Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 13, Number 12, Plymouth, Marshall County, 21 November 1867 — Page 3

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THE DEMOCRAT. Local and Miscellaneous.

A0TX1TIII5 AtEHTS. The following advertising tats are authorized to contract for advertising at our owtt cSk ratet: Cook. Cobcrn Co., Masonic Tttaplt. Chicago ; S. SI. Plttixgill, 37, Park Row, Xaw York; Geo. P. Howell a Co., 40, Park Row, Haw Tork ; Cook. CoacR Mack, Cincinnati, O. Special Xotlce. HftTtng taken all the accounts clue our predecessor. Sir. S. L. Harvey, on subscription, we desire allthr.se knowing themselves indebted for the Democrat, to call and settle, we wish to 6tart with an open record. The unexpired time of those vho have Terpaid will be filled by us. U Koch & Co. kep fresh Onondiga, both wholesale and retail. Salt, S?ESardof D.'ckson's Photograph Gallery on first page of to-day's paper. large brass kev, which the owner can hare by calling at this oßicc. Tns street super isor has been doing some good work on Michigan street, south of the Edward House. A')amsS; Zehxer, machinists, have our thanks for favors extended. They are enterprising gentlemen and do good work. Du. J. J. Yiall, who has just returned from a flying visit to Ohio, has our thanks for & late Cleveland paper. Tnt Oyster supper given by the hdicsof.'in the St. ThomaV Lpiscopal) church, on last j Thursday evening, w:is a success, receipts amounted to T3. The net We call attention to the card of Brown Bros., in another column. They have had considerable experience as druggists, and will doubtless merit a generous share of patronage. Success. Last week we neglected to call attention to the advertisement of J. F. Laugenbaugh Mr. Lf.ngenbaugh keeps a good stock of gro. eerie, which he takes pleasure in dispensing to customers at current rates. Attention is called to the card of Geo. Koch & Co., in another column of to-day's paper. They have a commodious warehouse, and are prepared to do anything in the line of a first-class commission business. " ItXMixiscE.vcES." We continue, wrek, the publication of " reminiscences this " of earlr times in this county. They arc written by an old settler, and will doubtless prove of interest as well to the new inhabitants of Marshall, as to the old. ßATuniAY was a busy - .lay in Plymouth. All who had w ares of any description to sell reaped an abundant harvest. The streets were more crowded with teams and people on Saturday than they have been on any previous diy fjr months pat. There will be a German Ball, this (Thursday) evening, at Doham and Woodward's Hall, under the supervision of 31 r- J. C. Has-LaXoer-The best of Music Life's Brass and Stririg Band. Ft. Wayne, has been engaged, and a good time i expected. Tickets $231 it J. L. Woodwaid's barn, sitmted on his farm one mi!c north of town, was destroyed by fire on Saturday night la st. It is not known how the fire occurred, but it is supposed to have been set on fire by some person,; accidentally or designc Uy, as there is in family living near it. The building was valued at SJ0, insured for $600. The Vidtttfni Republic says: Dev. S. T. Cooper, presiding elder of this district, met with a serious accident on Thursday last, i while riding along in hi buggy; the horse took fright and commenced kicking the buggy to pieces. Mr. Cooper attempted to ! get out, and as he struck the earth threw his "weight entire'y upon one limb and broke it between the ankle and the knee. Mr. Cooper will doubtless be confined to his room for many weeks to come; he has the sympathies of the entire community. We have made arrangements by which we hall get all the local items of interest in and about Bourbon. For the accommodation of our Bourbon friends we ehall have a column headed " Bourbon I ma" in which may be found such matters ;nterest as may from time to time present nselves in that locality. By-the-way, .. . . ,ke this opportunitj of doffing our "tile" to a friend in Bourbcn for a list of ntt new subscribers! aiJ list being accompanied by " many stamp" This shows what can be effected by niakit. an euort in the right direction. "Who brings ;n the next list? The basement 0f the new Centenary Methodist Ephvopal chuth in this place, w as dedicated to the worship or God on Sunday last. The services were conducted by Dev. J. L. Smith, of Stockton, Ind., and Dev. Dr. A. Wood, of Michigan City. Dr. Wood deliv cring the dedicatory rnion. About $3,0o0 was contributed toward the completion of the edifice. Alike donation, win vrc informed finish the building, and place Unchurch out of debt. All honor is due the members of this chuich for fie go-ahead manner in which they have conducted the erection of their new house of w orship. Peterson's Magazine. We are in receipt of tbif popular Lady's Magazine for December. It is a beautiful number, quite 'ahead of the field.' This Magazine, in consequence of its merit and cheapness, had, in 1807, a larger circulation than all the other Ladies Magazines combined. In 180S it will be greatly improved; the reading matter will be increased, add tacu number will contain a double size steel fasnion plate. eW-antlv colored, and a colored pattern in Berlin work " Peter W i, really the cheapest in the world ; and everybody ought to subscribe for it. The term will remain two dollars a year to single subscribers. To clubs it is cheaper still, viz: five copies for $s,00 eight copies for 12,00, or fourteen copies for $20,00. To every person getting up a club (at these rates,) the Publisher will send an extra copy gratis. Specimens ent (if written for) to those wishing to get up clubs. Address, post-paid, Charles J. Peterson, 300 Che.nut Street, Philadelphia. V The best of Pittsburgh Lump and Fine Coal kept for sale at th new wrekou of Koch

