Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 10, Number 48, Plymouth, Marshall County, 3 August 1865 — Page 3

VOLUME 10.

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. NUMBER 48

THE DEMOCRAT

Local and Miscellaneous. Why diJu't Mr. Muttinjrly advocate his negro suffrage doctrine in the rcpublicau Convention last Saturday? The mayor of Portsmouth, Ya., hashcen arrested by the military authorities, it is supposed for interfering with some of their special privileges. TitE editor of the Republican is apparently anxious to inaugurate a system of political rows, and general lawlessness in this county. We advise him and his friends uot to do it. Wk have had several days of finweather, affording farmers ? excellent opportunity to secure the ;!.- anding vheat erop. The tclepraj h reports President Johnson ill again. Oar impression is that his frequent severe "attacks" could be greatly modified by a reduction in the daily allowance of his whisky. Somk indiscreet chap j.layeil the old t-cratch with the dogs on Monday night last, in tlii place, by sprinkling fresh meat dosed vrith strvcliiiine around rather proniisculously on the stroct.. Svnic very valuable dogs were poisoned bv this profess. Distributing: poison ia the streets is damrerous business. TllK abolition press throughout the country have conic out with singular unanimity in favor of negro sufTrng?. making the question a test of "loyalty." Why holdeth back our neighbor? Hath he ceased to walk in the pleasant ways of the just and pure ? Hath he "back-slid ?" 1 A I Mio ad Acciukxt. The passenger train on the C. 1 & C. Kallrord which leaves Plymouth at 4:15 p. in., ran off the track on Monday last at Pine Creek, about twelve miles north from here, and was badly smashed up. We are entirely cut off from communication with La Porte, but the road will probably be in a condition to resume business to-day. Monday last our town was the scene of another of those dreadful riots which -arc becoming so pr . .i! .tit in our midst. A returned solvit t "mobbed" another returned soldier ! tween the eyes ami on the left cheek. If our copperhead justices further rcfu.-e toattend to such cases, our soldiers will bo compelled to band together and see if some things cannot be done as well as others. elf preservation is the first law in nature. Aid to Jeff. Davis. A private meeting of the fiicnds of Jeff. Davis was held in New York on Monday, for the purpose of taking measures to secure him a fair and impartial trial. A committee was appointed, of whom Mayor Gunther was the Chairman, to raise funds for the object stated. .Masonic Not ice. Notice is hereby given that there will be an election hold at Lodge Hall, of lMvinoiith Lodere Xo. 149 of 1'. & A. M., on the evening of the lSth (lay of August, 1800 for the purpose of electing three Trutcs for said Lodge. JJy order of the Lodge. C. K. Toax, Sec y. Disorhekly. The soldiers at the camps near Ii dianapolis, are said to be very disorderly while waiting for tlie paymaster. Oa Monday evening one of them .assailed a citizen in one of the most public streets of the city, and was shot dead by the latter. Collision. Au affray occurred at St. Louis on Tuesday between negroes and discharged soldiers while the former were celebrating the 1st ot August. Some of the negroes were beaten nearly to death, "Their joy may be turned into sorrow sooner than they anticipate." The above bit of bluster is contained in an article published in last week's Republican, and is addressed to Sheriff Loiran and Constable How. AVe advise the editor to go slow, for should he excite a mob to interfere with these officers in the discharge of their official duties, the con?cjuences would not be at all satisfactory to the editor and h! mobiles. Wc admonish thj editor therefore, to beware, and not flatter himself that in case he incites a mob the soldiers will assist him. Two thirds of them speak in words of conterjpt fur him. 4 From Intliaiinpoli. Indianapolis, Inl., July 31. The weather for the pa.t three days has Ucn remarkably fine, and farmers have improved it, working even throughout Sunday, scvinj; their grain and hay. The 37 the regiment, Hth cavalry, and 24th battery were received by the civic and military aulhoritit ,s to-day. The 1 1 th Indiana is expected to-morrow. Railroad comnmnic itinn, interrupted by the late rains have been generally resumed. TwoscrounJrel.H in soldier's clothes, at at noon to-day, while the clerk.s were absent for dinner, entered the Hellcfiuntainc railroad pay office through a window, and breaking a lock, abstracted 83,000. They were, however, discovered, as they trcre maki.ig their escape, captured, and the in onrj recovered.

.1 iV NOUNCE M E NTS.

