Marshall County Democrat, Volume 2, Number 21, Plymouth, Marshall County, 9 April 1857 — Page 2

Bf iu0 erat T. McDONALD Editor. PLYMOUTH, IND. Thursday Morning, April 9th, 1557. Fxtra Session. The propriety of Gov. Willard calling n extra session of the Legislature, 13 bei jj pretiy generally discustad by the papara of Indiana. Tho Governor tut signified to a ccrnmitappointed by the cfSrers of tha banevohnt Insulations, his willingness to do all he can, cms'.nutiosally, to prevent the in. nates of thot3 Institutions from being thrown on the cold chari.y of the world, uhanever he has any asuranoe that the Legislature would meet in a spirit of conciliation, and proceed ruh the legitimate businen for which it might be cilled. H3 no doubt will convene it. Many entertain the opinion that the same disgraceful scenes would be re-enacted,were the Govmor to assemble the Legislature in extra session. The Republi- ai members, are using every device asd stratagem tnthin their power to escape the just odium which attaches ta the larger portion of them for refusing to co-op2r.1t with the D;m r rats in passing the most important bills which were before them. In mi.igaÜDn of their total disregard of the necessity of passing a revenue law a general appropriation bill a temperance law, and a law tore-appraise real estate, they say the Democrats refused to let a direct voto be taken on the cr.ryccs ana aimer case, ihat case is well understood by the public, and if tho Democrats even acted as they are charged, in that particular case, it is no apology far Republicans to prevent the passu of bills which weio imperatively demanded by the people. If the ingenuity of the Si.-uo officers can devise means to carrv'on the Slate Government, and provide for the inmates of the Acylums, witheut an citra session being 'alled, we say amen -let it be so. Whether h can be dor or rot, we are not lawyer enough to f?y. We are not aware rf any provision n the revenue Ihw ( 1855 that authorizes Auditors to place Str.e. School, or Sinking Fund Tax on the Duplicate fur 1C57; the law says that the taxes of 1855-6, shall bo so and so, but says nothing about the taxes of 1C57, hwnce ire conclude if there is no extra session of the Legiehturo between this and June next we will have no State tax to pay lor 1857. The Journal cf the Senate shows that the Democrats used their utmost exertions to 1 :ave ihoe important bills taken up and voted on, during the last week cf the session, but every motion they mado to that Sect was voted down by the Republicans. It will bo remembered that the Shrt ock and Jiiiler case was. by agreement, to bj taken up at two o'c lock cn Saturday, bei: g the lss: business day cf the session. The Re jubliars wre determined, and carried out that de termi ration that none of those important xscssurea should be acted on, unless the Democrats would consent lo hava a grcs3 fraud palmed off oh the voters cf th;3 Senatorial district. The lower House, being Democratic, passed all then important bills referred to, in good time, and the Democrats in the Snatdont All in their power, but the Republicans would rather that tho wheels of Government would stop, that the Blind, the Deaf, and the Insane should bo sc t adrift, that whisky should be dealt cut without restraint, than any of these important bills should become laws, before the Shiyock and Miller case should be disposed of. The Republicans who prevented thee bills from becoming laws, will have a feat ful account to render to their insulted constituents. The responsibility they have yet to shoulder, there is no escaping it; they may charge the Democratic members with rev oiu.ionary conduct in the election of U. S. Senators, r.nd in the Woods and Miller caeca, but admitting all thev charge to be true, it is no apology for their refusal to pass thfe83 laws, which were absolutely necessary f jr the peace and good order of ocietv. t Politics in the Tnlpit. W are pleased to see that several dis tinguished Religious papers, are rebuking thoso ministers who not oulv neglect the duties of their sacred calling, but by the foul libels which they utter, furnish arguments for Infidelity, and biing reproach upon true Religion. But every age has ha 1 its f tnatics. No period, in our history, produced more than arose during the late Presidential canvass. Eminent Divines then urged the propriety of going forth, armd wi.h deadly weapons, to resist the execution o! the Law. But. in the Intelligence of the People, they received a check that, for tho present at least, renders thni powerless to do misohief, howtver strong may bo.their deshe. and reckless their action, in the attempt to "Rule or Ruin" Leaguing themselres to a party with ?;c political principle to recommend them to popular fxvor, they fancied they would rasch that power 'which forms thejr tb't

by day, and dreams by night,' ia appealing to the Religious feeling of the country, and by invoking the advocates of every ism to join them in their crusade against DEMOCRACY. But that time-honored Doctrine, which spings from the People and under whose watchful eye and fostering care our Countiy has grown into greatness has too deep a hold upon their affections, to be suddenly surrendered to a Party made up of mere expedients, and to whom, as a Party, tho Country absolutely owes nothing. Our Army aud our Navy have increased to their present perfection under the auspices of Democracy. The acquisition of Texas and California was acquired under Democratic rule tho purchass of Louisiana was made by Jeflerson, that Apostle of Democracy, while the War with Me xico, which shed such glory upon African arms, a well as that cf 1812, were violently resisted by the party who, among their various changes of name, have adopted, fjr the present, the title of Republican. Democracy requires no expedients.

