Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 14, Number 15, Plymouth, Marshall County, 10 December 1868 — Page 2

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aj iiivuill wi mvi a 11 THURSDAY, DEC. lo, IMC. - - - I ext week we will issue only an extra from this office. The tempory suspension of the regular issue is for the pur - . pose of making some changes in our paper which we hope will be better for oarseive f in lmirr.ii'.irM U J I t I O V V. " .

THE LITTLE BELL MSG EPS as the incrca:ie - ,os M ProdactioB a,hI 1 CE eoasamtion decrease, and tlie general wc:ii t a ii 1 Ii. 1 1 - is lessened, while the genera woe is decnIn Seward s last public fipecch, ?peakinfi ' B ""P

they cannot Vetf dx ,cace, tW. Udd .Lii' tka." IT. nr.. ftf tU fnlnrn nf an.,rli It aairi if r our inabilitv to conceive cot a more iinnu- ' .

dent, or more mischievous lentened thanlw l,u,TS Wl ongreusm, out mongreitsm this. It contains in the fewest words the 1 h l 1 i:i tU f cihl T! bJ the aia ol whole essence of despotism. To MJ tat the rttoHe P P nbllc IWOrd, any people have not a righl to k-ep-thir jfcck,ed lh ho'l P,itic- T,ie six ,ui!-

own peace, and to keep it i thnir 0WB way, by laws made by tiiemselves, and ad- j iuinistered by tV.emslves, is to say that no l people hive that right Ones ignore the riijht of any people tov be the jud-e of what they want aod the whole structure of' f.c and voluntary government tumbles to rise no more ; because it would be based n , mm. ... . no nxe i or abso ute rieht. An ' her turn

leaf the wheel of fortune m,y give the I licel uf th,s bl :lI-!,jrB I,;Ut' to BP southern people the riv;ht to keep the ! yur au J lts brutal ad 1 nvet peace for the people of the north, fh I rirot, and ahackle, to the chains ron is, send bffetfd military government aDj :ve worn for the pa.t eight years ? Bchoscallaw.ig carpoi haggeri to rule over aw. 5':1J saiJ at lht E di,,ucr the " 3rm' That ii how we are keeping the peace for ; thü saf' of tI,e n PubKe Hia the southern people. And Seward, with 8 WU understood. The despots in the pittileM nsauei of the devil, ,loat, power consider it hardly safe, as yet, io over the idea that we are to keep up that , caI1 emselvcs I monarchy, but with them terrible leowrge, until we have eroshed ail ; the Um h iVC th nme B,5oiB8 Trul sawwhood and sclt-resrect out of them, and as our VTut gorernment is cue of force,

m.mlded them to the nanvw end fanatical type of a psalni-rinj:irig Yankee Puritan. There is t be allowed co individuality of character. The noh!e and ehivalric spirit O 1, MCH IHUUI'lt M KUKi III.IUU.T elnsstMtorof our int:.ru-ions, vhieh, i. ; ! e l, wa.s the hraio aid sword of the Uev ; sdsjtioa. which n a It- both the Declaration of Independence and the constitution, is to j be erushed "nt. for theslaTerins am 1 Fur-!

ious temper of the Baptist-drowning awd&' the mutual interchange of ideas ou the Quaker burning hwplaeahles of the Plyns- ' various methods of teaching, and for deouth Kock. AH, i.. a word, that c'ver vising the best means for the proper govmade this country the admiration and i ercment of schools, aud the advancement wowdei afthe w .rid is te be uprooted, and of the pupils, therefore, all th t ever made it a laughing-sto k Rraore, Thai we are thankful to kind among the nations to be brought to the ! ! -revider.ee for -paring our lives ar.d persurface, entrenched an 1 made permanent i unttiog us once nsore to assemble in coul.y a govemm, nt of bayonets. This is ventiou, and that as teachers vre feel a deep what the unhurg little bell ringer means j ense of the responsibility that rests upon by kpta th peace for the aowthern I us as educators of the rising generation, people. It ia the peace of despotiam It Rrohly That while we acknowledge is the p . - tee ot political death, that lies o ur indebted ness to others for '.he practice M and emotionless on the grave ofjl aJ valuable instructions which we ghoslj iwoli a peace ao ought to be brok- Uave received, wc should not forget to eu by the prayers and arms of a brave I acknowledge owr groUtwde te Utose of our and rirtoous people, and by the foawsof ktl who have labored with so the slau-ht .red auts and alminitratoisj auch ability aud zeal, and especially to -of the tyrannous rule. Pf ke, for the valuable suggestions lu this same speech Seward a&tiepaies "lth which h fevered us, and also to our wfct will be the forlorn and helpless con- president, Mr. T. McDonald, for the effidition of the southern people when their cient manner ir. which he has presided states will all have taken their place in over this CODI e.-tior. congress ander tbe reconstruction acts. Jtetolced, That we should take an eduTiien, he -ays, 11 the people will acquiesce ' cational jourml, and avail ourselves of the u what congress may require, and their ! best standard works upon the theory aud

toast hs will be closed on all constitutional !

;opics that have produced agitation and! Äcsoretf, That we are to favor of orincitement." That is, the people will ! ganizing a permanent teachers' isaooU-

