Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 1, Number 43, Plymouth, Marshall County, 22 November 1860 — Page 2

THE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT. A. C. THOMPSON, ::::::::: Editor.

PLYMOUTH, INDIANA: THURSDAY MORNING.NOY. 22. Lincoln'3 Election How received, The election of Lincoln w.is rather an unexpected result, even to his supporters, until within a few days before the election, and considering the great victory the party has gained they have made but a very few small demonstrations. There has been no such rejoicing as we Douglas men would have gotten up had w elected him. At Xeiv Orleans Douglas though beater, h-a, sine the result was known, had a reception that was larger and more entlitistnctis fln anv lt rrmH sf rat ion that ha9 bn cotton nnowr the election of Lin- ...... " Us. .1.. rtmwlit i . .i : i; i, ' surprised at the manner in which this tri-1 i r . r : i,n ,i umnh of sectionalism n received br the llpt'pii Ui IV. All j;.nt.j Ak mi j';. T1..w..ili r..f,c.,r,, :xn poriure un for their coolness '.s tliis: They are conscious of the unsoundness of their doctrine, are surprised at tlioir triumph hi electing their c.vuliJ.-ite-feQl disarmed, as he will be pjw-orI-S3 to carry out any of his doctrir.es in relation to the slavery question, should he b-j peimitled to take the Presidential Chair, and they are fearful lhat the triumph of their sectional doctrines will result in a dissolution ot the Union, rfo far as the victory is concerned, thy are "out of the woods" and why do they not "holler?" . .. , . f . V . -t.a.c of some of the Southern States, and those Deni.n'rats who predicted that such would b the cas in tho event of Lincoln's election, were called "grannies hi pantaloons," : but now that secession is almost certain, we hear no more about t'..e cry of 'wolf,' secessi u and electioneering hobby nor the 'grannies in p.mt:t!oons.' On the other hand Line d.Ts aunporfers have proven thetn?elvs auch 'r iiinifirs' thvit they are afraid to ltj ire over hi? election as Pres-iJ-itcf the United Status for fear he will not, on amount of his Abolitionism, be allowed to presi In over the interests of several of the Southern State-. Ther owe iheir success to the division in the D emocratic party and not to any exertions of their own. The nomination of Lincoln was not received wi:h any enthu-fciasm,-he was not supported over zealously and tha news of his election is no cause for rejoicing by his supporter?. ?eco33ioa Movements. There is nothing of any particular importance transpiring in l elation to the secession movement in the Southern States ince our hiot issue. Numerous meetinghave been held throughout the different slave State. At moot of these, relatiatory resolutions hav been passed almost unanimously. At a lew of these meetings highly conservative resolutions were passed, in substance, that the election of Lincoln was not sufficient cause for secession, but that the legislation of many of the Free States was an outrage upon the right3 of the Southern States and a violation of the constitution and that ihey ehonld be resisted, by all good citizens of the ccuntry. Already, thousands of "Minute Men" aie carolled for the defense of southern rights. If those States do not intend to secede they act very foolishly by making the prperatioiis they have, ami by passing the resolutions which have oeen aJopted at nearly all the meetings held in those States. They will be a touh set of fellows to 'coerce,' sure. The Ckv of "Wolf." Mattingly. of the Republican, said brlore the election that the talk of secession, in the event of Linceln'a election, by some of the southern States, was on! tiie old cry of 'tVolf'and was raised for 'electioneering purposes' and he called those who feared 6uch a re suit, 'grannius. Now that secession and disunion are altogether likely to take place, he tsaya 'let thjtn go by all means,' and, as we have always supposed he was, ho is entirely indifferent as to the results that would follow a dissolution of the Union, judging from the tenor of his article on this Buhject, last week. We are becoming more and more convinced, after talking with many ot theiu, lhat the leaders of the Republican party have id regard for the right of the South, as thoy have no word of condemnation for the fre States that have, by the passage of personal liberty bills, nullified the fugitive slave law. Rather than the southern Slatea should have their constitutional rights, the sectionalisls of the North y let ihem secede 'by all inivana.' XfTThe President has iuscribed 5100 for thj relief ;f the aulTercrs in Kansas, and premiss to appeal to Congress in their behalf. CinnntwU tommerciul. Where is Old Abe? Ho subsribed fifty dollr8 to buy Sharpe'a rifles to send to thm. How much will be givo them to boy bread? Xev Allony Ledger, fi-Tf i stated from Washington that ( thy Interior, has closed a contract wit the Colonization bo .u fnr the support of the Africaus, re turned homo from Key West, fur one year A The whole number returned was 1,000, of which 891 were lan ded Ii. ThU makes $89.100.

