Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 9, Number 37, Plymouth, Marshall County, 14 April 1864 — Page 3

NUMBER 37

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. Volume 9.

TI IE DEMOCRAT-

Local and Miscellaneous. The cheapest and lest fiuc cut, Smoking and plug tobaccos at Calkiis. Capt. Matt. I3oyd left for Indianapolis on Monday last, ire pr-ci fro 0TC to his Regiment (the 7IM.) at Nashville. Joseph K. Vankirk, who escaped from the jail of this county some two weeks ajro. is still at larjre. The New (Jrocery Store of Clcavcland md Work, 1st dxr west of Becker's corner, is in full 1 last. 0. & Y. are conFtantly receiving; new goods cf the best ualitv. an I .sell for cash, or exchange for all kinds of produce. They nbo pay ca-h ; , , , , . .. 1 f I lor marketable producta ot almost cery port. We have always found them affable,: 1 . . attentive to customers, and honest in their , dealins. and bespeak for them a share of. ' public patronage. ! " ,rr 77 . 1 . ca f i J aie-r srvie i limit's iiai, :vin.:n at the Auction Store. TV . - T .... vj...,.t fAwnnnn ' J 1 i U l LI II.. liKl "Uiiw.iv 1VH.11W11 . , . , we saw an old man on the street apparrently drunk, who was making a hidcms . . 1 noise, swearing, halloing, and co.u.acting . himself "enc-allv in a vcrv disorderlv r manner, to the annoyance of many gooU citizens. A crowd gathered arouii'l him, . " '" . . , ; many of whom seemed anxiou? to give the 11 1 . f " r . . . 1 . M1 leiiOW a little in c 01 experience iu me, Ä , ,. ,i

caia.oo-e. uiu ikmiu m rikhu ihiu '"(u , we torpet not tlie unuterniilc uesolation and unto file the ncccwirv affidavit for his arrest. : Z"uhoC, th?50 ,lim "huind," "fa- . ... . I ther, "brother. Mav 'IIe who temners the wind Such scones are a disgrace to any civilized tu the shorn lamb," s'pe.-.k word of "comfort and Co umunitv consolation to their stricken bearts. To them, " " ' . especially, would we, as a Lodge, accord our true Calkins' is emphatically the place to go ratines, and a?surc them, that that 1 i ; circle 1 brother-", which be adorned in hie, will to buy all kinds of goods cheapcheaper not forget their duties to t!ioe he left behind, cheavct In the death of Uro. Smith our Lodpe his lost ' " -one of its brightest ornaments. Each one of us n...!i - ; a true and gonial friend and brother, societv one The Rcsnll tA 3tnr2ir.n t ounl) . ofits ,,eit .. aad hu family a devoted husThe result of the sprite election in this' band anJ father. i . ii j- i t We have committed lis remains to tie du?t rounty is more favorable h.r the Demoera- KCC(n..u to the rites of our cheri-hed order, an.l cy thnn the report in our last issue would , on .ollr hearts engraven a faithful and tnduring indicate. The abolitionists carried but one j '..ga Died a Worthy Mascn." township in tlie county that of Tij pca-' On motion of Rro. Shook the above noe the democrats carrying the remain-; Tribute wag unaui mousey adopted, and

,1.5 uy large, n.ajouuc,. copies lliercol WC.C OMere.l to be UtnilShCd Waync U(jr ,,avc a tl. t() Jo According to the official returns, the dem- the family of the deceased, and the two tic ;nsti;ution whIcll on,. on ;n ocratic majority in the county, on 'J rustee p;:rers THiblished in this county, for pub- n i 1 T i hm . T . i, . ... 1 Pulaski county Ind. The institution -,nd .Ju-t'.ce rd the IVaee, will le ahmt hcation. M. A. (). Packard, lr , n , . . , , nr. ' itself and the I air which is to be held lor

400. Tlil n?.v be eonsidcre 1 only a. fore tisfcof what is in store for the mprogens rr rcr.t f:;;l If..'TSi;-r! of J.U kinds, from .V cts to ?2. ai the Auction Store. The vefe:-an Ter . t-S :u 2-1; h Ind.. Kcpr.. who hive bre: boRie on furlough of , ::0 -vs. left th;s dace n Monday l.-rst 1 r t '- v " j - i I ,i vri'il Po f awarded to the amy of the Potoniac for active rcrviee. Cb.tii'-g ivir.nu;;.ci urt d t i 'Vr en fd-ort .... ,, , t, , iv.ticeat UieAtiaion St,re .1 L-lc?trn ; ami lro. V. e wonder if there is no way (' prevent th? exceeding!; verdmt onr-. fro:a being v.vini'c f. iiiipo-ed 'i.on, and virtually r !- b v bv a set ot genuin bli k-l a:id sh.iroers wh oeca-iorrillv :nfe-t tliis c :nmuniiv. Thev ran generally be f und at

v.mc public corner i:i the Town, dibg-itly i A large stock of (Moths, Cassimcrcs, Sati- , lying their vncvio;, of :u,g gren'uns ; rct.s Cdtonades, Vestings and Gents fura fjTiarter at a time, r.cc-ih. --.ally usin- po0tls at tic Auction Store. - i 1 1 .T I

