Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 14, Number 39, Plymouth, Marshall County, 3 June 1869 — Page 3

DEMOCRAT.

News About Home. Rkmov.u.. Ah. Becker's grocery firm . may hereafter be touncl in the OKI auction room under this office. ; p1.r.?.,NAi..-TheTuimTous friends of laetaet Sim-one will be pleased to know I that he has so fat improved as to be able to make hb appearance upon the street. : i -T- - , , W nnderrtand thai tbe property kbowh aa WesterTelt'a corner, has been boafht by Wai. BIcndall, Eeq ., of this place. Our . r 1 -i ..:,-.! r,Am UlforuiJltlOl' however. 13 ilcTlcd HOm that quaint goaaiper, Madam Humor. Personal. Dr. T. D. Lemon, of La Porte, lias in his peeeeeaiofl a couple of laeter-egga bofiad and colored 33 years. ago. Their content, bare become dried to such aa extent as to render thadl exceedingly light. The Episcopalians of .Smth. Bend ate we wwerawiM, auuui cicv. a editic.-. lloaey and its eqairalent has irMil Wn anhsrihed to the amonnt of already been subscribed to tne amonnt oi Thia la right, a atep too long deferrc 1. Caaansoa Tleas Court is in sc Ion, ,luge toguen pifMunig. iws siderablc busimeas tl docket bat aone of special importance. Thb U the I last June term we shall have in Mai shall connty, aa the new law takes eflfect after this term. LaPoxtb haa freah atrawherrka This mav be all well enough, but of one thins -,v c are thoroughly and son owfuilv COB Tinoed, and that is, its principal hotel oeu the noons! table in Northern Indiana. We adrise Iheae whom it may concern, to read antl retlectTiik "inquiry has been made of M sevaral tiaaes during the past week, if the tlcltuquent corproi iuii tajtea are to lccollected, or If the present board ieetnf the lew ot taxt - last vear illegal and does not propose to enforce the collection 1 1 but retain what has already been paid ! . l . I i i.i. . i e cannot anawcr, out oniu owe iy know. ! TMK,.,litnrnffhLs Trr will be absent ! ,. , .- ' . ,. , for abont two montha after thii number, Mr .I.aKs, M, IV,n.,l,l trill min.rth it time assume editorial charge and the br.siness management of the Democrat. The ' anharaem -nt of the paper, arLiefa we pr.posed a few eraeks ago, will not be made wntil the close of this volume. Wa are informed thai J. L. &, I.E. . . .1 i . .. . ! oetierveii are oii(Mi.ir i iiic-ii imoi.c - . . . 1 LF ty la thia ricinity and have purchased at ft. Scott, Kansas, whither they intend moving la the fall, to engage in business, H.H. Rice, Esq., of nur pbiee, waa re elected Grand Master of the Masonic f:;i - m ternity of Indiana. heU week, by analmost unanimous aoic. jius h a ,..u.,Ä .loastMr Iicc is one f tl..- nnesl Masons m j liie eovntty and the ftalernity may eon ipmtaJatc ftaelf on having at Its bead s. acc( :Bspliahed a geBtlemaa. Hon. ). . Yw JJon;hl. of our coanty was appointed J taiof Qrand Deacon. Ail acqnaintct! with him'kiHv.v lie will dfaebarge the In itsr his aflljawilh efeltt t hi.ii'.- :' r.. honor to the em ft. M.xrrin. On the 'Tth n't-, at the rtsddcnrt of tna bride's father, iy Rev V. R.MikrK Mr. Walter T. Rogers and Hiss Martha A. Evans. With this notice we WCfk cd u bo',:n!ilul iijuiIj of cake Long live the happj pair. May then thadowl never j;r"n dim. Sfnj their two licait ever beat as one, and their troubles he infinteaiaaally minute and feldnaa. Xay each ta Ihe iher he a bearcnly aad poteaChsl talisman of aeatlc ami lor tag protection. May Their trials be hut ephemeral, and their ayaapathiefl blend do! unlike aweeteat euphonies melifluonsly In tune. May they ever utain the ahowef ed bleasins re siting from a well-fed nrinten benedic-' W were refreabed the other ercalna bv a i cntaik oil ihe part of I Bielaai hd V - I "cabinctmakertst-'1 It eras aonaenrhat as , .., ,,. ... .f . follow0 : "I OOS t sell half as many cof-

laaaa I aaad to. It people get s'u u they kxti, are sr re lo fret well. Buehteaj ie dull." ' Waaaat. M Wmmlkr oftk, WbHdf la warranter -,v.Tt rviir ara mrlth ik -(1. . , ed tocare RheanMllaBi and NewaWla. Sold on

v f ' ivaai i no uiL i liil ( i r 11111,11 ar friend fiurht ta iploy bit leiaarc , . . . . ft a bil.niCH.H biirn Willi hours in COBatructlD a c flii., death a ith hie acjtbe aittans by, - r.n aathaaiiihed torch, seull and crosshones. Vp Wotllil furthermore ailtrtrest j thai I nr moral J oan friead give encour ageaaeattoa few certain agents in the employ oi tne grim monster ; such as the reign of tin in f ma! "fashion," tight and 'hin Rhoee vviili cold fet.the su i Hing rloa n of medicines, potions anl osmetics. But we Rarhear tanher baahaeai adrtea. We ajaaM like to inquire if vr town trustees propose passing an ordinance requiring the muzzling or killing of dogi n our ttteeta This mneh r.'-eded action has already been taken in most of tl.c owns of the state, ami ihoald he attend I er to at once by c board. We counted fifteen dogs in thc area afflbftjf feet square j a day or two ago, and it was a poor day for dogs, too. There arc aereral hnndred m irtwu inai siKitiKi oe Kineo, or least . ... i l i i - i.'ii i . . . ,i 1 ir 1 . aaaanaa. U jampboota haa naade lti ap rearanee in rv. r.l onrth.nc f.!.,. ....... and an wc have no mad stone in town j preenntionary measures ihcaahj I taken. ' w - b . i - , i i t. niai ( The younK Ia4 rieh Marouis of IJutc.

