Plymouth Democrat, Volume 18, Number 23, Plymouth, Marshall County, 6 February 1873 — Page 2

The Democrat.

I'i.Y M H'Tll, FKBIIUAXiY 6, e da not think that ssiUntinn on be cnlled fo fiftf n anl too ca; not!;' to the Stgrn-1 set oft!: Oe-lil M bHer company. A ft t lUH tuU.-s rvf tfct ral had been cn-rtvucti-d and paid fr. a contract wa tna-le by A men, Alley, and Dnrant, .f tho Pacific railway, with Ann s, A'Icy, and I'limnf, of the Credit " - "M,;!i'T, by w1j;c!i the l.itt'T red ived til l aante p ;j per mile fur building tlii 133 mile that tVy did fir Ui ? other parts of tV r ;i 1 . This iur;c eit, fin-t o Lai! 1 it on avcra.- of $."i,(;0) pir milt, and w. piid for ; th Credit MubihVr w.-i ihcn paid S.10.G00 per mile under (he ficti.n of rebuilding the naaie piece of road. The prGis on tl.is 138 niiti a arc admitted by Alley to havo been $'J ,000,000. . Thin is the corporation into which Ames admitted IJrooks, Colfax, Patlcron. Kcllcy, lJycr, Jawes, Scj.fic'd. llinphaui, end the tithcrs; and -.iikh netted altogether perhaps efl.000.000 profit in excess of what was divided anion;; eonrrcs.nien. rs o t'a j 1 1 o ' 1 1 n Cor re sp o n I c n co. CAt'STER fP Itlf. VKKK THE I..r.ISLATURI EX OFF.ICIO OFFICERS OOVEI'.NOK'S KECEPTIO.V THE SOLON'S gOIKEE TIIE HIIUIKKINO SSI.ST Eli IKK ID AFTEll Til E SOLON'S AMUSEMENTS, ETC. Inijianai'OLIs, Jan., 21, 1873. Eris. Democrat : The burden of 9 news which most conc-ponde-ts dwell on who write IVrmi rustic shade and rural villages, i.i a chronic effort fn scold Bouicbodj. to " raise the wind," find a fiswhrTome cuiiTitiiitee'a work, brag on the weather, rr ventilate the character cfuouic unfortunate citizen. In short, they arc a wlf-appointed censorious critic upon the order o! things in general, and seldom suggts any kind of salve that will henl tlieso social s -res. From any such intention in this letter, I say, with reverential head, " Good Lord, deliver me." Jot I- have thought that our state capital our beautiful city here is not beard from in your paper as often as it deserves, and sometimes matters of a general nature do not reach your columns; so I will takeu; the ends of the strands of haps and happenings, and weave them together os best I may. There are not a few of us here who hail from old Plymouth rock, and though we are well satisfied here we have not wandered from our first Jove; and every Friday morning the " home" paper is looked for and its local page read '.be first thin:;. Even the adver- ( tiscmenta arc read ' with care," and we note with as much interest as jour home readers, that Col. Poo is ftill selling coal oil for30cts, that John Mueller has moved his tonsorial establishment, or ' mt l. ' Q. Thayer's warehouse is "so crowded with grain that he meditates getting up a " corner" on wheat. Our slate legislature has been setting In reguUr session about ten days. From the beginning of its special session, the J iicliiina tr -- ' .T .- . Vfin., i1ii i-j a uia ire 10 luiprove upon the past legislation -and do .i sensible work for the state. The question of a new state building will undoubtedly receive attention before the session closes. The temperance people are petitioning the august bodies with long array of names for more stringent temperance laws. Then the strong-minded are on band, with their story of long endured martyrdoms, and their heaven-intended rights, long trampled under foot. Two of the woman suffrage shriokers entertained tho legislate re in joint session last "Friday afternoon. They prayed the venerable body that tho olie branch of h pe might be reached out to their ;Jjwn trodden sex. and that petticoats might have their say in the affairs cf government. The meeting would have been a decided bit, but for one circumstance; the speakers were emissaries of the national woman's grievance association, aud iu lecturinc here had not conferred with the president of thj state Sorosis association. Tho president, 3Irs. Swank, sat in the audience till the lecturers were nearly through, when her indignation cculd bo kept down no longer, and she rushed like a Earning metoor to the rostrum and opened tho vials of her vindictive wrath upon the too unauthorized invaders, -.Sliefuuaed the air with licr arms, and denounced the two women in the name of all that was fearful. At this crisis a tuition was made? to adjourn, which was carried, and the crowd ruhed like the dew on the flowret or the snow-flake on the river. And ot euch is woman suffiago. Last Friday witnessed the outgoing of the old state tfHcers, and the inauguration of the new ones. The old officers were genial and pleasant gentlemen, and tbo good wishes of many friends will follow them whercer they may go I fay genial and pleasant gentlemen, and I speak whereof I kuow at least to some extent, far among their duties bas been to answer tho pumping questions put to them - every day without excepttou by ihe newspaper reporters, to which thoy always gave an attentive car, and tlio press owe llieui and their dt-puties especial thanks fur the bundles of news so often received from them. Ex-Governor 1'aker, it is understood, will take the plie of the newly elected governor io the law Crm t,f Hendricks, I lord and Hendricks. Oa-cu M Eddy, of the Hate secretary's filec, has not yet determined his future line t f busi. ness- Jas. 15. Ujau. treasurer of state, will return to his wholesale bu.-inei'S, on Kuth Jletidian ft roc t. John C. Shoetuaker, auditor cf ttale, has enough oi ,

this worvV goods to last him till ba goal to join the ' in auaserab'e throng,'' bat will give eome attention to transaction in real estate. Jol n Grecnwali ad-