Kome one ? a :-?ooi jiiugcoii id iure omen? on trt tlif1 1'iss S their ir.r.r.ev. I'vervj i. , ' t -,'rtiii.o n c;rcn u:i ar'rr.t. he ich: V m ? j; rcrivc, f;mc Wr,rtl.ls 3:. ;.-.-.Y'ry ip.rrtmn. Finrnun. vc l. ." . , c . : j .1. .1 , , . i , t i . . . . t n i to ;o i.ti:;i:: od.-e MKiüd tiiiuk so. . , . , , , , r tten ,i,in "i 11 'r-jr. fue '.r.;;ti, r tho?o deelnble T --L l: .r tl-rt"l flllKIS f. IT T: fi ( if llr " j The c.Tnim'.ri'u r.tj on of Tindfi v Phillip-' iin. rr" r. i . neu neu een . is r:cc-s -nrny (ctY, v11 if no.iblc ' rjo k r Yü'jni f r it in "nr n.-.tt.

The t ry finest qualify of Lan. only ahiotint f luck, if there can he s-tioli a -0 cts jer yard :d iht Ativtt. rt'.Tv. ! thin, will ever he sufficient to amass a We have ircciveTtTeMar7h mimherofi f'Tt'ino f t r lhe man v,h is irregular in the ' Yerrx nt SVhool Journal"' jmldishcd j i:1 bahils and un.-killed in the laws of i.y Ilim. ()r4?!itt, a1. t UiaMlclM.r.x ! tr-,J''- He must know how to act, when villi a v -qu est to nu:ic-e. Tiie Iadin ar- j t'' nc. J!jll-d liavc the riisfM.siticn to tide is d"vded to puffi: LoVvh Ivw:ri-nrL Of these rcijui.site.s the first two can tial CofiVp. th?n follows an attract f a nc-juire! .nly by a thorough and pracIcctnrc by L Conant on Hecitati.,n; ü,-.t. tical course of study. Such a course, wc Tho Teacher's Hesj issiLilitics-, then The aro bppj t ay, is olTercd at the Illinois Atmosphere; then a Ions wind, d joiiT of . 'ebool of Trade, Chicago. lhc course ('.dhurn's' I'irst Lessons" in Ariihmetic; j ,,crc pursued combines with tlie study of And one or two minor nrticle.-j. the number I pr'J'eipbs a practical application of them

1 cinr conc luded by a miscelianoous article j III UM'v I idulation of is dignified principally devoted to fulsome adul Massachusetts schools, whicb with the heading of 'Tvlitorial 3Iiscellr-1 uy." Tboacofour readers who desire to i J , . , pcc now Jar in advance, tue v est is ot tl.c j .hast, ii school journalism, will do well to Fubcribo for the Vermont School Journal. Trice 1. .Tho I armer's Hotel, in this place, retntly changed hands and the new landlord fTvt a Uall by way of inauguration of the new rtjime. Sometime (lurincr the cvtiiin r a pair of shoes and lady's dress waist, ( commonly railed, we believe,) a Garibaldi, was stolen from one of the rooms at the bouse. The owner of tho things filed an nffidavit procured a search warrant and placed it in the hands of Constable How, who succeeded in reclaiming the Garibaldi, O but tho fhoea wero non est. It is supposed that a little girl, tome 10 or 12 years old, committed the theft.

At ii special communication of Plymouth Lutb-e No. 140 of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, held at their Lodge Hall, April Oth, 1S04, the follow iug proceedings were had : To the Worshipful Master, Wardens, and Urethren of 1'Iymouth Lhje Xo. 149: The Committee which you raised to draft an expression of the Lodge with regard to the death of Uro. Charles R. Smith, would respectfully recommend the adoption of the following Tribute to his memory: M. A. O. Packard,) J. G. OsisonxE, Committee II. G. Thayer. ) is mi: Motu A.n. Psath his again severed the golden cliatn of our Fraternity; another link, bright and true, bag been broken. Bro. Charles R. Smith has obeyed