recently converted to Jat Indicium its! Which these vn nr- prepared and from fhi- and liffim t ho ilo-oil0 , i 'i I ear experteaee aa the aaa of theaa, aaa hooeetlj rjiij,ing tan aweimra ta Jernsalem DJ I proa nnae tbeaaa goodaafe and reliahto me.iibia iiieta and liberalitv Hn nic: ""' Brtair atirely Ave Aoa ail aalaanana ea . J , ' IIC l'a - t i-r-dients titey ran he safely need weil preform -

luoe iiuurh in icir.s aii'i praver at the i.a J 1 fit tllf Vi r if. 11 B,ofti rrhora t . 4' .1. I : 1 - ' J " m . v v - - ui'vi.) . mm m Clt; I il I SCt' TS H lUti J ilraiUUS aiC 5UITtOSC(i to have mmmntmrni '

With the approach of warm weather our citizens should" receive timely .varnj teg and avoid the dire results consequent i from uneleanlincss. A casual observer

will at once sec and appreciate the iinpol.,.uire ofthese w l..,,.stions. Certain it jg nQ comniunUy wn hm rcmain ,uatliv iu the mkU( o(mlm All along under the wafc on the we side of Michigan between LaPörte andOarro, may bo fonnd deceajing fish, pieces of meat, I hen coops and 11 manner ol ftltL. The ; ivs.it cf this, if unobriated, will be a gentle hint for cholera and contagion to raakeata visit. Let. he town marahal see to this Blatter at once. Verily our m 1 organs tor snifdlin- were r:ih,'i- nv.iAo to be fed by the perfume of sweetest flow-1 irs instead of being irritated by so abominable a nnisancf . A GlAKT. Mr. Edwarda, agent of a IMwafJL Marbje Work 9 in this ! I city, took the measurement of a black I walant tree recently felled near Bethebem ('hut ch, Marshall county, the diameter 0f wfcich wae nine feet and a K , - - half, aod the firt limb seventy-five feet ' , length. U it the exception of the ginnt trees of California this tree meas j ures larger than any of American 1 ! iMMUVtll irn lini'rt if cn.n i.iifiliil Tt - . -eems like a sacnie-c mat buch a gi.ini j of tbe forest should fall beneath the dman's axe. South Bend Register. riEW AS VET'S. refertnee to our adTeathda col amna it Will be se that Westvrvelt is -Hing at cost. The reason of this lies hi the fact that he is bound for Kansas," and must dispose oi Ids stock at once. Notice tone of the btrgain offered In said advertisement. H. G. Tn a ye it wants it understood that he " aaeaas bnainea." We refer car readers to his new advertisement in today's paper Cloth 1 Cloth ! Cloth! We wish to ' ' " 1 say to the farmers of Plymouth and the J - surrounding country that the .... . . , . ft i ailStinwaKS womn iacioy n;;s a large i

siock of ejood, desirable, well made cloth 0f s:,ints. was most exemplary, and her ; of the latest paterna, neat in color ndLM-., ,i1(,r,,ni, fn