(jut-wit perioral, and Oapt. I'eSaono, state librarian, are Mil. e sting about for a place to drop their lines. One of the principal even's of ihe past week was Gov. Hendricks public rf-eption. The governor, tinee di;-po-sing of liu honic.Htca 1 abvui a year ago. has been living aithe Kates house; but recently purchased a residence on North Tennessee street, which had been built by the 'bird Prcbyf erian church for a parsonage. The hou.se bad ju:-t been completed nud furnished but a few dava before his inaugural. It was the first public reception given by a new governor for a good while. The genial governor and his estimable lady received the guests in the friendliest of manner, and made them feel as much " at hoiiie " as though they had been under their own loofc The members of the legislature laid aside their regal robes, forgot the affairs of state, and mingled with the throng that greeted the governor and his wife in their new home. Last Wednesday evening, 3Irs. Win. IJraden ravived the old time custom of entertaining the members of the legislature at a private reception. The custom has bee.i neglected for some time, owing to t!;e inharmonious feeling of the members, and this, the first of a series of like entertainments, is to be commended, os it is a work of respect and honor that tho city owes to the solons who come here to make their homes awhi.'c. The amusement season is at its height, and lovers of the drama arc en joying a rare season of star actors. Last week the I2iack Crook, with its gorgeous array of scenery and studied economy of dress, played a successful engagement, lasting tho entire week. To-morrow evening Olive Logan will make her last appearance in this city, prior to her final retirement from the lecture field. Last night llubinstcin and Wieniauski gave their farewell concert to Indianapolis. The former, as you know has a world-wide reputation as a pianist, aud is without an equal as a ticklcst of the ivories: Wicniauski yani s the most accordant symphonies fro-n the cultivated cat-gut of any liddlist esUnt. unless we except Ole Bull. They have given two concerts here this winter, and the pcoplo have gone crazy over their performances. In another letter provided you pub li.-di this all right, aud put in capitals where I have marked them I will havo something to say of our. newspapers, which from their nature deserve more than a passing notice. Indianapolitan. Inihanapolis fan., 2Sih, 1S73. .... Eds Democrat : When I began to muke preparations to leave Plymouth I thought of the many sacrifices we would have to make, and important among them was to be deprived of the privilege of the school kept by the Missess Kinney ar d Nichols I have always considered it one of the institutions of Plymouth, that the patrons could not well afford to lose, but from the present patronage they cannot expect to keep them. I have not heard thcui speak of it, but was sorry to learn from others, while in Plymouth recently that unless they could be better patronized they would bo compelled to change their location. I also learn that they bad strong inducements offered to leave Plymouth. Thoir school is per haps uot second to any in the state, wHJe l'l y mouth can boast of a very well managed public school, yet with the room and conveniences they have, it is imprssiblc to do justice to the number that attend the school. Those who may have a preference for sectarian schools can have such privilege, .but it would seem that there are those who wouU prefer that their children should not be under tho influence of any particular religious or political organization, while they are in school, and I believe this school to be entirely free from any thing that mi-ht tend to bias the mind of children. I think the patrons of this school cannot afford to lose such a privilege without an effort to keep it. licspcctfully, 11. B. 1ickson. Bremf.s Isi, Feb 20t 1873. Editor Democrat. The health in town and vicinity is very good, no sickness of any consequence; the result is the physicians have little or nothing to do, yet they are in good spirits and high glee. The winter term of our public school will close iu about six weeks, the a .tendanec is on a general average regular. Persons who claim to bo posted, sav that the snow in the woods on an average is about 28 inches deep. Manv of the ro;ids in this vicinity have snow enough to last for another sleigh ride to Welt ruse on the fourth of July text, if well husbanded, when perchance the landlord of the Wakarusa Hotel, will bo better prepared !o entertain his gents, and give them letter accommodations to rest and refresh themselves. Long will we reme.nW tho sleigh ride, and (sumptuous feast prepared by the landlady) the rcli'.rn Louie in tho wee small hours willi the fLshcruian's Suck. Such is life, esp-tcialiy the up's and down's. The principal of our public school, had the misluTtuue lat Friday evening, of boil g deprived or his seuiUutouthly past tivie aud luxury (i. c, of walking te Plymouth bis home.) He waj by the force of circumstances, compelled to accompany !r. S. Mayer of Plymouth

in a cutter attached ta a fast horse, to Plymouth, thete to pend the Sabbath to recuperate, rest and refresh LimseU". Mr. Charles Ihr Las sold out his Uock of goods to the Messrs. Fultz Bro's, who will orry on the hardware business at the old stand. Mbs Magdalcna Obboehl was married

