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2salI 2soa0 D0fice.

ss7...s1sss3 BY an order of the Board of Di-
iS z-sz-.szz r@ctors OF the Fort Wayne and
Chicago Kali Road, an assessment Of ten
per cent on each share Of the cash sub
scriptions of stock has been made. and
subscribers will be required to pay that
amount on the first of each mon th--com-
mencins on the first Of August nex;--un-
Ill the same is paid out. Subscribers in
Marshall county will pay at Plymouth,
10 c. II. REEVE Asst Treas.
June l6, 1888. I5tf.
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Museum of Wonders,

Which comprises greater variety OF attrac-
tons, and more extraordinary Novelties, than
any travelling exhibition IN the word. Every
feature of this Mammoth Establishment is OF
peculiar and interesting nature, and the whole
is Produced upon gigantic scale ofmagnitude.
The travelling para phernala of the american
Museum, as it enters each town, is preceded
by the gorgeous u5C Car OF Juegerna@t!1
drawn by ten Elephants, superbly caparisoned.
being an accurate model Of that terrible en-
CINE Of dolatrOuS sacrifice. finished and deco
rated in all the extravaganza of the Hindoo
style. Following this monster vehicle, is
long procession of costly cages and carriages,
the whole forming a spectacle Of more than
Oriental splendor. The exhibition Will take
place within a magnificent variegated Pavll-
ion, composed OF American flags OF water
proof fabric. The real, genuine, original
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A fine Military Band will perform the.
mos; popular airs of the day. as the pro-
cession enters town, and during the hours
Of exhibition.
The American Museum aud Mene gerie
will exhibit al
L"5ansport Monday, July 18th.
Pe.u, Tuesday &" 18th.
Rochester Wednesday = 20th.
Plymouth Thursday d" 2lsi.
Lsporte Friday /" 22d.
Price of admission 80 cents. ChiIdrea
under 9 wears of age half price. To the
whole of this immense Establishment,
including General Tom Thumb. the entire
COLLECTION of Wild Animals. Wax Statu-
airy. Mr.. Pierce's performances in the
Dens. the Baby Elephant. Mr.. Nellis' per-
formantes, &c, no extra charge under
any pretcnce whatever, let the reports be
what they may.
Doors open from | ! to 4 o'clock, p. IN.
July Z. 1888. 1872.
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The celebra lions at South Bend and
Eikhart were very good. National sa-
iutes were fired a: each place. AtSouth
Bend an Grafton was delivered bv Rev.
'Ee. b. JocELvN of New Albany Ind, and
at Elkhart by Hon. ROBERT Lowry. edit.
or of the Goshen Democrat.
The manner in which the America y
people celebrate the anniversary of orr
National Independence. speaks volumes
TO foreigners-showing as il does our at
tschment to the principles of Republic
anism; yet notwithstanding all these
things staring them in the face. many
foreigners dare stand up and undertake
10 dictate TO MS. virtually saying, thu.
long as we have lived here and enioved
the benign influences of free govern
ment. we are not competent 10 the task
OF making laws for such as have been m
der the iron yoke of despotism nearly all
their lives. Can we not understand why
they take such course? II is because a
course has been dictated TO them he fore
they started from the mother country.-
As proof of this we only ask the reader to
note the fact that the same course. the
same arguments and threats are used BY
all who are dissatisfied with our institu-
tions; and when driven into a corner for
argument. the Pope of Rome is the proof
text. Catholicism is waning i'm Europe.
the Pope is in dread--he beholds the
movements of the powers of earth, and he
cannot fail TO see that if Europe becomes
submerged in deadly strife. his days are
numbered, consequently i! is not to be
wondered at that he should be sending
forces to the United States, TO prepare
for deriner resort. If Italy should be
overrun and tae Pope dethroned, we NAV
look for Catholics TO come here by thous-
ands and hundreds OF thousands, if there
should be an opportunity for escape from
the old world.
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MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.

