Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 13, Number 27, Plymouth, Marshall County, 5 March 1868 — Page 3

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Plymouth Democrat. JaLWnEÜ EYERY THURSDAY MOUSING, AT PLYMOUTH. INDIANA. BY J. McDOlSTALD. erri'jß. JN POW-o rrti 'E B . i. u r's 7 1 ä.? XiilSM SCBSCSIFTI'U, 800 I TEAR h advance. Payments most bo made Invariably In advance, and the paper in every cae will W discontinued at the cx-

K ration or lav lime pam ior, uuic-ss uutaue'J ii.ijiuum a lencperhMi. Town s peer i Der who cet their papers by tne carrier wl be charged tw uiy-five cents a year extra. ADVERTISEMENTS wfli be Inserted by special coatract with the publishr. Comufun'.catioM to promote private interests will b barged as advertisement. Marriage? and Deaths are published no new. Advertisements, unless the nnrnber of in-" rtions doaired is specified, will bo continued till ordered out, and chared at regular rat.-. SaELJ S! i-L- ! J. - Local and Miscellaneous. ATteTt?iK Acktvts. 'Ttu- following advertising egeata ate atrthortzed to contract let advertising at onr lowest e.vsh rates: Cook, Oobvus Co., Masonic Temple, Chicago ; 9. M. Pettixoill, 37, Park Row, New York; Geo. P. Rowell a Co., Ü, Park Row, 2iw York; Cook. Cobiiw a Hack, Cincinnati. O. X SETT SO DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL C OM3U TT EE. The members of the democratic central committee are requested to meet at the couri house in Plymouth, Ind., on March 14, ot 2 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of transacting such busias may come before it. A. C. THOMPSON, Chairman. 14. W. Downey, Sec'y. Tai subscription oi mauy of the town patrons of TnE Democrat expires With J the present number. An opportunity will be presented to all such persons to nettle their arrearages. Old Winter is again upon us. A driftiu snow-storm foil last Sunday night which seriously obstructed railway trav-; 1. February -doesn't show a very extended list of people who wish to secure happiness by entering into the matrimonial state: Levi Kotch and E'nily J. Beckncr. Philip Wolfenberger and Almira Mattieon. William Stafford and Loriuda Hoover. "Wm. P. B. Corerl aud Amanda R. Yeariek. William G. Brown and Mary AJaline Ilervey. John Ruff and Emelioe Hill. Jame Harper and Sarah Uabcoek. Willism Snyder and Elizabeth BcrgDr. Stephen Lcuincr aud Lu:'ja Kiozia. Jefferson Houghton and Barbara Greather. DTid Sloagh and Elizabeth Iltnc. C .ristophcr C. Wolfe and Mary C. Await. Ransom II. Francis and Martha J . Hemminger. Jacob Wively and Maria II. Ander?. Zachariah T. Mapes and Emeliue IlemHiinger Tni democrats of North township are requested to meet at the u.-ual plnce of holding elections in said township, on Satarday, March 21, for the purpose of nominating candidates for thc offices to be filled at the ensuing April election. A general attendance is requested. A Level Head. Some time since two men were arrested ior stealing poods from a store in this place, and taken before Esquire Maxey for examination. The jaatice asked one of tbem what lawyer he would have to defend him. The poor fellow, half crying, said he didn't knew anybody, and he didn't care who he bad. The other knew the ropes a little better, and expressed a preference for either II e or Co n. The justice a-ain asked the lach-' rymoso chap if he had any choice. " Well." said the fellow, sobbing bitterly, "if I mu4t choose, I'd jest as soon hcv B a aa to he? Co n, an' I'd jest as soon hev the devil as to hcv either one of '.M SJ em. TfJR COkJf.fEDER.ATL FLAG ON THE Ocean. -Out readers all know that the pestiiental doctrines of Mongrelism creep into nine-tenths of thc reading matter issued from the public pre?3. We must have a pure literature, without a taint of the n:gger about it, without the slightest ailli-and-molasses hue, or the present gen eration of readers will become as debauch ed fs the past. The Caucasian scries of stories now being issued by Van Evrie. Horton & Co., of The New York DayBook, are of the pure white man style, and the No. 1 which we have received, just off tho, press and ready for tho publicThe Confederate Flag on the Ocean is a capita! story, spirited, thrilling, strictly historical and patriotic. There is not a democrat in thc country who will not prize it highly as one ot the most entertaining novellettes ever written. The series will be kept up. The Annual Report of thc Board ot Trade of Eransville, Indiaoa, for 1867, with a Historical Sketch of thc City, is the title of a neat little pamphlet of 108 pages, compiled and published by tho Evaaarille Journal Company. We are lad to note the prosperity of one of tho first of Indiana's cities, as indicated in this report. Tho population of EvaDsville is estimated at 25,000. 8iLTn BAND.Tlie Republican, of last week reports the names of a number of joonfc gentlemen who have organized a republican silrer band, in this place. Thse joun gentlemen are all " fail helItmnreU wtl," and will doubtless make a fortune playing for radical pow wows in county.