It knows no shadow of tu nil n if. it needs no change of names--the same to-day as when it sprang into birth in the days of Jeffersos and to designing men. as terrible as an army with banners." Temporary excitements have sometimes bro't us defeats, but even in those reverses, the Democracy have found strength, for the victorious Party, when the reins of Government passed into their hands, failed to redeem their pledges, and thu3 thoso who had been misled by Excitement, were brought back lo the True faith, by the "sober secoud thought.' JtSrThe Commissioners and Superintendent of tho Indiana Hospital for the Insane have addressed a circvlarto the Clerks of the different counties in the Sac, informing them that in consequpnee of the failure of the appropriation bills, no money can be drawn from the Treasury fur the support of this institution, and that the inmates of the Ilospiisl will have to be returned to their respective counties. The failure of these bills is solely attributable to the black republican mj riy in the Senate, as they were passed by the House, and a strong efibrt made by tne Democratic Senatois to have them pass the Senate, but were prevented by the Republican majority. Another Fcrgery Exposed! The Republican papers refu e to publish Gov. Geary's 4Faiwell Address to the People of Kansas," and are irying to palm upon the people certain editorial comments from a vile fusion sheet called the St. LouU Democrat! as expressing the views of Gov. Geary. S-jon after the fraud was detected. Gov. G., over hid own signature, pronounced the comments in the 1'emocrat as utterly untrue, but in spite of this, the Republican papers continue to give currency to the Fraud, while they conceal the message itself from their readers. They hope, by giving a paper callsd thd Democrat, for authority in the circulation of the Fraud, that thev car, easily deceive the people but their deceptions, already, are "too numerous to mention," so this new, or rather old game, can avail them nothing. The Late Fire. The disastrous lesults of the late fire, speak in tons not to be understood, to every property holder in tho country. As long as there is a way open for a guaranty against loss, every man owes it to himself, hisfimily, his creditors, and his neighbor, to make use of that guaranty. Every man who has property, either isolated or exposed by other property, is in danger of hav ing it fired, ei herby accident, or the torch of the incendiary. A villian may st your house on fire to-night, to draw your neigh bors there, whether you live in the country or town; and that incendiary may not know you personally. He may have come in the cars to day, and burn your house to-night, whihi he robs elsewhere. You say your building is detached? That is tet a security! Witness the late fire, where flamessweptacross a street one hundnd feet tcide, as across a staircase where burnin-' cmdeisand shingles fired buildings in the remotest parts of town! Thero is but one security, and that i Insurance in some safe company of which we have many, and the offices of Agents are within our reach. Wealthy careful men, erect buildings of iron, stone, and brick, 'Fire Proof,' they are calledand they are costly, wealthy men alons can build them; and s -ch men. get such buildings insured! Why? Becausi there is still combustible material inside, and such men are prudent, and after exhaug.ing their own necuii.ies, they seek safety in the combined capital and abiii y of wealthy and honorable Insurance Companies. Why should not the man of moderate meansor the man who has on ly his dwelling? All of the premiums re quired to nsure every good building in the county for the next fifty yean, would not amount to one half the I068 by the late fire! All the money necessary to insure your house for one hundred years, would not amount to as much as a loss of your house which may burn down in twenty minutee' If you have a house wotth 81, CO J sup pose you even pay 816 to 820 a year to insure it. It takes fifty years for you to pay the company to keep you safe, as much ae they w.iuld pay you in fifty days if your

house should burn up. We say to every man ia the country who has insurable property, insure it without more delay. You will be safe and will never miss the money. Select a good Company one whose standing there 13 no dispute about. There is the jEtna, of Hartford, has an agency here. The Phanix, of Hartford, also of whose soundness there is no doubt an 1 whose care is manifested in their business and their prudence. Though having SI 1,000 exposed by the late fire, they were so selected that she escaped. Such Insurance Companies pay wheu they lose, and thev are safe to insure in. Call on the Agent at once and get you a policy, and go to bed secure from loss. We have done so, and we paid the premium cheerfully, and if our properly burned we shall not be bankrupt, and if it does not, we have a small deposit made in safe hands, that will swell to an amount sufficient to cover our loss, if it ever is burned and if it is not, we shall have paid but a small fee to be secured against loss. Let the first thing you do be, to insure your property; and you can have the consciousness that you have done one sensible thing, if you never did or shall do another. Let evei V f irmer, lawyer, doc:or, merchant, grocer, miller, and pioperfy holder in the county think of it, and act on it at once. See the card of the "Old Etna," in this paper.

