Marshall County Democrat, Volume 2, Number 35, Plymouth, Marshall County, 16 July 1857 — Page 3

n. Jci)O.V.fIl, Editor.

Surgical. Dr. Visall; of this place, Horacepathic physician, aided by Dr. Loomis, of LaPorie .performed An operation upon G. C. Laws6x, of this county, last Monday, which has made no little talk. Many years since, Lawson had trio thigh-bone brotei just above the knee, and it adhered with the bonis considerably lapped. . Last winter , never united, and he had no uso of the ecj, although there were no external ymp toms of injnry. except a crooked leg, from the lap of the bones. Dr. V. cut open the leg, and took ofT a small portion of the bone, set it in a proper manner, and so far Mr. Lawson isdoinj well. On reaching the bone, the deposition of osseous matter had proceeded until the end of the lower piece of th.i bone had increased nearly one inch ia length, whilo on the end of tha upper portion, the deposit had formed on the under side, and a strong cartilagenous formation with the muscles had 'taken place We are no surgeon, and know but little about it; but we were present and saw the operation. No efTc-ct conlJ le produced upon Mr. Litvson by chloroform or ether, and af.er several long ard ineffectual efforts to get him under its influence, he was operate J on without it, and bore it like .a man of true courage, a9 he is. Dr. Vinall performed the operation. He was cool, and seemed to work handy and as gently as it was possible to do. He made no false motions, no mangling or hagüng -every motion was at the right place, in the right time, and accomplished what was intended without a second effort. So ixx as we are able to judge, it was done up in a skillful, workmanlike manner, and w:th as little pain to the subject as could b. expected. Dr. V. not being known a3 a Surgeon, and being a Homoepathist, of course a vast deal is said, and persons who know nothing of of him, or the operation, express an opinion as ready as it is absurd, and utter stateivunts for tacts, as uncalled for as they are untrue. For instance that he tore off the end of an artery several times in attempting to take it up and tie it. That "he cut several gashes hap-hazard, and mangled the leg horribly, &c, rc. we know it to be all false. There was no gashes made. The incision was made to the spot, and with one stroke of the knife; and every other motion seemed to be easily and properly done. We know nothinij of Dr. V's merits as a Surgeon, nor the propriety of his operation; but we do know that in this thing he has been miserably misrepresented, and that envy and slander have all the say, without knowing anything about it. Give hon or to whom honor is due, don't be so big oted as to suppose the prejudice of ages precludes the acquisition of kill by every one unles3 the victim of that prejudice. jtSrWe welcome all persons who come here to engage in the mercantile business, but we do not think our ckizona shou.d forget their old friends, and we know of none more worthy of patronage than Messrs Cleveland & Hewett, whose advertisement appears in to-day's paper. Their stock 13 unsupassed in this market for variety and quality, and their well-deserved reputation j for (air dealing will insure for them an increase in their already extensive sales. Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware. GI;iss, dec, are found in cheap profusion in their assortment. They have lately received a new supply, and anticipate a "good trade;" those wishing to select from a fresh stock are notified .to call soon. ' -11 11 jETThe M. C. Republican of this Tveek again demands the proof of uu- charge, that the Republicans offered Mr. O'Harra S50 for his vote and influence at the late election. Mr. O'Harsa called on us on Friday, June 6, 1057, and told us thst: "Just before the election took place, Charley Burch ofiered me 059 fqx my influence rit the polls on the day o? the elcctidMr the Republican party. I told him I vcnld not sell my principles for fifty dollars nor for a hundred dol'ar and that money could not buy them." . . These are as near the vrords ofIr. O'll. a3 we i could write er.t down while fresh in our mind. We publish the above at Mr O'H.'s request, and he says he will stand to the . truth of tho statement. We make the charge, in accordance with Mr. O'H's statement, and request the Republican to publish his proof that our cuarge 13 false. 1 ft is time the Ruffians were taught by the law of lex talionis. ," Pizerinctum I mtitutc '. : ; . What ill- thunder" is lex taUqni?., Is it a cane that Republican editors use to wpoil the tices of their con tempo rariea? Or is it a complaint like the following: "Whereas, 'pa. your, behalf, one Jlichard Otheiw.Vse Lbve, with force, and arms'to- - wit: ! . - ' Sticks, staves, clubs, bows and arrows,' me, -" John Doe; . e . ' ' - - -: Did shoot and wound, beat, strike, assault -ßndhit.:- r . 7-. -J Take notice, 1 propose to instiiute Proceeding?, legal remedy to find," ' "Concerniag you; as party, to the suit, " Of' me, ytnir " loving friend, the -under aisigned

Hood had a great many quaint ideas. In the four following lines he pictures a storm at sea, the third line , of which 13 decidedly excellent: . "The Sun went down with a llood-red flame, And the sky grew cloudy and black, And the tumbling billows like hop-frogs came, - . . Each over the other's back." Another Poet has given "vent to' his feelinks" in the following lines, on hoops: "Roll on, ye monstrous whalebone hoops roll on!

