Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 10, Number 28, Plymouth, Marshall County, 9 March 1865 — Page 3

VOLUME 10.

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKL1 DEMOCRAT. NUMBER 2ß

THE DEMOCRAT-

Local and Miscellaneous. The Republican has raised its subscrip- I ti or. price toS2;50. j . . , v ' r tt x ! V nat has become or the proposition to j v T- v 9 tt-ii -x. r i purchase a I-ire Knirine r ill it be per- . , . . . . . ! rjittcil to sleep until the next nre starts i the property holders into another temporary spasm ? There will be services at the Episcopal Church during Lent, every Wednesday evening, and every Friday morning at 10 o'clock. "We acknowledge the receipt per express of a quantity of public documents from ! Hon. L. Glazcbrock. our member of the State Legislature. Thanks, friend G., for J jour remembrance of us. Hawley & Gray are daily in receipt of their srrinr stock of Prv Goods, which i thev are Sellin-at extreme! v bw fi-ures. i Our readers will find them icady at all ; times to dal fairly with them. lie v. 31 r. Large, of Ft. Wayne, will tifiiciate at the Kpiscopal Church in this place next Sunday, morning and evening. The sacrament, of the Lord's Supper, baptism will be administered. and i The Hoard of enrollment of this district w..- iwni'Jitu no Jituuiiiai 11,1 j awi-i ; " LaPurte to 3I:.hi-an Citv Ye lea r ii j that recruiting in various portions of the district is projrrossinpr fuite rapidly. Great aügains. J. 31. Dale & Co. having received a large stock of staple and iancv lrv iroo Is. bouirht at X:w York v - c,k, ,fr - . i Auction mmc relies, are onor n' 'Teat . i 7 " " T i. inducements to purchasers, and will sell at f0 to 75 per cent less than former pri ces. Wc see th.it the new brick building of Messrs. lirewnlee & Hnmrichouscr is fast approacliing completxoi. It alrevty begins to put ou the airs of external gance: Tl,n C-'.n.lo r-, t f.,, ",.. , ,1 Lieut. Woodrow, of this ph.ee, received :i , , 1- . t t. .1 -t tciejrrapnic aispatcii irom mem on J!On - :

tlav evening lat. stating tnat they J:al " "v...u muus- y. i'"T"u' ; ureii ani npht aena more or lew, in Marshall been exchanged, a id would le home in a j having the original formula in th-riyl and moHis lor a .i ' ,T ' i l i crm oi not exccoiin? scvi-n ' ca:-s arc not soi l few dnvs. They have been prisoner? of! I opossum. 1 crsons sul.erin with Jys-, f.iP rm.t:-!s t- s ,tify said order of Ip. I will then war for near two years, and will no doubt I I a11 leases nriin- from a disor-. ?'! "'e at tic"1i,3,Jnli(7e a."f Pf.." i . . . . , i . ! in incai.)ie de.-. i ,!.ed, all thf right title And inenjoy with a kind relish, the comfort ofJureJ i,ate oI tl,tf oinacli, should at once J tercet oitbe deJVr.d.mt in i,i,d to the above !e-

home and friends. The Low J'nee torc is the place to -et J harjrain. lliee k Uro rcccic i ix liir.:; i.l ui -1 ' " y w-. r : i i i i v They are s-llinir aivl prints fir '2- eDiits. and the verv best for J- cents. Xew Ie-!

