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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-21
MACY HOUSE,
Corner Market * Illinois SIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, MI
E. PENTECOST, Proprietor.

TAXI PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO MY
i friends and numerous patrons. that ! am es-
tablished in this house which have refurnished and
nov thrown open for your reception.
take the opportunity Of thanking my many former
friends for their patronage during the years while
conducting the Oriental House and win at all times
be glad 10 see them aimy new stand
my3-dtf X PESTECosT
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III T9Sold by all Druggists and retailers everywhere
m BrwAAs OF all worthless limitations.
II Y7see that "cOstsrs' name Is each Box, Bottl
and Flax before You buy
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am told By friend. who fully understands
this subject, that Al the present time there are Il
his knowledge IN each Of the following coun
ties, as many men enrollod as are set opposite:
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M e DICAl.
Galen's Head Dispensarg
Established In 1880 and Chartere
by tho Legislature OF Kentucky.
for the treatment OF
SE.ugvF.sE W'E.sk.FESS.
JUST PUBLISHED.
isMsNAEE UEpICAt. CREAsIsk

And all Affections Of the Urinary and Ger
Of both Sexes
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OlsLlN.
Francis Carthv a worshirful member OF
Order. late Of Emmet Circle. Boston me
rics, il appointed Instructor fof the District of
the BrOsns. aud vii be obeyed accordingly"
This letter got into the Newspapers aad about
the came time, maBy ia endisry circulars bein-
distributed. wholesale espionage OF the mails
here ensued, hat your American etteT. are
scarcely safe 10 trust 70 British post Office off
Gers Business letters have beer opened several
cases OF TIE KIND comuE 90 ny kn0w edge. and
| hear. a. tie steamer szlIs a rumor that she
viii take 10 your Government speclfcAti0ns ard
charges that the English postal authorize. DO
not respect American letters
wcOpES walls
It's true that the Fenans drill without arms
but not without connecting shat answers for
them. Al MglllnAvea report got abroad that
ats certain cottage nuske,s were concealed
The police GOT iEto Is. aud found IN 4 chest =
hundred rods Of the length Of a muskel These
we're tie substitutes shieh the Feai,n. used
The same papers which declaim against Fenian-
Ism nov and its initial mode Of warfare. sneered
At the Northern volunteers when they first or
gained.
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RFtPONnENCE.

Another fact which | NAV mention shows the
excellence OF Fenlanism Ia Is interior and exc
cGtve management We kAow that there are
annually sent from merica 70 Ireland 10 small
remittarces, from ten To hfteen millions 81 dol
lars Most of tins comes 10 d,a'ts by p}st, aud
i employed by new parties - cmigrttc | am
told thai during the past siN months les. m3ner
by one bali cOses m ths way. aud that. Ut the
emigrauts Low about 10 90 20 the " est more
than I've thirds u,c their own mean. to do %
The relatives 81 the lu>h people request the able
bodied 10 stsy At hcme ior the present - there
nav be work u 10. lte past-ofi.e moreover
il the great vehicle TO- Fenisn correspondence
The Queen carries tie military orders of her
enemies every day A. Igllnmore. the other dav
a very old woman called for letter ate receiy "a
it IN the par4ly,ic superseripton Of What was
evidently a soman's hand soon afterwafi. the
same old woman found dead al the road
side. having suddenly expired from natural
causes When TIE effects were cxl mined ~ the
coroner tie following letter came 70 light:
ATENlkN oRpER
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Or. John Bull, Of Louisville,
EKentucky.