Almost a Tragedy. A" scene" oc-

currcd at cue of our fashi onable boarding houses, a few evenings since, which, but for tlie presence of mini of seine of the actors might have had a fatal tcriuina - tion. Place, fashionable boarding-houe on Main street; time, about an hour before - , . i, 1 the time when M graveyards yawn "sit uation," folks, all but a young lady, retire! : Rap, rap, rap, at the front door. Young Lady'4 Who's there? Rap, rap, rap. Y. L. (frightened)'4 Who's there?" Rap, rap, rap. Y. L. suddenly discovers that the curtain to one of the windows is up, hurries to put it down, anti sees a man through the glass M mouthing horribly." Y. L. screams frantically, rushes to her ma's room, and soon the whole house is in an uproar. The rappiDg still continues. The ladies (for as yet no gentlemen have made their appearance) having no weapons of any kind, enter into a 1 'horrid conspiracy" which works itself out after this fashion: 1st Lady (in a loud tone of voice) " Have you the pistol?" 2d L. "Yes." 1st L. "Well, bring it here, and I'll wake up my man ! " By this time one of the gentlemen boarders appeared on the scene, armed with a large knife. After thrgatcnicg to "shoot" if the outsider didn't give his name, and receiving nothing but raps in reply, they placed themselves on the defensive, armed with chairs, etc., and openthc door when lo! who snould ?tauJ before their distended vision but "Dum my," a poor deaf and dumb man employed at the depot to do odd jobs, with a telegraph dispatch for one of the board ers: J. E. Westervelt & Co.'s Prices !! ! Sjiecial Request! Don't fail to read every one of them, for you will find sometfiivtj of interest to you. Prints warranted to be fast colors; Good cloths at "one shilling, very handsome at 14 cts, and as low as 8 cts per yard ; Bleached nraätä yard wide at 14c, very nice aöd fine at 20 cts; Uubleiached, yard wide as low as 11 cts, narrow at 7c; A nice unbleached shirting, yard wide, at It cts ; All shirtings and sheetings arc one cent per yard les3 by the whole piece; Balmoral Skirts as low us 1,25; Good skirts 25 springs, 1,00; Ladies White Hose at lOe pr pair; Heavy ribbed at 20 cts ; Jeans at 25 cts pr yard ; Linen table cloths regular size warranted all linen at 1,00 each; White spool thread good article at Gc ; Superior thread at 5 cts pr .-pool ; Corsets as low as 50c; French woven at 1,00; Crash toweling one shilling ; American Domestio Gingham 1G cts. Our thanks are hereby tendered to E. Belangte, Km., for a nice, five-pound pickerel, fresh from the lake. Commissioners' Court is in sessiou. TOWNS01P CONVENTION. There will be a meeting of the citizens of Centel township at thc court houso in Plymouth, on Saturday, the 14th of March, at 2 o'clock, p. m., to nominate democratic candidates for the April election. By order of the central committee. Godev's Magazine, for Mirehhas been rcüived. It needs no praise. It is too well known as the best fashion magazine ia the country, and is indispensable in every family. Terms, 00 a year. Address L. A. GODEY, N. E. Cor. Sixth and Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. Thc March number of the World at Home is full of interesting readiüg, and fully comes up to the high staudard which its publishers have endeavored to gain. Its reading is new, fresh and interesting. Send 35 cts for sample. $3,00 a year. EVANS k CO., 814 Chestnut St.,Philadelphia., Pa. TnE Uxitei) States Musical Re view. This popular monthly Magazine of music contains mauy choice and new pieces of music. It is published thc firs of every month, and besides tho music, i contains mauy pages of choice literature No better present can be made to a friend than a copy of this magazine for one year $1 per annum. Addre3-3 J. L. PETERS , 200 Broadway, New York. Tiir: American Phrenological Journal, lor March, present tho following table of contents : Benjamin D'Israeli and John Bright; Consciousness and Mcnfal Action ; Across the River; What and How shall a Man Preach' ftxtenip'rary l'rcaeliin; ; Bishop Hopkins; Literary. Women; A Woman's Manner; The Phrenological Journal; Ir. Elizabeth Blackwell; Possibilities; The Broad Way; Timothy O. TTowe, M. C; Spirituality in Human Progress; Mrs. J. C. Croly (Jennie June); Seeing, not Believing; Fashionable Invalidism; Freezing the Brain; A Business Face; Teachers and Scholars; Childish Eloquence; Pauperism Its Cause and Cure; Help! Help! Help! etc., etc. Terms, single copy, one year, S3; five copies, 813; ten copies, $21, and an extra copy to agent. Address, S. ft. WELLS, 389 Broadway; N V

