Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 10, Number 50, Plymouth, Marshall County, 17 August 1865 — Page 3

VOLUME 10.

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. NUMBER 50.

THE DEMOCRAT

Local and Miscellaneous. The New York Tribune inquires whether the Democratic party is 'to be or not to be." The evidence is daily and hourly accumulating that it is 'to be" very de cidcdly. Dress M akin is Mrs. Bell C. fattingly has commenced the Dress Making business in the room occupied by Mrs. Dunham as a Millinery shop, -where she will be pleased to tender her services to the !a I'es of Plymouth and vicinity. The Maine Democratic 5 täte Convention met at Portland on Tuesday last, and nominated Hon. James Howard, of Portkin fur Governor. An exchange paper says the "loyal" papers arc calling for a new election in Itichmond. They manage elections down outliou the principle ''heads I win, tails you lose." If mir candidates are elected, well and good; if not, yet the election asidö, and 4try, try again." Discontinued. The post office at Tippecanoctown, in this county, has been "discontinued. This mates it disagreeable for our subscribers, who have been getting their papers at that place. Until subscribers notify us of a desire to change their address, we shall send the Tippecanoe package to Bourbon, where they can hereafter get their papers. Dedica tion. The members of Plymouth Lodge No. 140 of F. k A. Masons "will dedicate their new Lodge Hall on Friday tlie 18th, inst. The ceremonies itvill commence at half past one o'clock sind will be conducted by M. W., Harvey i. Hazelrig Grand Ma?ter. All Master Masons and their families are invited to be present. By order of the Ccmmitte of Arrangements. Cuuel. A Massachusetts philanthropist got a negro into his room at Mobile the other day, and cowhided him nearly to death, for simply insulting a white man's wife. How cruel these Puritanical philanthropists are to their colored brother? lown south ! They ought to be ashamed. Agricultural Xollce. There will be a regular meeting of the Marshall County Agricultural Society, held at the Court House in Plynouth, on Saturday the 2d djy of September at 1 o'clock P. M., at which time arrangements will be completed for holding the Pair, commencing on Thursday, the 12th lay of October. Kvcry life member and friend of the Society is expected to be present. By order of the Society. G. BLAIN, Pres. M. Cummincs, Secy. Masonic Notice. Notice is hereby jriven that there will be an election held at Lodge Hall, of Plymouth Lodge No. 149 of V. k A. M., on the evening of the 18th day of August, 1SG" for the pur p&sc of electing thr:c Trustees for said .LiM-ge. Jy order of the Lodge. C. K. Toan, Sec'y. A Man Shot. Last Saturday evening a returned soldier by the name of Timo hy O'Sullivau who resides in this place, xvas in a state of intoxication, and a friend living some fifteen miles south of town was nt his hou-;c on i visit. "While there O'Sullivan undertojk to show his friend (Jeremiah Horan) how they fire a salute in the army and unfortunarely med a ball cartridge for the purpose. When the gun went off the ball struck Horan in the head blowiug out his brains instantly. A Coroner's inquest was held on the dead body of Horan on Sunday, and returned a verdict of death by the accidental dis charge of a gun in the hands of Timothy O'Sullivan, and that said O'Sullivan was at the tix.ic of the occurrence in a state of intoxication, ami that the accident was owing to the carelessness of said O'Sullivan. This sad affair should be a warning to all not to meddle with fire arms while in a state of intoxication, indeed we know of no good reason why so many men should keep loaded firearm? within easy reach at all times. The temptation to rise them on slight provication, or to needlessly handle and exhibit them, is becoming very great with many persons, and unless pome change should be wrought in the public mind on this subject, we may expect to hear of such accidents frequently. A frightful railroad accident oceurrcd Tuesday morning on the Housatonic Kailroad, in Connecticut. A locomotive ran into a train of cars and exploded killing seven persons and scalding and frightfully mangling eleven others. A tariff is the true modern defence for a fcaboajd, And protection to domestic indus try,-the surest method of acquiring an preserving the wealth of a nation and 'maintaining its glory among the people o '- the earth. Philadelphia. Preis. A tariff is the true defence if you wish to guard against the entrance of com mercc.

