Marshall County Democrat, Volume 2, Number 34, Plymouth, Marshall County, 9 July 1857 — Page 2

THE DEMOCRAT.

T. McDCrALD Editor. PLYMOUTH, IND. Thursday Morning Jnlv 9th, 1857. Extra Session. Wo have noticed in seYeral Republican papers '.hat Governor Willard would probably call an extra session of tbe Legislature gome tirns in August next. If tho Governor has become satisfied that tho same disgraceful scenes would not be re-enacted that were last winter, he would no doubt convene the Legislature at an early day; but unless he has some intimations from those who prevented the general approprition, temperance, and revenue bills from passing, that they will, if called together, at once proceed to pass those laws, he will not call an extra esswa this year. Tt is well known by all who are conversant with the doings of the Senate, the last week of the session, that the Republicans utterly refused to let those bills pass, although repeatedly urged by the Democrats to do so; but their motto was to "rule or ruin." They, no doubt, were of tho opinion that tho Governor would call them together immediately after the adjournment, or at no distant day; but in this calculation they ware sadly mistaken. The evils which have been brought about in consequence of thogo bills not being passed, are justly attributable to the leaders of the Republican party, and they have the responsibility to shoulder. Kansas. The election for Delegates ta frame a Constitution for Kansas is over and the Abolitionists, true to the dictates of Grcely and othr eastern politicians, refused to vote. Tho consequence is, that all the Delegates were euher State Democrats or Pro-slavery men. Wc are not posted as to how they are divided. One thing to our mind is certain, that the Republicans are anxious that Kansas should frame a Constitution tolerating slavery. Thcirentire stock in trade is in the slavery question, and they are determined, if possible, to establish and perpetuate slavery in Kansas, for a year or two at least, in order to benefit a few land speculators, and to provide a little capital to operate with when they bring Mr. Seward on the track in the next race for President. All acknowledge that a large majority of the Voters in Kansas are opposed to slavery, and the Free Slate men could have elected a majority of the Delegates without any difficulty, had they been so dispcf.cd. Should Kansas b? admitted ae a slave State, tl.d Republicans exert themedves to have the- Constitution aUered? 5?Wc notice thai R. Lowry is favorably epoken of as the proper person to nominate as the Democratic candidate lor Con grcs3 in the tenth District. Tho result of the election ia that District will be looked for with great anxiety by all partias. If ut recollection is correct, Mr. Lowrv was only beaten soma 330 votes, by Mr. Brenton. If the Democrats brin out the xvAw man, and all work harmoniously together, and prevent the Republicans from importing votes, tin Democrat iß nominee will stand a ood ch.vic-j to be elected. Religion IVoticc. Rev. Mr. Gregory (Episcopalian) will preach at tho Presbyterian Church, nex: Monday at 4 o'clock P. M. Te publicare respectfully invited to attund. X2rTho steamship Montreal was destroyed by fire on the 28th ult. on tho river St. Lawrence. There were about 500 passengers aboard, mostly Scotch emigrants. Only about 150 were saved. dTTa prospect for a tolerable Wheat crop has brought Flour down, in this market, from 84,50 to 83,50 $ cwt 37B& on the Tccumseh Bank are regarded as very unsafe, better not touch 'em. XTVe are looking every day for the laws enacted by our legislature last winter. We learnt from the State Sentinel that they would be ready for distribution about the 15th ult. 5TGov. Wright will partake of a complimentary supper on the evening of the 13th inst., gotten up by the cit:zensof Indianapolis. He will leaTe the next day for New York, where he will take a steamer for his far-off home. His palary is 812,OOO year. 'Our neighbor claims to print a reliable paper, and our neighbor is an honorable man." M. C. Rep. Thank you for the compliment, but are orry we cannot return it. Arrival of Ihe Niagara. Halifax, June 29. Tho steamship Niagara, from Liverpool on the 20th inst., arrived hero at 8.20 this evening. Her dates are three days later than those already received. Tho royal Mail steamship Niagara sailed from here at 10 P. Mi, for Boston, where she will bo due at an early hour Wednesday morning. There lad Wn a spirited discussion in