UiioiustH in whatever Congress may require, when their mouths are shut, when they are helpless, or when il is useless iny longer In seek or hope fur relief. I I - ! And this ia the condition which one-hail nf our country is to be reduced to, when the programme of Grant's party 'realized. Sooner than w?e one ?tate in the union Vcdueed to the necessity of M a cquiescing 4n whatever congress may require ;" BOOWrfer than see one state with its u mouth closed ou all constitutional topics," and lying lumb and helpless at the feet of OOigress, r any other power on earth, we would dadh witness a far more becoming sight, iz. : that of all the Rewards, and Grants, ind Sumners, and Wade?, and Hutlers, landing from a hundred thousand gibjets ! That were indeed a heavenly sight, jompared with this other outlook of dumb iqd dismantled states. TUE SPEAKERSHIP. One question just now agitatiu- polical clicks is that of the speakership Of the lower house of the 41st congress 'he New York Tribuoe bewai!- the fact u k kalä i-rurv other IJUl IIIU wert aiic.t'ij i" mw-mmj - j iniportooc office of State, and from this ; r . . , . . . . J ' ml. a. . . n l.ni.inn Bianupoiui. eiaiuis iut t-uc ca.-i 1 . . t . . r . . . .. It may properly oe acre noiea uiai am , .. . , , i cr small importance :s attachod to the office of speaker of the house of representatives. The proper appointment of committees is considered fjuite a knack, and in this relepect ßchuyler is supposed to have excellled, according to the radical staudard of excellence. He labored zealously in the inI terest of the eastern manufacturcra, thereby pleasing the east in action and the jwest leOOOeil a western man. To these Laiises uaa he traced his success, and not I s l 'ft nos teuton of a ny profound or Mates .0 t i. I , .i.i , v. - tri, novl cneaker Wl gnanlike auc---; . n all probably a ra" ,ca'- J uere " itrle choice aiuon a gang of solves, save O avoid the largest an..' most ferocious. Col (lorlofT.oncofthcRiisan." commis5,on ., .... , ....mi intAr. 1 the eonfcent to t 11S toumry siievii ar . - . mm. r.t ,.i..n of weapons tor mat gov rill make Conn hU 1)1,K 'Cidence. ... . ai Bans so the Par now seeks

mplovment a domestic, the property "! , th iM t up f0l. jt( . t,e.k another she, and late. Copt "hanburne did not feel uu-lole-li tl Div, ho now occunie a Höht ! , ,.,., ont;r,.u. rllffereni thoftoed I m ike prisoners of then brute .. a i tb aaasa- ff2.000.f(V. ander: . 1 . . . , . ., ,

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THE DEBT INCREASING STILL

.; it sll0Uu karpriM .u.that the Xovesa ! K.-.f i , t t . .,i.,. ,i..i.. ...:n 1 j vt . 1.1 ' 1 1 in 11 1 .i nit iiuLiii u' n 111 siimv ; a further increase. When, hall we see he maximum of the hugh terrible evi v MoLih after luontll orpcars the i 9tatement, uthe debt still erowieff." ' Month after month this prosperUr-desiroj-ha incubus unon the ahnnIdM of th, . nip, luuiuus Upen mc Buumuen 01 mc I .1 ! ! 1 , .

great millions is increased in night, andMM iL. al.Ve Madison, and the .nolo.

wtuuiUK. i 1 ' VnM Bute nadonplbcirr.inda, prior lotknlhird of - l ... i t 1 1 i 1 1 1 14 I I I. 'i r " i. I....! Ii .. . I 1. ,1 ; . ' IV a . . r i i . of Totere were powerleai for reform, T,u'.y were clieatc'1 11 tlia bullut boxcs tl,e North, and driven from tho polls in tJ,e s"ul5, tiut tlie desl,ut mongrelism nlt contiuue to rule, and rule only that the ,Vw n"-ht P? wlli,c tLe uiauJ are "ed, politically, faaasjcially, and socialJ; How h.p-, oh ! great and powerful m !!i..Tw i i 1 MM nnntin no in ü.nu tVio . j--iac aru ,s u ÄIC l) ' fjFJ C77- S IIISTITUTEi WnUtXAS, The future prosperity and the Deroetuit? of the free institutions of II our republic depend on the universal difioo of knowledge amoug the Baassea of tbe people, and WhrRIAS, The cause of education is J promoted by the assemnianee ot teachers practice of teaching. tion. KetOlxHd, That WS present our thanks to Trot. Heefy for the highly instructive lecture with which be favored ws, and to am mat 1 rt 1 111 a the Kev. 31r. LOSK lor his able lacturc on the subject of morals, Other matters of tmportaooe were transacted, but were handed in too late for publication F.D. Frexi Traiif. The ChieagO Tribune, a-, is well known, is un out and out Free Trade paper, and has rev.en.tedlv denounced all attemots to .i.. ., ,1 , establish protection for cifher eastern or r . r western manufacture? at the expense ol i r I . ,. ,).,; tho people. In BpenklOg ot a resolution , ... T, . lr rr. say-: "The Detroit board of Trade has adopt-1 ed a resolution BTgiog upon CoDgreSf the ncctssity of inereashsg the tariir ou copper. Their resolution is as follows biulv when thcv ciOiVeiie. as we deem it ol J " I " vital lmportseee, not only to the mioen I i ,1 CO t 1 h 11 t t (1 t 1 I f rettt. O 1 1 O Tl f U I i P 1 1 f iuuh..v., - - i I . upon men. m, tv i ,.ir. o.a r The Tribune then says the retOlOUOl ought to be v, -rdcd thus: Reo'r, ,1. That ibn b raid C f trade would most respectfully urge WfM eon gross ihe necessity of passing a law K OOBSpOl the consumers of eopper in the (Joiteo State j te pay six or eight cents mote per pound for that artie'e than it is worth iu the market, believing that this is a more equitable mode of collecting a bounty for the propriotors of copper mines thau to vote it directly - from the public treasury." A while ago, lr Martha Rover, of Paint I tnarvtabln ( ,vnlr.l to vtail b.-r .rnimlmiii J' mm .mi ...... mm n --, ten miles away, and concluded that aa she was 09 years old last duly slo: WMold 1 BOOfh to go afoot, and did so. As illustrative of Ilo-v iii'.-; htshaeai and gt nius, it is related that h; used to compo j in bed, ami that once, wh-n a line duet that ' Jie was writing, and had a most finished, tdip I , 'V I I . Ii.-l an 1 in .nil,! bis rieieb I itber f.... ma'. '

i, I t ni .!. t 1 r. 1 .,n , lutin. iwi'i mi-i tuuii ivu'j pe i nciu mutt; Kctolvtd. i hat this board of trade would 1 1 . i i: mm ituuti.i ..: i .

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necessity Ot adopting the present tarill Dill ' i.,;. ililisaai.d Hash; Carpenters to.