Married. On the 1st inst, fit the

residence of the bride's parents, by the J- Schlosser, Mr. William J.;Good aud Miss Mä'IY M. Wolfram, both OS ; Stark county, Ind. DlKD. At the county poor asylum, on the 16th ulfc., Rev. John Holsten. The deceased was for thirty years engaged in preaching the baptist faith. On the 29th inst., Wm. H. ÖODARD, son of Sarah F. GoJard, aged 27 years. Disease, abscess of thc brain. 500 Bushels Rye wanted for which 1 will pay highest cash price. II. Gh Thayer. ET The highest price paid for produce at the new warehouse of Koch & Co. O Koch & Co., at the new warehouse have a supply of the best Ohio Lime. Professional. Prof. D. Meeker & Son, Operative Surgeons, residents of Lanorte, Indiana, will be at Plymouth, Monday, March thc 9th, 18G8,and remain two days, at the Parker House, where they will give particular attention to thc treatment of diseases of the eye Squinting, Inflammation, Blindness from cataract, growths or enlarged vessels of the eyeball, diseases of the lids and lachrymal ducts. Thc ear, deafness, ringing in the cars, discharges from the ear, &c, &c. Club foot, contracted limbs, tumors of all kinds removed, enlarged Tonsils cured Ruptures cured by a safe operation with very little pain. All surgical cases will be treated. Ilcmorhoids or piles can be cured by surgical operation. Hair lip can be cured by a surgical operation so as ti entirely relieve this unsightly deformity. Throat diseases will be treated and cured by thc aid of a new and improved inhaler. Lung and throat diseases will be treated ; examinations made with a new and improved Sidhoscopc by which the condition of these organs can be ascertained. All chronic diseases will receive careful investigatioa and treatment. To be turned out of a home, improved by years of labor, would be a great hardship, yet there are hundreds of men In Marsha" county at all times subject to this misfortune. A very large number of titles to land in this County arc perfectly worthless as they stand ; but many of them can be corrected and perfected at a alight expense. Do you, know reader, that thc title to your land is pood ? You may lind too late that it is not. By calling at our Abstract ofiicc you can satisfy beyond a doubt. C'OTtBIN & VaNVALKENUURGII. Abstract office over the Bank. 3j" The best of Pittsburgh Lump and Fine Coal kept for sale at tha new warehouse of Koch & Co. Koch A Co., at tha X-r Warehouse havo jut received a snppljr or the very h.-t qnality of Pittsburgh Lump Co d, especially adapted to Maeumithing par rx?0H. Blacksmiths ja the country can rely on this Coal being what i- höre represented. flDnvTfsTRT. Only -f 1" M-jt for Tooth and warmntod of th'3 1) "t material. C. II. Middleton, Dentist of Sonfh Bthd, will visit Plymouth, on the 1st Monday in each month, and will remain three day. Rooms at the Rsrfctn House. All ot'i-r rto:itul work done on thc moftrsaaoaahlc t r:n, and all wrk warranted to give entire satisfaction or the m in -y refunded. TaKl Notice All persons indebted to na by book account or note, will save money by calling on or before the 15th of next March. Otherwise it will be given for collection. iS. & 51. Becker. The Home Amcsement. The cheapest and cst illustrated fr.mil v Magazine published. Filled with thc latest iunatrated fashions, choice Ftorics, poetry, wit and humor. It i.s just thc liinp lor the voun? folks. Published semi monthly, at Only $t,50 per nunum. Large and splendid prizes are sent to agents raising cluhs. Agents e tsuy clear 10 per day besides, every agent gts one chance for every eubscription seutjiu IJSOOia ca3h sent to agents. Sample copies with list of prizes, and terms and instruc tion-! to agents, sent by inclosing five cents. Aser.ts wanted everywhere. Address Home Amusement, 7s Nassau Street, New York, Agents Wattled. Right or ten good, active young men can find ajgood winter's job by applying soon to H.B. REEVES, or R. M. MORRILL, at thc Red Warehouse. or"can address for information box 225, Plymouth post office. Farf.os and LeaasaatS Attention. For Sale. Oviatt'a Patent Bob-Sleds; the best in use Call and 3ee for yourselves. E AVELAND & REEVES, 11 A t the Red Warehouse . O" LooSi Uli Way! If you are oat of employment and wish to travel, apply at the Red Warehouse, to H. B.REEVES, or 11 R.M. MORRIL.L. (LT Koch itCo. keep fresh Ouondag Salt, both wholesale and retail. U" Blacksmiths who wish to purchase coal for their winter use can be supplied with the best quality of Pittsburgh coal, by calling on Koch & Co. at the new warehouse. Fresh Ohio Lirno!! Koch '.. at the New Warehouse bars now n hand a piipply of the beat quality of Ohio Umo, ri ;ht from the kiln. Land Plaster!! TV very lc-t band Plaster mir h3 found at (ieo Koch .t Cd's. n.-w warehouse, rannen are reiuss)1 cd to call and cxumlnofor thpm?elvi-s. For Salo or Trade. For sale ciicap, on ro.von:ibl! tormr, lOO Acres r Land, lytag two aiilsf west fit Uourbon, on the Lses baiahfoad. 80 acres of faid land has !( acre-; ander feaee, SO eres being cleared. Comfortable hou-e, roi 1 orchard welL sVc, t lie balance ;ood laud and lbv ly ttubered, or I will hade the same for n ood well Improved farm. For further information call on. or ad dress the fubscrilH-r near Tyncr City, Marshall county, Ind. Hi) OBO. W. 1K)Y1. A .V I) FURNITUKE A, L ALLKMAN ft CO. Dave on band at aU times COSaptete and olecsnt 'took Of Cabinet Ware and Furniture, which they willncliat very re.inoiiable rates. Als. a complete stock or undertaker's Parntsfcng (loods, and f'otllns of all kinds. A good Hearse helonging to the ostalilinliRi-nt. vlä-nir-tf M. 11. ELLIOTT, PLIITTD.tm, 11101 Tn 0? THE corporation im maniifactnreH and keeps for salo Whoels, Redls, &c, Ac. Mvnt'KACTURIW Xajrjf 8UK3 MPt.1T 9OTP0M, n oon BOTTOM, C H A. I LIS. In a superior style and workmaaabip. 17- im