His inmitable preparation of sARSAPARlL.
LA has long stood at the head Of the various coro-
pounds OF that valuable drug
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~ PnScIrAL DEPOr. 4s2 BROADWAY, NEw YoEK.
1ay-sold by all Druggists and Dealers in indsnspo-
Is, Ind
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DAILY, KEEPER a RUSH,

Wholesale Druggists, No. u, South Meridian street
G. s. LACEY General Travelling Agent for the Western
States l67, Dearborn street, Chicago, Illinois.
n. B.-None Genuine unless the box is signed IS. ID
HOWE" jsn3l-dlyeot
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auso dSwt
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The --latest and Most Inn
POrtant Discovery

No mans name is intimately connected with IL
history Of MATERiA hEDICA Of the United States, o
more favorsbly known pioneer in Medical Discover
than that OF
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ORG AIMED UNDER rnE LAWS Of THE STATE
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a Is for Moths, Mosquitoes,
Eeds. Bed Bugs, Insects on
Plants, Foacls, AnfDiGis, DC
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
MEXICO.
pefeo. Of the I.iberal. before M.,amsro..

NEw.ORLEASs, Monday. Oct. 80 1865.
The fight between the Liberals around Maia-
and the lmpeiiass commenced on the 23th lust
and lasted three LUars.
Til. Liberals were successful at first gaioirg por'
t0u o The works nr0and ihe place. hut they were SUD-
seqaently rcgaiEcd hy the 1mpei insts.
The Liberals roughly banded aud put 10 night.
closely pursued by The Impefiilists.
Brownsyilc reports say that the Lbernls lost vN
Killed and wounded and that the lnpei al loss vaS eev
eral wounded GLd less than n drzen killed.
One Liberal General wne killed.
NIscELLANIOUs-
Maximilian ard the Empess would leave on visit
to Y ucatan Gu the 5th Of November.
Subscriptions were TO be opened throughout the Em.
pie for ine re ef OF those rendered desitgt by the
innndations Of the past rainy season. Tie Empress
heads tie list vita e. 600
convoy ifom Guanajuat0 bad arrived at Mexico
with ss00O, In silver.
An eEiiebci named Mitchell had rented plantation
In the state of san LUIS oiosi and would plant 5OVO
acres In cotton next season.
railroad tr,is had been plundercd and robbed not
Eofeign Legion captured. IL said TINT Mar.
snsi wond dispatch powerful iVrcc 10 put an
end to q ese Uutragcs.
Three bHndrod OF Tjgue-os's band are said 10 have
been ucd by citizen felders Of Oajaco, near thal
place Oct. a. Killing 81 and capturing Us prisoners
Seventy rigat U the Austrian Ilussars charged 3D OF
Figueruss bard on the I'D nf., and ronted them iho
lo,s ~ tie latter WIS 50 killed and wounded
Another account rspOus the Eastern portion oi the
civ OF Al Dneigtd 0pd tha there ~ uahfet VI
tie total overflow OF tie CITY.
Sh,r Duran is GppoiDiei Imperial Minister to Great
Britain.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
,,ore ,re SEQ lwcllinrs wh c contain so 600 peo

