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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
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NOTICE IN PARTlTION-In The Superior
~ Court o. t.r CITY OF New ioft ANEL TRACY tDG-
ERTON. Jr., urd ELLA bic Niie. ani GktIkiDE J.
ssrsh Dbl, wife. Clsfrs WDil lll Nrlise' tb wife;
Allah sn,i,tr lld Jsrc Maria. DE- wife. ttsf Trp
and 6ertful- 49, ts ss~. ~ mas 81 " yv sri Msfs,ir
b. wife ia. lrsh~a Nyvi Sarah J. NVv, charles
n " yyil Jan. Cox, NIsr T.. Iigru1u the t4ro r. I'd.
-erton and Caroline hls Idvafd 4 EdsrTan. George
q. Edsrf,on. EIvaTd Hedges. aui Auy D.. be Wiir #,
fbcusErr Delry sud Jla Do wife, 6ef'fId~ II H'ii'u
trooE Jsue Nsda GH.a. Lfl. Aua UfIerbgooi ari 10.
sepl Cole I'd Jane Co.c ltw t hot.- r hrrei given g.
l person. having any gruefs ~n cIrhfr1cr ~ ylls
meu decree otrfwir to Undivided s.!r of incf"i
a. any Or either o. tr ptts Glovr named - and in te
prrr.es ir tl- complaint d. It's r.fioI al hereinafter
dr.rf5et, s they required g. rfotee o hr uiir
signed te fer~e ipf ths' rurot- Gn'~i - lrior tho
.cc.lld Day Of January 1915 my oi-- Aos. sui 0 Pine
r'pe-iyr Hens or rcuunfrc's and ,nfrt evidence N
DO. amount due ,r,ou othcfHisc Icy viii - barred pi al
rglt and interest they either Of them L4yc in she said
premises 90 virtue Dt turI 4.s.s % lnrlfnlT.n-es
Ilc ylrsc. drscuhrd Boz tte said ylint foovs
A thai certain lJf, piece ~ Of o4rd, With "a. build
ings thereon sirhtt sE ai being b. Tie L Ward " tie
cy ~ Nrwi .n tA+ uDr -fy I'D OF EToom-st and
Broone-t bonded s14thriy b. 'front.' by rfoof1s wet.
.riy by house nj o oi ground la'r of Llas q
Dat- tohely u terrlr by u c ni sno~nas No COS
tex hundred ~ mel GHp o. Delaney Farm. fronting
EdfdgcI and rasery by house end luf o. sO4ud b~0u,
ng a,c o. Sarah Hayia and cort,alns breadth u
roa and reaf each - A aad rst ,a-A eide lOI feet
being par, u the o'. Known S'. 90 . and ou
map Of thr in q tt' ', James Delaney dated hew York,
Noseubot 10, 1888
WILLIAM RICHARDS Referee
THoxn PosERs Plaintiff. Attorney, No. 50 W4!si.,
newton
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

EIRE WOOD-Al the various kinds at low.
L ..t,o,,,,t rates. q. ". EAYMD%D
Comsf Of AycnEs a. spd sut.euyhs sL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Real estate for Sale.
ALL WANTING FARMS.

A ID WANTING FAKMS. -,
"A Larg. and thriving settlement; Of vine ias d'
climate; 10 miles south OF Phladrlpha W =, S1i
Rich soil produces large crops; twenty acre tracts pI'
per acre payable within four ya good business oPens
good so cieiy Hundreds settling and making p1 hpio,1
rn.n,. Amy 10 CIiAS X LANDS, Postmaster. Nineani
Landis township NJ Letter. answered Papers con.
ful Information win he free. Ftom hePort 0 o"y'
Roba.on JJ-enfuol Editor Of The Tribune; II one P Ae
,no,t erf,nre feyne tracts atmoH terd P0'1n a'
,unbe condition 70, rleqsGn. IrmiEg that vs kHo~ m
fide Of tie Ue.fern Prdiye.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Eouocs au0 Sarm5 tOanic6.

WANTED TO Bf'Y-A LEASE for term
w Of yea.s-an improved PROPERTY suitable Tor
Agrst0r Nofss located 10 or near tie cry ~ hcwioh
Would lac g. 'st wI PARTIES owning vacant ois tifom ~
O. 10 ~ nurh.r f0g improve s.b - lie ABOVE plf
pose Atlf~,s % appY O. }. ihORNk. American Aeri'
cultural Work cof Tenth ave fui lwrfy illfth t., = \
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
BOARD ano E5cM5.

