Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 13, Number 20, Plymouth, Marshall County, 16 January 1868 — Page 3

Plymouth Democrat.

Local and Miscellaneous. Adtertisino Mm-The following advertising west rate,: Cook. Cubirn a Co.. MmObJc TsmpK Chicago ; S. M. Pettiiüli., 37, Park Kow, JfewTork; r.co. P. Uow:'t. a Co 40. Park Ron. Sew York; Cook. Casars a Mack, Cincinnati. U. Fl&E. A disastrous fire occurred at this place on last Saturday night. The fates appear to be against Plymouth, for some unknown cause, and arc determined to destroy u by fire." At about eleven o'clock the alarm of ': fire!" was sounded, and in au exceedingly short space of time the fire companies were at the M scene of action." The fire proved to be in the rear part of Adams and Zchncr's foundry, in the roof of the building. That the fire should have occurrred at the time it did, was most strange, from the fact that the employes were all at work in the foundry 'blasting. " and it would seem that it cou.d easily have been extinguished. From some unexplained ' cause the fire engiac was not in working order, and the building, which was perfectly dry and seasoned, was consumed in a comparative ly short space of time, with uearly all its contents, consisting of machinery, patterns, boiler and engine, etc. Tbe blaccsmith-shop of Was. Taylor, which was situated some four or five rods north of the foundry, caught fire despite the efforts of the hook-and-ladder company and the citizens, ai d was burned to the ground. Mr. Taylor saved everthing in his shop of a valuable nature. The foundry building belonged to Mr Oscar Simons of Fort Wayne, and as it vras rather a u shackly institution its loss can easily bo replaced. The loss to Messrs. Adams k Zehner is variously estimated at from $,000 to 10,000. The loss to Mr. Taylor is estimated at from $480 to 8'00. No insurance. The failure of the fire-engine to per- j form, has been the subject of severe comxneut. To lay the least, it was very proyoking, and no class felt it more acutely than the firemen themselves. That the engine was not iu fault, was demonstrated by the eape with which it played upon a pile of coke next morning belonging to the foundry. The property -bolders of the town are'all interested iu having a good fire department, and as the companies arc not full, there is a chance for all able-bud-isd men to beewmc members, and if th-y should happen to know more about the managemeut of an engine than the prosant members, the i4bojs" will be glad to ! receive instruction. Until we have a paid fire department all such unfriendly criticism ss was indulged in on lad Saturday evening should be dispelled with. Mr. Kpitor. Is it generally undor-1 stood or admitted to be etiquette for two; or mora ladiei to take up all the side-walk. I on all occasieos sua in all kinds of weather, crowding poor, unfortunate individuals of the male perfusion, and especially married 4icusses," off into the snow or mad half boot-top deep? If it is, then ws muit succumb, of course, although it is often very unpleasant. Bkxfdkt. Our friead m Benedict" should remember that ha is pettiug into the " sheer and jailer leef." and that married men peewtaa do rights which single ladies of an M uncertain" age are bound to respect. Iiow different it would be, old fellow, if you wera not in possesion of that dearest thing in life, a wife ! Leap-year would then hare some charms for you, but as it is, the dear creatures ignore you utterly. Poor fallow! There is still hope for you, however. You may wake up some fine j morning, and find yourself a widower ! I Glorious! The evil that you complain of Ti am , will then cease. Managing mammas will enltivate you, and the shiny imuiaeulatenesa of your boots will never again be de- j filed by the contact of snow and ID ud. Until that time comes, you will have to j submit, gracefully if you can, but in any ease submission will be your best "holt." Thi second series of Social Hops given bj the young gentlemen of Plymouth, will commence on Wednesday evening, January 22d, at Corbin fc Bcnson'b Hall. These hopfl are inteuded especially for the members and invited guests, and are oonducted with strict propriety; against ihem the most fastidious persons can find do objection. The entertainments are j therefore highly interesting to those who enjoy such amusement. Jo. Davis, of Bourbon, knows how to Kladden a printer's heart, a hs very conclaaively proved by the beautiful vest ba presented us soma few days since. For dry goo-da, clothing made to ßt, and at a rata which defiies compction, go to Jo.'s. He'll suit you if anyone can. Sax adTortssemeat of L. S. Tyrrell's Pile Remady, in to-day's paper. This remedy has proven very efficacious in mpny ctaei, and is well worthy of a trial ly the affliotod. Wl ha7e received a number of periodical!, music, etc., which we necessarily defar eotieiog until next week. Wl eall tbe attention of our readers to coumunicatioD of " Citizen " in to day's paper. We disclaim any responsibility in relation to it, but as it treats of a sahjee which nearly concerns the public, wet pre it a place io our paper, at the same time tendering the use of oureclumns to anj wlso maj feel tggrieved.