the House of Commons in regard to the destruction of Grevtown. Lord Hamilton inquired if tho government had demanded reparation for tho British property destroyed. Lord Palmerston replied that it had not, the law officers of the Crown having given the opinion that the demand could not be sustained. A discussion ensued, in which Messrs. Disraeli, Roebuck and others denounced the outrage a3 an insult to the flag of Great Biitain. Lord John Russell and others defended the government, and the subject was dropped. The number of tho British cruisers on the coast of Cuba will sooa bo greatly inCreased. The Cotton Supply Association had held another meeting at Hey wood. The attendance was large, and tho proceedings were in effect the same as at previous meet

ings. The Bank of England, on Tuesdav, re duced its rates of inteiest to 6 per cent, both for discount and loans, but the movement created only a very slight rise in the funds. The discount houses also lowered their rates. The London Times publishes an article on Gen. "Walker's career in Nicaragua, in which it call3 upon the United States government not to tolerate such brigandage, but to wait patiently until time adds the Central American States to the Union. The alterations in tho fiigate Niagara were expected to be completed by Saturday, the 2Jth, on which day she would leave Portsmouth fur Liverpool, to forthwith commence shipping the submarin cable. The officers of the Niagara were being hospitably entertained by the naval authorities of Portsmouth. The weather in England continued very fine, and the crops were in a promising condition. FRANCE. The election canvass continued very animated, but presented no new feature. The Democratic party was still divided, and likely to continue so. It was supposed that none of their candidates, if elected, would take the oath to the government, although their organs refused to give any satisfaction in the matter. The Seicle had received a third warning for an article in favor of the Democratic candidate. jtifThe Republican of last week seerns to be troubled because we have been silent on the Minnesota election, for the last two weeks. The probability is, that the Republicans have elected a ninjuiy of the Delegates, but this is not absolutely cer tain; be that as it may, we will noiify our ; readers of the fact when we receive the official return. We would remark in this connection that we never stated that Minnesota had gone for our party. It matters but little which party have the majority, except oi one poin!.' if the Republicans lnve the majority, ft clause will, n? doubt, be inserted in the Cunstituti-jn allowing the Xe:jra equal rights with the white man; il they hive not a majority, tho Consiuiuion will contain no such provision. Suspended Free Banks. The following is a list of tho suspended Free Banks of this State, showing where redeemable, and value: Bvik of Attica, at Auditor's office at 80 cents. B.tnk of America, Auditor's office, at 87 cents. Bank of Albany, Auditor's office, at 9'J cents. Atlantic Bank, Auditor's office, at 80 cents. Agricultural Bank, Auditor's office, at par. Bank of Connersville, Audilor's office, at 87 cents. Elkhart County Bank Auditor's office, at 97 cents. Farmers' Bank, Jasper, Auditor's office, at 91 cents. Kalamazoo Bank, Auditor's office, at 90 cents. Laurel Bank, Auditor's office, at 82 cents. Northern Indiana Bank, Auditor's office, at 83 cents. Orange Bank, Auditor's office at par. Bank of Perrysville, Auditor's office, at par. Bank of Rockport, Auditor's office, at par. State Stock Bank, Feru, Auduor's offico at 85 cents. State- Stock Bank, Marion, Auditor's office, at 00 cents. Bank of South Bend, Auditor's offico, at par. Traders Bank, Nashville, Auditor's office, at 92 cents. Bank of T. Wadsworth, Auditor's office at 91 cents. Wabash Valley Bank, Auditor' office, at 92 cents. Wayno Bank, Logansport, Auditor's offico, at par. Wayne Bank, Richmond, Auditor's office, at par. Bank of North America, Auditor's office, at 90 cents. Savings Bank of Indiana, Connersville, Auditor's office, 90 cents. Bank of Warsaw, Central Bank, Indi- ! anapolig, at par.