Tue rules and regulations which are to govern the court of County commissioners, will be found belOT We intended to hare published them last week, but they were unavoidably crowded out. As the commission

crs meet on the first Monday of December next, it will be well for those having buai-1

ness in this court, to give these rules a care-! ful perusal- Ballot's Montiilt Magazine. This very Ordered bv the Commissioners of Marshall i and exceedingly cheap .Magazine precounty, that'll e folhvin- rules and regula- attractive table of contents for Detions for the transaction of business shall be J comber. Amc.!irt V aync's charming story t observed at all meetings of the board until ! The Dcrwent Eyes and ILiir," is complcfurther ordered : ted : Mrs. Edson's exciting serial. " The Lady 1.. All petitions for location, change or ' . . . . t" , . t . .-1 vacation of highways shall be filed with the j of Lmdenwold, is intensely interesting. Auditor at least ten days before the meeting j while " Paul' Itomanee," by Slis-s Hale, and of the IJoard, and all proofs relating thereto j .. My purlin-" a uoem, 1r James Franklin

snail DC iueu on or ociore wie him uay such meeting: all other petitions and all claims shall be tiled with the Auditor nt least live days before the first day of such meeting. 2. All petitions requiring notice shall not be presented ot called for hearing unless proof of such notice shall have been filed as in Order No. 1 provided for, and in case of posted notice, fc copy of the notice shall be filed, accompanied with the affidavit of some competent person showing that the law in such case has been complied within relation to such notice or notices. Published notices shall be proven by a copy of the notice with the affidavit of the printer, as required by law. 3. The Auditor shall endorse the time of filing all papers and enter on a book to be kept for that purpose the nature of the petition, claim or other paper, and number the paper and book in the order of filing, and shall furnish the Board with a similar book, with margin for notes and orders by the Board. 1. On the meeting of the Board, the Sheriff shall preserve order as in other court?. The business shall be called forbearing in the order as it stands unon the docket, and relation to auch hearing shall be governed by the rules of pract ce in the Circuit Court Parties interested must prosecute their bu siness on such call, or the matter for hearing loses its precedence, and will not again be called save in its regular order. 5. In filing papers, the Auditor shall see that the same are properly marked designating the nature of the paper, and all business disposed of shail be filed and labeled and the dill'erent classes of business in separate packages. 6. Xo claims against the county will be considered by the Board unless fully 'itemzed and verified by oath ; and in all cases where the claim accrues in relation to the business of a township officer, the endorsement of said officer with his approval or disapproval shall accompany the claim. 7. Xo petition in relation to highways will ie considered unless the same give the termini, course and distance of the proposed location, vacation or change, and unless the same, w ith the copies of notice, arc plainly written or printed. 