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Whole ami Real and Personal $685. AS
OF this amount S23 6OO-thc value of vesse l.,
assessed-is not liable to county taxation,
which, being deducted, leaves for taxation, for
county rhrposcs. the sum Of 81 III, S45.
The sum liable to direct State Tax is found
by deducting from the total valuation OF r enl
and Persona, AS above the following items :
assessed, the State taxes on which are paid by
the several interpretations or institutions, viz !:
S13o, 500; value Of plate in assessments of
$50, and uI,wards-which is not liable to the
direct, butt liable to special tax for Stat.
purposes of $3.50 per SlCO, viz:-S2 500 I;
aud value ofGold aud Silver watches assessed ,
also liable to a special tax for State purposes
and not to the direct tax, viz: 1889. These
items being deducted, as above, leaves as the
amount TO liable direct State tax, the sum of
S7,7S1, 77OUo.
Which at 10 cts pr SlOO gives S7,7Si77
To this we add the spceial
tax on 81 500. Plate, ut
$3.50 per 500. viz: $G7 ~
and the special tax on 109
gold watches at the 81. 1000
on lGS I" " at 5Octs 50 90
on q silver watches N 23cts $50
and ON 29G " " at l2a cts S7.0o--oGG 81
We have the whole State Tax, SS.05l. ~
In the Levy there are included the following
items:
For the support ofPublic Schools,
the sum OF $9,i9i,2l
fam pfl ,r,
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O-Thc Great Eastern it is said il to- come
to Philadelphia. Arrangements are also being
made TO have her visit the Chesapeake Bay
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Allen 4 Needles New Fertilizer.

INC low price and superior Quality of this
fertilizer is fast bringing it into general USE.
Price $50 per 1000 lbs. (Es cent per n.y.
BONE Distributions Makers 6s,e Bone.
DIST and GRaHsB BOWS.
LAND PLASTER.- Warranted phre.--
h BARRELS.
GA liberal letl'ac!ion nude to, Dealers.
on all the above' articles. ...r
N. R-Ws have large number Of DipIo-
mas for Pretsiums awarded by the. various
Agricuhwa4 Societies, which, on arc rcanestetp
to call un.t examine.
ALLEN e. NEEDLES.
~ South Wharves and Al South Water ST..
(FI1 Store aAoss Caestnut,l
Fully =, lS60-3m. PnnApEEpuI..
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EsIKTON

ElKTON
Brick and Draining Tile Yard.
FsNllE subscriber having commenced, in
d connection with his
Gid Established Brick Business,
the Manufacture of
DRAINING TILE,
bc@s 'cavc to call the attention of his former
customers, TO whom he is thankful for past
faT"rs) to the fact that he is prepared to
furnish
b r | G X \ N D T J. E,
Az THE LOWEST CASH PRICES, and
respectfully solietsa continuance Of public
iaver in his line OF businesses.
XII orders promptly attended to.
The Subscriber will also attend to laying
Tile in the beet manner, where it may be
desired. SAMUEL KING.
July :, 1S6O--1y.
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UThe Douglas democrats of Newark,
N. j. refuse to endorse the State Convention
Compromise project.
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yJ@ln looking over our exchanges. we per
ccive that the dsintearation of the Demo-
cratic party in the lesser organizations, is
nearly complete. The jackson Democratic
Association of WAshinglo" has shared the
fate Of the Ba'tiWore Democratic City Con.
renticm. The hest Democratic authorities.
both Douglas and Breckite. openly contt IS.
that joint electoral tickets are an imposs,-
b'li,y. and even if possible, undesiya bic. -
Gov. Hunt of New York. is utterly opposed
to any union of Bell with Douglas and Brcck-
'nrldge. and on recent visit to Fix. Prcsi-
dent Fillmore, who had assembled the lead
ing Onion men Of New York at his house, an
independent electoral ticket was framed. In
Missouri, the Breckitcs have deposed the
Democratic candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor. because OF their Doug
Ias'Sm, and rut Others in their places. Each
party. everywhere. seems determined to run
independent electorai and local tickets.
BaH. Patriot.
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05"Thc County Commisscrs and the
Orphans Conf will both be in session on
Tuesday next.
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Grand 1'o.al,

