Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 14, Number 32, Plymouth, Marshall County, 15 April 1869 — Page 3

TÜE DEMOCRAT.

Irrs Abont Home. Go to Faulknor's and get a good looking pirture, taken by a good looking art-lit.

- .. , .. i Dorn 3iay I. i!?4U; came to tins p Riad the notice of corporation election ' ' . , . n .'Wii. On the breaking ont of t: in this week a paper, and bo governed. . - i war iie enlisted in the first co

iccordingly. Tab Presbyterian sociable meets this (Thursday) evening, at the residence of . F. Fisher, ou Center itrcet. We now have on hand a lot of blank deeds ana moriga-es; aisojusuces um, neatly printed and for tale at reasonable price The pat ih sociable of lie St. Thomas' Episcopal i parish, eatiTeaeathia evening at the residene of Jarob Klinger, on Center street. Music will be in attendance. Thipb has been but one snow storm in this vicinity during the past week, and the boys hardly know whether they shall go In Bwimruiug or skating. J. V. Bailey has twenty -two most eligible town loN for sale, in the north-east oart of Plvmouth. .vhich he; will sell cheap and on easy terms to parties t.csirlng to make improvement. E. II. Sott, Esq.. ex superintendent or the C- C. Jt L. railroad, paid our town a visit yesterday. Mr. Scott is looking and feeling well ; and is very actively engaged with his duties as business agent for Mr. Litchfield, a large capitalist of New York. Several very fine residences are in process of construction in our town, which, when completed, will ad 1 materiall to the beauty of the place, of which we will speak more at length hereafter. Tu employees of the C. C. & L. railroad presented ex superintendent Scott, on his resignation, with a splendid Mid watch chain, as a token of their esteem. Wi are under obligations for favori received from Hon. D. M. Donald, our faithful representative in the state legislature. Mny thanks. Who proposes to sprinkle tho streets this summer ? Jt will become the duty of some public spirited citizen to commence soon. Paxtih failing to pay their taes by next Mm lay will suffer the penalty of j the law as delinquents. The cheaper end better war is to s.-ttle up ere it be too late. Ths sciaMe. at Joseph Wotcrvelt's on last Thursday evening was the pleasantof the eesao A number "tripped the light, fantastic " for the first time during their probation ou this mundtiif vale of tears. We propose adding three hundred BjaasM t our aal scription liit during the aixt hree months, and shall then procure new type and enlarge the Democrat to an right column paper, We shall also add about two columns i f first class advertisements to our present list, and then toy and make the concern profitable to ourselves and our r a lers. Last Friday and .Saturday were rather 'turbulent days in our streets. The whiskey imbibed by the originators of the tr. m bles teemed to be a little more pugnacious than usual, and led its subjects into diver-and sundry " condemned difli tulties," very much to the annoyance- an 1 disgust of tho decent portion of our Community. FltlfMnf TacR. Passing down Main street the oilier evening, during Ike Wet am i' hours, at or about the hour when graveyards yau n, ar.d spooks are supposed to btalk forth on their ghostly missions, wt heard thc following remark on the part of an individual fondly embracing a lamppost: "Leave yu, my friend, in eotip(hic)sy a condi im, ami not ia a condition to take care of yoaredf ? (hie) never ! " Xr.w FinM Hiram A. Work 1 as purchased the interest of Mr. Camler, in the ?ate firm of Gamier ft Reeves, an 1 the firm will hereafter be Lcvon as Work fe Heeves.at the old stand, Mr. Work is well and most favorably known to the people of our community, and seems pe CSlmrly fitted for the grocery trade. His bump of order and Beatness and appreeialion of thc good thir. 's necessary to make a grocery store p pu ar, are fully appreciated by the pub' ic. The success of thc new firm is a foregone conclusion, for the laws of business are inflexible, and merit must have its reward.

a. ivi. . mm w ir vnaHi rwriiuuj, j iHülana ior tup purpve ui OiCia nvu An inviteß the patronngc of pnrents and tnistoc, one clerk and treasurer, one marthenuhlir in ssmL -T. rms In-,, x,, , fhal, and one assessor, all for the cerporate

