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sEvRN PER CENT
FfRsr.cLAss FIRST NoRTaAaI BONDS.
THE NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD COMPANY has
authorised 10 sell their lst Mortgage per cent 81
year bonds. The whole amount is ". 100000 Coupons
payable on the lst days Of January and July Of each
year, In New York
Referring to our sdvsrtissmsnt Of August, having
sold the nrst half million Of these desirable bonds
have sdvsncsd the price to BTdHTY FIVE CENTS, At
which they stand uurivslsd the cheapest artlass
security In the market.
Any further inquiries will Be answered q our oss
sepl-n JAY COOKE 3 CO.
EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
n. D. oeoEs. lot Jay Cooke = o. y Prssids..
VS. HusTusfos. oasAiss.
aovlRHnlHf DIPoHfoIy
FINANCIAL Aalsr OF rHl unrrlD rrArla
lsru sr.,rr, orroG,, n, ..,Asv.r p,sA.sn,u,.
aevsr,ns.. ssssriuss with Treasurer Uai,sl sts.ss,
ArOHE AILLIOH DOLIARs.V ,
We bay and sell all Glasses Of aovIRHkIIf slou.
RITIIs q current market rates.
FURNISH IXCHANaI aaa make oelisssieas o. ALL
rHI PRINCIPAL oIrIIs OF FHl uxIrlD sfArIs.
We purchase aovsrnnsnt voushsrs on The MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. s.d give sAas,uL Asp P,o.Pr
ArrsurIos TO
ACCOUNTS OF BusINIss Nls AHD FIRM,
sAd to any other business entrusted 10 U.s.
FULL INFORMATION in regard 70 aovlRAnlHf
LoASs 81 su times shssrfuliy far.ishsA.
wh. HUNTINGTON. osshisr.
wAalBaros. Hnsh %. 1885 nhn-du
H O II Il LIS.
" l. L A X d s II TEL,
SYKES. CHADWICK I CO..
PRoPlIlroRs,
CORNER PENN AVE AND ToURrIENrH STREET,
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DROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING
JIG PAPER AND TwINE.

Posr oYYIoR DRpAnrxRxr,(
WAsHISaroE, DO, October IS, 1886.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Department
noon. for furnishing wRAPPIsd PAPER aud TwlsE
tns . !. s
the Blank Agencies Of the Post once Department, at
W.shingtcn p. o New York city, New York; and Buf-
The estimated quantity Of each article, and the quality
thereof, required at each agency are specified below
$500 re.D. ' of wppns @ pspsr 3 Sy H nsi.. In size,
that now In use in the Department to weigh 2s
pounds to the resm. and each rsam to contain 20
10000 pounds of Jatc, or other suitable TwIne hard
twisted, and in balls, to weigh about one pound
acoo pounds Of coarse Hemp Twinc about one eighth
from one to two pounds each.
District No: 2 at Ns,o York city, Nep York,
$4,000 rsaIs q ws.ppsg Paper siIila, 70 that de-
900 pounds Of Jute, other Twine, similar to that
described in the estimates for District No; l.
10000 pounds q coarse Hemp Twins, similar to that re-
District No. s, at Bu1dlo, Ee,o York.
r',%s 81 ny wp,pP1s Paper similar to that re-
1000 pounds q Juis or other Twins, similar to that
scribsd and required for District Mol
Proposals will be received for each article separately
and separately for each district or for all the articles
The contract or contracts will be awarded to the low
est and best bidder, to be aeterminsd after careful
examination for the purpose Of ascertanng which bid
In Its Prac ieal results be most advantageous to the
Department.
II the districts should be reconstructed or the num-
Der increased or diminished the articles shall be deliv.
cred at such place places the Postmaster General
shall designate. at pro rata rates.
And the Postmaster General reserves the right on his
part OF Increasing reducing the quantity Of the ar
teles required under the estimates named In
this advertisement he shall consider 1t necessary to
do so.
Samples OF such articles as now used at the Post
0aices be at either Of the above named agen
cies.
Bidders will send samples Of such articles as they
propose to furnish with their bids.
Bach bidder must furnish with his proposals guaran-
tees Of his ability to comply with his bd and certn
cate from postmaster that such guarantors credit
able and reliable citizens must also accompany his pro.
posals.
Two su client surees will be required to a contract.
Afalure to furnish an article contracted for promptly
the furnishing article inferior to that contracted
for will be considered sufficient cause for the forfeit
ure Of the contract
Bids made required by this notice will not be
considered.
Proposals must be marked on the envelope with the
Of the article articles proposed for aud the let
ter containing them addressed TO the First Assistant
Postmaster General, Washington, d. Q.
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
oea7 a7-law8w Postmaster General.
Syfp A
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DEATH FROM CHoLERA.-Mr. Jacob Lowen-
thai, Of the Union Claim Agency In this city, died
At his rooms No. 387 Pennsylvania avenue, on
Monday evening, of Asiatio cholera. Deceased re-
turned TO this city from New York on Friday, and
is thought he contracted the disease In that
T. Miller. The funeral took place yesterday AFTER
noon, and the body was inferred In the Congress.
sionsl cemetery. Deceased was member Of Daw.
son Lodge, No. 10, Free and Accepted Masons.
The national Republican., 1866-10-31