8. The Auditor will enter each day's proceedings at length upon the record, and they shall be read' and signed by the Board; out all petition?, notices, and other document not specially required by law to be entered ,, tht: wor,,, ,ri. insfrt ,. in I1-rf.Ilthl.su All p:ipers relating to hiuhwavs shall be en tered at length on a record to be kept for that purpose, with the plats and diairrams accompaiiving the Mine : and such cntrv shall make maniinnl reference to the book and page of the record containing the original j orders of tlie Board rt latin" rhTcto,anl 11 ! matters shall be sixt-, davs alter Board. properly indexed within the adjournment of the y. Deports of officers, required to be presented tor examination and settlement shall b properly prepared in legible form, ami co.ering more than one sheet shall be in ! folio form, be properly attested when required, and tiled with the Auditor at least one day before the time of meeting ot the lioird anil entered and numbered in other cases. 10. The Auditor shall be allowed the usual fees allowed clerks, for all labor required by these regulations n.,t required by law. School Ft;ndr. The amount of 6chool funds apportioned among the different townships in Marshall county, on the first Monday of the present month, w as $:',7-TJ40, and the number of children between the ages of six and twenty one years was G,')77. Each child of school age draws fifty -six cents, two mills and a fraction. Town-hips. I'nion Centre ir on bourbon. . . No. of children. 4i : ...... Mr, M10 r-s 715 r..v r.M A ll ....... CIS 5;.:l 6.C7T Amount Ml 81 31-2 :w i:i7 ::ti (irruian p0'rj!h Wet...... i'ivi.iouti7 Hourhon. Total l s'J 40 The County Treasurer paid into the State Treasury school funds to the amount of 1716, 51, and drew back $3207 SI ; being $1.'57 30 more than he paid. The difference between the amount distributed and the amount received from the Treasurer, was Congressional township funds. CT Blacksmiths who wish to purchase coal for their winter use can b supplied with the best quality of Pittsburgh coal, by calling on Korh k Co. at the new warehous. Farmers and Lcmbermcn Attention For Sale. Oyiatt'i Patent Bob-Pleds; the best in use. Call and see for yourselves. CLEAVELAND 4 REEVES. 11 At the Red Warehouse. II. A . Brow having purchaed the interest and good will of ti. B. Pick i' ist;, of the firm of Pershi..g & Brown, the firm will hereafter be Known m Brown Bro 'e. All the putronä and friends of the old lirm are invited to pive us a call. WM. E. BROWN, 12 HUGH A. BROWN. 2J The highest price pn'ul for produce at the neu warehouse of Koch &Co. Agents Wanted. Eif.ht orten gwd. actire young men can find a good winter's job bj applying goon to II. B. REEVES, or It. M. .M ORR 1M at the Red Waiehouu'e. or can addres for information box li2S, Plymouth poet office. Fön Sai.k. An improved farm of 100 acres, 3 miles from Plymouth. This farm will be sold cheap and on easy terms. Apply at once, to Corbin & Vanvat.kemiuroii. Over the Bank. lj' Koch &. Co.,Ht the new wan-house hare supply of the best Ohio Lime. To be turned out of a home, improved by years of labor, would be a great hardship, yet there are hundreds of men in Marshall county at all times subject to this misfortune. A very large nu other of titles to land in this County arc perfectly worthless as they stand; but many or them can be corrected and perfected at a slight expense. Do you, know reader, that the title to four land is good ! You may find too late that it is not. By calling at our Abstract office you can satisfy beyond a doubt. Conmji & Van valken ni'noir. Abstract office oyer th Bank.

The great rush for goods still continues at J. 31. Dale & Cu's. They have just received .mother new stock, and are selling good madder colored Prints at 10 ct3 warranted fan colors. If you want to save at hast 20 per rent on your goods call at J. M. Dale &