Retrenchment Fl3e Premises.

When the Republican candidates who now hold the offices of this county were before the people of the county for their suffrages, they made the 'dear people' all sorts of promises as to what Wey ould do in the way of curtailing the public expence of the county. Among others Judge Fuller was full of such promises and we are informed, (we were not here at the time,) made numerous promises to tüe effect that if he was elected Auditor he would It those do the public printing who would do it the cheapest. He now denies ever having made any such promises, and aceordiigly, we have not had an opportunity to make any bid on the printing of the Deliniu?nt List. We spoke to the Judge about it the her evening in the presence of 8yme gentlemen, one of whom told the JJff lhat 119 haJ ,lüt d0t1 5,3 he HSreed to, by not ffivincr us a bid on the list,; j t . whereupon the Rev. Auditor grew almost r ld'1 in thfl lowest kind of blackguardism. The Rev. gentleman evidently felt that he was guilty of tha charsie made against him, and could think of no better way to get out of it than to resort to low, dirty, blackguardism, in the use of which he is hard to beat. We have heard a dozen or more persons speak of the matter within a few days past aud they allaree in saving that Fuller with theother leading Republicans of the county did say in substance that retrenchment was their motto, and that tha county printing should b3 do r.e by those who would do it fthe cheapest. We were not permitted to make a bid on it at all. This is the way they fulfill their promises. We admire alike the Judges Christianity and political honeslv. Mattingly is not half so much troubled about the tax-payers money as he used to b-i. While the county w is Democratic he was always whining about the high prices paid for county printing and wanting to run the haziness down until the Democrat otfice could scarcely make a living at it, but now that the Republcans have it all to themselves, we hear no more about underbidding from him. Nullification of the Constitution. Since the southern States have began to talk of the rights of each State to sacede, the Republicans of the North have all at once become expounders of tho Constiution and say that those States must be 'coerced' or driven back into the Union if they secede. The facts on this point are simply these; eight of the free States have passed laws making it a penal offonco for a slave holder to come into their State and take his property as the Constitution 6ays he shall. Those States have entirely nullified the fugitive slave clause attached to the Constitution. They have just as much right to secede u.s those States have to make such laws, and while thoae nullification laws stand on the Statutes of those nullifying Abolition States no patriot who is unprejudiced will assist those fanatical Slates iu coercing the South. When those laws are repealed then it will do for those States to say that the South has no right to secede, but not until thtn. The South is under no Costitutiooal obligation to remain in th Union, the aggressions, have all been made by the North upon the South, and they have an inherent right to resist those outrage and in doing so they will have the sympathy of every unprejudiced, honest ci-.izen of the country. The North has commenced tho nullification. We do not pretend to justify tho southern States in c their acts, but there is certainly a very great apoh.gy for tho course she has taken, as she has forebor about 1od enough, we should think, with the insults and outrage- of northern Aboitionism. Let the North bo "coerced" first. Takes it Hahd. Wo see that 'J. C.J.' . 1 of Knox, is troubled about the 'imported votes' that bat him for 'RepresentaJives,' at the October electitn. W e hope the poo" ellow will extract a little poor comfort from 6uch winnings. The votes that de feated him were 'imported to Stark county 'lonir time ajjo. On the same principle, the Republicans of this county imported over 100 voters who voted for Old Abe at the l'ro&ieential electbn. Jehu, you'd Utter own up that run were beaten fairly, aa wo do in this county. The difference in tho vote of the two elections was caused by me division in the Democratic party and many of them staying at hom from the lection. This 13 the trnth about the ruatUr. To this di vision the Republicans owe thir success, and net to any virtue or strength in their doctrines. IIUNTrNOTON CoUNTT ELECTION. The retuns of this ciunty indicate a Republican majority of about 2U0 over the Democratic and Breckinridge parties. Rreckintidgo's rote "will range from CO to 70. In 1858, when Mr. Coffroth was a candid ate for Congress, ho received a majority in this township of 300. lnlCCO when a candidate for elector on the disunion lickfet. ho rece ved 20 votes. "Oh, what ti fall was the," His lavish expenditure of money; his circulation of documents; bis threats to play smash generally if the Democracy would r-ot support tho bogus electoral ticket availed him nothing. A heal.Vr rebuke than he has received, and one more merited was never administered to any man. Democrat.