O . ... A1U extra charges for teaching th. German language. Inquire of ('. Bergman, at Lauer p dry go ! store. Btill tliy come. New goods, new s'yiee, aim low prices, ut J. 31. Ud lien Store. Tlic larori-st onrL- in town. Don't fail to call before purchasing kIm - . n ,, , f , where. Gentlemen s suits gottev up m latest tt)lc on short notice . w call the especial nttentiod ol our readers to tlic- advertistment of thc AllemimWnnl.n FMitft at Tinnier nnctmrn rr. . . , f , This mstitutiou lia for ycttrs jetn fvor -

ably known to our citizens. anJ isa source Ji diana, they are therefore hereby notified of pride to our county. With thc latest c pendency of said complaint sgainst - i ii- . . i taem, and unless they appear and answer or and most approved uiaclmiery, under the demu; tMnta tiieJcftriinRof said cau.o, on efficient management ti D. F. Kay, Eq , cbe fccorrd day of thc neat term of said conrt, the factory must ueeessarily prove satis j to be begun and lield at ihe court aeesft, in ii ill 1 n ii the town of Plymouth on the fifth Monday of factery to aJi wikj iransai t business w Uli it. i M lucfl , . . , . , j m . May law, ssid oomplaint and the matters ana T Ä - - . , , things therein contained and alledged will be oea who admire superb lewclrvnnd1, a A a-a i .u w -heard and determined in their absence. correct time p4tce should call on J. H. JOHN C. CUSHMAN, Clerk. m per 0. P. Klisccs, Deputy. Charles II. Reeve, Pl'ffs Atty. 35

OBITl'ARY.

Dikd. On the 13th inst., at his residence in Plymouth, Ind., Maj. John M. Moore, aged 28 years. Major Moore's death was occasioned by wounds received and disease contracted during his service in thcaimy. He was born May 13,1840; came to this place in le late company formed in this place, and; afterwards served in the 10th Indiana regiment. .oon cftcr this, he was commissioned by Gov. Morton to orgauize a new company ol which he became captain Co: H, 7th T d Afterwjini llc NVas promoted major, , . , ffi . fi,, . theclosc of thc war. Ho was in thc battles of Mill Springs, seige ofCorinth, and baitla of Perryville. lie was married about ayear and a hal f ago. Major Moore was a young man of unusual promise, and had won a high place in the esteem of all who knew hiia. Just entering life, by thcn'ysteiious dispensation of Providence he is taken to the great unknown. He leaves many sorrowing hearts, and his death will be long and sincerely mourned by our whole community. His bfreaved family have in an unusual degree the sympathy ot all. j The funeral takes place to-day, under thc auspices of the Ma;onic fraternity. It is said by some that A. Ilawley, Esq., is selling bis stock of Boots and Shoes ag cheap as over. Others even insist that he is lower than he used to. We can hardly believe this possible, but