the summons of the Grand Masterof the Lniverse ! and his immortal snirit ha3 been received iuto the Celestial Lod-je above. That face we loved to look upon within our con,ocritted That hta. t that beat only with the noblos. impulses of truth and charity; That mind that grasped and retained with fervoi and tMi,,hi the 8Ublime truths of our cherished iastitution; and that life, which was their fair exem p'ar, have been lost to o'r view. we nieot around the a'.ta- but oc is not there, The pa vi I calls, but one ans wcreth not. Sorrow: eahUe broods upon our hearts. lint we 1 forron- not ns th e without hope. He, who, when j ; before our altar, professed faith in God; that God ' uhnm vv n- mricntia. rov(rrtif ntnl citik livta I .............. ...... -v.., j pone whrre the taith he professed has its full-' iv,itin inel hope ! Virtue. Truth and Excel.ence hmc eapraved. Like the iTig of Acati:l tht'v ,,1,0!rt 'n Perennial freshness. I 0,ir Brother is lost to us hero, but the lop, cy j oflns wortu ami virtues are left to us. Let ns i chci ii tl. cm in pnitefnl remembrance: let us im-1 it;lU. tll0 rxan,.;i0 yfj, maie life; like him, ( f'juare our acnous wua me sijinic 01 virtue, nnu ever remember that, we, too, are traveling upon (,;, t.vc.i ol- lrn,)t .to that dicovereil country r rnin tili n:n 1 .mi run nn (rirnlnr f i i iu -"- ..-..v. .v......... Mtr.np in tue lun iw otour own here Scc'y pro t'.m. '. H'r::i :Ta!it V) buy White goods cheap, gi to Kgi;!ei:in k lro Auction Store. 'MARRIKI 0-j the 7th inst.. by Rev. V'arrcii Taylo-. Mr. Uauvky A. 31cto .Mi-.s 3iAltv CooK. all of this '.,i:,t'. 1 tie i r;'i!f s return thuiiKs for the imnnor in v,-;-!i they Were remembered on the occasion, and join in wishing thcr.i a long; life of proppcriry and h'pin2.a. TTi"'"!'? Ii rni- 1 ii i i ii i iMKifTiii i mm IiN.;nTn North township, on the 4th int.. Mrs. CTifrtiir Hit.iic ,,, 1I verirs and . niontiis. Fiieiid aftfr fiienl depart5; Who ia not ln-t a friend 1 There i no i.nlon lier? of hearts That fiu.h rot here nil end, Were this frail world our only rest, Living or 'King, none were bl'ept. L. C. EIjh!iiss Etiucalion. 1P (r tin; '. resent tiuic the routine of the r 1 ' u Ui r0nm Wn UÜ ,""'"r1 w 'r"lfrl"V Pl"cctcO. Why?Hoc.tusG our younir men rush int business v.,tliout r.Tiv Lr.vwleilL'G of t Ii r wnrt thnt la ; - Dolore t:i;n. an 1 wholly un.rci arcd t j niprcn; ud the-1 itnrir.c id l he dilTerent , . , . t r.l ; HO. vd'il j A . . . v I . ... , UCCOMH1 IMISIKCSS , iisi not tlicrostlt r.f rlirttuv. Ilissuccc'..s a I:ulijr! is Governed hv laws as rer.'ntn as nnj tnnt govern the universe., .-m l the voting M.nii never makes a greater : liclake than when he imagines tint this j or thr.' jndividv.al is a man of luck. Xo xu imaginary business, rcjuiring of the mf " ' J Ppil an exercise of judgment precisely as ln actual business. For course of study, -c advertisement. , 77 "feit r n . m A ( hoice lot of Shakers from 40 to 50 cents, at Krgleston k Bro's Auction Store I.adirN rsilr. The Ladies of the Catholic Church intend holding a Fair at Woodward's Hall, in about two weeks, for tlie benefit of their Church and s hool. Wo understand that an address will be given (short) supper provided, and many valuable gifts distributed in accordance with the usual re,rulatiorw of such occasions. A portion of the articles will not be distributed as jjfts, but will be sold in tho Hall. Thero will be a large variety of fancy article?, jewelry, Sec, as well as some goods of real value on hand for sale and distribution. For particulars 6C0 Bills. Those, who desiro to encourago tho project will find it pleasant, and perhaps profitable to purchase tickets.

All kinds of dry goods cheap as ever at the Auction Store.

