Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 14, Number 30, Plymouth, Marshall County, 1 April 1869 — Page 3

THE DEMOCRAT. Sews AbouT Home.

Last wtk wjis a good week for acci dents, casual itie9, etc. It is desired to ascertain the whereabouts of one "J. W. K." Sua a miking If progressing slowly, with a good prospect of a poor crop. Thk Presbyterian sociable convenes this afteruoon end evening at the residence of G. Blain, east Plymouth. Thk Parish sociable of the St. Thomas' parish meets this evening at the residence of M II. Rice, on Michigan street. A little child, whose name we were unable to learn, was quite seriously injured on Tuesday last, by falling through the railroad bridge on Michigan street. It is seldom that we use the columns of this paper to puff or notice the thousand and one articles known a patent medicines. M. C. Republican. Who says " use Barrett's ? " Yaxi-ow river is in an "interesting situation," but no fears are apprehended at present, as the volume seems to be on the decrease . Romantic On Monday last, a family was observed " hiding out clothes, with the aid of a raft. Glad we don't live in such a latitude. Saturday is the last opportunity our friends from the country will have to procure tickets for the election next Monday. A middle-aged man from the suburbs of Plymouth, enjoyed himself last Tuesday evening, by sleeping in the mud bountifully furnished by the present state of the weather. Harriki. On the 23th ut., at the res idence of the bride's brother, in Platteville, Wis., by the Kv. Mr. Pond, Mr. Jesse M. Moore and Miss Delia M. Pekrt. On the 28th uU., by Rr. Mr. Campbell, in Plymouth Ma. Jvo. H. Hover, and Miss Carolin LeiMAiuu.' With the above notice we received a lan?e and delicious cake. Iruom of the mud, reminds us that some of our friends from '.he " thick woods " report the roads to be rather soft though not bad. Here in town they are in No. 1 condition, so they say. Wh have received a notice from Hon. Jasper Packard, that he will send a small package of garden seeds to pny person who writes him that he desir it. The supply received U so limited .hat he can not make a general distribution, but will try to till all orders received. Wl learn that the efficient superintendent of the CC.& L. railroad. Mr. ScU. lias resigned and gone to Detroit. We are sorry to lo;e Mr. Scott fiom our section of country and from the road. He is i most estimable gentleman and competent railroad man. His successor is a Mr. Bradley, with whom we are unacquaint ed . VKt orirEPisM. One of the latest fe its of velocipede rvanipulation occurred in Dickson's hardware store a few days since. A youth of about 150 pounua avoirdupois, got astride the creature and proceeded to move off, when sud lenly it took an entirely original idea, and turned right-about, running one handle through a glass show-case which happened to be just where the " mashcen " wanted to put up. That youth rfgan1.? velocipedes as a humbug and unmitigated nuisance. The Goshen road, just north cf the fair ground is in a deplorable condition, the water standing over the road about four feet deep for a distance of nearly twenty rods. This is a road of considerable importance, and the trade passing over it to Plymouth deserves better treatment. How it can be repaired we will not say, but it should be looked to at once. The high water occasioned a little "cir cumstance" on the C. C. & L. railroad on Tuaday last, by washing a A-ay about fifteen feet of the grade directly north of Yellow river. The rails having nothing to reBton "give in," making a small break in the mail, which unper the prompt attention of Mr. Herrick, occasioned a delay of but about three hours. Wi saw 86 in green-backs Friday. The sight made our eyes stick out n feet or more. RocnESTKR Spy, 12th inst.'' "It if takes $1,2 IS to make eyes stick out more than one foot how many would it take to make a man blind f The abore is from the Republican, and we copy it unde the inpreasion that it is inent for wit, of course the reader must form his own conclusions. We have received a large number of magazines for April which we are unable to give notices of. If the publishers will have patience until the water goes down in the river, the roads dry up a little, startling accidents cease happening in our community for a few days, and locals get scarce, we will try and do them justice, if that will be satisfactory ; if not, why then not. The Phrenological Journal for April, contains the portraits and biographies of Harvey P. Pect, LL. D., the eminent instructor of the deaf and dumb ; Ja.ncs T. Rrady, the distinguished lawyer ; Henry D. Rarron, the legislator ; nenry Frank, the Jewish publisher; besides sketches und illustrated articles on Hiram Powers and John Stuart Mill; Phrenology and Religion ; Fish Culture, with nine engravings ; Napcleon's head ; the Planchettc Mystery ; Crescendo, an illustrated Poem; Japanese houses j Is there an opea Polar sea I Mnsis, Price $3 a year or 30 cts. a number. S. R. Well?, publisher, 380 Broadway, N Y.