to Mr. Beclcr. of Elkhart, last Thursday. In the evening the usual serenade follow jd. .Mr. C. Schi't and Mr. Waller are having their mill yards stocked with saw-b gs. Mr. John 15a ncr, proprietor of the American Kouse, is having his billia 'd table cut down, to a carom table. Take notice ye Billiard players and govern yourselves accordingly. Yours Hail Road To Be. REAL ESTATE TKASSPERS. lEsrLASATiov. E, et: w. west; , south; n, north : lie, nonhut ; m, umth-wtt : e, oothct : kw. Minihuml ; hf. hair; qr, Ctinrti.T: mid. ntiliv!'l-d : trac. frartlun; ftl. fractional: e m I. rat ol Mtrhip,n road ; w m r. wcit of -Micliinnn rond ; ra r 1. Michigan road land; , acrei-; rd, rod: ft, feet; the lij?nr followtn? a ct!j)'Io, wtiru not o'.Ihtvuik'. ejrplaincd, will mean uction, to uslilji. rtiujfe, acres, and consideration. Johnson Urownlec to Mary Swartz, HrownIinr sul-division of out-lot o WJic-eler's addition to Ply mouth, ?.V) G Y Krousc by wlierifl to James l Wiekizer, Lowr3''s addition to Argos, 250 N AV (ialentiiie to Surah ChamlM-rlain, lioley's addition, Bourtmii, Kinnia J Orr heir of Iari:in Ji Orr, tmdi vided 1-5 of mi 2-3 n lif sw qr section 14 w in r and Isaac Orr heir of Marian B Orr, und, 1-0 of tin, 2-3 u bf sc jr stion Uwmr $1200 II Ilcorcnbroek to M A t) Packard, Merrill's add tion Plymouth, lot 12 ?o0 31 A O Packard to JIary IJecrenbioek Mer rill's addition to Plymouth lot 12 $50 (Jeo WMoMaster bysluTilfto L Morehouse, 120 ft c and w bv 110 ft n and s section 7 33 3 in Inwooil ?2."4 lienj J Cnuner to Ceo W (Irig, section 53 31 3 20 acres 100 "Win Johnson to W A Litke, section 20 32 2 40 acres 300 Jas M tiilison to Peter S Gibson, section 14 32 3 80 acres Clark Chapman to II F Taylor, on" w side section 80 33 2 70 acres S300O Margaret E Valk to Anthony Turner, section 29 3T, 1 40 acres !?00 .State of Indiana to Mary Ann Lentz, section 23 34 3 40 acres $o0 G M C Klingcr to Solomon Weaver, (jr) section 3 34 3 SO acres 900 Isaac Lec ct al to. J F Riley, si!ctiou 13 33 2 80 acres ?12S0 Samuel T Ilanna (tntstee) to" Charlotte Sehlarb, xeetion 21 34 3 SO airrra SOO Charlotte Schlarb to John F Behrens, sec tion 21 34 3 80 acres ifSOO .SoloiHon Weaver to John Weaver, section 32 ari 4 40 acres f 1200 Reeve and Iluinriehouscr to John A Pal mer n 22 ft of s 44 ft, Plymouth lot 4 2000 Marsti-i Wood to Sarah M Foss, Place aud VanPell's addition to Plymouth lot 44 $230 '1 hos and Iuaac Lee to illi.iin Sear, n "00 acrcn of section 30 34 3 ?1400 Henry W Steckman to Simon II Ilassady, se qr (ex 30 a out of no cor) section 13 S3 3 110 acres ?:!000 Josiah Flays ly auditor to E Glass, section 2 S3 2 80 acres 20,72 State of Indiana to Joseph Ray, section 12 32 3 40 acres McCarty and Morris to John II Seybold, : tion 50 34 1 and nc qr and part of nc qr of section 20 34 1 270 acres ?S100 Xoah Thompson to David Thompson, sec tion 27 35 1 40 acres ?400 Job u Silvius to Amelia M Thayer, 2d addi tion to lourlxn, Rcction 18 33 4 7 a $1500 George Supton to Geo II Thayer, Thayer's 2d addtion to Bourbon, lot 82 00 Thomas J Plake to Mary J Fnintz, section S3 33 1 20 acres 300 Thomas Banks to John Kettingei, section 13 33 3 23 acres 1000 Daniel R Bc-arss to J (J Brown, Thayer's 2d addition to Bourbon, lot 37 325 Hem y A Snep to Zebedt-e D Boulton, Linn's continued addition to Bourbon, block one 300 Sam"! Strawhceker to Clementine Parker, 1 ym r City, block 9 300 P A Cuniuiixhnui to Mary E O'Brien, sec tion 17 33 3 near Inwood, 1 E B Owens (by sheriff) to Elizabeth H File, sect ion 34 3.) 1 80 acres 2!).4S b k M Becker to John W Thomas, section w m r 100 acres 1800 John F Rei-htly to James Wannsloy, sec tion 14 33 3 40 ucres 1100 John S Frantz to Thos J Plake, eetion 35 33 14) acres 1000 .Valentine May forth to Andrew J Johnson. section 7 34 2 40 acres $200 Peter L Gibson to James M Gibson, section 14 ! 2 80 acres Geo L Lon; to Jcreniiali J Long, section 7 33 1 40 acres 300 Geo W Thornburg to Daniel Swaisjrood jxtion 28 33 1 80 acres 2000 Jas W Barkinan to Enos IliirKhbarger, sec tion 20 33 1 40 acres 300 Church Hayes & Co (by auditor) to Chris topher Dolph, section 13 32 3 40 acres 5.25 Michael Voecklcr to Lewis Voccklcr, section 22 3.1 3 20 acres 200 J.ewis Voecklcr to Michael Voccklcr, section 22 35 3 20 acres 200 The Science of Advertising. Judicious advertising always pays. Large type isn't necessary in adver tising. Blind lolks don't read newspapery. Don't bo afraid to invest in printer's ink, lest yours sands of life be nt-arlv run out. Never run down your opponent's goods in public. Let him him do his advertising. Let your advertisements have something of the dasH in them without great exaggeration. You can't cat enough in one day to last a whole year, and you can't advertise on that plan either. It's as true of advertising as of anything else in tho world if it is worth doins at all it is worth doinc wlb Hand-bills and circulars arc good of their kind, but they can't take the place of newspaper advertisements. Injudicious advertising is like fish ing where there's no fish. You need to let the lines fall in the right place. No bell can ring so loudly as a good advertisement. Tootle wi!l !.1 what they sec rather than what thev hear. Small advertisements and plenty of them is a good rule. We were all babies oace, yet wc made considerable noise. When yon advertise, see that you do it on the same principal that that yon buy goods. Get the most you can for tho money. We don't recommend advertising as the best way to get a wife ; but we know that it is the best way to get a good trade