bines for V) cents, and all other ltxkIs ! A ,u"uv,u Ui ' I I ! States b-v the term of four years" from thatj lower than any other house in town. - j Pl .... 'date. Sad indeed have been the changes; "W Iwroudit in this -Mvcrnnient durin- the j ,r, r 1-1 1 I , The season forsuirarmakin.ir has armctl.(Änec ol- term of ofll-c; and j

and many ofthoc who own su-ar orchards . .. .. -arc improving tho time. J bus Ur ,he season prouuixsa ool yield an l we may expect the appearance in a short time, of considerable quanta of maple Ht-ar in ; th2 market. We should feel under obligations to any of our subscribers win would bring us a few pound of ir od sugar ! or a jug- of nice r.iiia;-ses. The I7arl of County !omm;sioncrs is in session this week. We have not learned whether they have taken any steps to build a new jail, or even to render the old one more secure. The erand jury reports it unfit for the safe keeping of prisoners, regularly twice a year, yet nothing has been done to remedy the evil. A go'-d substantial jail is much needed in this county. The present publisher of the Jlenntrrut has made arrangements to till out tho tunc of thoc who hive p'iid f..r a longer period thau to the present date. The paper will be sMit .1 heretofore to all who are t v..-;i.o,. 1, c..r...r. ,.r.r-.: '

ctors' books, with a hope that those wholly ''there was n:bJy to blame

nre in arrears will come up an I renew their j subscriptions for the coming year. Tn jrder to place the paper within the reach of all.wc have concluded to publish it at the former rates -52 a year. lut to succeed at this low price, it i? our pnroe to exiet the money in advance, a. to do otherwise with a hopo of sueces, would tr were folly. Uyonl the secretary.-' 1 f the treasury, it is believed thar tl.ic will be no tdiange ir, the cabinet present, though Senator Harlan may some future peri, od, succeed Mr. Usher in the department. We received during our temporary suspension the March riu:.;ber of Godej's ha y's Iook, Peterson's Ladies Magazine, The Lady's Friend, and Arthurs1 Home magazine. Each has an esccllenc; peculiar to itself and wc should very much regret the absence of cither from our -sanctum. Hereafter wc expect to publish our regular monthly notices of these welcome visitants. Uy a mistake ot the enrolling clerks, a resolution, prohibiting payment to land grant railroad companies for military tn as port at ion which iailed to pans was signed ry the presiding officers both houses oi-Congr,,,, and presented the president. Mr. Litcoln withheld his signature.

The stcan. jr James AVation was sna:cd near Napoleon, Aak., -n Tueslav, Jjn, -- TVr-rt l-FF-t.

In assuming control of this paper the publisher wishes to say a few words to the democracy, upon whom we must rely for support, in regard to the duty they owe their county paper. It is needless to say

that printing materials arc cxccssively high; all know that to be a fact, and thercfore our friends must know that with the ..... present low rates of subscription it will . 1 . rcouire souc cftort on their rart m the 1 . . . way of assisting to increase the circula tion of tho paper, as well as our own labors, to make the Democrat such a paper as the publisher would desire. Our circulation should be increased by an addition of three hundred cah paj iug subscribers; and this can be done by a little exertion on the part of tho.se who are now taking the paper VII true democrats should be interested in tho success of their party organ, and if they would maintain the principles of democracy successfully if they expect to aid in the final overthrow of the present ruinous and corrupt policies of a tyrannical administration, they must ot set silent, as idle spe ctators, who have no interest at stake or no duty to perform. Wc shall publish a strictly democratic paper, and shall look for the united supi ort of the democracy of the countv to ! ' I aid us in our efforts. Give us a liberal cnriTiort. and tliorr need hr no firrs n-i to cur ability to publish a paper equal in appearance to any country organ in tbo The jfc.-ion of congress just closed will be remembered in all time, as the one above all others, controlled by fanaticism, characterized by the inferiority of its members, and altogether a blot upon the fair escutcheon of our countrv. The ueirro mania has rciirncd supreme, and the i i interest of the white man has been com plete)' subrogated to the freedom at all hazards of the irrepressible African. The Kxcv.i.knt i repauations of Ik. Ciiapin, by the use of whichhc gained so great a popularity, in the treatment and i . . . .... torl"il "vor, was none other than wbat , ?t nr.T- lit ii-. rniildr flif li-mio ." 1?im1 i - - i-s .v v . - i obtain a Lottie of the celebrated Ked . Jacket .stomach Jittcrs. .No lamilvi vllijuld be without them. Mold in (uart!

