds. tftur loarth door nrtb oi Hank (iiisiav HroHii. lafr.ipnfetirrar and drabr it wholesale and reITS tailor lobaccn and tpWr. Plpae, Xicar Ossaf, Tohecoo-aoaea and poach tsa. win Inpnly retail dealers with (naniltiea of Cigars and I o bacro at mrh rates aawlll make it ro thb iots- " t lo Wy him. Ho n semnd 4oor ronth of the Sank. as

J PALMER, Dealer in ill kinds of FTJR1MITURE, Willow Chairs Lo hr.g 0!a?s, Bed SprluRf ar.d NStDSttSS. Undertaker Trimmings. Z WAZJTCT AND ROSEWOOD COFFINS. Molixlli. 'Oase wlib a

am on Reatonable Terms At th old tor o.' G. S. Cleavolasd on La Porte ttr?et. Plymouth. Nov, 10;9. MATTRESSES Spring iitefs. and LOOKING GLASSES, ETC Having utiequalrd raciticf. we are enabled to ofor our goods at EASTERN PRICES, And narnnfoo to at'fy the ptihlic, both a to the qua'i' v of oor rbodi and ihe prices at w!:!ch We offer them. FARGIIEK Ä CO., INDIANA. &)L PORTE, C 1ABINET WAEE AND A. L ALLEM AN nf CC. Bare os hand at all ttmos a eosn pktte hwA '-lorint tcrk of Cabinet Ware and Kornltnre, which tiny wtl '. vi at r rv rRSMtaabts rati."-. A too a complete stock of nudertakcr'a r'imiMitJt; (ioo'.ls, and t'ofllns of all kinds. A good Hearse bc!oh;nc to t lie eatablfshmest. MCTAE.L10 COFFINS. Of fny or all irroees.fnnitsned promptly on order. Ws h.-.ve arr.icvmont; with the Ur-o-t hence In the (.t. at Chicago, by which tl'.oM- Da rial Cases can be promptly tapplled it ail times. JaafTOtf ' A. L. ALLEM AS & CO. GROCERS. 1ST OPESEO. SHOOK SlCRAWFORD on the Corner South of lh- J'arAer house, hat jut ojittnta a Sptendtrt line of Qucensw are, GLASSWARE and LAMPS Of t!ie Intest and mo?t flnnrovetl stjlei. which will be sold at prices that defy competition . CALL AND EXAMINE. A'so a freh supply of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES Oath Paid for Country Product. 17 SHOOK k CHAW FORT). A. BECKER 4l CO., Deenr. it but JtistW to themslven and their friends to Inform the citizens nf Marshall snd surrounding counties that they kep a LARGER STOCK At al! time, Inclndlng rrockery, (neensware, To Bacro and Ctamts, dmntrj Prodnee (for which Uie always pay tho biLdie! nisrkst price. BETTER GROCERIES Tbananyolherbot.se tjioy are acquainted with fa Northern Indiana, WwCh they propose io SELL CHEAPER Than erer rtfore. anfl at los r ratea tb&u their ;ie; i.t ra CAN AFFORD TO. Any person doabtiosj lbs abovs etatemerts wis confer afaror by call! or and becoming convinced. NO. T5 COUR INS RR I CK BLOCK, PLYMOUTH. INDIANA IHK IfMKNWELT. 77 A' CI I EA PAS T AND Ii fit T Fa sh ion J o u m a I Hives over 1C00 nsfnl OTnatratlons. 2fi0ptterna aid 1H 'ares, hijrhly colored sieel 1.1111 elmaas. yearly Published Semi Monthly at H a year, single copy, 1ft eerta: two copies. :tn cent Address B. T. TAYLOR, SSI 1a.ai Sr . Ftw Tehra.

INSURANCE.