&3T Some of the most reckless of the Republican papers, (''and their name is legion,") continue to assail Mr. Buchanan's Inaugural. "1 don't like the Emperor's plan in conducting the war," said a cross old mail to Bonaparte's ptivate Secretary. "Don i let me r.mparor Know it, replied the Secretary, "it might distress him exceedingly." The New York Observer, a prominent religious journal, thus speaks of a d'scourse delivered bv a Mr. Cheever, in which he urged resistance to the decrees of the Supreme Court: "It is a disgrace to the tiy and to the nation, it id a disgrace to the pulpu and to thv eligioii of Christ, that a man professing tho spiiit of the gospel, should thus pros'.KUie th sacred desk, th-i ministerial character, and the house of God." j3TTl.e Huntington Herald is trying to prove that tho decision of the Supreme Court in the Died Scott case, is all wronir, and presents HIS ! 1 opinion on the subject as the on to be relied on ! f Will ihe Herald man famish the public with his written ojiinion? "We anxiously await further developments. 1 3T A fire occuried at Michigan ci y jait week. Lo&s, 815 000. insurance, Si, CO J. Tho En terpise, of that place, says: "It is th"Uüht tho fiio waa iho work of an incendiary. S3T When Ju Ige Uurtiss, of the Supreme Court, gave a decision surrendering a fugitive slave to his master, the Bpubcans heaped upon his head all manner of abuse; but now that ho has giv en an opinion favorable to their views, they are ready to fall down and "kiss the hem of hii garment." Strange there should such adiJerence be, Twixt tweed!-dum and tweedk-dee.' ca" 3T An acquaintance of ours remarked, the other evening, "that the anticipation of what we hope for, is as pleasant as the reality." If 60, how supremely happy our Republican fiiend must feel. 2T The death of Col. Eskiidge Line, nephew of Mr. Buchanan, has changed the Presidential mansion, which so lately presented suoji gay and j yous 6cenes, into a house of mourning. Mr. Lane was a special favorite with the President. "So ew.'ft treads Sorrow ia the 6tcpsof Joy! A terrible calamity occurred near Chicago, on tho 1st inst. A bi ig, name unknown, went down in the storm then raging, and every soul on board, supposed to number eight or nine, perished. Five noble-hearled sailors, seeing tho imminent danger of tho vessel, manned a boat and started to rescue the passengers, but lost their lives in the heroi attempt. All this occured but a short distance from the shore, and in presence of crowds of peo pie, but the severity of the gale baffled all attempts to rescue them. rour or five other vessels were lost near Chicago, in the same gale. The Chicago Times, speaking of these shipwrecks, eays, "It is estimated that at least 15 persons lost their lives in the disasters before this city yesterday." Late News from Nicaragua. Late news, by steamer, which arrived at New York Apiil 51, assures us that Gen. Walker is sustaining himself bravelv. and with marked success. His army is well provisioned and in good condition. In tho late battle near Rivas, in which Walker was victorious; enemy's loss COO killed, and 500 wounded. Walker's loss was but triflng. The icported assassination of Gsn. Tivas, is confirmed. It was reported that a large body of men had been raised at Leon to hü Gen. Walker. The Costa Rican force is at San Carlos, but Gn. Lockiidge is confident of taking u. Col. Benton, in a letter to the editor of the St. Louis Leader, denounces and repudiates the emancipation movement in that Stat.

Nibbles of Uctos.

"Lively and gossiping, Stored tcith the tnasurt oj a tattling tcorld, And tcith. a spice of Mirth, too." The receipts of the Wabash a -d Erie canal have decreased S6j,üüJ in two years. Wisconsin has appropriated 20,000 to aid Freeatate settlers in Kansas. The Central Ohio Railroad Co. has paid over 83,000 for ptoperty stolen while in their charge. Seventeen men in their employ have been arrested, charged with the robbery. A Mr. Bland, of N?w Orleans, has discovered a method of making hemp from the common cotton stalk. The trials of Eckel and Mrs. Cunningham, charged i;h the murder of Dr. Burdell, will take place April 13. It u thought that more Maple sugar will be made this year ih tu ever; the sea son has been favorabh, and the high pi ices of all kiirds of sugar, s irnulate i.s manufacture. Louis Napoleon, it is supposed, will ant as mediator in the quarrel between Spain and Mexico. Min nesota 13 about taking measures for admission, as a Sta.e, into the Union. DidriJire C. Lee, who reienly killed - Hume, in