Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 13, Number 29, Plymouth, Marshall County, 19 March 1868 — Page 3
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: MORNING PUBLISD EVERY THURSDAY AT PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. by j. Mcdonald. amen, lvposi-office butldisg, upstairs miS rr 8CI5CR1PT10?!. $2 00 I YEAR IH IfTASCI. Jm ftfftjifrta Xvays. Mil las DAoer in c -f rv i j inner in every case win r tu, mo mut u m e.v- , miration of the tinic paid for. unless advance payment! be made for a longer period. Town .upcrilr who get tneir papers ny uie earner will bo charged twenty-live c.v.x a year extra. ADVERTISEMENTS wtil h ina-rted by special contract with the publi?!iOommnnlcation to promote privat intereats will b ftargd as advertisement. Mirris"f and Deaths are published as new. Advertisements, nnless the number of insertions deis specified, will he continued till ordered out, and charged at regular rates. Local and Miscellaneous.
Advüu-isivs AatKTS The following advertising tfenta are authorized to contract foradvertisin? at oir o west cash rates: Cook. Concas A Co., Masonic , Temple. Chicago ; S. M. NnOMtt, C,, Park Row. J Sew York; Oso. P. Rowell a Co., 40, Park Row, i Kow York; Cook. CoBcn a Mack. Cincinnati. O.
The democrats of North township are requested to meet at the usual place of holding elections in said township, on Saturday, March 21, for the purpose of nominating candidates for the offices to be fil-
led at the ensuing April election. A gen-
eral attendance is desired. THE democracy of Walnut township are requested to meet at Argos, on Saturday, March 21, at 2 o'clock, p. m., for the Pur pose of nominating a township ticket for the Spring election. A full attendance is earnestly desired. The democrats of Polk township met in convention at Tvner City, on the 14th, ar,;.od hv nnnmntin- Moriran t . v. on i Timr.Q W .Johnson -fc.sn . chairman, ana dames Falcoobury, Esq , secretary. The followin- nominations for the various offices to be filled at the April election were made: G. M. Richardson, trustee; James W. Falconbury and Sam'l Strawhecker, constables. Thc meeting is reported to have been very enthusiastic, and the secretary writes us : Permit me to say, in conclusion, that several of the mout intelligent men of the y g C0"!C,,t0 and declared themselves democrats, now and hereafter. Be not surprised, Mr. Edifor, if lolk should go one huudrcd democralic mtjority." . Last Saturday witnossed on our streets the following : Pugihstie encounter between two young I 1 .V ..f - -- .-. 1... f I 1. i ru-n Ul l""" ww M much excitement ; heroes pancu c.iue i j trouble, whiskey. .1 ...r. ouf.Jde of too mailt Masse start-: edtoei.'eragrocery;tookaniuvwluntary hWkorar,! -novement. and fadlBC the sidewlk too narrow to contain him, brought ; ,;..i;r,b nnhort bt besmeared. j Dog-fight;' everybody interested and 1 Wry to the scene j one dog gets thc other , . . . i ,o ;ti, ,Lo i JJ liiv. yj I ''J mm I" j j under dog iu the fiht 5 " the canines are parted. A horse gets on the side-waik, loses his perpendicular, and gravitates rapidly, astonished and perplexed with his situation. Midniijht crowd on a ;'bum," attended j by an aceordeonipt, attempt the feat of j driukins all the beer saloons ary much to thc delight of ye saloon keepers. Two men run a foot-race ; they keep to j the side-walk for a time ; the pursued one tkes to the middle of thc street j mud . ankle deep. His undaunted pursuer fol-j lows in hot haste. Ihe worst remains to be told. One of the contestants lor victory, lew sure-footed than an Athenian r accr, instead of reaching thc goal and triumphantly bearing off the palm of victory, ignoruiuioTisly buried both palms elbowdeep id the mud. Some cruel man, or men, left their hordes standing all day in the rain. As day drew to a close the poor horses didn't look like " thc last rose of summer," but even more sorrowful. The Children's Hour, for April, contains the following articles The Hard Lesson Paul j A Hawk Among tue Birds; MattieLcc; Only a Flower; The Rosy Feather Star; Influence; Thc Ocean of Life: How Bennie Martin Learned to ... m:n. i Mind ; ine tjosc v.nnu ; .u umjwwi Nursing a baby; He Has no Mother J A. Mv;n nkW. The ReantT of 1 UUtU , .1 (IMUjj -".-' J ) J Nature ; Flown Away. Published by T S. Arthur, 809 & 811 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Arthur's Home Mamazine, for this month received, and is unusually interest-. ing a number of articles bei.ig especially for young men, but of interest to everv one. Terms, $2 a year, or three copies for $5. T. S. Arthur, 809 & 811 Chestout St., Philad'a, Pa. Jr ET1R80N, ior April, isuiieu wiin 4 . 1 II I choice reading, and steel, and other engravings, besides mammoth colored fashion plates. These, with every variety of fancy-work, crochet, embroidery, knitting, bead-work, shell-work, hair-work, receipts for eooking, the toilette and the sick room, tend to make this magazine a household 12 ireaeuro .u .ory .aui.iy. V" ...... ... m . I mm W. t. i-noP U. J. 1'etkrson, o-Ufj Lhestnut m., rw adolphia. J. M. Dale & Co. No. 12 Michigan street, are just receiving diicct from headquarters a large and well selected stock of dry goo, ombraeing all the latest stjlcH of dVess goods, prints, delaine, ginghams, alpacas, merinos, &c. Also a very fine assortment of cloths, cassimcres and gent's j urn ishi Q goods, all of which they arc offering at greatly reduced prices. Give Ihcm a call.