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY -01A.C.&A.B.CAPR03Ü PLYMOUTH. IXD. PLYMOUTH, IND. w Iasur your Ii es in tho Mutual Ufr, of New York, Threading Life fnsuracci- Company Io the World: ash A-M'tts. $33,000,00. Insure your TIovxcx ! Insure your Mcrchcvdis ' Insure ywr J'ropTtr .' Iriture your Hamm, Barns ard Stock ayiinst Ics. and da,mn:;e by Fire und Lightning, in ose of the following Old and Reliable Insulance COHFAXISS; International. N. York, $1,290,844 30 North American ,; 773.843 77 New York Central, 200,000 00 1 Yonkert f- New York. 878.404 20 National, Davenport, 251,285 00 i We :iro prepCPeS t iw.o policies' on th mt favorahi lerma in any of the above eompaai. ! & 1 t- ' . , . V . . I wt ii.ie ii.v iicm' "tti .';mcy or maian;. ana Vicliian of ihi New York Central Insurance Company. Agents and Solicitors wanted. Office tn Bt-nwnWs block, up slaira. aov266912ly REAL ESTATIE JEAL ESTATE OFFICE. Land Sought and Sold on Reasonable Terms. Land and Town Lots for Sale -BVA. C. & A. B. CAPRON. The a see SI. I 3r. r i c. no acro. splendid land, hesvily timbered wUk black watest, p-mlar, ah and oak: pric. S3 per acr. : term vn$v. The a e UaecSS, 13. D r c. 160 acre;; cxra land, with ihr- bestqaality of heavy timber; price $19 p-T acre ontf third down, balance on longtime Tii s e see 11, t 31. ram:" e. 1; acres, heary timber, mostly oak and poplar; laud of tbc best quality and in L-oad n.i !:! :rbood: pr:c; fl5 per acr.'. one-third down, balaScs an easy terms. The s '4 n and n U s e. s?c IS, t "i. r t e. ISS iicr'-. mostly splendid ntwilng marsh, timber raoagh for bnitdfng and lencteaj pnrposes: price fcS per acre; terms easy. 'i he H w sc.- t".1J ti r .'I e. ISO 'acres: aSont to acnts bottom land, the halince as Oae a tract ol timbered land as -hh be found in the county; pi ice twenty doltan per acre, good terma. Iii c W n w , aecS. t 31. r 1 e. PfJ acr.'. rait barrens and mowhag mmsIk Io t bad at abargaln The s e 4 and n t s w - t-..- fi, t 34. r 1 el si) acres, timber and BKWtag marsh; tight dollars per acre. N KswK.selfBeli sc.c. 20. t 34. 1 . ICO acres, part heavy barrens, pari marsh. S!x dollars yer acre. Tb- n w n w V section lt. t 32. r 4 e. 40 acres; pood land, to b : had cheap and on Rood terms. ' Thefrl v; s w 54 sc li. t St. r 4 e. 11 ::?es, part heavy timber, and some bottom land, ten Dollars per acre. Totvn T.ots. Lot 21 In original plat "1 Plymonty; house 1ar;-p cnonaf'r two fsmiliesl; one of ths niost demrahla lotstn town; price F5o

Lot 'c. price f.yi.i J Lot ML, price $':r," MB, a) 1 .?'-o l?s( 4fii 808 130, 0 ' 2-10, 4l 14. ST0 1 H rre s e Vt block r,9 In GabbelTs ad.. 4O0 S acr n w Mock SS äu SSO Vi acre h e block 50 do MX) Vi acre s w Wi block S9 do BOO W )( e H block V do 2. Lot l3 do 00 Lot v'O do 6"0 Lot ü do 4'.'9 Lots srt nr.d 1. with honse. Rosr' ?. . 500