In another column will be found an
adve rtisement of Barnum's Museum and
Mensgerie. 1t is SAID to be rather an in.
teresting show, and many of our citizens
Will doubtless avail themselves of the op-
portunity of seeing the animals and wit.
Messing the fact that they can be brought
under subsection 20 man; and also TO be :
hold the works Of art that will he exb;b.
tied upon that occasion.
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A Novel METHon OF MEASURING 70
RENsIc TEDIoUsN Ess.-A member of TIA.
bar in one OF the Eastern States was no
ted for possessing all the attributes of a
good advocate but one; he never knew
when 10 stop; indeed, it sometimes seem
ed if he never would stop. On on,
occasion he had completely exhausted thu
patience of the court. the jury. and the
other counsel, still the stream Of his elo-
quence ran on glibly as ever. at last he
made a splendid perora;ion; every one
present experienced a feeling of relief
and every eye was turned towards him.
expecting TO see him take bis seat. But
al this moment. to establishment and
horror, he started off fresh on a new
track. Gentlemen of the jury" said
he, astronomers tell us that there ore
some stars situated at distance so re-
mote from this earth that their light.
though it left them on the morning of
creation and has been travelling eversince.
has not reached us ;" "Never mind, broth
fr T." interposed the opposing connscl;
I'll lcilI be sure 10 get here before aou
hare donei'
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MAKING EN- SwEAT.-Judge Nash. at
the late term of the Court in Washington
county. fined one man $50 for retailing
spirituous liquors. contrary to the stat
ute in such cases made and provided; and
Judge Peck, in the Court Of Com. Pleas OF
Scioti county. fined another offender S ii
for twelve like Offences.
Judge Peck at the same term Of Court.
assessed fines TO the amount of S54l. for
selling liquor. This is doing them up by
wholesale and no mistake. BLADE.
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AMERlc.N MEp1c1NAL OIL.-This oil j

AMERICAN MEDICINAL outfits oil is
procured from boring in solid rock. al
the depth of lS5 feet, near huntsville,
Kentucky.
We have not had an opportunity OF
testing its properties to any great extent.
but from the favorable notices we have
seen of its medicinal qualities, are inclin-
ed to believe that it is a very valuable
medicine. 1t is called NATURES OWN
REMEDY. from the fact that i: is ready for
use as soon as taken from the earth; and
does not need to go through the hands of
Druggist to be prepared. After seeing
1t tested. we will be better prepared to
speak of it. There is some of ii for sale
at this Office.
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DR.. DUNNiN G'S
VEGETABLE GASTRIC
Sugar-Coated Pills.

FFNHESE Pills are thoroughly Anti Bilious
4 ana alterative, and are adapted TO all dis
eases in the West; are care uliy prepared, al
ter thirty years experience among bilious dis
eases. They are invaluable as a remedy for
Headache, GiddineSs, Diarrh0a, Dispepsia,
Cholic, Fever and Ague, and diseases gener-
ally attendant upon q derange OF the
Stomach and Liver, Forthwith restoring the
appetite and digestive organs 10 their natural
vigorous health. Directions accompany each
box. For sale by PERSHlNG u 60.
inlv I, Is B. lSYl. Plymouth. l..
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Another scientific Wonder! Important to
Dyspeptics--Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON'S Pepsin
The true Digestive fluid, or Gastric Juice, pre-
pared from the Rennet, the fourth stom-
ach of the Ok, ter directions of Baron Libg,
the great Physiological Chemist, by ]. S. Hou-
ton, NJ. D., Philadelphia. This is truly
wonderful remedy Tor Indigestion. Dyspepsia
Jaundice, Livercomplaiut, Constipation, and
Debility, curing after Natures own method,
by Natures own Agent, the Gvstric Juice.
Pamphlets, containing scientific evidence Of
its value, furnished by agents gratis. See no.
tice among Medical Advertisements.
no 80 ly
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p. r. & ARNUM'S
MUSEUII and EIENkCEaIE.
GRAND Colossal

