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Miscellaneous.
G. HaSianeer

DlLLlARD Room. Three first class tables. The
, Pare&t Liquors and best Cigars in town ALWAYS
on hand. ROOms. Second door north OF Bank
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A PPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will apply, at the next regular ses-
sion of the commissioners court Of Mar
shall county. for license to retail spirit Gus,
malt and other liquors in quantities less
than a quart at a time. The location on
which l propose to sell Is on the east
part Of what is known as the Parker lot,
in the town of Bremen, Marshall county,
state Of Indiana.
febl0-o3 BENTON kNOBLOCk.
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APPOINTMENT.

IEVRUSTEE APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed trustee for
the benefit Of creditors Of the property and
estate Of johnson Brownlec, Of Plymouth.
Indiana, under indenture Of assignment
bearing date January 1870 All per-
sons knowing themselves indebted TO said
Johnson Brownlee are requested to call and
settle at once; and persons holding claims
against the estate are requested to file proof
of the same prior to the last Monday of
March, 1870, if possible.
THOMAS MCDONALD,
ian27:21t3. Trustee.
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YHNRUSTEE'S SALE.

FENRUSTEE' S SALE.
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed, trustee of the creditors of John
son Brownlee will offer for sale at public
auction, to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, the 12M dag Of
March, 1870,
at Brownlees brick building, inplymouth,
Marshall county, Indiana, the entire stock
Of goods and merchandise lately held
by said Johnson Brownlec, consistin 2
principally of dry goods, groceries and
crockery. Said goods are now IN store
in the second story of said brick building
where they can be seen and examined.
TERMS:
A credit of six months will be given,
the purchasers giving their notes with
approved security, and drawing in
tercst.
THOMAS MCDONALD.
febI0-23;3 Trnstee.
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S. K. EDWARDS, Of Ogden, L. T.,
has placed US under obligations for
late Utah and California papers. They
remind enc of = footballs on the bounda-
ries of another world" Would be clad
to receive line from SETH for publica-
il,
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AG0ntZ & TrnSs.

FEAT MARIETTA new Market. Which will
vi supply the citizens of Plymouth aid sur
roul din. country with the best quality of Fresh
meats OF all kinds. Lard, TallOw, Sausage and
all atlccs Kept In irstclass Meat market alravs
on hand MARI ct at NOl's old stand.
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NJOflcE TO N0N-HEslDE>t
STATIC INDIANA.
Marshall County. IS;
In Marshall common pleas court, Apr:
term, 1870.
Elisha Erwin
". Foreclosure
James " Sym, ct Il
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause
by his attorney, has fled ia LAY Office his
complaint against The defendants. and i ap-
Pearing By The Iifdayit ola competent per-
son, that the defendants James ~. SYM. .; a.,
are non-residcnts Of the State OF INDIANA.
they are therefore hereby notified Of tie
pcndency Of said complaint aeainst ,hoia,
ami that unless they appear. answer OF Le-
muir thereto al the calling Of sail cause ca
the first day of the next term Of said court
to be begun and held at the court house, il
the town of Plymouth, on the first Monday
ineApril, 1870. said complaint, and tho
matters and things therein contained and
alleged, Will be heard and determined IL
their absence.
JOHN c. CUSITNAN, Clerk,
Pr o. 7. kLISGEE. Depy.
Osborne & Hess. PITS atty. fcblC %
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A pPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersi gn
ed viii apply at the next session Of Com
missioners' court, for license to retail spirit
Gus liquors IN quantities less than quar-
at time. Tie location OF which | propose
20 sell is on lot No. > in Thomas & Neidlg
Addition to the town Of Bourbon; Mar
shall county, Indiana.
feb10-23 \. K. CARPENTER.
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Gustav Brown.