Persons desirins to psrehase timbered hinds cr town properly, will do well to give u a cau. Tille examined and abstract? furnished. Ultce la Brswnlee,a block, PIA' MOUTH, IND. noT26'69-12lT. CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY NEW Y ORKL. :o: I JUSTUS LAWRENCE, President. HAMMOND k GRIT BBS, Managers, Citizen's Taitk UuiMin. Indianapolis, Ind. :o: Organizer! on the Mutual Plan. PROFITS OF COMPANY ANNUALLY DITTOED One-third the Premium may remain Unpaid ax a han. NO NOTES REQUIRED ALL POLICIES NON-FORFErTARL. t Thirty days1 rr:ice alowed each payment, and policy held lf"' during that time' ALL POLICIES ARE XCONTESTARLE for the usnnl causes. Policy holders have the widest liberty to travel, without extra cJmrge. Lacli bolder has sTolce la the elections and ttassssnssd of the Company. Policies Issued roa a TKiiM or rsass, run rnr. whole term of Lirr, ayabM ann .ally, or full paid by fen annual pay mcnts. Endotrvienis Pa.yn.bit '.to t?e Insured at any re quired Age. JOINT POLICIES, Payableat the death ofthe frM party. sSjF'Payasentamay he made anuuaily, semi annuaily, or piarteily. ASSETS 3,500;000 Dividend 40 Per Cent -o: D. 1. LURK, J. O. OSBOBRE, A. 11 BBRBIMAN, District ApentsTmvellina Atrert. LECAL ADVERFS. JpH Kill FK S SA LE. y virtue of an order of sa! and a decree of foreclosure of niortpasre issued out of the ofiice of the clerk of the Marsha!! circuit court to vac directed, on a tadfrment in favor of William P. Beaton and against John If. Blodgett and Comfort A. Itlodgett, 1 will offer for sale tit public auction on Saturday, April 2. 1870. between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock, p. m., at the court koSSS doer in PI mouth, Marsball eounty. Indiana, as the law directs, the following described real estate, to-wit; The south-east quarter of OUi lot numoer forty (40), as numbered tad described in Nile.s and Serine's partition deed, except a strip twenty-three (23) rods and x (6) inches off of the west Side thereof: and also except eight (8) rods north and south 1 v four (4) rods cast and west out of the seutb nasi corner, of lbs above described land, alnocxcopt a strip of land 8 fly (' feel wide along the wtsi side of the litnd above convened, as a public highway, to be perneUially kepi open a a street, situated in Marshall county, sUito of Indiana, tc the aigbest bidder for cash, witbsnl regard to appraisement laws, subject to re demotion. DAVID HOW, Sharif If. C m.irlO-271 1 s JHKRIFF'S SALE. By virtuo of an order of sale and a deor of foreclosure of mortgage Issued out of ths office of tb)S) Clerk of tbs Nsrsbsll Circuit Court In me directed, on a judgment in favor nf John U. Hunt and against Johnson BrownloS, Leonard Logan, and Thomaa McDonald, assignee of Johaaon Broemlee, I will offer for sale at public auction on Saturday, April 2, 1 ST0. Between the hours of in o'clock a. m . and 4 o'clock p. hi., at the court nomas doar in Plymouth. Marshal! county, oate of Indiana, as the law directs the following described real estate, tn wit: The weft end of tho nrlh half of the norih east quarter of section number right (8), in township number thirty three (88), north of rssge nttmber two (2) east, being all that portion ofthe above described land conveyed to said Hunt by A. L. Whaeler, and lying immediately west of the land in said quarter eonoyed by said Wheeler to .loseph Westervelt containing ixteen (lo! acres BMHfS or les, situated in Marshall eonnty, and Rtale of Indiana, to the highest bidder for cah. without regard ts appraisement laws; subject lo redemptios. PAVIP HOW. Sharif M. C. mar10 STld

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DRUGS. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS.

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LEGAL ABT'ERTISEMENTS.

CJALE OF rOltFElTED SCHOO fj ÜANDS, USD L VND.S MORTGAGKD FOR LOANS OF SCHOOL FÜKDS. I, A. C. TrompsoV, auditof of Marshall county, Indiara. will exposeto sale at public auction, as the law prescribe, before the court home dr in pfjsaamtli, m the 4ttx MoadJSJ of llardl, teing the 2th duy o: the month, between the hour of 10 o'clock, a. in. and io'tlfcssfc, p m., of said du.y, the fol!orinp described tracts of land, situate in said county, the same having been forfeited for the non-payment of in tcrest due ou them, to-wit:

Names of Borrowers Flora Ooorgc Roley Jacob Colemso John, asie'd or.d ox 20 e hf se qr .... a ccn to Stei gen Coleman 'w hf seqr nw qr.. Jones William w pt nw qr Matthe wson Willis..... is hf nw or twens Squire Ilooe Abran Rhodes Ianicl f 1 T SW qr ss Sjt W hf ne qr .n of Laportc rd innc .-iiuor rtenry ne cr an qr Vöries D R qr Vinnedp- David lot f9 I'lymouth Horner William w pt lot 3 Myers Martin, from K t . t woi.r'M,n st; qr no qr.. Place i Bttrson to Wm .1 Hand Harlow laae J Coleman .lohn to Ste . ie qr so qr. SSf qr sw qr ae qr nw qr. 1 .jW qr nw qr .... w pt no qr W hf ne or phen Colemsa 1 nornrj on Wn: D Ferch Norton f Corbaley Rieh:ird is hf sw qr w m r. Meredtl h Stephen. jnw qr ne qr 'nw qr nw qr ..Jer end n lif nw qr.. je hf nw qr 'e hf sw qr fw qr... ..'out se cor ne qr.., ..'lot 7 .. lot 8 nw qr nw qr Wickiaer R S Bprague s-th Hennv Jhn Clark Wm W Shoemaker Char le.. Robinson James H Stunts John Co"k Jam'' McDonald Daniel...

w ht'lot 40. Plymoatb... lot 56 Ewing's add Ti th!

8m.nl wood Samuel.

McLaughlin N & wife com 0:' w bank Maxen. ; IkSkee bike, in the nw fc' qr sec it, town :-t2. cneo , : c."r b-u lands owned bv ad-j Irian Foot and Bob! Rtak!yl jat the ce cor or a tr-irt of 10! acr tn od n v, of nsid ten! . -.' Iihence rods, ttesessl 15 rods. :ois. s IS rods, Ich'! Broda to lake McDonald Thos - end 2& Wheeler'si

addition to PljsssntS

Thompson W E... Baker Jacob Cri,se Jane Osborne John G... Brooks James Broc ke Jarred E.. Parker Jel 'V. w I, nw qr qr. Is hf se qr e m r und 5 cf a 55 a cf iw hf nw qr 'ne qr Se qr law qr ssr lot 9 Merrill's ai to sw qr nw qr Thompson Geo IT jn pt e hf w qr Marshall Co. Al 8o'j j Fair grounds cm r. Cuintiiins Da?id lot 10 same let 10 Renry Jacobin e pt w af kw qr Renne John o hf nw qr

So Tnuch of the aboTe describe 1 lands as mill pay the pricipal. interest, co? and penalty lue thereon, trill b sold on the Sbsssj named day. unless presriesmtj redeemed. Those sfho ;r ij wish toksep their land? Grsmgeingto sale, by paying up arraarage before the day of sale, are particularly requested to bringall old receipts for i:uerat, as

; tliev lnav le of benefit to them. DJar3-26ta A. IIERiFF'S SALS. By virtue ofan order of ssie sn t a ieccree of foreclosure of mortgage issuod oed ofthe ofi.ee of the clerk of the Marshall common pleas court, in favor cf Samuel Keitner and againt Isaac Thomas and E. I. Sherlatid, replevin bail, to me directed, 1 will offer for ale at public auction en Saturday, April 2, 1870. between the hours of iO o'clock, a. m. and 4 o'clock, p. m., at the court house dcor in Plymouth, Marshall county. State of Indiana, as the law dirot-ts, -.he following describe ! real estate, to-wit: The north-west quarter cf section twenty 201 township thirty-five S8j SBrlb of range two U east, excepting out of the north-west corner thereof thirty acres, being forty 40 r';ds north and south by sixty 60 rods east and west, als twenty 20 acres out ol the south-west corner being eighty rods north and south by forty 40 frods east and west, the balance of said laud hereby containing ens hundred and ten HO arcs more or less to the highest bidder for cash without regard to anr raiscment laws; Bubject to redemption. DAVID HOW, Sheriff M. C marl0-27td T RU&TEE'S SALE. No! ice is 'r.ercbv tri von, that the under signed, trustee of the creditors of Johnson Browalee will offer for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the I2d day of Man!,. 1S70. at Br.iwnlec's brick budding. inPlymeuth, Marshall county. Indiana, the entire :oc! of goods and merchandise lately h"bl by said Johnson Erownlec. consisting pilncipsllj of dry goods, groceries and crockery. Said goods are now in store in the second story of said brick building, shore they can be seen and examined. TERMS: A credit of six months will be gen, the purchasers giving their notes with approved security, and drawing interest. THOMAS McPON LT. fehl 0-28x8 fr mates. DMINISTRATRIX' SALE. Notice is herebv given that the ttndersigned, administratri of the estate of Henry McFarlin. deceased, will offer for pale at public auci ion, in Plymouth. n Saturday, March 19, 1870, the personal property ef said decedent, consisting of cne horse, ii see en! eaw, 20 strei trass, sne gun. and o'her articles too nttBaSffSSaS to aientiesj Tgms flume of e Sollnrs and te. cash in hand; over fite dollars, a credit of th veo inoni hs will be given, purchasers to give ace ptable security. ELVIRA HcDÜFFIE, Adnsrx. feb24-25ta