rt rn n Center township met in convention at the Court House in Plymouth, March 14th, for the purpose of nominating candidates for the offices to be filled at the April clcction, and organized by the selection of C. R y chairman, and J. McDon--1 -- M r - 1 . aia secretary The following nominations were made : For trustee Wm. C. Edwards. For justice of the peace S. R. Nicoles. For constables Adam Vinncdgc, Kzckicl Lewis, Wm. Schoficld. For supervisor 20th road district Wm. M. Patterson. No further business appearing the convention adjourned sin die. C. H. Reeve, Chairman. J. McDonald Scc'y. Something New. Mr. S. R. Wells, editor Phrenological Journal, has published The Good Man's Legacy. An excellent sermon, by Rev. Samuel Osgood, 1). D.j with portrait and sketch of Dr Rfefeard Rothe, of Hcidleburg. Price 25 cents Consumption; Its Cause and Cure by the Swedish Movement. With illustrations and directions for home application, by David Wark, M. D. Price 30 cents. wl TT . vTt Education of the Heart. The ne cessity of moral culture for human happiness. By Hon. Schuyler Colfax. Sent post puid for 10 cents. Address the publiker, 389 Broadway, N. Y. The Center township democratic conventiou inet at thc court house, last Satur an" as very largely attended. The proceeding! were harmonious, and every '.cmocrat present felt encouraged to go f,jrward in thc work' A rePort of th proceedings will be found in to-d;,v I paper. Do not f;;il to goto the theatrical entertainmcnt at Balcony Hall, to-niuht. The programme for the evening will consist of :,Our Wife." and thc celebrated comedy of the Good for Nothing." This COmPRBT. Uder the management of Mr. J' yatt, has received many euconiiuins, aud will doubtless merit crowded houses during the three evenings of its stay. Chiu?. HaSLAROJ handed in his res jgn:ltion as marshal of lMvmoutli, which i&l b boanl of trustee3, an,l Wm. Schofield wa appointed to fill thc j ,.ononnv 1 MV. 14 11 V J - - I 1 W T r j 1 1 I vUR neigiibor. oi tr.e nepiMica, minas e failed to get off a joke, week bc(-rc "D tlie republican silver baud. We were of the same opinion ourselves, until ! we met our friend StOMttt, saw-nnlhstj who sa5'J i( " a K00 J,)kü-" PP090 F thc ltcl Mr' there may be a hidden meaning, vou The Anniversary of the A.nerican Bi ble Society will be observed in this place on Sunday next, by services at the Pres byterian church in the morning, sermon by thc Her. Mr. Schlosser, and services at the same hour at thc Methodist church oeraaoa by Rev. John Ihompson. I nioo i sanday school meeting at the Pfesbjtarifta chtnreh, 3 o'cluek. Addresses on the sub-j jeet of the bible cause will be delivered ! at the Presbyterian and Methodist church- ( cs in thc evening. Tr Dtw.l..M IM,.,.,tl. r.r.ln,l ! ... mwrnrnmrnMrn T"" School arc making great preparations for an exhibition, the time of which will be announced iu due season. The democrats of West township arc requested to meet at tlie West school house, on Saturday, March 88, for the purpose of nominating candidates for the various offices to be filled at the eusuing April election. Let there be a general turn-out. The streets were enlivened, last Satur- ! "J. numerous ng.us, runaways, etc. No dam3Sc dl . 1 l 1 . -AYellow river still rages. The foundry building is being rapidly i nusheu toward completion. Mr. Adams m th,Ilks th 10 threc our f,mr weeks he wlU DC reau lo CUU,,,,BULB - In the report of the avcrago monthly standing of the scholars in the graded school, for February, thc name of Arthur Oorsc, with an average attendance, deportment and scholarship of 100, was inadvertently ommitted. Large numbers of pike have been captured since thc late rise in thc river. Attention is directed to thc new advertisement of Messrs. Bailey A Reynolds in another colulnn. Day before yesterday was St. Patrick's day. The ladies of thc Presbyterian church will soon resume the sociables. Married. At tho residence of thc I bride's brother, March 17th, by thc Rev WlB. Lu.sk, Jr., Misn CaRKIK M. ToAN, - l0f piymouth, Tudiana, and Mr. James S Reeve, of Atlanta, Georgia. The hride was given away hy her hrother, Wm. S. Toan, of Hillsdale, Michigan. Our former citizen, James S. Ilecvo, has manifested his well known business (ualiücations by securing a valuable partner from the choice circle of our highly esteemed favorites. We wish them, in their distant home, host of friends and bright success, with " Some sonny halo from the past. Sweetly gleaming over all."