ward. there nre SEQ dwellings VIII ch contain 900 peo
ME; 1913 contain average Uf III persons each In
presson the ,aboIing Class of tpr population
Is crowded beyond all precedent single blocks con-
tanning IN some lJsces mere than oil ,ftl'.aye New
YoIk. with q population twice tLat of Pliadepti1 has
only h,lf .le humber Of dwelling houses, ana these oi
n Sort of cumI,rison. A comfortable house may be
bought outright IN Boston for the rent Ut one similarly
situated IN New. York Tine yield IRON one OF taese
wre,ched tenement buildings Is gr"ater than rom
od nTirate residence They al full nnd tho rents
Sre coectablc Here is the secret Of tie renorSaoe
infant mortality in the metIopons Bego'lcl oolh ~
pu,trred IN impuitv, they are fuicdoomei TO DEAN.
Life would be impossible for plants and almost Tor
ieptiles. .,.,.,,,,
These are the fels as we have them anA ms the
cholera win fnd US If 1t comes. we suppose soD!
nect sssry to paint ont the enormlty OF tls uhmEsr "
cause steps TO be taken for their remedy. Inc dlhcli
ties in the way are twooldt ose o. "a = ina
comirg dense that every available space IS usea 70
It's utmost end in sore parts lar beyond rea.on nrd
safety Landlords who have not the custody of either
the heata the morals. or the comfort OF their tenants
consult only their profit In ae erection abh CON
s,rucion o these cdiccs 1t Is but just 10 saw tnt
within a few years few very c0nmodions blocks oi
tenement bulldogs have been erected. which combine
all the advantages Of comiortabc homes but most oi
the have visited incapable OF being 800
tidy OF bea.hfu by ay interior efErt at their occn
pants. hey not bailt on tie right plan Ihe con
trolling design is to how many pcrsons can be hud
died into them without regard to the supply o pure ar
light or drainage.
VIGOROUS INSPECTION NEEDED.
The great diihcahy. as We understand IT, lies 10 the
fact that there exists authority 10 control or prevent
these matters: person whose function ard ies"ns
bic duty to have the.n corrected Any pIsup may
erect house rs lie plenses aud 1t up into any
number of ittlc without fear or resirSbt ono
Of he urgent aeeds II the time s the esiabs Lcnt OF
an ship OF public buildings WORTHY oi the nnme
ID should be OF tie conditions Of permission to
bJild that suiciency OF light air and sewage should
be prov ded by the builder nId putlic officer sso"i
see thrt the conditions are fnifed lrd II not, have
them filed at tne cost Of the property.
At al events the danger is very great. Should lie
epidemic pestience rrnch us there can De no meene' 81
dnub, that IL III swc of hund reds Of thousands wu
have no neaDs Of escape. Even II cortagion Was M
known the dwellings, inhuoit are disgrace to tie
city o the nuncioa government 10 the Christauitr.
tie science and civilization Of the time and II beoovcs
us from sound principles Of sanitary DO les than mate
,al aud mo- al conscientious - look into and remove
this ghustly deat's-hcad which Is at our doors
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
Preevedisgs Of sho Coavcsiiss-Dispase
% tho PpesIdent - Repeal ef she oeees'
zion and Othcr Ordinances.
WAsBEGros. Wednesday. Nov. ],

WAsBEGroS Wednesday. Nov. ], 1905.
The following telegram was received Tonight;
MiILEDGgvuLI. Tuesday. Oct u. 1865.
" HE EIcsflency ANDREW JOHssoS
IAN going ON well. The Convention has passed the
following ordinance;
LAS ORprAscR to repeal certain ordinances and resoln
tiops then mentioned heretofore pssssd b. tho people
of the State OF fjeorra In convention
1--WE the people OF the State OF Georgia, In conven
tion at our seat Of Government do declare and ordan
that the Ordinance adopted by tho people In con-
vcnion on the 10Th day Of January A. ID. 1861, ent
tied An ordinance 10 dissolve tho Union between the
stnto Of Georgia and the other States united with her
under compact Of governments ehti tied the United
States Of America, also ordinance adopted by the
same tue 10th day OF March, In ths year aforesaid
entitled An ordinance TO adopt and ratify the
Constitution OF the Confederate States Of America
and also all ordinances and resolutions Of the same
adopted between the 10Th day OF January and the 2h
day OF March OF the same year aforesaid subvorsys or
10 tho civil and msy authorities Of the
Of the United States OF America under the
Constitution Thereof. be and the same are hereby
repealed. @ MsascaEl S.. y. JOHNSON PRESIDENT
-. JOHNSON. Provisonnl 0orcror
"Octobsr 90 1868"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
GEORGIA..

meuss Of Ssc Sscnmers-Prrsonni-B Burning 3
sC q aChureh-DsstSuctiou Of Cotton as
Mousgomery-Eccei Of the staple.
Tho steamer Leo, from Savannah 25th,
arrived at this port yesterday.
The steamer Wabash. from Philadelphia for New.
Oreans Dut in In distress having lost smoke stack aud
rails Two men were lost overheard, via Geo Con.
rad. seaman aud John Mccarthy. formerly steam.
tug captain OF Poilaaelpbis.
The steamer Idaho with ia lntorcr for the Atlantic
and Gulf Railroad had arrived irom New'Yoik.
St. Pauls Church, at Savannah. was burned on the
26.h.
The Hon II. v. johnson had gone to practeing law
at Augusta.
One hundred anl fifteen bales Of cotton were burned
on the cars Of the Alabama and Florda Railroad at
Montgomery recently. -
The steamer Raleigh arrived on the 26th from New
York She took fire the passage but was e1tn'
guished readily. Her tires were also eXtinguiShed by
seas and the utmost CONSERVATION prevailed among the
passengers for time but the skill of her officers carried
her through safely
The receipts Of cotton have been fair at Savannah.
The market was dull and the prices are lovers Mid.
ding 52c. Sea Island unchanged at 63de sai most oi
the sales at Slasl Us.
The steamer Chase had not arrived from New York
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02