OURRtfF'fl SALE. Pv virtue of an order of sa's and a decree of feeseteenre of mortgac'1 bmssd ot t of the office ofthe clerk ef the MarsbaU common pleas eesH, in favor ef Napoleon A. Havnes and against Martin L Haynes me directed I will offer for sale at public suction, on Saturday, April 2, 1S70, between the hours of ten o'clock, a. m. ar.d four o'clock p. m., at theourt house isSt in PtySMSHb, Marshall county. Indinna, as the law directs, the following described real estate, to-wit ; Itt number seven 7 in ection number sixteen ( IS in township DSSSbsff thirty-four o4 north of range numler three SJ eat containing forty acres, situated in Marshall eounty, Indiana, to the highest bidder, for cash, without regard to appraisement Is we, subject to redemption. P4TP HOW, Sheriff M 0 WarlO 7M

Store

and Oar.'? htr-ete. PLYMOUTHs par' Q 1 10000 4(147 30 7 24; I 08. i 4 til 2 (X' 1 y,$no 24 2 94M 00 154 92 . l4sH ..Il6 3?! .. 0!32i I 75 on 1 f, 1 00 4 00)1 00 6 00 l 00 2 54 1 00 2 00 1 00 2 00 1 00 81 91 21 8 89 M7 79 I8S 7 107 1& 113 M 9? 41 77 4 17r ff. 71 1 20000 11 7 S3 S 800 00! 10 791 M 116 84 cor 0 33 1 1 26 5 35 1 10000 1 w 2 10000I10 30 ; W H2 I ! FC 00 10 Bl 1 01 0 14 32 I 70 001 6 51 1 40 1 00 ICS 7C 6 v" 8 211 u 16 33 2 ) GO 1 W 1 20.1 001 I 18 84 1 fiOOO, 2 86 1 001 00 54 C" "7 IS J I 2: 61 7. 3 84: 1 24 1 00' !6;38 2 100: 0 07 8 00 1 001 100 67 I I I 20133! 1 75 001 5 13 1 60 1 00: G 00 1 OA 1 60 1 oo G X1 00' 2 OÖjl CO 2 55 1 00" 1 12:1 00 1 80 1 00 f2 C3 8H0 70 82 10 lit 43 117 72 150 29 AO 12 ?: 81 4 83 2'SOO 00 23 70, K 83 1 7.r.no 4 86i ,117 I !22 33 ' '2-1 52 1 6 i 1 U -i.ji nor: ro 12 43 8 lOOOOj 6 72 1 127 60lt 24 8; 86 00 2 00 18 S3 2' B0 0 6 71 ; ..111 34j l1 00 00 13 4i, 1 2" 1 00 7 01 2''J50 00 30 86 8 Oi"' 1 00 270 66 16 84 8 75 00! i 90 OO 4 icon., i fo 00 c 00; 6 06 i 6 15: 3 81 t Mjl 00 2 PC 1 SO 1 00: OR 76 2 00;l 00. 100 15 1 00,1 00 65 21 3 60 1 00 184 09 '16 34 ;21 33 i 1 176 00 4 öd 60 00 2 38! 120 1 00 C4 200 00 20 C81 4 O. 1 00 225 Cft 220 21 88 CS 46 9? 12 32 29 84 " i i con not 15 2 1 4 OO'l 00 21 SO C0- 5 79 I 42 00 2 54 10"! 00, 85.1 00, t so on l?, SS 1 60' 1 00 t5 ... . . 1 f i 1 4 82 , 13 32 PI'lh1 i L IJ l SOOOO 22 61, 6 00 1 00 229 81 132 36 125 00 2 50 1 00; 2S 38 3676. 00 30 46.13 SO J I 00; 719 65 26182 1 80001 I T21 601 00. 32 72 IS i 1 400 0fl 2T0 8 OO'l 00! 43fi 0 id 4 2 133 1?; 1 88 - 66 1 OOj 14R 17 lfi:34l I 99m 4 61 1 20 1 00! 6C 71 ?0 53 2 157 20 B 55 8 141 tXj 170 69 16 38 2! 9000 2 86 1 80 I 00. 