UBNTR lüabUU' tüMwiiüA.Pursuant to notice the democrats of
Makriki-Ou the Tili inst, at the residence of Wm. II. Brown, Mr. Eiias-
tus Brown and Lucinda Brown On the 8th inst.,by V. M. Welch, Mr. Jacob Wively and Miss Mariah II. Aneers. WM. SEAR'S Mammoth Clothing Store, BOURBON, I IV 13- " It was a fatt 3'oting fellow Who to a taylour came ; Taylour! 1 would that thou shoulds make The garments that I name, As quickly as thou mayestt, By either hook or crook, And when they are completed, Thou charge them in thy book." Can't do it possibly; because you see I am selling the very best kind of clothing for a mere song, and I must sell for cah or ready pay. My motto is n Quick sa les and small profits '' My stock is entirely new, having been bought from wholesale packages in New York a short time ago. When you buy of me you get new goods of the latest patterns. Warranted to give satisfaction in quality price and fit. I am now permanently located in my old stand, one door south of thc postoffice, where I shall be happy to sec all who may call on me, cither to purchase or examine my stock of goods. 500 Bushels Rye wanted for which 1 will pay highest cash price. II. (t. Thayer. J7P The Ughett price paid for produce at thc now warehouse ol Koch &Co. O" Koch & Co., at the new warehouse have, a supply of the best Ohio Lime. TJ The best of Pittsburgh Lump and Fine Coal kept for sale at the new warehouse of Koch & Co. Koch A Co.. at the New WarOBOllM have laut received it supply of tlni very beat quality of Pittsburgh Lump Coal, especially adapted to btacksmlthin purpose. Blacksmiths fa the country can rely ou thk Coal being what is here represented. DsamtreT. - (My $l-" S for Teeth and warranted Of ft ( material. C. H. Ml IHM RHU. DcRtlst of South Rend. WIS viii I'lyinouth, on the l-t Monday in each BKMRth, and will remain three days. ItlMTS at tii Parker House. Allother dental work doae oa tbe MWtrOROOOjRble tenaa, a:id all work warranted to give entire satisfaction or the DJKXMJ refunded. Take Notici All ptTM!)ii; indebted tt tt : by book aecoanl or note, will save money by eallinjr on or before the 15; h of next March. Otherwise it will be frWan Ibr collcctiou. S. & M. Bivkf.r. akchin Wanted. Eight orten good, active jevnc men can find winter's job by applying noon to H, B. REEVES, or R. M. MORRILL, at the Rod Wareh )ue. or can address for iaiormation box Plymouth postollice. O" B'.aek smiths who wish to purchase r-oal for their winter use ran bo supplied r. 'uh the best ipiality of Pittsburgh coil, by calling on Koch ft Co. at the new warehouse. OTIGE. I have ivon all mv notes and accounts to E?i . R.J. Pitcher, for settlement and collection. All I .: .1 . I . l !..,., . u !1((eor ;ict wM ÜM(1 u to their lntemt to C:lll m iv office and settle before the lit of April, 1868. ,, . , ., J LA.' gKCIAL NOTICE. Tlie portaership heretofore eiisttna; between isieaveland, uawloj & o. ii duaolred hy matuai consent. The books and elainnbolonirin" to the nrm n-lT(? 10,1 W11" A.nawiev lor collection, and all indebted to the firm are particularly re quested to settle without delay. A.IIawlev will continue in the boot ;md shoe trade as usml, and cordially iuvites all in want of boots or shoes, leather or findings, to call and priee Msgoods before buying elsewhere, as he will sell goods very cheap. Sign of the golden-boot, Baloonv block. G. S. CLEA'VELAN. . HAWLBY, March 9, 1G8. J. C. WILLIAMS. A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Notice is hereby that thc undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Joseph rüttle, deceased, late of MirshiH coun-tv-Said estate is supposed to be solvent. 2- DAVID M. VOR I KS. Fresh Ohio Limo!! Koch ä ('.. t tho N"v WmreboMM aave now oa hand a supply of th: h st ipiality of Ohio Lime, rtgut fruiii the kiln. For Sale or Trade. Par aale cheep, on tcsmmmMc term, its Acre of Land, Wiiiir two bDm west of Bonrbon, on th- mibnfgk rand. A seres of Kiid lnn'l has 40 acres onoor fence. SO acres being cleared. Comfortable boose, eoed orchard, well, &c, the halanco jood land ami Inely Umbered, or I will rrad the aame f or freed weO impreved form Wot fartherlaftirmaUqB call on, or ad dn M the uhscriber nonr Tyner C'itv. Marshall county Ind. (If) OEO. W. IloYl). M. K. ELLIOTT, PLTI'H YIl.nP.. HUM HSU OF THE OMfHiTMl Uli nedirtSrni and keeps for aic Wheels, Reels, &c, &c. MANUFACTURES TAKE SET, SPLIT BOTTOM, WOOD BOTTOM, C H I R Ö In a Bupenor style and workmanship. l7-3m STATE OF INDIANA, ) MARSHALL COUNTY. S In Common Pleas Court, June term, 1868. Jesse Shields, vs. Lucrotia Moore, Lemuel Moore, her husband) Locretm Moor, and Edwin Moore. LOaJmlgme&t and attachment. The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by his attorney, has filed in mv office his complaint against the defendant, anil it appearing by the affidavit of a competent person that he said defendants, Lucretia Moore, Lemuel Moore, Cher husband) Lucretia Moore, and Udwin Moore, are non-residents of the State- of Indiana, thoy are therefore, hereby notified of the pendency of said complaint against them, and unless they appear, answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on tho first day of thc term of said court, to be begun and held at thc court house in the town of Plymouth on the first Mondty of June, 1868, said co n plaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged will be heard and determined in their absence. JOHN C. CUSHMAN, Clerk. Herman L Packard, Pl'fls Att'y. 28
Land Plaster!! The very bet Lsnd Pia ster tnsv be fonnd st (Je Krwh A t o new Warehouse. Farmers are rs-iucs td to ,.iH and exsminefor themselves.
BOURBON ITEMS. PREPARED FOR THE DEMOCRAT.
