Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 3, Number 6, Plymouth, Marshall County, 6 March 1862 — Page 3

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. NUMBEK 0.

VOLUME 3.

- - VI Vf ViV " LOCAL AND .MiSi'ELLAJ.'EOrs. r.rr zzz : ': :: . JOHN McDONALD, :::::: Editor . . - - -- . ' 4 t

e take pleasure in laying the following coml. . : , .. .... ,. munication, in reference to an article published in , , , . tlns paper two weeks ago, before our readers. ...... , . . . . Although it is a source of inter.se mortification to us. we confess our inability to see wherein the writer makes a "point." He does not deny our statement that he was instrumental in drawing up a petition for Capt. Johniou to resign; neither i does he contradict the statement that a petition ; was raised requesting "Lieutenant Mattingly" to resign. His remarks derogatory of Capt. Johnsoa j hare, we apprehend, no particular revelancy to j the suhject under discussion; and if ri.T of the j statements again- that officer are incorrect, we , presume they will be answered in due season.-Eo. Mr. Editor: In your issue of the 20th ult., there was an article which doe me great injustice, und which I am not willing to pass unnoticed. From facts in my poses.--io:i, I am lead to believe that you spoke according to your information, ami not from a desir to injure me. The article referred to charges El with entertahri:g a desire to become Captain of Co. I), lth ; Ind. Heg., and that for this purpose I circulated a ' petition requesting Captain Johnson to resign. ' The right of petition will not be denied, audita' . ' . ..I . , ,i ,,i r . , r precedent is wanted, I will state that the aforesaid ; . . . ... . .-. ' Captain signed, and was active m procuting otner ,-,!.' signatures, to a petition requesting Col. Moody to , avocate" his position. -Wiiit is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander." I am accused of ambition. Iftuchwa my motive I would doubtless have been grievously disappointed in the result. It is the practice of the Olli Regiment to waive the right of promotion, and fill all vacancies which may occur bv an election. I had been ?"ck and at home from the 20th of Octoher to the 11th of January, while the Orderly Sergeant had Wen with the Company all the time, had proved himself competent for the poition, and had a vacancy occurred, would have been elected Captain in spite of anything I could hare done. I should, myself. Lave favored h promotion, in order to divest the project of anything that looked like ambition on my part, and it would have required the utmost "unamity" (to quote the language of my late commander) to have induced me to accept the j osilion under the circumstances. Indeed, had I yearned for the place nnd its many respondhilitiv., I should have bided my time, and waited until I could have distinguished myself, and gained the affections of the men, many of whom are comparatively stranger to me. The petition referred to merely stated that Cartaiu Johnson was incompetent, "thai his experience of five months had availed him noth ng; that he continually exposed us to mortification by his ii.excusable blunders, made under mot aggravating circumstances, and at times when all were animated with a desira to emulate other Companies in perfection of drill. As a proof of this, he did not le;irn, until recently, how to Form Company' wht;i marching by platoon-", and then not until p-eially instructed by the f 'mriMiiiliii Olhcer, in the presence of the whole hattallion, a piec of information simple in itself, and in the possession of the niot inattentive o' our number, privates as well as olücers " It id trr.e that I knew him to b a most notorious blunderer at home, and had jour authority, Mr. Editor, for syin that whenever he opened I. is mouth the lne of Lindley Murray rallied in the pr.ive ; hut I supposnl him capable of learning, or I never ."houIJ h.ve accepted a secondary position uiitJer hin. He has !i.tl oipnrtnritr, and does actuallv study, but the more he stirpes iho less he seems to know. Tliose commands which lie does give properly arj stereotyped, and if fi;iniin-d before a military boird and compelled to execute hit own orders, 14 saltpetre wouldn't save him." Tho petition wa circulated a short time, and received about twenty-fve signatures, including many of tho. ui ;ig whom jTomotion must hereafter take ! r.i, if any attention is paid to fitness and acqu i .ance with the drill. Capt. Johnson did not wuit for Iiis friends to move in the matter, but drew up a remonntrancrt airain-t hi own resignation ; then with tea' tu! eyes he addressed the men, appealing to their sympathies, and imploring their derision in his favor, and many, out of compaMon, igned his paper. Finding tl.at the majority had concluded to retain him. ! could not find it in my power to stifle my elf rcspect Hiitüciently to play second fid lie to a mm whone blunders iu tie him the liucrhiiig tork of the reimnt. and who occupation of any office is a ftigma on the j iotellience of tho.v who placed him tlire. To j hw tHat I lo not underrate his e pa ity, f thin it would be a good idea to send hint an Comnjisifjer across the "Pot-o m.c," whe.e Ks n'rine jirgon might lea-1 the "re bels" to suppose that irie foreign nation had allied itself niih the United States, in order to cruh out the rebellion and '4ACfjuiece more territory. If the rebe' (General, Hardee, Die author of the"pret-nt system of tactics, is ever capture!, it would be a cruel, but deserved punL-hnicnt, to eompt'l him to l:ten while Johnn drills hi Company, two hours each ! rw- I .t I i.: If I