Communicated. . Mr. Editor. I was triad to sec io the last week's Democrat, that there was some one capahle of answering questions in relation to the manner o doic" busi-

tJ the employ CS of the P. Ft. W cl C. R. V. Co. As far as tin? conductors were concerned, your Bourbon correspondent gave a correct account of them, for so far as I am acquainted with them they are gentlemen. But there are a great many who are compelled to pay the company thousands of dollars a year, who would like to know why it is that they permit some of their employes (particularly brakemen) to staud on the steps of cars and bruptly drive civil and respectable men to a forward car. where they must be annoyed with the smoke from old pipes that have, perhaps, been used for years without cleaning, and any other annoyance that may come iu their way. If you ask one of them a civil question, if he condescends to answer at all, it will be in an insolent manner. This kind of conduct has become notorious, and if you are in New York city you are a.ked why you don't take the northern roads where you can be treated with some little respect. To travel on this road you must first conclude to come in subjection to brakemen. When we leave home we have no friends but those wo pay money to, and we don't find them in the brakemen of the P. Ft. W. & C. R. W. The interest of the road very much depends on either a chango or a reformation in the brakeman. D. Good NEWS. We have some good news to to tell onrold friends; the Wcstervelts have tt-tL-pfl nnniroin nnil nr now nflprin" wonj(1,rful h:iT-m to clo.e out winter goods. Double width English Merinos at 98 cts. per yard, worth 40 eta; Douhle Shawls at 5,00, worth 7,00; heavy Zephyr Shawls at 6,0"), former price 9.00; Grey twilled flannels at 40 eta, worth GO cts ; Red twilled at 40 cts. Hoods and Nubias, anything they have, at 1.00 each :" Double soled cloth jraiters at '2.00, worth o .-)0 . Xjlvy doublc sojeil cat- skin shoes, warranted , at 2,r,0 : a large quantity of Mens Whole Leather Boots double soled i'ml warranted, at .3,00 to 4,00dolinrs per pair; ant many otiter tilings mat we nave not room to mention, astonishingly cheap. All wool casimere suits put up to order io the best style for S22,00 at Dale's. km fViA r-rl olnsintr nnf TWvM. I " . e . son & Co. I , continues only a nnort time j longer, all those damreinc rrant barcaioi ' 1 v had bettor call Foon and avail themselves ol the great inducements offered. J. II. ra!c k Co., are closing out their iarze stock of Ladies' and Gents' Furs at half the usual price. II. Ö. Tiiavkii advertises Iiis business in to-day's paper; and although Henry is somewhat mistaken in thinking that ad l r r will n At liPllfifit hi' l.MClflPCQ vot ' Thai lill.t'lklll 111 thttlKino t Mat a1 - verti his heart is in the right place, and we wish him abundant success. Over-coats at half price at Dale's. The morning prayer meetings at the Methodist church still continue. Lavky has settled into his new quarters, and : Jo " is still with him, as will be seen by notice in another column. A team belonging to Alleman Bros, ran away on Monday, aud in their course came in collision with another team which I was standing hitched, inflicting a serious ! injury on one of the horses. Demand for BOLD. The demand for gold N great but la not equal to the demand for the celebrated Chemical Paleratus, especially where tliis BaJeratOS has been tried and where its worth la fully known. Try it and satisfy yourself. For sale by most merchants. Use g instcad of So(la. T,c Miclcncj or the Plymouth l ire weparuiieiil i-raciicauy tonütuered. Mr. Kditor The citizens of this town have had another exhibition of the emciency, or rather n-efficiency, of the Plymouth fire-depirtmeut. The instance I refer to is that of the burning of Adams ft Zohner's machine shop, last Saturday night. The alarm was ivon immediately after the building caught fire, and the fire engine was on the ground, and placed in position for operation in time to have extinguished the fire in three minutes, if the estimate of some present be taken as correct; but the machine icould not work, and toe owners of the burning property had the satisfaction of seeing their earnings consumed at the rate of five thousand dollars per hour, when proper care and efficiency on the part of the fire department would hare prevented their loss fr in being over one hundred dollars. This is but a repitition of the scene enacted two years ago, when the fire could have been confined to Woodward' brick, instead of burning over the entire length of the block, if the engine had been in working order, and properly managed. The citizens of this towu have paid some j thousands of dollars to properly equip the fiac department, and arc of course desirous of knowing why such poor use is made of their money. The writer horeof has no ill-feeling toward the fire department, or the members of it; but, od the contrary, is desirou that they may prove themselves worthy of the confidene heretofore reposed in them by the people of Plymouth. I do not. think the firemen of Piy mouth desire to be praised unless such praise is called forth by meritorious conduct. Hoping that this may lead to an investigation of the cause of the failure above alluded to, and the firemen and citizens ba benefitted thereby, I remainjours, te. CiTIZIN.