Dr. W. II. Davenport, Surgeon Den tist, will visit Plymouth regularly on the last Tuesday and "Wednesday of each month. Teeth set on Gold, Silver, or Rubber; all work warranted. Rooms at the Edwards House. v9noG-tf If you want to buy the cheapest Prints in town, go to Calkins'. g IHitc hell's cw Atlas. J. W. Linn, Agent for the sale of Mitchell's Xew General Atlas in this County is now delivering the work to subscri bers, and soliciting additional subscrip tions. The work proves fully equal to the sample shown us by him, and of which we have heretofore spoken. We learn that it gives universal satisfaction. This docs not in the least surprise us, as we havc?een no other work of its class that at all compares with it in style of execution or intrinsic value. Price S7,r)0 per copy a ffood investment liSGtf " C notice that r ,ln;, 1 lnro-o hu-i We notice that Egglestyn and Rro. are "mess in the line of boots . ... 1 . p . and Sh?es, judging from the numerous cnt0Illcrs that are always thronging the . ; T 1 Store: and yoit would ask the reason why; Wauso tli0V k lhe Lcst of cu,tom work, , and sell them cheap, and guarantee satisj- tj t0 This thorough bred hr?c will be found the present season at the stable of the subscriber. on the east side ot Lake Maxiu kuckee. He is a beautiful chestnut sorrel, Vt hands '2 inches high, combining great style, lire Unish, and large size. II is blood, beauty and size, m ike him one of the most deirrblc stock horses. Also the imported .Jack, Cleprer. of the fine Catalonian Spanish stock, the best in the world. For terms and pedigree see bills. ii2C-Cv. The cheapest and best lot of women's and ehildrens shoes tan be had at Calkns' . sMr. Editor I declare hereby that neither the lit. Rev. Ri.shop Luers of Ft. the benefit of it, are a private undertaking of a certain young man in whom tvc plac e but very little confidence, since he is pub lished as an impostor in the Catholic papers. G. VoLKKRT, Pastor of Catholic Church. ri.i.MoiTii April 1S61. At a njritinsr of the Evanpelieal Lutl.erui COliprrpat.on held at the Court Hcu.-e in Plymoutli, .o day it was Resolved: That on Mind.iv May Is. at 12 o'clock nocn, a ! tncet'm:: shall be held at the Conn llou?e in rivinoi.tli, lor llio Tuirp'ise of niccth Trustors for s:ul CoTiL'rocatiow, and to transact other bu-inefs that .. .. inn v conic ite.orc me mc uiiif ' JOilN IIOIIAM.rros. CtW'nzccc. nti v.J i:xi:c i to iv s xo ti ci:. Notice U hereby given that the undersigned ha been aiinoiuted executor of the last Will of Abraham Johnson late of Marshall County Dec'd. S.. id .täte is tu nosed to tie solvent. nJ7w3 MORGAN JOHNSON, Exrcutor. 31 sj;CA 'If H-'- IV MiiOAV 5? nCYr:iAv:rLi jo 3-ioic; Aja.iojr) m.iv; otn io u:z otn 5 a,-)jigojjo, r'i no h n.njd 'joqwianrojj ' o oawi Ü.10UIJV i oip ifunji a au ;ompi v)j u; pun J xvas:i:iu iWOTIVJL s3:i.lvioj I ..... VJvK .tj pip SciavcI pj pre oonp.u.1 AJ -unoo lofpu,,, n jo, k.oo.) unjexo os-w oAV mm i i nitii iti t eitrirv i n m t' I ti "" riiu i JUi " Jtiojjl SHIM oouooddTji JO putuqisaqa?noJV "UJatp) oq 103 pus VdlVV'I 'IIO rIVO V3s?SVl!)-f)TIM00T 'riUVAV NMHOO.U 'sWVTO AyWI.0v)lI3 jo xije jjnj v d.j.iij orpa.w -Kjoaoif) soq Dtp A .qt s Jojvt T men oju sn ipng " !NSOI.l..0.lf) A'!lIUkl jo luouijjossr oioplitio.! pun aj?jp t Suiaud -i Ajtup o.m pun pi;i:n uo iidsuoj doj oiy 'MOW i (LVlrrKIAVarIJ .loinio.Ls' A)i:ioon:) amk lull jio.i ji:ll.i.:bi si j.viia ?io 'ew-m mo itqjfj For Ilutfl, Mice. Itoaclios, A 11 In, llffl tlKiipr, 1II Ii Iii I'll i-w, VI oolii,c.. I;ie (son I'lants, Fouh As3i:a!, s.v. 1'ut up in r(U: nt:d $1,00 Ihvrc, Buttles ami Flasks: $ II and $." sizos for Ilotri.s, 1'i dlic Institutions, &.C. "Ooly infallible remedies know n." "Free from Poison. "Not dangerous to the Human Family." "Rats come out of their holes to die" 37 Sold Wholesale in all 1 -r;'C cities. 3 T Sold ty all Diuiiist and retailers everywhere 3 j !!! Bewarf. !!! of all worthless imitation. USee tltit "(9tar's" name i on each Box, Bottle and Flask, beforo you buy rr Address IIMMIY It. COSTAT IJ" Prixcitai. 5rroT'Ir3 Broadway, N. Y. IT Sold bv nil Wholesale and Retail Drnsjlsts in Fly mouth Indiana vlo3G iim.

THE STAR OF THE WEST STILL AHEAD! CHEAT REDUCTION IX 1'IUCES; AV. AV. C-AJLKI-iXS IS boun.l to sell for the. next thirty days cheaper than the cheapest, and REGARDLESS OF COST.