v. ine nnnippy F- ,. ) Mort,.s drawII p Änl cknowlwith a lel wrench Jnfore the en J of a week. edced. Your article further -tates that a i-tition re-; Colleetion, and all other business will receive questing me to resign 'eive! over eightv signa- ; prompt attention. . . ... . ' ,' . OUiec up xtairs in the Hank Iluilding. 45tb tures. A refer et i rr to tbe morning reports of Co. 1), wid re.eal the fut tl..C only .ity-seven , ponr TeaCIierS Wanted, wre pres.cn r .it RowI'burg at the time referred to, ; tLeUlaticebein- either dead, discharged, or in Tlie undersigned, School Trustee for the Cor- .......... c , , rw.ration of Plymouth, will receive pronsaI u.itil the Lospitilatrt-ttrrmau. Such a pet.t.oa was . yUrt.ht ,H", , from teaehers, to never presented to me. though I understind that r,j1I(.t Free Sdiool in said town for the term of C'l. JoJiiisor, w.in verv d.nirous of working my sittr five davs, to conunence on tlu firs'. Mond.iy - ' .. . t. ...I ...1

dismre. H id Fueh a reuest been presented. , , .. . i- i coupled with any charges involving my honor, I fhou! 1 Ii ivv deruandi'd a Court Martial forthwith. and the enfor : wont of , the r'cKJ)' lll,'ns against t!io who rnahVe woull lend thm to ehnrge j hvtthey co Id Dot prove. To war 1 Cat. Johnion peronally I have not at snj tin etilcrt.iined any antipathy. He is a good,

tind hearted fellow, but these are not all the quil-j A LKCTURP. ON Till. NATO Rl', TRKAT Uieatiom that are required in a military officer. In- ! ment arel railieal cure of Spcrmatorrlnea, or Semifl'ienred by the purest motives. I have nothing V ; n.tl Vcrknri . Involuntary Krnixtfion. Sexual

retract, or no apologies to make for what I have done V. II II. MATTIX'ILY. 'elern b a letter to Wm. (Ireenawalt, from Ü)c V M. at Davenport, Iowa, that Lis son, Jo!m

Greenaalt, known t- many of the citizens of this .jij pMI,oVe. without melicine, and without t'in.wa at the battle at Foil DuicLson, and ws ' ,;,r, -rerun surgical opTation, bougies, intruiu.ll.il..i.r. ii,.t HPrerclr. He w.i a member ments. rins. r curdiaN. puintin-out mode of

ir.it it i i Cn f fir.t he 2,1 Iowa, ".nd belonged to Co. (- l' nter the enemy's entrenchments. Of the feat of tl Us enter

lm. Halleck leraphcd the Adjutant (General . 'hi lecture uill prove a hoon to thousands and Of low I' ' lllOU:lllC. "St. Lorn, Fe. 0. j Sent ndcr seal, in a plain envelope, to any r.d"To Adj. flen. N. H. Pat: I receipt of six cent-, or two postage

"The Second Iowa Infantry proven u enMeives hr tiravrst of the brave ! They had the liouur of leading th 3 colucja which enteral Ft. Donelsoii.