95 05 C. THOMPSON, Auditor Marshall Ccuntr. Kallroa! I.lectfon Votlt v. YfATTICI" is hereby given to the legal votcrs of Center und WsM townships, I :ie eonnty of Marshall, state cf Indiana, that the polls Will be opened o;: the 23ffi -i.y rf M-rrch.mo, hi tibe voting pmces in said townships to take the votes of the lepal voters thereof Bpon the subject of su"h townships aiding in the construction cf the Plymouth. Kankskee end I'aciSc railroad, to tne amonnt of twenty-nine thousard nTe hundred and six dollars in Center township, and ths sStousl of nine thcussnd four hundred and thirty-owe doDsrsia West township; the shove amounts being two per centum upon the amount of taxaM" property in each of said townships, on the tax dupltcale of the county. deSrered to the treasurer ef ssid esjssaty, frrr the year 1 BfA Witness my band and officiaT real at Plvmyuth, this the 10th day ofPebruary, lc"70. A. C THOMPSON", Auditor Marehall County. febl7-24t3 A DMIMSTBATOR8 SALE. Notice is h'Ychy given that by r?rtne ef I an order of the Marshall court of common ; p! as. made at ihe November term. 1S69. ot said r -rt, I will offer for sal st public auction, at the court house door in the town of Plymouth, on the 26A day of March. 1S70. between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m.. and 4 o'clock, p. m.. of said day, the following" described rcai cUate. ii ! Th south 2! J red of the south part of let No. 6. in the original plat of the town of Plymouth, Marshal eonnty. Indiana. The terms of sale are ewe-fhrrd eash in hand on the day ef aale, and the residue n two equal installments at six afid twtlve months, with ineret. withont reUrf from valuation luwe, and tfutjcci tu the spproval of said eourt. If not sold en said day ths same will be tberesfbsr ofli red by me at private sale en the sauitf UaTSaS. JOHN t. OS PORN E. fsb24 8844 Admr aV bm U0U D ISSOl UTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Notiei is hereby given that the partner ship heretofore existing bctwoeu William ScoSteld and Benjamin Ewieg. by the Ät"i name, of Ewing Scofield. is this day dieEolesd by mutual concent. Fvbruarv 21si, !c7 PFN.IAMIN EVINO. WILLIAM BGOFIELD. fev: 1-2r.tr. HERIPrS BALK. By virtue of an oider of asle end a drire ef toreeloaure of mortgage issued eut oi' ihe cftice of theCUrk efths Marshall nr cit . nit, to n-s directed, on a judgmer. ai favor it Amti L Wheeler, and against Johnson BlO amies, EhzabethBr wnlee, and BsSI ÄcDi ssM, assignee, I will offer for sale at public auction en Friday, April 1, 1S70, between the hrursol 10 o'clock . m . and t a "eck p, m . at the court house door ia Ph mouth. Marshall county. Ind. ana, aa the law direct, the following described real täte, to-wit; Tan acres cf land out of the southeast cotT.er of the aouih west fractton west sf th Mieijigan road of scetion thirteen, (If), Michigan road lands, as described in a deed from A. L Wheeler, dated May 21. 1 BfJ i Also, forty-two (4 feet off of the south side of lot number ons 1 in the original plat of the town gf Plymouth: AlsS, !o:a number four (4) and fire (fA, ir Wheeler's addition to the tewn of Plymouth, i lusted in Marshall eonnty. state . f Indian, to the highest bidder fcr eash, without regard to appraisement laws auhtect toreSsmption bdTID TTO-W. Bbesta? U 8 rr!l ffH

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