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Prepared fob the Democrat. p. it, av. ft c II. W. BOURBON STATION. EASTWARD. tnWViXD. Mail O.ir, a m M ;il 2.40 p m Kxpre.s 10,5s a ra Expr.-ss 9.tK a m Express 8.1 p m Express 7.05 a in BxnreM 3,00 a m J'xpn-s 5,80 p n The 10.58 a m eastward express do.-w not .top. Loea! fr-fgkts pas east and west at 11,30 a in. BOURBON LODGE, NO. 227, BOURBON IND. Regular commp.cat'ors second ar.d rfeuÄfc Toetda v evrangi of each month. Visiting brethren alwMa WefII. U. Vr: v . D. McDONALD. bec'y W. M. BQJRBQX No. 203. i. o. o. itecnlar Meeting ererj Ratarday evening in Odd Fellows Hall, the west side of Maine street V. Wiiulbigler, Sec'y. A. (J. Muunl. X. (;. It E. CnuUCBtten. c. w. IfeaaMM pastor. Meetings every S;i:.Liy iu ltf; a. in., and 7 p. m. Sunday School S i. m. r. 77. ciiiRcii Hcv. A. Potter naator. MMimi every Snnday it 10 a. m. aud 7 p. m. Sunday School 2 p. m. The other evening a meeting was held by the republicans of' this place for the purpose of ratifying the action of our 11 trooly loil" congress in impeaching the president for attempting to remove from the war department a "loii" 5camp, whom, they themselves have no confidence in, and only arc desirous of retaining because he is jast mean enough to use as a tool to accomplish the purposes of the radical party. Siuce thc last fall elections proved so disastrous to them, they have become desperate. To be or not to be," is the question to be decided now and forever. "With Johnson as a sentinel guarding what little of the constitution they have not legislated away from him, they fear they will not be able to hold thc pjwer they have already used in such a manner that the country to-day is In a much worse condition than it was when thc last of the 30,000 of Lee's ragged and half starved soldiers laid down their guns "overpowered by force." uipenor The speeches on the occasion were "numerous and tho remarks made by tlie several individuals who conducted the mectng differed only in the ability of the speakerto express their hatred of Johnson and I their admiration of oongress. One old chap gave then an illustration of how he would put Johnson out if he were down at Washington, lie would take him by thc nap of the neck and kick him out. This sentiment " brought down the house." As the speakers were mostly a Bet of radios! asses, this argument is considered more in keeping with their principl -s than any other argument that could have been adduced. The democracy did not vote for Johnson, neither did they vote fur those who at this time compose a majority of the present " loil congress. They have given Prcsideut Johnson their good will aud encouragement whenever by his acts lie protected and defended the constitution of the United States. Further than this, he is nono of theirs. Tho very fact that he turned his coat, and abandoned the principles of thc democratic party, which he had constantly advocated up to the breaking out of thc war, was, and is sufficient evidence to thc democracy that lie is on no account to be trusted. The democracy have dabbled with policy men to their hearts content. They will have no more ot them. The man who can't show a clear record must not expect political preferment at their hands. President Johnson's cabinet is composed almost entirely f fossilized republicans. Thc generals appointed by him and confirmed by the senate, who are now resuming the military, despoflc,negio governments down south, are of the most radical type, and in fact almost every man, from Secretary Seward, who tinkles his little bell at the right baud of tho president, down to thc postmaster in our own town, arc republicans of his own choice. Thc time lias been, since he came into of fice, when he could have removed these officers and put honest men in their place?. But he didn't do it, and why? Because he was playing "good lord, good devil" to both parties, hoping the olTense he would give to one party would be overbalanced by thc praise he would get from the other party. As a natural result, ho is shorn of all his power; a criminal at the politi cal bar of a party whoso leaders regard a violation of their oath of office as a neces sity in which the public welfare is at stake. Let us hope, however, that thc " sober second thought," of the mad men who arc controlled in this matter by political hatred alone, will save the coutry from disgrace and destruction, until the coming presidential election shall relieve the country of the rabble that are now congregated about thc capital of thc nation. Mu. Seau lias opened his ftock of clothing iu thc room receutly occupied by ll twloy fc Bro., as a boot aid shoe store. Rawley & Bro. have gone into the room under Odd Fellows Hall. Sandy Moore is about selliug; out his stock, of eatables, Äc., to Charlie Ualhburu and Mr. Truslow. Mr. Wimlbigler expects to move his building to tho vacant space on Maine Htreet, south of A. Listcnberger's kort, l?eck fc Uro. have purchased the bri"k building; and ground in which it stau Is, now occupied by them as us a hardware store, from Omar Davis. Mr. Davis has . . . , , , , , bought thc ground ktiowa as the ' Heek Oomer, and CXpcCtJ to COUlldctO tllC i i ! rrflek buiJiag eotttntcaccd bt Mr Ikek.

-AM L IsAYIS started lor the sweet wa-

explorations prove satisfactory, a companv i" the firm kso-aa!'Oavid'.n& (.. basbeeodtettv T. Artewifl Borton, 1 ... , . r. , ' 1 ' mutual coosrot J-ither of th- Mrtie btttrn Arno ft Um Im 1 I will be lormed hero and proceed at onn; ! nam are aothorfaed to coUaet tmä ettla n cbdi. bT I p:-- , TiTT I 1 ! i.etc or ouok aunt Tr.r n.r a...in ii, in nrm i ".icnaru i ..ioiu.-o:i , f

to the land of sold for The nurrorc of cx-1 umn hivimm v.