jCSTW call attention this week to the . 1 -t T rl T. T! 11. ir

CH.u o, ... .ö - ... of WarSlW. Ind.. dealers in paper. Our l i : V , t ' paper is workel on printing paper bought , at their House, and we think for whitene6s, smoothness and strength it compares , ii i . ; .1 favorably with any punt paper use 1 n the western country, and it is cheaper than j . eastern paper. . i lUdiucu, uu me lliumsi., ;u me iisiuniri-ui the bride's father, by Rev. A. Fuller, Mr. Thomas Shirley to Miss Alaiilla Jane Meredith, both of tills COUDty. On the same day by the sam. Mr. Frances M. Gaudy to Miss Christiana Ripley, all of this countr. The above notices were intended for last week's issue but we got to thinking about the "caka" and forgot to insert the mar riages. If the cake had accompanied the DOtices, and we then had failed to inser thani, we would have felt 'awful but as J it was, we have not lost any fdeep on ac- ! . r e i . - i . i. i . count oi our iHiiure to wri uio nuucw as requested. However we rather think it is a small joke on us, and we will quit olFeven with the above named happy new-; i -i t j .t i ri Itf morMjil nflAnlu in,1 thai' rtattil r.ir IPOl 1....... v. themselves under any oblizatiens to brincri us the cake, we were so greatly exorcised about, atid were eo thoroughly convinced should have accompanied the notices. I EO. IS. THRALLS & SOX, Agent for the ELK II ART PAPER MILLS, and general dealers in WRAPPING, PRINTING FOOLS CAP LETTER AND NOTE PAPER, ENVELOPES, INK, vfcC, O0rJer3 by Express will have attention. GEO. R. THRALLS i SON.. WARSAW, IND. nov22n43tf Q 17.1 Ja Ell CI Tit INSURANCE COMPANY': PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $359.746.70. OFFICERS: GEORGE II. HART, Pre't. E. P. ROriS, Vice Ties't. II. R. COGGSHALL, Sec' v and TreasV. S. II. BUTLER, Assistant Sec'. CURTIS L. NORTH General Agent, Masonic Temple CHICAGO. Insures Bulidings, Merchandise, and other property against loss or damage by fire, at rates as low as any other responsible Company . Farlieular attention given to the insurance of Farm Property, isolated dwellings and their furnit nie. lTTLossos equitably adjusted and promptly paid nov,i43tf STATE OK INDIANA, STARKE CO SS., In the Starke Circuit Court March Term IbGi . Martha Jones & ( John T. Junes j rs Foreclosure of Mort gage. Sam'l T.Smith I N'cyM. Smith. I Notice is hereby given that the plaintiff hi t lie above entit'cil cause by S. A. McCracktn Mteir attorney, have filed in the Clerks office of the said Court their complaint for foreclosue, also the allipavit of Andrew W. Porter from which affidavit it appears that the said defendants re non-residents of tiie State of Indian i; they are therefore hereby notified of the filing and ponding of the said complaint, an d unless the said defendants be and appear before the Starke Cin-u it Court ou the first day of the term, tobe holden at the Court House in the town of Knox on the 2d Monday in March 161, and plead answer or demur thereto the same will be heard and determined in thc?r absenco . In Witnc?3 whereof I hereunto subscribe my name and affix the Seal of said Court at Knox the ICth day of November lb6(). JOHN S. BENDER, C. C. C. S. A. McCracken atty, for plaintifT nov23t4 PLYMOVTIl STAPLE MARKETS New Wheat itfl 0 Flour $2503,00 per cwt Co-n i25(27c Oats .. Me.il... Ilutter. .... to 20 .fc-Oe prr cwt ,...ll'(?lrC Sets lb 12. . .2,n0(t?2,.23 . ... ... f(e t,on 5i.C(rtG j Ck... ..... ' Clorcr Nm-iI, dull Timothy ieed yHungarian Grass Seen. Salt per bbl Hides (J reen p'T H Lard Smoked I lams retail Shoulders and Sides IO ..I ih' f-e r. F. W. k C. It. II MAIL TRAIN. GOING EAST. Chicago 7:00 a.m. Grove -rtown... 9:41 " PIvinoHth WWW Piersonville..in:21 " Bourbon 10:3-1 Etna Green.. 10:11 " Ft. Wayne. ..11:30 " r.oisa WFST. Ft. Wayne Ä:2f P. M. Etna Green. ..4:51 llouibun l:r'J " Fiersonvil'.c. ..5.13 " Plymouth.... 5:27 " (Jrovertown . .5:&2 Chicago b:5 " EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAIN GOING EAST. goi.no west. Ft.Wavne....2:ri8A.M. Etna Green... 4:.") ' llourlnjii 4:37 " Piersonville. . .4:50 Plymouth :.! tirovertown. . .5:27 " Chfeago 7:45 r. m CroviV town.. 10:25 Plymouth . y..I:.0 PiersonvilIe..U:(,: " Bourbon ll'.'l6 " Etta Green. 