II NE largest travelling exhibition IN the
4 world, being a combination of all the
most popular and SUBSCRIPTIONS bic amuSemen IS
of the age--enlarged and improved for the
season of 1873.
A Team of ten Elephants wU draW the
great Car of Jugser1aat.
BABY ELEPHANT, only one Year old.
and about 81 feet high, viii carry upon his
back around the interior OF the immense Pa
wilton, the Lilliputlon General Tom Thumb.
The ma gnificent Cottage comprises | 10 Horses
and 90 men. The Pavilion of Exhibition has
been enlarged until it is capable of accommo-
dating 1900 spectators al once. The cpliec-
ton of living wild animals includes the most
splendid specimens ever exhibited IN America.
Among many othe rs Will be found Eigkt IL .H-
tJai L;onS Fresh from their native Forests.
4 Monster White or Potdr Bear Of proli-
gious size and ferocty.
A Magn.fceat Royal Tiger, the largest one
ever captured alive.
4 PAR Of Yoang Lions, oaly months Old.
An In faatite C0mel, only xix montS OF age,
the first one ever born in America, &c DC.
Tie Drove OF Elephants were captured IL
the JungleS of Central Ceylon, by MeSSrS. 5.
b. June and Geo. Nulter, assisted by 265 Ma
tives, ter pursuit OF three months and four
DAYS in the JunsleS. They were finally en-
trapped and secured in an Indian kraal or Trap
of enormous dimensions * prodigious strength
where they were subdued. The Cal elephant
accompanies its dam, and was weaned on ITS
passage from india.
p. T. BARNUM, Proprietor Of the
American Museum, New York, has the honor
10 announce, that encouraged by the brilliant
success which has attended all his various
efforts for the amusement OF the public, he has
been led to perform the project OF organizing
vast travelling
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&R&OEAG MoTECEgo

CO BUSINESS IRANsACTioNs BETWEEN
MEN. There will be discourse dellv-
cred, by request. at the NJ. T. Church
next Sunday; at 10a o'clock. by Rev. J.
q. OSBORNE. on the above subject. Bu
siness men and the public generally are
invited 10 attend.
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

On the 18th ult., the ceremony Of
breaking ground FOR laying the new aque
duct which is TO supply San Francisco
with water from the Mountain Lake
came off. The aqueduct is to be bull:
with brick, and will supply three mill
| ions OF gallons daily. The water is to
be distributed throughout the city with
iron pipes. now on their way from New
York. The grade of the aqueduct near
the place where the ceremonies were held
is 20 feet above the level of the sea-
A man by the name of John Fisher,
was tarred aud feathered in Shasta, FOR
attempting improper liberties with lit.
tie girl. He was iii that condition, rode
on jlckass all through the town.
The fact that California abounds in
precious stones as well as in gold seems
at last TO br settled beyond peradven.
ture. We had on our table topaz and
byrl which were picked up in Calveras
county short time ago. They were as
socated with chrystaline garnets. OF
which there were large numbers in the
vicinity. The topaz is terminated with
d four pyramid with the edges slightly
truncated. And the byrl is nearly round,
presenting the appearance of having been
water worn.-San Francisco Trans.
A telegraph line between San Francis
co and Sacramento will soon be compile
ted.
SINGULAR NUTRIMENT OF THE DIGGER
lNDIAYs.-The Columbia Gazette SAYS
that there are two considera BILE Indian
villages in that vicinity at the present
time, and gaunt as half furnished wolves
during the past winter, now appears 20
be enjoying all the luxuries that an abun-
dant supply of clover, and an occasional
supply of beef and bread can afford -
The hills in the vicinity are We dant with
nice, tender clover. which is devoured
by these poor sayages with as much gus
TO as an epicure would devour the mos,
dainty dish. They gather the clover in
baskets. and prepare it for use by heat
Ing large stones and placing layer of
clover, well moistened, between each
layer of stones. 1t soon becomes ready
for use. and each one Of them will eat
supply of clover thus prepared, that
would almost satisfy horse.
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The Prairie Chieftain says: Mrs. Har

The Prairie Chieftain says: Mrs. Har-
riet Pomeroy, Of Plymouth Ind. the great
She has adopted the old fashioned "San
ioor flaps" to her breeches.''
Ii is altogether probable that the Chief
tain knows as much about Mrs. P's. cos
tune as We do, as she left early Thu:
spring in company with her husband, for
California, where we hope she may get
her pockets we'll filled
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Mr.. PIERCE will enter the Dens Of
the wild beasts. and give his classical i'll
lustrations of Hercules struggling with
the Namean Lion: Daniel in the Lions
Den; Samson destroying the Lion. &c.
One Of the interesting portions Of the
exhibition is formed by the great display
a great collection OF
WAX STATUARY
Including figures Of the size of life. Of all
the Presidents of the United States. and
also of great number of noted charac-
trrs. American and Foreign. all OF which
are accurate likenesses. and appropriately
costumel. in fact. the whole Est 5iish-
nent is d vast repository of
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State Of Indiana.
Marshall County,