His large Ftock of Dry Goods, Notions, ! vueeusware, urocciics anu looacco?, to make room for his LilRf5JS giFKIXG SüTOCIt. Sow is your time for good bargains For KcadLy Pay Butter, F3g, Tallow, LarJ.Becswrx and Rags taken at their highest market value for Goods. Remember the plaee: One Door South of Pcrsbins' Drug Store. vol Dn34 tf Ho. 102 Lako Street, cor. Welte, CHICAGO, ILL. HON. E. P. FERRYJPrTsident, J. DYHRENFURTH, Principal. PATRONS AND REFERFES : TÜTGEa ft ARMOUR. FLINT ft THOVPSOX. FRAN KLNT HAL ft CO. O. 8. 1IÜBDARD, Eä). t BRBNTA50, toO. nov. r. a. HorrMAXw. xi. I. tin ku am, C'aju. CEO. STEEL. COLON MC'ELKOT. . D. JJCC.WO, 133, The Congiate course i-mbracc Thsaretical and Practical Instructions combined i the several branches cf COMMKRCE A XI TRADE, that the Sfudriit ftpnn fing into business, vill at onct find himself familiar vait all its parts and duties. The Theoretical Course consists of instruction in Penmanship. Commercial Correspond ence ainl Caleul.it ions, Iiusiiivs JJaiiaseiiient, ami Commercial l.a, for which a crruanc-ut I'rc fci-orbhip has beca ectabTlie Practical Course consists of instructions In I'raetieal ItiiNiiiesi, f tr wliich purpose Ilusiness is actual! transacted in th$ closest imitation of reality. limiiieas hour from 9 A.M. to 12 and from 2 to 4 I yi, an l from t. lt to May lt, from 7 tolO 1. 51., wlien particular attention will bo paid to those, who are unable to attc:iJ in dny time. Ktmlents may enter at any tiaic, as they are wperato Ij instructeJ. LITE SCII0LAR?IIirS, CentitlinK the owner to attendance and iunlructioiis, wheucver and as loiij;aj doirable) $05. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN languages, $1 5. Attached to the "Illinois School of Trade" is a Preparatory Class for Boys, n!T.rling instructions in the main tranches of an English education, l)rawin?. and Eii?Hs!i. Frciuli and GerJiiin. A Life .SihtJnrship f r t hi Clans, also c-nt itling ilitowm-rto nttt-nJiince and iastructiou in tLa Cvmruerciiil Department, !Tekxs la auvanc. Fur Circulars, ScholarthipH. Ae., apply to J. liylirciifurtii, Principal a. f31 & CLOfK Michigan Street, riy mouth Ind.. lias nprnf 1 a liop one dour south of A. L. Wheelc- Bank. B.-in a p.ractical workman in all brunches of Watches an.l Clocks, he would ! ::y to the eiti.em of Marshall sind a !;tinin C. unties that he has worked At the business in the city of London thirlee'i years, where h j had tin expet icne to t ruble him to .tivc entire satisfaction. Give him a call. All work war- ! ranted. v'JuÖü-tf. 'fi ttijy ciaiwtofind a combination of niediI Arjff c5m's hav.ng the requisite stimulating: äÖ rj a,, toil'c rr,'Pl,'es to relieve anil R yS f ure the common complaint? of Bil- ' i.i vi uiwnii-ii l anguor, rt'ys Ait . i i ... ... (SJi 5T ticaiiacuc, jowness oi spirits, ludi it'ousands of caes the tlerits of his Bitters have Kf.n tvtd in the above eomr lainfa- -m ? thr S - J. V. II V ' - ' - " " f - - " ' - v I... ... frikiift Hio nonr.lo :m.I tli-tt i in I'rnf C f t,)0f:en),y woinlri ul Stomach Bitter.-. Wc Uo u wJiJ, ar0 ,i1ii(.t.(1 an,, n00(l au asrefahle i . .-. . , ., , ,., ,; ,T Imin l'tlt orj S... i . I vim i -:rti ..iif I n-5 1 m NOTICE TO HITKH OITFTITION TO SELL KKAL KSTATK. State of Indiana Marshall Countv. Notice is hereby pi v tn tiittSarr.ih Rhodes, Adtninitiatiix of the I 'state, of Joseph II- Rhodes, deceased, h:is filed hr petition to sell the Real Fstale of the decedent, his personal bein iiiseCicient to pay his debts: and tint s.-iid petition will be hearJ at the next term of the Court of Common Pleaso ofsüid Countv. JOHNC.CUSIIMAN. n37w3 C.C. P C. M.C. srnvEY xo tick. Notice is hereby piven that the undersigned. County Survevor ol .Marsliall county Indiana will at the request of A (Jarrett proceed 011 Moinl.iy the "2mi dav f April lUi'A to surrev and subdivide section 2' T. .r N R 1 in .Marshall Co., and also establish the turners of the lands belonging to said (larrctt in said section .-aid survey will lc continued fioni day to day if necessary till com pleted v. . . .1 , . ., , ! fail to meet me at the time above mentioned, at j a.v.... ...... ...... w. ..... ... the residence of A (larrctt, and delray, or provide i , . , . . ... ' - .. . , for t.tir.nvm'' their portion tl the expenses ol paid purvey will be returned to the county Auditor as delimpicnt, anl such delinquencies) placed on the tax duplicate lor collection according to law u3Gw:i JMKMNC.KR, Co. rtur.of M. C. SlIUVKV NOTICK. Notico is hereby triven that the undersigned. County Surveyor of Marshall county Indiana will vl the rcpuestof (leorge Webb proceed on April IHtli I Mil to survey and utd'mdc section :if T:5 A', K.I F.. in Marshall county, and als establish the corners of the lands beionging to said (leorge Webb in said section, said nurrry will le continued from day today if necessary till completed, Nonresident owners ol land in said section who fail to meet me at the lino above mentioned, at the resilience 01 i.eorSc coo, mmunr.ii, "r . 1r.11. 1.1,. r l provide lor iieii tying tncir portion 01 11, e expense; 1 of said purvey will be returned to the County Auditor as delinquent, and stich d linqueneie placed on the tax duplicate lor collection according to law r.wa J, M, KM NC i-lR , Co, Kur, of M,C AlMIXlsrilA TOR'S XOT1CE. NOTICK U hereby given that the undersigned Ins been ppointH Administrator of the cst ite of Roxy A. Rhondi", Ute of Marshall County deceased. Snid estate Is supposed to be , polvrnt. J. B. N. KMMSKK. Admr. ' n3G 3tt

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PLYMOUTH FOUNDRY.