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 number of titles to land in this County are perfectly worthless as they stand; bat many of then can be corrected

I and perfecte d at a slight expense. Do you, know reader, that the title to your land is good f You may find too late that it is not. By calling at our Abstract office you can satisfy beyond a doubt. COnm i VAXVAI.KEXnUItGH. Abstract office over the Bank. ID" Blacksmiths who wish to purchase ,'oal for their winter use can be supplied with the best quality of Pittsburgh coal, by calling on Koch k Co. at the new warehouse. Agent Wanted. Eight orten good, actirc young men can find a good winter's job by applying soon to H. B. REEVES, or R. M. MORRILL, at the Red Warehouse, or can address for information box 225, Plymouth post office . CT Look this Way ! rj If you are out of employment and wish t travel, apply at the Red Warehouse, to H. B REEVE., or 11 R..M. MORRILL. - O Koch & Co. keep fresh Ononikga Salt, both wholesale and retail. CT The best of Pittsburgh Lump aad Fine Coal kept for sale at the new warehouse of Koch k Co. Cleavei.and & Reeves have just received a car load of fresh Lime, for winter use ; call at the Red W are house. Farmers and Lumbermen Attention. For Sale. O viatt's Patent Bob-Sleds ; the best in use . Call and see for yourselves. CLEAVELAND k REEVES. 11 At the Red Warehouse. I2T The highest price paid for produce at tht net warehouse of Koch k Co. tt-T" Koch k Co., at the new warehouse have a supply of the best Ohio Lime. For Sale. An improved farm of 400 acres, 3H miles from Plymouth. This farm will be sold cheap and on easy terms. Apply at once, to Count & Van-valkenburott. Over the Bank. Tut HftMl A ui uru rvT Thm ,,. . .1 I best illustrated fj mily Magazine published. mied with UM latest illustrated fashions, choice stones, poetry, wit and humor. It is just the thina fsf the Tounir folks. Published semimonthly, at onlv $1,50 per annum. Large and splendid prizes are sent to agtata raising cluba. Ae"tä ea3,,v clear $ie per day belies" -every agent gets one chance for everv subscription sent, in 1 .500 in cash sent to ajrents. Sample copies with list of prizes, and terms aud iu.struclions to agents, sent by nclosiii" five cents. Agents wanted everywhere. Address Home Amcshment, Tfe Nassau Street, New York. H. G. THAYER, DEAL KU LH n -n. , r -t- r, T-i r. -i . i K A N is KEHN P IKK M office and ware house known as the Yclloir AViiro Hoiaaa3a on the south track of the P. F W. k C R W. J. F. Trowbridge, agent. We will paj at all times the highest market price in cash for corn, oats, wheat, clover seed and all articles pertai ning to the ware house and shinning trade. 20-3w PILE REMEDY. benefit of the afflicted, that less thai one- hottle of I V . tho mii1erifnpil . bnr.iiv eprtifv rn IIia Tyrrell's Pile Remedy curcJ cac1' of of severe cases of piles of from uuc iu mcuiv t tars : Hcv. J. 8. Thomas, Bourbon, Ind. II. Windbigler, Bourbon, Ind. Win. Bates, Bourbon, Ind. Elina (Talent ine. Bourbon, Ind. D.O. Quirey, Plymouth, Ind. D. B. Marks, Plymouth, Ind. Wan, Tribby, Plymouth, Ind. For salt by Brown Bro.'s, T. A. Lemon, J. i. AHcman & Co., Plymouth, Ind. Tyrrell fc Chamberlain, Bourbon, Ind. A. K- Plamk, Rochester, Ind. Hamilton Bro.'s, Walkerton, Ind. Jonas Miller, Breesen, Ind. Dr. Spencer, Tippecanoetown, Ind., and drugfistl generali r. Also bv the manufacturer, L. s. TYRRELL, Plymooth, Ind. Prfee, 81 per Bottle, 89 per doz. Orders promptly tided. 20-Gm HAS REMOVED HIS JEWELRY STORE TO - Cleaveland, Hawley dt Co.'s. and is felling tit. a rtry low pri- thimt mitrior CLOCKS. Jo. E Lave)' is a fine workman, everybody says, so give him your time-piecs and hvc it repaired, aud we guarantee you will never regrst it. 20 Administrator's Sale. Notice is hereby given that the uudereignd administrator of the estate of Ctristian flershberger, deceased, will oiler for sale at public auction, at the late residence of Christian Hcrshberger, on Barber's (arm, at Zehner's mill, On Saturdfi, Autneajf 18, 1868 : the personal property of said etate, consintingof One horse and mare, well matched, 2 milch cows, hogs, wagon, one act doubl hartrerta, (arming utensils, Household and kitchen furniture, cetl in the crib, wheat on the eround, threshing machine and many other articles. Terms Sums of $2 and under, cash ; over $3 a credit of nine months will be given. The purchaser giving note with interest, waiving val uation and apM-wiscment law, wth pood seeunty18 JO?KPH GALFNTINK. Adm'r. !