Yillow River vs. Lowland But few streams, more classic but less notorious, can swell and splurge and recover their tranquility in the incomparable short time usually occupied by Yellow river. A mere shower no soener descends than it is gathered up, and thrown into the Kankakee in almost an hour. The denizens of east Plymouth are just at present submerged. It could not surpisc any one should the inhabitants in that vicinity awaken some dreary morn and discover themselves ver- dead from the effects of strangulation in the watery element. In our humble estimation there are more desirable places in the world for dwellings than in that particular plat. It should have been scooped out and converted into a skating rink or a fish pond, or zoological resort for amphibious tribes, either use for which it is admirably adapted. Why a bridge was constructed across the main channel in that region, we are at a loss to understand ; the bridge should have extended to Michigan street, or the locality provided with ferry-boats. No doubt lots in that region could be filled with imported earth at a cost of a few thousand dollars each, the money could be procured by exporting fish, alligators and frogs, or sale of cows, hogs and chickens annually drowned thereabout. If this plan should prove unavailing, it might be well to raise a few more "levys." But above all, don't compel suffering humanity to take that route, by neglecting the bridge one block above it. This matter of building bridges in the most awkward out of-t he -way places, for the purpose of rendering valuable valueless property, is poor economy. Let the cards of warning be removed from the old bridge, its timbers strengthened, and travel once more resumed on that beautiful and capacious street, and not compel travelers, business men, and pleasure seekers to pursue the blind-alley nowopened andjcalled a street,havingno side

walk, narrow, dirty, muddy, and some of the time overflowed, at the end of which inundation, mud and slime prevails. How our town authorities could be induced to extend Laporte street and stop trawl on Garro street, is a profound mysterv. True it is certain interested men assisted in the construction f the Laporte street bridge, yet equally true it is that the corporation assisted in this scheme to promote individual interests of property owners. No public benefit arises from this awkward change of base, but beauty, convenience and general harmony are outraged. There is a balance of power in the political element of this corporation, which can compel the board of trustees to seek the general ins tead of individual welfare pre sented for their consideration. We find that the general sentiment seconds this plea to have travel opened on Garro st., and when the bridge is rendered passable experience will show which route is preferred. Legio LesEY has just received another lot of those Aiken gold pens! Ties Wanted. I will pay cash on delivery for white and burr oak ties, at the rate of 25 cents each, delivered on the line of the C. C. & L. railroad. Pi.att McDonald. For Sale at a bargain. A stock of dry goods and groceries, boots, shoes, &c, and store room to rent, in a central location, on Michigan street, Plymouth, Ind. Apply to E. D. Bills. 16 tw Read Mr. Todd's card in this week's payer. He is thoroughly conversant wrt!i every department of the drug business and keeps only the purest and best articles. Try him, and let your experience become your test. For Sm.e, or exchange for real estat in Marshall county., 80 acres of land in Tama Co., Iowa, near Chicago & North-west ern railroad. For particulars inquire of 8. L. Harvey, at the Buckeye Livery 6ta ble. CoNi-MonrM. Why is it that Losey sells so many ot those gold pens t Answer. Recausc he keeps the largest and finest assortment ever offered for sale in this ricinity, and warrants every pen sold to be as represented. J. V . Railey & Co.'g card appears this week. The reputation of the " Plymouth water mill needs, no comment. The miller is one of the best in the country, and the business manager, Mr. Railey, is favorably known to the fanners of this section. The card of Corbin & Van Valkenburgh appears in our columns of business cards. Parties desiring to deal in real estate would do well tofgive them a call. Their abstract books are prepared with great care aud at large expense, and are of great value to the people of the county J. R. T.osey, Esq., publishes his business card this week, and we most heartily rccominend him to our readers. Mi Losey is a good workman and his recom mendation ot goods can be relied on. Advertisers are usually the best class of business men. Miocmakcr & Brenfleek advertise in our business column this week. Those of our readers who hare purchased meat of them know they keep the choicest lot that can be procured. Those who have not tried them have probably lived on poor meat, when the- could have procu red good at the same price. Messrs. Shook A Ciawford, Merchants well and favorably known to the people of Marshall county, have put in scales from the American scale company, and are now prepared to weigh hay, grain, stock, and all " truck " that comes within avoirdupois. They are gentlemen who have jastly earned a reputation for fair dealing, and keep constantly on hand a full and well selected stock of groceries and country produce, which lattf r article they always pay the highest market price or.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