years. and the names Of the streets In the capital per
tlex the stranger. for In TIE leugtb Of say half nile
the same Ffreet win have four ar five different names
TILE CITY OF MEXICO IL DAEGEE.
The Lake OF 1cxcoco, Immediately adjoining tlis
city was the 5th inst, wtn ineA Of tho level
OF the CITY OF Mexico II tho rain of lust Sunday had
continued q few honrs longer. tie imagination can
orcey conceive Of the terror and destruction which
would have prevailed here .r .df.IH
NEW RAILROAD.
It is stated TINT lac railroad between Pcnba ard the
City Of Mexico will be completed by the lst OF May
hcxf There are morn than 0C0 laborers at work on
the Imperial Railroad from Vera Cruz to Mexico.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
TEXAS.
Petittoning for JEFF Davis-Dcntni Of
Judge PsscbaI-Perssnai-T
Cemmupicatisn-

GALVESTON Saturday Oct 2s. 1865.
The bark Houston is ashore on the western
end Of the island and Is still waiting for orders from the
Ncw.Y0rk Underwriters
Judge Pasehsl denies that he has petitlOncd the
Picsdcn, for clemency TO Jcf. Davis
Judge Bell Secretary Of State Of Texas. Is here. en-
ronie 10 Washington.
The telegraph is working to Houston and San An
tonic.
Cotton is heavy and Inactive; Middlng 3os in specie
Treights TO Liverpool I'D.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
ob.essIes Of Col. Uric Dahlgrcn.
PnmApELPHIA. Wednesday. Nov. ]

Pun ApELPHIA, Wednesday Nov. i, lsoo
The remains OF Col. Uric Dahlgren LAID IN
State IN Independence Hall during last night and the
funeral services took place this morning
Tho Rev. j. +. Wilson, ID. d., OF Newark. N D., de-
lvered an impressive sermon, and the remains were
then removed from the Hall 70 Laurel H csc orted Dy
six companies of tho 7th Regiment Of the Frst Army
Corps, two companies Of Marines and city troops
which acted ~ Guard Of Honor
Among the disting uished Inourners were Admiral
Dahigren. Gems. Meade and Humphreys. and Mayor
Henry.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
Gre.s Union Rally In West Jersey.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday. Nov. I. 1855.
great Union Mass Meeting was held
this srsning at Camden. n j.. which was addressed
By the Hon. JAMES N. Soovsr. Prof HEWLETT. and
others. West jersey sl alive sor the Unio. nekst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
Fire nj seu.hbere, Mas.
Dosroy. Wednesday. Nov. !. 1856

BOSTON. Wednrsday NOV ], 100.
Two large shoe manufactures in SOuthboro,
belonging TO Mcssrs John Hart Co, shoc dealers nt
No. III PesIlst in this city desroyed b! fire on
Tuesday morsing. Loss about eI0oO0O. ON which
there IL some Insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02

The American and Mexican mail steamer
Vera Cruz. Which LETT Vera Cruz October % aud Ia
wanna October "a, arrived here yesterday.
We CLEAN the following intelligence from Tie Aff'eaH
Times, weekly English newspaper published In tho
CITY Of Mexico by EI-Gov. Allen Of Louisiana;
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02