RECORDER. We are authorized to announce the name of TIMOTHY D. RA I LEV, as a candidate for the office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. Wc are authorized to announce the name of DANIEL S. GRUCE, as a candidate for the office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention Mit. F!t)tTOR You are herebv authorized , to nnnouncc the name of WILLI M M. PAT- j I'L'llOnXT 1! r ... T I.-.- f. I rjln II ' l r. ucu.M as a canuiuuic mr uvninni i . 1 county, subject to the decision of the approaching Democratic Convention of said county MANY DEMOCRATS. Mr. Editor You will please fay to the De mocracy of Marshall county, that 1 will be a can did tte before the coming County Convention, for the ollice of Recorder. t. Mcdonald. Mr. Hi itor: You will please nnnouncc the name of JOHN V. IIOl'G IITOX, as a Candidate ft-r the office of Comity Recorder. subject to the decision of the Democratic Countv Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS. SCRVr.YOK. We are authorized to announce the name of J.M KLlNC.fCR, as a candid ite tor the oflicc of County Surveyor, subject to the decision of the approaching Democratic County Court ntion. H'cir clwrtijSfmfittj?. TVTKW AUUAXfiEMKNT. JL The undersigned having associated with him in his professional busi ness MR. D. E. VANV ALKENBURGIi, will continue the practice of Law in its various branches. The New Finn will attend promptly to litigated cases, general collection', the purchase and sale ol Real Estate, the collection of Claims j agunst the (lorernnn nt; Mich as pensions, boun- t ty and arrearages of so idicrs, &c Title to Real I Estate examined and abstracts fcrcished when i desired. I August 3, ltC5. J. G- OSP.ORNE. SCJ! YEY XUTWI:. Notice is hereby tiven that the undersigned county surveyor of Marshall County Indiana, w ill at the rcqucs' of James MeMilh n, proceed on Moudav August Utih. lt'.to survey ai-d subdivide section 17, T. 30, N. U, 2, E. in Marshall (bounty, and aho tstati!is1i the corners of the land belonging to said Mc'.Ui'len ia said section, said survey will be continued from day to day if nec-e.--ary till completed. . r.n-res.dent onc rs oJ land ,n said rectinn Who J tail to meet me at the v me above mentioned, at ; tlie resi.lenre of Janu s Mc.Millon. and dt-fray or I provnic lur ueirayin tiie;r portion ol tlie exjiens B of ?aid survey, will be returned to the county Auditor a delinquent, and sm h dtliinim iici s placed on the tax dupl'cate for collection aceor din; to law. nil J. M. KLIXCIKR, Surreyor. SURVEY XOT1CE. Notice is hereby given that the undcrsipnf d County Purveyor of Marshall County Indiana, will, at the request of A. K. Waron, proceed on Tnesdav August -2d 1C.". to surVev and sub.livide Sections 1J k 20, T. 32, N R. 4 K. in Marshall County, aid clso stablih the corners of the lands belonging to said Waron in said section, said survey will be continued from day today if lU'Ci'ss.uy till comj'ctcd. Non-resident owners of laud in said sections who fail to meet me at the time abovemrnlioned :tt th'- residence of A. K. Waron, ai.'. defray or provide for defraying their portion of the expenses of said surey, will be returned to the comity Auditor as delinquent, ami such delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate for collection according to law. n4S J. M. KÜXGKR, Survever. STATE OK INIVANA ) M .