Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 10, Number 45, Plymouth, Marshall County, 13 July 1865 — Page 3

VOLUME 10.

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. NUMBER 45.

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Local and Miscellaneous. Dr. W. II. Davenport, Surgeou Den tist, will bo at tlic Edwards House in Plymouth, on the last Tuesday and Wednesday of thi3 month. The Democracy of Allen County met in Convention at Ft. Wayne, on the 1st inst.. and nominated F. S. O'Rourkc for Auditor, and Wni. Long for Commissioner. The New York Tribune, says the Dos'on (Courier, declares that the negroes "saved ihe coiatry in the hour of itssorest need." "We have some slight recollection that a few white men had a hand iu the matter. A great change in the weather from warm to cold occurred here last Saturday evenin?. The thermometer fell in a few hours some thirty degrees, and on Monday overcoats were in demand at a premium. The man Cohoo whi was so intent last week on putting an end to his earthly career, after a night's lodging with the pro prietor of the Cross-barred exchange, widely concluded to abandon the enterprise, itnd left fjr parts unknown. A Xicn Magazine. We have received nt this office Madame DeMorst's Illustrated Monthly and Minor of Fashions. It is by far the niost beautiful, as well as the most useful, Fashion Magazine in the United States. Turins So per year, office of publication iJO IJroauvray X. i". The 7:M Kejjr. lud. Vol's, two companies of which were raised iu this couuty, has been paid oft" and the men mustered out. The most of those belonging hero arrived last Sunday evening, the officers having been detained for a dav or two longer at Indianapolis to get their pay an 1 musterout papers. The owners of property on Michigan Street, between Gano and Washington, arc about planking the gutters so as to carry off the water and prevent the digg'ng of the g ouad into holes at the various hitching places in that locality. This improvement will be a real benefit, as well as an addition to the good looks of the street. The rains which occurred during the fore part of the week have materially interfered with harvesting, many farmers not yet being done. We understand aho that the irrain rcmaiuiug uncut i.s in many places badly lodged and to .some extent injured by the storms of the lat few days. The gn'ss in most meadows is thrown tlown, but will, it m thought, generally rise ?gain but little damaged. The side-walks in some places in the business part of town need repairing at once. There is no good reason why the owners of property that rents for SoOO to per annum should not keep the walks in front of the property at least in tolerably good repair. Several places on Michigan and La Porte streets are really dangerous to pass over at night, and very uncomfortable even in daytime. A man by the name of Snow a few days ?ince rm'md i glass of water on an iaoffensivc dutchman while at dim. er at one of the Hotels in this place, and after dinner lollowcd up his naughty tricks by tailing upon him a number of blows with the fist, for which stormy demonstrations he was arrested and taken before a justice of the peace who charged him seven dollars and thirty-five cents for the performance, which he promptly paid with an iy coolness worthy of the occasion. An order Ka3 Leen isue l for tlie mustering out of the entire Army of the Tennessee. The following Indiana regiments arc in this army: Twentieth, Twenty-second, Twenty-third Twenty-fifth, Thirtythird, Thirty-eighth, Forty-Second, Fortyeighth, 1'ifty-third, Fifty-eighth and Fifty-ninth, all of them veteran organizations. The work of mustering out will be immediately commenced, and Ihc regiircnts will jjr-.baLly commence arriving next week. The cholera his made ita appearance in Chicago. The wonder h that onic malignant epidemic does not constantly rage in that filthy jdacc. We venture the assertion that there is not another as filthy a place this side of "fiddler's green" ns Ch icago, except it be soarc cf the back alleys in Plymouth. Seme xncans should be devised to renovate the mi?erabJq dirty .irauReous receptacle of filth and garbage that havea local habitation in our otheriwbo pJeasant and prosperous town. Lost ! Lost ! At my house in this city, corner 15ih and Green Streets, 'arc two dear little girls, who hardest the addre?3 of their uncle, "Willis Hrys, who lives somewhere in Indiana. They aro homeless, and from the State of Georgia. They are of that class that have ecen becr days before the war. I will be very glad to jend five dollarj to the County Itecorder, or whoever may see this and send mo the address of their uncle, and Bend word to Mr. Hays. W. S. Sedwick, Louisville, Ky.