we do believe, and know, that he has a large stock of the very best goods, and Bells them as cheap rt3 any man can sell honest goods. He believes in quick sales and small proGts. CaaPn School Notice. Thc spring term of this school will commence Monday, April lOtlt, under the management of Mr. W. L Sturgeon, principal, and.Miss Beams Raa&eU, ass't. Thc school room is being improved and e very effort will be made to make it the most pleasant and desirable school in town. Terms of tuition, primary scholars $4, more advanced $0. For admission, apply to the directors, E. D. Bills, Win. SchofieM, or J. D. Gray. 31-3W Fon Sai.i at a bftfgMtt. A stock of 0TJ roo lsand groceries, boots, shoes, &c, and store room to rent, in a central location, on Mil -hi.iranstreet, Plymouth, Ind. Apply to F.. n. lb m.s. SSZ SPECIAL NOTICES." lyOTICE EXTHAORDIXARY. Parties having key beiordne to J, RrrafrhnnV mcr will confer a favor on tum by retaming the. immediately, ami save trouble. April 15, im. J. KLINOH AM MER. JISSOI.l'TIOX NOTICE. Tin partnership heretofore exNtinc 'nnder the firm Sf nf f ntTT Rei ves, is this da; diMOlTil by mutual eoeaent. Tho notes and acronnN due the 1 ite firm. will he rolleef c4 by H. A. Work Jt s. K. Beeves, and thc liabilities will p paid ty f hem TIMOTHY CASL.BR. April tttli. ls-.9. S. E. BBBTBS. 1R SALE. A Mrrel mare about 7 years old. sonnd and well broke t. Mrk. Apply" to E. I). BILLS. "p.Vl 'LK SOU'S PBOTOGR A PIT GA L L ER Y ia CorlAn iC Btninn' Br-k Block. IVaairaphe. Assbrotjps, (lem Ptetvres. &c. takn in th- b"t stvl-'(.r the ar. in all kinds of weather. Presses cmuisatly on lnmd. 24 M. M. FAI'LKNOR, Op'r. yOOhEI FACTORY. Allemaii Woolen Factory, T I IT KC A N BIOW N, IND., Mtr.vf'Tt'ir r of CASS i MERE. DOESKIX SS KEP GMATS, Pfeift i"d Fancy MOB. JF1V. BBN, BIWKETS, BT0Ct!6 IIBJ, CLOTB DRESMmI, BTWUTG, FVLUSn, tt r.. tr. T.-le!i, raiding. Spinning, ÄC. All of our mane I 'ilartnre we will crcbnuir' for Wool at the Fictory or :it A. L. ABllSSSe A Oe.S Cabinet Store, two dor.rw Sou:h of the Parker Boaee IMvmonih. Ind. 3-2-3m E LECTION NOTICE. Notice ii hereby fiiven, that on the 31 ilay of Muy, 1869, tliat bei the first Monday in that month, that there will be an elec tion held it thc court house in Plvmouth. town of Ph mouth , Indiana. J P. IIAVVK1NS, Clerk. STATE OF INDIANA, Xeaaaaati Countt. $ In common plea court, May term A. D 1WJ. Elizabeth M. Conkline, 1 I va S;. C??kl"Z r.ndxiV ( Flc and Lewella Mai ble Conklnip, 1 (rninor) b J Ttie plaintiff in the aboro entitled eartc, by his attorncr, hae filed is my office hiacouifant Mates thc defendants, and it appear inby ths alHdavit of a competent persau i that the defendants LcwelU S. Coaklin.', (adult) and Lewella Marble CoaklUac : fmin0r. are non-redent of the sute of

