Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 10, Number 7, Plymouth, Marshall County, 15 September 1864 — Page 3

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. NUMBER 7-

VOLUME 10.

THE DEMOCRAT

Local and Miscellaneous. (There will be a Democratic meeting at Corbin's IIr.ll Saturday evening September 24th, for the purpose of organizing a democratic Clül, for the campaign. 'Thd pen is said to he mightier tan the sword." Clearly demonstrated when the pen is in Voornees' hands and the swordio Carrington's. Work has been commenced on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and it is expected that the road will be in running order by Fiiday. There is no military news of importance. A Richmond paper states that Sherman had declared his intention, after having rested his army at Atlanta, to move upon Andersonville, where over 30,000 federal prisoners are confined. The Democracy of KosciUska County will hold a mas? Meeting at Warsaw on Saturday, Sept. 24th, lSGl,at which time the citirens of Marshall County arc invited to be prer-ent and join in the rally for McClellan, Pendleton and Peace. Prominent speakers will be present and a grand time is anticipated. Urowx's Bronchial Tkociies Clear and give strength to the voice of Sinoers, and arc indispensable to Public Speakers. 'I have never changed my mind respecting them fron the first excepting to thick yet better tf that which I began thinking well of." Rev. Henrv Ward Neeciier. Our neighbor of ll:e Republican is anxious to know the price of whisky. Not being interested, wc are unable to inform him further than to refer him to the daily reports of the market. By the way, neighbor, if rumor be correct you once was in a position to know the price of colored wool; can you inform your readers how it rates now ? Many of them, doubtleas, would be obliged to you for tho information. Judpc Turpic In tlit County At each of Judge Turpic's appointments in this county, his speeches were well attended and enthusiastically anplauded. The people arc niovinir, and many changes from Lincolnism to deniocraev arc constantly occurring. This cheering to us as it is disheartening to our opponents. Roll on the ball; let the truth be presented to the people, and we will succeed iu ousting the Utile Grrrty and filling his place with a sterling patriot and truo man. Again we fay, roll on the ball. Thk Fkksidkntial Election. The following act approved January 2"d.lS4", fixes the dav for holding Presidential election. lis it t.viclrrf I y tht Sci'it und llux' ff JlepresKiit'itirts of the ( W'tl States hi f'nnres aga-hthlcl. That the electors of I'rcfident and Vice 1' resident shall be appointed in each State .n the Tuesday next after the first Monday in the month of November of the year ia which they are to be appointed. Secretary Seward is reported a declaring that, in the event of the election of McClellan, the government will be allowed to take care of itself during the interval between November and .'larch. The Maine election tooc place yesterday. The returns thus far received indicate but ,;Ulc change i.i the vote from last year. rJrst y.arshall üei.eral Fry stated 3'Cterday, tint rat Wou täte place in .a Tery lew' v Jhe steamer "Washoe, on the acramente Hirer, iu CalifuiÄ explode. UK " ter on the -th in.,t. Onehu iJ.rc,l a"" - J b..r 1 passengers were tither killed or 7,uZ'cn- j New York, Sept. 10 The ( uwprcui' H a-hmytou special . mm . M2 ire t K A 'iff ri F ' 11 1 Mi f . 1 a f trtlir I for President." Wasihvc.tov Krf 10 I The a-grc''atc of the hids for the new 1 i,r - .-r l i t' . lou is 82,0I.J .o0 and the entire amount awarded is nearly oZ,t WfiW), nine tenths of it at ovr 4 percent, premium. i lie I remainder will be divided pro rata anion; those who bid at 4 per cent. Among the pucceseful bids opened to-day are the 1st National IJ ink of St Paul, 850,000 at f; II. N. Shoenjaker, Cincinnati, Sl',000, at H; II. Webush, Louisville. 86,000, at 5: T. tone, Louisville. $10 000, at .r; 1st National Hark of Akron, 0., 815,000 at 4J: There were numerous successful bids from individuals and coronations from all I

over the eountry for amount maller than j id G. Rose, William F.verhartand WillimC. Hanftborc stated. Home of the offers prefaced ,l,h: 1 w!11 5 " at jubl.e Auction to the

not be acceptable, they will take 7 ÜO's at par. I ClflCAOO, xucsday, Sep. 13. Lec has disposed his forces in the folft L . i owiiij? manner : LonKstreet a forces on the ribt, hold trie country between llie Woldon noil D mvillft H.iil roads : Hi 11 ocAVehlon ami Danville nailroaus; llill ocupics the line from the WeWon Koad to , .J . . . . 4l 1 ittsburj:; and licaurcard garrisons the fortifications around that city. Grant