GRAND LARcESY.-Spencer Roam and Ed
ward Miles, two oolored oarpenters were arrested
0urand, Of the Fourth ward, for stealing shirts,
boots, rasor, table cloth, and some carpenters
tools from John o. Brisp, on H street. One Of thu
shirts was found on Miles, and the svidsnos
showsd that he committed the larceny. Justice
Waitsr dismissed Roam and sent Miles 70 jail for
court. rr .... .0..
The national Republican., 1866-10-31

o. STEALING A BRoox.-Caroline Fox, o col
orsd woman, was before Justice Walter, In th'
Second precinct on Monday, on . charge Of pro
family and fighting. She was hnsd 81. which sh
psid, bet on leaving the station-houss took tn
broom belonging to that Institution with her. Sh
was again arrestsd ysstsrday for stealing th
broom, but having returned the same, she vas dil
missed By the Justice.
The national Republican., 1866-10-31

LEcruRE.-Last evening, Rev. Dr. Sam
very able lecture before the students Of the law
school attached TO the college, at the law buildings
on Fifth street, opposite the City Hall. His sub.
ject was Involuntary Ssrvituds." The speaker
handled the subject In mastery manner and was
listened to with marked attention.
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PHoPOsALs.
DROPOSALS FOR WORK ON SEWER

oyrrcr Conzfssrornn % PUBLIC BuILprxos,)
CAPfroL or TnH UsIfEp STATES,
WAsHIHaror CFvy, October 10, 1850.
Sealed proposals will bs received ct this once until
the Sd day d Novsmbsr nsxt q II clock noon, and
will be opened 81 O'clock that day in the pres
snoe q the Secretary Interior to do the following
To s.esyai. properly from he place where the pres:
mates to Third street west 70 plank the bottom Of the
crock with Sinch jost, ID the same that the
bottom Of 10 planksd mr. - the sewer 10 built
to continue the stone walls each side Of tho creek
Third street, In the manner that the walls already
built are built Of unssnt height to receive the arch
and to build lateral thresfset barrel sewer from the
present sewer from the Capitol 10 the main sewer All
the materials to be farashed BY the contractor and all
necessary prsparaons sueh freeing the channel Of
water, DC. 70 be made By him POI
The work 10 be dons under the Supervision Of COM
psteut person TO be employed hy the Commissioner,
and to the satisfaction Of such person and the Commits
sioner. T.. Z. ..l.t1
Proposals must be made IL grcs. sum for doing all
the toork, a. II cannot we'll be divided.
The person 10 whom the contract is awarded will be
required TO give proper ssouy for the performance Of
his contract and twenty per cent Of the contract price
pletsd. .Ft' D. B. FRENCH
oe22.la Commissionsr Of Public Buiidinss.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