A MERICAN HOTEL. B-ualTay sna
~ Fis,tast Ntw. Vo.A. oa he Eagopta" p.'I wv
In ,ri'e. " ,inyly. At roirr,e rai,'
DOARD.-Any lady de>irouS Of home N.e1.
ID uon dlrin. .nes can be ac.omwodf' ! ~ ss..@wS d
% .. iv ,si,noet family q boafIv.. At-s % D,sn,a
. ! Thl,r. No lel- Broadway. AGlEss NJ" po''''
ROY r. Il Station q y. !.
1u,O LET--In a tirst-clasS House, iNC
\ front ROOM with BEDROOM a. JHa.as, niof -
ni,Led wi;h privilege o; 90 o.th :ooi N'' % 'l'
s.ut -usn. Apply a. No sS -. Mt-k sp.acr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
llropc5a's.

OFFICE. DsP9T coxGIssAaY o. Scg gi'rzsc,.
WAsUI.gTos, y. &, November %. 1855
GOVERNMENT SALE oi CHOICE
IL WIuSHg-sEALED PROPOSALS 20 dlpic,,s. u
~. rorr fan l.l by fhe ur1e-,l-r-i De- received o.
tins Oii s rufi. D. ''c. ou lue.-y, '. s.. d4y Il
December !. % frr fle ss.- OF l0r-t
100 BARRELS or WHISKY
The Wtfsky offered !or sale se. ..i sai b
n, IN. fr,, auaii.y esps . Re afi Bourbon whAg
which ~, eu. No superior to any WhsSe, nov Ia tbs
f48.ke..
Prspoa, may be made for any number Of b,rs no, Iss
10. So J. cou'..,, Of sever,yes.: l-3I ba-f of Rr,
WElfy c0a.i.. abo-! t-fes t-0I-Ai .-e hl4it-i s,a
= c,a..-s I for hIu5-ei aad nle'y hras $50
ts- M f.rl,r " h.sv c3a'ans ,,ar' nf1..sen hoe.
and .-,.s, h ri. 4 al1 twe eitg ls ,- .,l.; aud
Lot 10 consist. " l-- laul lfr- at aG'~tVe ~ b,f.
rel. OF Fecr,i WEisfy. containing ao,gs try sg; Lh,a
sanI .ix nuuir,A g. 10yi q. 9ns.
Tne WHISKY " ce Gagged oei' ~ s.sey sad .o'e
5v he p-oj. l0a = nay tr "rslt~i =. 'le suo-is
euc- Depot eKaniri, l W sample Pen 't seen sd p>
n s,i. -,i irlm lny OF tar ~. owing Of p
Brcy.t ~. Col +. D. bnsaif1 Cap --i T. > u ~
Brcyi Brf Gea H. +. Care, i. p. c aa!A. C. s.
Brss.. 5a.. "a. C. L. EG5arp A c. g. s. U $. A.
E5ry-t sr...cier r. wilson v 5. aal ~. Z, c0L
car. arl g. = T. :. A.. Baltimore 80 or. iti' IN =
Piyu..at i. i8y--ral-l. fguis s59-- h.y p o~as oi
y' RI , l- rer. -el ou le a.ceP.a-.- r. tr oi a de
r-i4sai-- soon ~ Sac 4rs.tsn GOD '' a'4 0S''"
Gle de- .t.-F r1r..4 o. l..' .--s =. ....l.
NJ biz reserved .-la pas..ss who h-v' -'i - empty
bidder, ess 70 be present a, as orea.1s Of 'h'a
All pr-.,s.es vii, be o,l,I a. tie Coz 1ui'5 "hTvsA
in Al4xndIa Ya.. i-- 90 cXpsus- o tnt .as'tf
Ias rsI4 r.s,cy-.llu iy ,ts Gogcrt-- ID --' . e'S
vii be observed. % DELL '4J. = = . - ~ . n
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Geacbers.