Below Ii own would barter never
What do you cay Of tho futnfef Lot them takeis
II Is theirs, dark though be. think some of thas
darkness as upon thesr doctors VI Tweddc an 1nen
they reDned the first sentence OF their Albasy mani'
festo Hear m R socsd rhat the psst history q tIe
Democratic party BE- fouDa in tho proudest recorus
Of the eounty Surely han 'eoning events ONT tnelr
shadows before" upon the eyeba&of these party law
giyers. What else could have bsought them. IN the
face Of American and equality loving people. -
'l,cognize tst cd staiesnauslp and sound p0t"
cal haory in commencing the work u reorganization
at tie point Of secession aud coniding 1t TO those then
recognized as electors ny the laws OF the respective
States leaving The question Of sungc where the Con.
stitution places IT, TO tho future atlon OF the several
Statc,"f You viii observe that these do>tors ot
Tu eddie Iali have had their usutl rccourse 70 the old
trick OF deecItiy covering their meaning with the Es
leaves Of words think, however, we shall be able to
reach their meaning u ndpsseuent of the ss,ne
old policy which led 10 The RbeliioI--.hat Of yielding
10 the South spoiled child, whatever her arro
gance might STE lit to dcmsnJ. Aud this time. ocr.
tsinly, the "whyaaId sisters have M right to com.
plain Of any want Of generosity. u Is avery liberal
bid for supplemental iebelilrn. II h said thns sh
great have their sarp!cnlcpts. Our Rsvoiateil
had Its the OF isl2i aud those platform sassrs
seem to have had an eye 10 history They zee snlsts
| See EisAsh Psse. M ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-02
FLORIDA.
Progress Of Rcsterniion--Cnpgra gratrlat'on
OF tho Prcsidcnt-R Mi acssiOn OF she
Cosstitusionnl Amca6Inent-A Siuc
Qun Non. r.t

y WASHINGTON. Wednesday. Nov. l. 1885.
The following has been addressed to His Ex-
cel'ency William Marvin. Provisional Governor OF
Florida at Tallahassee:
80 Your letter Of October was received and sub
ntfed to tho President. He Is grntiied with the
favorable progress toward reOrgsniz ion In Florida
and directs me 10 that he regards the ratification
by tho Legislature II tho Congressional Amendment
q the Constitution OF the United States ns ndirpcnsa
be to successful foraon of the tIue loyal relations
between Florida and tho other States. and equally ir
dispensable 10 tie return OF peace and h1rmony
throughou the Republic. WILLIAM IL SEWARD"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-07-20
Sur ley NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
County Surveyor of Marshall county Indiana,
will, at the request of Noah Hostetler, proceed on
Thursday the 10th day Of August, 1868, to survey
and suhGiviGc section -, L. 81. n II 4 T., in Mar
shall County, and also establish the corners of
the lands belonging to said Hostetler in said see
ton, SAID survey will be continued from day to
day if necessary ill completed.
Non resident owners ofland in said section who
fail to meet me at the time above mentioned, at
the residence of Noah Hostctlcr, and defrav or
provide for defraying their portion OF the cxpcn-
ses of said survey, will be returned TO the County
Auditor as delinquent, and such deinquencies
placed on the tax duplicate for collection accord
ing to law.
MO M. KLlNGER, Suryevo NC.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-07-20

We publish the advertisement to-day of
Day & Fuimer, manufacturers of Boots
and Shoes. Their shop can be found in
the post Office building, east goomup stairs.
We can recommend them to our readers
as being first late workmcn. Mike has
been a ncighbor to us for some time, with
free access to our Office, and we can freely
say that his honesty is beyond question. for
he never drinks our "lagcr beer without
an invitation, and it is mighty honest
Irishman who can withstand that tempt
alton when 10 one is looking. Farmers
will lind it to their interest to give these
gentlemen call.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-07-20
A CARD TO INVALIDS.