Beginning to Smell a Rat. A Boston paper having nuellcd at the negro suffrage question, snuffs mischief iu it, and recoils with this profound conclusion: It is very evident to cur mind that we must approach this question with great care, lcat we injure the frecdmen through a mistaken idea of what will contribute to their real and permanent benefit; for it must le understood, we think, by all, as Theodore Darker once remarked, that the race is somewhat allied to "equatorial grasshopper.-?," and they might jump the wrong way. As a race they don't desire to leave the South, nor is it desirable that they should; and if they remain :it the Suulh. the chances are if they could vote that they would be quite as likely to vote for persons whom it is not very desirable to sec chosen to high offices, as it is that they would vote for the right mau.

The St. Jo. Register says the heavy rains of the preceding week considerably injured a good deal of clover aud timothy already cut in this county, but not hauled iu, besides preventing the cutting of the balance. The wet weather lias thrown the grass and wheat harvests together, and it wi!! be difficult to uet through with both in time on account of the scarcity of hand. A gentleman writing from Yicksbur::, Miss., says. Vicksburg presents a busy scene just now. iJusiness of all kinds is rapidly .-rintring up. Traders are coming in, and new store.-, are opcLing every day. The country people line the roads with all de.-criptions of teams and vehicle, bringing in their produce and earning out all kinds of "store" supplier, for their families of which must cf them stood in need. Trains run as far as the Big Black, on the Yicksburg and Jackson Railroad, and it is expected that the bridge across that river will soon be completed, placing us in C'jiinnunieatiuu with 'cw Orleans and the Xorih. S-'rom rVcw Vo i. Xlyv Yokk, July 0. The Herald's Ilichaionu, Lyncbburgh, and Norfolk correspondence contains interesting f o'Jthern news. Martial law h.s been re-established iu Norfolk, owing to the riotous conduct prevailing there. There is much suffering from destitutbu in Richmond. It is ascertained there i? much more old Virginia tobacco on hand in the country about Lynchburg than has beeu auticipated. Affairs in Portsmouth uro p-ogrc-sing satisfactorily. The mayor appears to be the right man in the right place. Northern attorneys, located iu Richmond, are reported to have engaged in brjker.ige on the clemency of the gown -mcnt, by selling their influence of procuring executive pardon for wealthy rebels. The Herald says that the unionists of Charleston are petitioning that their cotton, rosin and tur; cutinc, which they purclnse l undo rebel rule and hid iu hope t hut at the reconstruction of the union something might be saved t.) purchase the necessaries of life, but which was seized by the United States at tlu time of the capture of the city, uay be returned to them that their families may be saved from utter destitution. A X X O U X C E M E X T S . We are authorized to announce the nine cf TIMOTHY I). I5AILEY, as a candidate fr the oliicc of County Ilecor.kr, fulijeet to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. We are aufhorizil to announce the name of DANIEL S. GRUBE, a a candidate for the oliicc of County Recorder, subject to the decision of tho Democratic County Convention, Mit. EniTon- You arc hereby authorized t- announce the nimeof WILLI M M. TATTERS OX a a can.lM.ite for Rceoi der of Marshall county, subject to the decision of the approaching Democratic Convention of said county: MANY DEMOCRATS. SHERIFF'S SALE. Jcrcnvuh Karnes' estate J Foreclosuro. Margaret Critci, et a I. BY virtue of a decree and or-ler of pale made at the May term, It-Cö, of the Mar-li ill Common Pleas Court, in favor of Jeremiah Karnes' estate and against Margaret Critcs, et al., and to me directed; I will expose to salo nt public auction on Saturday, the it!i day of August 1'J., between the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. and I o'clock r, at the Court IIouedor in the town ot Plymouui, .warsuau couiuy, lnaiana, the following ' re I estate, to-wit: Lot number two (2) in the vilhie of Arktis, formerly called Fremont, situate ,in jlarh:ill county, Indiana. If tlie rents nnd profits for a term not exceeding seven years, arc not sol 1 for enough to satisfy said order of sale, I will ut tht r.bove specified time and place oiler all the riht title and interest of '.be defendants in anI to the above described propertr. II. M. LOGAN Sh'ff. M. C. July 13, IbCÖ. 45. STATE OF INDIANA MARSHALL COUNTY j s9 In the Marshall Common. Picas Court October Tern. 1HJ.1. John W.Aldrich ) vs v Divorce. Lliza A. Aldi ich ) The plain tllT in the above entitled cause by Lis attorney, l.as tiled in my office Iiis complaint agiinst the defendent, and it appearing by '.lie affidavit of a competent person that the defendant, El'z.i A. Aldrifh is a imn -resident of t!ie State of IndiaM. phe is lherefre heirby notified of the pendency of stid complaint against her, nnJ unles-( lie appear, answer or demur thcieto a; the calling of haid cauje, on the lir.f day of I u.'c next term oi said court to be begun and ! iici'J a tu0 f'ollrt House in the town of I'lym-o-irh.on luC 1l Mon UJ ot "cvoerp isiw, s tid complaint ardtho ,"!' tiers and things therein contained and alledgcd n jlloC heard and determined in her absence. JOHN C. CfSII.MAN CiciL Phillips k Johuum VUTa Atty. 4., A TT A CI1MEX T SOT I OF. State of Indiana. Marshall County. Samuel Drincr ) Jcseph McLaughlin.) Now cornea the plaintifT, Samuel Priner nnd files his complaint herein together with an nVi davit that sai l defendant is a non resident of tliia State. Notice ii therefore hereby ßiven to Joseph McLaughlin that un!cs?lie appear on the 5th day of August, iep before mo at my office in i:our. bon, at 10 o clo.k A. M. and answer or demur to said eon.plaint, the jjame will bo heard and determined in Ins absence; Äs07 ?cal th!s 10th da 0f Jul 18G5 BYL DEALS, J. p.