elc- cure of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Con- ! Moii'iay the Jd day of April, ier.5, between

. i i i c i ir- inciiuuis tu icn o ciock a. m. ana lour o'c ock

t,,l'u"l,u "1 -p. m. ai tne court House door in the town of

l i ami all uisea?es ansm-jr irom lnfuncsncn 'J '" "inüih wmmy jn.i.ana iac louowin?

iro. have thU .byjbottcU W 11. .Irut through .he coun-j A Sji '; (." oJ. fry. i

- : Last Saturday Abraham Li nod n was ! . . , , ( (r , v j j y U . 10pe rr , 1 . j .j,.;t(cr thinpa during the present, hut as ! like causes reduce like effect, thoro i" JT1. .,r..-n ti r. vt .M.f i f !iiO'o lor tl:o , , . t x f VMr very seriou-s celüsi.r. ominca on iut . 1 . I j Pittsburg Ft. Wavne and Chicago Kail- j i 0 " ! road, near tlrovertown on J hursday eve-1 uing of last week, resulting in the death of an engineer named Frank Patterson and tho injuring of a number of the pacngers. The collision is attributed to the earelosucss of one of the conductors named', George Hall, who vsras in charge of a special train, having on board 5J rebel pris1 ' - ,1 oot-rs ro-tt- tot. it v l'oiiit a., t. hi ex- ' changed. This train collided With the express train gring wct, a little before 1) 1 o o o'clock p. in. at the point named, and .lw.l I t,,1 ..!.;,. ,.P J . auiitatiun. The company owes it to the puMie to in-stitutc a thorough investigation of the facts connected with this la mcntable afl'air. It i.s not enough to Quite t. m.uiy aeeident.s, si called, are directly altributable to the incompetency, or carelessness of those h iving in charge the ! f..l Oil lives ot their i m u.w iieiii"s n llccruitinjr lias In-en pretty brik in this localit' ever since it became known that tlio-e liable to the drult lial to choose between volunteering .nul gettin"; a bounty of'85U0 and bcinir drafted. Wc understand that Hourbon and (jeruian towtsMjs are about out of the draft. Center i.s doiu her best, and will probably get enough money and men to clear her. Union and Polk arc al.-o making an effort to raise their rjuota.s, and if the draft is delayed a short time, will stand a fair chance to sue- . -a a 1 g 1 ! cctd. .North, est aud urcen arc lurnifn ing no men, except such as volunteer for other townships. Wc have not heard troni Walnut and Tippecanoe. The idea seems to be gaining ground that the present peason will end the war. God grant it may be to, but tho remembrance of former disappointment innkes us bIow to credit the syrca song of an early peace. "Only this campaign, this U the la.t call; peace in 00 days," ttc., tic. Thepo and ofl1. 1 1 r 1 1 to 8,n,1,ar dchral,ons havc bcen frccl use"1 by tho administration party from the be giiining; yet n3 Mr. Lincoln gravely tells u, l,'the war continues." (lor. Cannon, of Delaware, died oil fhc

Peace or War. Paul having sold out his Boot and Shoe Store to G. S. ClcaveIand, desires to settle up the business immediately, and respectfully requests all persons indebted to him to call at once, at the old stand, where he may be found for a short iime, and square their accounts. He hopes all will see the necessity of complying with this request. 20tf.