(SHALL COUNTV S3 In the Marshall Common Tleaa Court October Tf rm Is (.". Ftran lcr Abb tt ) vs Paul Master? ) The plaintiff in the above entitled cause by his attorney, ha? filed in niv office his complaint airainst the defendant, and it appearing by the affidavit of a competent peison that the defend ant Paul Masters, is a non-resident of the State of Indiara, he is therefore herebv notified of the pendency of sa:d complaint ngnu.Jt him, artI miles. he appear, answer or demur thereto at the calling of Faid cause, on the first day of the next term cf suid co-irt, to be Legun ai.d held at the Court House in the town of riyinoutli, on tlie 1st Mot day cf Oi tuber. ls.", s lid complaint and the matter? and tiling therein contained and alled-ed will be heard and det nuincd in his absence. JOHN C. CI SUM AN Clerk. A.C. Capren VVLV Att'v. -IS AiiB.acATi roR i.at r.xsi:. "VTOTICK U hereby given that the under3p n-'d 1 1 will, at die next'l crm of the Commissioner's Court of Mars-hall County In Hann, to be li Men at Plymouth commencing on the First Monday of September, 1G.", ..pply fera Liccne to retail spirituous liquors in iiantitie lesj than a fpiart. The location n wliicli I propose to pell is on the north half of Lot No. 1, (3d 5lory of building) in the town of Plymouth, Marshall County , Indiana. n 13 ELIAS LOY. SCR YE Y A OT ICE. Notice is lu-rcby given that the undersigned. County Surveyor d Marshall county, iLdiani, will ai the request of James Snyder proceed on Mooday August LMst to survey anil subdi vide th North w ent 1 , of section :iO,T 3.r, N K , K, in Mirshill county, and also establish the corners of the lands belonging to said Sirtdcr in said section, said survey will be continued from day to Jay till completed. Non-re.-ident owners of land in said section who f.iil to meet me at the time above mentioned at the residence of J.wnei Snyder, and defrav or provide for defraying their portion of the eipenes of paid survey, will be returned to the county Atiditor as delinquent, aiid such delinii neies .laeed on the tax duplicate for collection according to la x. "17 J. M. KLINf'.KK, Surveyor. Uctlirat Notice. JU. J. LONG "kcLKCTIC " PHYSICIAN'. Would inform the citizens of Plymouth and the urrounding country, that he will be in his office in Plymouth, in Woodward' Urick tiuildin;, on the following days in each month duriii" lf-f.r-April 2t,2.". 'JG, i7, L'S and 2! M;,v 27 .2. ,.'(. and HI. June 2H, 27, 2H,2! and .10. July 22, 23.21. 2.r. and 2t;.An.nst 28,23, and .".".September -j;,, y 27, 2, and :i0. )ctober 21,22,2.1. and 2 INovember 2.ri,Jfi, 27,2n 23 and 30.December 2.1, 21, 25 and 20. ' CURABLE DISCASES. Cancers and all cinccrou!afrectior.j, ulcerations and tumors of different form?, amenorrhea, or absence of the rncncs,or painful men.-trtuntion, Iticorrhea, or flour albus, ehlcroi, or pretn pickne?8, prolapses uteri, or bearing down, and nil female compl lints, general d bi;ity, Ve. Fever ami Ague, chronic affection of" the kidney?, gi avel, all diseases of the back and loin, live r complaint, diseased fplcin, chronic and in (Limatoiy rheumatism elephantiasii, scrofula, hip disease, white swelling. s?It rheum, giddiiiens of the head, palpitation oi the heart, nervous headache, neuralgia, scrofulous leprosy, anl those difficulties brought aboutby the indiscretions of youths iesueccpsfully treated. ' I invite the sick to call upon me. My advice :n all cases will be gratuitously given: mj opinion unbiased. No expense incurred unless there if reasonable hope of a cure. I do not make sick to make well, or tear down to build up again Di3. eases permanently removed not smothered for a time to rek indie in some other part of the body. DR. LONG ean be consulted in the English and German languages. April 13th '65 nri JAMES LONG, M. P.