11:2.1 " Ft. Wavne...l:10 a. m Chicago H:18 " TTPersons wishing tr ship freight should have it Ht their station v HUM A-M-o isre shipment name day. .S. R. EDWAiJDi. Freight Agent. CINCINNATI, PERU k CHICAGO K. Ii. LKAVE LaPorte 7:00 a. m. Walkei ton.. 8:15 Tvner B:40 A RRI VK riymouth...D:0') " LEA VK Plymouth.... 5:15 p. M. Tyner.......5:40 Walkerton . .(i:00 ARKJVK LaPorte 7:00 MOTICKTO COKPOKATION TAX-PAYERS. Corporation tax -payers a ro hereby notified that I have the CoiKration tax Duplicate in my hands lor the eallectum of all Ctn-jxn-ation taxes, for th town of Plymouth, Indiana, an I they are reuastedto call and pay. This is the third und last call. Allthopftwlin do not pay up by the lGlh of this month, w ill be returned delinquent ami their taxea be collected aecor ding to law. Olfice with Henry McFarlin, over IcWillams Hror( In my absence Mr. McFarli'i will receive and receipt for Paid laxe. Y Vm. M.PATTERSON, Marshal. novl5thG0 (V7 OTIC E is hereby given that the umltrsipnj ed will, at the next regular term of the Com misfioners Court of Marshall county , Indian to be holden at the Court house in naid county on Monday the third d ty of December, 1HG0, apply for license to sell spirituous lienor, in accordance w ith the provisions of the late General Assembly of the State of Indiana. The location upon whivh I propose to 41 is on the south west part of lot No. 2, in Thomas and Neidig'a addition to the town of Uourbon, in Marthall ceunty, Indiana, and bow owned by Jonathan Humphrey. S. CEALS. nor 8 ta

SPECIAL NOTICES.

W,LL SELL AT C0ST. ! wm R11 Nümber one Coffee at cost six pounds for one dollar, ami the best article of Sufrar iu town lor ten cents per. ,f j rATTERS0Nr n41tf NOTICE: Un and after November 1st, 1 SCO, the busien.s of recv-ivinr and dliveri;r Freight will ,je tl.aKän,.teJ ;l. ti Ncw Ware Hye, on the South side of the raihoiid. Under no cimimstiinees will gOüdi be delivered until all charges are pald s. K. edwakds, Agent. 4 I ... 1 Important to Suar M ancfacturers. We hate been jihown bv Mr. Wm. II. Htciis, Afrcnt tor ti e patentee, a specimen of Supar and Syrup I . .- . " A- l maue irom tue imncse c-upar cane, inai is a une ; specimen of both. It was niude by A. II. Miller's "Rotary Alternating Sugar Evaporator and SelfCleanser." Persons wis ishinj? to purchase one of the Evapo-: pf 11 ,w;-,l "fn u i S! tlS,deÄW; tSffJlt rator cans cet all dressing the 2nd. Mo " - O ' - ' n3'J-w3. STATE OF NDAXA, STARKE CO. S?: Iu the Starke Circuit Court March Term 16G1 James U. Dugdale t1 Complaint or. Notes and vs Edward E. Byles foreclosure. it apppar;n tile in said cause, that the paid Edward E. Iiylcsis si non-resident of the State of ndiana, therefore . ..... v...., v.i-.v.wiv , the ?aid delcndant Edward E. IMes is hereby noti uvd of the riling and peudenov ofaid action, that Knox on TulTLuaL 4 It .1 -MI I. 1 1 1 .1 1 .1 . ! .1 -11 . a a . . j I;y of .March lffil, and unless he appear aud i v... 'ii .'umi i . vii, au-! unices lie u i nar auu i plead, answer, or demur, thereto the same will he determined in his absence. Attest JOHNS.UENDER.Clk, S.C.C.CJ fiv S. E. Short, Den't. A. W Porter, Att y for Plaintift'. novl-JG'l. t bLh 'Wiiimh;li :äy cöncekn Notice is hereby given that George Laramore, Jesse Jackson and Phdander CofSin. heretofore appointed bv the County Cornmwsioiie iof Stark County , ndiana, will, cm the Kh day of Decernoer, isoo, pnice.i to examiue ami assess the amount of benefit or iiym-y to the following descnlioua Illdi m ?w county, through which it is proposed to construct and repair a dram, to wit: .esouui.iau oiu.es-oui.i cm juaiter oi secuou uiin-uii.', in townsmp uunv-iour, norm oi range one west, ami the wen half of section th.rty-oue in the township and rang aforesaid, and the east half of section thirty-six, in township thirty-four, north of rah "re two west. Said appraisers will meet on the piece of land first above described, at ten o'clock a. m. of the day aforesaid, at which nuie and place all who think proper can attend. Rv order of the Starke Ditching Companv. PETER SPEELMON, Clerk. noTl5n42t3 Near the Depot, or between this place and Tvner City, or at the latter place, a gold watch chain, except the hook aud the part that fastened the chain to the watch. Any person finding the said chain will be suitably rewarded by leaving the j same at this