NEW ADVET'S

WE ARE COMING Wlwrt.cu A .4 CmaL to lsC-", la Clerk'a 00. of DM O NCR MORE WITH A NEW SPRING STOCK in our great One Dollar Sal of Dry and Fancy CUTLERY &C &C PREMIUM RATES OF SHEETING: For Club Thirty 1 Yds. Sliertlng. Sixty, 43 " M One Hundred, 63 ! All other premiums in same ratio. Ki'lnrged Exchange LUt. with new and iuful Srticlf. See new Circular and sample. Sent to any address free. Please send your Money by Registered Letter, addressed to J. S. I1AWES & CO., 123 4 130 Federal St., Boston1 Map. P. O. Bos C. 29-6w LICENSED BY THE UNITED STATES C. THOMPSON & CO GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE OF Drv GNmAB, Dress Goi d. Linens. Cottons, FANCY (;oins. Albums. Bible. Sll-ver-l'lated Ware, Cutlery, Leather and German Good! of every di'fcriptim. f-c These article s to be sold at the uniform price of ONE DOLLAR EACH, and not to be paid fir until yon know what you arc to receive The most popular and econnmical method of aenglMsiawM in Ism eeentry. The grinds we have for Mlfl arc described on priated lip. and will bo sent to anv addreet il the rate of 10 cent each, to pay for postage, printins, .tc. It i then at tin option of holder. whether they wfU i?oud one dollor for thc article or not. By PATROfizixc. this Sm.k von have a chance to exchange your cnoflj, should the article mentioned o'i the printed slip not he desired The Bsaalleet Articles old for ONE DOLLAB can he exchanged for Silver-Plated. Kivc-Bottk-d Itevolvinc Castor, or yonr Choice of a lare Variety of other Articles upon Exchange List, compri'-incr of 2.rn useful articles, not one ol which covld he hoaihl at any retail country store for nearly douhlethe amount. TERMS TO AGENTS. We seud a? commission to Agents: For a C!ub of Thirty .and $3,00, one of the following article ; a Maefcet Shot nnn. or Austrian Kiflc. 'i1' Yturd Votttm, Ladv'c Far.cy ftqnare Wool Shall, Lancaster uilt, Aerordeou. Set orfe. l-Hlad m! Knives and Forks. Violin and Bow. Fancv Dros Pattern, Pair Lidie' extra quality Clolh Boots, one dozen larL" size Linen Tewel, Alhamhra (ailt. Honereonih Qnilt. Cottape Clock. White Wool Blanket, 1T yard best naality Print, rl yards Delaine, one dozen Linea Dinner Napkins, fcc. For a Club of Sixty, and f.600, one of the following articles : Revoh er.'Shot Gnn. or S)rinL.'fil(i Ride, 41 Yards Sheetine. Pair llon -vromU tjuilt. t yllurter Watch. 4 yard-1 Donhle ITIdtli Water proof Cloaking, Lady's Doable Wool Shall. Lancaster Quilt. Alpacca Dress Pattern. Kmjravcd Stiver-Plated Rix-Rottle4 1(vohriop Castor. Set of Ivorv-Handl- d Knives. with Silver-PIated Forks. Pair of Ail-Wool Blankets, Pair of Alhamhra Quilt-i, TO yards Print, or a Marseilles tjiiilt. Double Eiuht-Keyed Accordeon, Webster's National Pictorial Dictionary (GOO engraTini.'.KK) pajjes), 3;i yards Doeskin lör ic. Fora Club of Ono Hundred, anl$l0,0D0, D'nble Barrel Shot Gun. Rifle Cane, or Sharp's Ride, S3 yards Sheetine. Fancy f 'a-sim re Coat, Pants and Vest Pattern (extra quality), Pair Splendid Hose Bhuikets. Fancy Plaid Wool Long Sliawl. 25 yd. Hemp Carpetinp. splendid Violin and Bow. 'splendid llpaera Dress Pattern, Silver floating-Cased Watch. Binakl Barrel Shot Gnn, Slurp's Revolver, onc'pair fine Damask Tabl 'overs, with one dozen dinner Napkins to match, Worcester's Illustrated Unabridged Dictionary. (1880 payee), c. W" For additional list fo commissions, see Circular. Commissions .ron Larger Clubs In PllOroRMON. Aijenf will plao take notice of this. Do no pent! aames, but umher your cluhe from one up wiird. Make your letters short and plain as posn ble. TÄKEPARTICULAE NOTICE OFTHIS: O-Be SURE and Send Monev in ALL CASKS by RISGI3TBRB0 LETTER, which can bo sent from any Post Office. TMs way nf sending money la preferred to any other method whatever. We cannot ha resnonsihhi for money lost, unless some precautions arc taken to insure it safety. SEX FOR CIRC TL 4 RS. Send your addrc?s in full. Town, t'ounty and Stnto. 8. C. T lOMPSON & CO , FEDERAL STREET, Boston Mass20 iw FURNITURE 1 PALMER, Dealer In all kinds of FURNITURE, OA' LaPOiiTK ST11EET At new and paclon rooms where he keeps of k'ood the bct and cheapeol aortment eycr offered in Plymouth. A FIRST CLASS II E ARSE, will be furnished n funeral occasion on reasonable term-. C. PALM Kit. WAREHOUSE. LAUD PLASTRK, LAND PLASTER. For Fresh, New, Grand, Itapid Land Plaster go to the TEL LOW VA RE 110 USB Prime new TIMOTHY, CLOVER, HEXO ARIAM AND MILLET 8JULD Aiwa vs on hand. Also SEED OATS, RTB. As. Now is ths time to get a snpply for Spring sowing. Best quality of WARSAW FLOUR Constm.tlr r.nhand. t'ASH PAID FOrtGRAI of all kindrt, at all times. delivered at ths VKLLOW WAREHOUSE. 4S II. O. TIIATR, A PPM CAT ION FOR 1. 1 1 K N K. Notio i- Ii reby plven that the nndersijrncd will apply t t!i- '.oard ofcomaiissioners of Marshall rounty, a' Me ir June term, 1S, for license to retail, vinous malt and spiritious liquors in less qnsntltie 11 in a quart. Thc location on which I propose 0 s II, Is lot No. seventy one (71) In Cabnsirsadditloa to the town of Plvmouth. n FERDINAND KIMPbEK.