Six Hundred Soldiers and Teamsters Killed by the Indians. St. Louis, July 7. The St. Joseph's Journal of the 2nd inst., publishes a report brought by a French trader, that 100 troops and 500 teamsters under command of Col. Sumner, were attacked by a large body of Cheyennes and Amploe [sic] Indians, 200 miles west of Fort Kearney. All ire re slain. The report is confirmed by a trader arriving from Pacific City, Iowa, and also by an emigrant train from Salt Lake. The Salt Lake mail arrived Independence on the 30th. But few Indians were seen on the route. The emigrant trains were doing well. The snow had all disappeared. Grass and water were abundant on the plains. ———<>——— The Mormons are anxious to know the character of the reports rnaJe by the returned officials, and wire surprised at the bills respecting polygamy before Congress. They treat Surveyor Burr's report with contempt, and accuse him of making false statements regarding the country. Fate or the Captive Women. No reliable informal ion, so far as wc can learn, has been received from tho Indians, sent out by agent Flandreau, for tlie rescue of the two captive women ; but we are pained to announce, that we have information concerning the womn they wvre sent alter, which i apparently reliable; and which conveys the appalling intelligence, that Mrs. Noble had been murdered, and that Miss Gardner had been put up on the side of a hill as a target for the shots of the murderous fiends, the lcsultcf which was that both her legs were broken, and in that

condidon was left to die. Fortunately, some strolling Yankton Indians discovered her, and removed her to tho Mission Station on Yellow Medicine, where she is now receiving all the care possible; and as soon as convenient, will be brought to this city. The information conveved above ccmes through E. E. Paulding, Esq., of St. Peter, who returned last Thursday, from a trip to Redwood; and who feels satisfied in nis own mind f i.s truth. To Destrot Flies. To one pint of milk add a quarteruf a pound of raw sugar and two ounces of ground pepper; simmer them togeiher for eight or ten minutes and place it about in shallow dishes. The flies attack it greedily, and in i few moments are suffocated. By this method, kiichens, etc., may be kept clear of flies all summer, without the danger attending poison. The Trenton (N. J.) Gazette says that a woman residing in Ocean county, N. J., was fii'htened tj death last week bv the idea of the Comet. At ni 'ht she saw a light from a large fire in the pines and was immediately possessed with the idea that it was the comet that the earth was on fire and about to bo destroyed. Her alarm was so irreal that she was thrown into convulsions, from the effects of which she died the same ni 'lit. A Man Siusj to death dy Ikus. While a faimer named jI:ys, icbiding near Knokvilio, in Frederick county, .M, was about to hive a swarm of becs, a great, portion of them swarmed up on his head, and stun him in such a terrible manner that ho died on the following day. A Dandy. A specimen of tho human family that passes for a man among women and a woman among men. Look out for bogus 'quarters' and bogus cents imitations of tho new. The War in Oregon. The Oregonlan of May 16.lt learns by private letters and information derived from persons recently from the Dalles, that the Indian war had commenced at the North. It was reported i that a detachment cf regulars, under command of an officer of the regular army, had a fiuht wi.h the Indians n tho WallaWalla countv. Two regulars wero killed and six wounded; the Indians lost twelve killed tho founded were borne off. ZSCrThe Government is said to have concluded to 6end tho California overland mails by tho San Antonia and Gila, or 'extreme southern route. tST'Gov. Izard has issued a proclamation for an election for delegate to Congress, Temtoiial and county officers, ia Nebraska, to bo held the first Monday in August. It is said that a wreath of walnut leaves in a room will prevent the approach of thoso troublesome insects, flics. Try it. 3rHon. Robert Dale Owen, Minister at Court Naples, in a letter to Hamilton Smith, Esq., says he has sent Iiis resignation to the President, and will be homo in the fall. Sxow in June. Lt it go upon the record a3 a part of the history of this extra ordinary season, that tho snow fell last night in sufficient quantity to be observed on the sidewalk by early risers, this mor ning. This, for tho 23d day of June, is the crowning act of tho long series of weather atrocities to which we have sub mitted. Oswego Times. Judge James Borden, of Fort Wayne has been appointed Commissioner of the United States to the Sandwich Islands. ——>An overland emigrant train to California, was attacked by a band of Sioux Indians about a hundred miles west of Fort Karney [sic], who murdered every person in it, numbering about twenty.

jtSrWilliam A. Morrison has been appointed by the Governor to bo Adjutant General of the state of Indiana, from and after the date of his commission. JCSTTho importation of Tea into the United Slates has declined sixteen millions of pounds the past twelve months upon the amount received the previous year. Great Iron Bridge. A Bridge is now being constructed over the "River Jordan" on the line of tho Catasauinia and Fogies ville Railroad, in Pennsylvania, which is said to be the largest of its kind in the U. S. It is 1,100 feet long, and is buile entirely of iron the spar.s being supported by iron towers one hundred feet high. It will be completed by the first of July. jThe Democratic State Convention which met at Jackson, Miss., j-esterday. nominated Col. Wm. II. McWillic for governor. Armt Worm. Great complaints are being made in the different p rts of the Slate about the sudden appearance cf this insect and its ravages. Killed Br Lightning. Mrs. Ellen Harrison, a resident of McConnelsville, Ohb, was killed by lightning in Perry county, whither she was on a visit, on Saturday last.