ee t. If you havu't don't. People who cdvertisc only once in three months fort-ct "that most folks can't remember anything longer than about seven days. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS -yT-OTICE TO CHEDITOSS. At the !ToTpmU;r terra of the common pleas court of Marshall county, the estate of John W. Smith, deceased, was declared probably insolvent. Creditors are fltrfore notified that the same will Y,s c-ttlcl nccordinirtv. Dated Lee. It), if?? PHILLIP STAYTOV. Dec. 2,-18 Administrator. A PPLICATJOX FOB UCESSE. Notice i- hereby Htcii that will be made to the board of commissioners of Majihalt county, Indiana, for license to retail vinous. Fpiritous snd malt liquors, m less quantities than a quart at a time, with the privilega of having the same drank on the premises. The location on which I propose to sell is on the south r.art r.f the i.fourths of lot 37 in the orirrinal n!.it f Plymouth o - - Fob. C. J. M. KLLXGER. A Pri.ICA.MION FOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby ffiven that will be mado to thebo.ir l of n.mmU.i.n.,.. of Marshall county. Indiana, for license to retail vinous, spiritoug and malt liquors, in less quantities than a quart ct a lime, .mu iuu privilege ot nanng the same drank on the premises. The location on which I r.rnnn coll is or, the east part of what is known as the Parker lot iu he town of Bremen, Marshall county, Indir.na. eb. G. B. KNOBLOCK. "JyT-OTlCE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order of the common pleas court of Marshall county, state of Indiana, the undersigned, adminiftrstor of the estate of Frederick Henry, deceased, will offer for sale at private sale.on and after the 8th day of March, 1873, on the premises or at n.y residence in West township of Baid county, the following described lands, lo-wit: The cast half of the north-west quarter of gstion thjrty-or.e (31), containing eighty (80) acres, and about thirty (30) acres in the west half of the south-west quarter of section thirty, being a tract thirty-eight (38) rods east and west and one hundred and thirty-two rods north and south out of the south-west corner of the same. Also the undivided three-fifths (3-5) of fourteen acres off the north end of the last described eighty acres, all in township thirty-three, (33) north of range two (2) east, in Marshall county, Indiana. Tebms. One-third cash down, the balance in two equal payments at nine and eigl.teen months, with interest, secured by mortgage on said premises. PETER HOLM, Administrator. Feb. C'73 4t APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby iriven that I win at the nxl regular session of the commissioner's court of Marshall count r. nnnlr fnilicense to retail vinous, spiritous and malt liquors, in less quantities than a quart at a time, with the privilege of having the oanie u rans on inc premises. The location on which I propose to pll is on the center part of the south part of the Pomcroy lot in the town of Bremen. HT l.-ll . . . . -narsiiau coumy, inmans.. Feb. C. FREDERICK YOUNG. A PPLICATION FOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigneu wm apply at the nest term of the commissioner's court of Marshall county, lor license to retail vinous, sniritous ami malt liquors, in less quntities than quart at n it- - i - . 1 wura, nnu tue privilege oi Having the same urank on the premises. The locution on which I propose to sell is on part of lot No. 3, in Orin Maxon's ad dition to the town of Argos, Marshall coun ty, xnuiana. J. P. COPLEN. Fb. C- ' AMOS FINNEW -jglXECDTOR'S SALE STATE OF INDIANA, i Marshall CotrjiTV, Psoticc i t hereby given, that Isaiah Alderfcr and .lames Bryan, executors of tho last will and testament of John S. Alderfor .1 1 Cl.J . - , - , . uuvu uii-u Mien- pennon to sen the real estate of said decelent. his nersnnal property being insufli-.ient to pay his debts, and that said petition will be heard uic neii itrm oi me court oi common picas or .Marshall County. d. Mcdonald, O. C. C. P. Marshall Co. Osborne & Iless.alty's forexecutors. Feb.6 APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby civen that the under. signed will apply at the nes.t term of the commissioner s court of Marshall county, for license to retail vinous, spiritous, and n.alt liquors, in less quantities than a quart at a time, with the privilege of having tne s.imo drank on the premises. The location on which I nronose to sell is on lot number four, in block number eight in the town of Tyner City, Marshall tuuuty, muiana. Jai 30 FRANCIS BLACK. APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given that application will be made to the board of commissioners of Marshall county, Indiana, for license to retail spiritous liquors by thenndersigned, on the grounds of the Pittsb-irgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway Company, in Pl.vmouth, in said county. The petition will be granted at tho March term of said board. 1873. Jan30 . GEO. & ED. L. BEAN. jq-OTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. Notice is hereby given that the under signed have been appointed by the clerk of the court of common picas of Marshall county, state of Indiana, executors of the etate Leonard Alleman, late of Marshall county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. DAVID R. ALLEMAN. ") WILLIAM ALLEM AN, J xcutorsJan. 3U, 1873. jSq"OTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. Notice Is hereby eiven. that the under signed has been appointed by the clerk of the conrt of common slcas of Marshall county, state of Indiana, administrator of tho estate of William T. Enp-'ish, late of Marshall county, deceased. c-aid estate is supposed to be insolvent. JOHN NIFONG. Administrator. M. A. O. Packard, atty. for adm. Jan. 21. (Qt UERIF F'S SALE. By virtue ut an order of sale and a de cree of foreclosure of mortgage, issued ont of the office of the clerk of the Marshall common picas court, to me directed, on a judgment 'n favor of Alexander C Thomp son ami x nomas r.icionaid, and nga:ns'. John Shafcr and Richard Corbaley, rep! evir. wan nr ma "so oi .iarstail count r, I will expos for sale at public auction oa S'ltuntry, February 22, 1S73(. between the hours of teu o'clock a. m'., and four o'clock p. m., at the door of the court bouse, in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, as the law directs, the follcwin" d.v scri bed r eal est at e, to- wi t : The west Ninety-two acres of the northcast quarter of section number thirty-four (34), in township number thirty-three (33), norlu of range number two (2) east, except twenty (20) aercs ofl of the west side thereof, heretofore conveyed to Pnter fiaitL situated in Marshall county. Indir to the highest bidder for cah. with out reg-artl to appraisement !;iw cK. ject to redemption. DANIEL K. HARRIS. jauCO-22 Sheriff Marsaall Co. j