LEGAL ADVERT S.

gHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of sale and a decree of foreclosure ot mortgage issued ont of the office of the clerk of the Marshall circuit court, in favor of John F. Moffitt, and aga-nst Henry A. Sncpp, Timothy T. Linn and John Myeri, trustees of thc United Brethren church, to me directed I will offer for sale at public auction on SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1869. betweftn the hours of 10 o'clock a. in. , and 4 o'clock p. m., at the court house door in Plv mouth, Marshall county, Indiana, as the law directs the following described real estate (to wit): Commencing sixty six feet (66) due cast of thc north east corner of lot number thirty five (35) in Boley's first addition to the town of Bourbon, thence east one hundred and twent six (126) feet thence south seventy seven (77 ) feet thence west Ohe hundred and twenty 6ix (126) feet tnerce nerth seventy seven (77) feet to the p,acc of beginning situated in Marshall county, state of Indiana, to the highest bidder for cash without regard to appraisement laws, subject to redemption. DAVID HOW, Sheriff. STATE OF INDJAHA.l MAaSHALL COUKTY. 38 To all whom it it may concern, greeting : Whereas, at the February term 1869, of the Marshall circuit court, it was ordered thai for the hearing of the cause of Henrv L. Brook et al, vs David G. Rose et hl, and the case of Jacob T. Forbes et al, vs Theopholus Cain etal then pending, an adjourned term of said court would be held on the lfth I day of June It 89. Therefore bo it known that for thc trial of the aforesaid causes an adjourned term of the cireuit court for the county of Marshall, will be began and held at the court house, iu the town of Plymouth, on Tuesday the 15th day of June, A. D . 1869. and con tinued from day to day untill the business of said term shall be completed, of which the the parties to the causes aforesaid , together with the regular pannel of petit jurors for the Febrnary term 1869, of said court will take notice, and stid pannel of jurors will then and there be in attendance, and fail not at their peril. In testimony whereof, I.John C. Cushman, clerk of the uraanu circuit court, uave hereunto set my hand and affixed the sI of said court at office in Plymouth, this 12th day cf April 18H9. v ' JOHNC. CUSHMAN, Clerk circuit court. S" E RIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of sale and a decree of foreclosure of mortgage issued out of the oföceofthe 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 thc 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, chaincs, hooks, trucks and tracks, ai.d all of the intrest right title and claim of the said Edward Hope, in and to a certain lease, excuted May 16. 1368, by Isaac Wclchhouse. to said Hope, for a certain tract of real estate, described as commencingat the south-east corner of the steam mill, now built on the north-west quarter of the north-west quirterof section thirty-three (33) in towusMp thirtv-three f 33;, north of I rtluS mree(.) east, in Marshall countv, I Indiana, running thence south fourteen rods I thence east ten HO) rods, theneo nnnh twenty-four (24) rodj,thencc west twenty-four (24) rods, thence seuth twenty-four (94) rods, thence east fourteen (14) rods, containing six (6; acres, in Marshall county, Indiana, to he highest bider for cash, without regard to appraisment laws; subject to redemption. DAVID HO W, Sheriff If. C. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of sale and a decree of foreclosure mortgage issued oat ef the office of the cler of the Marshall circuit court, in favor of Robert Cummings, and John Cummings, and against Eliza Paul, and John Paul, to me derectcd I will offer for sale at public auction on SATURDAY, APRIL. 17,1863. Betwecn the hour of II) o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m.. at the court Iioiise door, in Plymouth, Marshall coun'.y Indiana, as ti o law directs, the following decribed real estate (to-wit): The Bank half of lot eighty seven (87) and lot eighty eight (88), in the original plat of the town of Plymouth, with the improvements and teniments there on, situated in Marshall c unty Indiana, to the highest bidder lor cash without regard to appraisment laws, subject to redemption. DAVID HOW, Sheriff M. C. STATE OF INDIANA,) MaRSUvLL CoiNTY, S In circuit court August term lfd William J. Montague, "j V8 Beiden ruller, Austin Fuller, Parti t ion. i no piamiui in the abovo entitled cause, by his attorney, has filed in my office hiscomplaint against the defendants, and it appearIsg by thc affidavit of a competent peison that tue defendant Beiden Fuller, is a nonresident of the state of Indiana, he is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said complaint against him, and unless he appear and answer or demur thereto at the calliug of slid cause, on H e second day of tho next teira of said court, tobe begun and held at the court house in the town of Plymouth, on the second Monday of Auugust said comphint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged will be heard and determined in his absence. JOHN C. CUSHMAN. Clerk. A. C Capron Pl'ffs Atty. 30 S MERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of sale and a decree of foreclorureof a macbanics Ken issued out of thc office of the clerk of the Marshall com in on pleas court, in favor of Phillip Good, for the use of William II. Simons, and against Edward Hope, to mederected I will Ter for sale at public auction on SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1669. Between the honrsof 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p.m., at the court house door in Plymouth, Marshall county , Indiana, as the law derects the following described property, (to wit). The steam saw mill building, machinery, engine, boiler, and fiitures, aad .'all the intrest of the said Edward Hope, in the leased premises on land 011 which said mill stands, in section 3.'t in township 34 n. range 3 east, in Mar-hall county, Indiana, subject to appraisment. DAVID HOW. Sheriff M. C. AMBAh LIFE. Is fnll of rorrnprion and wo can only hope to escape the Ills which flesh is heir to by a judicious use of the remedies In nature's stsre-house. Ia all thn time which has past since the world began, mankind has given great attention and some of Its best talent to the tudy of medicine. While Mils sacrifice has not been wholly in vatn, thc farts elicited are few and mostly unsatisfactory. A niong the truths which have been elicited is, "that if we keep the blood pure we must be healthy." To purify the blood there Is no medicine eiiual to Morse h Indian Root Pills, as thousands or testimonials will vrify. t'se Morse's Pith ifyou wish torecaln and reUin yonr health.Morse's Fills are the best medicine for all Female Irregularities, Liver Complaints, Indigsstioi, nilliousness, DlpvepsU. neadsche, Ae. Sold by all Dealers. Ira

PRMCCItTS.