cavatin the large nuggets of gold suppoaed to be hidden iu the bowels of the earth. Great Bargains! PEOPLE DO APPRECIATE BARGAINS ! OB2AT RUSB AT ws a itB ancuviM a lahck stock of CLOTHING, Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Sought Just Refore tlie Recent Ittsc In Prices. Calicoes, 10, 12, 14 and lG.cls. Brown Muslin.-;, 8, 10, 12 and cts. Bleached Muslins, same price. Shirting Stripe, 12 to 18 cts. Brown and Blue Denims 12 to 14 IS cts. Ticking, 15 to 25 cts. Jeans for 25 cts. Good Balmorals for $1 50. Fine Whita Rlansrefa Sil Kft nal r ' a , . . VTOVernment Jlan&etS, (SIX 1I)S.) J. Ort -i;. . WE HAVE RECEIVED THE LATEST STTII Of Hoopsiarts Sometliiag: Eslirsly Hew! CLOTHING OP THE LATEST ITYM0, GOOD SüSTS, SI2 & a!5. WK HAVE JUST COT A mST-CLAM T.MI.on, AX1 CAS GIVK YOU FITS TO Yol'R ESTIltB SATISFACTIO.i. Clothing Cat Cleaned and Repaired on shout VOTI08. 10,000 WORTH OF CLOTHING r will Ij'j eold on a CREDIT OF 3 MONTHS To good and responsible parties. February 27, 1868-tf. BRIE RAILWAY. br OA i) o a r0 k nor ,- l e tu a v : OUTBTQ !NEW YOllK, IJO.SXOIS' AND NEW BHO&AKD CITIES. Thi- Railway oxteuds from Dunkirk to New York 400 miles, Buffalo to New York 42:j miles, Salamanca to New York 415 miles, AND IS FROM 22 '-o 27 Miloi tue hUOtlTE3T ROUT3. Ah trains laaaiff dirccMy through to New York. 160 mile.- armour change or coacnaa. From and after hag. ;th. trains will leave iu in coune -tion with all raste hues as follows : FROM DUNKIRK AND HA LA XANCA&J New YorK thn j from Union depot: . 7 vi I if 1 XXl'Rt-'", From Dunkirk, (.Sundays '....'..t..',! stoii-; at Salamanca. 10 01 a. m., and OWr V (JINV1NCINATI EXPRESS, Irona Dunkirk, 'fSnndSTS excepted.) stops at Salamanca 11.55 r. m.. and connects at ilon-.-lisvisle with the 11,J train Irom Duflaio, arriving m new ioik o.j r. Groal Bead with Delaware. Lickawanmi & Western railroad, and at Jer,.-y city witb imidninht Kxprx traia of New Jew y railroad lor Philadelphia, Daltimore and Washington, Imrtouand piu,--i south. iCr V 1. 1;UTNI NO EXPRESS. (Sun8ajrs exceat"'ed I stops at lorneUsvtlta 1,85 v. m. (sup.) and rrlvea iu STew York 7, a. h., couneehj si Jerseyj ity wtth nornina Express train of New Jersey Rauroad !r BalÜnora and washlnaton, and at New-York wtth moruiu" Express train for Itoston and New kuplanu G 10 I' V7NEW rORKATianrEXPRBSS,dthf,tfrt it ttortaceft5r. m.. bitersectlns at HernetovfllaWhl ÜL, . I-, 7. -u train fiom Munkirk. and a: r'.v - iu N!W 111 P' Ifi'c.vr.Y.V.in EXPREo: (Suuda-s ex . . i kit tin , x. . TKktt i Ifclllllt Si 1 nkiiwaiin-i Si W oltern r.uiroau ur ntnniuu, tv-m-o und Philadelphia, aad at New York illi.iflerii.MMi trains and stostaen for Boston and New EaJaiul citt nly one train .Hist on Sunday, leaving Hiillalo St 5,11 p. x., aud rue!.i.!-; New Vork at 1MB p. K. R )slon and New Eu.nid pas-engors. with their bag aaa an translbrrodrss ay tAorj iu New Vork. To pleasi.ro travelers the line of the Eric railway pre....J ..I.i-. t if inler.st. uassinu throujli the 1 1... larifHl v ill. vsof theCheinun, Suqu-hauii.i, Dela ware and ICamnpo rivcr. an "" '-"'i pun.......... oi nature', beauties commands stlantJoa The be-t v.-ntiluied ami most luxurious slccjiln ; coaches IX Til K WORLD accompany all uirht train.on this railway. BAGGAGE CHECKED TS BO OQ G, Ai Iffc S? t :J IIS W8J n "y n'htr rotttc. ASIC VOW Tif;iCKT.S VIA. BUI lt.ULWAV. Which can bo pbUlaod at principal Tick Oiilcci ta th-- wostand south-west. . Rii ')fE, k ?nr:i: Gou t Suit. Om l Pass. A - t Survey Notice. Notice 1 hereby ptrea thai the niidersienml. ountr surveyor of Marshall county, Indiana, will at th( n snastef Jona H Betters, en fre ITth flay of March, i proceed to enrvey and mib-dlvide the following land, iu Marshall county, Indl.ma: Section 1, town S&, range 8 east. iid survey wHlli" continue 1 from dnv toddy, haeessary, till completed. Non-re-1ilant owner of land - in ald wetlon who fail to mt in at tl- resldetion of i it n it . .....1 .1 m .AifhVi . duff i iiii I ,f)!ll II. I '. Hll'l l -llilj OI fli'.ni ' . x irpuTHonofthexpmscsol said survey, will Ik? rt-dclkinM-irs pl4. o,l on llw larduplkaloror coilacti.u 1 froriiiii' to law . -.. M It RlCt, Sutveyoi ! tura-rt to tn" ou i'r aiumor us neiuig'i. iii. u-i fih ii

connects at Hornelbwflle and Cormn-rwith thc a. m. Fxt)' - mail hom BaffiUo, sod arrives in New Fork el rjj p i UUUTNINQ KXPRES8, from Salaawnea, (saodars excepted), stops at Uornellsyille 5.r v. a., (sunperl Intetsecun r with the S.30 train from Boftalo Andurives in New Vork ai 7.U a. sr. 1 SfLM NEW YORK MUHT EXPRESS, from Dun'kirk. (Sundays excepted, stop- at Salamanca 8,53 y. a Owan 7 :" r.m.; Turners ,5fl a. :u:l arrives in New York at H,80 r. m.. connecting with afternoon mmA .. in. t for Ito-ton and New Knirlsnd cit-