i. in i i .i r,... I s,vl - anwi 1WW w,rAV"", TO w , . , . . . All wh1 Doc Skin, Cessimere, Tweeds, ! Trico Beemil Cassiiiaere, Flannel, check ; an I plain, Blankets and yarn to exchange for wool at the Misbawaka wOrdeB Ems lory Ir yon read notning else contained in .1.,. r,. ... At. V!o ,.-.,1 4V,,' i-ntif nun ill- ' ii iihhii nn- iii, . , . m y terest read the advertisement ot . M. Becker They are gentlemen well I known to our citizens and have gained I ,i . . . . : .. t' : .. -. ... 1 : ' an envia'sie rcpuiaiion oy iuii uwiws nl a thoroogh knowledge of their bnTheir stock of roods would do L. creu 10 a ej. am ir.r pwtw v , (.k--, in tbelr line. whether situated In Chicago or firmnmn. nrswi (..vn i,Muu-uiinii ... .1 1. J . f ... 1 ....... 1 au give them c.ll. Taa Mishaaaka woolen betory ts Ex changing all wo4 Doe Skia Ibr 2:- lhs of wool pr. yard. Famert will da well to exchange with them. Tub w uien factory at Ifiahawaka has orer ten (h osaod yaftb of cKdh and H;innel to exchange for wool this season. T1...- I ' - ri.;. i Mäh . ill nnfrl for wool at ihe Mishawaka woolen fae-1 lonr. FaaaaBfl will do veil to take their wool to Misbawaka and bare it worked h t 1 1 Li -i i.-ii; w ;iie i Ji.i i it rv , , clotha and flannels also bo belter place ran be (band for carding ami spinning as ac hare H Ihe lateal Maehiocrr. SPECSAL KOTIGES. 'iion TO 0 PBB MONTH, Gna (arePar. Salaries paid weekly to AanraU arntamrBera selling ear Hüft Kmrtamti n , M;.v Bin riot! 1: '. Call ai or write for North. ;d st.. I Itila. i in ut;ii- ii im ' ... ..... ....... ......... on Sn 1 A LF.SM I : N W A A T L". 1 Py ? Maip;f.i, turing Co. to travel and wll hj sample a new line ol uoods. Situation? permanent xs go. B. ii. BlcnAaDaaco., 41S Cheat nat St., Philadelphia, Pa. : thr peetUHT iiy-tom. Xot tn tw fmM lor until tMtfd. I wIJpm 'VfVS'"".".tri Hill'' t UCK ill tl. llIIiMirirn, 1 Pa , iu...lh WMt Kvwiw) T'r '.f AVIsiloni For youn:; men. on tho Knlin- Pji'.n in Yutli rinr aacnnrortanate'. Sent In aled letter eaeel nnil I ir l,iil. ....,! ill.Sk U' II ' Mirln. Wr. KV.illj? P (awy QBRT8 WAITED POT THE A Secret History OF THE CONFEDERACY. TheaarVwndlftfl ytrbtt- ,, and sturtlimf tfißi fomade In thia work, are creating the inoel In trnee desire in the minds of the people to obtain ti Vr .-''',''','''''',;';, ;';;; ; other Oelber ate e-wter". w jtn tie hvtii-n M'n - toSÄ -nnoid Jar rui lIU, l discrlptkni of the work Aa NATfONhl PUBUMOXfl '0.. Philadelphia P:l" ! hi' ;:,"M' l" rS? L,wl' 4w;Ä J,ü' s' i.l The V. H' SHCTTLB SEW1NO MACliiNK ' IIIIII' n;r ' "inuiiii'i'u omii niiy ' tnvrt ohine and in ennairrsn Ibr ranee Taaaa Call !nd exninin for yourself. First door north ol i m im i mm m Baffle & mfmt laae -m ... 3-3ia - Pti rlro r tin. ih MK JENNIE PISH, A:r "t OHVI 1M: A KOOT FILLS We have 1-vO'ly beM Bhowa Ihe formula fom in-th active duties of life. e woaid ndelaeall . mA 1 1 AT.. I- 1 1 Mm a lim vi Mir. e wobi'1 no vine Jill I Ihr fair trist v..u -an pe t mirJTn! "i?"1 ÜienÄ Mon,'B 'lll ill all cases of IhllioilsneM. , 'I fn-m. m 1 . I ll,liiin ,("0f 1 "l" "' H" CM oriUlllOURlieM. Headache. Feaeala LlrwUrioa, Ur.r Com- I

CHURCH ITEMS.

BY THE REV. WM, LUSK, JR. Tus Parish Sociable of the St. Thoniis' Parish, which was postponed ast WOtk, will be held this evening at the residence of Wat. C. Edwards. The usual serv.ces at St. Thomas' Cburch will be omitted next Sunday, Xhe Rector of the Paries will be absent aoti next Monday Bjght The Sun- . ... fJ day School will be held ai aaaal. Theodore A. Lemon. M. D., for BBr,-v ot t,,ls r,ace- icd ,i!st 1 nursü:,3' ii i ili t . : t Detroit , .Mich. At the time this item no particuof the writins of tl lars eoncerning the death or buria' have been received" by the writer. We understand that the burial took place in LaPorte last Saturday, and was attended by a large concourse of friends. " In the midst of life we are in death,' is a sentiment in the Liturgy of the Church often realized. Last week Wednesday evening the community was startled by the announcement of the sudden death of one holding a high position in society and in the Church, ard loved by all who knew her: Mrs. Frank Georgiana Harvey. She was born in Millport. Chemung County, N. Y., and was 21 years of age the twenty-eighth day of October, 1868. She came to this place in autumn of 1866. She possessed a high decree of culture, great amiability, and loved earth and friends with an ardent love. She loved the bright and beautiful world -- all these good things of earth gushed upon her with the fragrance of Divine gifts. She was baptized in the Christian Faith on Christmas morning, 1867. She was confirmed on the 19th day of April last year; and her Christian life in the Holy Catholic Church, the communion of saints, was most exemplary, and her conscientiousness most thorough. In the month followiing her confirmation, on the fifth day of the beautiful month of May, and amid the first white blossoms of the spring-time in Eastertide, she was married in St. Thomas' Church. She was a favorite in the community, and was rapidly rising in influence and in the exemplification of all the qualities of an attractive and holy womanhood. She was a highly valued member of the choir, and a

inllueuce tod is the exemphfiestioB oflsrt). Since last Easter: Colonel

... . i ... . r . 0 , ... . all the qualities ol an attractive and Blair of the Scott s Tnscileer guard; i holy womanhood. .he was a highly I Hon. Calvin Lmdlsy, bsother of Lord valued member of the choir, and a Crawford ; four ladies who kept a : it . 1. .1- ?.1C 1...1.1 l I T' t T.'' .