within a few weeks, brw received lar"elcrtj

.rolnftimementa. A brido of AvuriU'a troops was atiadked at Darksville on the morning of the 10th. Tne rebol cavalry were "thoroughlv bejiten aud driven but, rebel infantrv ,.,..;,... rh Fftdorilj retire,!" ' a ' , , ii- ii rJiierman iia" io-usiuiiic'i uimiimim,itioni by way of the Naahville and Chatta- . 1 1 J T)a..,,.... lOOga JiaillOUU. nuu.vi-au, wiiii i;it.ii1II4U UII'l VIIUIJLLi, 1 UI.7UUIL. ..... towards the lenncsscc Kiver. heeler, during his raid, succeeded in destroying but SIX nines of railroad track. A . Fpdrral success was recently achieved at

r.cavvillo. Ten:

The N. Y. Herald has taken position in favor of McClellan. StARltlED. On the 25th ult.by O. Grube Esq. Mr. Wm. II, SiccK.ta miss Sarah Rixger all of this coun.y. Also by J. G. Odborn Abrahau IIemhinger, and Mrs. Hariet Albrrt. September Sth, at FTymouth Also, on the lstinat.by J.G. Ouborne, Esq , Mr Sherwoob A. Wilsom and ? bs Miranda A. OtnchAlso on same day by same, Dr. Woodard sf Fort Wayne and Mitt Euza IIefflefixger of his county. Also, on the 10th inst. in Plymouth, by Esq. Maxcy Simon Strolt, of Ohio, to EuxabithDaw on, ol Marshall County, lnd I DIED. Onrhe 9th inst. of intestinal inflamatlon Edwin Boyd, son of J G.andM. J. Osborne, aged 17 motths and l'J days.