rittstburgli Ft. Wayne & Chicago flaifivay. On an J after May l1, 18G3, Trains v.-ill leave Stations daily, Sabbaths excepted, as fi Hows: Train leaving Cliicagj ntö:5ü P, M, leaves daily. TRAINS GOING WEST.

Exrntss j llx. J Lx. Pittsburgh.... :5,10am 7.00am :2,00r:V:,5nrM Rochester.... I 3,Cü S.'tÜ 3,15 ! -1,15 iNew BriiJitonl 8. 13 :i,:; N.MO Kaon I,C.r 9.33 -1.2! ' ." 22 Colun biuna.. 5,01 10.17 .",n: j .W Salcra 5,31 10. IS 5,.C I f,.T) Allkncc fi.eö .11.50 6,33 j 7,35 Canton 7.12 k'2A2 7 5 Massilon 7,33 l.OOp.M 7,.r.0 j 8.5t; Orrvillc ,12 1.12 j 0,10 Wolter P,H "-M8 9,05 '10,10 Loudonvill. . 9,39 3.2G 10,00 JlJO Mansfield.... 10,30 -UÖ 11,00 1213am n ... I Aril l,d0 5 00 11.30 12,15 Crestline Dp!iif30 6.40 am ....am' 1,25 Rncvru3 Ill 53 7.10 .... 1,53 Upr'Sandui-ky 12,40pm 7.57 .... 2,30 Forrest 1.15 8.35 .... 3,01 Lima 2,31 10 10 .... 4,11 Lelphoa 3,12 10.59 4.50 Van Wert .... 3,-12 1 1 31 .... 5,20 Fort Wayne.. 5,20 1.30p .... j ",03 Columbia.... f.0l 2.23 .... 7,15 Wjrsaw 6,r-l 3 32 H.34 Plvniouth.... 7,52 1 45 .... 9,30 Valparaiso.... i 3,27 7.00 .... IIU-O Chicago i 11,20 9.30 ,...pm12 5upm