highhly esteemed teacher in the Sunday School. Her loss is keenly felt, but "to live in hearts we leave behind is not to die." Her burial was with many tears and in solemn stillness, though at the same time with the bright and beautiful symbols of Christian hope, for she approached the grave sustained and soothed by an unfaltering trust. "Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch Around him, and lies down to pleasant dreams." Last Sunday was a day that will ; n t soon be forgotten; by those attendii g St. Thomas' church. It was a sol emn and a though 1 ful day Within J 'he place of ff ore hip were the blended emblems of death and the resurrection Without .,-cre blended showers and sunshine and rainbows lit counterpart , . , . , , , i to the leeuBga ol the aiaov catbered J I H'gethei to reflect npon the two ouexj peeted death! of the yrevious week The Jestooi were tcculiar in their 1 1 1 n m l A.l ikmiaii Tu I I A innfiiiiiir i . i. i'n I Ii I I uc I ICH . JU ii.'. iiimi iimi. ; hriuht and beautiful. In the erenine "hi; my and Pad. Doth the BlOTTling I ' . . ' and areata lesson staid plainly. "Wu . i 1; n s is arc 1 na oi meaaauiuess. . K , and all her paths are peace." CHURCH ITEMS. BT EBV. FE. is I EG LAC K On the 27th ult., the Catholic church so etniilv celebrated the institution of the holr aacraaient of the altar and is ! . , yff . . . cuinuiuiiiy called corput Lhristi day, I which Bigaifiea in English the body of j Christ. The reason why this t.-ast is . II .1 1 fll 1 Ddl CeieOraica on BMBaoaj ananaaj, lh nml I of institution of the umst bleated eaebarist, rather than on the present Thursday, is, hceause on j.. Tl .1. I -L ..:.l hivduj iiiuiauay w oHercB vwwpicu with the passion and death of Ohrist I has no thought of joy, since the cotn-j mcmoratinn of the suflerintrs aui death ; of oar Saviour upon the cro-s apon 1 i ., v- f,Anmmm ininirdi-itclv anJ gW 1 rid.i) iollows immcdiaiciv, ana ives herself up o Brief and mourn in, n r r H' that thc WlhfttJ Devcr ct what Christ has done for llioir salva tion on good Friday, dying lor th .-ni on I he cross, thc Catholics abstain on all Friday! 1'roin flesh meat Albeit the most facrcd sacrament of the altar was from thc apostolic ago the principal object of tho BapreBte worship and a I .ration with the laithlul, still a public eelebrattoa ta hr held in tho most pompoai and gorgeous manner was esUbliahed by Pope Urban IV, A. D. 1 ..i! I Vl . . i.not. ii iifincr mere 18 110 pUllllC j. , i , . i pefl i lue n t M solemn and m ngii i hoc Ii t nrnefcMirMM ar held In h r' .1 1 prUCfcSSlOIlB dm noid in thc Ualholte 'iuiwwiuub am uom 1 11 UIC UatBOlie mnrA . rtaanrnb n (mil. :n

delity and heresy, and whereby the

faithful, piouj Catholics declare and

profess openly before the whole world j TTToi'LD respectfully announce to the citizens , I c l ! r .1 m , i . .-i of Plymouth and vkiuitv that he has pertnatneir nrm bellet in the real substantial , ncmiy located at the above named place for the presence of Jesus in the holy sacra-1 Z&tä SfJfiZ& eat Of the altar. This least was 1 celebrated in St. Michael's church on ' SSSSLAVJSTlLA