II. W. HALLECK.

Thiscelehrated troupe gave a concert at Cor(bin' Hall, Saturday evening. Messrs. Franklin ; and Smith, formerly with the Continentals have J been "promoted to the panorama business." The j concert fully sustained their high reputation. "The I Monks of Old," a bass solo, asking by Mr. Wati son, was unapproachable. Mr. Lewis composi-

production. Mr. binder, although not considered i sm as fine a tenor as -Vir. r rankhn, takes a more lm- . . portant part in the concert than hiä predecessor. I,l!Cliry. p jj pcLand k Co. 's Chemical Saleratua is trujv ft uxurytas it makes such nice white bread, h,xuriou, buscuit and pastry of all kind. Mrs. jonos An,i 4Mr3. Smith always use it, which acctts for their being mich model cooks. Oet 80me anj trv jt for yourselves. r n iimummiuigmii IHI?!) : Jn j0ni9Ville. Ky., on Wednesday, the 2Cth till, of hm fCXCFf n'vaznT B. lVrransaN, aged twentyone years. The deceased had volunteered in the defence of his country, and, when opportunity offered would no xnn))t h,ive proven himself a true soldier. His reiniimA wcre brought here for burial. It may be trujT saij cf ,;nif t-,at those who knew him best. loved him most." We deeply sompathize with his grief stricken pvrents, but they have every reason to believe that he died in the hope of a glorious immortality. "There it a joy in the midst of grief." . ,. , A- , , In Bremen, in this county, on the 2th tilt., Mrs. ' J Elizabeth Moore, aged ninety-four years and ten ' J J months, March the 3d, Willard Lerot, infant son of A. C. and Mary A. Harris. How caln. ate fhy slumbers, Tliou sweef little stranger! Unmindful of sorrow. Regardless of danger. Thy mild spirit left thee As pure as it found thee. Ere the cold cares of life Spread their darkness around thee. Sleep on, lovely cherub, No more shalt thou waken ; Thy body lies tenantlcss, Cold, and forsaken ; Tho now thy pile body In Prath is reclining. Thy Kright, otIess spirit, With angels is shining. No more hall the eyes Of affection heboid thee ; No more -hall the armn Of a parent enfold thee. Our Saviour to us The assurance bus given. Of such as thou art Is the Kingdom of Heaven. Notices. ii1 THE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT ft' B I.I Sil ID EVERT TIlI'rtSOAT, BY T. Term of Srr.sciurrioN: 81, IX ADVANCE. Short Tim-in in rn.MiT-r tri"; llurn s .i-riber. K(irci;n SuWriWri to cnmj'ly with the Ternn. T i : i : m s of A i v i : i st i s i n j : On i r. (1 linMor month, $1 : thr Tnnthi. tw.t-fiftv ; si TH'tntli-. thrc-fiftr; un- yT. n '(llKri. A 1iW:1'!i''iM will' mil- t'i tli'Mo who alri-rti-v t th- am Hint ..fa urtr. Iinlf r trln.le pol.imn Vv the B!''.t?i or year, laical A.vertisintnt t. 1- either pat'l f-.r r ..Tir..l in -lnr i.f p.it.lieTion. 'o v.. -unott pat'l t- f'r-i)ii aWeniinf nnlew vromtrint'M '.v t'i rsh rth 11KST OK KKKEKKNCKS. JOB DEPATl'O I ENT. VV arc rrrr t' 11 kn"l,'r Posters, Irogr ttuimcs, C I RCU LARS. FA M I'lILKTS, G AUUS, BLANKS, BILL HEADS, JLcTraMS VERY REASONABLE. I. T. rBIII.MFS, Attorney and Counsrlor at Law, Plymoath. Marshall Co., Ind. Ij-OFUCE IN WKSTKRVKLT HLOCK.j Practices in Marshall, Fulton, Pulaski. Starke, Lake, Porter, St. Joeph, Laportc and adjoining counties. janO lly. D. K. VANVALKENIJURfilf, ATTOKNEY AT LAW AND NOTAltY Iril5TTO, PLYMOUTH. :: :: INDIANA. I Apni. ensu.n-. i.vpene, , .c, ,,.., ou.er o.iarfications being e.jua., will be Lriven tlie profitmi(.. SHERMAN, febl.l-.1tt Pruitre MANHOOD: How lost! How Jtrstoml! JiHt Published, in a scaled envealope. Price f3i ,it Deltiliiv, and I mnedimciiU to Marriage generally ervluslles, t'onsi tnption, Kpilepsy nnd Fits; Mental and Physici.! Itieapacity, reuniting frot.i Self-Ahu-e, kv lly R !ert J . Cul verwell. M. D., Author of the (Ireen llofk, 4c. The world renowned autnor, in this admirable J.cetiire, clearly proves from h! own experience thitlhe - l'tt I consequences of 'Jv If ahuse may lo t ure at once certain and cllectiial, by huh every nr, no matter hat his con-lilio,, maybe, n cur? j,;msojf the.iply, privately anl radically. Piauip-. uj o-ne...., D. CTIMS. J. C. KLINE.