Surprising three members of the cong,ega.
ton to one Of tie Church Ia very moderate
estimate for Methodist congregational we
have an aggregate population depending Oh
the minls'ra'ion of Mcthodlsm hardly less
than eleven millions. .....
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GU ANO. 81.
PERUV1AN.-Rcceiv direct from. tlie
d"Vernment Stores. Warranted genuine.
lCHABOE.-This is the old fashoncth
Frn'he'y G"ano, imported direct.
PACIFIC OCEAN GUANO.-A small
quantity OF this we'll known articie, irt nice
order, dry and very strong.
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Miscellaneous News Items.

METHODIST An official return sub
mitted to the General Conference lately IN
session at Buffalo, gives the following inter
cslng statistics Of Me,hodism in the wo,ld ::
Total number. 1,aS263t
Add travelling preachers, l3.2o9
Total communism is in America, lga5s55
Total COMMITMENTS in Europe, 7?63iO
Total. 2,132l9j
Minor bodies, whose statistics can.
not he exactly a-certaincl. 1000
members and 200 preachers, 10 200
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EIGHTH PUBLIC QUARTERLY REPORT
ELkTON ACADEMY.

'bNliE Fourth Term of the current Acadcm-
L lcal year expired on Friday, July 18th.
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- ~ >''''N' va NV A'''''"'HS "ICCIbl agents
At Cccilton, James Ford.
8. Chcs,no,ho ritv William Lindsey.
'' tGsorge W. Bennett.
&c Cherry Hill, Joseph Miller.
" North East, Richard l.. Thomas.
.r /Samnel r. Carson.
" Fort Deposit }Jos w. Abrahans.
\Cccil Bank.
&c P'ffcIpio, John Lakeland.
GO Rowlandsvillc, Rowland u Fulton.
- Rising Sun, Rittenhouse Il Carver.
" HarriSvillc, VIM. NJ. Reynolds.
g b. Meeting House, Charles II. I1anes.
"Z;.n, James l.. Carhart,
" Principle Furnace J.. 4 q p. Whitaker.
g BlHc Ball, VIM. b. Blcs.
" Bethel, John l.. Clayton.
'i Hsrior "i e Srnfs John 3. coal'.
Payments made to Agents sfronld, as n
matter of convenience, be made before the
day Of the Annual Meeting, that the A gent
may on that day tEtnsmit notice of the pay
mcnt to this office. All payments made to
any person other tlan the Treasurer himself,
before the day Of III. .4oAsai Meeting, must be
paid over To the Treasurer, or notice thereof
must be filed with him, or mailed to his
address. before or on that day. And no
payment made toany person other than the
Treasurer hfmscF, nfior tie day of The .7nA,nl
Meeting, will be admitted or recognized until
notice thereof is received by that officer and
by him passed to the credit of the party SO
paying.
N. b. Persons making payment rhrough
Agents nflst pay whatever compensation
such Agents Charge, il any, Ms the full inter.
est must be paid into the Treasury, clear of
any deduction Or commission.
By Order oftho Board of Managers.
7. A. ELLIS,
Secretary and Treasurer.
July II, lSG--tm.
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Piece or Parcel Of Land,

whcrcon the sad Atkinson now resides
with the Improvements thereon, situate.
lying and being 'on the road from North
East to Port Deposit, and adjoining lands Of
Samuel Logan and others, containing -
ACRES, more or less. Terms Cash, to
Salty said writs and cost.
u-Sale to commence at 9 o'clock p. II.
JOHN W. SHIPPERS,
Jnl! II, lSW-ts. Constable.
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LaH;s, Warrants Wanted.
APPLY TO. f. T. McCULLOUGH,
Ja!s 3". t5Gp--lnt. Elktun.
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ALLEN s. NEEDKES,
IMPROVED STANDARD
SUPER-PKOSPHATE OF EFMr..