TRAINS GOING EAST. Chicago Valparaiso riymoutli.... Warsaw. Columbia Fort Winne.. Van Wert.. . . Pelplios Iii Iii l ..... Fore?: I'pr ira'muski Racvrus Cre.tlinoj Manr.e!d. . . . I.uuuitville ... .AM

G,20a m1 .r..rrj;1 0 20fm 8,00 7.15 12 1G.,m 0.30 9,27 -J.25 10.'S 10,2J .-37 11,12 i 11.20 4,32 12,15pm 1 2 -2'yM Ü,00 1.2'J 1 ,1G 7,32 2.(2 2,21 t,Uri 2.31 3,00 :',!; 3.51 4,17 10,15 1.22 -1,-16 H,47 5,0 5,-.'0 ! 11,23 5,20 0,00 ,12,01 r ii C.,10 5.40 ;i2.-15 0,41 7,13 1,10 7,37 7,53 1 ,53 8,30 8,4-j ; 2.57 9.00 9.1 Ü j 3,13 9.33 r..5i; 3,47 9,5. in k; I i,o.-, KUO 11, HO I 3,05 11,11 12,n5r.M! ".-"'ä ii.i') i2,n o.nti 12,2;Um 1,12 C35 12,5 1,55 7,10 1.1 2,10 7.2." 2,2;) i 3.20 SVit)

....Pi! 0,50 m 7,30 8.55 Wolter 10,15 Orrvillc 10,50 Wailon !U ,40 Canton 12,0 Alliance t 1,2o.m -'alf-ui ! 2,U CoiiJnibi:'-i.i . . I 2,"0 Fn ni ! 3,20 New Rri-l.tonj 4,10 Re c'icstt r ! -i.:;o Pitt-bur-h....! 6.U0 F. U. MYERS, Gen. Ticket Agent. rJ."'iiiii' C. I. cc C. St. K. TIksc T:-iI3c. S UM M E R A R RANG EM EN T. K A?5 TWA KD. Leave La Porte, dailvji -,f,n . (Sundays Lxcepteu,)) Arriveat lyuiout!i, 3:00 A JT. WEST"i7ARD. Leave riymouth Arrive at Li Porte, ... 1:15 T. M....Ovis r.M Trainsrun by Lx Torte time, which is krjtt at E. Vail? Jewclrv store, and is 15 minutes slower than P., Ft. V.& C.R.U. time. II U. DRULlNEK.Supt. n. Medical lot;rc. D R. J.LONC: ECLECTIC rilYSICTAN. Would inform the citizens 3 of rivraeuth and the e will be in his oilice un-oundiii'' country, that h in Plymouth, in Woodward's Iliick Luiluinc, on the following ilavs in each month during ltli.": April 2-2, 23, il,23. 26, 27, 2S nnd 2.. May 27.2.29,:it and 31. June 2G, 27, 2?, 2'.) and 'M. I Julv 22, 2.1.21. 2.. and 2(i. August SS,2.)t and .i0. September 25, 21, 27,2, 2J and :J0. )ctober 21,22, 2.1. and 2 L November 25, 2'., 27,28, 2'J and SO. December 23, 21, 25 and 2G. CURABLE DISEASES. Cancers an I all cinccrousafiectioris, ulcerations and tumor of diilcrent fornix, amenorrhea, or absence of the menses, or painful menstrtuation, lncorrhea, or llcur albus, chlcrosi., or preen sicknc?s, prolapses uteri, or beariwg down, ami all female compl lints, general debility, &c. Fever aiivl Ague, chronic aficction of the kidnej, gravel, all diseases ot tlie back and loin, liver complaint, diseased f-pleen, chronic and inllamatory rheHraatisni elephantiasis, scrofula, hip disease, white swelling, sslt rheum, giddinesn of the head, palpitation oi the heart, nervous headache, neuralgia, scrofulous leprosy, and those diflicultie brought aboutby tlie indiscretions of youth?, &lc, successfully treated. I invite tlie sick to call upon me. My advice in all case will be gratuitously givcii' my opinion unbiased. No expense incurred unless there is reasonable hope of a eure. I do not make sick to make well, or te.ir down to build uj iigain Diseases permanently removed not s mothered for a time to ret indie in some other part of the hod v. DR. LONfi can be consulted in the Engli.-h and German language. April 13th G5n2:iy I JAM LS LONG, M. D. social 3uoficc$. V X2ec clil for Iho t.'iiru of Fever 311(1 4guo. Rwcou, Vax Hi rex Co.. Mich., Sept. 9, 'GL Dr. C. Ur, back Sir: Your I!ood ruiilier and Pills sr 11 be tter here than any other medicines I could keep. They are just the medicine for the people, peculiarly adapted fur the cure of Fever and Ague, but tl. j poop c use them as a general medicine. To break an attack of the Ague take n tablespoonfull of the lliood Purifier every hour, and cn clean-e the stomach and bowel's well with your Pills, ami in three days the complaint will be removed and a permanent cure ell'ected. All who try this treatment before applvin to a physician will be saved much cost and sulforiu". nil lnr Yours truly, A, IJ. Taft. Tho Bridal Olnmter. an Us.y of Warning and Instructions to Youn .Men published )y the Howard Association, and sent free of charge in sealed envelopes. Adlress I)r J. SKILL1N IIÜUUI1 TON. Hi.r.trJ Association, Pii iladel -1-hia, Pa. vlü;:2d jy A CAUD TO INVALIDS. A Clergyman, while residing i n South America as a mlsionaryt discovered a safe and simple remedy for the cure of Nervous Weeklies, Early Decay, Diseases ot the Urinary and Seminal Or gins, and the whole train of disorders brorght on banefjl nn 1 vicious habits. Great numbers hlvul.f... ' alreaJ cured by this noble remedy. iVompfcdbya ::cucit the afllictcd and cforlunate. I will end tlie .-eCpofor p-epanng and using this medicine, in a scale. Ciope, .0 any one who needs it, Free of Cluirye. I'lea'w inclose a post paid envelope, addre.ed to yourself. Ad'trr JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, Uihi.e Hoitsk, vlOnia ly X(w York City. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. A good stock farm seven miles from riymont h uni nproved land in this county, well adibted to farming and stock raising, and Town lorn improved and unimproved in Plymouth nnd Uourbon, for pale cheap. Terms; part each and lesidue on time secured by mortgago on theprcmiees. Enquire of o31 Iin J. G. OSBORNE.