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KlarcUrarc.

THE HUMBUGS HAVE UÜ1USTED! But the firm of II. B. DICKSON öc Co. Have'nt; on the contrary have made arrangements for By adding immensely to their already unrivalled stock of H ARD W A. R E, CUTLERY, T I i - W A 31 K , SHEET -IRON WARE! Agricultural Implements, GLASS, INT O T I O 3NT S , cfi3C.y d3C.f cfco. Having just arrived from the EAST ER IV CITIES, Where we purchased of the Importers & Manufacturers A T We arc able to offer STILL GREATER INDUCEMENTS TO Cash and Short Time Buyers THAN KVER BEFORE!! We have a complete toek of everything pertaining to the trade, and are selling goods on Bottor Torms Than any other similar establishment in NORTHERN INDIANA. OUR TIN-SHOP! Is supplied with all the materials and toolj necesR.ary to turn out THE I1EST OF WORK And hcin? under the Superintendence of Mr. J. ly. LEONARD, an experienced Tinuer. we feel confident in heng able to give entire satisfaction in the line of An cxan.ipntion of our stock ami prices cannot fail to convince purchasers that we are offering superior inducements. (Üve u n eall. II. II. DICKSON k Co. II. TT. DICKSOS J.C. LEONARD. Plymouth, August 22, 30tf Tiotrtu. HASLANGER HOUSE, Near the Dridre. and within a few minutes' walk of the Depot, South Plymouth, Ind. Thr si!berihrr hi jut opened the nhorr Honse, and isdetermined to keep it in a manner every way worthy of public patronage. II IS T A u r. E Will be supplied with the best the market afloids ; charges reasonable, and evry exertiou used to render the stay of quests agrrCablf; CONVKNIKNT STAHL KS Attached to the premises, and a faithful ostlor alwaysin attendance. JOHN C. IIASI.ANGER. Plymouth, March 21, lyCI 9ml "THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME." BENDER HOUSE, Knox, Starke County, Ind. J. I). CL.AHK, : : : : : Paorairroa Having retaken this well known House, and refitted and refurnished the arno throughout, he is determined to make it a First Claiot Houe in all particulars. - - - - upl2-321y. Adminislralors Sale of Real Eslalc. nie undersigned as Administrator, de Ixiui rntn, of the estate of Jacob Weaver, deceased, in pursuance of an order of the .Marshall Court-of Common Pleas, made at its February term, lfi2, proreed to sell at public sale, at tho court house door in PI) mouth, Marshall County litdiana.on the 2Mh day of March, lkfi2, between ihe houm of 111 o'clock A. M..and I o'clock P. M.on said day, the following described real et ite, belonging to thectate of said decedent, to wit : The un-iivi-ded 73 of the South lvtt o,it irter, of tho South Fast ijuarter, of Section 13, in towndiip 33 North, f Kangc one Kat. Should said land fil to sell nt said time and place, 1 will offer the same at private sale until I ,oI.l. Ine terms oi saie are, one iniru oi me I pun base money, Ca-.li u hand, one third in sit j month, at.d one third in twelve months from the l it ir nf notes for deferred navmentrf. with interest; w ithout relief from v ablation laws, w ith freehold security, and subject to the confirmation of said court. JOHN C OS IN )I(NK, fcb?0 111 Afltn'r d boni$ non.

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GLORIOUS NEWS!