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s 1 HEIUFF'S SALE. Br virtue of aa order of sle and a de cree of foreclosure of mortgage, issued cut ofllie office of tho clerk of the Marshall circuit court, to me directed, on a judgment in favor of WicEel l Saionst- and against Jonas Bradbury, 1 will expose for saieat pub lie auction on Satunlay, FthHiry 2U, 1873. between the hours often o'clock a. m., nd four o'clock p. m., at be door of th court house, in Plymouth. Marshall county, Indiana, as the la directs, the following deteribed real estate, to-wit : The south half of the south-east quarter of section number eighteen 18, in township numbertbirty-wo 32, north of range number one 1 east, situated in Marshall eounty, Indiana, to tho highest bid-lev for cash, without regard to appraisement laws, subject to redemption. DANIEL K. HARRIS. jan 30-22 Sheriff Marshall Co. s IIEKIFF'S SALE. lis virtue of an order of sale and decree of foreclosure of mortgage, issued out of the jffice of the clerk of Ihe Marshall comiicn pleas court, to ma directed on judgment in favor of Robert Schrocder, and agsinst JGeorgc Hagar and Hagar, I will expose for sale at public auction on Saturday, February 22, 1S73, Between the hours rf ten o'clock a. m., and four o'clock p. rn., at the door cf the -:ourt house, in Plymouth, Mar shall ccunty, Indiana, as the law directs, the following described real estate, to-wit: iorty kcres off of the east end of the north half of the north-east fractional quarter east of lh Michigan road of Michigan road section number ten (10), situated in Marshall county, state of Indiana, to the highest bidder for cash, without re gard to appraisement laws and subject to redemption. DANIEL. K. HARRIS, -jan 30-22 Sheriff Marshall County -"OTICEOF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given tnat Archibald Wirt, administrator of the estate of William IIur;les, deceased, has filed in my office hir final report in said estate, and that the same will be presented to the court of common pleas at its April term, lhi J, for nnal settlement. Witness tho clerk of the court of Common Picas at Plymouth, Ind., January, 1873. JanlC. D. McDONALD, Clerk. N OTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. Notice is hereby given, that the under signed has been appointed by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Marshall county, state of Indiana, administrator de honis non, of the estate of William Gunn, late of Marshall cor.nty, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. M.A.O. PACKARD. Jan 16 Administrator. RAILKOA O EL.ECTIOX. "XTOTICE is he eby given to the Stock JLN holders of the Chicago, Continental a.nd Baltimore Railroad Company, that an election for the election of Directors ef said Company will be held at the office of the seisretary, in the town of Huntington, on the 13th day of February, 183, at 1 o'clock, p. m. By order of the board of Directors. L. P. MILLIGAN, Secretary. -jfJXECCTOR'S SALE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Executors of tho estate of Leonard Alleman, deceased, will offer for sale at public outcry, at the late residence of the deceased, in Green township, Marshall county, Indiana, on Friday, F,lruar14th, 1S73, the personal prooerty of said estate, con sisting of five head of horses; four head of cattle; eight head ef sheep; two head of hogs; two wagnns; two pair bob slods; one grain Urill; t .o sets harness; plows, harrows, and other farming implements. Sale to commence at It) o'clock, a. m Terms made known on day of sale Wil1 also offer at private sale the follow ing ucscriocu real estate: Sw qr of sec. 14, township 32 north, of ranee two east. containing 100 aercs, situated in Green township, Marshall county. D. R, ALLEMAN. 1 WILLIAM. ALLEMAN. J Jan 23 t-3. Executors. I" Oil S.IIjE or isej t. Tho snhsenber dosirps to r lthor !! n rnnl v,i Fruit and Market Garden, pituated near Zehner's unsimiii, in -vest township, ir rented, would prefer a German with a small famlW, who understands taking c ire of era pes and other fruits, and would, u agrei aole, like board in the family, . j!" j vu mu p- uuiizvB or oy letter to L. II. AN DREWS. 3-3t Plymouth, Ind FIRE. Procure your policies against loss by it in tne ltoyal, Continental, Phcnix, of ST. Y.,Michigan Slate, at the agency over the post office. 13-tf Er. S. Fisir, Agent. . No Person can take these Bitter according to directions, and remain long unwell, provided their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of repair. Oyspep.la or Indlp-estlon. Headache, Patn in the Shoulders. Coiiclis, l ightness of the Chest, Diamines, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the. Heart, Inflammation of the Luners, Pain in the regions of the Kidnevs, and a hundred other painful symptoms, are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. In. these complaints it lias no equal, and one bottle wul prove a Letter guar- " " . - iii.H m icnciii, urmi9cnKD. Kor Female Complaint, in younS or old. married or single, at the dim of womanliood, or the turn of life, these Tonic Hitters display so decided an influence that marked improvement is soon perceptible. For Inflammatory- and Chronic Rheumatism and Gout, Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Ijver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Hitters have no equal. Such Diseases are caused bv Vitiated Blood, winch is generally produced bv derangement of the Dieestive Organs. They are atieutle Pnrxratlye aa well a Tonic, possessing also the peculiar merit of acting as a powerful aeent in relieving Cmrestion or Inflammation of l lie Liver and Visceral Organs, aad in Bilious Diseases. For Stent Diseases, Emotions. Tetter, Satt Rheom, Bioiches, Spots. Pimr-les, Puxtuics, Boils, Carbuncles Rins-worms, Scald-Hejd. Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, tcl bcun's, I'iM:oiaraiionstif the Skiii, Humor and Diseases of tfc- Skin, of whatever name or nature, are literally du; up and carried out of Uie system in a snort time !jv the use of lhe- BilterA Unttefnl Thousand prc!a;m Viktca Bittess the roost wonderful Invigorant tliat ever sustained tl:e sinkinr svsieiu. J WALKER, Pmp'r. II. H. MeTMX t,D A. CO. Dniqciirs and Gen. Acts- San FrsnHu-n f-.l and cor. of WaMuncton and Charlton Sts., New York. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. A. C. THOMPSON'S Livery, Feed & Sale STABLE dt the Old Burleye stand i near Farker Uvusc, PLYMOUTH, INDi thHorso3 &. Carriages to Lot, And 11 orsa Boarded oa rvaaonaM terms.