COMMJSSKLXWS SALE. Tursuant to an" crdcr of the Marshall Circuit Court made at its February Term 1865. The undersigned Commissioners appointed by said Court to make sale of lands sought to be partitioned, in a sale wherein William II, Wirt is plantift', and ArclrbuM Wirt and others arc defendants, will ofier for sale at the Court House in Plymouth Ind. at public auction on tho I'd day of April 1SC5, tho following Real Estate, towit; The North Kat quarter and the East Half of the North West quarter of section seventeen (17) in Township thirtv two (32) North of Ranee two (2) East, in Marshall Co. Indiana, containing two Hundred and forty acres more or less. Said lands appraised at Twelve Hundred dollars, and U to be sold at rot less than two thirds of the appraised value, one third down, and the bil ince in one anu two years, the purchaser giviuj notes with good security, drawing interest and pa payable without relief troni valuation laws. n23 3r A. C. CAPRON, Com'r ADMINISTRATORS SALE. Notice is heroy given that the undersigned administrator of the csUte of David C. Larue, deceased, pursuant to an order of the Common rleas Court of thn county Mill ofior formale at PI' sale on ana alter the 1st ..ay ol ArnMel,: I he foliotving real estate to-wit: The East half of the sonth-east 'luarter cf section fifteen ( 15 ), also the south part of lot No. four (4) in section two (2:2 all in towns hi j thirty-two (3ii) north of range one ( i ) ea:, in Marshall Country Indiana. I Containirg one hundred an l twentj-nine G0--1Ü0 ! acres more or Icfs. Said land is appraised at! trcnty-one huudred and ninetv-three dollars. To l.o sold atnnt Ip-s thin iho nat1 v.tnn. third cah in hand and the balance in nine and cigteen months, secured by uot and mortgage on the premises. For further part iculars inquire of A.C. Capron at his cflicc in Plvmonth, or of the undersigned. S QU I A It OWENS. n28 ÖNv) Administrator. siii:iUFFs sali:. State of Indiana, Marshall County P3 Miron II. lirewn, II. lirewn, ) V3 II. Rypn. ) Foreclosure John By virtue of a decreeand order of pale made at the February teim lG-lofthe Marshall Circuit Court, aud to medirectcd in favor of Mireu H. Brown again?t John H.Ryan, I will exr.ose totale i at public auction to the highest lawful bidder on '..7.11 , iyn u Th??t half of the north vot garter of s-c-t.ill th.ltV ( II')) ;:i tO'.Vnslnri l!i!rv Oiro.i fl'l nor0l 0f rnnc one (1 ) ca;t. contafni one l,:;n"1 JnoV' '.v- n. imja., bl-Kl J' J O TIC!:. fÖ'CT. will at the roquet of (?eori; Weil, proccf Notice is hcu'ljy .ivm thnt tlic tindorsicnca, Jnuiaun, proceed on W c-iJuei.iv t:e 'J'Jth Iiv of ..Tai.i, l-t.. to frvoy subdivide Section 30, T N Ii 1 E., iu .niu;,,i vyviiii;y, ana aiso csianiisii me cor""soune ijnui 1,0.010 mi w 0 m;i,i t,on aid H.rvcy il. Lo cont.uued H to day it noci-ary till compItJc-I. Non-reidcnt owners ot Und in snM ft-tion who fimcctxno at the time above mentioned at the u-sidencoof t.eorgc W en, iml defrav or rro 1 le A.r defeann- th. W poiiion of the csponsoiofsaid purvey, will be retained to tho connty Andiior as delinquent,. ind such diditni'ieiicics placed iu luv t..x duplicate for collection la-cording t. bv.v. J. M. KL1NGCU, Co. Sur. M C A 5 Ulli. j Stato cf IndLrn, Marshall ccuaty ts. 1 To the Sheriff of Marslull Coanty (J reeling : T. loiiii r r..j -F - ... VIVia .Fl IHK .FA ff 1 J circuit court, do hereby certify tint the following jj" ; to be elec-tcd at "the Election to be held on the rirjt Mondav in April. 