CVs. before purchasing elsewhere Fitts, are among the choicest of magazine readinr. The illustration-?, are alo remarkably good, making this one of the best numbers of B alloc ever issued. The publishers oiler unusual atiractions for the coming year. With the January number the Magazine will be enlarged to one hundred pages, and several new and attractive features introduced. It is only $1,5J per year, or 15 cents a number. Clubs receive ix for $1,25." The proprietors have good cause for calling it "the cheapest magazine in the world." Published by Elliot, Thomas Talbot, Boston, Mass. Die Modenwf.lt. The December number of this publication has made its appearance. It is devoted to "Fashions, Fancywork, Art, Science, and Literarture," and is said to contain yearly over i.oOO illustrations, ICO to ICO patterns, and 400 diagrams of embroidery. " Dia Modenwelt " is printed and translated in Berlin. The auiount of patterns for dresses and hoods and so forth, contained in this paper is somewhat aston ishing to one of the masculiue persuasion . but the ladies say such things are necessary, and we submit. Ladies wishing a journal of this kind, cannot do better than to send in their names for "Dis Mode? welt."' Address S. T. Taylor, Importer of Ladies Fashions, 3i9, Canal Street, N. Y. The American Cookin 2: Stove After twenty year" experience In Hie manufacture of stovt's.we became conviuccd, ? OTiie six year- iure, that a vast amount of money was beim expended bv the people of fhi country "in buying clienp und almost worthless stoves', a lare portion of whic'i was waited : and that true economy consisted h' buyinir the best xtoves that could be made, iiotw ilh-t;mdin the price wa hiirher. With this view, we proceec td to construct tue Autfrimn Cwrfiij stot, and spared n: jains or expense to make it the bestand mot peifrtt si've that cotild be m:ile. And we have expvrinent"d with it, and carefully watched it ojnTations for the l.T-t ix vcars, and wIi.mi an iniproveineut snirested itself, we have at once adopted it. and we have several of these secured by letters patent. In this manner, we no not heMtate t" say. we have brought it to a hiirher slate ol perfection than ha heretoiwre been attained in cookim stoves. The recent improvement! in this stov; ba!adlcd largely to its convciiience n:id eSVectivene. In all the varieti"' of stoves we manufacture, we study usefulness, lurability. convenienn- and economy in operaion. ratU'-r tli 111 cheapness in prKv. ami in so doin we nrv tatisf-id we study tho iuurest of those purchasing cur stove?. SHEAR, KU'KAIir Jt CO.. Albany, N. V, IT Look Hits Way ! .n If roil are ot of employment and wish t travel, apply at the Red Warehouse, to II. B REEVE?, or R.M. M0RIÜL.L. 11 Married. SXIDElt WOODWARD On the 13th inst., bv Ilev. J. E. Chapin. at the residence ot Mr. John Woodward, Mr. Clinton Snideu, of C'onstantine, Michigan, to Miss Hattie Woodwauu, of Plymouth. Diod. M ETC ALF On Älonday, Oct. 28th, 18G7, at the residence of his son-in-law, in Carthage, Mo., Mr. Urn Mktcai.f, formerly of thin place, aged 78 years, J months and 23 days. PLYMOUTH MARKET CORRECTED WKEKLT BY CI.EAVELAND& HOL'GHTON. Flour per barre'. Wheat per bushel. 12(Ä.14,n0 , s'j.aöi.so LOrn , Oats Potatoes . . Flax seed. Lard ..... Butter. . . . Rftrs. .... Beeswax .. Tallow ... .New 50 Old 5.) 4 4045 f5 G $I,7.i(ra,0: intim .:(a2 if 2 niu Ra"B 2U Hides green Dry 12 Hay, wild t,00 Tame fin. 00 Apples, green, per bushel 40f0 Drv, per lb C Cranberries $3,003,25 51 cur ;3UH'rti$rmrnt$. GEO. KOCH. P. MCDONALD. GEO. KOCH & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ami dealers in (I BAIN and PBODUCE GENERALLY, keep for sale St!tt Col, JjiWi Hair, C-nv:nt) dc. Warehouse adioining the P. Ft. W. & C. Ry. freight houe. Persons having produeo to sell or wishing to buy any of the articles we have to sell, should not fail to sec ub before selli ng or buying elsewhere. E)-12tf Guardian's Sale. Pursuant to an order of the Hamilton, (Ind.) C. P.court, as guardian ofOIiv I.. Albert J. and AnnaM. Emery, minors, I will ofler for sale at public auction, at the court lion c d or in Plymouth, Indian, on t-aturdav, December 21st next, their interest, be;ng two thirds undivided in the west half of the south-west quarter of section 3C in town 33, of range 3, in .Marshall county, lnd and at the same time and place the purchaser cau have the remaining third owned by me. i o b sold f r one third cash in hand, the residue in 9 and 18 months in two equal payments, evidenced by notes waiving appraisment, drawing interest, with freehold surety, to be seeured by mortgage on confirmation of sale. Sale made subject to approval of said court, and deed to be made under its onler, aa to said minors, certificate of sale given until report ot sale and order bv court. rilOEBE EMERY. Guardian. Nov. 20, D-G7. otlce of i:'-iitrixN Appointment. Notice is hereby given that the undericned has beon appointed executrix of the will of John Brown, deceased, late of Marshall county. The estate is probably solvent. lw MATILDA BRCMVN, Executrix. notice lo I he Citizens oi .11a rv Rliall County. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of Mar shall county. Indiana, that the board of Commie nianT9 of said county, at their eptcmoer Term, INJ, adopted now piles and regulations for the government of their Court. AU peisons hüving biifiicps to transact in said court are referred to said rules and regulations, wh'eh are recorded at length on the records of sil -ourt, kept in the Auditor' office of Biid county. AH ..hose intending to present road petitions, road reports, eis i ms for allowance, etc., at the next term of the lonrd, will find it to their interest to call at least ten days br fort the first day of iid t.-rm and examine raid records, as all road petitions and road reports are to be filed with the auditor at least ten days before the fir-t dar of each terra . A. C THOMPSON, Auditor.