1?. F. W. & C R- W. BOURBON STATION. EASTWARD. WESTWARD. Mail 9.10 a m Mafl 2.40 p m Express 10.5S a m KzpreM 2.uS am Express 8,:öpin Kxprc.a.. T.O.'i a m Express 3,0 a m Expres 5.20 p in The lrt.rw a m eastward express doos not stop. Locol freights pass east anil west at 11,30 a ra. BOURBON LODGE, HO. 227, r & A. M. BOURBON, IND. Regular commucations second and fourth Tuesday evening.- of each month. Visiting brethren always welcome. II. D. Weaver. D. McDONALD. Sec'y W. M. BOURBON LODGE, No. 203. i. o. o. JB Recnlar meetings every Saturday evening in Odd Fellows Hall, the west side of Maine" street. V. Wiudbigler, Sec'y. A. O. Mlnard, N. G. M. K. CHURCH Rev. O. W. Timmon pastor. Meeting everv Sunday at 104 a. in., and 7 p. m. Sunday School i p. m. V. n. CHURCH Rt. A. Potter Mtor. Meetings very Sunday at lOvj a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday S:hool 2 p. m. The donation for the beccfit of llov. Mr. Timmons on Thursday evening, was quite numerously attended. Thc total amount donated was 112, one half of which was given by persons not connected with any church. A vote was taken during thc evening requesting Mr. Timmons to remain here another year. He. will be glad to do so, and the conference will no doubt grant the request. Mr. Timmons has endeared himself to thc people of this place by his efforts to conciliate true friendship among those who might otherwise have remained at a perpetual distance. He preaches the gospel as he understands it, allowing those who differ with him thc privilege of entertaining their own particular views without abusing them for opinion's sake. He is a gentleman ot liberal views, whose social qualities have made him hosts of friends in this community, and will continue to make him a general favorite so long as he shall remain with US. There is no class of people that enjoy life so well as the Geilnaus. To be happy and to make every one happy with whom they come in contact seems to be the grand aim they have in view. They seldom go to law with ouc another, or have any trouble or difficulty with any one. They arc, as a class, industrious, economical, and as a natural consequence I generally, well to do in the world. They pay their taxes aud all demands made against them with a promptness aud a willingness which every one would do well to imitate. Just north of us, only a few miles, is one of the richest sections of country in Northern Indiana certainly in Marshall country. The inhabitants arc nearly ail Germans, and alth ugh it has been but a few years since the name of German Township was given to it, thc inhabitants thereof are almost " out of the wilderness." Large and well cultivated farms, commodious farm-houses and barns arc now everywhere to be seen where only a short time ago tho red man of the forest held undisputed sway. Bremen thc scat of iustice of German township ... ... . . . 1 IS a mriviuir village, wuose population is I mm mW a a mostly of German extraction Thov know 1 J liey kllOW ; I JnOle Win. i how to enjoy thcmsolvcs, and Unci ilnrrison and others of our citizens who were over there not long ago, are of the opinion that thc people have organised themselves into a M committee of the whole " for thc purpose of making their fiieuds feel perfectly at home while amongst them. And it is no wonder they ao well succeed in accomplishing their purpose. Such men as Jonas Miller, John Soice, Jacob Knoblock, and a host of oth er equally good fellows seldom undertake anything to make lifo euj oy iblc with being successful. They have a " glee club " over there, and we suspect Jonas Miller and Iiis '; musical children " have a Innre share in it. They also have a brass baud which was organized a number of years ago. Wc contemplate making a visit to the village of 1. reinen one of these days, when we shall make a note of what wc see and hear, thc improvements that have been made there in the past few years, its future prospects. &c. The route we intend to take is over the plank road from here, or if it is not completed when we get ready to go, then by rail road to riymouth, aud thence by steamboat up Yellow river to the wharf at Bremen ! Won't that bo nice ? A mcctinjr of the democrats of Bourbon j township is called lor Friday evening, at Davis' hall, to trausact such business as may be deemed for thc interest of thc tyOhas. Miller, a young fellow who flourished thc tousorial blade here a short time, made his absence visible not long since by quietly going away between two days, lie leaves aboard bill, a rout bill, and a saloon bill in all amounting to forty or Gfty dollars unpaid. J. E. Houghton & Co. are about putting up-a building on the cast side ol the street Iroui where they now are. It is hoped the room will bo so arranged that thc post-office portion of it will bo more convenient for the public than the present arrangement is. The narticti en traced in the stabbintr ofine parvn-e i.i.iuuui(, .11 iv mentiuncd last Week arc COnvalcSaj mcntioncu in.- wc.a, arc tAuvaiu fray
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PEOPLE 00 ÄPPRECiRTE BARGAINS ! ft Ii. I A f Rt Sil AT S. &l M. BECKER'S! wh ark ascsrrura a l.vror STOCK Of CLOTHING, Dry Goods, Hats, l aps Trunks, Gents' I'll mi I wls 11 ir fioiula i in ittiitu s vvu., j Ilouglit Juttt IJoJore tlie Recent Kisc In Prices. Calicoes, 10, 12, 14 and 16 cts. Bi own Ifoslios, S, 10, 12 aud 14 cts. Bleached Muslins, same price. Shirting Stripe, 12 to 18 cts. Brown and Bluo Denims 12 to 18 cts. Ticking, 15 to 25 cts. Jeans for 25 cts. Good Balmorals for 1 50. Fine White Blankets, $4 50 pair. Government Blankets, (six lbs.) 4 00 pair. WE HAVE RECEIVED THE LATEST STtLK OP Hoapsiirts-SosislMai Entirely New! clothimoor THE LATEST BTTUM. GOOD SUITS, $12 & 315. WE HAVE JI'ST TOT A PntfT-CLASf TAII.oU, AX1 CAN OIVK TOD FITS TO TOVB ENTIRE SATISFACTION. Clothing Cut Cleaned and Repaired OH SUOBT NOTICE. 10,000 WORTH OF CLOTHING will bo sold on a CREDIT OF 3 MONTHS To pood and rMponslMo purtic . S. cfc iL. BEOKEK. February 27, lSötf. ERIE RAILWAY. B lOAD OA UGE 0 UBL E TRACK HOL TE TO NEW YORK, BOSTON AXD NEW ENGLAND CITIES. This Bafiwaf txtsnds from I)u kirk to NlW York 460 miles, LFt'ALO to Nkw Vokk miles, Salamanca to New Fork415 miles, ANO IS FROM O 27 Miles the SHORTEST ROUTE. All trains runno.?: tliroctly through to Now York. f2r"4H'J MILES WITIIOCT CIIA.NOE Of COACIIKS. From ftn-1 affteff Aue. 2'itli. isf,7, tnhM will Imv in in coancftiou wirh 11 wi'-ti-ni lines a- follows: FRO Ii I ' KIRK AND s. LAMAA ( A ly Mew York ti iu-- t'r-un 1 ni ui rl.-pot 7JO A. Mi MAIL KXCRKSS, From Dnnktrk,(Smdajr .?(. !., ! at faiamanc, m I .1. in.. ani r : ...