Clergyman, while residing in South Amer ri
ca as 4 missionary. dlsc0yereda safe and simple
remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Diseases OF the Urinary and Seminal Or
cans, and the whole train of disorders brought on
by baneful and vicic us habits. Great numbers
have been already cured by this noble romcdy.-
Prompted 10y a desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, | will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, in a scaled velope to
any one who necdst, Free Of Charge.
Please inclose post paid envelope, addressed
to yourself. Address.
JOSEPH Il. INMAN,
STATION ID, Bible House..
y10nf3-1ys Ndo York City.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-07-20

This favorite Of the ladies leads off in It's
August number with a beautiful steel en-
craving called "Grandpa's Darling"
face of the old man, with Its deep, thought
full eyes, strikes US as particularly fine
Among the figures Of the colored Steel
Fashion Plate, We note Bridal Dress
very chaste and pretty. The other en-
cravings Of this number are, 1.-The Chill
dren and the Rain-drops."
Price 80 year; 2 copies $500 To
those DESTROYS of making up clubs, speci
men numbers will be sent for ID cts
Wheeler & Wilson's celebrated Sewins
Machines are furnished az Premiums
Address Deacon d. Peterson, 3l9 Walnu
street, Philadelphia.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-07-20
SURVEY OTTE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
County Sm yeyor of Marshall County, Indiana
viii at the request of K. Schroeder proceed.on
Wednesday the 18th day of August. 1865 to
survey and sub,.ivide Sections ., a 10 NJ. r. l..
in Marshall County, and also establish the cor
ner. oftle lands belo 1sins to said Schr Ter sad
sections, said survey " III be continued from day
to day II necessary till completed.
Non resident owners o. Ian / in said section who
fail to meet me at the time abov mentioned at the
residence of K. Schroeder, and Gytrav or provide
for deirayng their portion of the ex, onses of said
survey, will lie returned To the county a motor as
delinquent, and such delinquencies placed on the
tax duplicate for collection according II law.
Moi j. II. KLlNGER, Co. SIR. " c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-07-20
Speeial Gotiffs.
A Receipt for Size Cure OF Fever
and AEHc.

BANGOR. VAN buren, Co.. Mich. Sept. Q, '6f.
DR.. &. w, RORACK-Sir: Your Blood Purifier
and Pills sell better here than any other medi-
cincs could keep They are just the medit inc
for the people, peculiarly adapted for the cure o.
Fever and Ague, but the peope use them as a
general medicine.
70 break attack OF the Ague take table
spoonful of the Blood Purifier every hour. and
thcn cleanse the stomach and bowels well with
your Pills, and in three days the complaint will be
removed and IA permanent cure effected.
All who try this treatRcnt before applying to a
physician VIII be saved much ccst and Suffering
n1l-lm ours truly, a, b. TAFT.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-07-20

HISTORY OF THE REBELLIoN.-We
have been furnished by the agent, with a
prospectus of Storkes History of the Re
bellion, which we publish in condensed
form. We can only Judge of the charac-
ter of the work from the prospectus, as
we had not the time to examine into it
further than merely to glance over its
pages. It is handsomely bound, illustra-
ted with maps, portraits of distinguished
Generals, and numerous Battle scenes
Mr.. VIM j. Zinn is canvassing this coun-
ty for the sale Of the work, specimen Of
which can be seen by applying to him.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-07-20
NOTICE. OF INSOLTEECT.
STATE OF INDIANA J -,
NJ ISIIALL COUNTY !
In the Marshall Common Pleas Court October
Torn 1868.
John w. Aldrich
VS. Divorce.
Eliza A. Aldrich

The plaintiff in the above entitled cause by his
attorney. Las filed in my Office his complaint a
eamst the defcndcnt, and it appearing by Inc af-
iidavt of a competent person that the defend.
ant. Eliza A. Aldrici Is n non resident cf the
state of Indiana she is therefore hereby notified
of the tendency of said complaint against her,
and unless she appear, answer or demur thereto
AZ the calling of said cause, ON the first day Of
the next term Of said court to be begun and
held at the Court House in the town of Plym-
outh, on the LIST Monday of October, SIS, said
complaint and the ma tiers and things therein con
tanned and alledged will be heard and determined
in her absence.
JOHN G.. CUSHMAN Clerk
Phillips K johnson Plfis Atty. IS