Washington ci.y, has been tiied and acquitted. A trotting match came off last week, at Albany, N. Y. distance 100 miles, h was performed in 12 1-2 hours, the losing horsy being but 1-4 of a mile be lind. Ira Couch, formerly landlord of the Tremont House in Chicago, died recently, leaving a fortune of S1,6jO,000. It is thought that Santi Anna will soon be recalled to Mexico. B.igh tn You ig will soon be superceded as Governor of U-ah. The prospect of the Sugar crop in the South is uncommonly good, and in Jica'es a full iu tne piico before long. "So mote i be." Coal, amounting to S4J.000.000, has been taken from the Pennsylvania mines, duiing the past year almost equal to the yield of the gold mines of California. Lfjvi. North, the great Circus proprietor, has received a leg-tcy of S5 .000 by ihedea-.li of his late partner, Henry Turner. Mr. North has generously presented Turner's sL.cr with ölJ.u'JU. Abner Lawrence was killed, and John Muncie suveiHy i:ijjre J, by the lue accident on the Wab tsti Valley railroad. Col. Forney, it id thought, will receive the app intment of U. S. Marshal fr the Distiict of Columbia. Th Lafayette American says thai two of i s most industrious cLizsn3, Mrs. Tuttlo and Mr. Chase, have, become insane through the influence of Spititualiara An embankment on the railroad, neai Laselle, 111., gave way laöt week as a giavel train was p tssug over it, and live neu were killed. A 1 'ch mat hie and mineral mine has ben discovered in Mar.in county, in this 6 a e. The Air Line r-niln.a 1 from Goshen to Toled , will, i. U tfXji.'ctaJ. bj finished nex fall. Edmund Burke, rf New Harnpshrie, has become edhor of the Washi.iton Union. It is said that the emigra ion to Kansas this spiin will average 15 from tin Fret1, t one from tho fc'rive states. The wheat crop in Southern Illinois is reported as looking well in Michigan ditto. Punch say he once saw a father knock down his bov, and thought u the most sinking picture of a sundown he ever be held. The Canadian government is making ef forts lo establish dollars and cents as their currency, insteal of pounds, shillings and pence. Ye e eta; ion is so scarce at Capo Cod, that two mullen atalks and a hucklebeny bush are called a move. O Major Cass, it is thought, will be recalled from his mission at Rome. Ja nes M. Buchanan, of Baltimore, is spoken of as his successor. The Governor of Massachusetts lm appointed a day for Thanksgiving. He expresses a desiro .hat ministers, on that day, will lvf.aiu fnm meddling with politics in their sermons, and devote thtir efforts to the salvation of ßouls. Tho Chinese oath consists in taking a piece of yellow paper, and tracing certain characters, in their language, upon i.; they then set fire to it, and kneel before the flames, repeating tho words of the oath wnue tne paper bums. Tho Il'iri'i Central Railroad Company has contracted for the delivery of 06 locomotives and 888 cars. The venerable JuJge Taney administerea the oath of offioo to Vau Buren, Harrison, Polk, Taylor, Fillmore, Pierce, and liuchanan. Whatever ynu dislike in another, take care to correct in yourself. Ineorpora'ed ci ies, under the new law of Inditua. are authorized to license the retailing of liquors. The Augusta Ago says tho Republican party has been dclaied uneons.iiuiioiial by I ho recent decision of tho Supreme Court. A certain euro fcrthe Ague is to pay for your newspaper. Persons afflicted will do well lo try this remedy, und if L ftil. thty may consider theinlxes incurable Ten thousand emurfttits. it is sni.1. were at Liverpool when the list tHamr sailed, waiting passage fjr tho United SfatM.

Congress has appropriated S50.000 to the heirs of the patriots who captured Major Andte, ami saved the cause of American Independence from being sacrificed by the treachery of Benedict Arnold. Fanny Fern thinks it provoking for a woman who has been working all day mending her husband's old coat, to find a love letter from another woman in the pocket. The Senate of New Jersey have refused to confirm the appointment of Mr. would-like-lo-he vice-President Win. L. Dayton, as Attorney General. The full value, in cent?, is paid at the Mint for Spanish quarters. Ex-President Pierce declines the compliment of a public dinner tendered him at Philadelplra. Mr. P. continues to receive tokens of approbation from the people, for the statesmanlike and patriotic manner in which he has discharged the duties of the Presidency. Tho question of our interests in China is assuming importance. A committee of merchants engaged in the China trade, in New York, have arrived at Washington. Return J. M. Ward has been found