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"The People s dournaid, rniiianeipiua. 27 4w 04 aa fA month salary paid to vlW IU UV pood Agents to sell our Patent Xon-corrosiee White Wire Clothes ilnes. State age and past occupation, and address the American Wire Ca . 75 William St., N. T.. or 16 Dearporn St., Chicago, 111. 27 4w AGENTS WANTED.Fortho only stee. engraving of Gen. Grant and his family published with their approval. Engraved by Sartain. SizelS by 19. $2.00. 100 per cent, to agents. Address GOODSPEED &, Co.,Chicago.or No. 37 Park KOW, N. Y. 27 4 w NEW BQ0K--200 ENGRAVINGS. THE FARMER'S AND MECHANIC'S MANUAL. Edited by Gko. E. Waring, Jr.. Author of " Draining far Profit." " Element ol Agricul ture, .Vc. A hook or great value to worum men fall trades .nd occupation.. 500 pages. Agents wsnled. Sc. id for 16 -page Circular. TREAT A CO.. Publishers, 654 Broadway, N. Y. 27 4w WANTED ! WANTED ! AGENTS of either sex. in everv town and viil. age. for the largest ONE "OLLAR SALE in the country. The smallest articles sold can b xechanjred for a Silver-Plated five-bottled Revolving Castor, of yonr choice of 200 articles upon exchange list. Commissions to Agents larger than ever. Send for Circular. 8. C. THOMPSON fe CO., 27 -4w 136 Federal Street, Boston. Mass. -y7"ANTED. A married ma i. with team, to move onto a small improved farm -f about 40 acres, adjoiuing Plymouth, on which is a stable, and a comfortable house of fonr rooms A man (without children, or with wmall family, who is neat, orderly, industrious, and knows how to work, and wants to stay, can make a favorable arrangement. Apply without delay, to C. n. REEVE. "ruin gw i PH 0 TO GR A PIT GA LLER Y. I x CorlAn tf- Beaton' Brick Block. Photographs. Ambrotypes. Gem Pictures. Ac. taken in the best style of the art. in all kinds of weather. Frame contantlv on hand. 24 M. M. FAULK NOR, Opr. Morse's Indian Root Pili.. We jlre yoa in this Medicine the result of a lifetime of study and trial; before this Medieine all others are but noptrnins. They are made from simple Roots, and arc the best medicine in the world for all Billions diseases. Female Irregularities, Headaches. Indigestion, Liver Complaints, &c. They purify the blood, remove all obstructions, cleanse the skin of all pimples and hlotches. and are perfectly sure and safe in their operation. We ask yon to use them hecausc we know their virtues. Trial is the Touchstone by which to prove them worthy.JUse Morse'.' Indian Root Pills. For aale by all Dealers. 28 -3 m r,(M) GREENBACK Of full value sent free to any Book Agent. AGENTS WANTEO FOR Mattokw ha le s.vmrs XEW BOOK, J "KNEÜ Wi SHADOW ft SEW YORK." A work replete with anecdotes and incidents of tin IS THE GREAT METROPOLIS, Being a MIRROR OF NEW YORK, reflecting the SECRETS OF THE ORE A T CITY One nsrent sold .SO in one day. another sold and defCrrä trl in l.r dav- anothf r sold 301 in 7 days. No other book ever published sells so rapidly. IE You wish to know how fortunes are made la and lost in a dav : how shrewd men are ruind in Wttll st.: how countvvmen are swindled hv sharper-: how ministers and merchants are black mailed; how innoe halls and conc rt snloons are manured, how gambling halls and lotteries are conducted : how stock companies originate and how the bubbles burst, c, read this work. It tells vou about the mysteries of New York, and contains spicy life sketches of its noted millionatr merchants, xc. A Inrse octo t volume, 720 pajres, finely illustrated. The larger commission given. Our .TJ paire circular and a ao.im greenback sent free on application, ror mil particulars and terms, address the sole publishers. 2-J :itnj J. 1. Iff UK & co. Hartford, tonn. pMl'LOYMENT. For some year past I hare been cnparcd In a business which has yielded me at the rate of Three Thousand Doliars per annum, and bcln desirous of visiting Europe f r the purpose ol earring it on there, I am willing to send instructions in the business, which i an ART, to any person who will send me One Dollar. Any penton.male or female, can carrv it on successfully, and it is very easily learned bv eith r yonng or old. Several ladies to whom I have ta ipht it are making from $ 15 to $75 per week, and nme have received from H0 to fc.'10ii for teaching it to others. There is no towi. or city in the enntry v. here the business cannot be successfully carried on, and any one who buys my ' instruction-, which are printed, will have the right to teach the Art to others at his or her own price. Th" Instructions" include, besides teachI . A .. . A 1 1 . . 1 . m f . , ing me ait, me nesr mciuoa oi earring on ine business, or. in other words, the way I have carried It on successfully. Three or four dollars is all the capital required to start the business, as it will yield, as it increases, all further capital needed. Send me $1. and by return mail I will foward the printed instructions teaching the Art, and all parIculars how to carrv it on EDGAR STROFSSK, 33 No. 57 Exchange Place, New York City lyjTlSHAWAKA AXES. C P. PERKINS, Manufactrer of Axes and Tools, having had a practical experience of over 25 years has purchased and thoroughly repaired the Ax Factory formerly owned by II. Bement at Mishawaka, Indiana, where he is prepared to do all work In his line. He i- thu only manufacture.! of the Genuine Bement Pattern MISHAWAKA AX ! HOLD AT WIIOL ESA LEA XD R E TA IL -BY-BUCK TO AN, . Plymouth, Indiana. ZVT' Call for none but Perkins' ilifhawaka Ax. lH-4m Q PALMER, Dealer in all kinds of F U R IN I T TT II E OX La 10 RTF STREET, At new and spacious rooms where he keeps of goods the best and cheapest assortment ever offered in Plymouth. A FIRST CLASS HEARSE, will b fnrnlshcdan fancral occasions on reasonhlc terms. C. PALMER. QABIWICT HAKE. AND FURNITURE A. L. ALLEMAN A CO. Have on hand at all times a comnlet a Iet and elegant BMi, uivauurei " ir- hum r limit will tell at very reasonable rates. t . w L- nf 11 in ... 1 n I- . I.-. . I nfF.im .11 L -r, I. A 1 M '" ,"OaS, Sll'l K:.:r:KH.w"T- " "'ging to iisv wwni'iirii luv m 1 Vi Bl 5-tf

LECAL ADVERT S. HERIFF'S SALE.