BOURBON ITEMS Prepared for tiie Democrat.

r. sr. w. & C- R. w. B0LIIB0N STATION. EASTWARD. WKfT WARD. 5xPPeta 10 rs i Kxprem..." SJM a M;iil 9.10 a m Mail 2.40 n m m Express. ... 2.fN a in Express 7.05 n m Expres KJO p m m Expn The M.SJ a m eastward express doe.s not stop. Local freights puss east and west at 11.30 a m. BOURBON LODGE, NO. 227, BOURBON TNI). Regular conimucationa .iccond and fourth Tuedav evenings ofcach month. Visiting brethren always welcome. H. D. Weaver. D. McDONALD. Sec'y W. M. BOURBON LODGE, No. 203. I. o. O. li Regular motlnr? every Saturday evening !n Odd Fellovvx Hall, the west side of Maine street. V. VVindbigler, Sec'y. A. IJ. Minard, N. (i. M. K. CHURCH "Bat. C. W. Timmon pastor. Meetings every Sunday at 10li a. ui., and 7 p. in. Sunday School 2 p. m. U. Ii. f'IL'ffllKev. A. I'otter nastor. Meetinaa every Sunday at 10 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday School a. in. rrrrr rrr-rr-rr My attention has been called to the following item in the Bourbon correspondence ('x") of the Republican of last week. After giving the shipments of lumber, &c. from this point for the past year, he says : "For the facts as given, we are iudebted to Mr. A. L. Morris, our acconiux datin freight agent." Mr. Morris is a very fine young man. and in every way competent to make an "accommodating freight agent," but he has not yet attained to that exalted posi tion! The blundciing of "x" in this respect is inexcusable, because he knew better, and is calculated to reflect on the agent, D. McDonald, who, during the two yearshc has been employed by the railroad company, has used "ms utmost exertions to make an "accommodating freight agent." As an item of interest he further states: "Among the receipts are enumerated 738 kegs of beer, 104 of which are cred j ited to the month of July.' Heduce the number of kegs to gallons and the amount is sufficient to drown everv man iu Bourbon." Wouldn't, the nnmhar of kefrs drnirn pv. I ry man lu Bourbon just as well without rcJucwi them to gallons ? Lobdell, tie associate blackguard of the Lacrosse Democrat was killed in the ate disaster on the Lake Shors railroad. Columbia City Republican. The above is from the pen of the founder of the "Bourbon Independent Press," The people of this place irrespective of party will be sorry to learn that Frank has so far forgotten himself as to be guilty of kicking a brother editor after he is down. If his own writing were free from Kllrmavi1iftm anil lii? naner .1 nmdol nT i i i literary purity, the laBsmam io wltich lie informs his readers of the fact, would sound much better than it docs. It is fair to presume that he was laboring under a bit of temporary insanity and that he will yet regret having vented his splecu on a helpless dead man. If Charlie Lobdell was a greater blackguard than some of the editors of the radical persuasion, it was because he had more brains. But it does not nniionr thnt bo was a bin elf rrnaril :it fl all. Although differing with him in political opinion, his cotemporary, the editor of the Lacrosse Republican pays him the highest compliment as a gentleman iu all the walks cf life, as a ripe scholar, a man of fine abilities, as an editor who has achieved a national reputation and a man whom to kuow was to admire; and as a token of respect and a tribute of personal worth he feels that it will be his duty at the next session of tht Wisconsin editori al convention to place the name of Charles Lobdell permanently on the record as one of the most successful editors of the north-west. The sexton of the Methodist church will confer a favor on the public who are desirous of attending the meetings now beinr held there, if he will take some effectual means to keep the boys who congregate there, from constantly running in and out and disturbing the entire congregation. 3 m i . y g - r h e i V S o e h we cd o ÖÖ PS 0 c o o i S o 2 -i T3 V 1 W H o m E s 'A Ö d P 8 0 i H 9S H o a c to a O w o B 3 T3 r K o q a (a O ef5 S5 O QO Oi GEO. aOCII . F. MCBONALB. GEO. KOCH & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and dealers iu GRAIN and PBODU0M GENERALLY keep for sale Salt, Coal, Lime, Hair, Cement, dc. Warehouse adjoining the P. Ft. W. AC. Ry. freight house. Persons haring produce to eU or wishini; to buy any of the articles we have to sell, should not fail to iss ui btfors isllinr or btiTii.g slsawhara ia-l9tf !