(IvANTED-To 90 70 a pleasant village. 10
W mile, from New. orS. ATEACHEkorGpF LtNE>>
teach three sms children OF g. 10 ard 10 y-Is One o.
clairted with Grrflsn Music preferred At-fes, Box
~. 2oSi stating terms uni reference.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
MERRY'S MUSEUM,

THE CHILDRENs OLD FRIEND.
Is 10Th year commence th Januafy 1916 and contain.
th- best stories Description. Essays, Poems P-u!cs arl
Puzzles PTzes syen Monthly Tor solving PuLze.. ard
valuable Premiums for ohtaugo New Subsa-rs. s.o hr-
al inducements Agents. ie steel Engayut OF Lieut..
Gen GRANT will be ssut ia tie January number al
sub.crbers 81 80 per year in Adv.nce. - cents single
Copies.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Danrlns AtaocmIss.

n II. RIYERSs
~ DANCING ACADEMY.
NJ. 1j .hrfmcThosn-st. Brooklyn.
Classes fli uuers forming. send Circular
ncos' - ccu' lor FaNphet coaiaEing ths German ana
fashionable q uadIil.s.
NE GARMOS DANCING ACADEMY, No.
- 80 Wet Fourteenth sOpen for the reception Of pupil,
on WEDNESDAYS ard SAIL hDAfS.
Laaes class O.; Msins sd hi,icrs s. r n Evenirs
a. hFG CLASS fOK lHF GERMAN" NOW FORM
mo.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Unstrncttoil.

A YOUNG LADY. thoroughly conipe.epI p,.a "
Cla. Tie re.idences Of Pupils visited If desired Apply
No qQ 81 Marks place.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Mem publifatlone.
THIS MORNIN G.
LOVE LIFE OF DIR. KANE.

Memoir and History Of the Courshp and secre' ns, l
risge between Dr. r. h. Kane (the Arctic Espi9re' "i
Nr,arrt Fox: together with correspondence ieo nl'
letters, and portrait Of the lady Au extraordinary woA
pfie 4
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

LARGE and Elegant assortment of Fall
and Winter Psri. MILLINERY o. the a;e.t STYLES sui
shapes also Jockey and Riding lis IN great variety no"
ready Al Mr.. SiMMONSS. No. 1Ji Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
uAyE You Sea nAlNEs BROS, NEw

PIASOS' isno, 2, aud ,heu. once al the maau.
f,cur-r. No 80 Second ave. cor Twenty h - They
splendid Pianos moderate prices n bPano. 10 Eeni,
and r.u allowed purchase
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
urrMpUGS OF THE WORLD.
WHAT CAME AFTERWARDS.
BOTTOMS POEMS.

The Poems Of Mr., Sarah T. Bolton. One elegant tinted
paper i2mo volume, 800 pages. Price 81 81.
All handsomely bound In cloth and sent by mail FRRE
on receip of price by CARLETON Publisher, Newly
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
ERRY,s BOON On PTZZLES.

w Containing 90 Puzzles Enigma Ansgrams Hero
glyphcs Riidles Labyrintbs AID ConJndrumt beautifully
enbelished with 100 cho..s uslrson-nasng the cheap
est and be. PrlzcHoot issued Price 81 cents, sent
by mail on receigt of price. J. " STfARNS PubiTher,
No III fuonst, New-Gork Citv.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

for al. grades Of Schools, GOV. =
L FRNEsSEs (cursery Waiting I'D Re,.lea;) % '1i; ihe
OF Fsm,i. PRIVATE TUTORS to aisr 'peca.
,nts POS TIOnS f- well educated .n1 creii1y i!s.i
Ie,eter. NEGOTIATIONS of School Proprietor M -
ALTON oi good lo parents may b. obNrei ~ tie
TDf-C ATlOSfL AGENCY, 80. III Nas.agF. y. J. tir-G-
l.r. with TERMS References AMI Is-t.ror4..' % TIE
FE-ipnry ird Fii-iy o. tn. Agency mailed ior stamp
Adire.. J. 4. NASH a Co.. ~ above.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
IAZLETON BROTHERS,

III OVERSTRUNO GRAND. AND SQUARE
PlANO-FORrE MANUFACrGRtRS.
No % Princ--,t. few doors Bgoai iy New Yor
These Pianos always received the hst premium whr
ever they have been exhibited written guaranty ioT ~
yeats Accompanies each Piano
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16
TIE LADY's FRIEND.-The Decent