Ten thousand squibs are launched at you . . in vain. Man marks the world in his reckless course, But cannot touch the hoops; they laugh to scorn Jokes, punsters, clergymen, the press and all! And when they die as die they must 'Twill be because '.hey have gone their appointed rounds." "Thai's 6o!" -ST"Tlie Northern Indianian, pot satisfied with the "aid and comfort" rendered the M. C. Republican by the Ren. Win. Anderson, (who visited that office to reiciee fainting energies) conies in with its own vigorous strength, to help sustain its brother, and puts in a broadside of (small) shot, almost sensible enough to be heard and felt. Give it another boost, Mr. Thralls, for it needs it seriously. We are trying to write the thing into some notice, but without more aid, we fear it will be impossible. "Green Whillikins' has got sole possession of its columns, and runs it raving mad (after nothing else) with "G's."and "W's." The young man that can decipher the bottom line of the 5th colunj n on the 1st page of this paper, in five minutes time, will have the right to kiss the first young lady he meets, wearing the colored habiliment raentiontu. Pizerinctum Institute. The importance of the above item can only be appreciated by those who have succeeded in deciphering the "hidden moaning' of the one line referred to. It is very necessary that every reader should be fully posted in regard to matters of as vital importance as the above! &3TVi spent our 4th at LaPorte, verv pleasantly, and intended giving some account of the celebration of the day at that place, but having been slightly indisposed since our return, have neglected doin" so. Pizcrinetum Institute. It wasn't on account of drinking too much champaign at the Teegarden House, that caused Ignoramus to bo indisposed on his return home, but prob ibly alternate doses of fighting whisky and ice water taken in the suburbs of the city! The law of lex talionis" is bein" distributed by the I'izeriuctum Institute. Don't be alarmed friends, there'll be enough for all. You'll find it every week in the P. I. Sie Transit Gloria Piztrinctum Institute jt3? We judge from the manner in which the Local of the Indianian "pitches into us" that he has been employed by Iuxo::amcs, of the Pizerinctum Instiiute to defend him, (Ignoramus.) We are of the opinion that the Indianian man has displayed about as much Jackasticalness in hi. squibs in defense of Ignoramus, as he did the last time he was down about "Red Bush!" itSTWhat name entirely fills up and oc cupies the scull of the M. C. Republican, to the utter exclusion of everything else? Ans. G. Whillikins. it7"Wonder if we could get "those birJt presented to us," (provided we sent a girl after them, and paid 4.60 for them) "by Mrs. W. J. Burns"? Have they learned to say "Charley and Jessie" yet? Come keep us posted. jTSTGuess the "negro equality" doctrire don't "take the natural way" with the gocd Republicans here, judging from the reception they gave the Rev. Wm. Anderson last week. . Poor fellow, he only got an "old white hat" given him, (in honor of his brother Greeley,) and that was from a democrat. At least so we are told. Come, brectherin2 you must tread up better nor that. The o(o)r neegar is your tlil, nat'ral born'd, and its onkind in ye to not poui out on him yer milk 0' hooman kindness. Important. The M. C. Republican had best notice that Mr. Fouty has got back from Van Wert. New. Bricks. The question , whether n-ood bricks can be made here, hag been o settled. W. C.Edwards has just completed a large kiln of a3 good bricks as can be made anywhere. What prevents our capitalists from covering theii business lots with brick buildings now? Tell the brickmakers to come 011, and they will ünd market for any quantity of good bricks. JtSrMrs. Amanda Corbalet has our thanks for the nicest lot of Strawberries that' we have seen this season'. Oneof the berries measured 3 inches in circumference. .-, O 1 1 C ' "' &3Tki. Howard's Concert, on -Thurs day evening last, was well attended, f.nd entire satisfaction as far as we have lean ed. He talks of giring another concert fore in a short time, and' if he does, all who have a desire to hear good music, will of course go. ' : . . . ; ! R3T If the lightning rods qi the Presbyterian Church and Semismry, wcro .' fixed, there would be less danger of Itehtnings.ikiDg them. " ' '

JtfTTho Pic Nie on Thursday last, was well attended by the town folks, and went off pleasantly, considering how excessively hot tho day was. . IrTlio Balloon didn't go up, at South Bend on the 4th as was expecteü. '. jtSrCommon Pleas Court next veek. Religious Notice. Eld. Chaplin will preach at the court house on Sunday 26th inst., ct 10 o'clock, A. M. We are authorized to announce the name of SAMUEL J3. CORBALEY, as a caudidate fo the office of Recorder of Marshall county, at the next October election, subject to a Democratic convection. 33-

STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL COUNTY: In Common Pleas Court, Jury Term, 1C57. Estate of ) Jacob K. Hupp; Petition to settle insovent John Gibson, Adm'r. ) Notice is hereby given, that a petition has been filed in my office, and Uat the same will be presented to the Common Picas court at its Juiy term, 1-57, asking an ord er to settle said estate as insolvent, the assets in the hands of the Administrator being insufficient to pav the debts. attest: NEWTON R. PACKARD, Clerk junl8-31t3. C. C P. M. C. STUB-TOED BOOTS. WE would say to the Genta of Plymouth, thiit we are prepared to take your measures for the fashionable Stub-Toed Boot, made from French Calf that is French Calf, by .1 Boot-miker that is a Boot-maker, warranted to fit like a giovc, at WIIITMORE'S, raar5 17tf! Sign of the Golden Boot. TO NON-RESIDENTs! if HE undersigned, with the county Sur1 veyor, will, on the 16th day of July, 1557, atlO o'clock, a. m., on said day, proceed to survey and locate the corners of his lmd in sec. 24 A; 2Ü town 33, range 2 west, in stirk county. Indium; to meet at the residence of the sr.öscuü. r, at thr time specified, and continue from day to d'y until all is finished. Non-resident?, who fail to meet the Survevor at 1 the time above mentioned, and defray or provide f-i defraying their portion of the expense of the surraw -5!l hnintiirnn,l n tl.. P .i.-iti. Aii.Trnt. .....1 I eiirf li.i;nmimfina nlir.-.-l . m t Vi t, v iii-.' i n i f a ami collected according to law. jul2;3:t3 HOWARD STOWE. Fresh Arrival! Just received, a large lot of SMOKED HAMS, SHOULDERS, and SIDES; also, a lot of No. 1 in half-barrcl.-, end " ge neral assortment of Staple GROCERIES! Which we must sell for cash or countrv produce. 2stf PATTERSON & CLEAVELAND. TO ALL COSCERXED! Those indebted to the undersigned would much oblig him by calling immediately and paying, thereby saving themselves the unpleasantness of being dunned for the same. h junl8-31t3 W. L. TIATT. THE GREA T EX GL TSII REMED Y! Sill JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated Female Pills ! PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS FATEXT. Prepared from a prescription of Sir James Clarke, M. D., Physieian Extmordi.iary to the Queen. Tili. invaluable Medicine :.& nnfailin? in the cure of all those painful nml dangerous diseases incident to the female constitution.. It moderates ftll excess, removes all obstruction? and brings on the monthly period with regularity. These pills should be used two o three weeks previous to confinement; they fortify the constitution, and lessen the -ufferinfj during labor, enabling the mother to perform her duties with safety to herself and child. These pills should not be taken during the first three norms of pregnancy, aä they are sure to bring on miscarriage, but at any other time they are safe. In all cases of nervous and spinal afl'ections, pain in the back and limbs, heaviness, fatigue on slig'.it exertion, palpitation of the heart, lowness of snirits, hysteric, , eiek headache, and all the painful diseases occasioned by a disorded system, these pill, will effect a cure when all other mean3 have failed, and although a powerful nta;dv, do not contain iron, caloraelt antimony, or .ny other mineral Full directions accompanying each rack..ge. Price, iu the United States and Cumin, one dollar. Int. B..? 1.0:1 and G postage .tttnis enclosed to any other authorized Agent, will injure a bottle of ther.rsbv return' m ill. W. V. ROBERTS, Indianapolis, Wholesale Agent for Indiana. Brooke a Bro., and T. A. Lemon, agents PI vmouth. junll.'5G-:Miy. ISSOLUTION. The firm of C. Cuhm.tn Co., at Tyner City. Ind., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The books and accounts of the firm are in the hands of C. Cushman, who is alone authorized to settle the accounts of the firm, and who will pay all demand, against th late firm. CONSIDER CUSHMAN, JOHN C. CUSHMAN. N. B. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the late firm of C . Cushman & Co., are re quested to dll and scttl without dcl.iv. either by casuornote, .uoiuiju. vuon.urtii. Tyner City, Juno 22d, 1 1 57 .3. ; NOTICE OF DISTRIRUTION. State cf Indiana, Marshall Qounty: Notice is hereby pi ven, that at the April term, 1857, of the Court of Common d?leas of Ma"&hall county, after final settlement of the Estate of Francis Decker, deceased, about the sum of three hundred and eleven dollars were found remaining for distribution among the heirs. Said heirs are therefore notified to appear on the firt day of the next term of said court, prove their heuship, and receive their distributive share. NEWTON R. PACKARD, Clerk may21-27t3. - C.C. P. M. C. Iiist