Sunday last. Continuance ot some of the distinguibhed converts from the Anglican, the Episcopalian church, to the Roman Catholic since the last twenty years. Tho I,.w...pr Cmmfe m nf PUro Tvirbior 1,10 fOWager Onnte Ot Llare, WIÜOW ut Juhu Fnzbibbou, second Earl of; 1 u I Clare ; she has built a Catholic church ; convent and schools at her own expense I j jn the Isle of WMit. The Dowager Marebioueea of Lotliiau, bister of the late Earl ot Shrewsbury and ialbot. l the alarebioneas ot (jueensberry. Ti t .. i- I i . i l The Marchioness of Londonderry, eld- i est daughter of the Karl of Khoder,and mother of the Viscuuut Powerscourt. 'The DoWafrer Die hess of Arirvll The j "ÜWl tr 01 iir ,L 1Be Daeheaa of Bneelcach- The Duchess , , , , of Norfolk, daifghter of the late Admiral Lord Lyous, The l)uekess of i mirai iura iyous, ine i'uckcss oi ' Hamilton, daughter of the Grand Duke of Bade a. The Duchess of Ho r nsbv - CttS,. ceds. The late Duko of ! Leeds. Hun. Col. Lindsnv. brother of i s the Karl of Balcarrcs. Sir Charles I Cumpton Domville Dart, 8on-in-law to the Karl of Ilowih. Sir John Sijieon. Dart., M. P. Sir John H arger ford Jrt- Sir Paul W. Molesworth, l- Sir Verde Vera, Bart. Sir Jolm Sutton, Bart. Sir V. R. Codgtoat. Bart Sir George Bower, I i Bart. LorO Chharles Thyunc, bfOth-1 . . . ei liachesa oi Jiuccleucu and tne I . late Marquis ol Lath, etc. Lord lieury Kerr, sc n of the Marquis of Lothian. I ..i V- I i.- j.. i i r;il . I ISHU OSUUCUI, IBU UWU UHWI I ITanmt Af tk UtmiiM AflilM " J' . " ' 1 HnniimrfAaii "P-i l.nAnol,o i uora uuutingtown, f laiienooacne,; I I Um) im nf Ii f limABl A'; i w n., vjiw cotiut Jsorreys (Bertm). Lord Ilouth PlnnfcettY The Karl ot Rnehon . Stewart ). The Larl o! Pembroke j llcrOCrt). 1 lie J'.ari Ot virauaril ( Forbes). The Karl of Dan raren . ... , . VjUin). the Karl a Denleigb fl elj rri i c n l i den). ine Larl ot uainsboronsb I (Noel). The Karl of Osford (Walpole). The Marquis of Bute (Stcwooaruiog bcbooi near jjeieesier, ling.. ten Koglish ladies, disciples of Dr. Pusey, and through their influence and example over one hundred persoDs amonc whom were several ministers of rank, were converted in the soace a f three moarha. Two Anglican min itcrs and two members of the Univer sity of Oxford. The Count and Connten ol Sehoensberg, of Sazoaj, Ger many. to be continued Kx Secretary Seward was in IMiilaInhia on the 25th instant, his visit delphia on the 25th instant, hiä Visit I . 1 beiog iu reference to an important Jaw-1 suit in which he has been engaged as ctunet The Jev. Mi J- Cramer, a brother-in-law of Preaideot Grant, j reaehed in New York on Sunday week. He is a! Methodial minister, of the Ciuciunatti J .. , , Gonrerence, bat hi . jeara C onsul at Lc as been for several eipsic, in caxony. John Taylor, for many years the manager oi liaoiei weoater a mrm, aaa mm v - l tit mm t to whom many of his pabltahed , , l j- i . I . , . , , private letters are aiioresseo. oieu at hai;i... l Inmndnr n ih91f i l 14 II '' ft J II II V j V mW . J aired 68 years " ONE DOLLAR SALE. u OW CAN IT it I'". DOXK. In the cry of the crowds who throng oxj: dollar store, 73 Lake St., Clilrngo, , I Thai every description and variety of FANCT That every defcripnon and variety 01 rant ;oons. t rn.KKY. l.:;. Til lilt ;oiH). JIAV 1 i, 0 v 111 iil-u . : 111 i tin I'll PI in n wakk. Ac. &V.. can he porchaaed tt the er- . .... f. . anan ai i trcincly low priee of ON K DuLLhlt ior each urtido, when xhm ame cooda cauoC be oMalaed at the wholesaler confeasea he cannot hay for that otui oMor n neo nr 1 . - 1 1 . f 1 1 . Tl 1 . ill T 1 : I 1 1 . ' 'A I 1 1 ' !l VV . mmIm- VV'.. lfti-.t Inn . MMaota it 1 v at thcat. bv whom job lots an otnift at eiutrm-"-v " "!' '""": " ' rtu '-.1111(1, ix siaes ' ; onii ij our ,.,., imported direct from Eurolff It II 'IHUIIIiH III Iljiiii.' also every facility poaaciaaj by tiie larfeet Dollar Hale firm of Boston, we will, hy means of the extend the adrantam of our laaaaenec wholesale Vx caaniea" ' TBBEE-FO UB THB the wwcxt now paid, and aiinff a better mmBtfi eaaadaMan aaa la tdjaaaaal qf aapenan mjwwt Send In your club, or send for circulars, to A. AND dt CO., 7Ü höht St., Chicago Oooda at VaeAaaate to the Trade 8MI w a a TK I. Purchaser for liverv rtoek in ttirivinp countr,' town. 10 boraea, six buejxies. 2 raaene, i pt aarem, 4 saddles. 1 side aaddle, t alelpha, bobs, bell I, hip-, teola, AC., with ROOd. stable for rent one third cash, reeidaa la aaonialy and qaarterly pay menta, tOper cent, latereet, well seemed Sold on diseolntion oT partnerahlp. Will be sold at action Jnne M 1809, If not eeoacr eold ai private sale. Apply to C, 11. UKKVK. Plymouth, lud i !7 R Hti:TORH S ALK. . i. , '.v .iveii tht the iiiideriifned e xe cator of the leal win of Beajäaüa aelrewftffki deceaaed will offer fnr sale at paMIc outcry at the lute mnidenon of the teatalor in North Townsbtp, Marshall count Id. on l'l.Ill.tT tne. -i (u inj in ii r. i.ii... .... w . t. .1 r if" x I " i i. i i ft 1 ,h(, r,orsonal urop-rlv ot 'i'l ' -tab- cousiMin- of ,,,r.,.. rattlf. nrmiM iiiiiniuniiis nuantity or valuable lumber, wheat, furniture, end various articles. a cradlt efnlM noatha wiUheieea ärininc implements and a lanre nOllSl nplll , Acri-diiofntn.imoiith- will be Kiver. on all aums ,,ve.-three dollara, tho purr'iaser Kivlng hie note with Intereet nd appro-rrj rnrity