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BOTmjBONITjBMS. Prepared fop. the Dejiocrat.

BOURBON LODGE, NO. 227, BOURBON', IND. Heßlar commucations second ar.d fourth Tuesday evenings ofeach month. Visiting brethren alway wet come. IUD. WE.ivm. v. McDonald. Actinz W. M. BOURBON LODGE, Wo. 203. J. O. O. JT. Tlmnlir mPetlners every Saturday evening In Odd Fellows Hall, the wet side of Maine street. V. Windbigk-r, S.-c'y. A. J. Mlnard, X. G. .V. E. CHURCH Kv. C. V. Timmoni Meetinps every Sunday at 10-B a. m., and iundny School 3 p. ra. pastor. 7 p. ra. C. 7t. CHUIlf'TT Iit. .J. Potter nator. Mcetin.cs every Sunday at Y)'t a. ra. ard 7 p. in. .uuday School 0 a. m. TiiKitE is a dutiful and loving wife living not a hundred miles from this place, who has lately been visiting her relatives and friends in the West. Returning sooner than she expected, on arriving at her homo in the after part of the night, being anxious to gain admission as soon as possible, she made an alarm which quickly brought her husband to the door, supposing a rebber was trying to gain admission. After the usual "who's there" and "it's me," the door was opened and in stepped the delighted wife, rejoicing that she was once again safe at home. She had notlong been in the house until she noticed that a change had seemed to come over her husband during her absence. All was not right. The mystery must be solved, and that at once. So resolved, she went to the sleeping apartment of her husband in search of some I fair and frail one whom she suspected might j be slumbering there. On entering the bed room, light in hand, her worst fears were fully realized. There la covered from head to foot, what appeared to be the object of her suspicion. Taking hold of the bed clothing she gave a strong pull, determined to meet face to face the one who had dared to disturb the peace and quiet of her home. The husband after viewing the situation as calmlv as he could under the circumstances dctermined that as woist must come to worst, it should be known at once. Stepping to the bed he said "Susan? you mightas well get up, we arc caught, and it's no use trying to get out of it ! " As the clot lies were removed the astonishment of the wife can easily be imagined w hen she beheld the familiar face of me of her most respected cousins of the male persuasion. Although she is not addicted to the ue of profane language, the husband says she made a remark similar to that made by mother Eve when rebuked for her short -coining by her obedient husband in the rardenof Eden-'1 J dont carcA-dunl The democracy of Kosciusko county cvlebrated "the recent victories by a public meeting at Warsaw on Saturday last. The Bourbon Brass Band were present and took part in the proceedings. They express themselves highly plcnscd with the attention shown them w hile there. The Sunday School convention which was in session here last week, passed off very I leasautly, and it is hoped, profitably to the Sunday School interests of this locality. Tiik other evening the democracy of this place got up an impromptu celebration of the rest It of the late elections. The. band played the music, Messrs. Jo. Davis and S. Beals made the speeches, and a very enthusiastic time was the result. Last Thursday evening as the Express train going West was leaving this station Gideon l'lotner drove his team on the trick at one of the street crossings, and before he could get oil" the train had struck his wagon making a complete wreck of it, and throwing him a considerable distance. The injuries he reccivedarc not considered serious, but are sufficient to remind him of an exceedingly narrow etcapc with his life. The horses were thrown to thegrouud but are uninjured. i fijal iUcrti.$nttcnt$. STATE OF INDIANA MARSHALL COUNTY.S In Circuit Court, February Term, 1663. Edmund Spencer ) vs . Dirorce. Elizabeth Spencer.) The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by his attorney, has filed in my office hid complaint ngainstthe defendant, and it appearing by the affidavit of a competent person that the defendant, Elizabeth Spencer, is a non-resident of the State of Indiana, she is therefore hereby notified of tne pendency of said complaint against her, and unless ehe appear, answer or demur thereto at tht calling of said cause, on the first day of the next term of said court, to be begun and held at the court house in Pl vmoute. on the second Monday in February, ISfiS, paid complaint and the matters ami things therein coMained and alleged will be heard and determined in he. absence JOHN C.CUS1IM AN, Clerk. C .IJ. Reeve, Pl'ffs Att'y. 10 STATE Or IXnr.iXA.nn Circuit Court. February MAItslALL VOVXrr. Term, 108. Pn-stou W. Urccn, 1 vs. V Divorce. Anna (Jrrc-n, The plaintiff In the alovetititlf 1 cause, by his attorney, has filed in my oflke his complaint against the defendant, and it apparinij 1t tbc affidavit of a comp. trnt person that tlie said defendant, Ann atJn-cn, is a nn-residentof the State of Indiana.she Is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said complaint acsintt her. and unles she appear, answer or demur tlierrto at the ralliur of said rausr, on the first day of the next term of said court, to he begun and held" at the court house n Plymouth, on the second Monday in February Ist.M. sail complaint and the matters and thine therein contained and alleged will be heard and determined in her absence. JOHN- C. tTSIlMA, Clerk. M. A. O. Packard, I'lft Atty. io i:cciHiIvs Sale, Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, executrix of the last will of John Brown, deceased, will oder for sale at public outcry, at the late residence of the testator, in Union Township, Marshall county, on Fral n, Dctvmhn 13, 18G7, at in o'clock, a. m., the personal property of said Cftate, comistini of one spin ot horses, wagon ami harness, five head of cattle, a lot of hogs, corn in the crib, wheat on the ground, household goods, kite! cn furniture, and various other at tides. Terms. Sums ofthree dollars and undercash, over three dollars a credit of nine months will given, the p.irchaücr giving note at interest, waiving benefit of valuation wiili crood security. 12 MATILDA BROWN, Rxecutrix. INSURANCE AGENT. Inure9 Poperty. Stock and Lives, Cash Card til over FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. In the best joint Stock Companies in the United States 113" No assessment for losses. Office in II'3tOIJrriI, INDIANA. rolicici i.iMifl in Kn-li.li aoj German, and:

Tax Levies for 1861.

Cvtt Treasurer's Office d..j Flvmouth. Marshall Co., Ind October 15. 1667 Notice is hereby given to the tax-payers of said county that the tax duplicate is now in ray hands for collection, and that the levy of taxes on each $100 valuation in the several townships of said county, for state, county, road, school, township, sinkmcr lun.l,p.nd special school purposes, and also the tax lcrled on each poll and the tax on dogs are a. follows : ' v- J 3 X vt -a: H ? H Doff W ! SO - Dj : d : : i : :. is! jilt f w : 'o v. 9 3 1 3 O I cr 9 .! 2. i t: c. c. c. c. c. c. Ic.'c. c. t Iff Tnion.. Center. 4 i reell.. 20 50 IS U 10 10 20 25 l.f.fiW 50 50 5 3.10 1 I 2 SI) 15 11 10 10 20 2!S l.Gr. fiO 50 50 50 5.J0 1J ? SoMIjIMo 3 20 10 1.4:ii0 50 50 25 i.t.5 12 2 2?50 15 IS 13 5 CO 25 l.m 00 50 W 50 2.10 1 2, Roarb Ti r. I 20 50 15 Iß 10 10 20 25 l.C W 50 50 5 1.S5 1 2 ;ernrn'GM15 18 15 52025 l.Gfi 00 50 .V) l.f,0 12 2 North .! 20 50 15 If 10 5 20 ; 1.K1 tX) 50 50 5J 2.10 1 2 2 Polk . '. .1 20 50 15 If, 10 5 20 25 CO 50 50 50 2.10 12 2 Wett... 20 50 15 16 15 5 2d 20 161 ,;0 50 .50 50 2.10 1 2 2 Walnut 2050 15 If, 15 5 20 25 l.hoüO.K 50 5 2.10 12 2 Plvm .. 20 50 15 If. 10 5 20 25 1..V tHJ 50 50 50 2.10 1 2 2 RÖiub..l20 50 1516 15 5 20 25 1.01 60 50 50 50 2.10 1 2.3 Therefore I will attend at raj office in the Court House in Plymouth, in said county, until tha third Mondiy m April, ISC?, for the purpose of receiving such taxes. Perjons still owing taxes for the year 1RG6 are hereby notified that they must make immediate payment if they with to save the cost of advertising and other expends. 10-it M. W. DOWNEY, Treasurer. Adnticiistralor'K Sale. Notice is hereby that the undersigned administrator of the e&tate of Charles J. Martindale, deceased, will offVr for sale at public auction, at the late residence of the deceased, in Walnut Township, Marshall county. On Irt((ay, December 0, 150 i. at 10 o'clock, a. m ., the personal property of said estate, consisting of Horses, cow, young cattle, sheep, hogs, corn in the field, hay, wac;on, and farming implements, household and kitchen furniture, and various other articles. Terws. umi of 3 ant unler cash, over S3, a credit of nine months will be given, the purchaser giving note with interest, benefit of valuationlaws, with good securitv. 11 DAVID MARTINDALE, A.lm'r. Application for License. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will, at the December terra 16G7,of the eommissioner's court of Marshall county,' Indiana, apply for a license to retail vinous, malt and spirituou liquors in less quantities than a quart. The location on which I propose to sell is lot known a the Vinnedge tavern stand, on lots No. ITS and 179 in Plymouth. II Wm. HASLINGER. Application for License. Notice ii hereby given that the undersigned will, at the December term, 18C7, of the CoraI missioners' Court of Marshall County, Indiana, apply tor a license to retail rmouF, malt and spirituous liquors in less quantities than a quart. The location on winch we propose to oll is Ixt No, I two 2J'in the town of Inwood. In Matghall count t it tj, Indiana. A. JOYCE. j. n. C30PER. 10 Application for License. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will, at the December term, 16fi7, of the Cora missioners Court of Marshall County. Indiana, apply for a license to reth.il vinous, malt and spirituous liquors in le.s quantities than a quart. The location on which I propose to pell is fractional Lot No. seventeen (17)and Lot No. (18) in Pearj son's addition to the town of Inwood, Marshall county, inuiana. 10 G.W. McM ASTERS. Application lor IJernsc. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will, at the December term, 1S67, of the commissioner'acourt of Marshall county, Ind ana, apply for a license to retail vinous, malt and spirituous iquors in less quantities than a quart. Tlie loication on which I propose to sell is Lot No. 40 in the town of Plymouth, Marshall countv. Indian. 10 J. WECK ERLE. Ad;3iaiiifstrntorN Sale. Notice is hereby given ti.at the undersigned administrator of the estate of Nancy Wilhurn, i deceased, will oner for sale at public auction, at the late residence of the deceased inWest Township, one half mile west of the old Barber mill, in Marshall county, On Fn'djy, December C, 1867. at ten o'clock, a. m., the personal property of said estate, consisting of Two horses, 2 cows, 4 head of young cattic, 7 sheep, 10 hogs, corn in car, hay, wagon, harness, and farming implements, household and kitchen furniture, and various other articles. Tcbms. Sums of $3 and undercash ; over $3, a credit of nine months will be given. The purchaser giving note with interest, waiving valuation and appraisment laws, with good securitv. II D. WELBORN. Adia'V. Public Sale. The undesigned will offer at public sale, on Friihty, SovemLer 21, 1807, at his residence 42 miles south west of Plymouth, near the Ha.leton school house, the follow j ing described property, to-wit: Due nine year-old mare, with foal j 2 mares, four ycari old iu the spring, ono with foal ; one double-set work harness ; 1 saddle and bridle; 1 good lumber wagon ; one .log wngon ; a number of hogs, bhecp and cattle ; and all the farm implements belonging to htm. TERMS: credit of nine months will be given on all sums of $5 and upward, the purchaser giving his note with approved securitv. 11-12 PETER DA LAKER. Ca,tinet .1 XI) IP TJ R NITUEE. A. L. ALLEM AN & CO. nave on hand at all times a complete and elegant etock of Cabinet Ware and Furniture, which they will sell at Tory reasonable rates. Alo a complete stock of undertaker's Famishing flood, and Collins of all kinds. A good Hearse belonglug to the establishment. vll-nlS ti On La Porte Street! AT THE V U It Ml ITU It I? It OO ill or May be found the best and cheapest assortment of Goods, ever offered iu TJL'YMOIJ'ril. UNOERTAKINO attended to with a first at. ' class nearse, on very reasonaoie terms. PALMER. May J. I 67. 36. f.. J. F. LANGE NB1UGII, I.KALEK IS GROCERIES, PROVISION'S, I'M , O Uli tfc Ji'JSIS D, Wooden and Stone Ware, Coal Oil, Orroi'lU the b?nk, MicMgnn Mitt't, rlynioolh,