Castings of all kinds made to order. W00DSAW1NG MACIIIXKS AND i ! Manufactured, and constantly on hand. MILL REPAIRS Promptly made. The highest price in Cash paid for old iron. v'Jiil" Iv I AMES MITCHELL. I r1 C w3 W J 8l 'SI N 09 o 5 ? H ha GO XOX-RESIDKXT XO TICK. State of Indiana; Marshall County, s: In the Marshall Comnion Pleas Court May Term, ltd. Jacob BN Klinker Administrator of the estate of Rosy A Rhoads, deceased, ) vs -Samuel Moore, John M. Moore,) Foreclosure fJ Joseph Moore, Jesse Moore, ) .Martha Moore, F.mma lb Moore and Fli.a 1. Rcs. ) The 1 taintitfhi the above cetitled cause, by his Attoiney. has liled in inv oftice his complaint against the defendants, nd it appearing by the allidavit of n competent j.rrson that two of llu ilefendents Jes'e Moore and l'iiza 1). Rt)s are non residents of the State of Indian 1, thev are ther'fore lu-rcbv notified of the pendency ot s ii. 1 i-illllil-llif.ir.iiitll.jt,i ni: illlti I..-J 1 1 w .1 1 ... .1 w !1IWU.P " X' lir t',lt !lt ,i1A ,it f ' ... ., ... .... '....?. ..e " I. Hl-!", III Uli' 111. -I II 1 1 1 1- 111' A I, II I III '1 .IUI ; ,.. t , 1 ., 1 , .1 ... , - f - ... . )f P,vmnn,h. oll no., ai(1I?(,;iv of May Isfil, said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alledged, will be hoard and determined in their absence, JOHN C, CL'SIIMAN, C. C. P. C Reeve k Cupron Plfls Atty. mUiwJ xox-1!:su):xt xorici:. State of Indiana, Marshall Connty, ss. In the Marshall Common TIcss Cdurt, May Term left I. Jacob Kaufman ) vs ; uomniaint lor invorce 1 Catharine Katifrnin. The Plaintitf in the above entitled eattte, by Iiis Atlortif-v. ba fileil in mv ollii-o lit -4 r ntrmhiint . . . . 1 ngamst the ilelciid.uit, and it ftp)eanng bv the atti davit of a compete competent person that the defendmt Ciiharine Kaufman is a non-resident of the State of Indian;!, she is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said complaint agiinst her, and Hillesshe appear answer o- demur thereto, at the calling of said cause, on the first day of the ne-.v term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House, in the town of Plvmouth, or the Filth Monday of May, 1MJ1, paid complaint unl the mitters and things therein contained and alledged, will be heard an 1 determined in herabeence, JOHN C CrsilMAN, Clerk. Johu D. Dcvor FI AT Atty. (n:t5 3tmixrW IW I I'luuotwi.fwi mm mm. mil WniW.,ift

18154. t..e 18Ö4.

i LOW PEICE STOKE j We are now receiving large additions to our ; Stock of ! ? ! making it tlie most complete assortment -- found in this place. ()':r lizc of Flannels winter weir comprises the best makes of Blue Grey and Red Twilled Flannels, Haid Ued and Orange, do. StiipM Cheeked and Plaid, do, for f hlrtlng. Fine White, do. We have inst rpeeivpd n 1nro-e Tr.t r.f I CIiOTUS and a full lini of SATINETS, w hich we offtr a! prices that defy competition. We have some new and handsome styles of riilXTS AXD DELAIXES Which we will gell as low as the lowest: a lar -e supply of Heavy Muslins at a small advance from ; Cost. i Our stock of Crockery embraces every piece of i the b st Stone China to make up complete setts, j These soods were bought in original nacktes I and at a larc discount, and will be sold verv low. J Also 11)0 setts common Teas, 100 doz. common riat e, Bowls. Fiichers,&c. We have a small Stock of Clothing, which we are Selling tit Old Price?. We buy our Boots and Shoes

j And wiil positively prevent Yellow Fevr, Dillof the Manufacturer? and can warrant equal to : 133 Fever, &c. the bestsliop work here Call and examine our! Mens', Boys and Youths' heavy Boots : We like ( THEY CONTAIN, toshow them: als o Ladies and Misses shoes in I ... v. . , peat abundance: iNO ALCOHOL OK 1AD AYIIISKEV. Groceries, Groceries, j l:i:r aiscascä iu ,iicet5nc

We have on hand a choice Stock of Fresh Groceries, and shall take particular pains to have the Lest of every article. CoilHtV to We are paving the Mshcrt prices IX CASH for " 1 A rTTlA 1 F mT-nrs V A 1 J (J A JJ Tl J1.S SaUAUE TIMBER!! Also all kin Is of country pro'l ice taken for trade, at our old stand, on the corner, South of the Edwards Home. KICK k SMITH. j January 7, 1 t-G I v3n2d. I THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST! IXSUItli: WITH TIIK . :--j.-j:r;T 4. 1. riEtK lI.UM) XAVIfiTIO E?8iSiN accepted, now ns hei fore, nt fair rates and liberal c-onditious. 2. ma.E:ss c.'.em''tc 'H'i- rik;iTk' .1 l, . J IOA UBIiN accepted, now as heretoconstant ii.pate'i atld aecuracy. 3: IiOSKS always met with promptness and complete justice. Net Assets Jan-, 18G4-$3,002,556,39

We are verv thankful to tlie Dconle of Marshal I ,i..I1.ooa P' A "struma m the shape of poor

for the liberal natrona-e thev have iri ven ! W'l,:c-Y vilclv conp:unded with injurious drugs,

and hone bv strict inteirr;tv and lair dealing j ciin-ienea r .nics, stoiuacmcs and Bitters.