N ATIONAL THEATRE
IN (Lats Grovsr's) y ~ ~
:, Psnnsyiv,.is syssus, near willafd,s Hotel:
s 1ap SlcHiHos iSdiisH oPiRl irkork59f' siasoEi
THE oRSzf GoxsiAHTioN np' SioHTnY SHaGf't SRssrEp
By pRILLIANTLY CROWDED AND
ENTHUsIAsT1C AUDfINCEsi
WIN O. DIIrRICH, MusIoAL DfRrcroa.
THIS CwEDEisDAYl RvIsIHo, ooToBiR 81, 1860
WI e Jgcc.Ss g5:.:oisd y ss' g5,as
Pronounced By the press and public Of New York,
during Its recent perormases in that city one Of the
greatest successes ever achieved Aad the exclusive
Of performing which, according to verbal asresmsnt
y o. hs composer some three years since,
lfTiR THE OPERA MLLE AUGUSTA WILL AP.
PEAR IN A GRAND PAS slULi
Extra will be charged for seats secured in sd.
RATES OF ADMISSION:
Parquette. cts. Private .elo
:s..Is r:;: csi: coI:ss ce%s Sis: s:
Coisrsd Boxes, With cushioned Seats 50 cents
Doors open At t7-Cur,ain will riss ai quarter to g.
DAUaHTEk OF THE RIaIMssTii'
BENEFIT q Miss nss .. RichrNos,
RosE OF GAsTILEi
SATURDAY ArrxRNooR, GRAND OPERA MATINEE,
g.. Commencing al o'clock. oesl-lt
MESSRs. DUDLEY KAvANAGH
lvl and MELVIN FOSTER. Of New York, and VIC.
TOk BsTEPHE and T. n. NELhs, Of Phiiadeiphia,
will Play at the opening Of seaton Hall Billiard Saloon
exhibited ten Of the mos. besutiui Billiard Tables 10
the United s,aes from the mandatory Of Msssr Kay
.,s p: vim be 'Bis 'BBssHsHSs zs y SHsso1 Ai
oc2o.lw. Proprietors.
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DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING AR
Il TIcLRs AT THE WARRINGTON NAVY YARD.
PArxAsrsH's oYyIcn, }
UsIrHp srArHs nAyr, 900 srRKEr,
WAsHIxaroH, D. O., Oct. rs, 1855.
Separate Sealed Proposals, 10 be endorsed " Propo-
sas will BE- received a this once until the lst day Of
November, 1866, at 10 clock, for the following
articles TO be delivered q wsshneton Navy Yard viz
FOR BUREAU STEAM RHdINBRRING
mex S.s is.t nss 70 q
80 hrty) Iron Bands, Is feet long, 81 inches wids
" inch thick, with raise In the centre.
100 lone hundred) pouuds No. Copper wire.
FOR BUREAU NAvTGATIoN
100 eleven hundrsd feet Walnut. best quality, sea.
FOR BUREAU ORDINANCE.
2Qwo) barrels Lard OIL.
For dimensons, &c, see schedule at this ofnce.
The above articles 10 be delivered free Of cost 10 the
Government for freight transportation, and at the
risk and expense Of the party furnishing.
sufcient guarantee for prompt delivery will be
quired Of successful bidders. '
CALVIN @. JACKSON,
oc263t Paymaster United States Navy.
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A AUCTION SALES
g CALE OF SOLDIERS REST AT
~ ALEXANDRIA