s By virtue of an order of gale and a decree of foreclosure of mortgage issued out of the office of the clerk of the Marshall circiit court, in fivor of John G. Ofhorne, and against James Smith, and Sophia Smith. To me directed I will offer for sale at public auction on SATURDAY. APRIL, 10, 1869. Between the houra of 10 o'clock a. in. and 4 o'clock p. m. at the court house door, in Plymouth, Marshall cnunty. Indiana, as the law directs, the following described real estate (to wit) : All of lot number nlnty six (9ß) north 'of the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne & Chicago railway, in Rose's addition to the town of Plymouth, as the same is numbered and described on the corected plat of Faid town, situated in Marshall county, state of Indiana, to the highest bidder for cash, without regard to appraaiment iaws, subject to redemption. DAVID HOW, Sheriff M- C, s HERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of sale and a decree of foreclosure of mortgage issued out of the office of the clerk of the Marshall circuit court, in favor of Milton M. Galentine, and against David Rose, to me directed I will offer for sale at public auction, on SATURDAY, APRIL, 10,1869. Between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m . and 4 o'clock p. m. at the court house door, ia Plymouth, Marshall county, Iodiann, as the law directs, the following described real estate (to wit): Lot number nineteen (19) in Thayer's second addition to the town of Borbon, situated in Marshall county, state of Indiana, to the highest bidder for cash, without regard io appraismeut laws, subject t redemption. DAVID HOW, Sheriff M. C. s HERIFF'S SALI:. Bt virtue of an order of sale a decree of foreclosure ot mortgage issued out of the office of the clerk of the Marshall common pleas court in favor of Jane Boyd and against Henry W. Steckman , to me directed, I will oner for sale at public aurtian on SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1869, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and 4 o'clock p. m. at the court house door in Plymouth, Marshall count;, Indiana, as the law directs the following described real estate to wit: The east half of the south east quarier of section fifteen (15) in township thirty three range three east except thirty (30 acres of the north end thereof containing fifty acre more or less, also all that part of the west half of the south east quarter of said section fifteen which lies outhe south side of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago rail way situated in Marshall couoty state of Indiana, to the highest bidder for cash without regard to appraisement laws. Subject to redemption. DAVID HOW, Sheriff. I URVEY NOTICR. Notice is hereby giventhat the undersigned, Surveyor of Marshall county, Indiana, will at the request of J. J. Smith et al, proceed , on the 1 5t.h day of April 1869, to survey and subdiude lands in section (J) and 10, of township 32 north, of range 1 east. Said survey to continue from day to day until completed. Non-resident owners of lands in said sections who fail to meet me on the day aforesaid at the residet.ee of John J. Smith, and defray or provide for defrayiny their propor tion of the expense of said survey will be returned by me, as delinquent, and such delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate of Marshall county for collection according to law. M. H. RICE, S. M. C. By J. P. Hawkins Depty. 20 URVEY NOTICE. Notice ia hereby given that the undersigned Surveyor of Marshall county, Indiana, will, at the requestof A. J. Johnson and P. Wolfenbarger, proceed, on the 20th day of April 1869, to run the lines and establish the corners to lands in sections seven and eight (7 and 8) in township 34, north, of range 2 east. Said survey to continue from day to dav until completed. Non-resident owners of lands in said sections who fail to meet me on the day afore said at the residence of Timothy Joues. and defray or provide for defraying their proportion of the expense of said survey, will be returned to the county auditor of Marshall county as delinquent, and such delinqnencies placed on the tax duplicate of said county for collection according to law. M. H. RICE, S. M. C BvJ. P. Hawkins Deputy. 