Dr. V. IT. Davenport, Surgeon Pen tist, will visit Plymouth regularly on the second and last Tuesdays and Wednesdays of each month, making two visits each month, instead of one. as heretofore.. Teeth set on Gold, Silver, or Rubber; all work warranted. ltooms at the Ed wards House. vOn OG-tf Stave Bolts, HEADING & HOOP P'LES. We will pay the following prices from this date until January 1st, lSG5,for Stave Bolts Heading tnd Hoop Poles on delivery at ourSuve Factory at Plymouth. White Oak Stave Bolts, $G,50 pr.etrd Red Heading 4,00 " White Oak Hived Heading Dry 19,00 per thousand " Green 17,00 Hickory Hoop Poles 25,00 It ALfSO AT Inwood, Bourbon and Etna Green, we will pay $4,00 per cord for Red and While Oak Stave bolts, and $4,25 per cord for Red Oak, Ash, Kim and Maple Heading tli3 and $22,00 perthousnnd for hickory Hoop Poles, delivered on the side tracks, convenient for loading cn cars, the above to bo of good quality and to be piled and inspected by us. vl0n?tf ELUCTIOX IVOTICK. State of Indiana, Marshall County, ss: I, Jotn C. Cuslunan. Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for said county, do hereby certify that at an annual Election to be held at the usual place of holding election- in said county, on the Second Tuesday, the eleventh day f October ItG-t, persons to All the following offices, are to be voted for by the v oters thereof, to-wit : jotcn.or. Lieutenant Hove. inor, Secretly of Attorney General. Superiut en lent of Public Intrnc supreme L-oun, dierK ui suprcini vuurt, Congressman for Ninth Congressional District. Representative for the District composed of the counties of Marshall ami Starke. Frosccutinj Attorney for the Ninth Judicial Citcuit, Judge of Common I lens Court, and Prosecuting Attorney for the District composed of the counties of Lt Porte, St. Joseph, Elkhart and Mari-hal!, SheritT, Treasurer, Commissioner and Coron rf Marshall county, enc Assessor, in each Township one Justice of th- Peace for Walnut Township, and one Just:ce of the Peace for Wet Towinliip. In testirrony whereof I hereunto subscribe my name und af'is the seal of said Court at my office in PI v mouth, thi-i 9th day of September, 1MU. C ) JOHN C. CUSIIMAN. Clerk j, S. Marshall Circuit Court. MicridN I'roclaiiiation. I, Henry M- Logan, b'lieritrof the county and State aforesaid, hereby certify that the foregoing a a true crpy of the original writ of clcclioJi de livcred to me by said Court; and the v,teM of said county are hereby notified to meet at the u.Mial place! of holding elections in their respective Township; on the 11th day of October, Ito"!, to vote for the above named officers. M. II. LO(;AN,SherilT Marshall Co. mux ISTHA Toirs xotwe. Notice I hereby given that the undersigned Ins been appointed administrator of the e-tate of John Linfz, late of Marshall County, deceased. The estate i i supposed to lie solvent. Jo.'i.v eciiikl, Adirr. AD Ml XI ST RA TOIVS SSLH. Notice is hereby given that I will, on the 1 -tii u.iy ol uctober, 1N1, at the late residence of John Lint, deceased, in Union 'I ownshit ceunty, expose fur Public s ile Mi; personal prop erty 01 iiti? ueccasca, oousisting ot liors, hogs, cattle, fanning utensil, household and kitchen furniture, and grain of all kinds growing and In "tore Tr '"SAll sumiof Three Ddlars and under, - :." i..: all S'lmsovcr Three DolUr at six 1 " ,:t. Purchaser giving note with ap IIIMllLlI I I I1 A a , sccuretJ with,.'."ill - .... SAW. lJliA 1 JiA. Noiicii in hercliv eiven tint. on Fi-1,1 n .' 'th of October lSGi at th late residence Green Parish deceased, in Wa'nnt Townshio in MlirslullI Co. the undersigned wi.l expose formal" at public sale all the person' p-operty left by saui ueceuem notiaiccn by the widow, consisting of Household furniture, cows, horses, etock, hogg and tarming utensils. A ercdic of nine moaths will be given on all sums ever tliree dollars, the purchaser pivieg his note with approved uecurity, witu tatcrcBi, waiTin valuation laws. Mary E. Parish, Administrater. SHERIFF'S SALE. fly virture of a decree and order of Kalo made at the August term leC3 of the Marshall Circuit Court. anil tn m tlrfrt m h w t,a C court in favor of Robert II. Cabbell against Davie law directs, on aaturli,tv,nn Ilm V . . , - . t 10 o'clock a m. and 4 o'clock p.m at the Court Ilousa door in the town of Fly moth Marshall inp real estate; viz: ,0-1 "f'ft quarter of cctiou Twentj aevu 'i 'iusiiii in hit iure i.ioj norm ol ranea two (2) eastf in Marstfall couytv, ai d State of InIdiaiu. If the rents and profits for a term not exIceeding seven years are not sold for enough t. I r.:. I 1 r i - ..... . " ' ,;CIU1U J arc noi soia lor enou ??Z 1 o'i 1 7m lt'D M'1 at the specified tmio and place, oiler ai i above deribed all tho right title and inter th defendants in and to tho above decribed ansijr Minuruaui aaic, 1 will men tud there. in the rent of decribed prop liiGw3 II. M. LOO AN, Sheriff Marshall Co. A D MIX1STRA TORS XOTICE Notice is hereby riven that the undersigned I has be eh appointed Administrator of the F.state I of John K. Crites, late of Marshall County dclceaied, Saidestate is supposed to be insolvent. Aquilla D. Ilartfirll. Adrn'r. XOTICE i . ,,,. Iaber9troh ha8 lcft y ,Jf(1 an(, boanl willl0Ut just I cause or provocation, I will pay no debts contract1 ea oy ner, ana tnat no eoe shall harbor her I Charles Habcrstroh.