The Governorship of Utah. ——— In alluding to the recent excellent appointment of Col. Cummins to the Governorship of Utah, the Louisville Journal, usually the most bitter opponent of everything Democratic, uses the following complimentary language: We have both from the political friends and opponents of Col. Cummins, who has just been appointed Gov. of Uiah, the most flattering accounts concerning his ability and energy. He is a gentleman of the exact type of character best suited to that most responsible post. Conversant with all the phases of life, and experienced in every degree cf fortune, he is admirnply [sic] adapted to exercercise [sic] executive functions in the territory to which he has been appointed. Col Cummins was at one time an extensive merchant in Augusta Georgia, but failed. Removing to St. Louis he established himself as settler [sic] to the forces stationed at Jefferson Barracks. To Gen. Pierce he owes his first federal appointment that of Indian Agent. Great confidence is expressed in the ability and wisdom with which he will manage the delicate and important trusts Commissioned to him. ======= Mew Advertisements. The subscriber hating purchased the the Stenm Saw and Flourinpr Mill, in Plymouth, heretofore owned by Judge Fuller, has fitted it up in complete order, with Veto IS oils and Machinery, and intends to make it a FIRST CLASS MILL In every respect, and solicits a fair share of the custom of the country and village. He intends to keep constantly on hand to rupplj all that come; also, to supply AND Saw to order all kinds, .it Short Notice! M. FRENCH. Flyrnöuth, July 9, 1857. 34 STATE OF INDIANA. MARSHALL COUNTY: In the Common Fleas Court, July Term, 1857. Cstate of i James W Gilson, l mal settlement. John Williams, Adm'r. ) Notice is hereby civen, that accounts current will be nrescnteil to the court at H July term, ie.r7, for examination and final settlement of the estate of James W. GiUon, deceased. attest: NEWTON K. 1'ALlvAKU, ueric july'J-3 lt3 1 M- ' List of Letters Remaining in the post oiliee at Plymouth on the 1st day of July, lb37. Adam Ash. Uarndville Chat II; Bland Alexander; Barnet M F; Black Samuel F; Back Hirriet; Uiker Delphin Pi Bur Norton: Baker Messer: lacker Ens; Boba Garner; Browa David; Uurke Jno; Barret F; Baker E C; Blunsy Soey; Beuett Geo; Burton Chas. CalhaneJno; Chitieiiaer Ja3 F; Carson 0 P; Carson O P; Clemens Benj; Clem Daniel; Corey Hamilton; Cudney Simon; Colekglaser Z S 2; Chaffer Wm; Cavender E; Croon Cyrus. Felicien Mr 2; Finto J L. nc; r lony l nomas. Gilu Wm; Guard P A; Gas Jon. Hine H B 5; Hugua C A 'J; lingua k Frasier; HiKlireaCA: Hoover John; IlaseUon John; Jones J W II Ei; Kins IVriik. Link Peter S; Link M J -; iyon u. M inn Frederick; .Mead Benj F. Newman L Miss; Nash Samuel; Ncwkirk Mr; NewkhkAP. , Kavmer A Eliza; Rcngelbcrge Jno; Kosch Jacob; iteed Juliett E. Sl.'er 11; Smith TP; Sherland E. B; Shelley Jno; Sümner Thomas; Spraguc II C Mrs; Shofller ValeutiuejSmithTK. Young Peter; Yoder Joseph. Vanderwater Wm. Persons calling for any of the above, Till please nav "advertised," and name date of list. JOHN K. BROOKE, P. M. STATE OF 1XD1AXA, MARSHALL COUXTY, SS: In the Marshall Circuit Court, August Term, 1857. Wilson T.Smith, ) , vb. Complaint for Divorce. Nancy M. Smith. ) The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by D. R. Sample, his attorney, has tiled in my office hia complaint for Divorce; and it appearing by affidavit that the defendant, Nancy M. Smith, is a nonresident of the tbe State of Indiana; she is therefore notified of the filing and pendency of sail complaint, and that the same will be heard at the next term of the Marshall circuit court, to be holden at the court house in Plymouth on th- second Monday of August, 1857, and unlewshe tppear, Elead, answer or demur thereto the same vill be eard and determined in her absence. attest: NEWTON R. PACKARD, july9 3U3 Clerk Marshall Circuit Court