28 A PRIL ELECTION. STATE OF INDIANA,? Marshall Countv. $ The Ptate of lu liana to the sheriff of Marshall county, greeting. I, John C. Cushraan, clerk oflthe circuit j court in and for said county , do hereb v certi fy that at an annual eleection, to be held at the usual pUce for holding elections in said county, on the first Monday, (the same being the fifth day) of April, 1869, persons to fill the following offices are to be voted for by the voters theeof, to-wit : One jnstice of the peace for Center township (in place cf Samuel J. Nicoles, resigned) two justices of the peace for Green township, one justice of the peace for Walnut township, one townshn trustee for each township in said county, Three constables for Center township, throe constablos for German township, and two coustablcs for each of of the othr townships in said county. In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto signed my name and affixed the sesl of said court, at my office in Plymouth, this 8th day ol vU 1 rcti. A. V. 1000 . JOHN C. CUSHMAN, Clerk. SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATIONThe qualified voters of Marshall county, Indiana, are hereby notified that an election will be held in accordance v ith the above wt it of election, at the usual place of holding elections in the several townships of the county, for the purpoe of electing persons to fill the offices therein named, on the first Monday the ftth day of April, A. D. 186a. Given under my hand at Plymouth, this 8th day of March, A. D. 1869, 57 DAVID HOW, SheriffM.C. STATE OF INDIANA.? Marshall Cocntt.. In common pleas court May term 1869. Albert Allen Mary E. Allen MM d - Ou Bond "iwii . 1 Kill VI Thomas McDonald J Norman 8. Woodward The plantifFg in tho above entitled cause. by their attorney, has filed in my office Ms complaint again et the defendauts, and it appeariog by the affidavit of a competent person that the defendant Newton R. Packard, are non residents of the state of Indiana, they are therefore hereby notified of the pedency of said complaint against him, and un'css. he appear and answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause. On the second day of the next term ot said court, to be begun and held at the court house in the town of Plymouth on the fifth Monday of Mav I 1869, said complai nt and tue mattirs and contained and aHedrtd will bn heard and determined in their absence. JOHN C. CUSH MAM, Clerk. John Ci, Osborne, Pl'ffs Atty. If

LECAL ADTERT'S.

s HERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of sale and a decree of forerlosure of mortgage issued out of tho office of the clerk of the Marshall circuit court, in favor of William H.H. Simons, and David E. Simons, and against Edward Hope, to me directed I will offer for sale at public auction on SATURDAY. APRIL, 24, 1869. Between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m., at the court house door in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, as the law directs, the following described property (to-wi). All the machinery, fixtures and attachment in and belonging to the saw mill on the premises, hereafter described, consisting in part of 12 inch rubber belt, one circular saw, log carriage, two log cars, chaioes, hooks, trucks and tracks, ni.d all of the intrert right title and claim of the said Edward Hope, in and to a certain lease, excuted May 16. 1868, by Isaac Welchhouse. to said Hope, for a certain tract of real estate, described as commencingat the sonth-east corner of the steam I mill, now built on the north-west quarter of i the north-wot nmrterof section thirtv-thrp i (33) in township thirty-three (33), north of range threc(H) east, in Marshall county. Indiana, running thence south fourteen rods thence east ten (10) rods, thence north I twenty-four (24).rods,thence west twentv-four ' (9d u ..fh rw.nf .fmir (9A v-7.v, T- JT " 1 1 wwsi easi rourtecn i1) rous, comaming six (6) acres, in Marshall county, Indiana, to the highest bider for cash, without regard to appraisment laws; subject to redemption. DAVID HOW, Sheriff M. C. gHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of sale and a decree of forcclorurc of a machanics lien issued out of the office of the clerk of the Mar-hall common pleas court, in favor of Ph'llip Good, for the use of William H. Simons, and against Edward Hope, to mederected I will offer fot sale at public auction on SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1869. Between the honrs of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p.m., at tho court house door in Plymouth. Marshall county , Indiana, as the law d erects the following described property, (to wit). The steam saw mill building, machinery, engine, boiler, and fixtures, aad all the intrcst of the said Edward Hope, in the leased premises on land on which said mill stands, in section 33 in township 34 n. rane 3 east, in Marshall county, Indiana, subject to