' Sep. iitl561

PLYMOUTH MARKET

CORRECTED WESKLT Flour per barrel $10,50 11,00 Wheat per bushel 1 ,75 Corn 11,15 Oats 50(ar.r Potatoes $1,00 (ft 1.25 Clover seed $8.01) Flax seed 2,00 2,25 Pork perewt $G,00(3 7,25 Lard 25 Butter 35 Eggs 121' Hides preen 10 " Dry 1R$20 Hay, wild f 10,00 " Tame $14,00 Apples, preen, per bushel C5 " Dry, per lb 10 XA PC'S LAWNS selling from 25 CTS to DU 35 CTS per yard, at the LOW PRICE STORE. M. II. RICE. T9n4S tf U. S. 7-30 LOAN, Tho Secretary of tho Treasury ic'ives notice that subscriptions will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes, payable three years from Aug. 15th, 16G4, with semi-annual interest at the rate ofeev- ! en aud three-tenths per cent, per annum .-prin cipal and interest both o be paid in lawful money. These notes will be convertible at the optioa of the holder at maturity, into ix per cent, gold bearing bonds, payable not less than five nor mor than twenty years from their date, as the Government mny elect. They will be issued in denominations of 5U. $100, 500, $1,009 ad $5,000, and all subscriptions must be for fifty dollars or some multiple of fifty dollars. The notes willbc transmitted to the owners free of transportation charged is soon after the receipt of tho original certificates of Dtposit as they cam be prepared. As the notes dra interest from Auguit 15, persons making deposits subsequent to that dato must pay the interest aecruefcl from da'.c of depositTaitics depositing twenty-five thousand dollars and upwards for these no'.et at any one time n ill be allowed a commission of one-quarter of one per cent, which will be paid by the Treasury De partment upon the receipt of a bill fortheamouut certified to by the officer with wLom the deposit was made- No deductions for commissions mus be made Irom the deposits. S PEC 1 A L A I V A XT AG E O F THIS It isa National SavirgsBak. offering a higher rate of iuterest than any other, ani the best security. Any savings bank which pay.? its depositors inU. S, Notes, considers that it is paying in .1. . i - i j- i .1 j the be.t circulating me4n.ru ot the country, and it cannot py inanyt! in better, for ita own assets ... ... are either in Government securities or m notes or bonds payable in government paper. Itis equally coevenientasa temporary or pcrmanent investment. The notes can always be fold . , . r . , for within a fraction of their face and accumula. ted interest, andare the best sccuritv with banks " as collaterals for discounts COMERTIBLE IMH A SIX TER rEST 5-10 COLI) BOND. In addition to the very liberal interest on the notes for three years, this privilege of conversion is now worth about three per cent, premium, and before the war the premium on six percent. U. S. stockswasorer twenty per percent, p. will be Bern that the actual profit on this loan, at the present market rate, is not less than ten per cent. per annum. ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATU CR MfXiflPALl TAXATION. Hut aside from all the advantages wc have enumerated a special Act ef Congress exempts all bonds and Treasury notes from Local taxation.

foSiStlds!011 tLC aVCraSC ""-"inptiou is th

two per ccr.t. per annrm, according to the rato of taxation in various parts of the countrj. It is believed th at no securities offer so great nduccmetiU to lenders as those it-sued by the government. Jn all other forms of indebtcness, the faith or ability o( private parties, r stock companies, or separate communities, enly, is pledged for payment, while the whole property of the country is held to secure the discharge of all the obf I ligations of the United States. W7.';,e 50vcrnracnt offcr9 the most liberal tenJfor its iV:3-: ,,e,icTC3 that tU TC1T 8t"0DS' est appeal will be to i.e '"J"? aDj Patritis f tho people. Duplicate certificates will bc issued iJ.r H de posits. The party depositing must endorse upon the original certificate the denomination ef notes reqnired, and whether they are to bo istmed in blank or payable to order. When so endorsed it must be left with the officer receiving tho deposit to be forwarded to tLe Treasury Department. Sl'BscRirnoNS will be BECUVKO by the Treasurer of the United States at Washington, the several Assistant Treasurers and designated Depositaries, and by the First National Bank of Fort Wayne. Ind. First National Hank of Indianapolis, lud. First National Bank of Lafayette, Ind. and by all national Basks which are depositaries of public money, and ALT. HKSI'ECTAIILF. HANKS AND HANKERS throughout the country will give further inforraa tion and arroRO e4Et facilitt to soiicribkrs. XOTICE OF DISTRIUVTIOX. slip of Indiana. Marshall County. Notice is hereby given, that at tho May Term of the Court of Common 1'leas or Marshall conn ty, after final settlement of the estate of Kache Williams, deceased, about the sum of one linn dred and sinty two dollars were found remaining for distribution among the heirs. Said h-iirs are therefore notifitd to appear on tl. fir.it riav of tue next term of said Court, and nrovo their heirship, and receive their distribuJOHN C. CUSHMAN, Clerk.!

live snare-. n6w3

Court Ccmmoo Pleas, M. C.