MEDICAL

Dr. J. S. Lcland. I - " Hill "ifiUV Ul UiJ. VIIIV. . S. w . rorner from Parker House. (3s) ('. S. S. Todd, DRUGGBT, (Dr T. A. Lemon's old stand". Mu lligan street. Plymouth, Indiana. Dr. L. Johnson, T)HYSICAX A SURGEON. Uourbon. Ind. Office r over Orosh & Beck Rrn'a hirdwure .tor. 49. Br. A. 0. Horton. S.rPTII 'OI,sV!It,od a,1 his otnceeerv day e cent Mond.iv and luesdavs. 1 ogc over westenren? Store. Plyaeoath, fat. Dr. W. S. Bailer. rTte aU kinds of dSatm that effet the hamali I X system. Medical and Sarefcs). Having had I orer six years experience ia the Armies of the U. ; S. fl:ce ov'tS.,t M. Becker's dry sood store. 3y J.J. Vlnall, "EfOMBOPATinc PHYSICIAN a BUBOBON. I I a. Particular attention paid to ohstretric practlee,aad diseases of women an over Browalee's store. Kesid v,7h wctcorucroftheb,icl Indj aiid c!iili!ren. Omce ence uipo-ite the square, Plvmonth, fi ft MmwrnrnMrn M n , . , , . - XJ-'d-ir Physician and foBers Ms professional fit I'l 'iititli in1 i.'iirritMiiilin services to the c'me-is i in i iy moil ni anu siirroiinniiiir eountrv. in acai . r .-.I . . . . v . .- tion to the treatment ot diseases common to the coontry, snecisl attention will be ffirea to Sarxery. treatment att-n-l-d to C'!i r:;- r.-a-onable. Office and rcsidence en west side of Mi hi an St. three doorg north of the Bank. Plymouth lad. 33 ATTORNEYS. H. A. 0. Packard, TTORXGY and CoBMeBar at Ijiw. and Notarv Public. Room No. I, Balcony block, Plvmonth. Ind. 3G Corlllll & Vail YalkOllblir A ttoke s and Betl Estate dealers. Have f a o pnni'doti A hwtr'iet if -ill tho Ti'n.il LV-tatA i Marshall coanty.snd hare constantly for sale Tmpeered Farms, will Lands and Town Lots. Bu?i1 neBs and dwellins booses to rcat I Office aver the Bank. PlvnionMi. Ttid. J. 6, Osoorne, A TTOBNKY at Law. and Jnadee of the Peace . r(.111(,V(.,,hi o(Hce to the mxt of Slic.hisraii street, (in the block next north of the 1 1 SxZSSZ h1 ?" W -ftf"5f 'VT those having business to transact with him. Collectkl0a m4do and nion,y promptly remitted. Particular attention riven to the sfttle'ment of estates and guardianship. ft St. A.C. rapron, I A TTORNEY ft NOTABY, War Ciaiss Aceat EL in attend to ail professional busine. piaCed ni his lusxts. proniptly and carcrnlly. Particular arteiiTion Riveoio LTiiaruianinps anu ine settle ment Of decedent's estates. Pension, bounty and hack pay of deceased and disabled soldiers procured at reasonable rates. Deeds, mortgage other written Instrnmeats neatly and qaickly erawnap and acknowledgments taken. CoileeHons made and promptly remitted. Office over H. U. Dickson's hardware store, Plymouth, Ind. C. H7 Reeve, T TORNEY at LAW. :md Witt CMim Agent ' will practice in Fulton. Stark. LiPorti and Koaciasko, aa wvll as kfarsbatl, eoaarJea. Collcctlons promptly and eBfetonttj sc tended to. -Care ful sttentioa atven to probate business. Insurance effected n live and property, in the beet companies la the trained State-. Special attention paid to the proper ution of claims of soldiers, their widow- and heirs, for bounty, arrears of pay, pensions and other claims. ft' f net : Farweh.Fi. ld .t ( o..Chlcao,Shaw, Harbour .v Co.. Cincinnati. Bnckly, Sheldon & Co. N. Y . Graff. Bennett A Co.. Pittsburg. 9-lf.-HOTELS. HeCnrdy House, VXTANATIl, 1X1) South ide P. F. W. 0. R V ü, artjoiiiinr the pasxopnirer depot, (itiests Stopping here will receive ersfc-efass nccommolatlon at moderate rates. DaaaaS oonvcjrea to and from the cars tree. E. MeCURDT. Prop'r. I, S, DoUsc PA UK KU HOUHB.- This old-es-taMish-d and favoraMy-knowii IIoue is now prepared with new furniture and Improved acconunodufiors to cater to the wants of our own community and the lp.ru! in. .,nli?ir. Tli i 1 1 in 1 1 i 1 in lii !.. ii r..fitfol aad vill attend all realax (rains, andar the man- . r . i tl o.. :'"" "toftiu' llmt'MEAT MARKETS. Slioemaker & Brenfleck, A THAT M All K ET. Keen const an tlv on hand 11 th.-best s.deeti..ni. of Beef. irk. Mutton and perlor rtieic of Belogna Saaaaee. Market it ,or 0 1 ' 11 '' OI ,p,rte Htrt''tKoontz & Tress. BjTKAT MARKET Anew Market, which will I L supply the citizent of Phrmoutb, and cureonn dine conntry with the best quality of Fresh "Jf-9 'M Wean. Lard. Tallow. Saiisajre J all aticles kept in a lir-t-clas.s Mi at market al'.v and ays on hand. Marl-et at NotPa old stand. MISCELLANEOUS. L Shakes, ft lo. DILUARD Room. Three fret clam tables. The I I Pun sf Liquors and keal Ciarnin town always uii hand. RooaM, Bccoad door north of Bank. 0. Haslaner, WAGON'S, Carriage, etc C. Ilaslanger A Itro.'?. man 11 T ictarcra of Waaons, Carriages, etc aackaanttaiag, painting and graining done to order. J. F. Van Valkenburh. TITBOLESAI.ELTOITOItsrOUK -pure I.iouors TT hr medicinal and ".,( p'ir.oeps. ran he: hiul at my ctore, tine door north or t tit Branca Bank. May l?, isr..-. j. r. VARVALKENBURGB. J. V. Bailey & to. U7"ATER Will, Thc beM Hoar matin facturcd always on hand, (iristintr done to order bj a Brat-claea miller. Thc highest market price in cash paid all times for Wheat. Mill at north-east part of town. J. R. Losey, JBWSLRB -Clocks. Watches and .Tawrlry repnlred promptly and in a workmanlike manner. Keeps for sale Clocks, Watches, PI i ted ware.jewelry.feii aaaaaad full stock pertaining to his trade. Occupies par! of Paul's Boot & Shoe Store. John S. AUenian, (I BOCXR and Produce Dealer. Ilan a choice E stock of fresh Groceries on hand. Paya the eigne! rnarkel prlte for all kiudtof country produce. Can provide citiaena of town with the neat the country atlord. Store lourth door north of Bank. 4 . HoKzendorft, FASHIOXAIU K BABBBR, CHICAGO RAHHEU SHOP, Under Marke A Ehrlich 'a atore. Shaving, Hair ('iittin-.'. Shampoonin, Ac. done in the best stvle. Particular attention Riven to Dyeing Hair "and Whiskers. The highest price paid for ladle's hair. 11. tl A. C. IIOLTZEN DORFF. (jiistnvc Brown. Manufacturer and dealer at wholesale and ratall of TobaCCO and Ciirars. Phea, ciparer. tobacco boxe-and pouches. Will supply ri tnil dealers with all qaaattttee i f Cigars and TobatCO at sm h rates as will make It their interest to try hint. Kooei second door south of the bank. Rankius; Company, 1 T T.YH; Til I M. no nm """ "Hn 1 I Uli O , I nil! V.vr"ill " lo Illll I I. III. 'Ulli IM UM II Hank of the State, ol Indiana. I open trom 9 to 1 o'clock, a. m., ad from t to 4 o'rtock p. ni. T ritKasNKK, President. ! 3 T. CmtFtK.hM ' ashler.