of -Letters Remaining in the post office at Plymouth on the 1st day of July, 1857. Adam As'i. ' ' . " :. ' Bamdville Cha? II; Blaml Alexander; Barnot M F; Black Samuel F; Back Harriet; B iker Delphin P; Bur Norton; Biker Messer; Becker- Eqs; Boba Garner; Broxra David; Burke Jno; BaTet F; Baker E C; Bluiwy Soej; Benett Geo; Burton Chas. Calhane Jno; Chitienaer Jas F; Car?on O P; Carson O P; Clemens Benj; Clem Daniel; Corcv Hamilton; 'Cudney Simon; CoIekgIaer Z S 2; Chaffer Wm; Ca vender E; Croon Cyrus. Felicien Mr 2; Finto J Lane; Flony Thomas. G:lts WTm; Guard PA; Gas. Jon. . - Hiiic H B 5; Hugus C A 9; Hugus k Frasier; Hodges CA; Hoover John; Hasciton Jolin; Jones J W H Esq; King Patrick. r Link Peter 2; Link M J 2; Lyon G. Mann Frederick; Mead Benj F. Newman L Miss; Nash Samuel; Newkirk Mr; Tfewklrk A P. . ".. : Raymer A Eliza? Rengelberge Jno; RoseH Jacob; Reed Juliett E. ..-.. Slater II; Smith T P; Shetland E. B; Shelley Jno; Sumner Thomas; Sprague H C Mrs; Shoffler Valentine; Smith T R.' .. . V Young Peter; YoI er Joscjh. . ;. : Vanderwater Wm. Persons calling for any of tho above, n-ill please sav "advertised," arid name date of list. JOHN K. BROOKE, P. M. ' STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL COUNTY: In the Common Pleas ' Court, Jul Term, 1557. " . : Estate of i James W Gihon, --. y V,- Final Settlement. John Williams, Adm'r. ) . , . Notice is hereby civcu, ' that accounts . current w ill be presented to the court at I'. July term, 1857, for examination and final ettleaeni of the estate of James W. Gilson, deceased. " ' . attest; NEVVTON R. PACKARD, Clerk 1 tily 9-3 itl ' ""' GGF. MC

NOTICE, EXTRA: All persons who tire in want of a choice and Dure article of COGNAC FRENCH BRANDY, for medicinal and culinary purposes only, can find it in quart bottles at sign of the Golden Boot. C.WIIITMORE. junll30-m2. " . . OH RBEVB Attorney at Law, Plymouth Ind. Stocks. Bonds, and Town property for sale. Collections promptly attemftd to through Northern Indiana. Refers, to Coolt, Wadsworth k co., Chixigo III. Eabcock & co., WatcrStN.Y. Field, Meruit k co.,. . . .Courtlandt St N. Y. Barnes k Pharo, Barclay St N. Y. Loudom & co., Philada. Form. Hon. J. Eraolt, Supreme Judfre, Omaha City Nebraska. J. B. Bennet Esq, Gen'l Ag't JEtn Ius. Co Cincinnati Ohio. A oririii $fmsr.

I 7 ; (Xear the River Bridge, and within two minutes icalk of the Depot.) SOUTH PLYMOUTH, IND. E E FISH; H. NICHOLS : (SUCCESSORS TO J. W. BARNES.) rnitAVELERSand others, will find c 1 accomodation, and much CHEAPER IV GOOD RE at the AMERICAN HOUSE," thnn at any other Hotel in Plymouth. We have lately rented and furnished t lie House for the comfort of those who wish to find a TRAVELER'S HOME. FISH & NICHOLS. March 26, 1857.-l9-tf PaoriuETORS. PAT'ONIZeTiOME EFFORTS! RISING SÜX INSURANCE CO., OF RISING SUN. IND. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $100,000! Business confined to the State of Indiana! Incorporated, 1834. R O ARD OF DIRECTORS: y AhV:kY' J ELLS, IJ. H. Lorixg, S. V. Covington, W. T. Pate, Johx Grace, W. H. Powell, J. I. Ulkey, iALBOTT, George Gillkske, J. 1?. Smith, B. J. Hathaway, Hiram P. Clore. B. J. Hathaway, Sec' v. S. Hathawat, Pres't. S. F. COVINGTON, OenT Ag't. 0Firc and Marine risks taken at crjuitablc rates.I All persons desiring Insurance, w ill call on D. R. Sample, A?t. at Plymouth, Ind. A? persons dcsiimg to insure, are invited to call and examine the conditions and manner of doing business of this company. jul2-3.JuiC STATE OF I XI) TAXA, STARK COUSTY. Stark Court of" Common Pleas, October Term. A. D., 1C57: Geo. Cooper, and Israel Clark, trading in tho name and stylo of Geo. Cooper 5; Co. vs. Joseph h. Patterson. Attachment. It appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk of) said court, by afndavit this uay hied, that tue lie fendant in this suit, Joseph A. Patterson, is a nonresident of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given, that unless he be and appear 011 the first day of the Octoot-r '! crm, lb7, of said court, und answer or demur to the complaint, the same will Le he.ir.1 and detcrm-m d in his absence. JOHN S. HEN DER, Clerk. June 17, lc.")7. T. II. Jackson, D.p'v. E!dride & Pot ter, ath. for pl'tff. j !2-3:it."j AT John the Matcher's MAKKET Can be found, at all times, ' SALT, SMOKED & FRESH MEATS! ' ALSO, Fresh Sardines, Lobsters, Mackerel, SHAD, OYSTERS AND CLAMS, Forty-t ii:ht hours from the coast, all of which will be cooked ?n 1 'served u on the shortest possible notice, and to suit the taste, of the most fastidious, at hi-new lv arranged cALU UN. mivül-r-Ttr. J- GOUGLE. m t y "t t M & v ill A U U A M. iU' i k X tatlts. 