guilty of the murder cf his wife, at Toledo, and will bo hung. Our "devil" says that when you see a young mnn and woman walking down the street, leaning against each other like badly matched oxen, it is a pretty good sign that they are bent on annexation. JEST" The steamer Constitution arrived at New Yoik on the 2 J inst. She brings London dates to March 17th. The Spanish expedition is assuming a more imposing aspect. Tea coniinuei to advance at Shanira, China, and the market was excited. An Ameiican man-of-war had irone to Canton, to look af.er some junks that had attempted to intercept the American steamer Lilly. Seme fears were entertained by the English on account of the smallness of their land forces, and the Governor General of India had been applied to for a regiment, which had been refused. A Pat is letter states that instructions have been issued to the admirals of the French fleets in the Chinese seas, to cooperate with the English forces. 3T" Mexican agents are now busily eninged in enlisting m?n and purchasing aims and ammuni.ion at New York, in view of the threatened war with Spain. New Advertisements. Jarrow Escape 1 1 Il.ivins escaped the destruction of tiie lat fire, by the utmost exertion on my part, and t!u timet v asistince of friends, (who, for their kindness shall cxer be remembered,) I will be found nt tiie n!d Ft and rady to wait cua.!l who may wish .inythin :n the line of I hive just purchased, and am now receiving a well selected stock of Clothing, Piece Goods, &c. Which, with what CUSTOM WORK I usually keep on hand, is not surpassed by any other stl:k in the cov.nty, or p -.'vi n pi in the tft.r.e, for Style and Durability. It shall be mv aim, by fair dealing, to remove the two objections to ready-made Clothincr, viz: the in feriority of the cloth and making. This important consideration, I am happy to say, my customers duly appreciate. Although the profits on a poor article are better than on a good one, yet honesty is the best policy. I return my thinks to my num'rous customer. for past patronapc so liberally bestowed, and earnestly solicit a call from them and the citizens of Marshall county generally, before purchasing. I My terms are CASH OR COUNTRY FR0DÜ3E! And Small Profits! AU kinds of custom-work made to order, and on short notice. Thoe owing me are earnestly requested to call and pay all or a pirt of their accounts immediately, as I need raoncv very much. II PIERCE. Plymouth, nrrdO 21tf. CI HCl NNATITpERU, & CHICAGl &rjiih ikHbs. i-yy"? HAIL TIME TABLE, NO. 3 TO TAKE EFFECT APRIL 6, 1857. TRAINS LI AVE, GOING J-OUTn: 23 NAMES or STATIONS. M U -1 No. l.'No 2M'l No. 3. Pittsburgh Express. 1 - - 2 ' k n-sbv Frei'ht Express. Chicago.. .! I I 7,15 a.m' ,7 ooam ; 10.00 " 8 30 p. m. 11 25 11 47 " 12 05 a. m 12 18 " 12 :?0 12 3G Laporte.. . CO CO Stu.lwlll. 1 b7 7 4'" ; 10,20 Kankakee; 5 5 72 5 8 T5 " I0,o7 U aikertV 4 47G D825" '10,50 Knott's, . 3 5 j:0 4 K 4 ) " 11. 03 11,06 11, .10 7,15 " TVNER,. 1 9 62 3 F 50 Plymouth.. 7 7 90 ,9 30 1 00 " 8 40 Pin s burg,. i383 !473 I TRAINS LEAVE, COINO NORTH! NAMFS or STATIONS. No. 4. Chicaco No5MI No. G. o .2 5 Chicago a aw 3 Express Express Freight. Pittsburg,. Plymouth,. Tyner,. .. Knott's,. . Waikert n I 9 00a m' O'W 383 3Sa OrTTV" 11 Wam 12 TO tm 7 7:7. f 50 ill 52" 1 9392 6 G 55 " 11 5S" 3 5 S9G 1 7 5 " 12 UVm 4 4 400 5 7 U) 12 25 5 406 (i 7 4 ) 12 40" 7 0 411 0 h 05 " i 1 00" 1 15" l :'5" 1 55" 2 25 " 3 00 " Kankakee, Rtillwell. I.ArORTK,. Chicago,. GO 0 473 Oil 1 20 " ! 4 05" N. KENDALL, Sun't. 5.iw..;r1fm,?nti Office. LaDorte. 21 tf. MTotioe Is hereby pven thit nn Election will be held at the oonrt hou in P' vmouth. Indiana, on the first MoniIit in Mit. lt&1. f .r the Durnose of decting 6re Trustees, one Clerk. Treasurer and Marshal, for

the corporation of Ph mouth, Mtrsha'1 county, in dian A. C. CATRON, trp?-913 Clerk.

MORTGAGE SALE. In pursuance of the terms of a chattel Mortgage executed to me by James Curtis, to secure the payment of certain sums of myney therein spceitie'd, (and recorded on Hook U, page 3 J 4, records of this count ,) I have taken possession of, and will oftr at public sale to the highest bidder for cash, on SATURDAY, the 25J, day of APRIL, 13.r7 all the ripht, title, interest, claim und leisehold estate of James Curti.-:, in and tjall that undivided half of out-lot number 57, in the town of Plymouth, in this county, south of Yellow iiver, and cast of the Michigan road, as belongs to the Fumacc thtreen, occupied by myself ami James Mitchel; together with the buildings therwon, the machinery, tools, and everything in and about and belonging to said furnace and build;ngs. The said mortgage covering the undivided half of the whole premises, tenements, fixtures and machinerr. This is a large furnace, (and the only one here) with a circular saw, steam power in abundance, and in full operation, and there 13 no better location for buiuc? in the west. All the work