OUR COUNTRY IS NOW SAFE. BUCK & TOASTS MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE! MUCH HAS BEEN SAID ABOUT WAR, but the great question that now agitates the American people, is the LARGE STOCK OF GOODS ! For sale at tho MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE o r BUCK &, TO AN, Wester vclt Block, They havo made ample provisions to supply all who are in want of anything in their line of trade DON'T FAIL To call, examine, and satisfy yourselves June C, 18GI 191y rjIHE PLACE TO BUY Nails, Locks, Butts, Hinges, Glass SASH &C, I5J BUCK k TOAN'S Ts at I K TOU WANT A Go to BUCK k TOAN'S 19 and buy it! T HE place to buy aythin5 in the Is at If BUCK k TOAN'3 rpHE PLACE TO BUY Hoes, Forks, scythe Snaths, Cradles Etc., is at 19 BUCK k TOAN'S ttrorcrics. SOMETHING NEW AB. BECKER & CO., Inform the citizens of Marshall and adjoining Cn n That thty have received A Now- and Fresh Stock OF FAIMILT GROCERIES, Which they intend to sell f low fis tiny other House in .Vorthern Indiana. Their Stock consists ef COFFEE, SI Alt, MOLASSES, SYIUIP, Mil-, TOBACCO, AELSP1CE, ri?priäR, QiifCDSwarc, of every Description, Wo oc3.o"rxi7-crxx"o , Of all kinds, such as is kept in a Good GROCERY STORE. COUNTRY PRODUCE. They will taV almost all kindi of Country Producc In Exchange for Goods. REMEMBER THB PL ACTE. JTOne dMralxve 3. A; M. Becker's Dry (Iools and Clothing Store, ;vo-CorMirM ition, PliV.UOfJTH, - - i:IllAiA. An n:m: k ro. November I, li-GI 13tf

(Clothing, r.

CLOTHIN G MANUFACTORY O F DAVIDSON & Co. The above signed havejast completed assorting their FIXE STOCK OP Gent ami IJoyw.' READY-MADE CLOTHING! Principally of THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE, Stable for FALL V WINTER WEAR. They hare on hand a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OP ECCIt AS Beavers, CassimercB, Cloths, Malmet, 1 WCCllN, Jean, &c., Arc Gents1 Furnishing G-oods! SUCH AS Shirts: all kinds Drawer, Sock, Su pe (I r Gloves, Ac. Ac, HATS AND CAPS! Of which we keep Aluioat all Stylos ! Wc iear no Contrail cti In savin; that OITPv STOCK, Oia tlio vliolo, CAN NUT BE EXCELLED In point of AND r i And would INVITE PURCHASERS ! T O DAVIDSON & CO. E. R. SHOOK, CtTTER. Plymouth, October 3, 1 bGl. 36tf. I9r. T. .1. TjJI.IIO.V, Keeps constantly on hand PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES, carefully selected from the best Wholesale En tabliahmcnts in New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Chicago. COUXTRV iTIERCIIIJT AND Ihysieians eneralli. Will find it to their interest to give him a cull a he warrants every article sold by him to bejuit what it is representeil. In addition to his large utoek of Drugs and Medicines, may be found ENDLESS QUANTITIES or YANKEE OTIOS. PERFUMERY, HAIR OIL, BURNING ELUID. CIGARS, tC. And in fact, everything usually kept in a Drug fttore, al prices as low as can be afford d. Call abd exaraiiiQ for yournelves. n25tf T. A. LEMON. .Strnm ron Work. TEAM FOUNDRY' 11 RE MEN, MARSHALL CO., INI). The subscriber respectfully informs the public that his Kounry is now In F U Li L H L A S T! And lhat he is at all times prepared to manufacture PLOWS, KETTLES. FARMING UTENSILS, And every article in his line of business. ALL WORK WARRANTED TO SUIT CUSTOMERS ! Ami will be sold at FAIR, LIVINC I'll ICES call and Examine Ms wonk. He is determined not to be undersold. J. U. IIAKKIS. nrrmeu. Feb. 27 I8f,l .'tf HAO, Hees wax, old llritana, Copper, lira's IVwter.Cant Ironi und ora money taken in exchange forharlitare at II. B. D1CKS04 Co.'s

5ni(is & IHcflirincs. JZTLTJOr ' T OR. H! .