QLD LINK . DRIO STORE ESTABLISHED IX 184. W. E. BROW1V. Sitcctttor to PERSRIAG dt BROWN, Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, School Books, etc. PRESCRIPT! 0XS Carefully prepared at all hours of the day or night. WM. E. BROWN, Plymouth, lud D RUGGI5TS. ti.BL.inf & CO., Dealers In South-Wit Crnrr licLigat and Garro St!., Plymouth, Ind. II A VING Just received a fresh supply of every thing in our line of trade, conaisting mainly o Drngs, Medicines, PalntM, Oils, Dye Stuff, Vsrnl.li, (.ln.s, Brushes, Perfumeries, Yankee Xofionf, Stationery, Pure Mtdicines ami TAruor$ for medical purpose only to tu natcä ue invite attention. We have received, and will sell at reasonable rates.a qnantity of Kerosene and (.'oal Oil. Abo every style and sits For burning the same. W are alio airects for all tho popular PATENT MEDICINES. Of the day. Physicians' PRESCRIPTOiVS Carefully put np at all hours of the ntqht. by an experienced drnggist. We earnestly mvite tha public to favor us with a call and examine our stock, and become convinced of the fact that we are doing a liberal business. 19 G. BLAJK A CO. MANUFACTURERS ILYMOUTH FOUNDRY aad MACHINE SHOP. ENGINES BUILT AND REPAIRSD OH SHORT NOTICE. PULLEYS, SHAFTING, MILL GEARINGS, CASTINGS, miscellaneous and common, on hand or made to order. Those shops, which were destroyed by Are latit winter, have been rebuilt and furnished with new machinery throughout. All kinds of castings dons in ths best style aufl mot durable manner. Orders selititsd. 171 y WM. J. A OAFS. Proprietor. LIVERY. I VERT AMD I SALE STABLE. Ths nndersigned having purchased ths livery stahl f A I.I.MAN A KOSE, Is fully prepared to meat every want of the livery business. He has better horses and flser buggies than has ever beon kept in Plymouth, which he is prepared to furnish the public on th most reasonable terms. Travelers conveyed to any part of ths conntv on reasonable terms. i. L. IIAKVET, GROCERS BECKER A. CO., Wholesale snd retail dealer in GROCERIES, PROVISIOyS, CBOrKER Y, Q CEEXS WARB, Tobacco, Cijfitrsi, äo , PLTMOLTU, Indiana.