BENNETT PIETERS AND CO RED JACKET RED JACKET RED JACKET STOMACH HITTERS STOMACH HITTERS

STOMACH HlT'lERS; GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY The proprietors of tin justly esteemed and well i to Jo strictly a Tea business, but as we have had known brand of Stomach Bitters, do not deem it I POm customers living at a distance that have renecessarv, in order to givo their goods a fictitious ! 1,etl uPon U3 to supply them exclusively with Tea or ere an enhanced value, to take a ßing at all ! " Coffee. The Grkat Tea am Cofkee hro other bitters, and proclaim in small capitals that j K of this country and as our Tea '1 aster was thev are worthless. Our Bitters do not need this, j Possessed of information relating to a Coffee that as we place them before the public on their merits j cou,d bc finished at a moderate price, and give nud invite your careful attention to the goods we j universal satisfaction, and at the game time ailord allow our brand upon, knowing vswedo so. that j t,ie retailer handsome profit we have been our reputation is at stake The name, "Red mpled to supplv those parties. THISCOFJackctMa taken from the original compound by ! 1 Le 11 AS HECOMK SO POPULAR with our the native child of the forest, and witn the addi- i customers and their sales have increased to such tionofa few herbs by Dr. Chapin. made more an extent that we have been compelled to make pleasant to the taste, thev now have a peculiarly i lrc additions to our machinery, .which will mahcalthv, soothing and recuperative iHlIucncc, es- I b,',e supply a few more customers with it.

pccially for the patient rising from the bed of sickness, loss of apetitc, distress after eating, dizziness, and all diseases arising from Torpid Liver or indigestion. They strengthen and invigorate tho system. They are uncqualed for general debility. They arc a sure cure for dyspepsia, They give a good and healthy appetite. They assist digesion. They nrc the best stimulant in existence. They are a sure preventive of Fever and Ague. They relieve constipation. They cure Nervous Headache. They are perfectly pure and Palatable. They make the debilitated strong, und restore to strength the exhausted. Aged persons and delicate females will find they can save large doctor's bills by the use of these Hitters. We take pleasure in calling attention to our verv extensive catalogue of Bulk and cased goods, consisting in part of strawberry Wine, i;ncrry Blackberry Raspberry Ginger Muscat Claret Ijciiioii Cordial Peach lira inl y Apple atrandy, Champagne, Catawba, California Port, Sherry, Malaga and Maderia Wines, Gins Rums Brandies, Bourbon and Iiye Whiskies, which are perfectly pure and need only to be tried to be appreciated. Sold by all Druggi?ts and dealers throughout the country. Call for our good and take no other. Circulars to t'ic trade supplied on application to BENNETT PIETERS & CO., Proprietors, 21 River St. Chicago. Sold by T. A. LEMON, Plymouth. v9n43 ly .Special Notices. Roback's Sloniat h SSlltcrs. SOLDI FIR'S IIOMF., ) SlTKRINTKKDr.XT'fl OrriCF, i.mcin.nati, June 4, 18 -3.) To Pr. , W. RonACE Mr Dr. vitSiR : I am dispensing a second invoice j of your Stomach Hitter among the large number i of men who daily arrive at this institution for i mnjiiiunii .um rr?i- i lie liiii erai leMiiiion v iathat t,,ese I)itterj, arc ,he bt RWi,ft For I various Summer complaints which afllict so many I I know of no remedy so safe and so sure. Plutxr,h i.T,. ..I- ic;;,n i.f i Vhat is hard of digestion, and what will agree With ffin j wJiat u sVeet or bitter, or sour." Persons who ! lüok tM,t for breakers and have your Stomach I Outers in the hone I am sure will never ask any one the foolish question spoken of by tin I SreaJ philosopher. I must not omit a word or i two for vour ditnwha Ilrandv. 1 hai e tnnnv moo i here who hd brandy prescribed for them by dsi tinguished Armv Surgeons. The effect of vour on such are most beneficial, far more so than froai any previously taken. Persons who dc lr a raelly pure Ilran.lv cannot fail in their pure La if they get vour brand. " e 1 am, Doctor, with much respect, Your servar t, G. W. D. Andrews, Superintendent. XT Ofiico and manufactory. X is 5(1, 5H, f0 and Vrt, Hast Third street. For sale everywhere. tUiiIÖ lOnl ly E'l 'dor of Di'morrot'. Dear Sir With your permission I wi.-h to say to tlie readers of your pnp r that I will send, by return Tr.iii.toall whowiJiit Hree.a Hreint. nm mil in i ii' 'in tui iiinrviii mm umiij; H muipie Vepatablc Halm, that will effectually remove, in ten days Pimples Illotches, Tan, Freckle., and all Impurities of the Skin, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth a: d beautiful. I will al.o mail free to those having Ilald Heads, or Brc 1'aecs, simple directions and in formation that willenable them to start a full growth of Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or a Moustache, in less than thirty day?. All applicctions answered by return mail without charge. Respectfully touts, T1I03. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist, n.rliu3 631 Broadway, New York. A Card lo I lie SuU'cring. SWALLOW two or three hogsheads of -Ruchu," Tonic Bitters," "Sarsaparilla," 'Nervous Antidotes." kc, Ac., Sic. and after you are satisfied with the result, then trv one Wox of OLD DOCTOR BUCAHN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC TILLS and be restored to health and vigor in less than thirty days. They are purely vegetable, pleasent to take, prompt tnd salutary m thtir effects on the broken down and shattered constitution. Old an i young can take them with advantage. Imported and sold in the United States only by JA3.S, BUTLER, No. 427 Broadway, New York. ILTAgent for the United States. P.S. A Box of the Tills, securely packed, will be mailed to any adlrcss on receipt of price, which is ONE DOLLAR, post paid money reI fu.ne Dy tuc Agent if entire satisfaction is not g,cn. n:lmS " "Villi ! 'iiiI o rtuCHAN'S pvrr icir cppr:vrcflljLScurc n leu than SOdaye, the worst cC V i w l ' - o .:.-qI w .fit n.j Impotency, Trcmature uecay, - ' Insanity, and all Urinary, Sexual and frvüj Affections, no matter from what cauiO prouaccu. . ,k t? ' lr rrice, One l'ouar per 001. oeu., poisi-pim.; -v mail, on receipt of an OrJer. One Box will peT feet the cure in most capes. Auorcss, JAME B. BUTLER, General Agent, 4'21, L -o.ulway, New York n51ni3 THECONFESSIONS AND EXTERIENCE OF A M INVALID. rnblished for the benefit, and as a CAUTION TO YODNtJ MEN and others, who suffer from Ncrvoiifl Debilitv, Treniaturc Decay of M.inheud, fPpljinn lne me time IIF 4,V,,N!, or Sn.r Cur.. B.-one who has cured himself after undergoing considerable quackvry. By enclosing a postpaid addrenel envelope single copies may be had of the anlhor NATHANIEL .VAYFAlll, E.i., v'Jnl? ly Brooklyn, Kings Co , N. l . IK) V A KD lATlVix, riiir.Ati.rnu, rKMüiviAANu. Dteeaaes of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary and Sexual Systems -new and reliable treatment in reportjof the HOWARD ASSOCIATION st'nt by mail in Healed letter envelopes, lire of charge. Address ,Dr.J.SKILUN IIOUOIITON, Howard Association, No. t Sovith Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa. vDmI'J ly. 50 PCS LAWNS selling from 2 .r CTS to 35 CTS per yard, at the LOW PIUCE ii u j ri , 1 lLt" STORE, I r9aiS