NfE Old established article, in CONSTANT
L use by thousands of Farmers and Plan
!ers tor number Of years past. b..
Price s,'a5 per 1000 lbs. q! cent, per D.p
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N~The July Term of Cecil county
Circuit Court will commence on Monday next.
the 10th inst. The following persons have
been summoned as Jurors by Sheriff oldham:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
LAND AGENCY.
5000 ACRES of GOOD LAM
En,. Sala an Eosv Forms

5000 ACRES of GOOD LAM,
For Sale on Easy Terms.
DERSONS wanting TO buy or sell Land. viii g.
4 well to call on the undersigned, who can gin
facilities for purchase or sale equal 10 any il H.
country.
FOR SALE, az LESS than current rates, AMI
on time: NV or sec "a, (less 10 acres out OF I'd
corr and h of qof sec p, GOWN - n, of r'neg
| w-230 acres, 80 acres improved-at Norh
Bend, Stark county.
The h of nv fen r, sec 6 Michigan Road
and-I22 57-l00 cres-JnimprOvod-six miles
north of Pymouth-fne. heavy tirbered land.
whitewater.
The SC q and h Of sw q of sec -. arl the
q of sec &c, town - II, of range one Polk TOW H.
shiD-fG0 acres-heavy timbercd, GOOD wate,-
near Tyner City-to be sold in quantities to s'iit
purchasers.
The h of ne q OF sec %, town 81 II, Of ran.
2 e. 90 acres, four miles south of Plynou;h-i-
teen acres Impoverished land, timber aiid ~at,l
The Sc q sec :, town 30 n, of nec ; e, 10
acres-Green township-eight miles from PNb-
outh-near store, mills, and in good nc.chbof
hood-good timber. fine grass niarsH, anc liyiis
running water
, e, and sw of sw q of 80, town :; "a. - acre
four miles northeast OF Fvmouth-eooi iail sea
and saw -mill-thirty acre. mproycd-5Ail cling
to be sold very cheap.
The 5 h of NV q of sec II, town - ii. OF range
3 c-close 10y Tippecanoe Towr-good land ard
good timher-unimpro,e d-tO be had on easy
terms.
Lot No 6 in Wheeler's addition to the town
Plymoutl-fne dwelling and good cut houses.
North :, of Lot NJ. 3 in Plymouth, now know
Is baldwin House. desirable location.
Lot No. 81 in Plyinonth-good dwelling house
Part of Lots q and Il, misunderstanding
3txi0 fect-for sale or rent
lot No 30, Plymouth-good dwelling aad two
story business house, on oneot the best corners in
towii-to he had At bargain
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing in tbs vicinity
Wilde well to give Us call
REEVE x CAPRON.
December 9th--2tf Plymouth, Inc
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

CTATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF
y Starke, In the Starke Common Pleas
Court, September Term, 1860 John 5. Bender,
VS.. Thomas II. Jackson and Lydia X. Jackson.
Complaint for Foreclosure. The plaintiff in the
above entitled cause by A. w. Porter, his Attorney,
has filed in my Office his complaint also the aft
davit of ]. f. Short, a dsinterested person, from
Thomas H. Jackson and Lydia X. Jackson, are
nor residents of the State of Indiana they are
therefore hereby notified of the filing and pending
of said complaint and the will be tried at the
next term of said Court at the Court House in the
town of Knox on The 4th Monday, the 9th day of
September, 1860, and unless the said defendants
appear, answer or denur thereto, the same will be
heard and determined in their absence.
Attest: JOHN S. BENDER, Cl'k. S. C. Pr G..
By ]. f. SHORT, Deputy.
a. w PORTER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
July %, 1860 2lwi
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

pFrom the number of persons that are daily
thronging the Ohio Cash Store we are led to be
lieve that it is the place to purchase cheap and
desirable goods. Mr.. McWnLIAMs has full and
complete stock of well selected and merchandise
goods, and besides knowing how to buy he knows
how to sell them. On his shelves will be found
everything that Is necessary to supply the wants Of
The community. His clerks, ROSE and HIRE, are
pc rfect gentlemen, and kind, afable and courteou.
20 all, and II anything, can beat Nc" himself
. little, in selling goods, which is saying gooc
deal
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