merit a pr.ti:innice of tlu-ir Viv,,,-s " ' i'?warci to- innumerable arrav f nlcoholic

igiwi

-IT El 1 VSj.W W if Ollu W IS. l- ! thrown tin a"a:n. TBO.V of the -F.TNA , after !. yenrs severe j 1 cou! j ;t Cr f)f Ktor t,u my trial, has realized the greatest public a lvan- stomach, bile coul-l ih t last i.:,d.T these circtiüi"tagc and success of the vaiious s terns of j stances, :i:id aci-'dmly t!.- j liysicians who had 1- t . . l , . : liccn v.Oikiti laitlisaHr thei!"li tiii'iu ev -.fullv to hire Insurance tu tue countrv. I-j now bet- ., : , , 1 , : -. , , 1 r i , rescue me Item the mm et the drcr.d Archer, tcr than ever prepared for duty. 1 h a!lk, v U)il nu. tl: (. .r. ,,0 l o lW 5. Ifi.OOO Lofs Claims haveUcen settled and paid ' advi-d me to see a c! Montan and to make such

j .vu .11 i,n.ui!i.ui'-e n ..if ISiKvI ItiC ill the liosj.ttal TIIB3 t'OASS'JISriOX itV Fted.-ti.-;. ÜU-i:,!.,,!:, -f iith U-h-u Ai.h IMlOI'EJBtTY tl I'IKK, iu the i ;.n ot &llvi;';-'.! foilom l.,.p.-1- tiy ,.t.r rr 1 e. -wi.iM... 1 -i j luitcrs ai.d ku.div j k.-uh 1 a b.-ttle. Fm litre I'tnted States, averaires over xI('.lMl) d.wlv. :,,,, 1 ,., ,, ..i, ,i .,t .1 1 1 0 . . time I citiumeiiccd ti taKe t:;' 111 the 1: To'i:y rhadIsyour property exposed and unprotected ? j ow of death rccuUd. and I ait: now tl'mnk (it d lor Aiiiivor ikb'iii:i ? ifnot,hviif'f";ttil;-;,,Pi:,r-. 'i;i'iuoui,.i,kt io , t ,n . . ..... . , . " bottles, I have pained ten pound, and 1 fee!a:inot? Iltecon Htrühn-, the duty is mm . n!!,,. of lwiu ,ffiil((, , ..... wi; ,.M,

fest; the result may be your escape from ruin 1 bile delay and neglect may involve von in bankruptcv, poverty or cruel disap- ' 1 ' I ointment. IMSSTICSIYHS ATTi:Ta 1 i- . n t 11 and regard is given to small risks as well as large ones. Ample m cuiity .vnd superior cotiitr.c reiki advantages all'ordcd . Policies Issued Without Delay. 1 C. H. REEVE, aSOill. ? - 2 O L T -oWe will pay the following prices from this date until Äiav 1st, IMj-I, for JSTAVK BOLTS atnl HFAHIMJ: White Oak Stave Bolts, $.".rö pr. cord Red :i.ro Ash A: Red Oak Heading Bolts, $l,:0 White Oak Heading, " ,00 per Thousand Also tlie highest n.arkv t price tor HOOP POLES AND DRESS Fd) HOOPS IN CASH, on delirery, at otif tavc Factory. The above to be cut as w'e may direct and submit 10 inspection and pilincl-v ourselves. 1 HCRLBUT KROP. k C ). Oct 22, lG3-tf. ! 0J(H)TO TAFIAS for Bootsand Shoes he j hs the largest and best stock in town, it tannot ; t. . '- 1 r.. ,...,1:.. f 1 , I and he bcllsheap uC;f

TO.T1IK PCRL1C. NOT ALCOHOLIC. A HIGIILl COXCKXTRATRD YXttETARLI EXTRACT. A PUKE TONIC.