MEDICAL

C 8. S. Todd, D RfGGIST. (Dr T. A. Lemon- old stand). Michigan street. Plymouth, Indiana. Dr. L. Johnson, PIIYSICAN& SURGEON. Uonrbon. Ind. Office ovr Uroah & Uock Bro's hardware store. V). Dr. A. 0. Horton. SURGEON DENTIST, Can ho consulted at lit" oitlceevrrr day except Mondays and Tuesdays. Office over WestsrTllt'a Store, Plymouth, Ind. J. J. Yinall, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN A SURGEON. Particahtf attention paid to ohstrctric prnctlce, and disease! of women and children. Office over Brown lee's etore. Residence opposite thc north-west corner of the public square, Plvmouth, Ind. I lo-'js Dr J. S. Confer. PHYSICIAN & BÜROEON. late Surgeon of the 2!th Indiana Infantrv. öfter Iii profeepioual service? to the people of Marshall County. Ofllca and residence, went fide 'of Michigan St., three blocks north of the Parker House, Plymouth. Indiana. 9-33. Dr. F. Win. Cams Von Kessler, (FORMERLY SfRfiEOK OF TUB 8 A XON T AHMT, Offers his professional ecrvires to the citizens of Marshall and vicinity. OffiVe, for the present, at his farm residence, cr. the Bremen road, in North townshp. 32-ly ATTORNEYS. Corbin & Van Valkcnburh, ATTORNEYS and Real Estate dealers. Have a complete Abstract of all the Real Estate in Marshall county, and have constantly for sale Improved Farms. Will Ijinds and Town Lots. Business and dwelling hoases to rent. Offlco over ths Bank, Plymouth, Ind. J. (i. Osboriie, ATTORNEY at Law. and Justice of the Paee. has removed his office to the east stde of Michigan street, on the block next north of the Parker House where he will be pleased to se those having bnsiness to transact with him. Collection saade and aoney promptlv remitted. Particular attention given to the settlement of estates and guardianship. 12-32. A. C. Capron, ATTORNEY NOTARY, War Claim Arent. 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, mortgages andothcr written in-truin uts neatly and quickly drawn up and acknowledgments taken. " 'ollectlons made and promptly remitted. Office over H. B. Uicksou'd hardware store, Plymouth, lud. 10-20. C. H. Reeve, ATTORN. at LAW, and Wir Claim Agent. will p actlce in Fulton. Stark. LaPorte and Kosciusko, Tell as Marshall, counties. Collections prompt: v and efficiently attended to. -Care ful attention stiren to probate business. Insurance effected on li"rts and property, in the best companies in tho United States. Special attention paid to thc prosecution of claims of soldiers, their widows and heirs, for bounty, arrears of pav, pensions and other claims. Reftrme: FarweU, FleM Jt Co.,Chtca?o.Sh.aw, liarbour M Co.. Cincinnati. Bueklv, Sheldon Co. BT. T , Graft". B-nnett & Co.. Pittsburg. 9-4R-jVMSCELLANEOUS. L. Shakes, & Co. BILLIAKD Room. Three first class tables. The Pirest Liquors and best Cigars in town always on hand. Rooms, Second door north of Rank. J. F. Bailey & Co. fTTATRB Mill. The best floar manufactured vv always on hand. Gristing done to order by a flrst-ciass miller. The highest market price in cash paid all times for Wheat. Mill at norUi-cat part of town. Shoemaker & Rrenfleek, MEAT M ARKET. Keep constantlr sn hand Hiebest selections oflieef. Fork. Mutton and Veal the county affords. Also manufacture a superior article of Bttlopna Sausage. Market 1st door east of Methodist church, on Laporte street. J. R. Loscy, JEWELER. Cl.cks. Watches and Jewelry repaired promptly and in a workmanlike manner. Keeps for sale Clocks, Watches, Plated ware .jewelry, gold pans and full stock pertaining to his trade. Occupies part of Paul's Boot fc Shoe Store. John S, Allpunn, (1 ROCER and Produce Denier. Has a choice Jf stock of fresh Groceries on hand. Pays the highest market price for all kinds of country produce. Can provide citizens of town with the best the country affords. Store fourth door north of Bank. A. C. Iloltzeiidorlf, FASHIONABLE BARBER, CHIC A OO BiRBEll siop. Under Marks ft Ehrlich s store. Sharing, Hair Catting, Shasspooning, Ac. done in the best style. Particular attention u'iven to Djelng Hair and Whiskers. The highest pries paid for ladie's hair. 11-34 A. C. HOI.TZENDORFF. J. F. Van Valkenbursh. TTTBOLBSALB LIQUOR 8TORB pure Liquors Y for mrillrlnai and oMsr parposeps. can be had at my store, one door north of th Branch Bank. May I", 19G5. J. F. VABVALKBBBUBGR. C. Haslansrcr. WAGONS, Carriages, etc. C. ITashnjrer A Bro.'e, manufactarers of Wagons, Carriages, etc. Blacksmithing, painting and graining done to order. Banking Company, PLTOTJTH DTD. The Plymouth Branch Bank im,' Co.. (successors to the Plymouth I ranch Bank of the State ol Indiana,) open frost V to 14 o'clock, a. m., and from 1 to 4 o'clock p. m. T. CRK88NER, President. 13 -9 T. CRESSNKR. jr.. Cashier. HeCurdy House, TTTABJATR, IN'- South side P. F. W. A C. R W R . adjoining the passeenger depot. Guests stopping here will receivo first-class accommodation at moderate rates. Baggage conveyed to and from the cars free. 47 E. McCURBY. I'rop'r. . JUST OPESED. SHOOK & CRAWFORD, on ths Corner South of the far.ter h SSSM, Mut tuet opened a ftpttnttiil lino of Queens GLASSWARE aad LAMPS. Of the latest and most approved styles, which will be soM at prices that defy competition . CALL AND EXAMINE. Also a fresh supply of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIESCash Paid for Country Product. 17 SHOOK k CRAWFORD

RAIL-ROADS. Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne Chi cago Hallway, On and after Dec. 51, 1.8C8. Trains wUlJeivs stations duly, (Sahhaths crcepted, as follows -'Train leaving 'htru-o at 4.5 1'. M.. leaves daily j Train leaving Pittsburgh at .: P. M ., leave daily. TMADtS r;nt'r, WEST