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CO RRECTTD WEEK LT Flour per barrel.... Wheat per bushel. . C-jrn 0.its Potatoes Clover seed Flax seed Pork per cwt $7,00 $1,00 (5JZ75 nof.f 10 - 7.f(f ?() ... $10, On Ii 0.J $2,00 (2 ,25 i . 1 1 J SO 18 i Lml I Gutter ! Ksgs Hides green ! Dry ! Hay, wild i . 15 15 5 10 ...S,00 .. $10,00 ....$2,00 .... 13..? j " Tame j Apples, green, per bushel 44 Dry, per lb Plvinoutli Marble Works. HARTMAN & HAUK. Having permanently located in Fljmouth for the puidose of prosecuting the above business, are prepared to manufacture all kinds of Monuments, Tomb Stones lhod Stviu of till sizr ami forms, Mnrhfo j Tail-:' ly8, Ifurrttu 7ojs Counter SiaL; kc, dr., j Thev solicit tlie natronaieof all who want an? j work in their lline, and assure them that thev will sell their work AS CHEAP, IF NOT CIIEArEIi, thin nnv ott'er establishment in Northern Indiana, ar.d warrant satisfaction in all cases. Shop on .Michigan street, between Washington and (ratio. IT P.O. 11 jx 1?0 v l Uii 13 ly. DR. ROBACK'S ST02IACH BITTERS AHE KOT TO BE EXCELLED AS fjiTOMACIIIC Regulator or tui DIGESTIVE ORGANS. cv tx wvc-Xvcvwc vsvcNx vvsvW. Vc. evv o, Vvv us tv "SIC wtOV V?iV. j Vvas, ov a Vovt Vvvwc, j vvc wceua uw uvVvcVc i Souc "ävWcys, vvAc, vi It-vVew VW cvoa ivvuwvvc&, UWi U & YOC Y WC, UYC j U SVVYC cYCCYvVC i . . (zLzoua jj'evev, Fever and jlgzce, Liver Complaint t (jDzsp epsia,, JncLigeotion, JcLuumcLice, Kidney Complaints, UYVU UW UV-aCUSCS U fcVYAVVUY UVVYC. UYC COY0CU YUYC UWU aovvvcYvvY yoos u eYs, xAvv.cv yyvuVlc iVYV O.YC iOOY YUVs VYVtwd UC cOOY YWUYV WUfA uyc vve vwtwV?. SoVuac ! u Cov0Joy. Öy. HLoVuxcVft uWvctoYuXc wto-; uw uoAivVvXuteu, UYvvvc uvvs-uv wvc.uyvcA.o uyvu vwuX-ic "Lvc covyvAe, "Dv. HoViucV UYC VW ouVtY Vvve,5 YCCVYV ÖUYyCU, "ÖVSCYVXCYX, "SvCVVVUvSV, These fitters ara put up in quart . Lot ties, cf which the above is a facsimile. The label is finely enravtJ,and is provided ivith a safe-guard from counterfeiters. Trise $1 per bottle, or six for $6. a. VS. QoImJc, (Proprietor, JTo. 6 East Fourth St., Cincinnati, Id whom all orders should le addressed, FOR SALE BY ' All Drusrclsts in tl country. July 6, if G5-vl0nH ly. IjlViM'V. N. B. KLINGER. Proprietor" Buckeye LiTery'oppositeHd want IIoTise.riymouthilnd. n271y