WI tail Of Tobacco and Cigars Pipes cigar
holders, tobacco-boxes and pouches. Will supply
retail dealers with all quantities # Cigars and 10
bacco such will ma Ike il their interest O
try him. Room second door south of tbs bank.
30
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NT0TICE or SALE.=Notice i hereby
" given that | VII sell at public auc-
ton on Saturday. the i1.h day Of February
1870. ut the residence 81 Jacob hnohlcci-.
late Of Marshall county. Indiana. deceased
all his personal property not taken ny the
widow. nor what has been sold by me. at
private sale, consisting Of two work nClcs
and harness. one lumber wagon. one tWc
seated buggy. bob sleds. enc parlor sioEe.
tables. one bureau chairs carpets. one al
gun. o2e shooting revolver. and many othci
articles tee numerous to mention. 4 crcl-
1t of SIX months viii BE given on all suns
over three dollars. the purchaser giving
note with SIX per cent interest from date,
January II, 1870. JOHN SoiCE,
ian20- cost Executor.
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
Ed EAL ESTATE OFFICE.
Land Bought and Sold on
Reasonable Terms.
Land and Town Lots for Sale
4. E. & 4, g. CkPR0N


The 4 sec "a, SIS. r c, go acres-splendd
land, heavily ;imbered with black walnut. poplar
ash and oak; price, % per acre; terms easy.
The II Il sec %, "a. 9, 100 acres; extra
land with the best quality of heavy timber: price
SIS per acre, one third down balance on long lime
The !. sec u, "a. range G. 100 acres heavy
timber. mostly oak and poplar; land of the best
quality and in good neghborhood. price SIS per
acre, one-ihird down. balance cas- y terms.
The Il ne, and y e, 10. b. + , G. 160
acres, mostly splendid moving marsh. timber
enough for building aud fencing purposes: price
IS per acre; terms easy.
The n w Il sec Is, 34nr3 G. 160 acres: about
20 acres bottom land, the balance as fine tract of
timbered'land as can be found in the county; price
twenty dollars per acre, good terms.
The y II /, secs / Ri, l g. so acres, oak
barrcns and moving marsh; to Do had AZ a bargain
The e Il ana n W !. sec 6, I 81. @. so
acres, timber and moving .marsh; eight dollars
per acre.
M swE .seI n c i sec 90. "a, 1e' 100
acres, part heavy barrcns, part marsh Six dollars
per acre.
The n W i w Il section II 3d. rae. 40 acres;
good land. to be had cheap and on good terms
The fri W y sw 4 sec -, 32. 4 e, 1l9 acres
part heavy timber, and bottom land; ten
dollars per acre.
Town Lots.
Lot 81 in original plat OF Plymouty; house large
pnOutrh families. af fhe Ia
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Sylvester Brewer.
The plaintiff IL tho above entitled cause,
by her attorney, has fled in my Office her
complaint against the defendant, and ii up-
pearing by the evidence Of competent
person that the defendant. Sylvester
Brown, is a NONRESIDENT Of the State Of
Indiana, lie i therefore hereby notified
of the pendency OF said complaint against
him, and that unless he appear aud answer
or demur thereto, at die calling Of said
cause on the FIRST day of said term Of said
court. TO be begun a8l held at the court
house. in the town OF Plymouth, county OF
Marshall, AMI State Of Indiana. on the
FIRST Monday IN April, 1879, said com
plant, and the matters and things therein
alleged. viii be heard aud determined il
his absence.
JOHN c. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
pr .. y. hLixGFR. Deny.
j. G Osborne. Plas atty. feblU-23
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"Shoo fly" is the latest style of hats
for gentlemen.
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j. G Osborne. PiHs atty. feblV-Z
A PPLICATI0N FOR LICENSE.

a
Notice IS hereby given that | VIII mako
application for license to yend spurious
and othcr liquors at retail or the
grounds OF the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
x Chicago Railway Company, at their
station house IN the town Of Plymouth.
Marshall county, Indiana. Said aTpli-
cation viii lie presented to the Board e
Commissioners OF said County on their
meeting to BE held On the - day Ct
March. 1870.
febl0-23t3 HENRY MCKINNEY.
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FIeat Markets.
Shoemaker & Fenaeck,

MEAT MARkET.-Keep constantly on hand
lti the best selections Of Beef Pork Mutton and
Veal the county affords. Also manufacture n su-
perior article of Bologna Sausage Market l.,
door east of Methodist church. on Llporte street.
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&. &. Todd,
Er. 4. q. Es9rt0n
DIR. w. Y. Railey.