ti E V A DVERTaSEMENTS Largest Organ IJ.t:ibluhment theworhl 7 Extensive Factories. J. ESTY A EOJIP.LT, Prattlcboro, Vt., V. S. A. TIIE CELEBRATED BIT COTTAGE OBGIHS, Th litest and bert inirirovcini'n;. Evrrrthin?

fftlftt Is m?w and mirfl. 1 ne leadlnsr improvements njnicjraEs were intrcdcccd Cx in luisestabiishineut EstaWishcd in lSie. SEND FOR ILLVSTRATED CATALOGUE. GTXLNTS, GUNS, Whole?a:e and Ivors il. Dmble Gnrs at 85 and upward-". Hrcech-'.oailors. So toVifloll rs. Kitle, 7 to S5 dollars, hevolrera, ail kinds ami prices. Air gon and pistols. Sinirio arttrles sent V any part of the (-'jnntry hr express. I". O. 1. Tarjrct companies and bare ball club supplied at lowest wooiesaio rates, ion can save Ko per cent, oy orderitic direct of na, as we import our own cowls. Send for price list. HENKY SCJITKES. Importer and Dealer, 51 Chatham street, (Dear City liail) cw lorn. Isk, P. Coats' U . I5cst Six-Cord WHITE AND BLACK THREADS Are soft finished, w ithout the csa of an v milMiinra whatever to produce an artificial gloss, thereby prcservine the eaperior strength of six cord thread. i ne ne- enaae oi mack tias a silken polish, and alj Domocrs arc warranted six cord to WUincIutive. For Sale by all Dry Goo-.ht Dealers. Asl for J. & I. COTS' KLACIt And use it for Machine Sewing, Witherby, Kngg k Ricliardson, Manufactnrers of f ood-Worlii MacMnery Generally Specialties: Woodworth Planinp, Tonncina- and i.rouvmj. jiasnmis, Kicuarason s latent Improved Macbinee, Jtc, Ventral Cor. Union St., Worcester, JJass. L.B."vV'Itherby. G, J. Rngg, S . M. Richardson A.GENTS ! A RARE CHMCE! ! We will psy all A cents $40 per week in rash who will emrae with naat onre. Kvervth:nr fui-n!ch..ri A. t ooltier. & Co., Bharlottc. Mich ALU r-eiL.uie.K8 wno were wounded, or contracted permanent diseases in the armv. c2n pet pension by writinp to JOHN KIKKPATKICK mvi . VU1UI . i, i-" v . iiimuicuuuiiic VUIU, UJCIOSIII postage. LADII Thenty-flve cents will seenre. by return mail, a brx of Pal mer's Invisible, the most ctiarmins of all Face Powders. S. PALMER, li Plate St. N. Y. OftTAO.'Jft per day! Atrents wanted! All ftO J.XJ cJ)a.U classes ol working people, of cither sex, yonn or old, make more money at work for us 1 i their spare moments, or all the time, than at anything else. Particulars free. Address G. tissue co.. rortiana, .Maine. OPIUM: W'e enrs tho halit nermanontlv, .cheap, quick, wilhont suffering or luwiikcuicuci:. xem rioe vonr case, KATKIH. )r,erricn. Michigan. P. O. Ikx 6. Address S. G. ARMSTRONG. M.D.. KKWAIID. or any case of Blind, lileertin" Tlrhncw Ulcerated met that JJtliim't Pile Remedv fails to cure. It is pre pared expressly to cum the piles, and nothing ctiu nj an muiui, tnue, one uuiiur. PJEV SHOE STORE G. P. CHSSEY, Respcctrully announces to his friends and the people generally mar ne nns just received a run assortment