FROM BUFFALO- ftf T,'W Yl,rk ,im'' from Dt"'K)t Bu A V V.'ir YOilK l A Y EXPRESS, (Sundays 'excepted) stops at UoraeUsvUle 9,08. m. ('okft.) Susauehanna .17 i-- .,; (dlue) Turner's 7 JSfi r. m .. (sup, .rriv.. in New Yolk 10.:), P. M. tonneitS at

p iif t. M -'A ' if A IL. via Avon and Hornel

a 3i ; connects at lumira with Nofthern-ceauw rail ,v.,v for liariUhur, PhOaddrdua, Baltissora. V. ash

.1 . 1 rlip.- ai oui-nui;uiiu 'v ArTurner h 1 HI i. m.. (dtho) and arrives la V-w lurk at I S3 r M eoaaoots at Bdmint, with aortheru Central It B lor uarrlsbttrg, Philadelphia, BalUmore, washUistoo At iMinu Hoathtal tireat Bend with Delaware,

HS m a . ... . 1.I'lymonth. Kcb. 7, ISCs. LEVI L VL KK. tf T I!f IiU'lliMII Sheriff Salo. bwaed bv the ckrk of iivca-w. wi i Lww.iii r.' KUl ..klll iJililT til K.TIM k. ii.- i ..i. r.e rv tlie Marsliall Circuit I will offer lor 1 1 1 Inddcratpuobcauctioa.a the courtliou.-e door la Ptyaiottth. Marttall oounlj, Ind on Suturdcy, Mink 21. 18G8, between thc hours-of 10 o'clock a. ra. and 4 o'clock P. Bf. of said day, the rCQts aud ptofiU lor a terra not exceeding scren year, of the fob ' lowing ucscribcu real estate äiiuatoU m mnrliall county, Indiana, to-wit: The soutn-eat quarter of section No. twentythree (3), township No. thirty two (33) north of range No. three (L cast, containing one hundred and fifty-nine 47-100 (150 47-100) acres, snore or less in RfarbU county Indiana. And in case the rents and profits fail to sell for a snm aafflricnt to pay the amount demanded by s"nl commission and onler of sile, 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 rijdit, title interest and estate of Lilis StfOsnMer. in and to the

uiawiallOIl OI vO-pflnnorsniD,

above described real estate, to satisfy sid writ j Jo. K. Lftvey is a fine work man, evsytä fever of Horace Cook and a-ainst Ellis I boJv savs, 60 "rive hi iu vour time-piece and

ötrOriii''i and John lipton, replevin bul. Said sale to be made without regard to aDnrabement laws. 2; DAVID HOW, Sheriff. Sheriff's Salo. By virtue of a commission and order of sale issued h? the derl of the Marshall Circuit c irt, I will offer f ir sale to the highest bidder at public aoction at the courthouse door in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, on Saturday i March 14, 1868, between tho hours of 10 o'clock a. in., and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, the rents and profits for a termnot exceeding seven years of the follow ing described real estate situated in Marshall county, Indiana (to wit:) Fourteen fid) feet off of tlie north side of lot Na. forty-two (42), and two feetofi' of the south a 1 1 1 r 1- Mm m- - .. Ann (1 ..11 Im aa. Ä - 1

' .i w"Heasy. U. a. KEKVB, Land A cent.