Threats all kinds Of disease that a1lict the human
i system. Medical and Surgical Having had
over six years experience III the Armies ofihe L.
s. Office over So VI. Becller's dry good store. 33
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EvXECLr0H = NUTICE.
Notice is hereby givoa that the under
signed has hcen az pointed Executor Ct tie
last will and testament ii Ciarissa Pon.ervy.
late of Marshall county, deceased. SID
estate : supposed 10 be solvent.
ian27 21-2t ANSON z. ELLIOTT
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J. J. ViE,an.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Sc SURGEON.
4 / Particular attention paid To ohstictric prac-
tice. and diseases of women and children. Office
over Brownlee's store. Residence opposite the
northwest corner the public square, Plymouth,
Ind. If0-3S
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WIT TIE PRESS Sis:

JOHN {. CUSnMAN. i-rat
Plymouth. lnGla,lA
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Written for the Ellsworth Amerfcan.l
THE VILLAGE BY the MILL.
A Temperance Tale Of Eastern Name.
I HAPTfR '

CHAPTER V.
Strange scene al the Rcfoym
~ -NHridge-A tong sea royage-
Rescue from peyTious posifioa-A
suyprise-.>hrange ddreHtures-C Capt
BOriiHe,
The funeral ceremonies, at the old
church in Millridge, were more than
usually Solemn and impressive The
house WAS filled to overiiowing with
sympathizing friends and neigh5ors. al
50 strangers. whom the sad occurrence
had brought from adjacent towns.
Father Mack was called from another
village, 10 assist in the obsequies. Al
the close Of the regular sermon. by Mr.
Brilliant. the venerable man arose and
III a few well chosen remarks. called
their attention 10 some things, which
seemed 10 be entirely overlooked BY
the younger preacher. He alluded to
the source from whence originated this
great sorrow, which had come upon
this peaceful village. Long ago, said
he. this melancholy event was fore
Swallowed upon my vision with start
ling distinctness. | then raised my
warning voice | cried aloud, but cried
in vain. NV skirts are clear fir IN the
blood Of these men now lying before
you.
You we'll remember my words
they were these,-When you behold
your friends and neighbors lying here
shrouded for the tomb, stricken down
by the destroying fiend We are now
hugging SO lovingly, will not accusing
conscience, in horrid whispers, tell
you they are also victims of your own
apathy. The consequences are yours.
The viper, you have so long cherish
ell, has. at last, turned and given you
the death sting. And deeper yet will
those fangs be struck, unless We arise
and drive from your community this
hydra headed monster. Alcohol =
As soon as the speaker concluded
his remarks, Henry Hosford arose, and
proceeded to unfold a paper, which he
Law on one Of the cofiins then turning
to the people, he thus addressed them.
my friends what now seems to us the
afiIicting hand of an offended God, NAV,
ifrightly appreciated, prove blessing,
and salvation from this frightful evil,
which originated in yOnder bar-roOm,
and which like destroying pestilence,
has spread to nearly every home in
the village. am about to leave this
place, around which cluster many
pleasant, and some painful, associa-
tons and 1 shall probably never meet
you again but, before my departure,
! wish to set you an example, which
YOU would all do well to initiate. Al
though never drank a glass Of in
toxicating liquor in my life, l intend
to place on record solemn avowal Of
nv determination to continue thus tenn
perate while l live. Here is Pledge
of total abstinence from all that can in
toxicate and here, in the presence Of
the living and the dead, ! affix my sig
nature
He then signed his name and resum-
ed his seat. The silence that now reign
ed in that large assemblage was almost
painful.
Expectation sat on all faces. Would
anothsr sign7 A momsntary pause, end
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poetru.
OLD MAXIM.
Hoe Your Own Row."
ny ALICE CARY.