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SOMETHING NEW!

IIITE, SHOOK & CRAWFORD have the sole agency for Marshall county for the eale of W. B Roger's IMPROVED BURNING OIL. Its advanuiges over coil oil are 1st. It is entirely non-exploive As harral , in hurniiiL' as lard oil. i o i t. i i i . 7?' 11 F . I""3 ,louI':e l,K a w"'i oiic-lonrth less oil , tint of lij;kt Id. It is pure and inoffensive to th asetl. 4ih. It is much cheaper than av er light in use- Retails at ") cts. p,r -illou.' It has been tlior.ughy f j'stod höre an 1 elsewhere, and the above advantages have proved correct. For sale by Hite, Shook i Crawford. FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF THI PARKER MOCSI. 17 Bloom of the Lotus ENDORSED BY THE CBLKBRATED DR. FITCH OR NRW VORV

A B the Lotas Flower is hm of the neat keaaHfal of nmi r (lua Il ol "l" " properxy, wen iorl flowers, and in the Orient is held typical of Eter-, tted, tliun will any other iuan for the same

nal Life, to this preparation of it imparts' a BLOOM TO TIIE COMPLEXION, removing narly all the Indication of advancing years, while rendering the skin soft and pliabl. AS A COSMETIC. fr ladles, there is nothing to be eomn.tred to it und Gentlemen a' o find it verv airreeablr after sliavino. The purchase of one bottle .vill purely le.wl tn th . nayiac or another. On everv bottle i an endorsement of its virtued by the celebrated Dr. S. S. Fitch, of New York. It can be obtained oi any Draaaiai, and at wnoiesaie aim retail by UIBBJSBT Co.. at 13 TTCmont Row, Boston. Mas. Price $1 per bottle. Sent by express to anr part of the United States on receipt of price. TltaB ly D. E. van valk en burgh II. CORBIN. mi & ruum ATTORNEYS, COUNELLORS at LAW AND REAL ET ATE ACENTS. OFFICE Bank Building, (up stairs,) PLYMOUTH, I IV 13. Abstract of title furnished and special atJ tention given to Real Estate business Insurance Policies issued on a reasonable terms as can be afforded, by solvent companies, in the Home Of N. Y assets,. .$4,000,000 Home of New Haven ' ... 1,400,00 Hartford of Hartford 4 2,000,000 LIFE POLICIES BT THE Equitable Life assets 8,500,000 1ST Town Lots, wild Lands, and improved Farms, for sa'e or rent. vl2-41-tf The American Cooking Stove After twenty years' PxperteBes in the monnfactur of tovte.wa b.'f.imt' conviiK -d. soma ix vrars siuce, that a. vast aaroaflt of money was h. in expended hv the people of this eouutry iu baytnc ekeap and alBMMt worthl.'SF stovop, a lar'e portion of wliich was wasted : ad that true economy consisted in bavins' tlx twtd ttovrs that eon Id he made. Dot withstandins the nrice

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wau higher. With tliis view, we proceeded toronstract ! A M. and S o'clock P- M., I will examine applithe American CookUia Stove, and Dared do nains or er-1 eanta for Teacher's Licenses, at the Seminary