xdhce. D. McDONALD. pepäT 3Ctf NEW M3TGÖÖM AT TIIE High Wages for Labor Don't work hard an 1 then buy things at high prices, when you can get twice as much for your tnoncv. I want lanre quantities of For tanning. I want all the 3E3 H 33 2E3 SS5 ther 3 is in the country to be had. When you have got cither to seil, bring them tothestoreo A- C- STALEY at Plymouth and I will give you a better price and Moro Goods Than anv other man ran or dare do for the Mime amouut of RARE, HIDES, or any other kind of P Mi O B I)9C E Come and sec me. "Hearing is believing, and seeing is knowing.' That's a Turkish proverb, and "if you come to "see" me and "hear" my prices for goods, you will 'believe and 'know' that lean do better by you than any man in Plymouth. I have en hand a good stock of GROCERIES AND NOTIONS. STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS Of all kinds suited to the market, lam a plain looking, honest talking and fair dealing man, mean i just what I say do just as I agree and shall suereed in bene iitin" you il vou will let me. Tha o! 1 and wel. kno'-n Tanner S, S. STALEY, Will turn your hides into leather at the .shortest 1111(11 t aill III till' ll rl tiIlllilX.H i v i Iii. Market, we can pay more than those who buy cnean- tan n Ütf A. C. STALEY TV lOSES A. KIDW ELL JOHN GARDNER 1 1 J having forme! a partner.-hip for the purpose of carrying on the IF AGO X AND RLACKSMITIIING BUSINESS. Aud having purchased the stand formerly occupied by E. S. & A. P. Elliot, in South Plymouth, Ind., respectfully inform the public that they sire now in iU'Till "fcJcvsrt, Prepared to receive orders and execute all work in their line in the best and most substantial maimer, on short notice and reasonable terms. As they will give their personal attention to the business, they hope to deserve and receive a liberal share of the patronage of the citizens of Marshall county. Biiiw'm-s, CiUTiaPs ami Wagons, Of all kinds ami qualities kept constantly on hand and for sale or made to order. i ''Repairing of all kinds promptly attended to. O "Particular attention will be paid to Shoeing nous ks ami oxj:n. jy2fin97tf KIDWELL k GARDNER. STATE OF INDIANA, ) Marshall Circuit MARSHALL COUNTY. Court, Feb.uury ) Tcrm.lSGl. Pamclia. Whitmore and "1 Charles Whitmor, her j Complaint on promhusband, ifsory note, with prors. J ceedinys in - attitchJohn W. Godfrey. j meut. . Whert'as,lie Plaintilli in the ahove entitled cause by Reeve & Cnpron their attorneys, have th'w day filed in my office, their complaint in Faid cause; and it appearing by the affidavit of a disinterested person, on file in said cause, that the paid John W.Oodfrev is a non resident of the State of India, ia, therefore .he said defendant, John W. Godfrey, U hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said ation, that the Mine will be heard at the next term of said Marshall Circuit Court, to be begun and held at the Court Hotie in Plymouth, in s.tid Marshall county nud State of Indiana, on tho second Mon lay the ll'h day of Febru iry lfl, and miles he appear, and plead, answer ör demur thereto, the sain will be determined in his absence. H. R. FLUSHING. Clerk. Nov 1 ii 1 1 w 1 NOTICE TO HEIRS. Notice if hereby given that at tho September term of the Common Pleas Curt in the State of indiana, thcie was remaining in my hands after final settlement, of the if late of John Huff, late of Stark County ndiana, the sum of forty dollars and thirty-six cents, for distribution to heir, pubject to the expense of this notice. Attcst, JOHN S. RENDER, C. C. CT. stark Co. norlS5n42t3

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rOSL ill; Presidentirl Canuv m of 1860. In order to meet tli wiln -t f ni.iny of our friend? and for tiie purpose of a.i vntieing the cause of Democracy in our cor.i.ty, vc olier the Democrat at the follow in rat-s : Single copy until Pre?id-nti.i! c! o:Ini, corurucccin? July 4JG 30 cents. !Clul3 of 10 2o cents each. ÜTTayme.nt Invariably in Aivance. A.C. THOMPSON, Tlyinouth, Ind. 33"Ifthe el ection were left to the votes of our children, Dr. Hull would certainly be our next President. His Vegetable Worm Destroyer has riven him a placa in thoir grateful recollections, f i i .... "f , ' 7" i V uw"w" UJ 'H'-U- , "eau 01 being QOftCii With uauseous drugs to expel worms, .