TIic Convention. The Democratic County Convention held in this place on last Saturday was largely attended and the proceedings were most harmonious and satisfactory. Every township in the county was fully represented and by the best men in the County. The candidates placed in nomination were J. W. Houghton, Mr. Garrison, L. II. Allcinan and J. M. Klinger, all of whom are loni? and favorably known to the voters of Marshall County, and against whom no word of disparagement can be truthfully spoken. However, of them more anon. The resolutions, published in to-days paper speak for themselves and were passcdVitlnnanifestationsof satisfaction, and embody the principles by which the Democracy of Marshall County most firmly stand. All together the Convention was most pleasing to its friends, and the coming election will approve its action by a ma

jority that will mark Marshall as the ban ner County for the "white man's Party." Circuit Court is in session this week, Hon. A. L. Osborn, Judge, presiding. Seme forty or fifty liquor cases were disposed of on Monday. Convictions on plea of guilty, took place in about one half the ca.cs and the others were non-prossed. The woman Cams, jointly indicted with "Mollie Fish" for stealing goods f.om iue siore oi o . j-'aie cv, io., last wiuer was tried and aeqnitUd although Capt. Hamlin, a clerk in the store at the time, swore that he saw them take the goods am! made them bring them back from the wagon in which they had deposited them. Several indictments have been found this term, and we suppose the grand jury as usual will make another raid on the saloon keepers, the effect of which will be'to cu rich to a certain extent the school fund, and the State's Attorney, at the expense of the aforesaid saloon keepers. The docket of civil causes is li;ht and the business mostly disposed of. The case of IJcaty against Hester, an change of venue from Starke County, is set for trial to-day, and the murder case an chanire of venne from LaPortc County is tat for trial on Tuesday next. Several of the most important civil causes have been continued till next term. Tiie Population or Utah. -A writer from Salt Laic City s ivs: '-Now a popu lation of 100,0U0 is claimed for Utah and -I'.vw ior mis cny. l crnaos nie iasi i figures are too large, but already thiisj the most populous, as it is the must beau tiful town between St. Louis and San vranci.-co. hiring the year ending June 1, len. Holaday's Overland Kxpress took 31,01.970.07 in gold dust home to the States though only a small fraction of the gold goes in by express. Last year a single merchant sold upwards of a 1,U00,(HJi) worth of goods, and paid fur freight alone from the Missouri river over 81 U.UÜ0." Tlie Northern Imliaaian caJId the junior cdlt r of the r'vDiouth Democrat "Doc" Harvey. If 1 e U t!ie proprietor of "tliose" Hitter, hope he'll fcnJ U5u eise, as we luve lot of f iends that are very fund of that Jtllcr. Goshen Democrat. For the edification of the Democrat man ! and his 'friends" we will state that he is not the ''proprietor of 'those' ittcrs," but is no less a friend of tltltnt fcUcr' (our namesake) than the Closhcn editor and hit fr'emh. Py the way, as our cotcmp orary has advertised the "Hitters" referred to, would it be asking too much of him to send in a t:cae " just to try ? St-liool House -ol U-o. The undersigned Trustee of Center Township, Marthnll Courty Indiana, will receive Sealed proposals until the I Uth day of September next, for the building of a School House on the North fcast corner of Section l', in Township 33 North of rane 3 East, on land formerly owned by T. A. Simons. Pian and specifications can be seen by those interested, by calling at my oflir at the iitore of II. B. Dickson ta Co. in PI v mouth. i50w3 II. B, DICKSON. NOTICE TO J1E1RS OF PETITION TO SELL REAL ESTA TE. State of Indiana, .Marshall County. Court ot Common 1 leas. Notice ia hereby civen that Morcan Johnson. Administrator of the estate of John Snvder. de ceased, ha nlrd hi petition to pell the Keal Estate of the decedent, his personal being in: Hi-ient to ay Ins debt: :nd that said petition ill be heard at the next term of the Couit of Common Pleas of said county. 53 w3 J. C. CUSIIMAN. Clerk. A CARD TO INVALIDS. A Clersryman, while residing in South Ameri ca as a missionary, discovered a safe and si mole remeoy ior me euro oi nervous Wfiknrfu, Early ccay, Diseases ot the Unniry and Seminal Or gaiH.and the whole train of tiisorders brought on bv haneltil aii'l vieu us habit., urcat number lavcbeen already cured by this noble roun d v. Prompted by a desire to benefit the aMietcd and unfortuu ate, I will send the recipe for i.renariii" and using this medicine in n inln! t nvcloi e to any one who needs it, JYf of Charge. t lease inclose a post paid envelope, addressed to yourself. A'hlrtn, JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, Biri.r IFoitk, TlOnH ly AVif York City. TO IItI -VKAIEIIS. OLD DOCTOR BUC1IANS I) It UN KARDS CURE permanently eradicates the ta?te lor tron drink and cures tho wont mi f uninkennei-s in loss than eight weeks. thousand of reformed inebriates now liveto bless the d ry they were fortunate enough to com monce the u.e of this valuable remedy. Trice 1 wo Dollars a package. Mailed to anyaddre? on receipt of an order by , J MI, ö. UV IIA AI, 4TJ Broadway, New York. nSOtw Sole Agent for the United States All Iii ml n t TrK t7 .1 ii . . ............ v. f.u.A uviiDXl Ulis IllfC on snon notice wun reatnea and dippatch