t"m"'-', 1 V,,I'I','!1r:''.,r:..!vl';..vunr!. t In the mouth in the morning is one of thc m KL)p - mail lroin l?uf! ;!o. a?il urnvi- mi .New lorknt; .. , , j .... '. V. LIOUTSIXO kXPIIEH from Haliwri I toms Ol a inlious comlitioii or disordered Stat (anndava excented), -tope at Elornellsville S.SS p. m.. the liver, and dhould uot for a .iiiiclc dav be y J . . .i. . .. .in r- i!,1(r,i.. i... .... . 3 W
(sapper). Inteisecdng with the UO trail from Uuffalo j andarnvi-. m Sw orK ar ..iki a. w. 4,18 . M. VAIV YORK A Hi HT EX PRESS, fwmDnnkirk (Sandajs excepted,) stops at Salamanca .:: v. n .tu 7 us v.M.: Tamers 9M a. m., tnd arrive in m. : 01 M..w V.pk ;ir !:! P. M connecting with afternoon tr iinj and steamer, lor ivxntn aim ow miiuiui ciiSIP. M (' I SCI SC IS 17' EX'h' BOO, from Dunkirk. '(Bandars excepted.) stops at Salamanca 11.55 f. m.. nud coanacts at UornelUviüe with the ItH trainl'roui UutTaio, arriving In Sew Vork SM p. m. FH1 BUFFALO -I$y New York tim from Depot B 15 I V. NEW YORK lA ' 9XPRESH, (Sundays excepted) stops at BorneUsvilk '.. . m. (hkft I Bnaqnehannat,l. r. m..: (dine) Tamer's 7JB r. m.. (aap,) and arrives in New York 10,90 P. x. ConnettS ut (ircat Bond with Delaware. Lackawanna & Weslarn railroad, and at Jersey city with nldntgM Bxprcss train of New Jersey railroad lor Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. s.oo A.M. EXPRESS MAIL, vis Avon and HomcllViDS (Sandayfl excepted,) arrive- la New York at T.lti) a. n. ; connects si Elmlimwltti Norftera-centrsl railway for Uartisboig, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Waahineton and points sonth. '. K UOHTNINQ EXPRESS, (Sandays excepted.) stops at HomelNville r.-2.. i. m. (snp.)aada rrives in New York T.H) .v. M.. connects at .lersey eity with mo rnin Kxpresa train of New Jersey Kail road for tiioore and Washington, and ai If ew York nith morning Bxptw train for Boston and sew Mi'iann aid . MTNEW YORK EIGHT EXPRESS, daily, slops at Portase 1.55 P. intersecting at Hornclsrille with the LM r. M. train from Dnnktrfe, and arrives in Mew H p. m. ci.ycSYATI EXPRESS, (Sandays ex - eeptod,)atops a? Snsqnehannah 7,-'f a. m.: ibkft.) Turner s 1,1') r. M., tdine i and arrives in New ork at ri 13 p. m.. connects at Klrnira. with nortlieni Central It. it. lor Ifarrlslmrg, Philadelphia. Baltimore. Washnirtn jfe .im.-. vuth: at tireat llend with Delaware Lackawanna .t Western railroad for Scranton, Trenton and Philadelphia, and at New York with afternoon trains and steamers for Boston and New England citt'nlv one bain east on Sunday, leaving Bamuo at 0,10 i m and marhint New York at 11,90 v. U, Bosion and New Knrland paasensei with their bajSai?c are transferred 1 f . hanj. in New York. To pleasure travelers the line or the Erie railway presents many ohjects of interest, paxinr throuph the heautii'iil vallayoof Ihe Chemuni. , Susquehauua. Delaware and RaampO rivers, an ever chanffins panorama of uature s beauties commends attention. Ti... n.ai vT.tiinte.1 and oiosl luxurious sleenine k. iv rny ii'i ;.. accomoauv all ntrht train.tüuMii HAG GAGE CHECKED TI1ROUGU, An lfart alir vj a IMS a tvnj olhr route. ASK FOR TICKETS VIA. ERIE RAILWAY. Which can he obtained at principal Tick OflQM in tho west and sooth-west. H. RIDDLE, WM, E. EA RR Qenl Supt. ücn'l Pass. A; t. Survey Notice. Notice Is herehv triveu tii it. the unders.ined. county surveyor of Marnimll county, Indians, will at the n qnestof John ll Sellers, on the 17th day of March, ls. n o -urvey and sub divido the ftWUWmf laud, in Marshall county, Indiana: Section 1, town 88, rane n cast. Said purvey willb- continued from day today, if necessary, till eomploted. Non-reMdant owners of lands In said section who tall to Meet me at ths residence of .lohn 11. Seller, ami defray or proud,' for defraying, tleir trtion of the S lH osos of said survey, will be ieturned to the eonnty auditor as delinquent, and neb delinquencies placed on the tux duplicate for collection ae.-ordine to law. M ll. KICK, Surveyor. I S l PUBNITÜBB A. L. ALL KM AN ft CO. Have on hand st all time a complete and cleprant tork of Onbluet Ware and Furniture, which they wUIaoli at lwnoshln ritiw Also a complete Htock of undertaker's Furnilm (Jwodi ,ftnn(v,niir. ofallkinda. A good Hearse belongA good Hearse iieiong