1 cb.r, to-wit: In Green Township two'justiccs of the Teaec In Tippecanoe Townhp one Justice of the Feace A numbt r of constable equal to the number of justices of the peace iu each township. Also one Trustee ia every township in said county, of which election you will jrive legal notice. Iu testimony whereof I hereunto set my name and afh'x the seal of said conrt at mv ölliee in Plymouth, this tfth dav of March A D. lsT,:. ! JOHN c. CUSIIM AN Clerk M. C. C. Male or India nu,' ... Marshall I'uuufy 5!' ... AT r -,, . . r ., . I, Henry M Logan, fclicnff of Faid county, do hereby certify that the above iia true, full ai-d i rompUto ropv of the original election notice as j furnished me ! the Clerk of the circuit court of js iiil county, and I hereby dve notice to the qua!ifid Toters of the dillorent townships m said roiintT. tn nie-t t trtf iinul til:in tif liiil.lin elections therein, ou the 1st MoiuI.it, aud .Id d.iv . J' - " I " ' o of April, A. D. 1SG3, for the purpose of vo'.ing for ?aid ollicers. Cirtn under my hand thU Oth d ay of March, II. M. LOU AN, Sheriff M. C. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that my wife, Susan Keller, has lef'tniv bed and board without anv just cause or provocation, this, thert fore, is to warn all persons from trusting or haiboring her on my account, as I will p.y 110 hebts of her contrpcting. JOHN KLLLEIl. 111 w. The Bridal Chamber, au Essay of Warning and Instruction to Younj; Men published by the Howard Association, aud nent free of charge in scaled envelopes. Address Dr. J.SKILL1N IIOUOHTON. Howard Association. Thiladcb Imn,ia. tiuüxö ly Manhood: how Lost, how Restored. BfBtT ust published, a new edition of mJSJ' )r. C'lll VITWI'ITh lsiiy 00 the radical rure (without medicine) of Jferm otorrhea, or bciuiml Weaknjj, involuntary senunai iiosdrs. lmpoiencv, iicniai aim iuyaic.il uo,ucli,, iiu,.eUi umw 1"T rM-.rvv,., Vi,uj,u.u.... , induced by self indulgence or sexual extravagance nr I rice, in a ecaicu 1 nvciope, o rcina. l lie ccicuraicu a Jiiioi iu lui auiuiraoic rsay clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years' buc ccssful practice, that the alarming conseimencci of self-abuse mav be radic.illy cared without the .1 - : 1 i, ,,!: catioH of tho kmfc-iH.mLinrr out a mode of ire ai once nimpie. ccTiau) ana eiicciuai uy meanH of which every B'llTvrer. no matter wbstt hii conunion may o,m-ycure inmscu wl3fl - i .1 l!.. tr Thi Locuire should be in the hands of cverr youth and evuy man in the land. tent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address , post pai-l.on receipt 01 six emu, or 10 A,l,l.w tlin liillillhrra. - P'1"""' " .vjf riiia t irr.twni-rn . 197 HT. Npw York. Post Ollice box A vlün2d ly. - - " - - N. B. K LINGER. Proprietor1 Buckeyf Livery 'opposite Mwaid IIou?e .Fly no .' rd . n,wiy