PLYMOUTH MARKET

CORRECTED WEEKLY Flour per barrel... heat per bushel i ..... i $lfa;(.l,50 Corn Oats .... t&37;j ; .10 Cc? 10 I Potatoes .... 40 (.?:0 ! Clover seed. . Flax seed. . . . Pork per cwt. ... $U!,U0,'7 .11. .M j $1.H)1,23: 1 1 nil Lard n.tor i5Ms! yt,r3 i;, ; ... . r ' 1 mes UlCCn Drv 10 Hay, wild 8,00 " Tame 10,00 Apples, green, per bushel "." " Dry, per tt 12, DR. ROB&CK'S STOMACH BITTERS ARE NOT TO BE EXCELLED AS A STOMACHIC AHB Regulator or Tin DIGESTIVE ORGANS. VesXx Wv ö," Vv tvs cv. Ytveiu. oacyA i vcu T31cyvaaoy o$ siya. 5 AYcs. UYvA SoVV.tYvi VUS, OY U 0V VvWJ, VCCYV V YOCV (UWVK.. V0CY VVU. UYC . c. 1 CV SVVYC k.YeCWVC .HiLzous Jb ever. Feu ct and jlgwe, Liver' Corruplaintf (Dyspepsia,, Indigestion, Jazcndice, Kidney Complaints, vuvve wvtvVcv ew UYCv iOOY YViVVs VyVCW. t cvcyv, lcvvwvvsvw, X7iese fitters ars vut up in quart bottles, of ivhiah the alove is a facsimile. The laLel is finely engraved, and is provide! ivith ct cafe-guard from counterfeiters. (Price $1 per bottle, or six for $5. C. W. iiofcaoc, (Proprietor, JTo. 6 East Fourth Kt., Cincinnati, to whom all orders should he addressed. 9 FOIl SALE BY All Drujrgists inthe country. July G, hf,:-vlOnli 'ySCR YE Y .OTICE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned County Surveyor of Marshall Ccunty, Indiana will at the rco,'iet ot K. Schroeder proered'on Wednesday thf JGih d.iy ot August, lff.r. to survey and subdivide Sections 1), A; 10 M. K. L. in Marshall County, and also establish the corHereof the hinds belonging to said Schtoeder'in said sections, said survey will be continued fiomd iv to day if nccfssary till completed. Non-resident owners of land in said section who fail to meet me at the time above mentioned at the residence of R. Schnieder, snd defray or provide for defraying their portion of the expenses of si id survey, will be retuine.l to the county Anditor .is delinquent, and such delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate for collection according t. law. nIG J. M. KLINGL'U, Co. Sur. M C. api'Mcmtiox for i:si:. NOTICK is h reby given that the undersigned will, at the next term of the Commissioner's court ol Marshall county Indiana, to b? holded at Plymouth, commencing on the First Monday of September. 1 ff3. apply for a license to retail spirituom liquors in quantities less than a ,uart. The location en which I propose to Bell is on lot No. 9, Martin's Addition to the town of RourboD, Marshall county Indiana nil JOSLFII lliENE.

A Change of Base!

Richmond has Fallen JUiSJLj'Jb1. AVI TH A rCRTIi'N OF THE ,.,., CABIXET HAS BEEX CAPTURED i'' IAND Soon Peace m'III lc IoeIaicl. Iu the meantime the people arc running to T. A. SIMONS' New Family Grocery ANU PROVISION STORE. Which has lately been removed to the NORTH ROOM OF CORBIN'S HLOCK, WIIEKK UK HAS OX HAND A A LARGE STOCK OF Groceries and Provisions, and is constantly receiving NF.W SlTI'LIES, which he pledges hims;-II to5t;hL ACIIKAT as anv other house in Plymouth, for Ready Pay. He will also take AH Kinds of Country Frodnrc in exchange for Oood.,or PavCashat the highest market prices for almost every thing the farmer has to sell. His stock consists, in part, of Cofiee, Sugar, Molare, Syrup, lJico? Tolirtcco. Pepper, allspice, Fish, Iiacon, Crockery, Stone and Wooden Ware, Provisions, etc., etc., etc. Call and sec before purchasing elsewhere. T. A. SIMON . July b, IS f..", v'Jilltf. X E W FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT Boyd & Vinneclgo, IHM'KlCTCRF.r AND DEAI.KKT IN V U R N I T TJ R E, S"th Si'ff of La Corf'' Strut, I'l.V.lIOlTII, l;i A A. r iIIEIR Stock is full in every department JL consisting of UPII H.STr RED, ARM AND PARLOR CANE SEAT AND WINDSOR O 3SE jÖl X 3F8. O S O F A S , SOC'I A P. h Y .S , COMMON AND COTTAGE PlNl.NC, CtNTall, AND J'ATKNT KXTKNSIoN T A B L E S, Hair and Husk Mattresses. I'lthnt id-Sjrii)'j mul Wurih'ohe R'tt-l riCTUKE FUAMES, STAXDS, CCriiOARDS, DO OACASES, LOCXGES, SOFAS, kr. GILT MOULDINGS. And In short every article of Cabinet-Ware uutniif.ieturcd in thv country. Wc buvc also on h ind a large assortment of Mclnlic IJiirinl Cases and (tiiskcls. RE.1DV-3UDB COFFIXS, Of all sizes kept constantly on hand, and a Hearse lo Atlnul Funerals. Persons wishing to purchase Firnitire, will please call aid examine our stock and prices, and they will he convinced that we sell cheaper tlinn itny ci-tatdi.-hmcnt in the State. BOYD k VINNED(jE. -Tunc 2D, T,:vl0ut3 tl SCR YE Y X OT ICE. Notice is hcrehy given that the undersigned, County Surveyor of Marshall county Indiana, will, at the request of Noah Hosteller, proceed on Thursday tlie lOt'i lay of August, lHf5, to survey and suWi ide section 2, T. 'M. N1N E, in Mar hhall County, and also t st.aMi.di the eornerj of the lands h'doi'ging to said Hostetler in said section, said survey will le cont'uuied from day to day if necessary till completed. Non resident owners of land in said section who fail to meet me at the time above mentioned, at the ret-idence of Noah Hosteller, and defray or provide for defrayin;: their portion of the expenses of said survey, will he returned to tlie County Aud'tor as tUlinquent, and such delinquencies j placed on th; tax duplicate for collection ueeordin? to law, nIG J. M. KUNCKIi.Surveyo: M. C. a it m: ATI ox von Mi:xsi:. NOTICE U hcrehy pven that the undersigned will, at the next term ofthc Commissionei's eourt of Marshall county Indiana, to he hol.L'ii nt Plymouth commencing on the Firft Monday of Sept. lcG.V, apply for a license to rt tail spiri ions liquors in quanti ties less than a quart. The location on which wc propose, to sell is on Lot No. 2, in James Lowry's Addition to the town of Argos, Marshall countv ludiana. A. N. TR IRMKY, nil JOHN USHER.