DOCTOR HOOFLANIVS GERMAN BITTERS, pnKl'AKKl i:V ('- - JACKSON. Phil.td'.l. Pa. WILL K1TKGTCALLY CVRIZ jllYE:K CO3 3S i I.T. D SiIlSI 4. J 11 .6JICI Cliroiiic ör Ter vent HcJ)ilifyt UiraCN at' lhc Kftincys, and II dicac arixiii:; from a ditu tfcrcI Bivcr or .Stoniat" a ikIuh C on sti pation, Inward Pi'.c. Fnlhicss or nioO'i to the He.id, eid'.ty of the Stomach, Nausea, Ilr-wit-b'jrn, Dis-TT-t for lV)d, full lu-S-S or weight in the ftomcue Sour Li u latioii. Sinking or Fluttering at the Ht of the Stomach, swimn in of the Head, Hurried and Dillieult breathing. Flutti-rin? r.t the Heart, Cliokin or PulTV-catiiijr fen-ation when in a lviiT.tr pus'ure, Dimness of ii(.n. Dots or Wehs before the si-ht, Fer : i.d Jull Fain in th head, Ddkinu v of Perspira tion, Yellowness cf the kin and Kyts, Fain in the side, flack, Chest, LirnCs, ! A.c., sudden i !iiues ol Heat, Bjih j n in the Flesh, constant m ' aM i?3 f Lvil, j arid Great Dej predion cf JnduT-d by extensive sai and' uni eral popnlarity of HooCand's (icrman Bitters, j-iirelv vegetal e.) hosts of ignorant oiacka and unsfrupufous aneiuurer nave o;.-nci upon sullt i ir humanitv : rrqiarat!..iis in plethoric b.,ttb-s and bir bellied i kcirs under the inode?t apj ellation of Bittera; , hielt Instead of curln-onlv acravute discac autl 1 u,riw'intod suSercr ia despair. ; wu UU WAN r SOMETHING TO STREXt GTMEX YOU? Do you want a r-d r.ppotite ? Do yo:- w .nt to !;.i;ld up your conititutionT Do you want to J'cl weil? Do you wa:;f U?cet rid of uervousnes? Do you want cnerjv Do you want tw sleep well? Do you want a brik and vi-orou3 feel;? Ifvjudo. use IIO0FLÄND-S GE7iM N CITTKI15. j AIID FRIKITD3 OP SOLDIERS. ! We call the attei.tion of all havinjr relation cr (friends in the a-niy to thv f.ict thAt Ilootland'a j Cern-.an Uitter3 wi 1 cure nine tenths of the dis eases liwuivtl tiy ex; osuics and privations ii.ciderA to C.11113 life. In the lists j.ul.üshcd aImo,t daily intlic t..-w-:.a;.i rs rn tho anival of ihenielr ! lt .b ixotici d that a very large jn portion are i sid'cruis; iivnt d. 1 iiiiy. .- i v case et that kind can be i.-r.dily c?rcd by Hoollan l's (.Jcrinati Bit-tci-5. Disease resulting from uirders of the ci-fCt-stivo organs .ire .-p c.l:lr removed. We l.av 110 hesitition in rt.uig th.i if tiie letters were freely used anoiig our p-ddiers hufhedsof liveg niiu-it lie saved that otherwise would be lo;.t. Wc call 'articular attention to the followirg remarkable and well authenticated eute of one of the liution's heroes, whoo He to use Lie own lau- ; iuage,4 has heeii saved ty the Uitttrs." Pu:i.AD:i.r.!r.i, Ang S.ldIfCJ. Me sn?. Jjxrs t 1a. Well. rer.tlemer. iyour H.o!lands (let m;n Bitters baa sated my j life. Tlicte is no mistake in this, it is v udicd lor ' 1 - . e . 1 i m.iiiovr. ui my comrauc, some o: ni:osc nr nu s ate apjendeuand wlivre fully co-iniHi.t tf all the circumstances of mv a- I su und bae 01 ii.i-n-i uii.r i cars a irjoin .itr ol O icrni . ..,, Ct;!t1(I,ltt.,. :1 1:. 1:I , t, ,-tn i I.A... "....t...,. f . . , ..-.. commit; 1 ol Captain R-B.Aycre. Thiou-h the . i exiiii-;i,i( .ittAii.!' !.( 11. in r.v .i...:.. I ....... attaciicu in Aovt-iu!n r lat -a ah inüumaton of the latins a;id was fyr sc; 1 -nty-t u days in the hospital. Ties las foüewod by rcat dcb;!ir htiphttned 1 y an attack cf dysentery. ' it.ü- then removed from the White House nudsmt to tliis citron board thesteaimT ?taie of M.i,ie fr m which I landed on the 'J.-th of Jure. Tirtee that time I have be n r.bont low as any caw could be and 'till I0t.ii:i a .-pii Iv of vitality. IVr a ifik or mora 1 I was searecly aide to swali.iw ati thinir and if I daughter from whom 1 have l cuid liolhii.j t r etrjitecn months; tor ;t-nt;ern n I am a hiul Vi, ! r'"" " " V ,M ' 1 " l'f'.val- vour j invaluable B;tii-t louc the ccilaii.tv of life wl.h ! !l is t:llv0 tllP f , u.0 Vllcl!(1 t, .ir,ta vui.r I'.ititiTS wi:i 1 1UVC the ii."t.o jtiiilree .f a?a:u ! chisjtii.i? to rav bosom, tVc Loaivi'fauii tu j- - ' l,J1,M"' ; Very traiy j.v,;rs, IAAC MAI.ÜXE. We fu"y concur ia too truth of tl e bovo rtitenier.t, a r.e hid dcsnircdof scoir- our comrade, Mr. Malone, restored to health. irrrrvcr'",'' vK!KSnV1. 1.. I l.N'CI.R Is atihtv Battel r 1 . : PMNRY B.JCR'lMi: CoB:! VcimoLt JOHN F- WARD Co V. lih Maine NATHAN l FI B.THOI.AS Co F. r.'-ih Tmi JOHN JF.NK1NS, Cc U, ICG Pcnn. BEWARE CF COUNTERFEITS I See that the .-iuK.iture of "C. M. JACKSON isouthe WRAPl'F.RofcachlKmle. PR1CI. PFR BOTTI-F. -5. Cent?, Oll II ALF POZ. 1 OR SI OCJ, ShouM your nearest dru; c'st rot have tle article, do not be put off by any d lhe iuto vi.-atiu j .v I.. Ti.i-. 11. I ril 1 IMMHIl'ICllIlltMiJH', bl "", Ki!,t,re"J--' "' 111 !I,i,Kiih - i.H - ?.cc aRd Manu" VT) f! 1?I1IT C'T , " 1 IX H J J Jones & Evans, (Succwor to C. M- JACKSON k Co.,) IVoprictors5J" For SAM", by Prurgi -nl D:a!Cr i every town ia the Fniivd Srttci vValG-ly