think there ere some maxims
Under the sun.
Scarce worth prescrvation;
But here. boys. is one
So sound and 50 simple.
'Tis worth while 10 know.
And all in the single line.
Hoe your own row.
Ifyou want 10 have riches.
And want 10 have friends.
Don't trample the means down.
And look for the ends:
But 1lways remember
Wherever you go,
The wisdom of pr scticing.
Hoe YOUR own row.
Don't Just 1T and pray.
For increase Of your store,
Rut work: who will help himself.
Heaven helps more.
The weeds while you're sleeping
VIII come up and grow
But ifyou would have the
Full ear. YOU must hoe
Nor will II do only
To hoe out the weeds,
''' inhrA thaht 'puf krbuuu ulfllOW,
And put in the seed-
AMI when the Young blade
Pushes through. YOU must know
Thor i, nothing will strengthen
IL growth like the hoe,
There's no use OF saving
What will he. will be.
Once try il. my ltck-brain.
And see what you'il see,
WHY, just small potatoes.
And few in now.
You'd bctter take held then.
And honestly hoe,
4 good MANY workers
I've known in mv time
Some builders Of houses.
some builders Of rhvmc
And they that were prospercd.
Were pro-percd. know.
BY the intent and meaning 81
Hoe your own row.
Tv" known. too. n good mlnv
ldler. who laid.
I've right 10 IN. living.
The world owes me bread.
A right. lazy lub..er,
A thousand times No
lis his. aud his onls
Who hoes his own row.
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WINTER .AERINGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
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Notice OF Election Of Assignee in the
Case of Simon BFuneF. Banirupt.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Hun-
N dersiRued was, on the 23lh day of
July, elected Assignee OF the estate OF Sic
mon Bruner, Bankrupt. ALI persons ima
debted to the estate VIII settle with me.
aug2 3W ]. p. ELLIOTT.
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aid DIR. HEATHsa many years exc
periencB IN caring the debilitated and
diseased disclosed the startling fact that
three-fOurtns OF those suffering with DIS
ConsuEaDLf0g5, CGncerOgtg Affections. Dtqcnss
or The Lfyer, kIltLepgB, P0r0ly6ig, and Dis
cases Of The Kidneys and BLADDER. were
curing them OF 8ln1fn0I Weakness. His
immense practice has made his treatment
az nea. perfection as possible. Many OF
medicine and treatment before seeing
him. No better proof that patients cana
not be cured without a searching ewnm@
inatiOn OF all symptoms and complies
lions, and scientific treatment by an eEpe-
rienced physician. Those 90 distance
interview. Advice free at 7l0 Broadway.
New York. There are SO many unsuccesa-
fuI physieians, DR.. HEATH Will merely
say he IS the author of two elaborate
works on Medicine and Surgery and one
on Chemicals. 4yl8
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AaairnaA,a sala

ATOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
M the undersigned, assignee OF Henry
Beldman and John IS. Peele, viii, on the
18th day of August 1870, between lU O'Clock
A M. and o'clock PM, at the Court House
door, IN the city OF Evansville, self a. auc-
ton the interest OF said Feldman in all
that part OF Lot l49. In the Donation Em=
largemeat OF the city OF Evansville, thus
bounded: Beginning on the front line OF
said lot on Third street, 80 feet from the
corner Thereof, ON Third and Walnut
Streets; thence at right angles 10 Third
Street to the alley Ia the rear OF said loti
thence along said alley twenty-five Ieet
toward Locust Street; thence 81 right
angles TO said alley 20 Third street, thence
along Third Street 10 the beginning.
i will also sell ct the same time and
place, a lot Of house hold furniture belong
Ing 20 said trust. Terms cash.
BERNARD SCHAPKER,
fv25td Assignee.
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BANKABLE FUNDss
u. 8. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
The following quotations are from the
Office of the Merchants National Bank.
UNCURRENT.
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