- V candy dro?,. and the t rr w r l r in r- ii--snv.t.. .1. i-..-j . . i niiit 1 l v thnr nra u' next day they are well again. Bardstoicn Gazette. THE Whrclcr and Wilson SEWING MACHINE. Havin? secured the agency of this celebrated Sewing Machine, I take pleasure in recommend ing it to my friends, and all those who want a first ill to emi:il to anv tor hravv mnnnfietiinn purposes, it is superior to all others for fine work sucli asShirt-Ii'.soms, Ladies wear, &c. &c. It has the adv mtage over the double lock stitch on account of its great saving of thread making a J These machine will be kept by me for sale, and 1 , , , , . n can at a!l tllnc m Perat,0I,rl ?FrT . ,. T , . 00 ,rn oT,.A yh, Ind. Aug. 23, lc60. n31tf m-; suit 10 you'ue kigiit, AND THEN GO AHEAD! i I a!n now receiving an assortment of goods, that will compare favorable with anr Stock in Northern Indi.ua. It h nntnccessarv to cnlanre upon the subject of honest dealing &c., as this is j a matter of COurrfC, in a well regulated t-stablUh- ! nient. U? strict attention to business, I hope to j rcc.eiVe m t-h t.e of your pitroriage. , Kespectflilh , ADOLPH MYERS. rr-.w . u it. i ITj W atche,. Clocks and Jewelry, reparad b goa w orkm:ui' :n the j mvsi appuu'U iu.tiuici. 11 ibtf. j"EW, INTER ESTING & ATTRACTIVE m " , Regs leaTe to inform his friends and the publicgenerally, that he is iu receipt of a COMPLETE STOCK OF MERCHANT-TAILOR'S GOODS. Comprising Fine Cloths, Reaver for line Business and Over Coats, a well selected assortment of Flam and Fancy Cassimers of foreign and Domestic fabric, and a choice lot of V E S T I X G S , such as Plush, Velvet, Marseilles,"Grenadiens,ete; together with superior and suitable trimmiags; all of which I am prepared to make up according to order, on short notice and at reasonable prices. Grateful for the former liberal patronige heretofore given me, it will be my ppidy to merit and continue the same I am also agent for. YoHiti's Eamty Sl icing Marlmie, THE I1EST IX MARK KT. Which I will sell chea.iand give instruction gratis. Ati-nst 30. It-ftU ii2Jtf . E. .öll()ÖK. Win. S3. ISrouk, Jr., Successor to Charles L. Hill, U IIOLKSALb UKALMt it i I -y . , J-jcLW llllCl IviefllCal BOOilS, Sheet Music and Musical Instruments, WALL, WINDOW AND CEILING PAPER FORT WAYNE, Ind, Also Manufacturer of BLANK BOOKS of every description Binding neatly executed. n27m3 MIOSES T CO it. YE 31! I respectfully announce to the patrons of , TT A 1 O rP p U Xr 1 "P J 1"1 IN LÖ i O J IV x J J IV ! That I have recently returned from the at and I ü receipt of a Full and Completo Stock Of carefully selected DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES And everything else formerly kept by me, which I will sell at fair prices. I will take in exchange for goods, all kinds of MER CflXXTA RLE PR 01) UCE, And MONEY WILL NOT BE REEUSED. I invite my old customers to call and exomuie my stock and prices, and if they suit, they will be sure and buy. I have no blowing to do to induce you to purchase of mo. Honorable, straightforward dealing and a living profit and no humbug, is my motto. ' Those knowing theniaelvcs in arrears are notified that their dues are very much needed, and I hope they wil redeem their promises to pav up. J. BROWN LEE. Plymouth 0ct.lln.18tf Old Iron. . X WILL pay one" cent and a quarter per pound for all Old Iron delivered at inv Foundry, in Wis place. F.' II. HALL. Plymouth. July 2f, 18o0. n27tf STATE OF INDIANA STARKE CO.SS. uthe Suike Circuit Court March T on 16 Ctiarlc S. Tibbite. f rs Robert L.Wbb l'raiicii) J. Webb 1 Forerlosare. Whereas tho plaintifTin the above entitled rause by A. W,' Porter his attorner has filed in my office his complaint in paid cause, and it appearing by allidavit of a dUhitciested person on file in" said cause that the said Robert L- Webb and Franc; J, HVbb, aac non-residents ofihe State of ndiana, therefore the said defendnnth Robert L. IV bl and Francis J. H'vbb are hereby notified of the fil ing and pendency of said Court "to be begun and hold at the Court House in Knox. ton the 1 Dh d.i" of March D-Gl. And unless they appear aud pl.ad .answer or demur thdreto the same will pe determined in tdeir nbence. Attest JOHN S. RENDER, ClkC. C. Uy J. E. SHORT, Dep't. A. IV. PORTER. Attv, for PUintifT. Jnor.lhGO.