ot ucw CLsru.vi-AiAJUli Moots and Shoes, which he is selling at lower prices than ever before offered. Call and examine his goods at the SIGN OF THE TWO RED BOOTS, In the store recently occupied by T. A. Simons, lI.Y3IOUTII. ID. Measures also taken and Boots and Shoes made to order, liepairiiigdone at all time-son short no tice DjJASlts fLAM & Cc, at the same place K ovembc-r SS, 1S7S. 13 Sn BOOK A 300K ,fr All WANTED J. B. D'JHR & KYDE, !l Hartford, Conn. t aUUAks un.il izJ r 1 XI A Side of Physic. AflffWTU W a VTCTV r-T m-nTs. suu i-ages.do Ensfrariiiars. A startling errpos or medfcnl hnmbuss of the pnsi.aua present, it ventilates quacks, impostors, traveling doctors, patent medicine venders, noted female cheats, fortune fiellers.'and medinras, and pive int.-restinir acco nts of no ed t.tivsirn and narratives or their lives. It reveals s'tartiinir sevrewnnu mtvrucu. an now to avoid the ills which flesh Is heir to. We ive exclusive territory and menu cuuimissions. jr or circulars and terms adiFummiiers. w. a. tJt. KK & 11 XDE, Han ford, Conn., ot Chicaao, 111. AGENTS WAXTKD FOR T1IK GREAT INDUSTRIES OK THE CXITET STATES. 1,300 pasrs and Gfl3 enprsvinn vTntA i English and German. Written by'23 eminent T.- r ii s " " "'" iion. Lion a ' IiovLJi;D- "id many other no less rThl w.ork ' con,P'pt history or all branches j 1 - iiiuiiuiALiuii;, etc., in an ajre. It is a complete encyclopedia of arts and mannfactares, and is the most entertaining and luinnnanoo on subjects of ireneral Interest ever off-red to the public. Ft is adaptedtothe wants or the Merchant, Manufactnrer, Mchanic. Earmer, Student and Inventor, acd sells to both old and vonntr of all el.. The book is sold b acente. who ar making - " ..." i-niio ui uie cuunirj. it is orleJt " the low, Price or 5.S0. and is the cheapest b.JeJerf,I,d snbscription. Ko family should b wilhont . ,""",' .ruh i d with thl8 boot- aT erms HhVr?J.i.VV05Il?oa,'rentJ the exclusive right nt territory. One of oar acents sold 138 copies in event days, another sold 8fi.? In two weeks. Onr osrent in Hartford sold MI7 in one week. Specimens of the work sent to apents on receipt ofstamp. For circulars and terms "J iuimu states, inn no swnt M-a ju m ip ue n. u. u. UUHR & HYDE, Hartford, Conn., or Chicago, Illinois, WE HAVE nt PBEss A BOOK, Da oarll 1 B , 7 .w , "-"in popnmr antnor, on an en tirrlj new abject. The book wiil be nrofhju-i ii OHf rtn ami hnnilsflmoltr Kn A .1 1 i. 11 readily to all clashes. Aaem wishinr to citre J. B. BUEH A HYDE, Hartford, Conn-, or Chicago, 111. vol 18 no 10-ly. raTIGH FARMERS ! THE rL.YJJOUTII J?lii?3es?yCo Ocr all kind of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Slinibs, Etc., sMWaoaas. Our trees are First-Class. We can and do soil for lens money than dealers from distance. Order i'roia onr firm and save money. Erownlee, Oles St Co Pec. 19-16 4m.