2rn?? H ivini commenced the MILLINERY BUSINESS! Takes this me thod of soliciting the patronage o the citizens of rivmouth and the surrounding country. Trimmings and Bonnet- on liand and l'orsale ßleachinjr and trimming done to oi-der. Also, Gentlemen P.ir.am-i and Leghora Hats done up to look ;is good as new. Shop two oors south of the Methodist Church, ' astsi leof C.ntor stro2t, anl ono door north of i n" HretW s. STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL COUNTY: In the Common Picas Court, July Term, , 1C57. Estate of ' V John A'tley ; ' I Petition to settle ThomAs McDonald, Adm'nis- J lnsolrent. istrator de bonis non." "J - Notice is hereby pi ven, that a petition has been filed in mv o!hce, and that the same w ill be presented to the Common Pleas court at its July term, lr'57, asking an order to settle said cstatcas insolvent, ihe a-scts in the hmds of the Administrator U-ins insufficient to nav the debts. . - attcst: -'NEWTOft R. PACKARD, Clerk junlg-olt:3. ' C.C.P.M.C. STATE OF INDIANA, " " MARSHALL COUNTY, ss: n Ihr.. Mar $ hall Circuit Court, August V Term, 1057.. Anson G. Phelps, Wm. E. Dodge, Daniel James, lames fetoicps, - f Complaint on note tu. E Dodge jr., and .) . D. .Millis Jamvs, i TS. I - Heniy B. Hinc' V . , , v - Tl.e Plaintiffs in the above entitled cause by C. IL I eeve, their at-orney, have filed in my office their complaint on note" and it appearing by affidavit that the defendant, Hcry B. Hine, being a re-rident of this State, has departed therefrom with intent to defraud his creditors, he ia therefore notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint, and that the same will be beard nt the next term of the Marshall circuit court, to be holden at the court house in Plymouth, on the second Monday in August next, and unless he appear, plead," answer or demur thereto, the same will &c heard and determined in his absence. attest; NEWTON R. PACKARD, Cleik J. VINALL, M. D., IIOMCEOPITHIC;; PHYSICIAN Particular attention paid to Obstetric Tjiactice. and , : . ......'. . . CHRONIC DISEACE3 OP WOMEN. ' ., .AND : .. D i ß e a a o a o f CH i 1 d r e n ' Olfice orerC. Palmer's Storp, corner of Michi gan anI LuPorte Streets, where he can be consultc at all hours. m. fe vi .' , At thd.Pcoplq'a ßJoxQ may be Tqtind a nice as.ortment pfiooti txiA Slices, r.tnon which are Ladies heeled Boots, which .-wilt .be .old at prices that must please.", . , .. V- . 28tr. v. ' o.; -CiV k.

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. Having escaped the destruction of the lute fire, by thq utmost exertion on my part, and the timely assistance of frknda, (who, lor their kindness shall cxer be remembered,) I will be found at the old stand ready to wait ouall who may wish nythinj in the line of I have juat purchased, and am now receiving a t ell Iclcctcd stock Of ... . ..." Clolliing, Piece Goods. &c. Which, with what CUSTOM WORK I usually keep on hand, is not surpassed by any other stock in the county, or perhaps in the fc:tate, for Stvle and Durability. It shall be my aim, by fair dealing, to remove the two objections to ready-made Clothing, viz: the inferiority of the cloth and making. T1Ü3 important consideration, I am happy to say, my customers duly appreciate. Although the profits on a poor article aro better than on a good one, yet honesty is the best policy. I return my thanks to my numerous customers for past patronage so liberally bestowed, and earnestly solicit a call from them and the citizens of Marshall county generally, before purchasing. My terms are CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE! Ami Small Fronts! All kinds of custom-work made to order, and on short notice. Thoie owing me are earnestly requested to call and pay all or a part of their account j immediate!v, as I need monev very much. II PIERCE. Plymouth, airilD 21tf. Notice is hereby given, that Margery Hard has filed her petition in my olliee, for tho vacation of so much of Madison street, in the town in Plymouth as lies between Michigan street and Yellow river

which ix tition will be heard at the next session of!'n,e time and place, expose br sak- tho fee smple ;

the Roard of Cuiaiuisstoners. I. JtlcDOXAI.D, Auditor. In Common Picas Court, Jubi Term, 1C37. 