TFor the last eight or ten days our town and
vicinity has been infested with tribe of lazy lou
y, lying, dirty, thievng. god forsaken band o.
v-ctehes, known better by the name of Gipsles
!. sr~ mothers son Of them 'fhave got tar OF
hex fingers and things that belong to "white
s0lks" 10 apt 70 stick TO them. We worn ouI
citizens to /" beware OF pickpockets" when these
Gipsies, like the old lady's milk. are "lying loose
around" for while one is telling your fortune for
a dollar, another will steal two.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

Nosr READY-Mr. DAVID VINNEDGE is busly
engaged in " fixing up" his Billiard Rooms, Ten
Pin Alley, etc., and will sson have them in run
ming order" Mr.. V. informs US that his tables
will be here and set up" in day or two, when
all the lovers Of the cue rious invited TO be on
hand "Set I'D the pine."
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
Messrs. JENKINS 4 SMITH :

Messrs. JENKINS 3 SMITH:
Gentlemen--Snce graduating at the :" Iron
City," three years since, / have had no difEcnlty
IN obtaining constant employment as IA Book Kec-
per; and when asked for evidence of my ability,
have only to refer 30 my Diploma. No other ties
timonal is required here, as to ones ability as an
accountant than assurance of the fact that he is
graduate of the Iron City College, Pittsburgh. Pa
Truly Yours. f.. ID. HARRISON.
Moscow, Polk %. Texas, Nav Is, 1860
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
Tribute of Respect.

Pursuant to notice the friends of the late DR..
RUFUS BRowN met on Monday evening last at the
Presbyterian Church to pay proper tribute of re-
spect to his memory.
| The following persons were chosen officers OF
the meeting: Rev. w. c. PORTER, President
Messrs jos EVANS and JOHN l.. w EsTERvELT, Vice
Presidents d. T. PHILLIPS, Secretary, and Rev.
/ Mr. SIMoNs Chaplin. The latter gentleman being
absent the exercises of the evening were opened
/ by PRAYER from Rev. AUSTIN FULLER. Then fol
lowed singing by the choir.
! The following were then presented by the chair
man of the committee resolutions, and on mo-
ton, were unanimously adopted:
! WHEREAS, It has pleased Almighty God to re-
move from among US our highly esteemed fellow
citizen, DR.. RUFUS BRowN, therefore
! Resolved, That in his sudden death our commu-
nifty has lost one of its most valued ana respected
/ citizens Society one of its most h0n0red mem
bers the Christian Church an ornament and phi
lar and every one generous and sympathzing
/ friend.
Resolped. That the sympathies of the public be
hereby rendered the friends Tor the rreparaoe loss
they have sustained
Resolped, That copy of these Resolutions be
communicated To sac family of the deceased, and
to each of the county papers for publication.
NJ A. o. PACKARD,
VIM M. PATTERSON,
JOHN G.. OSBORNE,
ID. T. PHILLIPS,
A. JOHNSON.
DR.. SHERMAN having been appointed for that
purpose, then pronounced appropriate euogy
upon the life and character of the deceased.
! Remarks fitting to the occasion were then made
by Messrs a. FULLER, NJ. 4. o. PACKARD, and JOHN
L. WEsTERvELT.
Then the choir sung ''when shall we meet
again." and the meeting adjourned
w. C. PORTER, Pres't.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

uRrrrEn WISE inform the armers Of this
county, by advertise nent. that they are prepared
to do Threshng ain all its various branches
They are both good and reliable men and we be-
speak for them liberal patronage.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

pThe advertise nent Of Dr. LEMON, after an
absence from our columns Of couple of weeks,
appears again to-day. The DIR. is one of our most
whole -oulcd ci ITEMS keep. frstclass Drugs and
Medicines and good assortment, and has pile
of Yankee Notions that worth going miles to
see He also has varied assortment of books
and stationery and keeps on hand all the late peri
odicals OF the day. Call and see him.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