appraisment. DAVID HOW, Sheriff M. C. gURVE NOTICE Notiie is hereby given that the undersigned, the Surveyor in and for the county of Marshall, Indiana, will, at the request of Phillip tlart and Elmore Deline, proceed, from the residence of the said Phillip Hart, on the '22d day of April, 1869 to survey and subdivide lands in sections (17 ) andl8) of township (33) north, of range (1) ef.pr. . Said survey to contnue from day to day, if necessary, until completed. Non resident owners of lands in said section who fail to meet me at the time and place aforesaid, and defray or provide for defraying their proportion of the expense of said survey, will be returned, by me, to the auditor of Marshall coui ty as delinquent and such delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate for collection according to law. H. M. RICE, Surveyor. RvJ.P. HAWKINS, Deputy. 27 ST 4TB OP INDIA N A ,) Marshall County. In circuit court August term 1Ö69 William J. Montague, 1 Beiden Fuller, f Partiti. Austiu Fullr. J The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by his attorney, has filed in my office his complaint against the defendants, and it appearing by the affidavit of a competent person that the defendant BclJen Fuller, is a nonresident of the statu of Indiana, he is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said complaint against him, and unless he appear and answer or deinui thereto at the calling of 6T id cause, on the second day of the next term of said court, tobe begun and held at the courthouse in the town of Plymouth, on the second Monday of Auugust l69, said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged will bo heard and determined in his absence. JOHN CCUSHMAN, Clerk. A. CCapron Pl'ffs Atty. . 30 s HERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of pale and a decree of foreclosure mortgage issued out f the office of the cler of the Marshall circuit court. in favor ot Robert Cummiugs, and John Cummiugs. and against Eli a Paul, nnd John Paul, to mederected I will offer for sale at public auction on SATURDAY, APRIL. 17, lt63. Between the hour of 10 o'clock a.m. and 4 v 'clock p. m.. at the court house door, in Plymouth, Marshall county Indiana, aa the law directs, the following decribed real estate (to wit): The norvh half of lot eighty seven (87) and lot eighty eight (8H), in the ongional plat of the town of Plymouth, with the improvements and tenimenta there on, situated in Marshall c ninty Indiana, to the highest bidder tor cash without regard to appraisment laws, subject to redemption. DAVID HOW, Sheriff M. C. s HERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of sale and a decree ol foreclosure of mortgage issued out of the office of the clerk of the Marshall circuit court in f 1 vor of John W. Moffett and against Henry A. Snepp, Timothy T. Lonn and John Myers, trustees of the United Brethren church, to me directed I I will offer for sale at public auction on SATURDAY, APRIL 10, between the hours of 1U o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. at the court house door in Plymouth, Marshall county, IndiaBa,as the law directs the following described real estate to wit: Commencing sixty six feet (66) due east of the north east corner of section number thirty five (35) iu Boley's first addition to the town of Boarbon, thence east one hundred and twenty six (126) feet thence south seventy seven (77) feet thence west one hundred and twenty six (126) feet thence north seventy seven (77) feet to the place of beginning situated in Marshall county, state of Indiana, to the highest bidder for caeh without regard to appraiseaient laws. Subject to redemption. DAVID HOW. Sheriff. s H ER IKE'S SALE. By virtue of an order of sale and a decree of foieclosue of mortgage issued out of the office of the clerk of the Marshall circuit court in favor of Alvin C. Elliott.and against Cliristena Johnson, John Sanquist and Carrie Sanquist, to me directed I will effcr for sale at public auction, on SATURDAY, APRIL, 1, 1869, Between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m. and 4 o'clock p.m., at the court house de-or in Plymouth, Marshall conty, Iodiaha, as the law direct, the following described real estate, to-wit : The east half of the north h If ol the west half of the south-east quater ot section eight (8 ), in township thirty-three (33), north of range two (2) east, cootaninig twa nt v acres more or less, situated iu Marchll county and state of Indiana. to the highest bider for cash, without regard to appraesmcnt law, eaojest to redemption. DAVID HOW, Sheriff, M C.