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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE Opened an Agricultural Store on THE CORNER OF LA PORTE AND CENTER STREETS, In the the old CLEAVELAND STAND, where they intend keeping on hand a general assortment of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Consisting of REAPING AND MOWING MACHINES, THRESHING MACHINES, WHEAT DRILLS, CIRCULAR k DRAG SAWS SUGAR MILL EVAPRATORS, HORSE HAY RAKES, HOUSE POWER FORKS, WHEAT SCREENS, FANING MILLS, CUTTING BOXES GRAIN CRADLES CIDER MILLS, PLOWS of all kimb, Willi many other tilings too numerous to mention We are prepared at all times to furnish on fchort notice PORTA SIL 12 SAW 31ILLS; STEAM ENGINES, PLANING MACHINES, &c, Sic.

We shall kee ) constantly on hand a supply of Lnnl ri;itt r of tin hosi rjtinlitr, which we will sell at tlie Lowest Market Trice. ! We earnestly request all thoscvi.hing any thing in our line to c;iUa aud ex;iiniKCour Stock ; and prices before purcliusing elsewhere, ' Apr. 2:), 'G5a3 Itf BACON &XIC07jES. N E r ; FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT Boyd & Vinneclgo, MIItL'F 1CTCRER3 AND D ALEUT IN F U It N I T U It E, South Sole of La I'ortc Street. 1 E, V'J I O UTS f , I X D I A X A . Til CI II Stock is full in every department consisting of UPHOLSTERED, ARM AND PARLOR. CANE SEAT AND WINDSOR C3 2ElS. SOFAS, SOCIA1ILES, COMMON AND COTTAGE Dining, CE.ran, and Patent KxtenSI ox TABLES) Hair ami Husk Mattresse. Patent Red-Spring and Wardrole Red tttios. Xc, Sec. PICTURE FRAMES, STAXDS, CUPBOARDS, BOOK CASES, LOFXGES, SOFAS, Ac. GILT MOULDINGS, Ami in short ercry aiticlc of Cabinet-Ware mcnufaetureJ iu th country. We have also on Iratid a large assortment of Mctnlic Burial rases nnd Gaskets, REJDY-3UDH COFFINS, Of all size kept constantly on ha ml, and a Ilenrsc to Attend Funerals. Fervor's wisliin; to purchase Furniture, n-ill please call aril examine our stock and prices, and thoy will be convinced that we sell cheaper than any etatjlilimeitt iu tho State. 110 YD k VI NN LUG IL June 23, G5vl0ntt tf NOTICE OyiXSOLYEXCY. At the May Term 1SG I, of the Court of Common Picas of .Marshall Count k', the F.state of Wilhelm llohnl'leceased w;h declared Insolvent. j Cn-ditoi-s aie therefore notified that the Fame will le Mettled accordingly. July f.. ri'.TLIt SCIILARR, Admr. NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY. At the May Term lf.5, of the Court of Common Plea of Marshall County, the Instate of Kalpli Williams deceased was "declared proluMy Insolvent. Creditors are therefore Ntti tied that the same will be settled accordingly. July G. IL COUI1IN, Admr. l ost C'orJiiU alo. "JTOriCK Uhertby giren that tho undcreipned, ll o.": the SOlltday of January, 1651, purclusrd the N W j:S 1" lX Section 16 T3'i N It 3, K of T. McDouahl.who WW at thai date Auditor of Marshall county, and recciyeu a Certificate of purchase from him numbered 13, said certificate haying been lostor mislaid, we will at tho expiration of three months from this date apply to the Auditt r of said county for n new certificate. WM. HUGHS, JulyCth 3t EUWAKDNEWHOÜSE. ,