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Sheriff's Sale. By virtue ot a commission ttri order of gale issued by the clerk of the Marshall Circuit court, I will offer for sale to the highest biOilor at public auction , a, the court hou-e door in Plymouth, Marshall county, Iudiana, ou Saturd ty, Monk 21. 1808, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day. the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven year, ( .? 0 lowing described real estate situated iu murshall
county, Indiana, to-wtt: flic south-east quarter of section No. twenty-
JÄ'fJ ' rifiS m ""i ",,Ä"C hUn Inranre Polices issued on rSonabU dred and BI y-n me 47 -10,) (159 AUW) acres, term as can bo atlbnlod, by sulrnt comnaSROtn or loaa in MarJwU county Iadima. nies in the w.-mmw.m wF And iu case the roots and pro fit a fail to seU (or M a snm snfflcient to pay the amount demanded bv!"Oma OT N. Y a ae U,. .f 4,000,000 naid commission and order of sle, I will, at the Homo Of NcW HaVOFl " ... 1,40,000
same time and i. lace, and in like manner, otter for sale to the highest bidder at public auction, the fee simple, or the entire ripht, title interest and estate of E'lis Strosnider, :n and to the above described real estate, to satisfy said writ !,n lavor ot Horace Look and nainst Ellis Stro-nidei and John Tipton, replevin bail. Sa'd sale to be made without regard to appraisement laws. 2(3 DAVID HOW, Sheriff. A PRIL ELECTION. Statu ok Indiana, Marshall Cocntt, . To (he Sheriff of Marshall Coun'y, GreetI.John C. Cushman, clerk of tho circuit court in and for said county, do hereby certify thit at an annual election to be h !d at the usual place for holding elections in said county, ou Tnr First Monday, the tith day of April. persons to fill (he following offices are to be voted for by the voters thereof, to-wit : One justice of the peace for Center townahin. one iustice f tli peace fer Walnut township, one townshin trustee for'e.aeh township in said county, three constables j iui mic wwimii oi utran , uiree eonstaiMOS lor the township of Center, and two constables for each of thc other towushipsin said county. In testimony tvhereof I have hereunto signed my name and afixed the seal of said court, at of-fic-'.iu Plymouth, (his 9th dav of March, A. D 1668. JOHN C. CUSUMAN . Clerk. SHE R I FF 'S PROCLA M ATION . Thc qualified voters of Marshall county, Indiana, are hereby notified (hat an election will be held in accordance v;th the above writ of decm ' . 1 it. . . 1 A . uou. ar. uie usual place oi noiotng elections in 1 thc several townships of the county, for tlie purpose of electing persons to fill the o.Tiee therein named, on the first Monday, the Gth dav of April, A. D. Id63. Given under mv baud at Plymouth, this 10th ! day of March, 1868. DAVID HOW, ShorifT, M. C. I AGENTS WANTED VOR DR. WILLIAM SMITH'S lilhk Diet I oü ary. it contains OVER ONE THOUSAND closclv printed, double column, octave pages, from new electrotype plates, on good pr.per, ami l a appro priatelT illustrated with over TWO HUNDRED j engravings on steel and wood aad a series of fine I autlieiitic mans. map it is highly commended by all lenrned and eminent men, and by the prcs g .uerally throughout thc couutiy. It is a necessary help to every bible reader, indispensiblc to every clergy men and Sunday school teacher and ought to be in every family. It is a great library in itself? The labor and learning of centuries are gathered hi this rolnute to throw a clt-ar, strong light upon every pujre of the inspired word, DO SOT BE DECEIVED. Owinc to tlie unnreredenreJ nodnlaihv of l.hi - o , . work a small English abridgement adapted to invfMÜl r:iilt"r; in ilumlrviin firjti f .Knut WO pages has been reprinted b? another firm in 1 larger type, and spread over BUO octavo paces, cvioeiui oy Bluing a iook larger man u? 01 ip--1 .1-- I - 1 t I t .t. . li ! inal to giv the impression that it is our edition. Send for circulars giving full particulars, W ATION A I. pit ni Ion v ; Ci P..ki:.v. .... . " . . . . w.., ....... j,, i . 