French Breakfast and Dinner

OWING to the very high price of Coffee, and ; the great 'difficulty in procuring a good, uniform j and reliable article, our customers have otten expressed a wish that they could be supplied from first hands. It was the intention of We will therefore send it to those who may order It is Fant Suprrcrding all other Cofee. This Coffee has been used for more than acentury in Paris, and since its introduction into this country it his been in use by pome of the leading French Restaruants here. The Parisians are said to be the best judges of Coffee; and the great favor in which it is held by them is the best reco mmendation that can be produced for its fine flavor and healthy effects upon the human sytom. We put up but one grade of this coTee, an4 that is of a quaiity that our customers have found from experience will give perfect satisfaction and meet all the demands of their trade. It is the lowest price that we can recommend. We do all our business on the most extensive scale; buy by the cargo and sell at only two cents per pound profit. Wc put up this cofTcc in Barrels only of 125 Pounds each. This method of putting it up saves from 2 to 5 cents per pound to the consumer, and by its being in a large quantity it retains its fino flavor in this form much longer than in any other. We send with each barrel Show Card s, Circulars and Posters, to assist the dealer to introduce it to his customers. We hope our customers will take j pains to have them well postei up and distributed as it will be to their advantage to do so. Thisceflce wc warrant to give perfect satisfaction, and if it docs not please, the purchaser has the privilege of returning the whole or any part of it within sixty days, and having his money refunded, together with all the expenses of transport' tion both ways. We issue a Price Circular of our Teas and Coffees, which we are glad to send free to all who wish it. Consumers of cofiee should enquire for the the French Breakfast and Dinner Coffee, and be sure that it was purchased of tne GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY", IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS, .35 & 3? VESEY .ST. Xnv York. vDn-17 3mos. O Q 77 IS o Ct rr 3 c c H i 5) 3 C" CA o c Co 1 05 C C rr TT C I n r o o c - rr IT i TT. o" 7. 0 t-j a -3 C A o a P3 til Z 2 H r 9 H 0 3 -s c 5 2 WW 5 (I 1 rO c 2 0 j: r-r- i C ' 9r n S3 Richmond is About lo Fall ! AM IF THE REBEL CAB IX ET IS CAPTURED PEACE AVll Bo DKCLAUEI) IaMMEDIATETA'! In the meantime the pcoplo are running to T. A. SIMONS' New Family G-rocery AND PROVISION STORE, To buy articles with which to entertain their soldier friends wben tbey return. lie has recently removed to the corner of (lano and Michigan streets, in the room lately occupied by Jo Potter as a Saddle and Harness hop, opposite Cougle's old Corner, where he has now on band A LAUGE STOCK OF Groceries and Provisions, and is constantly receiving NEW SUPPLIES, which he pledges hims;lf to SELL A3 CHEAP as any other bouse in Plymouth, for Heady Pay. He will also take AH Kinds of Country Produce iV exchail,C fcr Goods, or Pay Cash at the highest n,rUe prices Or almost every thing the farmer hatosell. -His lock consists, in paTt,0T Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Mice Tol).acco. Pepper, 41sjpicc, Fisli' ßaeon, Crockery, Stone uiitl Wooden AVnre, lVovisions, etc., etc., etc. Call and sec before purchasing elsewhere. T, A.SiNONS. June 2.1, IMil v!i Mtfi A DMIXISTRA TO RH SA I.E. Notice is liercl) jivon, tliat I will fcII at jmldic auction on Saturday .Soitctnlor the 1.M tli 1S(H, nt tlic residence of John fjrcen Late of Marshall County, uVeastl. all his personal j.ropcity (not taken hythe widow) consktitij; ol'lloi-ws, CuttK', AVapjon, lluy. Harness, Far in inj; utensils A:c. A crelit of ton inoiiths will bc pven on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser jjivi i . : i in" ins lr.tic wiin a - umni mi umm j vine valuation and npraiinMit laws 'rfi irfl J. 1. Green, A.lmini.ti a! tor.