iunuwi i ivnouui, iii'iiana. mso a certain ira commeneing at a point two ('J) feet north of the south-cast corner of lot uuraber forty-one (41) and extending northward twenty four (24) feet along t!.c west side of Michigan street embracing twenty-four feet iu width, fronting on said street md extending back one hundred and twenty-six (126J feet to the alley, tlie same being in the said Town of Plymouth, with nil the privileges niid anpnrtenanees thereto belonging, situated in Marshall county, Indiana. And in case the rents and pronts fail to sell for a asm Sufficient to pay the amour t demanded by said commission and order of pale, I will, at the same tunc and piaee, and in hse manner, oner for sals to the nlxbest bidder at public auction, fche fee simple, or the entire right, title, iaterest Iand estate of Cliest.T L. Root, Llir.a Paul an J John Paul in and to thc above '.escribed T.'al estate, or po much thereof as may !e necessary to pay said demand with interest andcoata in favor of Theodore Crosier assignee of Henry B. Pershing and Westel W. Horlbnt, and against Chester L.Root, Efiaa Paul, and John Paul, and upon which Benjamin IL Toser hecaine replevin bail. .Said sale to lie mate without regard to valuation oranpraisemeut lawf, 25 DAVID HOW, Sheriff. can be enjoyed by procuring one of the mrtny Fine Teams and Carriages kept by AXiXfiMAH &ROSB7 M their itahles opposite tl.e Parker House, in Plymouth. If nice carria-, handsome ppiritc, hordes and reasonable charges are what you want, ycu can be accommodated there at any time of daj or night. Drivers furnished when wanted inn Pisseftgers Csnidl to all Placrs in the countrv at thc lowest nitcs of fare and on call. He-mouth, Feb. lth., l1-;-. 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Owing to the unprecedented podularity of this work a small Bsnieh abridgement adapted to arenile readers, in duodecimo form of bout B00 pagsshaa been imprinted by another firm in larcertrpe, and spread over BOO octavo pages, evidently by making a book larger than Its oi ir inal togiv the impression that it is our edition. Bend for circulars giving fall particulars, NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.. Pablisbera. 1 Id West Fourth St., Cincinnati, O. 23-1 Keep Yonr Biood Pure. There are no reuaedtes now before the public o well calculated to purify the blood and reoon struct (ao to speak) the whets svstem as Boheefc'a blood I'u-iifior, BloI Pills aad Stomach Lilteri 15AD TAJ3TB In the mouth In the morning is one of the smp ISSN of a bilious condition or disonhred state of the liver, and should not for a single day be ne glected, as it Is but the pre monitory si atptosa o train ef evils and the very seeds of disease! Procure at oneo Roback's BloodPtlls, a ht.iniste" them according to the directions ipBOmpanjfar i u .. i ;n; .in, -n,! ,1.1111, H iPivf( each box, and the dim eu.ty and danger o uistag will ai once us rcmuu-u . . " - A. .-- r, I .um Hot- IV! -n I Till? 8LTBSCRIBBK, J. B. IMR1, oners for sain the fotlowi.iu' property, in Coesse, W1iitl v county, Indlanaf on tli P. Fi. W. & C. it. I , roatt i D miles West ot Fort Wayne, one' Steam ÄViir 1ZUI, In -xcelh'iit rannt m: order, having been recently over lia'il. l bv the wll kuii utiohiuutf, Mi-nw. Mnrrav Ä 15.1k- r.' Fort Wayne. Also a new HOLMAN THillt BAKKEhSr.VVIS M.VOllINE, v:th all the M'Pointments for the i.iamiraetorv of WhtsxeV and Oil Barrel Ntavis narticalarlv. This is tho only Machine in Aiaor iC;t (-,,pirjiu oi proaiicin istavo couipiole ior tn- coop crs use. In connection with the Shove property, there is 'on ACUKS iK LAND, rdore or le-s. AUooiie Stahle lud Ham. Oatce. om.-e Desk and Move. Wagon si-op. Lm Wagon, lour Log Chain.-, three Boh M-ds, an.l Lumber Trac ks, togothcr with Will Tools. The Mill yard Is full of No. 1 Walnut. Poplar sn.t Ash Lues. There Uulaoa bus took afStava Dalts on hand, IW Stave purposes. Said Mills ar.- vitu dad about ten rod- from the side track af tli - ahow Uailroad, and the facilities fr slilpolny lumber. .. C inuol ! H'ir, is d. Ti. MilN are also located h on. o: the. h.st tlmhered coii.ttlc in Northern Indhraa. .... Tli- sabacrlber will iah hi part payment, Laud, Ulasja. Town or t'ity prviperty. A CaaWui Orlal HSU can ea-ily be Ittached to th.above mitts, ana the UKality cannot h" e.iu!.d in tli country, there being no Ciiift Mill wfthla sn area ot eleven miles. B- 1MU1K. llnber Land for Sale. yituit-d In Patt and North township., Marshsll county, Indiana, deicribed an follow : Ta- n '- ofaeo. 2t. town :t n r 1 ea-t. :t:) aeres. : i . of n w -ec. i ;, town 85. n r 1 east, Ü acres. K : i - 84. n r 1 eat, HO n res. Also lot. W, in. and 1. in Ü.e 11 1I. . I. .... ... .1 I... 1 I...,-., !' 1 .IT...' 'II I. ilinXr I'l riVUl.fUIII. "n ui ,i irj nriilj . . .,r.. "'vpoII Is prnerallv ..rood. Terms On. fourth down and security fr the balance i in on-, tWV and thrtO y.ars. For further part icuUi- ! ln'juir tf u FÖHN BÖHAM ..: f Pi mouth. !id