ESmE SÄf " aSi h,vSt Td mout p"rf"ct Ä tonlu be made. And we have experimented with it. and carefully watr-h.-d its operaHolu for the last six veara, aad waea an liaproTesaeat Baaytcd itself, we have at oaee adopted it. and we have ereral of tbese BCCnred by leiten patent. In this manner, we no not hesitate to my, we have broBfrht it tu a higher state of perfection than ha h retofre been attained in cookine stoves. The recent Improvement in this stove aassdded largely to its convenieiice and etfectivtmess. In all the varieties of Stoves we manufacture, wo study usefulness, durability, convenience and economy in operaion, rather than cheapness, in price, and in so doing we are satisfied we btudy the Interest of those purchasing our stoves. SIIEAK, PACKARD & CO.. Alhiioy. K. Y, On Ia Porte Street! AT the FURNITURE ROOM or May he found the bc?t and cheapest assortment of Goods, ever offered in PJLV'JXOTTTII. UNDERTAKING attended to with a first Class Hearse, Ofl very reasonable terms. C. PALMER. May 9. 13C7. 3fef. Sheriff's Sale. Tlx virtue ot a commission and order of sale issued by the clerk of the Marshall Common Pleas court, 1 will offer lor sale to the highest bidder at public auction . a, the court house door in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, on Saturday, January 25. 130S, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. ra. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate situated in marshall county, Indi.iua.to-wit: The north east quarter of the north cast quarter of fection six (6) in township thirty-three (.'13) north of range two (2) east, containing fifty and gl -100 acres more or less iu Marshall county Indiana . And in case the rents and profits fail to sell for a sum sufficient to pay the amount demanded by said commission and order of sale, I will, at the same time and place, and in like manner, offer for sale to the highest bidder at public auction, the fee simple, or the entire right, title interest and estate of Samuel Auckerman, in and to the above describe'! real estate, to satisfy said writ in favor of George W. Carr aRd against Samuel Auckerman and Levi Cramer, replevin bail, Sad sale to be made without regard to appraisement lawn. 18 DAVID IIOW, Sheriff. Surrey Vofirf. Notice is hereby given that the nnta rained, County Surveyor of Marshall county. In diana. al the request of Ezram Hughes and Henry Smith, will, on the 20th day of .lamia ry. 18, proceed to survey and subdivide the following lands in Marshall county: Section M, Town BS, RanM 2 east, and e tabüsh the corners ef the lands belonging to siitl parties in said section. Said survey will be continued from day to day if necessary, until completed. Non-resident owners of lands in said secnio who fail to meet me at the time abovementioned, at the residence of E.ram Bnghea and defray, or provide for defraying, their portion of the expenses of said survey, will be returned to the county Auditor as delinquent, and sueh delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate for collection according to law. nlS) M. H. RICK, Surveyor. Appllcullon for License. Notice is hereby given that the umleraipned will, at the March Term, 186d, of the Commissioner's Court of Marsball County, Indiana, apply for a license to retail vinous, malt nd spirituous liquors iu loss quantities than a quart. The location on which I propose to gell in at the Station House of the P. Ft. W. &, C. R. W. Co. on the grounds of said.eompany, in Plymouth, Marshall County. Indiana. HENRY MrKINNlE, Administrator's Sale. Notice is hereby given tint the undersigned administrator of the aetata of Anna Smith, deOSSSCd, will offer for sale at public auction, at the rsndsnon ofJoseah B. Smith, one mile south of Tippecanoetowii. On Tuesday, January 'lift, 1 808. at IU 'clock a. m , the personal property of said estate, consisting of fM cow aud household furniture of deceased. Tkrms : Sums of i.'l and under, cash ; o. er t.3 a credit of nine months will be piven, th pur- i chaser ffiving note with interest, waiving valua tion and app raise incut laws, with good seruiuv 18 J. W. UAV1S, Adin r. Administrator's Notice. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned i has been appointed administrator of the estate of ChrisCian llerdbtrger, late of Marshall county, ldteeaaed 1 .insF.PH GALEXTINE.