that can e made ells readily at good prices, and material is abundant. Call and cxara'.ne, for it will be sold without reset ve. apr9 21t2. ENOCH EELANGEE. List or Letters Remaining in the pot office at P.vmouth on the lat day of Arr'.l, 157. Aaron E'len: Agons W John; AJam3 Wm D; Anderson J D. Baritt Benjamin; Btz Henry; Bir T S; Becker mrs ML; Broadbent David; Benza Louisa; Blow P R: BurtC; Brown Divid. Coichmin A M; Cart A: Cocor Michael; Campbell Jacob 2; Cavinder Edward; Cutsh iw B. Didhcr Stephen; Donakce Wm; Driaca'l Stephen; Da'rs k co. E'b!e Julia; Ellis Frank; Emiew Andrew 5. Fetters Isaac French Maynard; Florian Geo; Fetters Chauncy; Frank Jacob. Grifteth Milinda; Gordon Robert; Gordon Laffet: Groves Edward: Groves Jeremiah; Gunn Mi linda; Gunn Isaac; Gunn Louifi. Hite John; Husley J; Hoover Elias, IIojso J K; Henderson Cha?; Hine II B 7. Kuvler Jno; Kegh.im Ja G; Kee M II. La w ton PS; Lehmcrt Ioyd; Lerman Anthonv; Lane Clieny; L:n?o!n C W; Legge tt Isaa; ; Lit rnjor Joseph. Mcdrihv 3; M kee Mithew; Meck'ow S; M Anderson W; M Mirer Cath trine Mevers Jacb; Myn tsJis; McMillen Oliver; M.-dith hi ic; Mi!ier Joseph 2. Price L'thicl 2; To-mltey Jno; Parent J Am: Perkey Andrew: Poast John; Prks J as O; PiereMichael. Robert Jas II; Robeson Jimes II; ReVhly Peter; Rice John; Rcener J..sqh Retletf Jn; R -bul Justanc; Rabrcch Jno; Kean V. s'ey. Sh'nfbarger 'Jno; Skuie ly The-'d r ; S'irkey Nancy; Sumner T 2; Scott Laura; S p?e Jacob; S i Mich 1.' ; Shorter Wm: Sclee II ul t.. Taker J; Trover Daniel; Taylor JcrroJ Thompson miss E. VanJike Courtland; Upffcdikc I-aac W. WintCifteen Peter 2: Welch Huld.h; Whiteford Ira: Wort Dr. A; WttsouSanh W.trmn Ellen F; W.ithcy Wm. Persons calling lor any of the above, wil! please say "advert seJ, nn l n mho lato ot !js apr'J 21 tl JOHN K. BROOKE, P.M. STATE OF INDIANA. MARSHALL COUNTY. In the Mmhall Circuit Coirt, August Term, 157. Nathaniel E. James and Walter M. Aikman, Vi com;'larnt on note. Henry B. Ilino ' The pi I'n'.iiis in the above cmi'Jed 011:30, by C II. Reeve, thrir attorney, hive filed in my odicc their complaint on Ujte, and it anpeir ng by affidavit that the defend tnt, Henry U. H'ne, being a resident of this State, has depart 1 therefrom itli intent to defraud his creditor; he is therefore tunned of tiie tiling aud pon leneyof said eomplaint aud that the sime will be heard at the next term of the Marshall circuit court, tobe holden at the court house in FIvmoulh, on the sweoud Mouduv of Auust.uext, and unless he appear, plead, answer or demur thereto, the same will be heard and determined in his absence Attest; NEWTON R. PACKARD, Clerk apri Olt.!. Mirshall cireuit court. state" of Indiana! marshall county: In the Marshall circuit tourt, A'yrv Term. 1G57. Cephas II. Norton Albert Jew i tt, and ( Benjamin C. Buzby, Coranlaint on account. Henry B.'li:ne. J The Plaintiff. in the above entitled cause, by C. H. Reeve their Attorney, hare tiled in my o'llkt their complaint on account and it appearing by alh.Urit t'i it tf tief, n lint. H-iirv B. irmo. buinir a resident of this State, hu lepartrd therefrom with :i;teattodclr iuilhi3crt'd:tjrs; ne n tint lore no t'fl..t r.f tho f.Mr. -r and it-nden-v of said comr!aint. and that the same will heard at :hc next term o. the M irshall circuit court, to ue holden at the court house in Plymouth, on the second Mon lay of AuL'ust, next, and uresh appear, plead, an-ver oi demur thereto, the same will he heard and determined in his absence. Attist: NEWTON R. TACK ARD, Clerk aprO 21 t h M ir.rhall circuit court. STATE OF IXDIAXA, MARSHALL COUXTY: In the Marshall Circuit Cvurt, August Term. Nathaniel E. Jam- s, anl Walter M. Aikman, 10 i Complaint on note. TTf nrv H. IIin. The plaintiiTs in the above entitled cause, by C. H. Reeve, their attorney, hive ti'ed in my olficv their complaint ou note, an l it .ipoeir ug by at Udavit, that the (ieund u.t, II nry B. II ne, be nga reident of th s St ie, ha departed th-reuon v .t.i intent to defraud his creditors; he is thereto; e no tihed of the filing lid p- n !,in-y of aiid cx-inpl t liana that the same will be h ard at the next term o the Marsha 1 e:rc;it court, to be hoidt-n ; t tue coü;. home in Pix mouth, on tliC Seeon I Monday of At. cust next, and unless he appear, plead, answer or demur thereto, lüc s .ine wm oe neara auo ut.