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CORRECTED WKEKLT Flour per barrel $0,00 Wlicatpei bushel $1,25(1.50 Corn Go?5 Oats :hi(ho Potatoc 20(30 Clover seed $1C,0om?;U no Flaxseed $1.00(31. Poikpcrcwt 11,00 Lard ... .1G I flutter . 15t 13 .12 5 10 ...Stf,00 . . . . . o ... 12' C KggS Hides preen Dry Hay i Ud " Tame Apples, green, per bushel " Dry, per lb DR. ROBACK'S STOMACH 1 UTTERS ARE K0T TO BE EXCELLED At X gTOJIACIHO aru Iegulatov er Tin DIGESTIVE ORGANS, ! v v v v caayc uW c uWs vAyq jxv s Ww o," as a YcvwtavaV acrcwX. tv yca TXvvaoY o$ tw. Vvv Bvoyvs avsYvas Ycs awa Sovcyc tuxs, 5ov a Xvvwc, WfcYV vwaacAn. wceAcA aw aYvec SowaeA. "Ö vWcys, vvc, $ taN&cw. v k.YottY cvavc?., wA xyöcv w uyo a SW.YC YCVrCAAAC Ijiliozcs FeveTf Fever and fcgvue, Tiiver Complaint , (X)z3jp ep s ia,, Indigestion, JcLULTLcLice, Kidney Complaints, tv cvW Wscascs a svwvwUy yayyc. v v . yvwV VOO IV WyW, VCvc wvvxVc Q.W Hiese fitters are put up in juarl bottles, of ichiah theahoveis a facsimile. The label is finely engraved, and is provided with a safe-guard from counterfeiters. (Prise $1 per bottle, or six for $5. C. W. IfcbaaJc, (Proprietor, JIö. 6 East Fourth Ut., Cincinnati, to whom all orders shoidd Is addressed, p FOR SALE BY All Drnggirts in the country. JuN f., lGä-vinnll ly. St'RVEV NOTICE. Notice is hereby liven that the undersigned county surveyor of Marshall County Indiana, will at the request of James McMiUen, proceed on Monday August 2Hth. !?(., to survey and sulflw vide section 17, T. 32. N. K, 2, K. in Marshall County, and also establish the corners of the land belonging to said McMillen in said nection, said survey will be cotttinned from day to day if nec essary till cimplt ted. IS on-resident owners of bind in said section who fail to meet rne at the time oImivc mentioned, at the residence of James McMiUen, and defr ty or provide for defraying their portion of the expenses of said survey, will be returned to the county Auditor as dihnouent. and such delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate for collection accor ding to law. nld J. M. KLIM'LK, fcurrcyor. aiilicatio. rou i.it i:sr. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned will, at the next term of the Commissioner's court ot Marshall county Indiana, tob holdcd at Plymouth, commencing on the First Monday of September. lrC5. apply for a ücens to retail spirituous liquors in quantities less than a quart. The location on which I propose to eil is on lot No. 9, Martin's Addition to tho town of Bourbon, Marshall county Indiana n17 JOSEPH HI EN E.