DECLARED,

AT THE ONE PRICE STORE OF CHA'S PALMER. i Piece Broad Cloths. Piece IS Caimc?. Piece Kip u Piece satinctts. Piece Jeans, Piece 3)cLaIne. Piece Prints. Piece Ticking. Piece Stripe. Piece Flannels. y j: :e ces Or ALL KINDS AND v.f.VAJEi; votjto.v.v. 1 3 T E C E S IP I ECES Notes Which Are Unpaid. And to preierv PEACE WITH A PEACE MAX All who are indebted to mc, will do well to Or I shall be compelled o call on a JCSTICE OF THE PEACE, TO KEEP T II K P K ACE. CIIAliLES PALMER, THE "P(I)T3ACE MAN." Plymouth December, lfGl. 13tf,5tli. 1 "UNION SAFE! . Having sold out siy entire ctwk of Eastern mad a ROOTS ASI SHOES! And made an entire chaurc in my programme j of business, and having li tied up my establishment Kxolurflvoly flu MANUFACTURING nvr1votlnr my attention to it I th'nk I can make my shop The most Desirable Place in To leave a measure, or purchase a good article. I luve in my employ The Very Rent Vorkmn in fortlief ii Indiana; Men thatcaunot be excelled for DURABILITY lVrtfJir and Dispatch 'iii KEPAIIMXd Neatly and promptly done at all times. My work THE BEST QUALITY And will be sold as low as the same quality can be t sold in any market. J. F VAXYALKKNIH'RCII. I S. Persona indebted to mc are earneitlv requested to ' Call and Srtllc Up AT OXCE. I must have my account? settled by the first oi iantiary ; as at that time I nhall be in want of the " needful. Friends," Come in and help. 1 will be found U myoldhUnl, one door north of the Hank ItuiLlii. r. on Michigan ütrect. Dee. 12,61 in,nf. J. F. V. LIQUORS, avholiisvi.i: x ri:tail. Also, In tho same buihting, one door north of the Hank, may be found at all t' tries a full stock of Pure and Unadulterated Liquors. To w i r : Double and ßingle Rectified Whisky, Old Rye Whisky, Cherry Brandy, Gin, Toil and Shett y Wines, FRENCH BRANDY, The Duties of which Intter article we paid at the Hooded tore House in New York City. Our Liquors are all pure and we will dl at as ow prices a the same quality can be -tu chased in any establishment in this or it aljoin'ng States. Dealers, before purchasing, would do w i ll to call and nam pie J. Y. HA I LEY k CO. Plymouth, December 12, 161 ttjtnQ,

5.000ACI5ES of LAXDfjrS A 7 III.-; tiXDF.RSlttNEI) IS Ariüilw. . to sell the following JcM-riheil Land,'i lotr figures; part down uid the balance in a pay mints, fnrn one to four year?, with int.iret p.i'd annuullv : CENTER TOWNSHIP. DESCRIrTIOS. fW. liWS B A Nf.K. ACRKS. e half s c r " li'2....'il 3 ehalf n wjr 30.... 34 3 W n ha'.lnw q 1....33 J IUI GREEN TOW N.HIP. ehalfserjr.... 17. ...UJ 2 5 wqrso.jr I" 32 2 4' nw i,r 1U 3'J 2 6U ehf sw jr " 10 2 rU nwtjrswqr 4.... 32 2 40