TIE LADY's FRIEND.-The December
number of this f;'vorite magazine is su
perb one. The leading steel engraving
in illustration of the text,
"Children children are the crown of old men,
Aud the glory of children are their fathers -
is one that will 90 home to many hearts
The engraved ii;lc-pagc is truly beautiful
it is gem Of art 1t represents The
Past and The Futurc-while, around,
"Ihe little birds ing East, and the little bird.
sing West
to use wcll-known line from Mrs Brown.
ing's beautiful "Rhyme of the Duchess
May" The Double colored Steel Fash
ion Plate for this number will be pro,
nounced by the ladies superb" or els,
We are very greatly mistaken. Pric,
$50 a year; address Deacon Il Peterson
3l6 Walnut Stree, Philadelphia.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

Westervelt has gone to New York again, he
says they are so near out of goods at the Old Reg
ulator that he must make all possible haste to re-
plenish their stock. and is off by the fastest ex-
press line. So lookout in few daye for novel
ties, rare and beautiful. Good substantial and
useful They say they have sold more goods
this fall than ever before in the same leugth OF
time, which speaks well for them and their man
of doing business. They are offering goods
now very cheap common calico Is cents, good
quality at p. cents, good De Lame ut 30 cents
Don't fail to call and see them When you wish to
buy, YOU will find pleasant aud agreeable clerks
aiwa:s ready and willing to serve YOU.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16
SUR TEY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Undersigned
County Surveyor of Marshall county, Indiana
will, at the request Of Mrs. Monroe, proceed ON
Monday December l /, 1865, to sur, CIV and subdi-
vide the following lands in Marshall County, to-
wit
Section four a. + 81 N x ! f., and also es
.ablish the corners Of the lands belonging to said
Mrs. Monroe in said section, said surrey will be
continued from day to day if necessary till com
pleted. Non residen: owners of land in said
section who fail meet mt the time above
mentioned, at the residence of Mrs. Monroe, and
defray or provide for defravng their portion Of
the expenses of said survey. will be returned ts
tn, county Auditor as delinquent, and such den
quencics placed on the tax duplicate for collection
according to law.
nj. J. NJ KLlNGER, Surveyor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

If YOU want to see the largest stock OF
goods. 20 to J NJ. Dale & Cos. If you
want to buy the cheapest goods, 80 to
Dale's. If you want to Get the lest bar
gains all round, go to Dalc's, they are sell
ing French Reps worth 81 % for 50 cents,
I.ustrc worth - cents for 10 cents, call
and see their great stock, and all other
= ,odS at reduced prices.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

The president yesterday appointed Gen
John A. Logan minister, and VIM. A.
Browning, of Tennessee, secretary OF leSa-
ton. to the republic of Mexico. Gen. Lo-
gan is said to be warm friend Of the lib
eral cause in that country Col. Browning
has been heretofore President johnson S
private secretary.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

The Republican don't like our exrosi-
ton of its recent military caricatures- We
didn't suppose it would. but VIC were not
prepared for the manifestation of iil-tem-
per shown on the occasion by our veneer
able friend. We guess though he'll con c
round all right again by and by. Pity
the sorrows of poor old man..
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16
FOR, SALE

| have twelve town lots, situated four block,
from the Post Office, dry, and in good condition
for building upon, which | will sell at fgur,
much lower than the ranging price of lots IN Plym
outh, and on easy terms.
Apply over the Bank.
nov 9-4t J.C. OSBORNE
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16
v9u24tf
4 ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
John Boyes VS. Thomas Mckimmirsl
and James SNYDER carnishee.

whereas summons was by me issued in the
above entitled cause on the 9th day of October.
1865, and also summons TO James SNYDER az
garnishee defendant therein. and whereas said
summons as to the principal defendant, Thomas
Mchmns, was by the proper officer returned not
found, and said garnishee defendant having fled
his answer under oath that he has control OF
means belonging TO said defendant McKmmins,
Now therefore the said Thomas NJ, Kimmins il
hereby fled of the tendency of said suit be
fore me. and that the same will be heard and de
:ermined at my office in Center township. Mar
shall County, Indiana, on the 10Th day of Noyem
Der. 1865, at 10 O'Clock a. M
7t3 JOHN C.. OSBORNE, JP
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