PLYMOUTH MARKE'

CORHCTEU WEEKLY Flour per barrel $ 10,001 50 Wheat pei bushel ....60 i torn. 805(5 5QH5 Oats Fotatoe 7SB0 Clover seed $1C,Q0(i ...n Flaxseed $2,00(22,25 Pork per cwt 00 Lard 20 Butter 30 Egg3 15 ; Hides green 7 j Pry 15 j Hav.wild tl0.0(7J1.00 Tame 5,WJ ! Apples, green, per bushel 1$,50 j " Dry, per lb 12 tnv drcrtlgcmcntg. SOMETHING NEW. THE subscriber has purchasd, and now has in running order, a cor iv Sc am crusher, AT IIIS MILL IN PLYMOUTH. And i prepared to grind ear orn for Ptock feed j for all who may call upon hu. r AK..ufc.Kb WILL FIND A SLVING OF i t jjF.as t o.vi ro vn t im IX Ti,E ELD NLönA,.! FOR TIILIR I STOCK by havbg it ! fiMicl.i.l 11 llliMlt'U iV VIIUUUU JJUU1Ü rtCUIII He will also Glind OATS AND CORN together when wanted. He soicits the custom of tho?e having Stock to feed. Terras reasonable. vlÜniGtf. N D. LOVELY, ENTS IF YOU WAIT A SITLISII COAT, STYLISH PAIR OF PANTS, OKA STYLISH VEST, Go to the MERCHANT TAXOR SHOP of A. REISECKERj One door west of Dickson's Tin Shop, where he keeps on hand the most fashionable Goods, jueh as FRENCH BROAD CLOTH, CASSKMKRES, VESTING S , And the very be.t SAT1 NET?, of which he has stock, andmritcs the attention of farmers anil people livii. in the country peneraly, cheaper than can be had anywhere in tue westtrn states. Cuttincr anl Jobbing promptly attended to. vlOn2--2tf. NEW FIItM NEW GOOD'S. The undersigned havipg come here with a view to mnke thi? place their future home, be leave to solicit a fair MMICß OF lTROXl?Fs from the citizens of this p'nee, vicinity, and a traveling coramuintjsproniismg at alt times a Strictly Fair Dealingcoons TO BU A S II E P il J: S i: X T E D .vis'i with AND SMALL RETURNS. V.all be plened to have their Stock and Prices cloeiy examined. Very Respectfully SPEYF.lt k SHANF. . Plymouth, Indiana, Nov. 17, l&t-l vlOnlütf LATEST ARRIYAL AT HONEST CORING 1 I wonldre3?eetfully announce to my patrons ThatI have recently returned from the East &; amuow inrecciptof a TTull Comploto Stock Of carefully eeleetfl A?CD C 11 OCEIMES! andeverythiasreUe formerlykeptby me, which 1 will ll at fair prices. I willtuke iuexehauge frogooda, allkinusof , Icrchantnble Troclucc, AND MONEY WILL NOT BE REFUSED I . . . II i 1 1 II I I H HIT VIU bU7.VFvlw .um luv M.oinnlr fiiI nhiAOU aTlilSftHrtVClIlt tVlAVtuMlKd 1 , h m(,w;,11t Hotni.,!,,, you topurchaie of me. Honorable, straightfor ward dealingaud aliring profitand n humbug is iny motto m, ,1,.. ,it,..0ol,ni!n nr.t. Red thattheir dues are very much needed, andl Wonetlm wil redeem thi rDromiscsto nav un. ' j 11 n OWN I EE o,oif Coroner's Input's!. I An inquest held on the 1st day of March, 180. on tnc reminw ui ui mVj c pcrrv Harris, in Union Township, Marshall i Indiana. Feb. loVi. described &i fol 1 . 1, ' fows. to-wit-Thebody ww bo much decayed that his complexion could not be ascertained. Hair -.hiskoM crav. light Kentucky Jeans pants " - - fc tchc, on thc knee?, coarse, cotton I "' I ..:n.i.:..l.(.U,,l rnit.MKk rLlh vl mm iwmcu ouu . mon kinboota. wit h nau 80iCa, iim-coiorca wool I - . . - . . . hat corded aero?s tno top, ana lour Email Holes nvnehed in the nm. No valuables clothes worth less: supposed tiiat tue oooy must navo lain mere 1 . .... L;nce Ustfall. NLLbüiN McLAUGHLlN, 1 justice anu Acnug uoroacr.

$491

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J. M. DALE & CO., ioRTn noon hewett & woodwird block HAVE NOW IX f?rOHK OVER 40,000 Dollars wth of Drv Goods,

CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, Boots and Shoes, Ladies and Gents' Furs. FRERC'II AND GERT! A GOODS, Ladies Dress Goods, Qucenswarv. Glassware, Etc.,

ALL OF WHICH WKRK BOUGHT AT etxxlG Prices ixx TNTe'W Toic And will he Sold at a Very Small Advance above Cost. We invite all to call aud examine our Goods before purchasing eUovrbcn and satisfy themselves of the GREAT BARGAINS we aro now able to offer. Remember the place, North lloow, Hewett & Woodward's lirick Block. J. M. BALE k Co. Plymouth, Indiana, December 1, 1 804.