MARBLr SHoP.-Mr. A. F. RoBEgrs, has recent.
ly opened up, at corner of La Porte and Walnut
streets, in this place, fine Marble Shop, and is
now prepared to furnish on short notice Monu-
ments, Spires. Tomb and Head Stones, q. well as
His stock on hand Is large and embraces many
different varieties of Marble. Mr.. R. has In his
employ some Of the very best workmen and the
specim ems Of work done by them will bear com
parson with that of the best done in the large cit
les Persons desiring any articles of the above
description should not fall to call On Mr.. Renrsrs.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
M, Al Ga PACKARD,
Attorney and Counsellor At Law,

PLY MOUTH, IND.
COLLECTIONS, Tax Paying and Examina-
" ton of titles &c, promptly attended to
TO
Peoples Bank, N. Y. City; How 4 Whitaker,
N. Y. City; Terbell, Jennings Il Co, N. Y. CITY:
Security Fire Insurance CO., N. Y. City; Henry
G, Carter, N. Y. City; Hon. c. A. Stacy, Tecum-
sch, Mich; L.. q. Berry 4 Co., Bankers, Adrian,
Mich; J. 8 Dunlap, Esq, Indianapolis. Ind; N.
d.Oglesbee, Esq, County Treasurer, Plymouth.
lie has associated with him in practice, Hon.
James Bradley of LaPorte, Ind, whose assistance
he will have at the sitting of the Circuit and Com
mon Pleas Courts of this county. Will practice in
adjoining counties.
Plymouth, March % 1860. Off
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

uThs Whortlcberry crop of this season has
proved to be a bountiful one large number of
bushels have been shipped from this place, and
the trade il quite item. They are selling read
ily at 4(GS cts. y quart.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

TThe trade for the past week has been rather
dull in town-the farming community absenting
themselves 10 harvest their crops. We hear good
reports Of the yield Of wheat land other cereals.
The prospects for Germ were never fairer than at
the present time. We hope the "tiers of the
soIl the bone and sinew Of the lard-may have
all their bright antieipations realized, for upon the
prosperity of the farmer depends the prosperity Of
the nation.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
A Great Bargain!
WHERE A MAN CAN DOUBLE HIS
MONEY N TWO YEARS.
Tie most Desirable property !, tie Coon.yl

Tie noSt U6slTdHe T'roToffY ~ fhe t0dN'yL
The undersigned offers TO sell his Grist MIL and
tract 1T land, containing IS acres. on which it =
located, on very reasonable TENS. Its located
six and half miles west Of Plymouth The Mil
is IN good repair manufactures the hest quail
ty of -four, and has the best run Of custom IT
any other in the county. The water nower *
steady end believed TO be superior 70 any other I'm
Marshall county. Br proper attention from three
to FIVE thousand dollars can lie made on the Mil
and perhaps more lie will take any kind of good
property in part payment
For further particulars. enquire on the premis, g
of AYRES BALDWIN.
January o., 1860 l2tf-3tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

TWe are somewhat behind hand this week,
but will be all right again soon We hope our
readers, like Job, will have patience.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

pCHA's. C. BATES of Canandaigua N. Y, ad
vertises in o-days paper. 240 acres ofland which
he Gays will be cold cheap for cash.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

IT" Brevity is the soul of w.t." but the price
Of the DrhocRAr 10 only l.5o per year, in ad
vance Every man in the county should take Il
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
JOSEF I'll
Still in Egypt, dealing in Corn!
FiiTEl 1T TIL RIGHN0gI Mills
LOUR AND FEED STORE.