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t.--- B f r5i"!TL - . - - - " .r-rr w - HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT. G-KOSH & NOBLE. IN OMAR DAVIS' NEW I3UILD1NG; Have opened a large and complete stock of Hardware, in the town of lloutbou, where they intend keeping a full rui.l complete assortment of Iron, Nails, Jr?teel, (ilas, Sai. I'utty, Ssoves, Harness Hardware, irheet Iron, Tin a"d Corpet Ware. Weavers' Ree!s,B Itiujr, Ploughs, OIXSÜ, PAIXTS. And ten thousand other articles not mentioned in advertisement. We would sav to she citizens of Bourbon and surrounding country, that we expect to locate permanently among you, and hope by keeping tho vp ry Best-Stock of Goods - t und selling ns clifap as any other Store this side jof Fort Wavacor Chicago, to receive a liberal patronage. Ciill and examine our stock bsfore going abroad to purchase. EMIT. GROSir, Bourbon. Ajr 20 'CkuSIjI. JOS. M. ODLE. zn t-3 o 2 9 c H c"" p o ST a B I S3 o it. o E3 r rT 3 9 ill CO ?r II5) o o o o r 05 o 2 0 o - - p tr1 t i H 3 Ji o EH IP lo " ra; I 2 o" i 0 in f. S3 C n T IVXayyicd. JLiit die s e PROF. VON VERAE'S DIAMOND DROPS! rnover - til'inz PRBrfor which they re WAR HAN TED 'la every Instance. They' are cordially recommended to 1 ikaies wno, rrom aioKnesi or other causes, aro uaable to undergo 'the perils of accouchment. This remedy ! DIAMOND DROPS! Not in Abortive, but simply a TBEVENTIVE. .and is not in tha least inju rious to the most delicate. , constitutions. Every. .Bottle Warranted. . LET EVEHI LADT TBY IT. 07 Send &ed sump for Circular, or IS ss for tha Remedy, to C. XL MONHOE ft CX3, Qenaral Agent F. O. Drawer 6661, Chicago, Illinois Office 155 South Clark 8trcet. For sale at Wholesale In Chicago, by BXTRNHAMS Sc VAN SCH1ACK, FÜLLER. FINCH & FULLER. LORD A SMITH. CHAS. Q. SMITH SMITH, tc DWTER. and n. SCOVIIX; and for aal by every Druggist in the West. vlOnSG Iv fZjmL A LECTURE Just Published in a Sealed Envelope; Tricp Sir Cent, A. LrcTi-RS on the Xatcrt, Treatmpnt and a.lical euro of pcrm.ilorrliuca or Nominal Weakness, Invohintary cmi.ioiis, sexual debility, ami inipctl' incuts to marriage tiiorallv. Nervousness. Consumption, lpilepsv and Fits; Mental and physical ineomp toney resulting: from sell abuse, &c. hy IIob't J. Ci i.ve kweli.,!. 1). author of tbe "(Ireen Monk," Ae. The world renowned author in tU admirable leeture clearly provei from hi own experience that the awful consciences of self abuse may he effectually removed without medicine, and without dangerous surgie.il operations, bougies, instru inents, tings, or cordials, pointing out a mode of cure at once certain and effectual, by which everv sufferer no matter what his condition may be, may cute himself cheaply, ptirately and radically. Tlii Lecture will prove a boon to Thousanda'and Thousands, Sent under seal to any address, in a plain sealed envelope, on the receipt of six cents, or two postage stamp, by a Idressing. CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.. 127 Howcrv, New York, Tost Oliicc box 4 5bG. vlOu-23 ly. Whiskers! ! ! Those wishing a fine set of wnisüera, a nice moustache, or a beautiful head of eIohst hir. will please read the car.-lnf Tl FioCH1APMAN' lD aDOlh'r rart of this Pt n"