HARDWARE

(rpiIB HUM OF BUCK & TO AN fiavsa larg hui. well assorted itoek - er DOMESTIC A D F0RE6.Y HARD W V Ii TZ Iu Worthcra Indians, consisting of AT.L irrxns of SHELF GOODS, WOr. XAII. GLASS. SASIT. I'AXTS. OILS, 7V7TF, XLAROK STOCK OK BOX, cook Ar Parlor stovms$ ox it A XD bought BEFORE THE ADVAXCE, Which they propoit selling Cheaper than any other Store in town. All kinds of rar, corrER aed SHEET IR ON WA R E, MANUFACTURED TO ORDER, By the bct workmen in the state, and Warranted to give satisfaction. TERMS GREENBACKS Hiyheet market priee paid for OLD IROS. BRASS, COPPER RISS. ETC., Jan. 1, 1S. JJARDWAItE. BUCK &, TO AN. H. B. DICKSON1 Dtaltr In FOR EI WK AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, In tao SÖCTB ROOM OF BR0WALFE8 FRICk ma, PLVU OlTfl. OkX Keeps constantly on hand a haft and aefl RP. ported stock of every desrrip'ion or hardware in almost everyahape, size anaqaaatitjr and qaalitv from an American cooking itove to ä coffee heater, or from a crow bar to a paper of I oa tacks. 8TOVE8. t.-.i-r ino: eievatoa ovrnn, pqnarc parlo.aneet iron. box. fancv or plain, with couinlote trimmings to match pqnarc parhh SHELF 000 DS avery description HonP trlnimlnjj. door and wianeha hagl-igs, Klas aud bai-u. mnmmtm'm lOolB, HAILS by the kejr or pound ; mill saws, log- and chains, il.c best axes in the west. XI n, brass hollow ware of all kinds. tand PLOWS, SII0VKL. and all kindi of agricultural uenils icTadiag forks that load and unload hay by horse power. A splendid assortment ol cutlery, FISH HOOKS A NO LI NTS, ROI'BS, wine, cai.M(i, cow aaaae, raaa Si KM IN I J H - . HOI. US, SHKKTS, AM) nvxcaaa, am btsbttvikq, COMMON TO A HARDwARk irr i at. mi at a nt . In fact everything that any one ever thought of! aaytagln a hardware store, and a thensand things besides, with a NEW STOCK constantly arrlTlnp. wVirh they will sell cheaper than the same can be bought at anv other place thia side efPittahure.li. All kinds of tin, sheet iron, copper and brass ware made and repaired on reasonahla terms and hnrt natlee. 5 K P rrji KfTv;

LEGAL ADVERTS. GBIt I'LTl'It AL NOTICE. Tho aifeeraaai aaaaara et the Marshall couutv agricultural society ar; h- rebv notified that th- r - w iii be a cettas tn ederyat the roart aaaae. In I lymnitli, oabatarday th.T.th day of June. JsiW at 10 o clock. A. M. for the purpose of aawakUna anC correcting a premium lir-t for 18C9. All member and espechdly all offlcer.s und director aro requested to bapiuaaat Hyord. ro! the Pr. sidcnt. Vv". 11. Conner, tSee'y.