Stave Bolts, HE'DING & HOOP P'LES. We will pay the following prices from tVis date ( until January 1st, lbbo, lor stave Uolta Heading and ,fIoop-Poles on delivery at ourStive Factory at Plymouth. White Oak Stave Bolt?, $6,50 pr. crd Ped " Heading 5,00 " White Oak Rived Heading v rj 19,00 per thousand " 44 Green 17,00 Hickory Hoop Poles 25,00 " AL O AT Imrood, Bourbon and Ktna Green, we will pav j $4,00 per cord for Red and While Oak Stave bolts, and I 4, 05 per cord for Red Oak, Ash, Elm and, Maple Hoadinfr blts and $22,00 perthousand for ; I.kkory Hoop Pole?, delivered on the side tracks, j convenient for loading on cars, the abov to be j of pood qualitv and to be piled and inp ctedbv ns i rl0n7tfi HURLBUT BRO'S & CO. ' Bont Mead This,1. TTVT,"RRftYOU : WANT TO BUY GOODS CHEAT IF YOU DO, COME .TO TH NEW ; GROCERY STORE OF ' CLEAYELANL & WORK, i Who keep constantly on hand, and are daily r ' ceiving a Urc and coiplcte aesortBient of ! i Xsimily Groct'rios, Such us ar usually kept for Bale by the bes Grocers. Wc r.lo keep a lull stock of ! CRCCKF.RY, i GLASS, STONE AND 1 WOODEN WARE, LOOKING -GLAf'SES, : COAL OIL LAMPS, and Coal Oil to fill thf in. Also the beet brand of t Tippecanoe Mills Flour by the Barrel, Sack or cwt. .besides a preat fllany . other thini "too tedious to mention." Call and ! examine our Goods before buvin; elsewhere. We also exchange Goods for all kinds ol'Coun ; try Troduce, and are paying th highest Market pi loo in Lash Tor j FOTATEES, j BUTTER, ! EGGS, i CHICKENS, i BEEF HIDES, TALLOW, BEESWAX, anl in fact almoit any thinr tin? Farmers hare t sell. Remetuber, the plnce is on La Torte Street at the Sign ot tho New Grocery itore of (JLKAVELAXD & WOIIK. March 31, v!n35 tf NEW BOOK STOKE. O. H, P. BAILEY, DEAI.KR 1M BOOKS AND STATIONERY At the Tost Office, PLYMOUTH. INDIANA Kecpj constantly on hand a large stock of School IlooliM, iniscclluiicou ISook, HlMrs, ItlanR ltock, l'liolorapli AlbmiiM, rortrolla, Slecl I'ciis. All Kinds of Papers Folio Tost, Flat Cap, Foolscap, Record Cap, Commercial Note, Parchment Note, Letter, Bath aud Billet. Envelopes of AU Size and Qualities. Iti:i, 11 .LACK nntl Ul.l i: I.MiS UCCOKD AND COPTINC I.NK, And ft general variety of Notions connected with thc Trade. N. B, Newspapers, Literary Tapers, and Magazines received daily. New Publications Forwarded by ttecial acnts, can be found in hi atorg vlO n!6 tf $10 MlFnMMtM9. I.OST OR STOLEN From the farm of Jerry Klingcr, six miles west of Plymouth, the following described cattle. One large red ox, five years old, with a, white spot in the upper part of the forehead, white spots on the flanks, speckled with white on the belly. One red heifer, three years old, with white spots on theflanks. Both were fat when disappeared. Any person giving auit&bl information of their whereabouts, or delivering thera to mo iu Plymouth will recievc a reward of ten dollars. nl8-tf PETER DALAKKR, Butcher.