1,. .i.i .sin and anegio baby in the arms "'.its! upon copper now before that honoral ie 1 . vy r m

STEAMBOAT DISASTER.

lerriDic kins ;ü oia lite unto 1 tThe telegraph this morning fDee. 7. gives the details of they collision and lestruction of two of the finest steamers on the Ohio river, with a fearful lose of life. The accident, if it may be so termed, ' , , -i , j- , ,.,.., nr Urn s Landin nbnur tv.ci oc cur v'V Liven is "a mistake in the signal." - Tt seems strange that soeh Collision should have occurred upon a Btreatu where there is ample room fur the tcattcn to Ut. puM.1 each otW -ithont thn.lightlesl dancetof o.Let. Tel it u hinsi .cd i l .1 . I I . 1 .1 . i with tlie terrible tragedy that accompanied it. The United States aud America, both double deckers, and fitted up in Beagntficent style, formed the d:iily erening line between Louis f ilia and Cincinnati, stopping at Madtsrn on. On Friday night j li at about eleven u" clock, the collision occurred, and both boats were destroyed, t is stated that in thirty seejnds after the I contact the United States Wafl a sheet of flames ao' rapidly did the fire Spread that only a few of the passengers had an opportunity to escape. The America l.it.rlit Ii im ....k wir ...1 mm fli . , .v.., ....v..., -M first dot j of her officers, the attempt to save the aasengera on the United States involved her destruction. The pilot did not leave hie post until she landed, and the Humes hod enveloped the pilot boose. The loss of life is uot definitely known, but it is estimated at seventy-five to eighty. Thirty-five women aud children perished on the United States, and, doubtless, many gentlemen were sacrificed in the vain attempt to save them. It aiusi have been a terrible scene, when the angry flames and Suffocating smoke from the burning coal oil, were fastening upon their frightened victims annd rushing them with leart'ul velocity, with the attending horrors, from time into eternity, without warning and in agonizing tortures. The mind recoils with horror when even imagining the 80000, without being aebl to realize the horrible Bufferings of the doomed. What a change carelessness or incompetency produced in a few moments. On the United States, just previous to the disaster, a party had left the ladies' cabin. where they had serenaded a newly married couple, but, alas! how soon the sceuc changed. On this steamer were several citizens of Madison,withio about an hour's distance from their homes, with families and friends awaiting their arrival, but they came not but a law of nature had been violated aud the consequences were as described. Among the number missing is Michael Steele, eldest son of Hon, M. G, Bright, and brother of the proprietor of this paper. We hope that he may have escaped, but we fear that he is oue of the victims, and doubtless, it so, he sacrificed his life in the attempt to save the helpless Women and children. BBfOMM DEPRAVHTY. A C'tilmay of Willi IVoineu a! Hegro Living Tegel tier In the Wooih var Lealof licisatljr Mi lure. Captain George Shadburne, Police Superintendent, and two or three detective-, had occasion te reconooiter the As'n Pound region, about eight miles from the city, on t!ic Third street road, yesterday, and they came upon a settlement of white women and negro men living in a manner absolutely diseustins to contemplate. In the woods alone the railroad they found - altered here tnd there fifteen or twenty ha I .. .1 I ,-... 4 , . mm 4 . . . . i . r I I 1 huts, all occupied by the most hideoua looking mortals that could be imagined. The liir( hovel the oificers entered was neeopied bj two bloated and half-nude whit ü '.vom j ii, both of whom were cociente and stooping over a few embers in one cor-.-Inerofthe pen. The only "furniture" i 1 visible was a somethins in the shape of S 1 bedstead, mode of roogh boards with a ' ft bundle of straw thrown earlesjly in tlo bottom to represent a bed, at the fireplace an old skillet, a small pan full of meal and two rude tin cups. When their visitors charged them wilh being; the eoacnb ineof negroes they denied the soft impeach . ..'('..II Irl oat a ' 1 ; ir.,ii ii.i hi uiu .i"iiuuii'i Hiiei; H.IIIHI'.- i

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1 - , , , , , , f.M ant blick inihs to each other. j be ne . gro cnild toki tho whole story. It eras. 1 " . , , 9 bo veer er, ratified by every Bubseeueot coll" the policemen madt among the colonists. All of the shanties were of the m m - . , I -I I same dilapidated and iqojnjd appearance, and were tenanted by the same class of u8jraded beiogs. Some of the WOVaoa were IV on t'ais city and oti.ers from Kast Tennessee and clscwhere in the 8081th. None of them could rca.l or write adding total igooraooe to their horrible shasseresa practices, in -Mine of them the policemen roOOfoiied i.l.l r ro iintitnt c i 4 llio iv trL If niiwp Batata tr,1m 1 ' . . so i.ai lo.-ucs. mN wt..... i. . , . . ...ii- 1 1 1 ..I i . i i i i fii'it'iiiii.it. arc sustained in their open lewdness, il not actually induced to it, by the trifling iiclto 8000 who are employed as wood- ( hoppors on the lands about Ash Pound. They, u id the lonthsoOM whio wenches, it is almost certain, arc the perpetrators of the many depredations upon the neigh borioe farmers that wo have noticed of m hnmnn firm Hl' "A ' Ciri.efc"v I. una lor

the sake of decency and tue good same of

commonwealth, that that thev will he ,. , . . dtately consigned to gjme place where 1 ! lUllliC - they cannot follow taeir impiooa vocation I n another dm j. Lout sc 74 Journal ' V A : T "; ' ' a T-3T3 . . . - - , . , . . AGcNTS WAN l PH 1 nr- Tn r-ir-i nrn aiAiivti S7?j TU S2H0 M3 Jl Or aeommbaion from vhieh tw that amnnnt I . - - HHMWIII u .llljl lUC" ULfj. I III k) CU i l.. I... ... : .i i .. : ... i OO'il.'TlCn 'jyr.ZJ FäHllIV SCWUlff llljlf 1U1C J 65