-i mined in his absence. attest: NEWTON R. PACK AKU, Clerk apr9 21t3. Mawhall crcuit court. STATE OF IXDIAXA. MARSHALL COUXTY, SS: In the Marshall Circuit Court, Au?ut Term, 1CÖ7. Samuel F. Tratt, 1 Paschal P. Pratt, I Ld?ard P. Beals, Complaint on note. Henry U. Hine. J Tl, r!:iintiff4 in the above entitled cause b- Ltston Jt Williams- their attorney?, hue filed in my office their complaint on note, and it arpearing bt affidavit that the defendant, Henry H. Ilm. being a resident of this State, has ilepaite l tn refroni with int. nt to h lr.iud his eretlitors; he i therefore otitied of the liliiv.- nd ryndeney oj said complain, and that the rame u. ue n rtf ih M irshall circuit court, to ttlUIC 111 - , . be holden at the court house in r.ytnou h, e:i t.i. tecond Mondav of August nexf, and utucsi nc apt t.1p.L anxvor or demur thereto, the same wil be heard and deternvnl in his absence. attest: NEWTON K. I ALAAuU, aprj 213. Clerk Marshall Circuit Court. STATE OF INDIANA. MARSHALL COUNTY. In the MarshaU Circuit Court, August Term, 1C67. Leonard White and Ichabod Jew ett White, $ v?. I Oa account. Henry B. Hine. The plaintiffs in the above entitled caue, by Liston and Williams their attorneys have filed in my office their complaint on .-.ccount ; and it appearin" by affidavit, that the defendant, Henry B. Hine, being a recent of this State h departed therefrom with intent to defraud hi creditors he is Kfii t.tri Tint d of the film" and pendency of iiivivi v - m aid compiainf, and that the same will be heard at the next tcitno'" the Marshall Circuit Court, tobe holden at the court house in Pi) mouth, on the pmnd Mondav of August, neit. and unless he aipear, plead, answer or demur thereto, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. Attest: NEWTON R.PACKARD. npr?-?lt1 Clerk Mirp.hall Circuit Court

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MARSHALL COUNTY, 8V In the Marzhalt Circuit Court, AugUxt 'lernt 9.rrt ' Nathaniel E. J.tmes and. i Walter AI. Aikman. vs f CompVint on account. Henry B. Hine. ' The PlaintWr.s in the above entitled c f.r r iweeve, uieir ai,.urney, nave Hied ia niT cß"ce j their complaint on account; and it pperiir bvf. fidavit that the defendant, Henry B. Hine.Xtmn. . resmeiu 01 in:s ciaie, nas uepanea tliert from with intent to defraud Lis trcuitors, he is therefore 6otifiedof the Cling and pendency of eaid complaint, and that the fame w ill be heard at the next tern of the Marshall circuit court, to be holden at the court house in Plymouth, on the second Monday in August next, and unltS3 he appear, plead, answer or demur thereto, the same will lc heard and determined in his absence. attest: NEWTON R. PACKARD, Clerk apr9 21 1 h Marshall circuit court. STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL COUNTY: Li the Marshall Cinv-t Court, hvgust term, 1057. James Ohlen and T. II. Dk?, I r . . , V9 Corapl2:nt on account. Hccry B. li ne. The plinitiff in the above entitled cine? hr II race Corbin, their attorney, have fi!cd in mv otlice theii comrdaint on ccnimt. ml 't ingby att divit, that the defendant, Ilei.rv Ii. II nr. being a resident of th:s State, ha departed then -from, with intent f defrand his creditors; he is therefore notified of the filing and pendency cf said complaint, and that the saine w ill be beard at the next term of the Marsh ill circuit court, to be holden at the courthouse in Plymouth, on thesecand Monday in August next, and unless he appear, pad, answerer demur thereto, the same will b heard and detf t m!n"d in his absence. attest: NEWTON R. PACKARD. Clerk aj rJ 21 1?. Marshall circuit co'irt. STATE OF IX D TAXA. MAhSUALL CGI XT V, SS. Iu Marshall Circuit Court, Auput Tttm, 15L7. Abel D-wn9 ;n l . i'eabur- S. Gould, , . x Lorn-Id-.nt en ccoi:ut. Henry B.' H ue. ) T!:c pla ut:l!s In the above cntit'ed cat'c. by Horace C'.ib'i:, titeir attorn v, hive ti ro in my otiiee their c.-mj l.tii.t en aeeount, and itapp. j.i .ni' uy am. av;tt:iit tr.e Ui tuidal.t. Hn:r B. Hll:e, L.ein g a reidtiii of this S-...U-, has U-p ruu the:trom iihh.tiut tucvltai.d hit creditors; l.c is tl.tu -'0:eiO' ei of the fil'iig n-l pi: !ii y ! .-.t'd c mj lanr.riK! that the j. -m:- vi-. b- i,. ui't at tie n. xt tf im .f the Mar.-hili circuit court, to hehv.:.--ii t the court house :n P- mouth, en tiie ..e. nd M nd.iy of Au-u.if, i.oit,'.iiu ; i.!es.