For Sale Cheap,

J,no n time. A fine residence in Plymouth. A fine residence in P i -M'P'y soon, to C. II. REEVE, Land Agent. Fifteen Splendid Tomtit within five minutes walk from the bank, la lutea walk from the bank, oh Bai. at Hale Prick. 1 riyiilOUlü. Foe BAI.l at Half PRICE, by I t1 - T C. H. REEVE, L:nd Arent I For Sale at Vcrv Low Fknres. A dwelUns; nnd lot. Five rooms, well, cistern, shrubbery and pleasant location. Terms casv C. II. KEEVE, Land kgtnU Desirable Property. Flr eres of land, within fortv rods of Midiiiran Street, la Plymath, for s:de by C H. REEVE, Laad Agni. VAIiTJABLB FARMS7 and far D lands, fr sale bv C. H. REEVE, Land Agent. WILL SELL A U BEATER QUANTITY l : . . ... amount of moncv C. H. REEVE, Land Agent. A Valuable Business Lot, in Plymouth, '24 by 12; feet, for aale on easy terms, by C.U REEVE, Land Agent. CHANCES FOR POOR HEX. Nice town lots, n ear'busiucss, and very lo m price. For side by C. H. REEVE, Lnnd Agt . Insure Your Life I n the old 44 New York Life Insuninee Co.." I the oldest, safest and let company in Amer ica, r. h. kee e, Agent. Insure Your Property in the old "JStna of Hart ford," th liest and I safest com pan v Ml the continent; or the PIUKX1X, or PUTNAM, or CONTIXEXI TAL, or SECURITY. Delays are dancer- ; ous. Eicht Millions cash capital repre sent cl, by C. H . RKEVK, Aeent - Good Dry Cord Wood. j For sale by C. U. REEVE. AmiTon's Umct, atarShall County, Plymouth. January 1-t, lsW." ' " . t K .t l-k LUl MM flf 1.1 II M M S II . at Tom are herrbr reqnired to collect one dollar from tl.A 1 i 1 1 . f. it . I h , . . f 1 1 .. .1 kj 1 r .1.,. in, in 1 mvai 11 iiuli in mini miuriiMMi mr tue nonpayment of taxes forthe ear I MM nnd former pears. A. C. THOMPSON, Auditor. perT. McDonald, deputy. is Swamp Land. Fifteen hundred acres of the choicest swamp land in Marshall aountv for sale, on rasvterioas. In parcels to tatt pardiaaera, la prices ranginaj froai fs Q, Eloper acre. TlMBKJi LASnSmSK Hl X OR Fit ACRES OF SPLENDID TIMBER LAND FOR SALE, at ?12 (R. to 3Ti per acre. Now is the time to buy, ns these lands will poon be withdrawn from market. Plymouth, Jan, 1. I8S3. A. C. C'APHON. School TeaclicrN Camli lion. Notice is herehv piven that on Satunlo j, Jamarv 11, lSfJH, hetween the hour3 of 10 o'clock Plymouth ; and from and after 'that date the ! . .,, . , . , exailiatKS WUI beheld on the 2nd Saturday I eacb oath at the same place and between the sumc hours. A. C. CAP RON, Ceoatv Kxaminer . FARM FOR SALE. The underside ! ofl eis his firm for sale, cons'tiii of I GO acres of land. t'O acres impioved, the balance timbered ; house and ,'ood barn j al so 70 acres of timbered land on which is situa'ed a new water sawmill, in cood running order. Situated one mile east ol Tvner City, and 7 aiiles north-we3t of Flysseeth. laqaire of "ill RAM MUNGOLD. 19-3 P&SAS'TJ&fc EXCURSIONS can be enjoyed by procuring one of t lie many Fine Teams and Carriages kept by P. S. ALLEM -VN & CO;, at their stab'es opposite the Parker House, in Plymouth. If nice carriages, handsome spirited, horses and reasonable charges are what you want, vou can be accommodated there at anv time of day er night. Drivers furnished wheu wanted and Passengers Carried to all Places in the country at the lowest rates of fare aud on call. Nov. 7, 1867. r.S. ALLEMAN i CO. A. . BECKER Co, Wnoi.F.SAI.K & KKT.Y1L DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CROCKERY, (JI EESWARE, Tobaccos, &e,, Aco PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. 38tf A -V D FUKNITURE A. L. ALLEMAN ft CO. rinvr on hand at all timrs a complete and olepant stock Of rahmet Ware and Furniture, which they willselitt Tery reasonable r.atet;. Ai-o a complete toek of aaaVrtakcr Furiihhng Qoods, Sad CoffllM of all kind. A good Ilcars(belonriug to the artabhakaMati vl2-ni5-tr T. A. LEWijT DRUGGIST East side Michigan St. Plymouth, Tnd Dealer In DRUGS, MEDICINES furc lfnr and Liquors, For Ifledicinal Purposes, LINSEED OIL, BENZOIL, SPIRITS TURPENTINE WHITE LEAD, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, LAUD OIL, NBAT8POOT OIL, COAL OIL, LA PS, fee., WALL PAPER, AND v. iNi) OWCURTAl S SCHOOL BOORS, STATIONARY, BLANK BOOKS, etc., &c., &c. PHYSICIANS ara particularly tSqiHtsiU call and ex amine the stock and prices before purchasing elseehere. PARTICULAR attenfmu piven to fillinp Physicians Prescriptions and Family Receipts, bj an Experienced DRUGGIST. Ell KOR OF YOl Til. A p-ntlniaii who MiflTrri'd for Tarti from SKTMl ! Hiliiv tirm:itnri' docnT. ainl tin- oflV-cts I youthful In- . li(Tctioii.will. It : l,e .tk. of suffcriiit.' hunntnity. send free tfl all who nerd it. tho recipe nu directions for making tho pinipl? n-nn-tlv bv hi-h he wai cun-d. -Sufferer w ishing to profit ay tae dreitUer experience can do so, hy addressing in -ontldcncc, JOHN B. Oii jmi 4S Ovday ft Nv York. SSvL 9J0B03 NOUBt0kr. -Miopeast side Michigan street, oppo?lv Branch Bink. riymoatb. Ind sj8.