In the Marshall Circuit Court, HI
gust Term 1883.
David Vinnedge sen.
VS.. Bill o. Foreclosure.
Tri Metealf jr and
Jane Metcau,
DE il remembered, that on The first day of
ID July A. ID. ls-,3. the compla inant in the
above entitled cause filed his bill O. COMPLAINT
therein in the Clerks off p Of the MARSHALL
Circuit court, with the AFFIDAVIT o. cCmpe-
teGt person, that the defendant Uni Metcalfir.
is no. resident OF the State oflnduana. re
said Cn Netcal jr. is therefore hereby notified
OF the filing aud tendency Of said bill of COM
plant, and that unless he appear aud answer
thereto on or be ore the calling of the said
cause, on tie first day Of the mex term o. tie
Marshall circuit court. TO lie holden at the court
house in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana,
on the third Mondayin august next, the same
will be heard and determined in his absence.
AueSt--RlCHARD CORBALEY, elk.
;. B. CoRB,rEY dep.
July 1, l3p3 lswi,
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f@Under the revised code OF Della

0EUnder the revised code OF Della
ware. the ''whipping post and pillory
shall be in or near the Jail yard" Ac
cording TO this law. the whipping post
and pilIory in Wilmington was on Fri
day last taken from the Public Green.
where it has stood for so long time,
and planted in the Jail yard. On Satur-
dap. three convicts were publicly whip
ped-one with ID, one Is, and one 90
lashes.
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NIX.
The man without 3.Tn", who viii everute ms
extraordinary feas o loading and firing MIS-
fol with his toes; cutting profile likencSIe.,
shooting at mark with bow ana arrow; pjoy-
lhe upon the ACCORDION and V olincello, etc.
Nj NeliiS, In these perfor nances, ex4ibits a
wonder I'll example what indomiiable ener-
ey AM industry can accomplish, even wien
laborng under Disadvantages apparently tie
most in<umoullable.
4 Complete 3ienager!e
or LIVING WILD ANIlg.ALS,
Is also included in the American Museum a4i
at q convenient period during the exh .hiLiol.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

u By the new statutes the Clerks Of the
several Circuit Courts in this State, are au-
thorlzed to take Acknowledgements OF Deeds,
Mortgages &c. This Will save trouble and
money, for when the Acknowledgement is ia
ken before the clerk, the seal of the circuit
court will be affixed; so that no further evil
dence or expense viii be necessary to make
the Indenture valid, either at home or abroad.
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FALL OF CATFIsH.-The Norfolk, Va.
Argus says curious phenomenon attend
ed the recent hail-storm in that city
Quantities of catfish, some measuring a
foot In length. fell in different sections
Of the city, and some of the fields were
Utterly strewed with them.
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Os'It is reported that the children of
1.-THE strong minded women" who are
stumping the State of New York so thor
oughly for right 20 vote. hold Office
&c. intend holding a convention to re
form the Fifth Commandment, SO that it
shall read hereafter, Parents, obey your
children" The other reform, H bands
obey your wives is considered as good
as adopted already.
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WONDERFUL OBJECTS OF NATURE AND
ART. the full particulars of which il
woud be impossible 20 give within the
limits of ewsPa per advertisement. and
which has been brought together al an
enormous expenditure Of means. forming
tie largest aud most move! travelling tx
hi5l!ion in this or any other coun.ry.
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$4,000 DAMAGEs.-Mrs. Euphemia w.
Bacon. widow of Horace Bacon, an en-
pioyee on the Madison and Indiana poiis
Railroad. who was killed by the accident
at Pleasant Run near this city last win
ter, has recovered, in the Marion Circuit
Court. $4,000 in a suit for damages
She claimed $4,000. Her attorneys
were MesSrs. WIN. Wallace and Wallace
& Coburn. Those for the Railroad Com
pany were Messrs. Marshall and Dunn Of
Madison and Yandes ofthis city.-Chart
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WESTERN RAILROAD STocK.-Eastern
capitalists as greedy after Western
Railroad Stocks as they of late have been
shy of real estate. The best stock quo
ted at the New York boards are of the
West. We take N. York quotations OF
Monday last:
Mich. Central Railroad Sll8
Mich. Southern AZ lie
Illinois Central & $50
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroad. Sl3l.
The last sales of Cleveland and Pitts
burg Stock we heard of. was at Sl02. sell
Ter reseIving dividend.
In the very nature of things, the Rail
road stock of the west, must prove the
most stable and profitable Of any in the
Toledo Blade.
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The Minister of War left Paris on the
10th inst, on visit to the fortreSses
and camps in the North.
y Russian squadron bad left Lebasto-
pal for the Circassian port.
The Chinese insurgents have taken
Ndnkln. and Canso Coo and Shanghai arr
totally deserted
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TERRITORIES TO BECOME TATEs.-Utah
would make twenty States of the size of
New Hampshire; Nebraska. fifteen, Indi-
an. twenty; Northwest, sixty-f To-
tai. one hundred and twenty-six States.
Should these Territories have an equs /
population to the square mile with New
Hampshire. they would contain a popu-
lation of about thirty eight million souls
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N. K. Packard & Co. have presented
us with some Syrup molasses. which is
certaInly superior article. They have
aquanty of it for sale. We thank them
for the present.
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"How do you feel with such shock
ing looking coat on?' said young clerk
of some pretensions. one morning, to Oil
Roger.
Il feel said Roger, looking OF him
steadily. with one eye half closed, as if
taking aim at his victim. Il feel, young
man. as if | lad Oh coat which | had
paid for; luxury which l think you will
never experience"
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A man in Boston cured his wife of