GALE OF SOLDIERS REST AT
- ALEXANDRIA
... ozr, egA,rs.n4r,.'s oyncs,
Dnrof o. WAsnrperon, J
MAslrIeror, D. O., October 90 1eeo.
By direction Of the oaarsrmastsr 0sssrai the fol.
u !: :ss !. :e: .
I.n.. :. ;.s.r TIE .sIsr,iso. Lsasssst Colonel
oss Bsrrssi, ss tss. ); Isl lei;
one storshours, l2xsl lest
0ns storshouss, lsxts feet
One onesrs, Quarters. Azs7 fsst
o.: o.: RRliss. Ri,ss:.. hss"i ssass i.l'' ,..i feet
On: On: w::S ww::s. sS.:: i,sss lsssa e.. e.,
Two Open shss., lol,7i feet
One Open shed, 1oxes feet.
Oss opsa shed, ie.si fsss.
One Open Shed lizis feet.
On: On: e.s sosrd ,ScV;:. s I'll i2;Ss ~ feet.
.s.s .:.: 10 4 M.., ss e.. M
Yi.tures used IN these buildngs
Articles must b' removed within ten days from date
Terms: Cash, In oovsrnmsnt funds.
By command Of General D. H. Rueksr, Assistant Quar-.
''rm''s'r General u'S1 16u.v,rs n rox,v,v.
oesl.lot. Brsvst Brig Cen, ousrtsrnastsr, q. "a
GALE OF QUARTERMAsTER's
Dzror orA,rrsxAsrr.'s oyr,cs,
ADRxoN, THOMAS { CO., Austionssrs.
Wiil sell h public suction, at GOVERNMENT
MARkHOUgE, No. % South Butaw street, Baltimore,
A LOT OF oUARfRRiiAsrHR d sfokn, consisting
o. Aloes Alan, Sulphur, Blaeksmiths Tools Baddlsrs
Tools, Hose, Hose Pipe Printing Presses, Hiding SD.
dies, Saddle Blanksts, Ambulascss, wagons, bssks,
and other artislss too Numerous to mention.
Articles may Be seen d the 0ovsrnmsnt Warshouss,
No. lSo South Rutaw street. during the nsxt three days
nsxt preceding the day Of sale. :.
Terms sa,h, In aovsfnnsst funds, on day Of sale.
Purchaser will be required TO remove the storss in
msdiatsly upon close Of sale
By Order Of the ouartermastsr General.
A o. KIMBALL,
Brsvet Major and A. O. r.
oe30-ts Depot ouartsrmastsr.
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sumeien guarantee for prompt delivery will bs re-
sN'''4 ' '1'''''' ''N CALVIN G. JACKSON,
oe2est P.ynaster United States Navy.
DROPOSALS FOR RATIONS.
ouAsrssxAsrxn's g orYrcR, !
UEIrRD STAINS MAaISg CsRPs,
s..,., w.sHIsSios, D. e., Oct is, 1850
I'll +; ;e':i X: /. a.; a., 81 ss;.n HS
Marines !. =. following stations, from January l. 1857.
PSREsHoTTa, New Hampshire.
SHARLEsTowE. M...achusst.'.
BR0OKLYN, New York.
PHlLADELPHIA, Psnnsylvania.
SnspahT WAsaIESToN CITY, ety. p,s,is. q Columbia.
MOUND CITY, Illinois.
Each ration to consist Of three .fourhs OF pound Of
salt beef eighteen Of bread -four or twelve
ounces Of hard bread or one and fourth pound Of
quarts Of beans In lieu thereof ten pounds Of rice
or, In lieu thereof twice per week, one hundred and
any N and enc hundred
In lieu thereof one aud half pound Of tea; hfteen
pounds Of susar four quarts Of yoegsr one pound Of
tine candles and half pound Of tallow
pounds Of soap, and two quarts Of salt.
Commanding oieer Of each station; the fresh beef,
either In bulk by the single ration, Of good quality,
and iidssy lss sssaded S 'I, pef No. pfn:
mess pork the -four, known extra supernne In the
market OF the place where the station 10 located the
coffee good Rio the sugar good New Orleans, or Its
equivalent and the beans vinegar candles soap, SALT
80, to be Of good quality.
All subject to inspection.
All bids must be accompanied BY the following guar
antee.
The undsrsigned -, Of -, In the State Of
-, and -, Of -, In the State Of -,
for rstons above described be accepted, he they
will, within ten days Of the receipt Of the contract at
the post Office named execute the contract for tho same
with good and sufncient securities; and In case the
said - shall fail to enter into contract Aforesaid
We guarantee to make good the difference between the
The national Republican., 1866-10-31

Ii II ~ II w II IA w " II 1 II w Z.
LITTLE BROWN & CO.,
Law and Foreign Book ksellers,
No. ITO WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON, MASS,
Have published tho hrst number OF
THR AMERICAN LAW REVIEW,
A Quarterly Periodical designed to meet the
wants Of the Legal Profession In the
United States.
CosTEsTs OF No. ], Vol. l:
!. Tho Natural Right Of Support from Neigh.
boring Soil.
II. Final Process In the Courts Of the United
States as affected by State Laws.
III. Tho Evidence Of Experts.
~. Ryves VS.. Attorney General.
v. Mr.. Justice Dewey.
vi. Cases in the United States Courts.
WI. Digest Of the Rnglish Law Reports.
VIII Book Notices.
TX List Of New Law Books.
x. summary Of Events.
mil, xl, List Of American and English Judges
THIS Review meets with favor from the press and
from the proesien. The subscription price Is t5 per
annum, payable In advance. Specimen numbers sent
on Applcauon oe23- -so3t
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w THIS. oYYICy.
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TAKEN AS STOLEN BY THE ME-
l. TRoPoLITAN PoLIoE-on the 9Th Of October,
stolen. The 10 hereby requested 10 produce evi
denos Of ownership TO the sstsfsctlon Of the Property
No 4s3 Tenth street west prior 10 10 o'clock Tues
day November 9Th, 1885, sad mule will then be sold
atW. I. Wall Co. . Basaar, No. % Louisian avenue
10 the highest cash bidder pursuant to law By order
GEO. =, HERRICK, Property Clerk.
oc27s3t WIN. L. WALL CO., Auetioneers.
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Witness:
p.
--,ls ls6-.
Ihsrsby certify tha, the above named are known
to me - men Of property, and able to make good their
guarantee
To be signed by the United States District Judge,
United States District Attorney, or Collector.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied
by the above guarantee.
Newspaper authorized publish the above will send
examination.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Rations
WILLIAM B. SLACK,
oc22-w4t Major and Quartermaster.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08
KNOW THY DESTINY