JOTICE. Notice i ht reby firm that Mat S ltonripht has been appointed administrator . r 1 1 it- eatata of Benjamin Beftoarfgat, dccfcaed, bite of M.-;rrhall county. Ind. Kstate supposed to ! hi solvent ' JN. ELTOBBJUMT, Adatc J AMD FOR SAI.E. Then. e. U of the 9. e. i of-cction twentv flvo fSiVtovMaan lblrty4hre i931 range on.- I w-t, in Stark county, for nine bandred dollan f.. This I- h finely timbered piece o! land and a speculation to anv bim r ar ml figure. Apply to CURISTIAN WATE KM AN 2?tn or .lolIMSON BBOWXLEK gOfiatlPfc'! HALB. Py virtue of an 'esceutiot. isueu o'it of the office of the clerk of the Marahali Hireait Court to tn directed, on a jadpnrat in favor oftewii Adam. Robert aagea and lease Waif and against Edward Hope, Franca M. Hatha wnaa tm4 Henry Brigat as princi?il ami Joe; !i P. Brifaer u mrety, 1 have levied on the loll iwini; real estate as the property ol "Francis M. Mathewson, to-wit: GeaMBeaeJag at the south-east jerrcr of ihe nortli-vest one fourth of ihe north-east on fourtii of teed on neeet let (17; tawa sliip tliirtv-three (39) raage three (3) then? west thirty foar C'i4) rods and levtaaaea (I7j links, tlience north twenty-five (23) rods and seven (7) links, tlience eaft aloii the Undj belonging to tlie Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago raikaad company, until it strikes tho east line of $aid nartat ahove described, tlience south 14) fourteen rod and two (2) links to the place of beginning, containing four and one tenth (4 1 IU) acres more or le.-s, H tna tod ia Marshal! county, Indiana. Mid will offer the s tne for nie at p iblic auction at the court houi door in Plymouth, Marshall coui.ty, Indiana, on SATURDAY, JUNE 96, iBB, between the hanrs of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. ra ., as the law directs," to the highest bidder for cask without regard ta appraisem?!!? laws, rabjert to redemption. DAVID HOW, She; iff M, C . lOJB RES WEXT. Stat s of Indiana, Mar hall County. Ciicuit Court, Augut teraa, 1869. WSIaai c. Ffaaataf Ind j V..M 1 - . Iin Mil, . I Ui UA j. John Lmson and Thenaa Laaraea The plaintiff in tho abore entitled coasc, by h'13 attorney, has filed in my oilice hii complaint against tlie defendants, aid it appearing bj the affidavit of a competent peraaa that "the iifiadaafi, Campbell C. Uanmoa, John Lawaoa, and Tiioma; Lavaea are non-residents of the state of Indiana, they are therefore hereby notified of the pendancy of sjtid oonaniaJat against , them, and u:ile the? appear and answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause, on the aecond day of the next term of said court, to be begun and held at ihe comt houae in Plymouth the teat Monday in Angaat, i-W. aal I eoanalabat and the mattet!1 nnl things then in contained and allegeh will be heard and determined iu tbeir absence. JOHN C. CUSHMAM, Clerk. Cole iBeanett., Attja for Pi'ff. .tf a nAcaaaif notic e, Ilu-h n. 'Dkkeea vs. leaiah H. hTellflartek on account, attaehm- nt. In the rImyc i. titled oaaae. aawanana ims b.-en i-u-t ay (be aar Igned. a justice of tlie peace in Center tov:bip, M ir-ha". rouBty. Indian . imJ aataaneal without ervlf upon the rt -feud; lit. A wr': f ::ttaehment has ateo noen hwad in s.tld ranee mri jir-ijicrtv Ittachcd. Thedefendniit. Jeatah H. Mefllatriek. is therefore hereby IHIlHi il of lie-I n-1 nvy ttt thi ctton, and raal tlie mm is Brt for Ivarin before me at my otlic.- in said Ceater township, on the lth dav of June, 1N'., at o'clock, a. m. as d John osnoiJNK. j. r. NM Ah INTERNAL REVENUE TAX NO Public iiotie- is beteHy p iv. n :lmt 'he nniiual ilct of internal re venu taxceoftbä Called Stale; for the vear Ml, ia Ihelth collection dlahict, Indiana. has been reet iM-ii from tin- UMl r t!"-ri-if for roll- iiiii : ami that Ihe txi-n asec-ced flier-m are now dae and payable ; and that taeceBecter nfaaid district, either by him - !f or deputy, nrIB attend upon the tax payava oT Varluill connty na n-ei-!-. the s-ini at the place an; llMH foMowin thereon, to wit: At PljaMBth, on or V f ire Hay Ilia, bm.atau nalca of M. A. O. Packard, deputy collector f said euuty. until !;ie dav of 1mm roi1owlnr, when cosm and penahiee aria neanaa and follow apoa all taxea then delinqaeat KOKMAN BDDY. CVrflretsr. Collector's office. South Bend, May 10, ISfli. 7) s HER IFF 'S SALB. By virtnc of an execution iscuo(l ont of tho o'lice ol tiie Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court to me directed on a jndc m-.'nt in favor of John C Caahaaaai end against Jame B. Cummins. I have levied on the following described real Estate astlio Property ofJan.es E Caauaiaa, to wit : Lot one in Block Nine in the original plat in the town oi 'i'vner Citv with all the appartunanees tiiere to belonginir in Marshall County, and the Mate of Indiana, and will oiler the auna lor dale at public auction aa Ihe Court House door in Plvuiou'h, Marshall Connty, Indiana oa SATURDAY, JUNE 5ch,lC9, between the hours of 10 oaVock A- M.nnd 4 o'clock P. M. as the law directs, to tbe highest hidder for cash without regard to appr.ii-onent laws subject to redemption. DAVID UOW.So i Bf, H.C. FUR.NSTÜRE. G PAIiHIEIt, Dealer in all kinds of IT u KM rr JZr IZ At now amd npncioas rooms where he keeps of goods the hest and cheapest RssnttaWBt aver otlered iu Pbj mouth. A FIRST (LASS REAMS. will be lurnisbudHU luneral o.-casions on raasotiable terms. O. PAI.MKK. PHOTOCrJAPHER MlLliSOKH PBOTOGRAPH GALLERY. ' N CertJ'i ßeaJV-r. Rnct Bloek. Phoiorapha. Awbrotvpes. arm Piciurea. Ac , tRk it in tha best sole o! the art. in all k.nds ftfl v,eaiher. Frames eeewAaattf uii hand. m. v FAruraot, v