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Laif News From II end-Quarters! GREAT ARRIVAL AT THE LOW PRICE ST011J GOODS FOR THE MILLION! HORRIBLE SLAUGHTER GF HIGH PRICES TIIE " GREEX MO USTA LY B O VS' XEVER SURRE XI) ER! TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS Of tha Small Trollt Sc Head v-Pa v Svstciti. To the citizen of .Marshall and surrounding counties. We return you many thanks for tiie ! and hope bv HONLoT AND FAIR dealinir to j merit its continuance. We have jut received cur FALL & WINTER poods and c.ui show you a much larger stock th ai ever before line of comprising everything in the DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, tt LASSWARE, BOOTS JL- SHOES, HATS & CAPS, CLOTHING, vtC. AC, A'U. We should lack space to give you a list of all the articles to be found at the Low-Priced Store, un. less the Editor will a-reo to enlarge this nanet. rt f I I Our goods hare been bought on the most favor- ! able termd, and we can and will sell as low as any ( store in the country. We invite all to examine our goods and j COMPARE OUR PRICES With those of our neighbors' and see the difference, tiive us a call at our old stand on the corner south of the Edwards House. lOCr; Si SMi'i if ep27 3fil ADMINISTRATORS SALE. T jj"MIE undcisigned will oiVer for at public ; J outcry at the Couit houe d or in Piyraouth .Varshall countv In 1. .n the '.t!i d.iv cf Noi ni'. r lfc'tiO between tho hours of HI o'clock a. m. ana 1 ' o'clock p.m. of said day the following d sei ";!..-d real estate beloniiiir to the estate of John Coti-le defeased to wit; The North E.K fiaiion of, Sectio No. Nine (0) in township thirty three (Xt) ' north, of range two (2) east containing six and , twenty-seven hundredth more or less also three , acivs in the South East comer of the orth Ecst quarter of ectien (19) in towB?hip tlritV-three (3.?) ! north eframre four M)East also lot number IfJ) and the soulh half oflot No. 158 in the town of Plymouth also that part of out lot No. 3!) in Plymouth, which ließ north ofllroadw.iy street in Indcpendance (commonly known as Cougle's ad dition to Plymouth-) and not included in the plat of Inetendan"e also lots numbered from 7 to 17 in elusive, and from '.W to M inclusive, from 17 and ' 4$ and from 50 to 53 inclusive, in the plat of indcpendance. Terms of sale one third cash in hand the day of Sale., the remainder in two equal installments, payable respectively in six, and twelve months li'om the day of sale, with interest waiving val- j ohlatn laws. Should f aid lands or anv-portion of them remain . unsold, at said time I will sell the same at piiv.ite . rale on like terms. Emily Cougle. ! John G. Osborne, Adrn's ADMINISTRATORS SALE. 7VJOTICEIS II ER ERY GIVEN, that I will 1 sell at Public auction on Tuesday the 2'M day of October 1G0, at the residence of Wellington Woodward late of Marskall Ceunty deceased, all; his ncrsonl i.ropertv, not taken bv the widow, consisting of Horses, Hogs, Cattle, farming tools Household furniture &c. A.c. A credit of nine months will be given on all sunisovcr three dollars tho purchaser giving his note with approved se curity with interest, waiving valuation and nppraiscment laws. Hannah E. Woodward Administratrix, fHIE increase of business ha convinced I Ii, B. DICKSON & CO, That they must buy larger ftocks and consequently they have just returned from the cast where they purchased the Largot na.cL ID est; Selected stock of Ever iu this markt. Also Of the BEST QUA 1 T Y and Tiie great increase of our husines is good evidence that wo urc ofl'eri. g Inducements. ii n. niniisox J t LK'o . it i LL kind of Fanry Hardware at

OR THE DEMOCRAT