MEDICAL

C. S. S. Todd, DRUGGIST, (Dr T. A. Lemon's old stand). Michigan street, Plymouth. Indiana. Dr. L Johnson, FnYSICAN SURGEON Hourhon. Ind. Office AL over Grosu & Beck Bro's hardware store. 49. Dr. A. 0. Horton. SURGEON DENTIST. Can be consulted at his ortlce every day except Mondavsand Tuesdays. Office over Westervelt's Store, Plymouth, Ind. J. J. Vi nail, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Particular intention paid to obstretric practice, and diseases of women and children. Office over Itrownlee's store. Residence opposite tlie north-west comer of the public square, Plvmoutb, I nd . 10-28. Dr. J. M. Confer, PnYSICIAN & SURGEON. lateSunrcon of the 2'.ith Indiana Infantrv, offers hi & professional services to the nennle of Murshnll i .. ,, t and residence, west side of Michigan St.. thre blocks north of the Parker House, Plymouth. L'Dr. F. Wm. Carus Yon Kessler, (formerly strceos of the saxony army, Offers his professional services to the citizens of Marshall and vicinity. Office, for the present, at '" farm rcHidencc, on the Bremen road, in North Blimp. 32-ly ATTORNEYS. Corbin & Van Yalkenburgh, ATTORNEYS and Real Estate dealers. Have a complete Abstract of all the Heal Eatate !n Marshall count, and have constantly for sale Improved Farm, will lands and Town Lots. Bunnes and dwelliup bonnes to rent. Office over th Bank, Plymouth, Ind. J. (j. Osborne, A Imm TTORNEY at Law. and .Tnstice of tho Tcacev removed his ofilce to the east side o1 Michigan street, on the block next north of the Parker Ilonse wbere be will be pleased to see those having business to transact with him. Collections made and money promptly remitted. Particular attention given to the settlement of estates and guardianship. 1 38. A.C. ('apron. ATTORNEY A NOTARY, War Claim Agent, will attend to all professional business placed in his hands, promptly and carefully. Particular attention given to guardianships and the settlement ofdecedent's estates. Pension, bounty and back pay of deceased and disabled soldiers procured at reasonable rates. Deeds, mortgage? and other written instruments neatly and quickly drawn up and acknowledgments taken. Collections made and promptly remitted. Office over II. B. Dickson's hardware store, Plymouth, Ind. 10-20. C. H. Reeve, ATTORNEY at LAW. and War Claim Agent. V will practice in Fnlton, Stark. LaPorte and Kosciusko, as well as Marshall, counties. Collections promptly and efficiently attended to. -Care fill attention given to probate business. Insurance effected on lives and property, in the best companies in the United States. Special attention paid lo the proserutionof claims of soldiers, their wMmti and hirs. for bounty, arrears of pay, pensions and other clnlm. Mtfftrtmtm: FanreH, Field Jk Co..chicago,simw, Harbour A Co., Cincinnati, Bucklv. Sheldon &Co. N. Y . Graft". Bennett Jfc Co., Pittsburg. 9-46-MISCELLANEOUS. L. Shakes, & Co. " OILL1ARD Room. Three first class tables. The I Pureet Liquors and best Cigars in town alw on band. Rooma, Second door north of Bank. lwayJ. V. Bailey & Co. w ATER Mill. The lc8t flour manufactured always on hand. Griuting done to order by a flrst-claes miller. Thi- highcut market price iu cah paid all times for Wheat. Mill at north-at part of town. Shoemaker & Brenfleek, MEAT MARKET. Keep constantly en hand the best neleetlons of Beef, Pork. Mutton and Vi al the county affords. Also manufacture a superior article of Bologna Sausaee. Market 1st door east of Methodist church, on Laporte street. J. R. Losey, TEWELER. Clocks. Watches and Jewelry re Ii paired promptlv and iaa workmanlike manner. Kmih for Kale flocks. Watches. Plated ware .jewelry. gold pans and full stock pertaining to his trade. Occupies part of Paul's Boot & Shoe Store. Jahn S. AHeman, CI ROCER and Produce Dealer. ITas a choice J stock f fresh Groceries on hand. Pays the highest market prhe for all kinds of country produce. Can provide citizens of town with the best the country affords. Store fourth door north of Itank. A. . Holtzendorft, FASHIONABLE BAUHEB, CHICAGO BARBER SHOP, Cnder Marks Ehrlich 's store. Shaving, Hair Cutting. Shampooning, &c. done in the best stvle. Particular attention given to Pyefaag Hair and Whiskers. The highest price paid for ladie's hair. 11-34 A. C. HOLTZENDORFF. J F. Van Valkenburgo. TTHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE--pure Liquors V for medicinal and other purposep. can be had at my store, one door north of th Branch Bank. May 18, l$r,5. J. F. VANVALKENBC RGH. Daslanger, TTTAGONS. Carriasrcs, etc. C Haslanjrer A Wagons, CarV Bro.V. manufacturers of rinjrcn, etc. Blacksniithin. paintin and grainUs done to order. Bank ins: Company PLYOUTH IND. The Plymouth Branch Banking Co., (successors to the Plymouth Branch Bank of the State ot Indiana. open from 9 to IS o'clock, a. m., and from 1 to 4 o'clock p. m. T. CRB88NBR, President. 13-9 T. CHKSSNEH. jr.. Cashier. cCarij House, TTTANATH. INI) South side P. F. W. A CR f R. , ndioininir the nasseeneer dencK. Guests stopptnj here will receive nri-t-class scrommorta tlon at moderate rates, and from the care free. 47 E Baggage conveyed to McCCRDY. Prop r. CROCERS. A. IIECKEK Si, CO., Wholesale and retail dealer in OR 0 OERIES, PR 0 VI SI OSS, CROCKER Y. QUMEKM WARF, Tobacco, Clours, to , PLYMOUTII, - - INDIANA. TVST OPENED. J SHOOK & CRAWFORD on the Corner South of thr 'rrJer house, has just opem l a ,plcndit line of Quoenc GLASSWARE and LAMPS Of the latest and most apnrov;d styles, wlnoh will be sold at prices that defy competition. CALL AND EXAMINE. Also a fresh supply of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIESCash Paid for Ceti n try Product. 17 SHOOK k CRAWFORD.