1000 90 Buehels Wheat, 100000 bushels
Corn, G0,000 Bushels Rye, l00, 900 Bushels Oats
1900, 0O0 Flour Barrels Slaves and Heading, For
which they will pay the Highest Market price in
Cash. They also want
100 900 CUSTOMERS To purchase
Groceries at unprecedently low prices. They Will
pay cash ut all times for grain, and sell in return
groceries at prices that cannot be afforded by any
other establishment in the place-their facilities
for purchasing supplies in Chicago as well as east
ern cities, being superior to any other houSe-on
grain to these points thereby enabling them 10
save the expense of exchange.
If YOU want the highest price going for your
Grain, Barrel Slaves and Heading don't sell be
fore calling at the above establishment
CUSTOM WORK.
Their mill has been recently been iefurnishcd
with New and Superior Boiling Cloths undergone
general and thorough repair, and is capable now
undo; the superintendent ofOf English miller in
their employ, of manufacturing as good flour as
my Mill in the United States.
B0LTED CORN MEAL.
They have recently put a meal bolt in their
mill and can furnish customers with bOltcd
corn meal.
Flour of all grades meal, bran and shorts, kept
constantly on hand at the store and mill and viii
be sold in large and small quantities.
AS heretofore, -four, meal shorts and bran will
be delivered to town customers free of charge.
RICHMOND, WILBUR g. co.
Plymouth. May ;, 1860 l5tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

iron Wednesday evening the "young Demo
Gratis Of our to wn raised pole, near the Semi
nary grounds, over 10 feet in length.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
10000 ACRES OF IVN }

ANOR SALE. am authorized to sell ten thou
L sand acres of land, situate in the county Of
Stark, State OF Indiana, all of which are among the
choice land ofthe county
Also two improved farms which are in desi
rable location, and hotel in the town of Knox,
Indiana
Purchasers will be furnished with an assistant.
who is surveyor,tO aid in finding boundaries and
examination of the premises
For terms apply TO II ii Bender, or to the IN
dersIgncd JOHN S BENDER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

" Charges moderate-and the most satistacto
y reference given, when required.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
d. T. PHILLIPS, Sec'y.

RESOLUTIONS PASSED BY THE MARSHALL COUNTY
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
At regular monthly meeting OF the Marshall
County Medical Society held in Plymouth, July
5th, 1860, the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted
WHEREAS, Il hath pleased the Creator and dis
penser of mankind to remove from our Society
and our midst our worthy and much esteemed
brother DR.. Il. Brown, and that ia the death OF
our associate DESTROYS of recording an uni
ted expression of our regret for his loss and respect
for his memory, therefore
Resolved, That in the death of Dr. Brown the
medical profession has sustained the loss of one OF
its most eminent and valued members-a man es-
teemed alike for his qualifications as a physician
and for his honorable department in professional
intercourse; we have Witnessed in his life remar-
hable and instructive example of distinguished
position, attained in spite of MANY early obstacles
as the reward of his unwearied industry his I'M
wavering perseverance, and the untring devotion
of his whole powers to the duties in which he was
engaged.
RESOLVED, That we have recognized in him a
happy union of those moral, intellectual and per-
sonal qualities which are necessary to the charac-
ter of good physician-qualites which inspire at
once respect, confidence and affection, and which
have secured to him amount of public esteem
and personal regard which few are permitted to
enjoy.
ResoIred, That we deeply and sincerely sympa-
thize with his dsconsolate widow his relatives and
friends, in their great bereavement-in the loss OF
kind and affectionate husband, an indugent
father and steadfast friend.
PcsolDed, That these proceedings be made a
part of the permanent record of the Society
ResolUed, That copy be given to the family OF
the deceased.
RESOLVED, That a copy be given to each press for
publication. J. ID. GRAY, Pres't.
r l. BROOKE. Sec'y.