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PEACE, PEACE, And good will toward all mackind. was tbe motto of Ceneral Grant iu the occupation of Richmond, and the consequent surrender of Lee and his Confederate forces; thus allowing the wearied rehel soldiers a season of rest from th continued hardships of war, as well as a full per mission to return to thoir friends and lored ones at home. Consequent on such operations a panic ensued iu New York and sister cities, enabling "TELLER & GALENTINE,

to purchase at panic prices, the largest and most general t-tock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LADIES DIIESS GOODS, NOTIONS & FANCY GOODS, CLOTIIINQ, STRAW GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES, HiilDWJRE. QUEENSWARE GLASSWARE. NAILS. GLASS ever brought to Bourbon. Messrs. H. k G. pro pose to dispose of their entire stock to the CITIZENS O;- liOUIUJON anJ urronnding country, at notonlv PANIC" PRICES, -BUT PRICES THAT WILS IE FY TOUPETITIOX, Thankful for the liberal patronage thatw ehava j received, we respectfully solicit a g j tinuance of the same, together with my find it to their interest to call. cneral coc as many as YTn'' Gtttn'!' ha':"' STEAM l-LOUKING MUJi teil! fo Citstom Kxclmnjr Business on chort notice, and viUpai at all. Finns the Jujhat marl-ft price for good Chan WLeit. HELLER f- O ALEX TlX'E. Bourbon, April HZ, ISCj. 10 3m. SOMETHING jVEW A3 BECKER & CO. Inform the citizcnsof irarshall nnd adjoining Counties. That they have rcceivei A New and Fresh Stock CF 1? NJ ILY GROGElilES, WhicLthev nicuJtOEell 5 low as any oilier cuc in Yorthem Indiana Their Stock coueists CO VFB E , SUGAR, 310Z, ASSES, SVRIP, TOBACCO, QLCdiswarc, of every Pecriplion. Wo odLcnwaro , Of all kinds, such as is kf pt in Good GROCERY STORE COUiNTUY PRODUCE. They ill take almost all kinds el Country Tro dace In Exchange for Goods REMEMBER TEE PLACE. LTOne door above S. k M. Hocker'a j G an.l Clutliinir Store, IVo. T, Corbiu Liloolt:, lI.MIOUTII, -- EIIAA, AB. BECKEK tV CO. NToveuber 1 I?6l I3tf L. NL'.SBAL'M. s. MAT Ii. TwiSSBlAlTM fc co Woicsale and Retail GROCERY HOUSE Dealers in all kinds of FAMILY GROCERIES AND TOBACCO, CIGARS, WOODEN AND WILLOW WAKE. Insolicitingthe publiepatrcnage wc wo!? ay hat our stock of (loodsi complete, end wilier mparefavorably with'an otht icetkblitLmertiu tfc': Weft. " Kspecial inducement are offered to country Dealers. Allkiuds ofcountry Troducctaken attkchlb. estciarkct price in eicLarpfoi poods. M Sl AI M it CO AViitfonmakiiia:. C. HASLANQER &. BRO'S, I WanufrturersofwagonB, carriages etc. BU '"mithing, painting tod graioingdtn to 5

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