1 Eliza Hupp, vs. William J. Hupp, Philip Ilupn, Louisa IIpr, Partition. Harriett Hupp, Franklin P. Hupp, an 1 Jacob K. Ilnpn. Tho plaintiif in the above entitled cause, Lv A C. Capron, her attorney, has filed in my oflice her j romnlaint for partition, and it appearing bv atTi.Ia-1 vit tint the defendants, William J. Ilunn and Phil-1 ip Hupp, are non-residents of the State of Indiana; they are therefore notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint, and that the same will be heard at the next term of the Common Pleas court, to be hohlen at tho court house in Plymouth on the third MonJay of July 1 $57, and unless they appear plead, answer or demur thereto, the same will be hoard and determined in their absence. Attest; NEWTON R. PACKARD, Clerk junl--3U3. C.l'.M.G. ESTRAY. Came to the residence of the subscriber,, living in Union town-hip, Marshall countv, Indiana, between the 13th nn l 31st of March," 1 1."7, a RED COW, with white in both flanks, and some white between t.io forelegs; no-other marks perceivable; supposed to be five years old. She lias, a calf five weeks old. Any person, by bringing satisfactory proof, can have tho same. juulb-31t3. W. D. THOMPSON. ADMINISTPtATOIVS NOTICE. Notice is hereby p,iven, that the undersknied has taken out Letters of administration on the tate of Charles Humphreys, late of Starke county and State of Indiana, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment; and those having claims against the same are notified to present them duly authenticated for settlement. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. ANDREW W. PORTER, Administrator dc bonus non. Knox, may 11 junll-30t-j. TO NON RESIDENTS. The undcrsigucd with the County Surveyor, will, on the 1st day of June, lb.77, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, proceed to survey and locate the cor ners of his land, in Sections 2) & 21, town. 32 range 1 east in Marshall County, Indiana. to meet on the premises, and continue from day to day until all is surveyed. Non-residents, who fail to meet the Surveyor at the time ubovc mentioned, and defray, or provide for defraying, their portion of the expenses of said survey, ivill be returned to the County Auditor and such delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate and collected according to law. ADRIAN FOOT. apr30 21t3 nstr Rr nr.v n? t f p änh. MRS. E. E. FISH. Hate of Nct lJuffalo, Mich.,) having removed to Plymouth, solicits the patronage of its citizens, and others, as Teacher of PIANO MUSIC. TERMS Per quarter :.$S 00 vVith use of Instrument 10 03 Instruction given at the residence of the Pi:pils, if preferred. ROOMS at tho AMERICAN HOTEL. Plymouth, April 2J, 1S57. - 20 3m. SEVERAL thousand acres of wild Lands, owned by non-residents, and lying in different parts of Marshall county, Ind. Will be sold for part cash' and part on time; also several Houses and Lots in Plymouth, and some improved farms in the vicinity. Those wishing to purchase, will please gi ve'rae a call. Also, for sale a large quantity of Lumber, and can fill all orders on short '. notice, for cash. I also purchase Wheat and other produce on commission. DAN ILL BROWN, fcbl2 14tf Commission Agent. NOTICE ! The regular meeting of the IJoard of Tm?tees of Center township, will be held on the first trat urd ay in each month. JOSEPH EVANS, Clerk. mav7,'57 2."ly TO NON-RESIDENTS. Tl:c undersigned, with the County Surveyor, will, on the t-th day of June, lc7, at 10 o'clock a. m. on Paid day, proceed to survey and locate the comers of thiV-r land in sec 29 &30, town 34 north, of range 3 east, in Marshall county, Indiana; to meet on the premi-cs, at the tima specified, and continue from, day today until all is finished. " Non-residents, who fail to meet the Surveyor at the time above mentioned, and defray, or provide for defraying, their portion of the expense of the survey, will be returned to the County' Auditor, and such delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate and collected according to law. ' LUCIUS LOCK WOOD, may21-27t3. . . LEVI DONAH E. 50 Z Mj&Sk MM S. & M. BECKER, Would rerpectfully inform the citizens of MarsJiall i anuauj..imningcouuu-., w M ooeneu a new Btore on Laporte street one. t!,Kr east of Dr. Lemon' 'rug atorc, acre u.ej ?uK Keep on nana ftfullfiU ck of W'mii CLGTflISß; .ROCIRIES, CKOQIvERY-WARE,&C.-As we in'tend eH'yigiis cheap a.fthe cheapest, we ask a portion of tho pation:igo"of the coiniinniitv. ' navU-3tf ; i ' 'V.

MONEY TO EE HAD. Notice is hcrtbv given that I, James H. Case, Administrator de tonus non of the estate of Grorge J. Alleman, deceased, will eell at private sale at my oJlicc in Plymouth, a forty-acre Land Warrant,

belonmng to the estate ot the decedent, lor the full appraised value of the said Land Wamnt, cn the 20th day of June, 1857; if not sold on said .lay 1 it will be subject to sale upon the same terms. Ap-! praised at forty-eight dollars. Terjis: Cah in ban I. J. II. CASE, Administrator Ie tonus non. June ll-30t3. MORTGAGE SALE. Rv virtue of a commission and execution to me d'rected from the Clerk of tho Marshall Common ! Pleas Court, I ivill expose to public xc, as the law ' direct?, at thü court house in Plymouth, ?I.u-hall ! county, Indiana, on Saturday, the lllh dav of July, I 1857, between the hours i f 10 o'clock a. m. and -1 o'clock p. m. of said day, t ie following described real estate in said Marshall county, Indiana, to wit: The cast half of the south west quarter of section number