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TO BLACK. SHERLOCK. & C8. Wholesale Grocers Cl'.NKRAI. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS, Aad i'.'-jicr iu an kaaSs of Provisions, Western & Southern Produce, Tea, Coflee, Spices, Tobacco, Wine, fof, A. iVr. Flour. Butler, 4'lieee, I aril. Pork, eef, Fruits raiit. Messrs. B'ark, Sherlock, I Co., Ihive the moat taten-he co!in-ctions In European and South AaMtfcaa port-. arc uuw psafassi to mak tb MOST LIBERAL ADVANCES AND IMMEDIATE KETU11N3 ON ALL KINDS OF PoDUCE, iid Merchants. Planters. Fanner generally. tlroarboui the country, will find it peatly to tuclr adhraaUaja tohip their goods to mfiCSSt'S. Rii(1Cf. StlVi'tOCk Ski 0 1 50 VeteT 8tt New York. Having Immense ordrr unfilled, from our rorreopoo dents in Liverpool. BavsSBat, St. Tliomas, St. Domingo and BSOrml South American port, we an- in immediate want of the above mentioned artieles of produce. W tan alto handle to SdvaatasjS for our eoutnara fri nds : (OTTOX, TOBJLOOO. KICK. BUG ABS, -MOLASSES, &c. MISSIS. black, mum & a, 'I also issue t PRICE CURRE NT, Wliirh they ill be kapny to furnish free of charge to tleir Orleans and customer. 15 3m G. BLAIN, & CO.. DRUGGISTS, Southwest corner of llichigaa and Ga to Strsstt, PLYMOUTH. INDIANA. HAVING ju-t rrciveja fresh supply of erery article in our line of trade, consisting mainly of Drugs. Medicine.-, Paints Oils, Dye Stuff, Varnish, Brashes, Perfumery, Yankee Notion", Class, Stationary , Pure Medicines, and Liquors for medical purposes only, to which we reinecnfttllj invite tue attention of this commu nity. We hare also on hand a stock of GROCEHIBS, Tea, Coffee, Surar. Tobacco , Cigar?, etc. Tobs disposed of at very reaseaahte figures. Within a Raw d ivspist.wt have received from Pittsburgh and New York a large amount of Kerosene and Coal OiL AND LAMPS. for burningthe same, of everysize and at?s,witk or without shades. We are also ageuta far all he popular Patent Medicines of the day. Physicians prescriptions carefully putup at all hours of the night, by au cxperieacsd drunist. We earnestly invite the public to favor us with a call, examine our stock , sad become convinced of the fact that we aredoiug alioeral business. vUqJM t Q. BLAIN a Cs Allman & Meyer, No. 8 Cobin's Block, Wholesal und lietail Dealers io (Ilass and Queensware. Thy have just rriTed a cosaplete atoak ef Tofc, OOfToo, Saar, Tobacco, Cigars, IFish, IUCE, PEPPER AXV STICKS cf all kinds. CARBON OIL, LAMPS t MEAL They keep a full stoek of XOT10XS. STA TIONJSM )', r., saV LEATHER of the best quality. 19-141 Ma H. K I. LI OTT, mim num. msafssllii oftbk coBPOEinai un mauufstfurvs and ke jw for tA Wheels, Reels, Ac, Ac. MA NC FA CtC ES tLMM m; OUT bottom, wood bottom, C II V I 118. Iu a superior atyle and workmaiiaitia-. 17-SiB IMPORTANT NOTICE ! All persons knowing thenisel yes indebted to for Surreving can save coet by calling and payiux up imtnediatei.