A man in Boston cured his wife Of an
attack of "bloomerism." He watched he
fixing up" and said nothing. His wife
went out in full rig. whereupon he as
sumed her cast off skirts, and when she
came back lie was knitting, or trying TO
knit stocking. She took the hint, and
the Turkish arrangement was put aside
Immediately.
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mTed personations Of Ma pole. n and Fre,orict<
tie Great The little General is trcr.y-one
years 81 age, weighs only ii teen pound. and
is but twenty eight inches high. Also cnrag-a
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The STATE Of Indiana ! %
MnrShnH C0nntn.

c. d. CLARK, being duly sworn, dtposcs and
says that lie is the President said Bank, ana
that the foregoing Report o the transactions
and condition o. said Bank, or The period there
in named is true and correct, according 10 the
best o his knowledge and belle:
c. ID. CLARK, PreSt.
Sworn and subscribed lie ore ne, this 9TH
day o. July 1888. JAMES II. CASE,
Justice o. Tie Peace.
July :, 1853 1913.
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Semi-AnnuaI Report

OF the condition O. the Plymouth Bank,
~ for the six months preceding the fr-t
Nnnlsr of InlN lSh2
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20 AdVeftlSemcMt to insure inSer-
ton, must be handed in by Tuesday proceed
ing the day of publication.
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5iOp,COo o.
s0O,000 oC

The Bank is open daily Tor discount and The
transaction o business to-wit: from 10 o'clo k,
4. II. TO ) clock, p. III.
C. D. CLARK, prest
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EDe ;Rarketg.
Corrected by j. BR0WNLEE.
Thursday, July 7, 1853.

Apples Green 90 LAID pr 10. 10
,, Dry 81 90 Oats pr bush. 81
Butter pr Id. lOa PeacheS-Dry, $3.50
3eeSwax pr ID. 90 Potatoes, Is
BroomS pr doz. 81 80 Wheat pr bush. 65a7 o
Beans pr bush. SI,O0 Wool pr cord. 81 90
CranberieS bus. So 90 Flour-bbI. $500
Chickens pr doz. & 90 ., --cwt 1925
cheese. 10 Genseng Dry, %
CandleS--Spem.s 81 Hay-Tame, 800
Eggs pr doz. s Wild, 400
Corn, Shelled, 40 Corn in ear, 81
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Is attached TO this exhibition, and viii appear
in all his performances given before the
principal crowned heads of Europe, including
Songs, Dances. Grecian Statutes and his adj
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- - ESo

Bills of Exchange and Funds in New
York, Sl2,G26 o
amount due from Stockholders, $1,000 90
Gold, $3.50 D ,
Silver, Glib q
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Amount Of Capital Stock, inclu-
ding that deposited with the Au-
ditOr of State, paid in acc0rdln.
to the provisions OF the law,
Amount of circulation,
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Is also lncIndeJ III The American MuSeum a9i
at convenient period during the exhibition
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July :, 1853