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Oac door south of Edwards Hotel, DEAELERS IN ft MEDICINES, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, VARNISH. TURPENTINE. WINDOW GLASS, DYE STUFFS. FANCY ARTICLES. PERFÜMKRY. &c. etc. Have just opened, and will constantly keep on hand a well selected assortment of such articles its are enumerated above, and all others usually kept in a DRUG STORE! which wc will sell at the lowest c'urrrent cash price?. Particular attention will be paid to filling Physicians' order3, and putting up prescriptions, family compounds, and prepar itions of all kinds. Y c invite those wishing articles in our line, to call, as we feel assured we can make it to their interest to purchase of u. N. B. Every article so'd bv th is warranted PURE, FRESH L GENUINE. jun!8-31tf Those fond of a good CIGAR, cannot fail to find an article to suit them at junlS-31 BROOKE & BRO'S. BALM Thousand Flo wer, at (junIS-:ü) BROOKE k BRO'S. ROSE Iliir Oil. Genuine Ecar's Oil, Roberts' Hair Regenerator, (.11) Brooke & Bro's. TOILET Soap a fine assortment, at (31) Brookf. t Bro's. I ILLY White, Mem Fun., Pink Saucers, Jl Carmine, Infant IVvJ., Fowd. Pufft, at (U) Brooke t Ero's The Auditor of Mirsluli County, Indiana, submits to th Boird of Commissioners of said countv the following Report of the Receipts and Expen penüitures, on account ot said county, lor the financial ve ir ending M iv Slt, 1 57: IlECEIPTS: There have been received at the County Treasury, since June settlement, 1656: For delinquent tax as per August settlement, i esc. $ 2io oo For revenue of as found at April settlement, lto7, 7,223 70 i or surveyor a fees 73 9 " delinquent tax not on duplicate,.... 12 41 " Jury and docket fees, 73 :"0 " Country property and other items,... G 00 " Estravs, 32 45 " Menacrerics .aid Circuses 50 00 Total receipts $7,7tG c5 EXPENDITURES: There have been county orders issued since thfirst day of June, lN'G, (inclusive,) up to the first day of June, 1S57, numbering from seven hundred and five inclusive, for the f Jo wing objects, towit: For expense of Assessors, Auditor, " extra, Agricultural Society, Bridges, Bailiffs Commissioners,. Criniinil?, Ckik " extra, 7U1 31 ... loi) push o ... 1.2S2 4G ... 14S 00 .. . V?l (0 .... 313 76 . . . K3 91 ... 10) 0 Delinquent list, 12D o;i 43 14 43 0i 190 56 n-17 101 30 12 )3 21 :?:() io o; 19 oo 331 5S 14 36 176 8 loa or 23 00 1-21 00 4 00 15 25 210 CO 104 46 Elections, Iiwjrest, Judge ol Common Pleas Court Jury, Moneys returned Poor, Public building, Printing, Koa.1s Stationerv,. .., Specific, f Sheriff, " extra, Special Prosecutor,.... Surveyor, Wolf scalp,. Wood, Interest on County orders, Treasurer's hill" of sundries, 2lZ f cent. tW paving over $.'! 5 71, 5 p cent, for receiving and and paying out;273 c2 172 CO 13 41 Total Expenditures, 7,205 49 Total Receipts 7,766 65 Excess of receipts over expenditures,... 521 36 Treasury minus, June 1st, F56, 4,149 33 Total indebtedness, $3,G27 97 All of which U respectfully submitted. t. McDonald, a. m. c Approved by the Board: David Vanvactor, ) S. N. Chamtlin, Commissioners. Wm. Hughs. ) June 1st, 1657. junll-30t3. m mm aJ The um'erMpied will be prepared to supply Marshall eounly with fresh burnt Stone Lime, by the l'.Kh of April, as low as can be don by any one, at his new lime houe, directly west of the rail road bridge, lie has not pone West yet, nnd i.s 8till ready todo Lathing and Plastering in a neat and substantial manner, on short notice. Water Lime and Plaster Paris ordered on short uoti.e, when not on hand. Thankful to the public for past favors, he would solicit a continuance of the name. G. F. SPAULDING. mar26 l9tf. STATE OF INDIANA, STARKE COUNTY: In the SlarJLe Circuit Court, September term, 1857. William P. Chapman, 1 assignee of I Elizabeth Lambert, Complairt on Mortgage. vs. J Joshua P. Chapman. J . The above named complainant having filed in the Clerk's oflice of said court, hia complaint against said defendant, and also the affidavit of a dumitcrcstcd person showing that said defendant ia a non-resident of the State of Indiana; therefore, the said defendant, Joshua P. Chapman, is hereby notified of the tiling and pendency of said action that the same will stand for trial at the next terra of said court to be begun and held at the court house in the town of Knox, in said countv, on Monday, the 7th day of September, next, lt-57, and that unless he be and appear before said court, and defend said action, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. JOHN S. BENDER, Clerk S. C. C. A. W. Porter, att'y for plaintiff, unll 30t3.