SOMETHING SKEW IN BOURBON.

- I tl - f-Irf " - .f. ir-I v -- : t m -v-Mirjr'. HARDWARE ESTABLIS II M E N T. GHOSH & NOBLE. IN OMAR DAVIS' NEW MJILDlNG; Have opened a large and complete stock of Hardware, in the town of Ilonrboi , where they intend keeping a full and complete assortment of Iron, Nails, Steel, Glass, Sas.li. Putty, Ssovcs, Ilame.-s Hardware. Sheet Iron, Tin ad Copper Ware. Weavers' Reeds, Jilting, Ploughs, OILS, PAIXTS, And ten thousand other articles not mentioned in advertisement. We would say to she citizens of Rourbon and surrounding country, that w- expect to locate permanently among you, and hope by keeping the very Best Stock of Goods and selling as cheap as any other Store this side of Port Wayne or Chicago, to receive a liberal patronage. Call and examine our stock before going abroad to purchase. EM IL GROSI1, Rouibon. Aqr 20 'G:.n21jl. JOS. M. NOBLE. J' V.J. .t:. C o c s a m - r. 2 o 7? ee c o H P. H 0 H H ft3 lb si 14 3 O 1 X a 'Ii r. 5 7? C C - er 2. 'r. in ?? o 1 v. X a tn - rr -a a? c r. 6 2 0 1 'I H 1:20 3 as 1 - - m 7- ' w r 's o O - -w a; 12 V Ö 6 c o n Married Xivclie PH0r. VON VERAE'S DIAMOND DROPS! er-IU-VSNTIVIt rfor which they arex 'WARRANTED1 rla erery lnstaneo. They are cordially recommended to all LdiM who, from aiokneas or 'other causes, aro unable to undergo ths perils of aocouchment. This remedy ! DIAMOND DROPS I Kot an Abortive, but simply a .PREVEKTIVE. .and Is not in the least inju-, .rious to the moat delicate. . constitutions. Every. .Bottle Warranted. J LET EVERT LADY TBI IT. 07 Bead Bed Sump for Circular, or 12.23 for the Bemedy, to C. R. MONROE & CO.. General Agent P. O. Drawer 6001. Chicago. Illinois ; Office 165 South Clark Street. For sale at Wholesale in Chioago. by BVRNHAMS St VAN BCIIAACK, TULLE R, FINCH & rrLLxa. lord et smith, chas. a. BMixn BV.ITII Si DWTER. and IL SCOVILLj and for aal by erory Drugf 1st in th Weit. Vl0n3fi ly LECTURE Just I'tihlished in a Sealed Entelopt;'Vrirt Six Cr lit?. A Lkctl'RE os the Natur r, Treatment a.ii Uadical cure of Spermatorrhoea or Feminal Weakness, Involuntary emissions, exual lehilitv, and impediments to marriage generally. Nervousness. Consumption, Epilepsy and Pits: Mental anJ physic.il incompetency itntiltin'r from Hell-abuse, &c. ty IIob't J. Cclverwclt, M. 1). author ol the "(Jreen Hook," Ac. The world renowned author in this admirable, lecture clearly proves from his own experience that the awful consequences of self ahuse may te ell'ectually removed without medicine, and without daiiEjrrou iirie;l operations, Ijongios, instru inents, rings, or conha's, pointing out a mode of cure at once certain and ellectual, hy which every surtorer no matter what his condition mav be. may cuic himself cheaply, privately and radically. This Lecture will prove a boon to Thousands and Thousands. Sent under peal to any address, in a phiin sealed envelope, on the receipt of six cents, or two podage stamps, hv addressing. CII AS. J. C. KLINE & CO.. 127 Ilowery, New York, Tost Ollice bo 4 36. vlUii2Üt ly. All kinds of Job Work done at this Office on j short notice ith neatness isod dispatch