- he a;p-jr, plead, answer or demur thereto, the same wiilbe i.eard and dctf rnvried m his ab nee. Attest; M.WTON II. PA C K A K D, C It i k aprD 21t:. M lfdi til C.n.-u.t Court. :STATE OF INDIANA. MARSHALL COUNTY. SS: In te JtfarshuH Cirrvit Cvurt. Avon it J crrn . 1C57. John Craft", J imes B. Bennett, i'otuTt II. Mir-ha!I. an i Wm B. English, Complaint on account. Il.-nry B. irr.". V The Piaintilfs in the aboxc entitled cu:sc, by C II. Reeve, their attorney, have fled ia mv osf;e t'unr complaint ou account, and it ar paring by affidavit, that the defendant, Henry B. II nc, being a resident of this Stite haa deo irteJ therefrom with intent to defraud his creditor?; he is therefore notified o! the filing and pendency of siid complaint and that the san.e will be heard at the next urn of the Marshall circuit court, to be holden at the c r.rt house in Piymouth. on ihe second Monhy in Atüust nxt, and unless he appe-.r, plead, ar.3 er or dmur thereto, the sin: will be l.:ari anl dct.r mined in his absence. attest; NEWTON R. PACKARD, ap:D Vit. Ceil M r.-;i.tli circ-'t cert. STATE OF IXDIAXA, MARSHALL COUXTY: In the Marshall C'oaot Cvurt, August Term. 1C57. Thomas S. Harden and ) John L. Sallbrd ( P , . vs j Comprint a account. Henry B. Hine ( Tiie pla'ntil-s :n the above entitled cae.se, by C. il. Reeve, their attorney, have filed in my o'fficr heir complaint on account, and it appearing by afiidavit tint the deftndaut, II ury 11. Hine, tn-fng a .csiiknt of this State, his i-p.irtcd thereip'tn xitlr ntt nt to defraud his creditors; he is therefore notified of the filing an 1 pendency of s.id complaint, nd th t tlc .-ame will be heard at the next term of the Marshall circuit court, to be holden at thecn;rt h-iusc in Pix mouth, en the ? eond M- n-Iav in Augut next, ;nJ unless h! apjv.tr. plead, t-"r.er or . 4uur thereto, the same v. ill be heard and delcrnfned in his ah5tn:,. ATirsr: NEWTON R. PACKARD, .'T'i'9 21 to. Cieik M irshall circuit court. STATE OF INDIANA. M A Kb H ALL COU TY. t-t: In the Marshall Ci'iult Court, August jem 1C57. Thomas S. Ha w? en and John L Sai'oru, v.s. Complaint or. note. Henry 3. Hine. The plaintiffs :n the above cnri'letl cau-e, ! Ctl. Ktevc, thtir attorney, have filed in mv "ilice dioir complaint i n not , ikI it aj pei t.v .hitv ,t;ni the dvteiia'iit, 11 l.n B. II u , 1 1 n. a C-iU' l.t of t.ns l t , o l v.'-p ir. . l:.s 1 1 ; t;: vv n ni u ucir-.u'i h:s no iros; ne is iI;n-eio:i n il.eJ oi' th. il r.t. and p Ii'! i:.y f s Ci-n; ! .in., n.j th.it tiie .iiii vxill b. i .iro .it the m xt 1 rr.i .f -lie M-rdial. lireuit eoi.ri.to be l:o'..ciat the v.oi.i t oolite in Pix mouth, on tin-second MnJiv ;n Au-li.-t Ii. X , -n-i Uli ess lie a j" pear, l.e d, r.n.-vi r i r lemur thereto, the sunc xv ni be heard and nUrturned in hia abse.ue. ATTtST: NtwTON R. Packard. Cik aj r' '2WX Marmab cifu.t court. STATE F I. DIANA. MARSHALL COUNTY: In the Marshall Circuit Ccutt, Aujust orm, 1; T. Benjamin F. Jan:, ) and j Bernard Laulh, CompUint on account. II nrv B. Hine. J Ihw plaintill m the above nt.t.cd cau-e, !y C. H. Reeve, their attmney, Itaxo l.Ied in my od'cc their complaint on account, and it ai-pe.ir.ir lx allida it, that the deltnuant, Henry B. Hiie,buig a resident ot this Mate, lia 1 1 pal ted tiu rviiom, vith intent to defraud his creditors; he i- I here lure no tified vf the filing and p ndxn-y of paid complaint. ind that tiie ha me xx ill be tieanl at the next term vi the Marshall ciixuit court, to be holden at thecouit !ioie in P inau:h, on itic s?c- nd M. ndiv in Au gust next, and unless hi appear, plead, answer or demur thereto, the same will be heard and deter mined in his absence. attist: Niwto.n R. Packaed, Cletk apr'J Jlt3. Marshall circuit court. STATE OF INDIANA. MARSHALL COUNTY. In the Xm -hall Circuit Court, August Tirvi, 11 t i e. Daxx son, as Dawson Co., Complaint cn account. V3. Henry B. Hine. The tilaintiffs in the above cntitlp rye. K IT Corbin, their attorney, have filed in my i'fike their complaint on account, and it appearing by affidavit, that the defendant, Henry B. Hine, be'njr a resident ot uns Mit, ms tu parted thereircm wun intent to defraud his credi ton; he is therefore notified of the filing and pendency of 'd complaint, and that the fume will be heaixl'at the next teim cf the .Marshall circuit court, to te not lena uie court house m rivmouth. on the ccoi;d Monday in August next, and unless be apr1" rIodi ner or demur thureto, the same ill be heard and determined in hii absence. attist: Nixvtom R. Packaild, Clerk apri 2lt3. Mvflnlleirmiit court.