118 West Fourth St., Cincinnati, O. 2.1-lrn Keep Your Blood Pure. Thorp iirp no rpm.lipj now- hpfor thp nuliiu1 o well calculated to purify the blood and reo ui-, struct (so to speak) tho whole system as Rohof h I Blood I'ujifier, Dlood Tills and Stomach Bittere I TVT) TA.STJE i van ?tatc of nC- '!...! us it id hiif flu. nrumiiiiitnrv svmntom n V-.vui i ii i . vu. i i ' t vy.ii.vyi j . j ... i 'it. Frmonioi tun. .he very seeds of disease i m H.ood Pills, adHuniste. tram ef evils and th Procure at once Rohack thctii fteeortlin? to tho directions accoru nun vinr , . . 2. ..i. ..i 4.. .... ,1:.,..., i iv ii w -v , .1.14 tut: utiii uuibf iiui i i J v-i 1 1 i will at once be removed . se Attention, Lumber Men ! rrrnv. srncuniu, j. it. imui offers for pale X the following property, in Coease, Whitley coanty. In dlanaf on th P. R, W. i U. it. lounceu miles West ol Fort Wayne, out Steam Sfuv Hilt In excellent runninr order. hailStf heen recently overhaaled bv the well known luachinlstK. Metiers. Murray Hiker" Foil Wavne. Also a new HOl.MAN TP 51 IT BAKREL 8TAVK M Af'fiINF, with all the appoint - m nts for the m wmfaetory of Whiskey and Oil Band Suiv s narticularlv. This is Ihe onlv Mai-ldne in Amer ica capable of producing; StSVeS complete mr tlie coopers' UHO. In connection with the above property, then is fou ACBB8 OF LAND, more or leas. Also one Stable and I Bern. OSes. Omos Book and Move. Wagon Shop. M,r Waon, four Log Chains, tnree Hon Mens, ia. , ami Lumber Tracks, toother with Mill Tools, Th Mill yard is full of No. 1 Walnut, J'op'.ar and j Ash Less. There is also a lare stock of Stave Bolts 1 on hand, for Stave pnrpoeea. Said Mllla aw sitnatod ahoni tan tods from the fil" track or th- above RMtroad, and the facilities for shipping I amber, cannot bi surpassed. Thc Mills ; an- located in one of tho b. st timbered counties In Northern Indiana. The subscriber will take In part payment. Land, Vi'. - lace. Town ot nty property. A.V"3."w Mllv?lL": atweaea to , ,.- the country, there being no (Jrl.t Mill within an area of eleven miles. J. B. IU Rial 25 -s : oi .r Tunis :in l 1 11 ici.-i i v iu i i v ' i.'-a in t Timber Land for Sale. Situated In Polk and North townships Mar-ha!I count v. Indiana, deiciihed as follows: Then 4 of see. II I . ir. mm. Urn 4 ...... ft . l I ' ..f M 1 I. 2. town B, n r 1 east. 80 acres. B V. of nw Mni M. u r 1 east. Ml acres. Also lot 99, rs. ana 13 i. in UM villsfc of Plvmoutli. owned by lleiirv U. Carter. Ihe soil is irenerally tiood. I Terms one fourth down and seeurit v for the balance iu one, two and three years. For farther particular inquire of tf JOHN HonAM, A t, ITymouth. Ind. HIS REMOVED HIS JEWELRY STORE TO Cleave. and, Hawicy A Co.'s. a?kl it selling U a vtry low price thou ewpcrier CLOCKS. Jo. K. I.at'cy is a fine workman, every -body says, so give him your timepiece 'and hve it repaired, and we guarantee yon will never regret it. 520 Survey Notice. Notice is berebv piven that tin- under signed, county surveyor of Marshall oovnty, Indiana, will, at Un re quest of Wm V li ne, and baud Wilbur n, on the 3d day of March, 1MVS proceed to urvey aud sab-divide the following lands, in Marshall county. Indiana : Section 8, town 88, tmÜkßß 1. Said survey will be continue 1 from dsV to day. If necessary, till i'niiiiilufi' , i 1 1 - re "4 1 ,i 1 1 1 1 11. n . iti it ,n.lu in said ctlon Who fail to meet m, at the resid nre Wm. Warnas, and defray or provide for dsfraying tlieir portion of the expenses nf -nld -urvey. wiM he returned portion of the exm-nses said survey, 1 1 Om eounty auditor a delinquent, ai qurneir pUced ou the Ux duplicate f.-r conl'nr lo lav . and onrh deliaroHectioo - j rnnl'sr
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I. K. VAN VAI.KENBUBU tlllll & VASYALKE5BHHSH. ATTORNEYS, C0UNELL0RS at LAW AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS. OFFICE Hank BtftoTftg, (up stairO PLYMOT'TH, I1ND. IlHtnMl nT tili fin. .' . : mmtrnt . ! 1 . Hartford of Hartford ' .. s.ooo.ooo LIFE POLICIES EV THE Equitable Life au 8,500,(00 US' Town Lot. w ild Lands, and improved Farms, for sale or rent. v!2 41 tf A. 13ECKEU Ä: J u WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS XX GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CROCKERY, qi ELV AKL, Tobaeeos, &o PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. 