thirteen, (13,) township number thir ty-two (2) north, of rane three (3) ci?t, contain'n? eighty acres, be the same more or les, sit uated in Marshall county Indians, or so much ! thereof as may be necessary to satify said commis.cion and execution for the sum of $SG,3ä, be sides the interest, costs and accruing interest and cost?. Taken as the property of Clark Morrical on foreclosure of Mortgage in favor of Milo W. Smith. J. F. VAN VALKENCÜRGir, Sheriff Rv D. How I r-v junl-30t3. (pr.fec$3,00) Shcrifls Sale. Rv virtue of a commission to me directed from tlwi CliifV f tlio Alirslinl! f!nninmn Pip.h Cft'irt. T wilt expose lor sale at public auction, at t!ic court hour e door in riymoulh, Jl.irilull couuty, Indiana, on the 27tli DAY OF JUNE, 1057, between the hours of ten o'clock a. m. and four o ciock p. m., oi saiuuay, me lcnowms property, , to-wit: The rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the north half of tho north-w est fraction west of the Michigan road, in section number tix of lands selected in the Indian country for the Michigan road, cur.tairJn. inc-!.v.lred' r.n twenty two a ad 57-100 acre, situated . Marshal! county, Indiana. And cn failure to realize the fill amount of judgment ami interest, as well as all costs !uo and t become due on said commission, I will, at the become due on said commission, I will, at t.ie j title to said real estate, or so much tnereot as may ; ,K necessary to sausiy saui coinnr.-sioti. i l-xecutcJas the property of Maurice Stick and j 1-aura Stack, at the suit of William R. Gould and : J. 1'. VAN VALKENnURGII, ShcriirM. C. j mayiT. t (pr.foc$3,nn) j At the People's Store. (2?) O., S. k K 1 . i irfT'DP A 1m. iilTRP T! ! 11 U llll A IUI II U lVllil 11. ! b IlöClV mir Ar TsTP MllCG : vlwdil UUt 1IICJS ; i . . . -t mm J. BROWN LEE, Has the pleasure of announcing to his old fricnJs and customers, that he is in full blast, in his new store room, first door west of the Post Ollieo, on Ii Porte street, with almost an entire a; ".-wr. rnn FOR TIIC &prlngt- rFrade! which he will sell as cheap as his neighbors. To all the world in general the citizens of -vlarl:all county in particular, and the inhabitants of Plymouth likewise, and to everylw'y who may chanctto read this, are hertbv notified that at V i 4 Vy W U txIDB- J tmi W Ve-Wi can be found anv quintitv of SPRING- CLOTHING of the latest fashions, formen and boys. Coats, cf the regular "Shangliai oilcr," and Vests, Shirt. , Pants, Hats, Gaiters and Roots to correspond. The Latest stvks of fresh from the manutacturcrs, w hich cannot lU:tt. please the Iadies,and at prices as lovr as ihe same can be sold this side of "Kingdom come." The fact of the business is, it's no use trying to enumerate half what he has got to sell, for it would take longer than for -ou to go and pee, and when you are at leisure just "drop in" and examine for vourself,and vou will sav he has got a little the bet assortment of i Tt TT fii ever brought to Plymouth. Plea.e remember, bear m mm-l, ana don t lorgct, tnat, altliouyi Lis gooLs are going off like hot cakes, there h plenty more of the same kind in Is'ew York, which lie can order and have herein a very short time, to supply the deficiencies that must occur on account of the large large quintitics of goods that arc d.iii11'11 Don't forget the plact west of the Tost oHice. J. 1W N Ilr.. Ma v il?, 1S."7 Ortf. ' Or30"t .JjUiniiMJ UihL VI: . j Plülllfrn fill flip "RptfpP-l.V ll'f Fi!'.'! - DAVIDSONS & CO., I (Ä ,SiroVCCni7 a ,C ' Cgant btorc Room cn . Michigan Street, Have opened for inspection the lor gest and most magnificent stock of j (irciTO aim FURNISHINQ GOODS, Mats Ä Caps, etc., Ever exhibited here or elsewhere in the West. We have also connected a TAILORING DEPARTMENT ! With our establishment," arid have engaged, the services of F. RENNER, favorably knowu, to superintend the same. A good variety of CLOTHS & VESTIKGS ON HAND, Cutting and altering done to order and with dis patch. :;- . . ; . . imnrwn. WHIT) TTIV fW flP fITn IIPÜE? Ana wiUi faciliücs,too, Uiat .Rl cnuldef Thaiikful for jni'sl f vors from our numerous cus tomers, we intend to inen t a con! i nuance ot tue DAVIDSONS k Co. same. . - - : . niay21-27tf. . .: v , . . TO NON RESIDENTS. . ' The undersigned with the Countv Surveyor will on . Monday, the 25th ihy of May, i8T7, at 10 o'clock, a. m. of said day, proceed to survey k lo- . 4Wnic t.r lillld Scctiou town M tango 3 cast in Marshall county, Indiana: , to üio pi-cmises, and contiutie from day to dav until a'l is surveved. .. -. Non -resK.cn t?, who fail to meet the Surveyor at tho time above mentioned, and defray, or provide for defraying, their portion of the expenses of fiaif onl such dnl liniuojicii placeii on -lau t.ix uupnIlcctcd according to law. ' w - - . C.F.GATTSE cite, and col 21 13.