Artlur's Home Magazine for December
is on our table. 1t contains fine Engra-
wing called christmas Eve" Bringing
home the Christmas Tree, and Winter,
the usual variety of fashion plates, and Ii
brary miscellany; with Il choice piece OF
music, which alone is worth the price of
the number. Price s., 80 per single copy
three copies 5000. Address 7. 5. Arr
Their & Co, Phila.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

In Common Pleas Court, May Term 1865.
Rebecca Hand va Abram Hand.

kebecca Hand ys Abram Hand.
Bv virt"e of on execution issued out of tho
Clerks Office of the Marshall Common Plea,
Court and TO me directed, will Offer for sale AZ
public outcry at the Court house door, in the town
of Plymouth Marshall county Indiana, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and o'clock y. m.
on Saturday the llth day Of November, A. ID.
1865 the following real estate, 10 vii:
Ten (l0) acres of land of ofihe east side oftbe
north west fourth of the south fourth of
1n thirty-three 1897 township thirty three 1881
north FRANCE two (2) cast in Marshall cnunty and
State of Indiana. II the rents and profits for a
term ofnot exceeding seven years arc not soli for
enough to satisfy said execution. 1 will at the
above specified time and place. offer all the light
title and interest of tie defendant 10 and to The
above described property.
NIB II. ~. LOGAN, Sheriff NC
MAJ
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

The Bridal Chamoer an Essay of Warning
and Instructions to Young Men-published by
the Howard Association, and sent free of charge
in sealed envelopes. Address DIR j. SKILLlN
III )uGH TON. HoSlrd Association, Phladel.
phia, Ia. vlo.as-,y
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

A special term of the Circuit Court is
in session here this week, for the trial of a
few cases on change Of venue from the
regular term, Hon. James S Frazer,
presiding.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

STRENGTH OF TIE ARMY.-A Wash
ington dispatch says it is ascertancd from
official sources that the army of the United
States has not been reduced SO low as
seems to have been supposed Its full
and available strength exceeds 10000
men, of which about Que half is on the
east side of the Mississippi river
This is encouraging to the tax payers Of
the country. An army of $50, 900 men
receiving pay and rations in time of peace
Does that look like economy in public ex-
penditures? We rather think not.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

Pres Of King. collector Of the port OF
New York, committed suicide ON Monda Y
morning, by jumping overheard from one
oi the Hobokcn ferry boats. He lad been
unwell for some time and it is supposed
that he was laborinS under a temporary
alteration Of mind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

Now is the time to subscri &c for the
Democrat The Indiana Legislature is
IN session, aud the Congress Of the United
States will convene in few weeks
Everybody should know what oar lcgs,a-
tors are doing for the good Of the country
The Democrat will keep its readers fully
advised of what takes plscc in either OF
elese distinguished bodies. thus making it
a paper Of intcrc st to all who are interested
j the nat on's prosperity and welfare.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

Tie order of the country dealer who
sent to the proprietors of morning news
paper for some of the --latest dates" which
the paper announced as just received, has
not vet been filled.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16
THE DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The Parish Sociable of the Episcopal
Church will be held next Tuesday eveniLS
at the residence of JOS E. WesteIvelt, Oh
Michigan Street.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

The Republican says that Il gentleman
who visited that Office few days ago. left
there two very large cabbage heads. We
knew there was one there all the time.
ecut had no knowledge OF the other.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

Adylees from Ell Paso, Mexico, state
that the government Of President Juarez
IS daily gaining strength. Marshal Ba
zainc, of the French army, had issued ex-
press orders to bis officers to let 10 detach-
ment of EreEca troops approach the Rio
Grapda, for fear of collision between
French and United States troops.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16
Application for Eiceusc