Madame f. + Thornton TIE great English AZ
trologist, Ciiirvoyant and Psychometrician. who
tas ast9nish2d the scientific classes of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson. n. Z.
- adame Thornton possesses such wonderful pow
crs OF second sight. "a to enable her to impart
knowledge ofthe greatest Importance to the s'nSle
or married of either sex. While IN state OF
trance she delineatcs the very features OF the per
son YOU are to marry and bv the aid OF an inStru-
mcnt of intense power, known ~ the Psych ONO
trooe. guarantees to produce life Ike picture
Of the future husband or wife Of the applicant,
together with date of marriage. position IN life,
leading traits Of Character, DC. This Is no hum
bug "a thous tnds of testimonials can ASSERT
She will send when desired certified certificate
or written guarantee that the picture Is what II
purports to be. BY CT coslng a small lock OF hair
and stating place of birth. age, disposltlo and
complexion and enclosing 50 cents and stamped
en- elope addressed to yourself, you will receive
the picture and information by return mail. All
communications sacredly confidential. Address
in CONFIDENCE, Madame f. +. Thornton, Z. o
Box 223, Hudson, N Y.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08
l. John Reynolds much in debt in Va

Is John Reynolds much in debt IN Mar
scall county: lie is paying out money
daily to his friends in this county, aud
some wicked copperhcads, untouched by
his Establishments say it is portion Of the
ten thousand dallars he is prepared to
spend in securing himself scat in the
State Senate. We presume, however that
ne IS an honorable man, and a no hon
oraJle man sill not resort to bribery and
fraud to secure an election, it must be
that the money he is handing out is merely
In sett.en ent Of old debts
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08
SHERIFFS SALE.
George Taylor vs. Fianna Burson, Laura Bur
son and Enra BurSOn.

George Taylor vs. Fianna Burson, Laura Bur
son and Eura BurSOn.
In Circuit Court, August term, 1865.
Bv virtue ola commission ana orlcrOf sale is
sued ont out of the Clerks Office Of the Marshall
Circuit Court and To me rected, | will Of
fer for sale ut public Outcry. at the Court House
door in the town of Plymouth. Marshall County,
Indiana between the hours of Ia o'clock A N. nd
t clock p. ~, OF Saturday the Doth dav of 0cto-
ber 1866, the following rell estate to.wit:
The north half Of the north part of the north
east fraction east Of the Michigan Road of section
number f, urteen IA of Lands selected in tia In
dian country for the Michigan Road except the right
ofway Of the Cincinnati Peru& Chicago X. w Co
tn rough the also north east fraction of sec
ton nire r9l in township thirty three 33 north OF
range two east, containing in all eighty three
and 27-I00 acres more or less, in Marshall Coun
tv and State of Indiana, II the rents
and profits for term OF not exceeding
seven wears are not sod for enough to salts
fy said commission, ! will, at the above speci-
fed time and place offer all the right title and
interest ofthc defendant. in and to the above de-
scribed property. IL. VI LOHAN, sheriff,
"A
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08
VI lnllyi