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N E W FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT Boyd & Vinnedge, Idll.Nl'F YCTCREnS AND DEALERT IN

IT? TT 1 Af T rP TT T J? A- XV .LT Jl J- .11 JL'jSouth Side of La J'orte Strert, I'JLTVJIOiJTII, IXDIAW. IIIEIR Stock is full in every department consisting of UPHOLSTERED, ARM AND PARLOR CANE SEAT AND WINDSOR SOFAS, SOCIABLES, COMMON AND COTTAGE DiMMi, Cemmr, axd Patent Extension T ABLE S, Hair and Ilnsk Mattresses. Patent Bid-Spring and Wardrobe Bedsteads, de., kr. riCTURE FRAMES, STANDS, Cl'PBOARDS, BOOKCASES, LOUNGES, SOFAS, kc. GILT MOULDINGS. And in short every at tide of Cabinet-Ware manufactured in thv country. We have also ou hand a large assortment of Melalic Burial Cases and Gnskcls. RR.1DV-M.1ÖE COFFIXS, Of all sizeskept constantly on hand, and a Hcarc to Attend Funerals. Persons wishing to purchase Furniture, will please call ard examine our stock and prices, and they will be convinced that we sell cheaper than any establishment in the Stale. IIOYD k VI NN EDGE. June 'GSvlOutt tt Medical gotirc. D U. J. LONG ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN. Would inform the citizens of Plymouth and the surrounding country, that he will he in Iiis ollice in Plymouth, in Woodward' Brick Building, on the following davs in each month during 1MT: April 2 2, 2 , -1,25. 2o 27,24 and 2!). Mat 27,2H.2'J,:Uinnd .ML June 20, 27, 28,21) and 31). July 2 , 23. 21. 25. and 2G. August 2y, 2'.), and IK). September 2.". 2i, 27, 2, 29 and :)(). ctoler 21,22, 2.1. and 21. Novemher25, 2fi, 27,2?, 2'J an.l 30 December 23, 21, 25 and 2G. CURABLE DISEASES. Cancers and ill canccrouHafTcctior.?, ulcerations and tumors of diilerent forms, amenorrhea, or absence of the menses, or painful nienstrtuation, lueorrhea, or Hcur albus, chlorosis, or green sickness, prolapses uteri, or bearing down, and all female compl A:At, general debility, &c. Fever and Ague, chronic affections of the kidneys, gravel, all diseases of the hack and loin, liver complaint, diseased spleen, chronic and infl amatory rheumatism elephantiasis, scrofula, hip disease, white swelling, sslt rheum, giddiness of the head, palpitation ot the hea I, nervous headache, neuralgia, scrofulous leprosy, and those difficulties brought aboutby the indiscretions of youths, &c, successfully treated. I invite the sic!: to call upon mc. My advice :n all cases wiii do urulu: toiwl y gi vc.i: my opinion unbiased- No expense incurred una.. t,l0rc ,iJ i reasonable hope of a eure, I do not make siek to make well, or tear down to build up aaiu Diseases periii.Kieu.tIy removed not smothered for a time to rekindle in some other part of the body. DR. LONG can be consulted in the English and German languages . April 13th 'C5n23yl JAMES LONG, M. D. SL'EVEV NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned County Surveyor of Marshall County Indiana, will, at the request of A. I). Waron, proceed on Tuesday August 22d lMj.r. to survey and subdivide Section's 19 i 20. T. 32. N. R. 4 E. in Marshall County, ar.d nlso establish the corners of the lands belonging to said Waron in said section, said survey will tie continued from day today if necessary till completed. ISon-residciit owners oi land in said sections who fail to meet mc at the time abovementioned at the residence of A. E. Waron, and defray or provide for defriying their portion of the expenses of said fciirvey, will be returned to the county Auditor a. delinquent, and stich delinquencies placed Oil tile t duplicate for collec tion accotduig to law. nlS J. M. KLINCJ ER, Surveyor. aitlhmtiox roi lk i:si:. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned will, at tiie next term of the Commissionei 's court of Mai shall county Indian, to be holden at Plymouth commencing on the First Monday of Sept. !H., apply tor a license to r tail spiruous lniuors in luautities less than a quart. I lie loca tion on which we pr pose to sell is on Lot No. 2, in James Lowry's Addition to the town of Argos, Marshall county Indiana. A- N. '1 K IIIIIKV, nli JOHN FISHER. STATE OF INDIANA Ma tsu all county S3 In the Marshall Common Tleas Court October Term Wm. Strauder Abbott VH Paul Master? The plaintiff in the above entitled cause bv his i r . I ! t i . attorney, lias men in mv ui ice uis complaint a eainst the defendant, and it appearing by the af fidavit of a competent pcison that the defen 1 ant Paul Masters, in a non resident of the State of Indiana, he is therefore hereby notified of the pen dency of said complaint nniLSt him , and unless he appear, answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause, on the first day of the next term of said court, to be begun and held at ihe Court House in the town ot Plymouth, on the 1st Mon day of October. 1S05. said complaint an I the mat ters and things therein contained and alledgcd will be heard and determined in his absence. JOHN C. CUSIIMAN Clerk. A. C. Carton ITfli Att'y. 48