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BETWEEN" THE TWO HARDWARE STORES. M. B1SCI03R & CO. Give vs a call before Furchasing Elsctchere. Jan. 1:73 1 . .. i us ! . L . all Jl DRY COODS AND CLOTHING.

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S. BECKER'S STORE, cxl Door to IMilVs Ilakeri,

I AM HAPPY TO INFORM MY ICTSMOMEUS AND TI1K PUBLIC GENERA IX Y, THAT I am ready to show THE BEST SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS EVER BROUGHT TO PLYMOUTH. DOMESTIC GOODS. My stock is fall and complete. I sell pood yard wide Bleached Mnslin for 12Mc; good Glnhaia for l'J!i", and many other grades of jroods In the same pronortion. DRESS GOODS. I have extra bargains to give In Dress Goods. Nice Japanese Dress Patterns for f7 each wnrth while to look at them. FHRWISHIMG G-OOBS, A fnll assortment. CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR: A full assortment, to which I call pattlcnlar attention. f

ITOTION" A fnll stock, and all of eood quality.

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In all shades, and warranted. CLOTHIM, CLOTHIM! FIMy stock of Clothing is very lanre. and well assorted for the rail and winter tade, and will be sold very cheap. Also, NICE AND CHEAP, HATS AND CAPS, In ercat variety and at lowest prices. ""1 tender my thanks to the public for the liberal patronage heretofore re ceived, and shall strive to merit a continuance of the same. November 7, 1S72, S- B ECKS Vt, .

JSlection Notice. Notice i3 hereby given that iu accordance with a resolution of the Board of Trustee of the incorporate town of Plymouth, Indiana, paswtl January 6, 1873, a poll will be opened at the court house in Plymouth, .Marshall county, Indiana, on Friday April 25th, 1S73, to tketermine whether the town of Plymouth shall be incorporated as a city. The qualified voters of said town are therefore hereby notified to appear at said time and place and vote or no" on gam proposition. Witness my hand and seal of said corporation at Plrmouth. Indiana, this 13th dav ot January, 1S73. AKTIIUK L. THOMSON. L S. Clerk Incorporated town of PI jTnoutli. TOE XEW Wheeler ft Film NOISELESS LIGHTRUMIXG MACHINE ! TTas no Cots. Cam or Snotties, and Mas from half to tnree-qnartes less Machinery tcaa any otac-r .Macnme. examine tue new WHEELER &WILS0N SETTING MACHINE before parchaslnother. any n. EIICMPHEEY, A gent Office with CHARLES WlIITMOItK, iAm. Uoham's new E'.cck. Plvmoaih. Ind. Congli and Wfccez. But for rill nt II v- r..l.. r. More. Plrtnoiith. rr M .i.un. . n ... . " Uijurbon.or A. Leslie s, Anro. Indiana, and p taittIeot lirown's Esp.torant, fr.- bf Hianre. It euns C-ou-li, Colds Atliui3. and

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(i It EAT CLOSIjSTG out Jl NOW IS TIIE VERY TIME, AN" I) Is the place to bny yonr Good Cheaper than ever before sold in Plymouth. LAUER &BROTHBR beinif aboat fo dUsolve partnership, and oce 04 the firm. Mr. Levi Uncr, having determined to go to Cincinnati in a .bolesaie establishmt nt, Will Sell Their Entire STOCK Regardless of COST. as they consider this method the best and es le way to convert it into mor-ej. They wiil SELL EVERY THING In tbefr Store, which is Clleto IU ntmostcj acity, consisting of ORY CiOT3. RfATY-MATE CLOT'.IIVG FTKN1MHNO .IS. ,r,d YANKEE NOTIONS at ent nrtf-., . .. . . - . . , i. . " . 7 . "X-"J .nicies rw low eot. The stock la we!! selected, and bonsbt expro-s!y Don't fil to eon-e and ee for yonrelTes be.donTonedtffe ESPECIAL BARG UAS IN EEADY-MADE CI.OTJI1NO. PIECE GOO US and FLANNELS. HLv?.SL hn?inS" 18 door north of Haw ley boct and shoe store. UUER & BROTHER. ""Nov.Il-I2tf f tL iZtZfi r-rrt tr Taraiine I Call at l)tiken hrn..$in ti. . . ' a niin'uiil, t Matt he t ie Ilatth-' ilonrlwn. or A. lslh h. lr. j--"r. liiuiana, aim get a sample lHrtth, ot laraxnw. tnt- oft-barep. It rurn Uv I oinpHiiit. C.xtivpiHw, !ii,!k-.-ti.u. !y-r- i--r