NJ OTlCEis hereby given that the undersign-
/ Y ed will at the next terra Of the Commission
er's Court of Marshall County. Indiana, to be
holden at Plymouth commencing on the first
Monday of December. 1868, apply for license
to retail sp rltuous liquors in quantities less than
a quart The location on which [ propose to
sell I! on Lot NO. L, and fraction IL, Pearson's
Addition to the town of Inwood. MARSHALL connt '
Indiana w. l.. MOREHOUSE.
n9-3w
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The undersigned having been restored to health
in few weeks, 10y very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lune
affection and that dread disease, coDsumpton-is
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure.
TO all who may desire it lie will send Il copy OF
the description used (fiee of CHARGE with the di
rect ions for preparing and using til. same, which
they will find sure cure for Consumption, sth
ma, Bronchitis Coughs, Colds, &c. The only
object of the advertiser in sending the prescription
is to benefit the afflicted aud spread information
which lie cOnceives to be invaluable; and he
hopes every suilerc will try his remedy as il vii
Parties wishing the prescription will please adj
dress, Rev. EDW ARD A WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County New York.
nl0-3mo
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

We are in receipt of the December num-
Der of Godcy's Lady's Book This is en-
phaticaHy a Christmas number, with extra
and contains four choice
Christmas stories An examination OF
the Book will satisfy any one possess
ing good taste, that Cooley is the Prince of
Publishers, aud furnishes the 'best and
cheapest" magaz ne in America.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16
Sur Wy 70 TICE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or RE-
AL ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. a
commissioner appointed by the Marshall Court
OF Common Pleas in sD action pending therein
wherein Timothy +. Devncy is plaintiff vs. Mar
garet Thompson, Jane Devipey and others, are
defendants for partition of real estate, will sell
at public auction at the Court House door in
Plymouth ION Saturday the 9th day of December
1865. The east half of the north east quarter OF
section nine 90 in township thirty three (33J
north, of rang three (3) east, in Marshall Coun,y
Indiana. The land is improved, of good quality
and well situated.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash, aud the resi-
due in two equal payments at and Is months
the purchaser giving notes at interest, withou,
relief from valuation laws secured by mor,ga &c
on the premises Said sale will be made sub
jet to the approval of the court
JOHN G.. OSBORNE
n10-3w Commissioner
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16
PROS p &C TU s
THE INDIANAPOLIS HERALD.
Daily and Weekly, for fS65-6.
The Undersigned, Publishers Of the
Ind'apolis Daily & Weekly Herald,

fuN "POiiH b"iiI " w NNh'' aAS' wv ~
In soliciting generous support from the people
of the State, have but few words TO say and few
promises to make; lille it shall be their purpos,
to make it equal in mechanical execution and
literary merit to any paper published in the West,
they pref er to let it speak for itself.
In politics the HERALD will be thoroughly dem
ocratic. and to assure the party OF its political
fidelity and ability, its editorial columns have
been placed andec the exclusive control of the
Hon. S. E. Perkins, one Of the .blest and ready
writers in the State, together with his life long
devotion to democratic principles, makes him
peculiarly fitted for that position.
In addi:ioa to the political matter contained in
the HERALD, large space will be devoted to
general news and literary subjects, to make
it faithful c'ironicler of passing events
Its local columns shall receive special attention,
and an abe corps has been engaged to report the
Special Session of the Legislature soon to con
venc.
Its Commercial articles and Price Currents
will be ca. efully revised, 90 to make it an OBJ
;ect to men of business to consult it daily.
In short We do rot Intend to spare either time
or money to make
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

Col. Bailey keeps Hunt u Co.'S cclcbra-
Ted Zinc Pens for sale, at the POST Office
Our thanks are due the Col. for 4 number
Of them. They are far superior to the
steel pen,--just the thing for business men
aud others hlving much writing to do.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

ENLARGED.-The indianapolis Eaily
Herald comes to us greatly enlarged and
improved in every respect. We are grat>
i6cd to note this Improvement III tic
organ of the democracy of our State. III e
EeruH is now one of the handsome t lai-
les in the West, is ably conducted AMI
s1und!y democratic.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

nR. f.. MAYNARD. offers his professional
IL services i'll all the departments of Medical
Science. Specialiies Diseases of the Chest
aud OF females.
Office, in old Masonic Hall: vllaI0-t
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-16

The weather has been beautiful for Il
few days past; Indian summer is again
there with all its pleasant memories, and
autumn yet fingers before casting herself
into the lap of winter. The stern old
woOer is, however, persistent in his ap-
rproaches, and the doubling dame must
inevitably yield at last to his icy embraces.
The farmers are very busy just now in
finishing up the corn harvest. Some are
already done gathering, and some will
doubtless have cold fingers ere their corn is
safely housed.