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HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT. G-ROSH & NOBLE. IN OM AH DAVIS NEW BUILDING; Have open( d a large and complete stock of Hardware, in the town of I'ouibor, where they intend keeping a full and complete assortment or Iron, Nails, Steel, (IIa??, Sah. Putty, Ssovcs, Harness Hardware. Sheet Iron, Tin and Copper Ware. Weavers' Recdd,JJ;ltir Ploughs, OILS, PAIXTS, And ten thousand other articles not mentioned in advertisement. We wou!d say to she citizens of Bourbon and surrounding country, that w expect to locate permanently among you, and hope by keeping the very Best Stock of Goods and gelling as cheap as any other Store this side of Fort Wayne or Chitago, to receive a liberal patronage. Call and examine our stock before going abroad to purchase. EM IL CROSH, Bourbon. Ar 20 C:).n2IJ 1. JOS. M. NOBLE. -tc 5 o -1 O "l H ft. cr 2. Si a 7 -r. CA.o o ri 05 H 4 1-4 r 5" " 9. Po 64 c - 0 "4 Pi 4 0 I 3 "2 cSO vi n - 4 0 H & H ft 3 H 0 V5 V; O ? Id m C 3 "s 1 V. c o ' O a; 2 k ä o 81 1 r Pr 3XniMiocI La lie c PROF. VON VERAE'S DIAMOND DROPS! Vw... X - 'nev er -taU-x 'iag PRE VENTIVE, rfor which they aro WA 11 RA NTE D ria every instance They are cordially recommended to all Ladies who. from aiakneaa or 'other cauaea. are nnable to undergo 'the peril of accouchment. This remedy U DIAMOND DROPS! Kot an Abortive, but aim ply a .and la not in the least lnju-y .rioui to the moat delicate. . constitutione. Kvery, .Bottle Warranted. LET EVSBY LADT TRY IT. 07 Bend Red Stamp for Circular, or tfl 98 for the Bemedy, to C. K. MONROB A CO, General Afent P. O. Drawer 6501, Chicago, Illinois j Offloe lftS South Clark Street. For aale at Wholesale In Chicago, by BURNIIAM9 ft VAN 8CIIAACK. FULIJER. FINCH ft FULLER. LORD t SMITH. CItAS. O. SMITH SMITH It DWTIR, and II. 8CXJVILL j and for aal by evory Drutsxiet in the West. vlOnMly A LECTURE WO YOU(i Just 1'ulUshetl in a Sealed llnrtlte;'Ytice Sir Cent. A Lkcturk thk NTrnr, Tbktmint am Wadical cure of Hpermalorrhoea or Fcminal Wcakneta, Involuntary emissions, sexual drbilitr, ami impediments to niarriaee generally. Nervousnct- t'misuniption, .Kjiilepsy and Pits; Mental ami phy.-ical ineoinpeteiiey resulting from Mcll-nhusc, ic. Iv Kos't J. Cci.vEuwri.i., M. I. author o( the "(Ireen Book," Ac. The world renowned author in thi admirable lecture cleaily proves from hi own experience that the awful consequences of self abuse may i'0 cUVctually removed without medicine, and without dangerous wir;ical opratioiis, bouiie., instru nicnt?, rinQ, or cordial, pointing out a mode of cure at once certain and effectual, by which every tmffcrcr no matter what his condition mar be, may cuie hiniHtlf chenply, privately and radically. This Lecture will prove a boon to Thousands and Thousands, Sent under eat to any address, in a plain sealed envelope, on the receipt of six cents, or two postage stamps, bv addressing. CII AS. J. C. KLINE k CO., 137 Bowerv, New York, Ptbl OUicc box 4 5bG. . tlOn'Ä It.