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For ctrculan and Terssj ddress i K.OW2-RS & CO, 300 South Third street, Phil abclpbia. Pa, lä 3m - , kl A X71? 4F' i t T7i v Tlf ll r 1 ''iTVI '- 1 L' - v- 1 v J 1 AT :P-iTYiY Tili ITf1 QTATJ I? L wUU O mJIXkJX U 1 Uli 1PLYMOUTH, IND. Now and IU Assortmsnt TOY mow 0Tm:mG. FOE SALS CHEAP. 14-!W TH2 NW YORK OB SERVER IS 'inw paMfahfita; a nerial utety, to nm UwaOh n nTjpi part of il.- next v ;i'nitw. entitled umlr. BrowtsiBo;' Pari Ss AH swschserfherswHlget Ore story complete. W si-nd trorer & Baker's Searing Machlae for Z-ffv new -ni!i-Ti? 'ra. In on! : to Introdaea the flbserver to now readers and nes i Ir !- of influence, ws make the following liberal oil' T- for IN l-Z Y " BXC RIB E iZ -i. Mi , , . e a III Head the Owwrer for oue year to unWihoN mm inth h.i. .,.. rr a :t - two ar all ' r on t Otr w or all t" no : to snv pwoii nenllng n live or more new sah- - ' : wHlallmv one dollar. Immission on each, j 1 send br check, draft, or po-e-ofllec order. ...,v u:.,:-.-- ,. 'IVrm-'. ?a..V( a v.-ar Inadvant SIDNEY B. MORSR. Jr., ft 00., decS-l 1 :J1 iirk Row, Ifew York. HARDWARE. HARD W A R E. II. B. DICKSON, DEALER IN fflüUPJ Jr RDISISTIP DIBlimil IN TDK gOITTfl ROOM OF BROWNLEES BRICK RLOCK, PLYMOUTH, INI). Keeps constantly on hand a laree and well assorted stoe!; of every description of Hardware, in almost any shape, size, quantity and quality , 1 1 om an AMERICAN C OK STIVE to s COFFEE HEATER, or from i crow bai te a paper ol I os taeks, "GP Ö XT J55& Of evert kin '; Elevated Orens.Souare, Parloi Sheet Iron, Box. fane j r plain, with complete a ar are 2 ? lesci ml ton l )'.' liana de BrtheK r Pouml; Mill iws. Log icd Dog (Ii.iiik. i.. n..vi vv'-M.ii'tV- , .-1.1111 ,111 Ot .. . 1 T Pfivv 1111 n ot Wieee HB, nm liUüOW fl ft PLOWD, SHOVEL N till 'I tlITlll( '"1 1,1 I' UHU I l I 'I 111'. lit i I t t j I J Forks tlut load and unload nay by boras power It II J .11 ivT A irxioll 1 t II l'l ' - ! J I llllm ... aplendidaasortmeniol C U Hi 1 R 12 II s it uooaa ami uses, ooros, viaa n-.f. ;, row iiki.i.s, inoN I rat lis bsos, aoLLLS, analTS, ako ncunas, ami aTBUTTfiao, co m ans in v h it w iti. est ni.isu M i: NT . In reel orerythini that mv oue oer thought o buying! n i II irdarare StoraaM atbu tandtbaaga . l besides, with a NEW ST constantly arriving, whichthoy pripoac selliue O XI Ulan the lasas eaa be bought at air athsrplaa tin-: lids of Pitt iburgh. All kind- of tin, sheet iron.coppr ami brass wire mule iu 1 rt o ü i cd on reaaoaaus teraaaand short notice, II lIltaSO.

LEGAL ASVERTtScirvü KTS.