HARDWARE.

BICK k TÖAN Have large and well asserted stock or Domestic and Foreign HARDWARE In Northern indiana. consisting f ALL xrxns or SHELF GOODS, IROX. NAILS, GLASS. SASIL PAIXTS, oils, rvrrr, a large stock oebox LOOK AXD PARLOR STOVE OX HAXf BOUGHT BEFORE THE A I) VIXCF, Which they propose selling Cbeapr than aa v otter store in town. All kinds of Tin, Copper and Sheet Im Ware MANCFACTl P.ED TO ORDER. By the best workmen in the state, and Warrantod to give satisfaction. TERMS : greenbacks: nighest market'price paid for Old Iron, Brass, Copper, Etc Jan. 1, lr,6. BUCK A TOAH. H ARDWAHE. H. B. DICKSON, Dealer in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWAXB, in the WITH ROOM UP BROffMEES BRICK BLOfI, PITIOITH. Dft Keeps constantly on hand a large and well assorted stock of every description of hardware ia almost every shape, size and quantitv and quality from an American cooking stove to ä coffe heater, or from a crow bar to a paper f 4 02 tacki. 8 T OIV E 8 of every kind : elevated ovenn, sqnar parle sheet iron. box. fancy or plain, with complete trimmings to match. Sir ELF GOODS of every description. Ilonse trimmings, door ana wiiiaow uings, glass and sash, oarpeater'a xooie, SAILS by the keg or ponnd : mill saws, loj and tow ins, the best axes in the weat. Tin. brass lit c ttal hollow wares of all kinds PLOWS, SHOVELS. and all kinds of agricultural ntensils including forks that load and unload hay bj hora power. A cpleudid assortment ol cutlery, Fisn nOOKS AND HIB Korrs, wirf, BKLNG, COW BELLS, ISO STKL IN HARP, ROLLS, SHEETS, ASD BINCIIKS, AND EYERYTBIKO, COMMON TO A HART" -WARK ESTABLISH M E NT . in fact everything that any one ever thought af baying in a hardware store, aud a thoasaad thlags besides, with a NEW STOCK constantly arriving, which they will sell cheaper than the same can he bought at any other plaoa this side of Pittsburgh. All kinds of tin, sheet iron, copper and braas ware made and repaired on reasonable terms an short notice. -tf H. B. DICKSON, WAREHOUSE. I A I PLASTER, j LAND PLASTER. For Freh, New, (Jrand. Rapid Laud Plaster 0 to the YEL LOW VA RE HO USE Prime new TIMOTHY, CLOVER, ft I 'YG AR I AW A XD MILLET SEED Alwnvson hand. AIpo SEED OAT?. RYE. A. Now If the time to -t a supply for Spring powiiiij. Beat quality of WARSAW FLOUR Constantly on hand. (.'ASH TAID FOR GRAIK 0 all k'iudfl. at all times, delivered at th YELLOW WAREHOUSE. 4 H a TnATR. BEE-HIVE. STANSBURrS ixraovrn PATENTED OCTOBER 2D, 1868. Patenfed hv I'pton Stanubnrv. STA?CBrRY A DICKSON, ol thir plaee. Thix Hive is undoubtedly the most economical Hive now before the public, po8ciox, in a implifirdand convenient from.th advatflge of all "th. r ffive. and ditpenoinc wita all MMMMSB flxfuren,r hk h t-nd only to focrwaes the cost, perplex the bee-raitfer, aud rndvr tbeir uee impracticable. State, county, and Individual rights arc aow fo sale by STANSBURY AND DICKSON PLYMOUTH, INDIANA. lOtf MANUFACTURERS. pLYMOVTH rOtNDRT Mi MACHINE SHOP ENGINES BUILT AND REPAIRED O SHORT NOTICE. PULLKT8, SIIAFTINCr, MILL GEARINGS, CASTINGS, miscellaneous anrf rammm on hand or wtAf onle r. Tha hops, which wert destroyed by tra 1 . . . . .1. . r . , , - wmm m imer, nave oeen reouui ana iwruian 1 low machlnerv throthont. All kinds a castings dot ia ths best ttyla mot dnrahls aunaer. wit

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