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AB BECKER & CO. Inform the cititcnaof Marshall and adjoining Counties. That they have received A New and Fresh. Stock cr IT A. lj ULY GROCERIES, Which they ntendtosell Is low n.v any olhvr Home in Northern Indiana, Their Stock consists COFFJEE , SYRUP. TOBACCO, Aff-LSPICE, EITER QuceiiTare, of tvery Dccriplion Of all kind j, such as ia kept in a Good GROCERY STORE COUNTRY PRODUCE. They will take almost all kindd el Country Tro duce In Exchange for Goods REMEMBER THE PLACE. XJOnc doorahovc S. M. Becker's j G and Clothing Jtore, ISo. Corbiii' 15Iolc, PlaYJIOUTKT, lIiIAIVA Aß. BBCREH tV CO. November CI l?f,l 4Htf L. NUSSI5AUM. K. MAYEB & CO. Wole?aIe and Retail GROCERY HOUSE Dealers in all kind of FAMIY GROCERIES A X I r ovisions TODACCO, CIGARS, WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE. Insolicitingthe publicpatronage we would say hat ourstock ol (jiood.sis. complete, and willcomparelavorably witli'anvotheiestablihn:cntinthö West. EpcciaBdscelea are offered to country Dealers. All kinds ofcountrv Produectaken atthchihestinaiket price in c chant; To i oeds. Nl .CM.U.M L CO A Change of Base! Siclnnond lias Fallen WITH A PCRTtoS uFTIIK REBEL CABINET HAS BEEN CAPTURED AND Mo on Peace vl!l Xc Declared. In the meantime the people are running to T. A. SIMONS' New Family Grocery AND PROVISION STORE. Which has lately been icmovcd to the NORTH ROOM OF CORHI.VS BLOCK, WIIKKH HE HAS ON HAND A A hWU STOl'R OF Groceries and Provisions, and is con.tantlv receiving Ni:W Sl'PPLIKS. which he pledges hims. lf to SLM, AS CHEAP as any other hoii-e in Piynioulh, for Re4dy Pay. He w ill also take All Kinds of Country lVodnce in exchange fcr floods, or Pay Cah at the highest market prices for almost every thing the farmer has to M'll . II is stock consists, in part, of OolWe, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, IJico Tol)atHM lVppoi, tispioe, Kisli, liaeon, Crofkcry, Stone ami Wooden Ware, Provisions, etc., etc., etc. Call and see before purchasing elsewhere. T. A S.MO.Nh. July (,. 9.iHtf. REAL ESTATE FOE SALE. A pood stock furm seven miles from Tlj mcul li unimproved land in ihia county, well adabted to farming and stock raising, and Town lots improv rd and unimprv! in Plymouth and Bourbou, for sale cheap, lerms; part cosh and resi