STATE OP INDIANA. MARSHALL CODNTR.I mx .. . . . . ' , T . , Nwticc h hereby siren that. Daniel Sett i. wuit is ncrcuj, j.':l'u mar. uaniel rsettonwrightdministrstoroftbe estate of Lydia Settonvright deceased, has Bled hi petition to aell tb real estate of decedent, her personal pripertj ix ih iii-ii Kivn u ;a in r ut'iji, aim mal -ai.i 'tiiiun willbo beard at tiie next term of the said eoort of eafamen pleas of axld conntr. ., . , itness my band Una f th day ol December, I .l.Jll.l V. VUOU IA1, VIvrK. per 0. P. KLINGER, Depy. . d oc . I STATE OF 1NDIANAJ u l nll l r ' i ' V'i'V i - CO 1 .l l 1 . n . k w 1 11 II. Notice is hereby p n that die undersigned intstrator of the eatateof ...-. .i l .... !..:... has been appointed admi Lydia Hettonwrigbt, deeeased, late of Maaitan J - DANIEL SETTONWRIOHT. A DM I N ISTR ATO R 'S SALE. ON SATURDAY, JANUARY D, lG'J, :it tlie residence of Isaac Orr, deceased, one milt :tlt of IM im im t!i I nlnall it niMtSM th I personal property of said deeendent's estat as I required by law. There oil be sohl eattle. .!.," I üneep, iio. s, vrgons, reaper, a horse, growing vhcat threshed lieut.com in the crib, and other I CitMS. AH sums of five dolhtrs ami nmler, cash in hand. On all sums over Arc dollars, a crd' f nine months will be given, to be secured , by note, nrairins appraisment laws. on interest, with good freehold security or saretr, to be a;prored by wme. MARION ORR, Ai'.mV. December u, Iftfts, A I DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. i ,....r. nf admmKiratinn havKMi vnitbul f.i the undersized, ot tbe estate of Isaac Orr, de cca-e.l. All persons haaing claimi against the est itc si e notified to file tiium in t.i e- clerk s ofhee as riji'.ire.l hy law All persons indebted to the estate are required to mike Immediatr payment. AU notes dae arc left for collection in the hands of C. U. Rei ve, Atty, to horn payment must be nude srithoat delay. MARION ORD, AdssV. December B, 1VG-. ' de 10 1) ISSOU TI N. Th nart crrhiti hcrttiforo ovi-tiii" hftwrcn J. Rrownlee ;inl Leonard Logan, under Sa firm naar ol Brownlec Sz Lnan. is thia day diriilv..il by niutnal conaent. AH debts dae to or from the 8m wu) )e iett!."! by .1. Browalee, who will roiitinuc th' husinesj at tin- iii Btaad. an mmm ititl.-uti'il to Um hvSa firm trc bcrebj notiSod thai their aocoanra i;iut he paid without delay. J. BROWN LEB, Dee. 1-Ut3. LEuNAKD LOGAN. To . on-clcu(. ST A T X O F I N I A N A Marshall CountyIn Common Pleat Court, February term,l8G9, Mary Nevhart ) vs. Complaint for Divorce. Daniel Newhart. j The plaintiff in the abore entitled cause hv her Sttorneyi hai filed in mv otlice her complaint against the defendant, anl U appearing by the affidavll of a competent person, that the dc fendant, Daniel Newhart, is a non-resident of the state of Indiana, lie is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of" said complaint against him, and unless he appear, answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause, on the first day of the next term of said court, to be began and held at the court house in the town of Plymouth, on the first Monday of February, 1869, said complaint and the matte rsand things therein contained and aliened will be heard , and determined in his absence. JOHN C. CUSHMAN, Clerk. By O. P. FT i nm . il i J O & S D Parks, Platffi aity. dcc5-14 To fVeaiResideaits. ST vTE OF INDIANA, j Ih-ii am. County. ) In circuit court, February term, 1869. . George Swygart ) vs. v Divorce. Sarah BwygSli. Till tl:i 1 II 1 1 IF i II f"'. .Km-n nnlllU.I .. K. j-..,...... ,,, .m, i . . - I c i Ultimi I ' llr I . . I M, rinJi. j. au 1 1 ... ,- , . ; nts attomej Sas file I ia tu v o nee his complaint Sgainst the defendant, and it, lppearinir hv tinaffidavit of a COmDetent .tarann that the ilafiMidatil Sarah Swygari, is a uon-resident ol the stale ol Indiana, she is therefore hereby notified of the j , . . -. . , , pendencj of said complaint against her, and un aaarwer or oemt.r uierero r (ne calling ol said cause on the first day of the next term of said court, to be begun ami hthl at the court house in the town of Pit-mouth, on the 2d Monda, of Febru iry.lideonipl üüt and the matters and things therein contained and alleged will be beard and determinad in her a' senee JOHN C. C 'SI! MAN. Clerk Hv O. P. KuMOBU, '''ni.C Canron, Plaintilf's Att'y. deed 14 rB'o (VeB8-Rrsielf3Bit8Vi STATE OF INDIANA, AI V RS HALL CotJXTT. S In Common Pleas Court, February term, 1889. Luther Weatheibcu ) vs. Lomi'laint for Divorce. T.et'ie Weaf herber-. N o,.-. , ..... .. 1 in: juaiililil Ml tue : oo e eniuieo uavae, "V UK attorneys, lias filed in mv nflca his COmpIa:nt I cainst the defendant. and it apoearins by the sffi

davit of a competent person, that the defendant. In case of George W. Crarer and Bits a CraLettin Weatherbee.is a non-resident of the state of ret v-s. Archibald Gabbr. It ai.oeariu thai the

J Indian i, she is therefore hereby notified of the ! pendeney of said complaint against her, ami nn le ?lie appear, eiiswer or demur thereto .it the

calling of 5ail cause, on the first day of the next ' Uen for an order by tiie court to tax, allow and term of said court, to be begun and held at thejgivo judgment for posts in the abore entitled courthouse in tho town of Plymouth, on the first cause, and the same will si m I for hearing on Monday ofFenmary, 1 869, said complaint and the t rS second day of the next term of said court, to Blatters and things therein eontained and alledg be held at the court bouse in Plymouth on the ed will be beard and determined In her absence. ecoud donday In February, l"0'i, and until fin JOHN C. CUSf! MA N.Clerk. ally disposed rf, and unless they appear thereto

Bf O. P. KUNOKt. der. J O ft S I) Parks, fTnfTs attjs, decS 11 STATE OF INDIANA,! M R-HAII. CoOMTT. S ln Common Pleas Court, February Term, 1883

Fanny Ilatfield ) r , ,, . . . n. SA rURDAY, DECEMBER 19, lGs, ( Complaint for Divorce I ii v"i"iirii and Alimony. propertrol tl itate of William Hughes, deJohn Y. Hatfield. J eeased, late of Marshall eouasy, Indiana, as The nlaintilVin the above entitled eause.by hei follwa : attorneys has filed la my ofliee her complaint j Stock, rfoQsebo 11 furniture, etc. again?! the defendant, and it apnearini; by the af- 1 Credit ot irne months on Ii re dollars and Iff

fidavil of a competent person, that the defendant Joim Y. Hatfield, is a non-resident of the state of Indiana, ho ia there fore hereby notified of the pendency of said compltiut against him, and aalesshe appear, answer r demur thereto at 'he calling of stid cause ou the first day of the next term of said court, to bo bearun and held at the eoort house in the town ol Plrmouth. on the first I Mond.iv of Kebruarr, 1869. said complaint, ami tlie - r matters and things therein contained and alledged ' will be heard and determined in hi- absence. i JOHN C. ft SHMAN, rierk By 0 . P. K i.i o kb. dep. 104 S D Parks, Pitt's att'y. Ice.i 14 To luOii-SCc'Nidc'Nlii. BTATE F IND1 INA, I Mabmau Ceoirrt. i In Circuit Court, February term, 1869. Jobn West ) v3 . J- Complaint for Deed. Adah M. West. Adah M Hills, Erastua D. Hills, Alrira Reeres, Stephen E. Reeses, Ch rles A. West, and the uiikniiwii heirs of Kliza Penfield. deceased. Tbe plaintiff in the above entitle 1 eauao, by ,(toni(Vi has filed in mv olfice his complaint a;,;ljnsttu. defendants, and it apering bv tbe affidavit of a competent person thdt the aaid defendants, Charles A. West, and the unknowH heirs of I bhza I enneld, deceasee. are nou residents of the utateof Indiana, they are therefore herebv not! h'ed of the pendenevof said complaint airainst them i , '., 1 , ., and unless they appear .auswar or demur thereto, at c.ubmr of sau' causeon the first tbiv the nextterm of said court, to bo begun and held at tbe court house in the town of Plymouth on the second .Monday of February, IHfi'-b said complaint and tbt" matter- ami things 'therein contained tad ah lowed rill be hi ird and deterutlnodin their abence. JOHN C. CUBH MAN, Clerk. Hv (I P k" I I V ' V D .!....