James Cartier, bold French mariner, as early
az 1894, sailed along the northern coast of North
America, and was first among tie discoveries to
enter the River St. Lawrence. On his return
down the river, he found his men sadly afflicted
and disabled BY what >ailors ctll the scurvv-
Its ravages were fatal and The survivors were
scarcely able to bury the dead. Some of the In
dams along the shore were likewise attacked BY
the same disease, but Cartier observed that thew
soon recovered. lie therefore earnestly INQUIRED
about their mode Of treatment, and they pointed
OUT to him tree, the bark and leaves of which
they used in decOction, with signal success Car
tier tried the same remedy and had the gratifica-
ton of seeing all OF his crew who afflicted
rapidly improving. This tree ,cas the White Pine
a wash OF the bark steeped in wateris exceed
ingly useful in reducing inflammation a cleansing
old sores. In fine. the virtue. of White Pine
Bark are known everywhere. and this is doubtless
the grand reason why the White Pine Compound
was so favori5lv received a. the first.
The past year has given great opportunity to
test the virtues Of the w bite Pine COMPOUND. 1t
has been an unusual time for Colds ant Coughs
and very large quantities ofthe White Pine Com
p' End have been sold AMI used with the hanpest
effects 1t speaks well for the medicine, that the
people living where it is prepared high in its
praise ll-i6-3m
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08
MARRIED.

AT the residence the father Of the bride
In Bourbon township, on the 25th inst, bv the
Key; VIM. Lusk, jr., ROBERT G. HOL-
lind, OF Salem, Va, and KATE B. SILL
REY.
The happy couple lift Bourbon on Tuesday
Tor Virginia, where We hope they will live a
life of prosperity and happiness.
On the - inst, by James NJ Wicki,er
Esq, Mr.. JACOB RoHREK, of Miami Co..
and Miss SARAH HAIsNs. of this county.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08
.&igrrPN .NOflcP.

Notice is hereby gwen that the undersigned,
County Surveyor of Marshall county, Indiana
will al the request of friedman Redman procec &
GA Thursday the e2d day of October. 1866, to
surrey and subdvide the following lands i'll Mar
shall county: Section I. T. "a, Range east
sad also establish the corners Of the lands be
longing 10 said Fieldman Redman in said sec
items: said survey will be continued from day to
day if necessary till comp esed.
Nonresident owners of land in ssid sections
who IA | TO meet me at the time aforementioned
at the residence of said fieldman, and defray OF
provide for defrayiRS theirportion of the expense
Of said survey, will be returned to the county Aud
itor delinquent, and such deinquencie. placed
ON the tax duplicate for collection according to
law.
4-3w j. VI. KLlNGER, Surveyor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08

a. Relsecker, Merchant Tailor, opposite
the Bank, on Michisan St, has received a
new stock of cassimeres, vestings, &c. and
Is prepared to get up a suit of clothes in
the latest style. Read his advertisement
in another column and 90 and examine
his goods. He sells cheap. and does work
that is warranted to give satisfaction.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08
MINIS TUTORS NOTICE.

NJ Office ia hereby given that the undersign-
Y ed has been appointed admin'strn tor OF the
estate of Peter Hendricks. deceased, late OF War
shall county, Indiana. Those who bave claims
gains. said estate, and those indebted TO the es-
tate. arc requested to call upon me for settlement
a-sv ALEXANDER BLAND, Admir-,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08
EStray Colt.

Strayed from the premises of the undersgn ed
in North Township. Marshall county, about thu
middle OF June, a dark IRON GREY Yearlinc
Colt. with star in the forehead ANY person
giving information of the whereabouts said colt
will be itaby rewa rded
Sept. l3. lS66-2g RICHARD GIBSON.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08
AT COST

j. NJ. DALE & Co, will sell AT COST
THEIR ENTIRE sTocK OF GOODS roR THIR.
TY DAYS, Preparatory to moving IN their
Rooms ia the New Brick Block. GREAT
BARGAINS CAN BE HAD BY CALL
ING SOON. n2-tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08

The old saying, Great cry and little
wool, cant be applied to the Philadelphia
Blsek-and-Tan Convention, for it was ush-
cred in with great cry, and has turned
out to be all wool
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08
FOR SALE. Immediately.

100 ACRES OF LAND. Ca Yellow River
Il e1e) seven mi les southwest from ,oiymo nth
known rs the Brooks Land we'll watere,t a nd
hmbered improved all around it; good neigh
borhsod convenient to mills, schools and church
es.
lfa sold, will be sold in lots 10 suit purchasers.
Must be sold. and those living in the neichborhood
viii take notice. Price low and forms easy.
n2-3w Apply to C.. II, REEVE