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PEACE, PEACE, And good will toward all mankind, was the motto of General Grant in the occupation of Richmond, and the consequent surrci ikr ofLec

and his Confederate forces; thus allowing the j wearied rebel soldiers a season of ret from the continued hardships of war, as w ell a? a full permission to return t tluer friend? find hired ones at home. Consequent on such operations ;t panic ensued in New York and sister citie; , enabling Messrs. HELLER & GALENTINE. to purchase at panic prices, the largest an I most general tock of FOKKKJX AND DOMESTIC BRT GOODS, I.ADIKS IIUS GOODS, NOTIONS & FANCY GOODS, CLOTHING, STRAW GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES, HARDWIRE QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, NAILS, GLASS j ever brought to Bourbon. Messrs. U. & G. pro ; pose to dispose of their entire stock to the CITIZKN.S OF ISOITJJOX an.l surrounding country, at notonlv PANIC Piticm BUT PRICES THAT WW, I EFV ('OMPETITIOX. Thankful for the liberal natronarc that, n-o 1nv..' iLtencu, we rcrpccttulh solicit a general con timi'iiioA iC I. rt .i . ........ , iimi.f w.euicr wnn jg nianv as may nun n to tlicir interest to call. Ah

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started lltn'r Xcw STEAM FLOlTJXr, MILL ., , v -lixivia j:xai(UKjc Jiusiocs on etoi-l notice, ami will p,i v,t t; morkft prtW for od Chan Whe tt. HELLER d- GALLW T1XE. Iourlwu, April 2.", !(". 10 3m. SOMETHING NEW AB BECKER & CO. Inform the citizensof Marshall and adjoining Counties. I hat they have received A New and Fresh Stock CF jy j. i 'J LY GROCERIES, Which they nttndtosell ,'is low as nti ofhvr llvusv tn Yortlwrn Indiana. Their Stock consists TO IMC to, A LhS IM CK, Q lieciiswarc, of every Pecriplion "Woodcnwaro , Of all khuls, sncli as is kept in a Good GROCERY STORE COUNTRY PRODUCE. They w ill take almost all kinds el Ceuntrv Tro tluce In Exchange for Goods REMEMBER THE PLACE. J-TOnc door above S. M. I'eeker's G and Clothing Store, 1V. CorhinV. lSlo-U, rrvTioanai, miiiaiva AH. mCKMl & CO. November ST I 1 TCI l.ttf h. NU.sSltAl'M. K. MAV KU cV c:o Wolcsale and Rct.til GROCERY IIOUSR Dealers in all kinds of FAMILY GROCERIES AND Provisions TOIJACCO, CIGAKS, WOODKX AND WILLOW WAKi:. Iiuolieitinthe puhlu patronne we would say hat our stmdc of toioilf i- con p! le.and willcomparclavorahl) with;un otheiestüblitl. n.t ntin tho West. Ki-peeial inducement are offered to country lleaUrs. Ail kinds of country Producotakcn attluhighestmaiket price in exchnnfoi poods. Mni.i .m a ro I(C'Nil0ll'O L.of. The undersigned hns a few lare ijed residence lots, eligibly located, w lich ho ill soil cheap for cadi, or part cah and the residue on tine t suit purchasers. These lots are about twice the size of ordinär r town lots. 3nUf ' j. ;. OSBOKNK.