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OP Hartford, Connecticut. ESTABLISHED IN 1819 CASH CAPITAL PAID IN,. .3500,000 SURPLUS ASSETS, OVER.Sl.OUO.Oü'J WILL insure Dwellings, Stores, Merchandise, Barn and contents, Mill?, Warehouses, Churches and Public Buildings. Banks, and all othcrinsmuble property, (on as low terms as can be afforded by any other responsible company,) in Marshall and'Fulton counties, at the oflice of their arent in Plymouth, opposite the Post Oflice. C. H. REEVE, Agent. 2'J tf PERSEVERANCE IS THE ILE THAT Runs the Machine ! Patterson & Clcavcland. After having their large assortment of Groceries principally destroyed by fire, one week after they had commenced business hive come to the determination that it will "never do to give it so," and accordingly are bringing on a large variety of Groceries 9 Of all kinds, which thev intend sellimr for radv pay, at prices that cannot fail to suit buyers. They keep 3VLE3ATS 2 Constant'? on hand; Egg"5, Butter, Cheese, Fis Flour, Potato-?, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, Cicrars, and in fact an assortment of everything that is usually kept in the Grocery line. They intend keeping their Meat Market full of Beef aud other fresh meats. You will f:n.l them on Lnporte street, two doors east of Clcavcland & Ilewett's store, where they will be happy to wait on nil ho may want anything in their line. Calls attended to late and carlv. PATTERSON i CLEAVELAXD. Plymouth, aprüJ 23tf. STATE OF INDIANA. STARKE COUNTY In the Starke Circuit Court, Sej'temler Term 1 857. Charlotte Bozarth, i vs. Petition for Divorce. Jacob Bozarth. j The above named complainant, by her attorney, having filed in the Clerk' ollice of said court, her complaint against said defendant, and also the affidavit of a disinterested person, showing that said defendant is a non-resident of the State ot lndian-i: therefore, the said defendant, Jacob Bozarth, is hereby notified of the tiling and pendency of said action, that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said court, to be bej;un and held at the court house in the town of Knox, in said connty, on Monday, the 7th day of SepUmber, l57, and unless he be and appear before said court and defend said action, the same will be heard aud determine in his ab.-rnce. JOHN S. BENDER, Clerk S. C. C. W. M. McCormick, att'v for plaintiff. juhii-oOt:. A RETIRED FBYSICIAIT, 75 years ol age, having lo-t his lather, two brothers, daughter, son-in-law, nephews and ueiees, by tint dreadful disease, Consumption, and suffering with a cough himself, determined to visit the F.at Indio., Egypt and Japan, where he discovered a Vrttnitiv and Certain Cure for Colds, Cou-hs, Consumption, Nervous Debility and Asthma. His cough was cured immediately"; he returned, cured his relatives, who inherited the disease, and in connection with his son have employed it in their practice, curing thousands of cases considered hopeless by otlu-rs. For the purpose of rescuing as many of his fellow beings as possible he is sending the recipe to all who wish it for 10 cent?; 'A of it to pay the postage, and the balance printing. Address Dr. Heath, 101 Spring street, opposite St. Nicholas Hotel, New York. junl3-31m3. SALE OF CONGRESSIONAL SCHOOL LAND. Notice is hereby given that the AuJitor and Treasurer of Staike county, and State of Indiana, will, on Monday the 11th day of July next, at 10 o'clock a. ra on .said day, at the court house in the town of Knox, oiler for sale at public outcry, the Congressional school section situate in town-hip thirty-two (:,2) north, of range three (t) west, and generally know n as Wayne tow n-hip School sec lion to be ottered in eighty acre" lots; ach apI raised at two dollars and lifty cents ($2,5 J) per acre. One-fourth of the purchase money Fhall be paid in hod, and interest lor the residue for one year in advance, and the residue in ten (10) years from auch sale, with like interest in advauce. JOHN S. BENDER, Auditor iunlS-31t3. Starke county. BY STA TE A UTll O HIT Y ! Choice First Class Insurance, by the iETNA Insurance Company, Oi' HARTFORD, CONN. Incorporated Charter Perpetual. EIRE Atf D iULAUn Navigation Insurance, Calls the attention of its friend, patron, and the public generally, to the following facts: ol" iis having A Cash Capital ol"$500,000! with assets