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ACCUMULATED AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING. THIS ENTERPRISING COMPANY IS now doTng an extensive ai.d ÜotrrrsMag business within the limits of the State, und inamuch as it confine j the business of the Company to the State, thopatrouage of our people is solicited' Policies rre issued for äiit perio3 cc?t exceedir eercn ycrs, at rates as ieasonable as theproiätt payment of losses will permit, on all kinds bt Businc53 Upases Water Mill?, Hotels Cburcbel School Houses, Dwelling Houses, Barns, td out hotisKS, together wiüi the conteals of each, both in t"wn and countrv. Particular Attention Klven to the Insurance or Farm Proper! j Indianians ! You have been paj iap andcOtTtifiue ts pajto companies located in Illinois. Connecticut, New York and other State, hundred of thousands of dollars per annum. This immense sum sent out of the State for insurance pnrposcs can be retained among our onn citizens, for which purpose THE SINNTSSIPPI Has been instituted. You have now an opportunity of insuring jor.r property with a safe and reliable Compan in our own State. It should be the pride and pleasure cf crery citizen to encourage home enterprise, and by comparing the plan ol this comDanv with that I of others, no person can fail to perceire the ad j rantajres oftho Sinsisfippi over any similar tastiI tutioa doing business in cur State." Ofllcrf: ELIJAH GOODWIN, President, WM.P. LEDWICH, Viee President. JOHN R. BERRY, Secretarr, WM.P. LEDWICIJ, 1 reasurcr. lixoctoris: Elder ELIJAH GOODWIN Indiana.!!,. Hon. W M.NIBACK, Vin.-ennei WM. HMONGLOMERV. Uoirootco J. R. BERRY, Esq.. h ' WM. T. LEDWICH vlO n21-Iy Agent forPl vmouth and vicinity. (Trorfric5. S03IKTHI1VG NEW AB BECKER & CO. reform the citizen of Marshall and adjoining Coanlics. That thej have received A Sew and Fresh Stock. CF GROCERIES, Which they n tend to sell 'Ms lotv as any other Hounc in .Vorthcm Indiana. Their .tockeonbNts COITKB, SVK I i km; i', TOBACCO, Qucensware, of crcry Decrip(k)ii, Of all kinds, such as U kept in a Good GROCERY STORE COUNTRY PRODUCE. Tliey will take almost all kinds el Country Produce In Exchange for G-oods. REMEMBER THE PLACE. TTOnc door above & M. Becker's Goods anJ Clothing ?tore. ISro. Corbin's III00U, AB. BECKER A: 10. November Zl 1?C1 43tf rpO THK NKRVOrs. PKBILlTATEn 1 AND DKSrONDKNT OF BOTH SKXKS. A preat fuflcrer liaivng been restored to bealtii ina few days, after many tra of m'-.t-r,is willing to assist Ins nulltring fellow -creatures by tending (free,) on tbe receipt of a postpaid addressed envelope, a copy of tlie formul of cure emplovcd. Direct to JOHN M. PAGNALU Tost Oflice Box 193, Brooklyn, N. T. iu23) chin, the eon. L eip. idv. A. K. BRIGGS, BLACKSMITHING and II0RSESHOKlN(?,done eil and promptly, Uliop in South Tit mouth, uear the bridge' " 9nl7--ly lO'iT CUKTiriCATC. Notice i bereby iven that tbe undersigne! have lost Certificate No. 13, given to v by the Auditor of Marshall Countv, for tbe puicb;it-e wf tbe N V N E eetti'on IC T 32 N R 2 E, dated January 3Uf 1 151 ; and at the expirat'en of thr.e rnontlis from thi? date we will apply to he Auditor for ace. roue. Jannafy 26, 16C5 i t. Wm. Hichi, Coward Ntwnocsc.