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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Tax Levies for t8W. Codxty Tasastraans Omen, 1 Plymouth, Karakall County. Indiana, "VTOTfCE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE i fx-fmyen of ssfd coontr. that the tax donlieate October 15, 1868. i - now m n.v runiH ior conecMon. ana that tbc levy of xroneafh od handled dulbin vahiMtkm in the -v.-rai tmwhljm of saM eeamtjr for !;.!,. M,ny , road, echool. township, tmkis land, special M-hoo I purp..-.-, and common school, and afeo the Ux Icvkd . "i i-uji ,:i:u luv lili ll l' , vi i.. . j- . pT ö ..S Jr Z-1 - - Z ' ' '. o ' i y: g.9 :::: ' i : r.!T : : r'- 3 - : : c . n ! C , 5 i 3 : z . 2 2 a- "aT Z- 9 :T r g '.r ' HWU. - - ox SZSSZ iSR 'SSRÄ ' ' ' r' r T '' 7 v t? . ?r n I ' n " ' 11. -r :- v 2 g g - n mm ,t pi mj Beaiboa, S5;3r''?5?: g3a,SS88 1 '"Pi j ' . 323 033-1 i ii .TIIiail. j 5s r - -ssawasss 5-? SSS 'i 1 N,,"!'.i it - ,i j 5 5 - s -- '-- v y t 'i -t H - ü ' 'i ' Weal. ; s s -, 2 s -j 5?ioiSSO Wslaat. - i I'lvm- iith TuriiOs S S ':' d 5 '? t1. S S S SS3I ra ikm. " 1 Bonrhon PornoSa HS. i' S ?. J t S 8 -J 5JL ra,io!l- . nwretot f win attend si mv ttffic" n ms murt bouM in Pljmoath. in iM Msrsba1! eeaatjr, until the third Monday in April. I8SS, for the narpoaa of recclT-! itr' saeh tasm. l-r)!is Mid aartaaj taxes 8r Om rear I8B7, tmhctefcy not mea to stake Immediate payment, if Ibey vfsh to are 'h easts of advert isia and other -x tu-cx. 11-8 M. W. DOWNEY, Treasarar. A N ORDINANCE. Be it ordained by the president and board of trustees of the ccorporate town of Plymouth, In Marshall eountr, Indi ana, that the railroad carporation known ns the Pittsburgh, Fort Wavne and Chicago Railway Company, be, and arv hereby ordered and required to remove all bents, embankments or other obstructions slosrg the hue d their Faid railroad now existing ithin the limits of tlie highway running through said town antl known as the Michigan road, where the lino of the said rail road crosses the said Michigan toad. Provided, however, and it is herebv declared to be the meaning of this ordinance, that in case mid rail road corporation shall build a substantial bridge across said Michigan road su or before the first day of June, I8G!, at least two two feet higher than their present bridge spanning siid road, With one abutment in the center of said Michigan road, built of Stons and not exceeding six feet thick, and running parallel with the course of said road and the other bufirent tobe built of stone outside of said Michigan road limits then the conditions of this ordinance shall be considered aa fulfilled on the part ot the said corporation, but upon default bv said railroad to romoro said obstructions in cbedience to thfl Tilito-n :io- set forth, then it pball be aud is hereby madu the duty of the corporation attorney to take uch legal me aures as w ill carry out the provisions hereof. This ordinanee to take effect and be in force from and afterits publication in tiic Plymouth Weekly Demcrrat ten days, and the clerk of the board hereby directed to send a certified copy of this ordinance to the president of said rail sy corapany. .10 UN C.CUSti MAN, President. (Attest.) P. McDonald, Clerk. QHERIFF8 SALK. By rirtue of an execution issued to me out of the office of the cierk of tlie Circuit court of Marshall county, Indiana. on a judgment in fivor of Bernard Trentman and Augustua Trentman, sgainst Alexander Joree and Byron VV. Moorehouse and Isaac J. Bartow and Harvv Wile as replevin bail, I have levied on the Following real state in said county as the property of Alexander Joyce, to-wit .- Lots number three and four (3 ft i) in Croup anl Coar's MCOnd addition to the village of Pearsonville, now called Inwood. AIo bearianingat the south eat corner of Croon and Coar's second addition to the village of Pearsonville, now called Inwood. running thence east one , huodred uid tveiitv( I ""feet fiTe ffi&) feet thenl JsaS nu(u.ij icn, uicnce west twestty (190) feet to tl tbenec north tuxtv one hundred and Md sildition, thence SOUthOU sai d line sixtv-five (65) feet to the place of beginning, in Marshall eounte Indiana ou " 1 ! SATURDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1MB, between the hours of I U o'clock a. m. and 4 o'- ' ; v . b ij ii n 1. 1 1 " 1 nil, vr th.k Aitof lin A ,f r;kck p. m., I shall offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder, at the court house door in PI vniouf h, in s iid count v , sai l property, to -wit : the rents ssd proiti 1st for a term not exceedin seven years Ii" ne bid is made thereupon suflSeienl to satlsfv the execution I shall then and ttMre M lik e manner offer the entire title, estate, riht and claim of laid defendant in at! to I said property t satiafrsaM execution. Amount of judgment $1,1 93 99, Without regard to val uation or appraisement laws. 13 DAVID HOW , Sheriff. STATE OF INDIANA. I -J lv'SfI , ('( if NT V i" . ' Marshall Circuit Court, February term, lSßi) said George and Elias Craverare lion -residents ol inestateol In.i'iini, th,v are hereby notified that the said Archibald Oabbr, has filed his m lf same ill be heard in therr absence JOHN C. CUSIJMAN , Cierk C. H. Rscrc, Dcrti A't'y. 12 A DMINISTRATOrvS' SALE. Will be sol i at public auction, at the late resi!l,v ot u,e decedent, in Green township, ou under five dollars, cash down. Sale it 10 o'clock, a. m. 13 B. IIUCHESÄ A. WIRT, Adm'r's. DM INI8TR ATOR8 N iTI CE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned ',: lin Only appointed iulinmotr i tor ... . . r nr. ii- mnm ol l,l, estate f William Ian-, deceased, late of Marshall county, Indiana. Said estate is sup-itised to be solvent. 13 J. H. BARDEN. A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE. Notice is hereby gireu that the nderslgued have been appointed administrator of lbs State of Wm. Hughes, deceased, late f Marshall county, Indiana. E. HOGHES, IS A.WIRT. OMDiriot Ware a 87 n PTJEN TUR E . , . T , ni xT r nr ' Itareoakaad atantitaeaa complete and elejpuit ctock of(3alilnet Ware aad Parnitare, which tin y wUMaallal very reasonable rates. , - Also a eoiun ete stork of undertaker s liinifslinc 0X.r.d Coffin" ofsii kinda. a gA Heawebeiong inftn ihi. .t-tWiiulumut vl'i-nl.Vil Nobody r.m niTordto ! without auch rahtabUi fdieina aa jU ark's Mtd pill. Itomacfl itt r arm moon p "i i