XOTICE OF PETITION TO SELL REAL ESTATE. State of Indiana, Marshall County: Notice is hereby given that Robert R. Green. Guardian of Worthinton W. Day, et als has filed his petition to sell the real estate of his said ward?, and that said petition will be heard at the October Term ltG4, of the Marchall Common Pleas Court, nl JOHN C. CUSHMAN, Clerk.

1TC.0 TO PAUL'S for Bootsand Shoes he has the largest and best stock in town; it cannot be excelled for quality and quantity, in Indiana and he sells cheap nfit 23 r. es n r 6 2- A o o C SP o Zf.o H O pi n it O 53 tr. - i rrj: V I i t i n o O ft 5 frets' 32 CO THE GREAT American Tea Comuany, 51 VESEY STREET NEW YORK. S. . . , . , . . mce its organiation, has created a new era in the history ot Selling TE:iS in Ulis ouiitiy. ALL our Teas are feiert ed by a Trofisioual Teataster, expressly and exclusively for us. and we never charge over Two Cents (O'J CV?ll0 per pound above cost for original packa ges. We have but One Price to cverv one for each qu.ilitv.and that price is always marked on each sample package at ourfitore in plain figures. We issue a Monthly Price List of our Teas, which will be sent free to all who order it we ad vise every Tea Seller to see.it. It comprise? a full assortment selected for every locality in the State, Province. South America and the West India. In this list each kind is divide d into Tour Classes or qualities, r imely : Carpi, Hih carpi Fine. Finest. that cverv one nu v understand from description and the prices annexe.! that the j Company are determined to undersell the whu.e j tcatrade, i WcKar:n:teO to sell all our leas 111 original , package at not over Two cents per pound above i cost, believing this to be attractive to the many who have heretofoic been paying Knormoua . Protit. t ' . I Our business is larjrely ilolie da orJer?, which j wc alwavs execute well and promptly ns though the buyer ca mc hi ms cl f pi v mp trur weights and tare?, and always guaranteeing everything : n 1 .1 1 cr nu t. tlt 1 w iri

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ie. Every dealer can orner nis tea oinct ironi i ""."v , jmb ibis Company, and parties doing business within!1"1 u.,, Fittburgh.