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roRConnty! Wool carding nd Spinning at Tippcam$ Factory, Tippecanoctown. Indianhi J?Ir. A, BOYD Will receive wool for carding, and piDuinr at Plymouth, office at Shoemaker and Bovd'a Grocery Store. Wool received and returned lb same week. We have a large ASSORTMENT -OF 1 BLANKETS. CASIMKRg, JEAKf SATiKJlttS. TWEADS. WHITE A N Ü TLA I Ü FLA N NLS in great varieties, which we will ercharj for wool at the factory. Cash p;iid far wool at the in ail: et price. W, B Si. P.S. ALLEM AN. lOuoHä tf GREAT PANIC: GOODS MARKED DOWN Save your money by buying th LOW PEICE STOßE RICE L BRO., Successors to RiceaDd Smith, aro bow receiving tLeir Tall ami Winttr Goda embracing all kinds of Dry Goods, Croccrirs, Croehcry Clan Ware, Hats and Caps, Bocts and Shoe?, Notions, Cr., dc. Our goods have been bought since th greal decline in prices, and we propose to give out customers the benefit of this change for the bei ter. Muslins marked down lOcenls a yard. Prints marked dowc from 10 to 15 cets a yard DeLaines marked down cents a yar,anl a'l other dry goods in the same propertwa 'e have a fresh lupply of Family Groceries w hich we can find will sail ckcaU Trimc Rio Coffee 55 cents per pound. Brown Sugar from 21) to 25 cents per pound. Coffee do 23 to 33J cents per ponad. Teas, SVea, Sirups, Riee, Tobacee, All kinds Extracts, Raisins, Indigo, ke. Wo havo the largest stock of crockery nure tobe lonnJin Plymouth, comprinng ti piece to make a full set, which wo v ill sII aslev ai any other wan. Also a great vaiitty HATS AND CAPS, ranging in price from 5 cent to$5. IS tfes of Boy's Roots tlling from $.1 ,50 to $3, Sleus heavy Boots from $3 to $5. Jeus winter shoes !,75. Childrens and Misses shoes from 25 etat to $1,50. We shall be making constant additions to o stock, and by buying often can give oar ctrston. er-goods much lower th.-m those who have b'l laic stocks before the decline in prices. lo:i't buy a dollar's w orth nntil yoa hate visited the Low Price trtore ou tho truf r eoath of the Edwards House. M. II. Rice if turns many thnrksto the peeplf of Marshall county for their former patronage, and solicits a continuance ef their laiors ie ih new firm. Country Produce, Squro Timber & Tics, Bouht at the highest pricey. IUCE & URO. M. II. RICE. WELCOME RICE. tICnl2tf LATEST ARRIVAL AT THi OLD DICKSOIV CORIVRR T wouldrcsncetfullvar.nOunee to mv natrons ThatI have recently returned from tie Kart & araiiow inrccciptol a ITi&ll ji1 Completo HtooTc Of carefully sclcctcl a ii o c as ii i s : and c very thingelse formerly kept by me, which 1 willsell at fair prices. I w intake iLcivLange for goods, allkindsof HIcrclinKt:ibl'c Troducc, A?CO MONEY WILL NOT BE REFUSED Iinvitc my old customers to calland exomine mystock and prices, and if they suit, they w ill be ureandbuy. 1 have noblowing to do to iadue you topurchase of me. Honorable, ftraipht forward dealing and a living profitaud no htiml'Cg s my motto. Thoseknowingthemselvc'in arrearsarc tell fied thattheir dues are very much needed , and I hopethey wil redeem tueirpromi.rs to pa v up. J.UUOWALFE. 9u24tf SOMiyPIIIiXG NEW.

'"Mill subscriber has purchased, and now Las la JL running order, a coh A: ( on sm:ir, AT HIS MILL IX PLYMOUTH. A tul is prepared to criml ear corn for ftock feed' for alt who may call upon him. l'AUMKRS AVILLF INI A SAVING OF T W4MST O.Vj: Z OI'IlTIt IN Til E FEED N FX CSS AR V FOR THEIR. STOCK by having lb Crushed k Grinnd Before .Fccdinr He will alo OiindOATS AND CORN together when wanted. He olicits the cuMom of those haing tock to f?od. Teims rcaK)Dsble. vIOr.CGtf. N. I). ELY,