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HOOFLAKD'S üLfiSÄN BIITBES,

AND HooHanci's German Toni The fin al llrniMiirs for all leMOBti of ihe LI ye it, s worn n a. on It it. M ,lth OMGAXM. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BiTTERS Is c.'tnp.id "f the pnrt- JuhUS tiiy rf re '' n; m il. u. i in l Extra. 'rrrKy Her, aal rrszsacsSjS f Bark lien, i.u: y mffimfefe fiaPiUff" I i -.('-ntr.i Un j rr rem barSafie adlnasfufe aap BBaa HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC, a a StiviUaatSoa of ail the hafiadieala af ili Satr, with taa j at -; i ty ( BuuSa Uraa Paaa. Oaaaya, Se. autkias mmm m UVa ai 4aa"aM mmm ar. .-alii- i.-i 1 . .. v r -l! H.J t- the ;. ir. fhaaa pufcnlag a il J.- .uc hrt fiuia AlrvLtil llUiXlillv, will Um Hoofland's Greraian Pitters. Tie..' wii fcav . . l ;..-i, .ii ., 0. i--h:bint'. a f tba BMtan, a uati, a BJ us HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC. Trii'y ar" b.-th penally fatal, aud -.n:i ill the n.i MsStwaal vittii., th aaäSM itu mm t iw-. taaua a more matter -f ta-to, the Tui l:u,- tli in.t rahlaHa. The kt tn:irh. from variety vf rsn--, iinrh a lu.'uf-t:-.!!, Iy-p. mm la, Nwr-.t. BaUlkjr, e:r , la 4 WJSKjfc Sara aa raae t : - :. j9xea ',e I. i r r . ny ti i-mO ( mm "',';.r " Jgar st ..i.i. fc. ii. a f : lea I i m tit- ft.ut KufBn ir- in mrnrnul M m-.r. .-J'tiic IsBawtag Jim: Const inati on. Flatulence, Inward Piles, Fulneaa of Blood to tbe Head. Acidity wl Hie ntoraaeh. Nausea, Heartburn. Diaeuat for Food, Fultieas or Weiaht in the btomach. Sour limitations, Sinki.iK or Flutter! nc at tbc Pit of the Stoma oh. Swimming of the Head. Hurried or Difficult Breathing. Fluttering at the Heart. Chokina or BnfiOcatina Seüsationtt when in a lijrine Poature. Diuinetts ot Viaion, JD 's or Webs beloro the Sight, Dull Pain in the Head. Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowoesft of the Skin and Byes, Fun in the Bide, Faek., Chest, Limbs, etc., Sudd?u Fhnhoa ot Heat, Burning in tbe Flesh, Constant Imagininirs of Evil, aud Great Depression of Spirita. TW Mifl.TT fr.'tn th-i ui-t-tx - Simula i-rriM thi' t're..t-t i-Miittiiu in ihr 1. tinu f m rniely f-r i i ar pa8VlMB. cba-in-f uiy : a6r!-ijfc i-:tiirl fr. j .i , :i v - i wmwM OlMW and ia- - i - irfk Amm I ' " " "" ll"'r '- ilfally ein 4$mmtßjfW ponnih-d. i fra "in lajariaaa i n it r d i uta jiua has HakttakaS fer it.lf a reputation f.ir lb. t iir -f tkea Siaeaaea, Ih thia ciiu-etiua ae waola vuhmii ikosc) Wfll-kuot ii reuitJ.t llnpaiuVs(U'Vinan Hitters, AMD HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC PKSPAEED BV Dr. C M. JAChSOX. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Tweaty-two y-nr- eussflur vers first intr.duc lnt thia f. hi n try fr -ni BanUSay, lmiu which tiiii limy l'.ivn nnd-.ulit.-.ll r prforme-i mora run-n. aud li -ii.-fit-d -.ntfi-rint: huniitnity to a sfaaSlI rxtror, tlntu :t ny ith'r i a-m.-d Kiiowb to th j'iiblic. TliC-. llu.-d y rr.r- I.i vr CmJ':i.Ut. .l.lllil ni.t. CSfcraalcar Li ' 1 1 y . Caeva Pia!aa .f the a!! nit rai.e i fc Bis I'-.i il.r-. I'ys p-N.-rv.-u lI k D tri kaaa, Ki.liiry.. 1.4 a- - . fi-.ia Li rar, Bkun aeh, .; 1 m .lia. lS31STX-ITVa Fe ultine tri in anv Cause whatever; PROSTRATION OFTHE BY8TEM, induce ä by SeTtro I.nbor. Hrdp ipa, feaci o uro, Fauuan, &c Thra i- HM i . .. eataal f4S taaa n-iua-Sha 'a tmeh ra-. A Na ttmi ritfr I liaparirt ta Iii- uBatt .-y -li;i. tilr :i (! n.l I .-ii.-d. f.. .-1 i - eaj itimL tii.i.i-li dia -t p- arfj, v. o. i.1 -J ii, panSeS, liie i-.-:iii'.-x..