Five: Hundred (fiOti) miles of New York can Re turn Tea bought of us if they nrr not cheaper than they can buy elsewhere, ami the purchaser is dissatisfied with his liargaiu, within fovutceu days (M). ami have tlit money refuHdrd to them. Those who are over Five Hundred miles can have thirty day(30), and the same privilege extended to them. Resides these advantages the company il!py All F.xpense.botli ways if the Teas are returned. OKF.AT AM KU I CAN TF.A COMPANY. 1 MroRTFRS ixn Jonra4. vln49mn .11 Vcscy St., Xew York All kinds of Job Woik lne at this Office, on Hhouiotico with neatnos and dina h

N Ii W HAKDWARE, STORE AND

d. C, LEONARD, Late of the firm of II. D. DICKSON i Co., opened a New Hardware Store in Plymouth, where he inten Is keeping a general assotment of SiaiLF HARDWARE, sreu .iä inil? Glass. Ss!i,and Door Trimm! six of every cliscriplion. SaIi Doors, and Blinds Ordered on fhort notii e. I have in connection with Hardware, a STOVE AND TIN .SHOP, Where I will do all kinds of Jobbin? in COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON. Being a Practical Workman, I think 1 can suit all in Style and Quality of Workmanship. OLD WROUGHT AND CAST IRON, COPTER, IJRASS, RAGS, and BEESWAX Taken in exchange for Goods. J. C. LEONARD. Plymouth, .May 1 2th, v9n41tf. out Mead Fhis, u:srT7Eys you WANT TO BUY GOODS CHEAP; IF YOU DO, COME TO THE NEW GROCERY STORE OF CLEAYELAND ii WORK, Vho keep constanily on hand, and are daily rt ceiviiifja Urge and complete assortment of Xiiniil GrooerlcK, Such as are usually kept for sale by tho bf Grocers. Wc r.lto keep a lull stock of CROCKERY, GLASS. stone and woodi:n -.Ware, looking-glasses, coal oil lamps, and Coal Oil to fill them. Also the best brand of Tippecanoe Mills Flmr by the Uarrel. Sack or cwt., besides a preat tSany otlier thiri "too tedious to mention." Call and examine our Goods before buying elsewhere. We also exchange Good-- for all kinds of Coun : try Produce, an 1 are paying ihe highest Market ! price in Cash for ! CORN. rOTATLES. ÖUTTER, EGGS, CHICKES, liKEF HIDES, TALLOW KEESWAX, j and in fact almost any thing the Farmers have tof ! sell. Remember, the' place is on La Porte Strtet j at the Sign of the New Orocery Store of j CLKAVELAND k WORK. ; March 31, tDn.Wtf II. B. DICKSON. HENRY WO0DBURY THE IRON AGE If as come again: at least the has at II. R. DICKSON CO'S Hardware Store, where it can at all times be SEEN and IJOUGHT in almost aiy shape, size, 'juantity and qualify from aü AMERICAN COOKING STOVE j to .. COFFEE HEATER, or frofn a crow bar to a pajer ol 1 oz tacks. They have Of every kin "; Elevated Over?, Snare, Tarlori Sh?et Iron, Dox, fancy or plain, w Uli complete T 12 M .U .11 I a s , to match. SHELF GOODS of cverv description. House Trimming, DOOR and W I.N DOW hargins; Glass ar.d Sash; Carpenters' tools. IT AIL By the Kc? or Pound; Mill pawp, Lrp and Dog Chaiui; the best Axes in theWct. Tin, Brass, and Hollow Ware Of all kinds; i o v snov it x , and all manner of Apricfiitural utensi'?, includint; i I'm t- t tliif .in.l . l.il lint- fiv llol 1 Yfm T . 1 Vi a 1 1 ll.ll IM'I illl' I mi Il.il - ' I i - -. r V. '... ' R s K mli(, :lssortn r1 v( ' ' ' 7 7 ,S7 HOOKS d- IXES, ROPE. WIRE. HELTIXG AX If COW HELLS, 1ROX AXP STEEL IX ISARS. ROLLS. SHEETS A XI) IllXCIIES Sir. in factCvor thing that anv ohe ever thonftM of i,llvin in H.irdwaic Store, and a thousand ihinr, beside, Uli NEW STOCK. constantly arriving Winch they propose IKnß O 33: .-u mims oi rin, fneei iron, copper nnu Orata ware made and repaired ou reasonable ttriri ai4 thort notice. Call ar.d fee w.s at the Old Corner. U S'IH !tSf XVU ArrilOl 1 r-f.4 vJnH8-Cm. letlf Ion to t rll Real r.stntc. Ilie adnrtitr itor of the estate of Henry Lw alien deceael having filed in my ofiicr his petl tion to sell the Ileal Estate of paid decedent, tl personal being insufficient to pay the ilbt$, Not ict is hereby given that the same will be prcteuted at the neit term of the Marshall Common Tleat Court to be held on lh first Mendav of October i?r,4. Jc.nr,rrHu.r 'i c.P.C.