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Business Houses. Field, Benedict & Co. CASSIMERES i.VD VESTPNGS AT WHOLES ALK. P34 & 3G, Lake Street, Chicago. J, BAUER & CO. ANcrACTcnEn or SILY VZ It .rVr D 13 It AiS Importers of Rll,khids of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND' STRINGS, Mo Agmtt for KXAliK ,i CO'J. ant 39 Washington Street And 650; Broadway Xew York. WILLARD FOX. Maaafacturcr ail Pca!?r ii WINDOW PAINTS. OILS &C. No. 94 Washington St CHICAG O LIQUID 1ST Alt C 5 FUCrjIslATCJ TREPAItED THE 11 EST IN USE. SOLE AGENTS Doltzsch, Blockl & Co., WHOLESALE DUUOGISTS, 2) Jirti Clark, aid 153 and 155 Kisiii Streti, CHICAGO. S, I). Jackson & Company, JOBBERS AND COVMISSION L'ealers in NOTIONS, &C. 52 and r4 Waljasli Avenue CHICAGO GILBERT 11UBBARO cC C0.t Dealers in Cotton mid Flat f)uck, ALL WIDTHS AN!) V.'EICIITS, COTTON. XT.VC Tents. Aicni7.ff., Woyon Covers, Hags. Fish Xcli and Stiucs, Tar, Pitch Oakum. Blocks, Chains, and ere ery variety of Ship Chandlery Goods, -CHICAGO. J. II. REED & CO-. Vholea'e Dealers la r"ar.ufaturcrs CoodG, &c, ZS Luhe Jti-oot CIIICACO. Slart, Ästen & Co. Manufacturers of and Dealers in Gott p ti. gen.mlcss 3??gs BUKLAP.V, WOOL & GUNNY BAGS, Pnpor Flour fSaUf3. Warranted and printed to order GROOMS' BAGS, d-e. 183 South Water etrect Chicago. J3 SAXiJ r.teuted May 20, 1&G7. 46 LAKE ST , CHICAGO. . C. B. BROWN & C MAXVFACTrilEHS OF PATENT SEAMLESS TIRE SHRINKERSf Tiina iiiisii2ies. Miles Patent Bolster Plates, Ac, Ac., Ac., 86 Lake Street CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. Sep. 2fi, 3m Olt SAUK -One twenty fourhore power rrttble Engino and Boiler and one twelve horse ponrr porfshle KNGIXU AM r.Oll.KK. all in pood running order, t'anbo uetn at the Plymouth Foundry. - " nett ADAMS d zsnsF.n. Important noticu All persons knowing tut-nieelves indebted to me

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DEALf.RS I If PROVISIONS, Queeusware, Glassware, Stoneware, &o. ! Iligliest market price paid for COUNTRY PRODUCE AT THE Olcl Stand rice: & SMITH, Opposite tLc Parker House. 2 3m HARDWARE. H. B, DICKSON, UEALUTt IX k 1 il TN THE SOUTH ROOM OF BROWNLEE'S BRICK BLOCK, PLYMOUTH. IND. Keeps eonstsntly on hand a large and wll aprted stock of every description of Hardware, in almost any shape, size, quantity and equality, from an AMERICAN COOKING STOVE to a COFFER HKATF.R, or from a ercw iarlo a paper of 4 ot tacks. Of every kin !; Elevated Over, Square, TarTof Sheet Iron, Box, fancy or plain, with cumplete T IZ B . 71 .11 1 .V O S to match. SHKLF GOODS of everv description, Houmc Trimming, DOOR and WINDOW ban ins; Gla 3 ar.d Sash; Carpenters' tool. W A I Ii S3 Hythe h'es; or Feund; Mill s, Log nd Dog CiiaitM; the best Axesiu the Weal. Tin, Brass, and Hollow Wares 01 all kinds; PLOWS, SHOVEL M and all m:;inerof Aprieu!turalutensil,lncludinc Forks tli.it load and unload hay by hon jower a splendid assortment of FISH HOOKS d- LIXFS, XOFF WIRF, HFLTIXC. A XI) COW HFL LS, IROX A Vi STEEL IX BARS, ROLLS. SHEETS AXD B FX CUES de, Ar. 'n fact every thing tliM arry or, tret thoapKt buying in a Hardware Siere.'and a thou.and iLii ga besides, with a MEW STOCK. constantly arriving, mhich they propose sellii g Than the sine can be bought at otlu rplac this side of Pittsburgh. V All kinds of tin, sheet iron, copper and brass ware made and repaired on reasonable terms and short notic, II I. DlCUStKV

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