--i Ina aa i -". . I a?. hc-.i!t'iy. the yrllaui tn' i i.i vi-d fr tn t1 a ey-. ;i 1.1 . .in k'v.'h t" tBa r.i. !. and t: a, ilt aaS Mora lavatU Uaaaaaaa a iumub -;J haaKUy baiiux. .! IXC Kit fX III I , Aud fefl"ik- Uaa hand -if Mmtm wirhinif I aaviljr npa tbaiii. vr th all it aitiiUiil ill, will find iu th ti ot thi BlTTKKS, r th. TM', an aMail Ikal will lbsi n-w llfc iiit-i tin ;r rin. ret-.i in a ii"S-?ro K . u . ' m.y mJ mmMmm mm i n y i.ltl Iki 1 4m m l . ta up (bail .'riiukeu fcirwa, and ife baa Ith aud bappiucss :.i their r. uiawias y-'ar. NOTICE. Itia wn-eiahli-h. j but that folly ne-hlf(th fein t aMCF3aaW of mir pApnla-ti.-n an- "3prv d in in th rajuyawat i Hpf braObj or. t.. ne their J$A. P9Y " expre. I-' u. tJrtmmmwmjQn -el well " Tin y ar.- tau v ' su:d. d vii nf all energy, extremely nervoa, aod Lava a appetite Ta this c':ia .if paraaaa th BITTEKS, or tb Tt'K", i eperia!ly reei.tnut.'iide'i. WEAK a?:d delicate children Ai- made .tr-.ii' ly th" ue of aither .f ' ' leuHaUaa. Thy w:li rareeeatyssasof HBSSStfPS, without fail Tli.MiKinda .if i-erliftcxte hare acetimtilatd ia I ha hau U f iLe pr-.pi .'tor. hut pace will allnw of lha ptihiiratioii of hut a lew. Tim, it will be nbarrvt, a r mi "f note aud mt tmmk ataaSrag thai ibey u.ui b believod. TESTIMONIALS. Hon. Geo. W. Woodward, Oats 'Jurtie mf i' ttmpretma Okmwi mf Fa , writM: Phil adtli Aim, March 1, lStJT. " I fli:.t ' H .f jji land Oermao Biit.Tii" J&Jrm ' t.aie, ueia! in Ammmmi tha ilsiiil sS&L& aiaaa, and bene Mtuhn nsaBouBBr flt iability, aad - ---- aui:'uerrour action iu the aytem. Yonra. trtilv. t;Kt w nrooowABB." Hon. james Thompson, Jttrlge mf tht Si ftrmmmt 0) mwi Pkm . iaauSa nOa8 fjrftfa. Apr-! 1MJ. " I fiiu-iiler ' Ilo-'llaDd's tit-i inju Hüter' a iviuabit aaiattefofl la cae .f Bttaaha mt li dv.e-iion or BjrSwata. I ran certify Huh from my ex jh-i lauca of it. Your, with respect, JAMES THOMPSON." From Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, D.O., p.ixtor f Vt T'ff'i BUjeSS fBniuB, f'n'n i, phim. Dr. J'K'iiS'i , Ienrsir: I htve b.-u freqi:ntTjr reqne'eil t. c.ui."-t my ti.uii" wüii r. c 'ininnl,tion of different kind of iuMicioi. hilt ragarttaU tin- aosSBi uaup ' Hi y a pi "WrOl r i a t kphere, I Ct B. am hur la all d L, BfaaaB timed hut a rVar pBBuaaWBSaEaSLm rarioiK iu ' - tapcei. end puriii- ilariy in my own family, of th ii-efuln r It llvioil.tud's (Jertnan Bitiera, I depart f- r one from my nnal c-nire. to expr." my full oourictioa thnt. . gtntrni fc'n'ify tht ifem. ami riaUffnr Lirtr OmmmttHmt, it ir i wtm mi vnlnobU prrptiraiiim. lu hoiiio caae il may fail ; hut u.oally, 1 SaaM act, It will I rery beneflciai to thtMa wha Utfer fri'in the above raiiea. Youra, veiv wpictfaljr, j. 11 KK.NNARD. kjkSb, balaai Coatea St. From Rv. E. D. Fendall, Asistait Editor Christian ChrunicU, Philnia 1 have denve.1 decid.-.l heueflt from the . f HiHiflaud'x Herman Hitler, aud feel it my prinle recommend them as a luost valuable tonic, to all who aru auffi'rinx from (teneral liability or fieai aiaea.e. ariMU fiom derauk'i-uient f tha liver. Yoiir truly. E P T KM 'ALL. AVTION. Hoofland'a German Keneliea ,r eonnterfelteit. Sea that the MHHH. U-natnre mf C. M J K -B.N SOX Hitba wraniHr of IV wMÄ ,i k Katta All others are AW. Mfmf ' c. .nntvri. it I ' imbV mmmmmW aad Manufactory v- - at tha Oarman M.-dii ina Slora, No. 631 AKl'll Wrrt, Pbiladalhia. Pa. CII.4KI.ES M. KVAXS, 'Vo,in-.r. otmeriy C M. JACKSON 8 (a, PRIOE& 8iefland'i Oermtn Hittrrn, par ' titla, , fl Ot " half loian. . & .a II. mt ind a Herman Tonir. put up in onart bottlea, $1 fii pei b .ttle, or a half .loren firB7 .0 aaa Ho BBS forget to xamiur well lb artlale on buy, io onler to fl Iba (anika.

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