amounting to $U,S4W,98.4S!! Has transacted business successfully "3 years, nnd continues to progress in health, wealth and vitali- " A,t unt aa tv. raid an aggregate loss 01 over i w ',"JJ. Ii organ'zed on i a N ttional basis, with lue I agencies in all principal places, under a Mercantile system; fouudwd on a ca-li st. ndanl, with an enviable repuation alike the same on the banks of the Hit Ison, or the Mississippi, the Gulf of Mexico, or the Northern Lakes; presenting a powerful Organization as a conservator of public good and bond of integrity; "qual to all emergencies it undertakes, worthy of the stability and "dignity of an Eminent AMERICAN Corporation! ON MERIT ALONE; Foundin" its claims to patron ige and lavr, alfordin superior facilities and seeurity in nuttrrs ol insurance commercial, uiccw.nii-. m.n. wnnv, ui rural, while ranking lor importance anupuuuc service the first of EIRE IXSURAXCE COMPAXIES Or AMERICA ; Insures at rates and rules as liberal as the risks as sumed permit for solvency and fair protit. ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE INSURANCE OT DWELLINGS AND CONTENTS, FOR A TERIOD OF FROM ONE TO FIVE YEARSLosses equitably at justed tt' promptly paut. Policies issued without delay by C. II. KEEVE. Agent junl8-31m3. at Hymouth. WHO WANTS MONEY? Notice iihercbv given to holders of County Orders of Marshall Co., with numbers corresponding be ow.ol dates '4J, ou & ai. that upon presentation to the County Treasurer, at his oiliee, thev ill be redeemed: 1014, lo;,4, 1177, 1411, I7f3, 215, 2Ö9J, 2151, aarie, 242s, 2417, 2436, 2472, 247ft 2179, 2479, 2574, 2.-)S, 25S3, 258, 2G23, 2112, 2234, 21S0, 2.V75, 2'.s9, 2GM, 2G:2, 2CeG, 2G'J3, 2716, 2733, 2740, 274, 2751, 202$. 2eiG. V. VINN EDGE, junlS 31 13. T. M. C, I.

STATE OF INDIANA. MARSHALL COUNTYIn Common Pleas Court, Jury Term 1857. Estate of ) Jacob K. Hupp; V Petition to tettlc insoTent John Gibson, Adra'r. ) Notice is hereby given, that a petition ha been filed in my olfice, and tat the same will be presented to the Common Pleas court at iu Ju'.y term U57, asking an order to settle said estate h insolvent, the asset3 in the hands of the Administrator bcinjr insufficient to pav the debts. attest: NEWTON R. PACKARD, Clerk juulä-21t3. C.C P.M.C.

STUB-TOED BOOTS. WE would say to the Gents of PIvmouth, that we arc prepared to take your measure for the f ishion able Stub-Toed Boot, made from French Calf that is French Calf, by a Boot-maker that is a Boot-maker, warranted to'fit like a clove at r WIIIT.MORE'S, maro 17tf! SI-n of the Golden Boot. TO NON-RESIDENTS. THE und-M-suriied. with the county Surveyor will, on the 10th day of July, 157, atlO o'clock, a. ni., on said day, proceed to surre and locate the corners of bis land in sees- 24 & 5 town 33, raii-e 2 t, in tark countv, Indiana; to meet at the residence of the subscriber, at the time specified, and continue from day to day until all is finished. Non-resident", who fail to meet the Surveyor at the time above mentioned, and defray or provide fot defraying their portion of the expense of the survey, will be returned to flic County Auditor, and such dclinquincics placed on th: tax duplicate, and collected according to law. jul2;3U3 HOWARD STOWE. Fresh Arrival! Just received, a large lot of SMOKED ILI.MS, SHOULDERS, and SIDES; also, a lot cf No. 1 in half-barrels, &nd general assortment of Staple GROCERIES! Which we must sell for cash or countrv produce. 2rtf PATTERSON & CLE.W ELAND. TO ALL COXCERXED! Those indebted to the underpinned would much oblifi him by calling immediately and paying, thereby saving themselves the unpleasantness of bein; dunned for the same. jonl-31t3 Vv. L. TIATT. SI.ERIFF'S SALE. Bv virtue of a venditioni exponas, to me directed, from the Clerk of the M.iriall common pleas court, I will expose for sale at public auction at the eonrt ho'sc door in Plymouth, .Marshall county, Indiaua, on the 11th day day of July, 1 557, between the hours of 10 o'clocl a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, tho following described property, to-wit: The rents and profits for a term of years not to exceed seven , of tho following real estate, situate iu Mush ill county, Indiana, to-wit: commencing at the south-west co.ner of lots 2 and 3 of eetion I?, in town-hip 33 north, of ranj;e one cast; thence east 80 rods, thence north c,ri rods, thence west 1 0 rods, thence south 60 rods to the place of beginning1, containing 4 ) acp'S except the privilege of a mill site not to exceed one acre of jrround on ihe south line of said tract, and the privilege of cutting a ditch from tlv Lake to said mill site. On failure to realize the full .