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FOK County l Wool carding and Spinning t Tippccan Factor r, Tippccanoetown. Ind'onia. Will receive wool for carding, and tpwming Plymouth, oliico at Shoemaker and Boyd's Grocery Store. Wool received and returned tk saiae week. Wc have a large ASSOKTMKXT OF BLANKETS. CAS I MERE, JEANS, SATIN ETTS. TWKAD3, WHITE AND TLAII) F LANNL8 . in great varieties, which ve will exchange for wool at the factory. Cash puid for wool at the market price. N, B & P. S. ALLEM AN. v!0no35 tf GREAT PANIC. GOODS MARKED DOWN Savcyonr sioney by buying at tLr LOAY PRICE STORE. RICE L BRO., Successors to Rice and Smith, are aow receiving their Fall and Winttr Goods, embracing &11 kinds of Diij Good. Gtoten'f!, Crockery Ghst (ircm Hal oiul Citjts. Roots and Shoes, XctioHS. dc, dc. Our coods have bffn bought sinco tha rreaf Jcclinc in prices, and we propose to gie oar iMuslin marked down IU cents a yard. Prints marked dowr from 10 to l.r cets a yard!.DeLaines marked down x. cents a rar, ndall other dry goods in the same proportion. Wc have a fresh upply of Fainilv Groceriea Tthieh u s can mid will it tleapu Tri mo Rio Collee o. cents r.-e? 5ni3V Brown Sugar from 20 to 5 cents per pound. Coffee do IS to 33J cents pr posni. Ton, Spora, Syrups. Roe, Tohac9, AM kind Extracts, Raisins, Indigo, &$. We have the largest etock of crockery war tobe lonnd in Plymouth, compri.-ing erry pieco to make a full set, which we will gU n!ov 9 any other man. Also a great vaiictv HATS AND CAPS, ranging in price fiona Zo centa to$..". 15 cases ) IJoy's Boots selling from $1 ,50 to $3, Mcnt heavy Hoots from $.3 to $-" Wens winter -bs-s S!,75. Children! and Misses shoes froiaCi ctitt to !il,.r)n. Wc üh ill he makin? constaRt additiots to tock, aud hy buying often can give our cus'.Osicrsgtiods much lower than those who hare Luc: stocks before the decline in prices. Donl buv a dollar worth until vou hare Tiited the Low Price Store on tho comer soath i the Edwards Ilor.so. M. II. Kicc irtnrns ruanv tl.n;Asto tht petflsof Marshall county for their former patrnag,. .ind solicits a continuance f their lavort t thnew lirni. Country Produce, Squro Timber Sc Ties, Houjht at the highest prices. KICK & imo. M. II. TvICL'. WELCOME KICE. tICr! 2tf LATEST ARRIVAL IT TIIX OLD DICKSON CORN RR. I wouMi-epeetfullyar.noi2nce to niypstrra Tli at I hare recently returned from tLti sitik amaow inreceintafs Ixt 11 und OonivIto Mtoelc Of carefully sclcetel Cr UOCE R IEST andeverythingcNs formerly keptby m,wkllj 1 will gell at fair prices. I willtako iBicbuo( fjrgoo3s, all kinds of iracrclinulnblc Produce, AMD MONEY WILL NOT BE REFUSED I invite myoid cuitoinorsto culland exoralt mystock and prices, and if they tuit.they w ill k Jure and buy. 1 have noblowirg to do to ieds you topurehase of me. Honorable, straight fr ward dealing and alivingpi-ofitand no hermit j is m v motto. ThoseknowinpthemselTt?in arresrfart H fiedthattheir dues aro very much needed, etil hopethey wllredcemthciiprouiiiestopav p. J.UROWNLLK. tUulltf SOMRTIILXC NEW. rpIIR suhcrier has purchased, nJ noir bas In i running orlei a cinix cV coai c 1:1 siilir, AT IIIS MJLL L PLYMOUTH',, Arup is prepared to crind ear corn for stock fee J' for all who may oali upon him. FAKMERSWILL F ISLA SATIXK OF" it Tj e.ist o.virro vn tie IN-TUB FEED NKCKSS ART FOU TIIKIJI STOCK hy Having It Ciuslicd k (round Ucforo Feeding. - s He will aho Glind OATS AND CORN to. petlicr when wanted. He solicits the umudi those having Stoik to feed. Terms icasonMl Ii.Vitf. N. D. LOVELY7