state of Indiana,

i MARSHALL COUNTY Altaabatent. I Alfred Qu'.nn. Where the phrfnUflT fil4 In my office their affidavits and bowls and accounts necearT V) bam a writ oi" attachment, and claiming ihat ihe . I r ,T a t i i . r . - "'"l,aiipiaiiiuasuicsumoi e' ievu -.i 07 1 .i,.h . Fi 1. uiiiuii, 1 i-.-uvi Bummoiis aim at Lrv 30ÜIi lfcG8 tQ 0cock i IU-R3 AC(1 iSmmt wnVn returnable Jajium. Said suushows that tlie defendant was not found, he beiur ... ... ... . . m ;n-rp.iucnt. ami mc a' tirnmout snows tl.-t were poods attached. Trial continued un- , ,V . , . au " 1 u 1 u- 01 li68, at 10 o'clock, a , ni , at rnv ofhea. Seal NATHAN MAX FY, J. T. HAS REMOVED HiS JEWELRY STORE TO Cloavoland, Kawley & Co.'s. ami If tdlifj vi d tti-y l-ro prk thou tnnirr CLOCKS. hive it repaired, and wo guarantee yoi will never reTCt it. 20 For Sale Cheap, and nn tinie, A line residence in Plymouth. Apply to C. II. REEVE, I.nd Aceat. Fifteen Snlriidlil TswüLoIü, within five nrfwntoS Bat from thc bank, in Plymouth. F:t Bau at Half Prick, hj C. H. REEVE, Lund Agent. For Sale at Very Low Fisiire. A dwellixijr nn'l lot. Five rooms, well, dstoTTt . ;lirnhliprv nnl nlnocint lAiti.n Tn naani Desirablo IPtoporty. Five acres of land, within forty rods of Michigan Street, iiifPlvmouth, for sale bv ('.'II. RKKVL, Land Ag-nt. Valuable farms, and Buna lands, for salehv C. H. REEVE, Lead a ewe. WILL SELL A VREATER QVAJTIfTT and better qnnbty of town property, well located, than v. ill any other man for the same amount of monev. C. II. REEVE, Land A-ent. A Valuable Business Lot in Ptjrmonth, 2i by 198 Feet, lor lajg on eswy banns, by C. fl. REEVE, Land A-ent. CHANCES FOR POOR MEN. Nico town lots, near business, and very La in price. For sale by C. H. REEVE, Load Agent Insure Your Life tn the old New-York Life fn ranee Co., Dae oldest, Ratest and best company in Aineren. C. H. REEVE, kgftA. Insure Your Proporty in thc old "JBtui of RtrtrofdvM the heat an1 safest COfOpeaiy (n the continent; or .' a PHCEN1X, or PUTNAM, or CONTINENTAL, or BECUBITT. Delays arc dangerous. Li;iiT Millions r.u rriT.i. rejrascntcd, by G. II. REEVE, Agent Coot! Dry Cord Wood. For Bale by C. II. REEVE. Swamp Luiiih. Fifteen hundred a're? of tli choior-st i-waui' i.awd la Marshall aountr for sale, on cacv terms, in narl ta J mK jmrchascr, iu (BSSM K.nji:is from 5-S W, Sl Pr acre. RlfBatS LAirnSXJITM HVJfDMKB AcitKS Of 8PLENDID TIMBER L.i.:t EOR ALE, at $12 Q to n. r acre. Now i? the t:mo to hay, as these lands will t?oon bo artthdcawafrosa market, riymouth, Ji-u 9, l.;s. a. CS. CAHBOS. FAIRBANKS BTAXDAHD SCALES. OF ALL KINDS. 2 F'ilREAKS. CUEEMEiF ; COIFIII. 22C & 298 Lake $t.,Chicao. 8 9 MartctSt.,St.Louii. L7" Bk CARKruL t o Ber aseu the Gkmvixs. Survey Vor ice. Notice is hereby piven ihat the uiiderxiirsed, County Surveyor of Marshall County. Indiana, will, at thc r quest af John II. Armstrong, on thc Dth day of March, l6d, preslscsl to Hurrey and subdivide the following land in Marshall county : Oof win . Town 32, Ranfje 3 eat.t, ai.d establish the comcrsof the laud.s bsdongjusf to snid John II. Armstrong in said SectSosi. S.vd survey will be continuedfrom day to dav if nccessa ry till completed. Non-resident owners of lands iu said sections arh fail to meet me or. the land of John Armstrong and dcfr.yor proride for defrarinp, their ,ioi tion of the expenses of said purvey, will be returned to the eouuty auditor as delinquent, and such delinqucuciesplaeed on the tax duplicate for collection aoeordtag to law. 25 M. II. BICE, Furvevor. GKO koch. r. an-aoMALP. CEO. KOCH (X- C O., COMMISSION MEBCHABT8, and dealers in SRAIN and PRODUOR 6KNB&ALLV keep for sale Salt, Coaf, Lhuc, ILiir, Cement, 4e. nnsnnnusj Wrtr.house a.ljoininR the P. Ft W. LC. Ry. freight house. Fersons having prudi.ee to sell or wishing to buy any of the articles we hae to soil, should net fail to see us before sell! ng o buying elsewhere. !3-i2tf i.UUOK OF VOI TH. A it'iitleiuan wti' -iiti -r.'rt for ;- tu m n 'rvona S nniiy. pr mumre d.vay. and the effi rtf of yoafhfal in- ' : ' n. w n . tor tnesakc oi fnn -rmc miruamiv. . , . ,,1.(V.t;.,. rf Re I mnkiiu' Uwstaapte remedy by whkb be ! Mitlerers w ishiin' topri'tit hyltte.i-iv. rii--: rexpeneura ! ran do iv addliilUT in e.fiifldriKe. JOHN B. OW1)KN JiC'dur Ncwlork. 5vl We, the undersicned, hereby certify for th benefit ot the ifUicted,tlwl lew than one bottle of Tyrrells Pilo Kemedy cured each of BS of severe eases of piles of froas one to twenty years stan.liug : ReV. J. B. Tlravnaa, IJ.uirlM.n, lod. 11. Windlngler, Bourbtn, Ind. Wm. Rites, 11. iu: Ik. u, Ind. Llias Galentine. Uourbon, lud. I.0. Oulrey, Pl ntonth, Ind. D. B. Marks Plymouth, lad Was. Tuubv, Plj liiouth, Imi. Fur st Itj Drown Pro., T. A. Lemon, J. . AUctnan h Co., Plvmoutli. nl. Tyrrell Si Chnrnhertarn, lionrhon, lad. A. K. rianik, Krx hcHt r, tnd. Uanilttoa llr V, Walkeiton, lud. Jenas stiller, Brcnaen, Ind. Dr. Spencer. Tippccanoetown, Ind., and druggists generali r. Also hy the manufacturer L. TYHlt'ELL, Plvmoutli, lnd. 4 wi. IL.ftI . ftA aaa .n, TU'O, M IMT llOttlP, Ml IKY flOZt ' T. Orders jiromplly filled. as i k An i . . . I,, t n , Liourheil ' " k Liuj n "l VI 1 1 1 4X) Cnt