3tf For Sale Cheap, and on time, A line residence in Plymouth. Apply to C. II. REEVE. Land aMt, Fifteen .Spl C II did Tow L,o!, w ithin five minutes walk from thc bank, in Plymouth Fou SaLB at Half Pkk k, bj C. 11. KELV B, Land Agent. For Sale at ?m Low Fipras. A dwelUng; and lot. Five rooms, well, c!stern, shrubbery and pleasant location. Tcruia easy. C II. Kl.l.VE, Land Agent. Desirable 'Property. Five acres of land, within frty rods of Michigan .Street, in Plymouth, for sale bv C. U. REEVE, Land lail VALUABLE FARMS, and farm lands, for sale by C. D. REEVI, Land Agent. WILL SKLL A (j HEATER ASTITY and better quality of town property, we-l In catcd, than will any other man lor thc satue amount ol money. C. H. REEVB, Land Acnt. A Valuable Business .Lot in Plvinouth,Ev4 by I2d feet for sale on cny terms, by " C. H. HEUVK, Land Agent. CHANCES FOR POOR MEX , . . N 'eetnwn lots, near boainean, In I,r,cc- ol" r(l'.,V,,,-rv-r ll- It' L, und verv U Land Agent. Insure Your Lifb tr. thc old " Nt WjYork Life Insurance Co.," ihe oldest, safest und best ounpanv in Anierca. c. H RIKVB, iffjsjt. Insure Your Proporty in thc old "JF.tna of Hartford." the bes and safest company n the cowttnesH; r t PH(ENlX,or lMTNAM. .r CONTINLN T.L, wr SECURITY. Debjra arc dangcrKiont .lij.i.ioxs vk c apital room ' C. Ii. KKLVK, Agent. Good Dry Cord Wood. For sale by C. H. REEVK. Swamp aill4. FifV' n hundr- i acr ü efths ohsissst pwamp laxi In M Arshall Aoantv for aale, on esv teraup. ia warc-b to . ... . -.- r m m,a , acre. 1 TIMBER LAXDSNTKE fCXORm ACRES Ot SPLfCNDID TIMBER LASH FOE SALE. st f M 7 toSSner acre. Tiou ll the tlin: to hut, ut these hwds ariO soon he aithilrsw n from mark-t. inymoutb, -Tan. -I. ISSS A. C. CAPKoN FAIRBANKS 6TANHAIUI s c a l r: s . OF ALT. KIWI'S. rimim stifluir l foirm. 2Jti & 898 Lake Ft .fliirsjrn 'Jtj'.i Hattet Si., St. Louis. U" Be CARK. cr. rem Mtl TSR GtMtm. Surrey Yotirc. Notier is h-T. I i;ivfri titat the nndersirnd ,i t!.. -, ' VI U..M ....... I . OUIlL i Ul . t J VI VI .' A I .-II. I I U'lIU l , I JIM , . t,,c of J(,hn ff. Armstronj:. on . 9ch d7 of March. l-. prodeed to sarrev mb&vid9 the fotlowü laad in Mawhall ' COUni) . I 4 m , c n . . . ')Ci 11-, .O 1 -. .! ... I BÄ ai. i iL Jt ilMI luv; cvium Vi i.iiiii." ii i 'iiiii. tu ra&rva John II. Armstrong in stiiJ section. Sa d purey will be coi-.tinuedfrom day to dav it uccesa.rv till completed. Non-resident owner? of lands in stid s -ctions wh fail to meet me or: the land of John AnMttWg and defr y or provide for dcfnijiur. their portion of the expense;, of Paid survey, nill be returned to thc county auditor as dcliiMidcut, and such deliiujucuciesplaceii on the tax duplicate lor collection accoriliitp to Ihw. 25 M. H. RICH, Surveyor. j 1 r.r.o. KOCH. P. MCSOAL. GEO, KOCH &CKCOMMISSION tfEBCHASTS, und dealers in CHAIN aud PROUUCß G KNEfi LLV keep for sale Suit, Cixdy Jjiui'. Ilttir, mitd, tic. Wart-house adjoining the P. Ft W.&C. K v. freisht house. Persons having produce to si ll ' or widitK to buy any of the artbdes w. bae to sell, mOttld not fail lo tee us before snlliir: o cUewhcre . I3-I2tf UElEiaft P VOI TES. A centleinan who f'.ifrr',d for yfir fr m r.er. onbility, pn'tnatitn" decay, aud tlie eiUnls ofvouthfol indiscretlou. vn ill, for the nk' of mOferin;' huniaidtv . Mnd free to all who a- l it. th- r.-viie and d.ri loi,- t,.r making tbcsimple remedy bv which he w.. cut .! huffers wn-hn-; toptoiu n r, , r. nt - r, Clll (10 so. ! atliirC-MIIi.' Ml ' lUUUt'UlT, alVIl I- ms DKN 4-! Cedar t. Nsw Vork mi iHvt. PI LE KK.HKIM. We, the undersigned , herehv certify for the benefit of 'he afflicted. that less thao one bottle of Tyrrell s Pile Remedy cured eac'i of us of severe cases of pile? of fum one to twenty years sanding : HeT. 8. ThotxkMj BonXxm, Ind. 11. WindUigl-.r, Kurb-m, lnd. Wm. Biits, HourbiMi, Ind. Klias Galentlne. BourtKimlad. D.O. Ouivcv, Plyitoouth. ad. I). B. llnricn, Plrmooth, Ind. Wm. Tribby, riynuuiib, lud. Fur tale ly Brown Tiro 's, T. A. Lemon. J. AHonian vt Cb., PI vnioutli, liul. Tyrn ll fc ChftmbftflaiB, BowtMm, la I. A. 1 . Puunk, Uot bester, Ind. tlatnilton r.r ', AVslkf rton, Ind. XottfM Miller, Urtnieti, lnd. Mr Spender. Tippeennoetown. 1ml. , and ilrngints (rnemlle. Alsr by the manu facturer, L. S. rVltHKLL, PhruHuUli. lnd. of I Piii.n til tllr ftfttflf nif nf a a Iii t f a neun ' ; Orders pfötnpttj RTTet). For s;.le bv ('.. BluiiCA Co., Plvmoutli, J L. Wcav 1, Uluirhon, ' Otehiimii, Tyr . 1 0 in
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