CLOTHIXfi I OR TIIE MILLION Itmufftctureel ret IJoiiie. If you want an article of Clothing that is weJI made, of poodtjUalitv, and Cheaper than elsewhere, it will be to your interest before purchasing to call at DAVIDSON 8c Co.'s CLOT1IIXG EMPORILM. ', where as l irge and as well assorted a stoi k of 1 Clothing may be found us anvhcre in thU Stat. Hiving our Clothing manufactured hr ! racliinery anl Hand, i and in successful operation, we arc really enabled to ell a BETTER CrAKMENT liow, at J. K S S CO S T , than Eastern work form illy. We would call c.j ci.il attcmiuu to our large ; rtOck Of I I MEN'S and BOYS' ! EI A ' ö A X fi C A V & , ! hich in themselves would fcll a good sized ftorcI ooiu . Ah"0 our f t k of ! GENTS FURNISHING G IliSiery, iOc. !u fact everything belonging to a lET'lst- Class G nis Out.itliny hrcli nt -Tailors Establish tt ' cm b found in uulity. (Uantity and price, at ; terms to suit the most lastidiovu and the cliest . buyer. Having i SUPERIOR FACILITIES l to make um ir.nuif iits to order, together with a treat variety of Pi; Goods ! Coin'..iii:i j : ' OA J JNGb. IWNTALOOMNGS. AND VEST I 'GS. It i:I be advantag"iM for that k:nd of CwSimers lo tail o.'i lis. Sinti if xSct;; rfutiiinz Suitaii-r f;r :11 ::''e- fi jin three vepr kM D WIDSON Ä Hi. n:"tf pi v.l. -..!:. s.t.f.. I-'-Dry Goods and Groceries. Ifiliji,' lecelit'i rereiv-'! liiect from tire !',i ' in cit'esa lareaii t we'll s-dectcd lo:k ot" Ii-.. n.n st respect lu! I :iiiTioniccs o the go.d buying pnl lie tliat he op'niiig tliem up for inspection, at ?(if. Marshall Ci, , and asks a fair au I impartial examination, l..f!i is to the piaü-y ot Goods and Prices. My stock it full and complete and consists in part of ! , . ni , FRENCH AND AMERICAN IKIM. Bleached and Frown Mnsl'ti RaVlllr, Linen. I .a . Hosiery, Trimi. lings Cambric. Collars . Neck -Tic, Silks. Pf I .ain's. Cloth, Indigo, de-. Paints, Shaw'..--, Embroideries. White (Jood, ( i loves. Notions. Incrtinr. Edling, ?kirt, Shirts, Lustres, Vcstiiigs, Nad--, Futt, o;is," (iroi-rrirs, Ac. AH of which will be sold low for CASH or an jrroVcd Produce i couciiiMou. let me mv hat my motto .. Qi.'ukSalvs and Small Profils," and that 1 ain dc:, nmi ed not to be undersold. Give me a call and judge lur v uiel v 'S. J AMES M. W1CK1ZLR. ' Argus Jul vJl.. in:t). n. ! ADMINISTRATORS SALE. ! p. ' OTICE IS IIF.RERV GIVEN, that 1 will ! j s 11 at public auction. n Saturday, the 27th i day of Ortab.-r lMn, at the resi fence of John I Cook, late of Mai h.i'.l county, deceased, all hi i personal property (not taken'by the wiodw ) cor. -j eistir.L'of h ite.,"c:itth-, sheep, wagon and hnr ; ness. .-..rn in the field, w heat in the barn, and otli cr articles to rv.uu roust mention. , A endit cf vlcvcv month will be gienon 1 . -Minis nvc- three dollars, the purchaser pirin h" note with approved peeunty waiving valuaüeii : and appraisement laws. John Gordon Admirittrator. October 'M. l-fv. ror Sali. 'IHF dil.scribor otVcrs for sale the west lialf.-i ' f I., t -IG in the original piatoi Plynouth, w-;n the an urtenaTu-es. For a lusincs man it i a dc- ; X . xm ! JUST BECEIVED. ' A NFW wpplv of Groceries of 11 kinds that 1 A I wi JlilUpro. defying romretotlon. .1 1,1 sei go.Hlsof.he best quality fori, price i win !-. in Plymouth. thin anv otner "v-v... :ir me a can m'" " '' t . - T. J." PATTERSON. 4,7t Gtf WOLF CREEK f ji i ii n .n i 1. 1fTIHE alK)ve in med mill, x mili of I Plymouth, now doing eclQ' r CUSTOM AND MERCHANT WORK. i The. proprietor spares no pains . . i .;0n anX ii.teihls keeping hi. null n a condition to 'he . tir . I VeryBestflf Hori. ! ..i r...u confident that he will not fad to Mt- ; v ili mho but favor l.im with their Pron.?. Flour, Meal.' Uran, ic.,kept constantly on hau 1 lnd will be soi l at the lowest living pnecsHe n swctfullv Voliri' ratronaKe from tli- cttj .en, of Marshall and .1 U . j Ph m vith, Aug. . UH 1