-.mount ot the judgment, interest and costs. I will, at the sime time and place, expose for sale the fee simple of said real estate. Executed as the profrtr of Obed M. Barnard, at the suit of Ams Men lenhad. Said property not to sc'l for le-s than two-third of apnraiscmerit. J. F. VAN VALKENP.URGII. Sh. riJf. liv S B. Corbale v, D,p'r. junlS3U4. '(pr.fcea70j THE GREA T EX GL IS II REMEDY! SIR JA MRS CLARKE'S Celsbratsd Femais Pills ! PROT1X1 ED BV ROVAI. LETTERS PATENT. Prepared from a prescription of Sir James Clarke, M. D., Pliys Yi an Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the cure of all t tose painful and dangerous diseases incident to the fein lie constitution. It moderates a!i exce:-s, removes ail obstructions and brings n the monthly period w;lh regularity. These pills should be used two or three weeks previous to co:;iiucmer.t; they fortify the constitution, and lessen the sulfcring h:r".iig labor, enabling ihe mother to perform her duties with sa'ety to herself and child. These j -ills should not be taken during the iirst TMRF.K months of pre riiancy, as they are sure to bring on miscarriage, but at anv other ti me thev are safe. In all cases of nervous and spinal affection, pain in the hack and limbs, heaviness, fatigue Oil slight exertion, palpitation of the heart, lownessof spirits, hysterics, sick headache, and all the painful diseases occasioned by a disorded system, these pills will effect a cure when all other means have failed, and although a powerful rem -dy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or .uy othf r mineral. Full directions accompanying each pack..jrc. Price, in the United States and Canada, one dollar. N. B. $1.0:) and G listige stamps enclosed to any other authorized Agent, will insure a bottle of the pill bv return m til. W. W. ROBLIITS, Iadianapolis, Wholesale Agent for Indiana. Brooke 4 Uro., and T. A. Lemon, agent Plymouth. junliyu-.0!y STATE OF INDIANA. MARSHALL COUNTY. In Common Picas Coui 7 Jnly term, 1Ö57 . Estate of ) John P. Weaver; Notice of Petition. Casper Grube, Adm'r.) Notice is hereby given, that a petition has been filed in my otlice, and that the same will be presented to "the court of Comnvm Picas, at its July term, lt57, for the sale of certa'n real estate belonging to said decedent, the personal estate being insuthcicut to pav the de bts. Attest NEWTON R. PACKARD, Clerk junlS-31t3 Marshall Court of Coui.T'eas. hTYTIST Dr. A. MA'imwii 1 tlv located in rivniouth, soO lh'it a share of patron ie in thc practice of his profession. , All operation performed upon the mot approved principle", ui lall work wirrinte la repres. nted. OFFICE at the oiliee of the 'M irh V County Republican" paper. junll'.'G Ul'ly. NOTICE, EXTRA: All person who are in want of a choice nd nuie article of COON AC FRENCH UHANOY. for m nlicinal an 1 culinary purposes only, can find it imiuart bottles at smn of the (i r.h n B.xt. C.W1IITMOKE. junllo0-iu2. ISSÖLÜtTo N. The firm of C. Cushnnn & Co., nt Tvner Cit v. Ind.. U thU day dissolved bv mutual cansent. The books and accounts of the firm are in the hands of C. Cuhm in, who is aloue authorized to settle the accounts of the firm, and ho will pav all dem ind against the Ute firm. CONSIDER CUSMMAN, JOHN C. CUSHMAN. X. H. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the late fnin of C. Cu-hman & Co., re requested to call and settle without del tv. either by cash or note. CONSIDER. CUSHMAN. TynerCity, June 22d, U57-o2t3. NOTICE OF DISTRIRUT10N. State cf Indiana, Marshall County ' Notice i hercbT given, that t the April term, icr.7 n. mn Pleas of Ma-shall icoi,oi mc vouri oi vuiuu.V" -- countv, fter final settlement of the Lstate of Francis Decker, deceased, about the sum of three hundred and eleven dollars were found remaining for distribution among the heirs. Said heir, are therefore notified to apiear on the first day of the next term of saul court, prove their hen ship, and receive their distributive share. N EWTON R. PACKARD, Clerk mlv2127t3. C.C. P.M.C,