se qr H 32 V J HOURBON TOWN.' II I V. e half n w nr " T 33 4 M w hf nc qr.". " 22 33 3 M w hf se qr 4 5 32 3 b'i WALNUT TOWNSHIP. n eqr " 31 32 3 12 pt lot 0 -A-2 3 4U lots 2 and 3 3 32 3 "Si half etr " 3 32 3 U whalfs efjr " 31 32 3 M whJi'n e i,r... " 31.... 32 3 fcU (JERMAN TOWNSHIP. Lots 1 and 2 .. 31 3 I CO n wqrp (r...." 31. ...3f 3 4'l w hf n w .tr 34 3." 3 5 Lot I 7.. .31 3 41 e hf nwqr ',... m 4 !:U TIPPECANOE TWNU IP. ehf Fv (r 23 32 3 f0 se qr fractional, " 30....32 3 170 NORTH TOWNSHIP. nhfii w (;r(W M R;G....3.-, 2 122 nhf seqr (e m r).. 'J 31 2 1.'7 nhfricqr ..II 3" 2 157 POLK TOWNSHIP. nwqr 0 31 1 lf.U whf nw r " 2C....35 1 Ml Fe qr .in :;. 1 1C0 c hf e qr " 3G LT. I to WEST TOWNSHIP w fr s e qr " 22 34 1 47 n e qr 27 31 1 ICD w half s w qr 14 SO 31 1 Ml e hf se pr " 22 33 1 j) Also th following desctibed land in Fulton County, situated nlxut t wo nob' E:t.t of the Michigan Road, and joining the south line of Marshall County, to-wit : ne qr nc qr " 5. ...31 3 40 Lot No. 2 5 31 .3 5.". s half s eqr 44 5 31 3 ft) Person wi-hinr to purchase unimproved laud, on eay tno, will do well to pvc me a rail. I also have tin. P- O , adilre.-s of the 'ar-r portion f nonresident land owners, which will enable me to asc ertain the price of a lar'e quantity of land which is not described in the :ilove li-t. thus. Mcdonald. Plymouth, Indiana, I SCI . .11. A. O. PACKARD, Attorney anil Counsellor at Law rLYMOPTII, IND. ilOELECTIONS, Tax Paying and EtarninaV tiofiof litlo U1., promj.tly attended to rcoples Hunk, N.Y. Ci;How t Whittaker, N. V. City; Tctbell, Jcimiiis ("4..N". V. Tit; Security Fire Inuranee Co., N. Y. Citv; Henry C. Carter, N. Y. City; Huii.C A. Älary", Tennuseh, Mich.; L. C. Ih-rry t'o.. I5:ii,ker. A. Irian, Mich.; J. S. Dunl.ip, E-., In dianapnli. Ind. ; N. H.O-Ies!ee, Iq., County Tre:iurer, Plymouth. JIj ha associated u iih him in j.r, lice, II u . Jaine Bradley of LaPorte, In-1., uho.e :fsitaneo -he will have at the ittin- of the Cin nit and Com nion PleasC. urt.f thi-coiintv Will j ractico iu aüOIIUPj.' coulllle Plvmoutli, M-'-h 22. GO. 9:f IBAJMEirS MILL. su f i Plymouth, Mai-s-liaU 'o.. Iul. I j The und'ii.ipieJ, hain recently pu'rchaedt 1 mill generally known as Halber' .Mill, nd j.ut the sauic in perlecl . v. v j .v a o it if n z Wculd respectfully solicit j:tronage. No detention on account of dYv weather. SHtif.trtiou guaranteed. " JOHN ZEILNNHli. June 27, l?GI-22ly. Wolf Cl'CClt FLQURING M ILL rilHE above'named mill, sit miles south e X. Plymouth, is now doing escellcnt Ci.stom V Jlerchant Work. The proprietor spares no .tins to gite atifac iun audintc-i l keeping Iiis mill in condition lodo "I'lso A'- I5rt sT AVoiL. nd he feeli confident that he w ill ii )t fail to at.pfv all who may favor him with their patroimge. Plour, Meal. Hraii, Kc .kept consianlly on hand tnd will be sd.l at the lowot living prices. He respectfully soliei's patronage from the eitlen of Marshall and ad)iiiini: countie. MICHA Eli ZEHNER. Plymouth, Au.23t LGI. u3Uf HONEST OÖRN E - I rtpetfully annelne to the patrons of HONEST CORN EH. That I have recently returned fmni th ; am now in receipt of a j j Vull Un Comple(o tMU j i Of carefully seleeted in c; no ce k i Ms: And everything ela formerly kept hv me, which I will Mdi at fair price. I will take in rir: APtt9 for goods, all kin Isof lerchautahle rrcilni'c Asn MONEY WIL NOT OQ RErUSEO limine myoid customers to call and eiomine my slock and pTlcra.atid if they miit.thcy will he gtire air.1 buy. I have no Uowiag to do to imbice you to purchase of me. HonoraMe, straight for. a n lit! rr r In! Iii in . . C. .... I ... t r a a is my nvoiio. r

TTiue knowir.g therusc Ives in arrf.are notified that their dues are v cry mm h needed, and I hope they wil redeem their promiM s to p up. J.liUOWNLLE. niaoutliOct.lU35tf