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! 9.20 r M 4.50 F M 4.50 A 11.10 " j 5,37 " 1 6.57 12.45 h 830 ' 9iifl 1.42 - j 9,11 M 10.14 2.25 " !10.05 " 11.10 ' .1.20 " 10.55 " 1.20 TU 4.32 M 12.00 a M 1.48 " 5.36 " j l.Oo " 8.10 M f..50 " ' 9.05 " 4.40 " 7.18 M J 130 ,l 8 10 S.01 " S.15 S.5S M ?.30 M 8.45 " C SO 9,0 " 4.00 6 45 A MB " 4.tl M 6 SO 11. (r7 M 8.0 840 11.S8 M 6,-'i4 M '15 12. 'U p x 7.07 " 9 58 " 12.20 " , 7.5 10!1 l.eS " S.25 " 11.30 " 1.37 " i 8.5 IH.CT " 3.-20 M ld.40 " J.5 4.23 " 11,45 " 3,40

Fort Wavne Van Wert Lima... . Forest lp S'ndusk" lhicyrui C.est n' JMans flaw. . . Win -ter Orrvflle KsnssIBosL . CantM Alliance Snlem Rochcecer . . Pittsburgh.. 1.0O A SI 2.1-0 W. R. MYERS, Geu'l Ticket AgonT C. C ,. Lt. H. K. Time ftEK To take effect on Monduv, Fsbruarr 8, 1869,. at 7:80 a.m. ' 7 Goini North. Gotnj Souib. - STATIONS & SIDINGS, p a.r,o r.v S.0C " Sw88 " 5.12 50 Arr.Laporte W.... Sti.hvell , Kankakee .... Lve. J 7:80a. . Ti P:lS in S:49 - 54 . .. Walkerton . 18i U . tO 9 U 9 0 ! OS 4.4.r 4.30 tAt 3.5 s 2.21 2.15 1.55 1.51 .... anuii ts 27.... Tyner I Lve Plymouth 0 Arr do 12 Lve Aros 10 ... . Raibaeks . 7 ... Walnut 'Oft V . M :4S :30 50 30 40 5S 95 ..Arr. . . Lve. ..Arr. , 10 s;ii 40 tl '43 11 Lve Roaster 50,12 Vn i wl . . K. II. SCOTT. Superintendeat. HARDWARE. BUR Ä TOAN Ilsvea large and well asserted stodk o Domestic and Foreign HARDWARE In 5orthorn Indiana, conslstlnf nf ALL KBTD8 OF fiTTFLF G01) IRON, NAILS, BLASS, SA SIL PAINTS, OIM, PUTTY, A LARGE 'STOCK OBMOlL, COOK AND PARLOR STOfa ON HAM) BOUGHT BEFORE TUB AD VANCE, Which they propose selling Chearr than any eVer sitoro in town. All kinds ef Til, Copper aid Sheet Iron Ware MANUFACTURED TO ORDER, By the best workmen in the state, and Warranted to give satisfaction. TERMS : GREENBACKS! Btghest marke prise paid for Old Iron, Brass, Copper, Etc. Jan. 1, IS BUCK A TO AM. II ARDWARB. H. B. DI CKSON, Doaltr if P0REIQ5 AUD DOHRS TIC HivRD WAWM, tu the soriH mm of iMnun Bim mm, m Ol'TB. I. Keps constantly on hand a larpe and weD a sorted Kork of every desrrin'ion of hardware la almost ev rvhaio. size ana quantity and quality, from an Americau cooking stove to a coffee heal' er, or from a crow bar to a paper ef 4 oa tacks. STOVE of every kind; elevated ovens, quaes rearta. i'ti iu"u, irai, isncT or j Wlia MSILi.ekc trlutmiufs to siacb. M DEL F QOODB nt rv iMfHnt'nn tlnnu trlnmi'nM .1ka wlnoow baglugs, gl as and saah, carpeater a touia. MAILS by the kee or ponnd ; 111 eawa. s. er ar.4 torn TlB,braaa anl Chams, tn" teeieie" m wen. hollow warea of all kind. PLOWS, 6HOVBI.S, and all kinds of agrtrnltnral nteaaMs laelodtaf forks thru l'ad end unload hay by horse penes A enloudid aeeortsaent ot cutlery, rrsir -.. OKS A KD i.irs, I oi'FS, will, Um aar row nun, ia mil is hash, roh i, miiTi, am DCfci llKS, AST ITSnTTRttrt, COSlM' TO A BHDWAUK tT A BLl'BI ST . In fart evsrvthinir that any on ever theneht at hnvmgin a hardware stör, and a thoneant thins besidee, with a NEW STOCK ro-tantly nrrlvin?. which they WfU aell eheaper than ihe sasss Dsn be honght at any other place this side ef Pittsburgh. Ui klnSs Of tin, sheet Iron, eopper and Vrase ware made and repaired on reasonable tenna o abort ssntlct. .. fc.tf H B. PI' K R

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