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1837. v - ON th WE the 1st of Jar.uirv, THE LOUIS 11X1 :LKLY COURIER will U-rnthcITF rJ n j rar . I-- 1 u ";..,?p pnM? mdi noas a! rCiwUe ccw J Bf V,1 PI ,lt . fl f . P1'1;" V 13 ,"!l tt,'-,J nfiidert, and is earnest m. opjo,:-K:ior-Xothinj:isiii. A SPLENDID PRIE NOVLLLETTE Wiif.tn l.v ?.I:-s. Mirv E. Chill?, utrthor "OswvnDudlcv" and 'Louise Elton' xr!!l Ä w Minced earlv in Janu::rv. It L; cr.vi.'c "T . ' ' and fu jri'h'd on th: :.truciou? rr.urd. r of Ril-K. 1.1 Lexington, Ky.,in 1SI2. It w'.U le f n J to be romance of deep and thrilling iiitrv:t. TERMS: 1 Copy of th Weekly Courier 1 yenr 5 2 0' U CopiC3 " 10 " 3 00 4 i . lo (Vi . IM Ol . fi 0 . 4 (O r Corr of the Daily 1 " " T:i-Wceh!v Copies of the ct-lc-brattatri.il of Mir.-1 W;.idf for the murder of Cutler, Ui bo scut id k'u who . et up and fonvai d u? c'u!:s. rrSivcimcn co-i-.- of tlw WEEKLY COUTHj Lit sent oa appllc.-.t;cr. Addrc W. N. HALDEJIA-N, Couiior Stcara rnriuu-lloufe, No?. I anl 3 Tliird Succt, near rI?.in, Louisville, Mr. CF IXDIANAPOLI?. JIIE ol-Uct in Institution , a? :t: m:i tjg port, is to a'V.nd to T,ai;T Ecntlcmc:! ;:nil lui dies an oii'-ortiihit- to hc:-';me thorotirMv rriallf.fd lor t!ie Cnntiirr lUaan "rroral ijUr-.tess pur suits of life, on h? nio.-t scicüt'rticprin'.-ip'.t. ly llr.-t tcaciihicr cah tnl ercry f.ji! to write a b''!J, legible h-.n-l; Sr.dly, by tcr.thr.r the ? d r.ec of C'uk-Iveep:2iir, by doiibie a:id shilc tntry, ?3 Tactically .pl-d t every department r f' l.ti-1-1KS-", toet!:r w'.th Iffctrir' s cn the L.:".v I Cusioics of Trade r.t.d tiv Si-icnce of Account. Term cf a full o .-.ui-L. (v;c or 13 week?.) (Jj Ten.!? for a rj.;rl;.I co-.:r.-f. e:r.brac:r? the pvciii-:?l part cf Bouk-Kee-p:nj acii'us-i:u-ss Pi n:.; 'i:-':r. 1 Term; for full course in L-vlies Dc?aimcst V) Cl Wl.l'-h ti;n--t rcraid ' r -cc".: od. u rrr ir.;-:.:er r-rt: .r..r 5 r . c : i.i-.?. uu'-rM- IV ic T J.UilYA.M, l'l rX - QifTrMl TT t O A. IX Sit: West .Main Street, two uort'a of li e Pu t 0lce, ia poirrE, rxD n, i?5 rt. L2 t-J -f D.uk r5 Jt IVA i i Li A i j v r.-: ! Impojtedan-l American Fi'Jv, Fi over 1 G.trlr:i ! Seeds; Ornaincntsl, Shide an I Fiu't Tro 8, Ai-. Also ccn ral ::g-;:.. iw Fiav.l Lc:n.r.s Rei verse Tooth (irair Di-ill. I W IIOLEAI.C 9 CCLVJiriA STEELT '..0 FORT WAYNE. IN P. TT7'OUM) n'?"fc:V.!ly in'.ite the :!;. tu n .f V th" tra ie to their extend to f lf-k t-f t.roceries. vh'cli tli.y rre pnT-üed to sv'i at New Yo:-kjo:b!ugratvS,v.ith th; a . lit'.caof tranpoit.ition. Off.' i'wili- S fieri J C5 L: J;wj II UltC'V I jj ' a VyJ. -iv. iii if 3 - V . .'! . t rs SOUTH PLYMOUTH, IND. ari l Cr -;!:.'. SjoöuS anif liitloiKriilr. L cj; A O üi WIIOLF.S AI.E AND It ."TAIL T r.Af.m I V BOOKS & STATIONERY OF EVEKY DESKUI' TIOX: fellifimStroff. I'!. Vi'AYVE. V.l). r r HILL c. JACOBS. . - ... . . i n i 1 . WoiiM inloriM i :v citizen i I ) i Bank B98k!i o fVPrv (;(sniiiticii; RE-SIND SCO KS, PERSOwiCA'-S, CICoMitr Officers are espccLdiy ir;uec toJr tbhrn-n trial. m:tl- -1 JJ. Tippecanoe flovr. A iVv tl e Tiunouth market with this Hoand J; t,nn be fonwl t Stick',. YinacCge' ( ar.'l on tue trncr . i me oiu m-uu ui ui-.- t. i -. ! an?, only. In. C. k P. S. ALLCMAN L fcblO 13tf iAttentioii. Tho v.uJv-rVT..-'l iC5j cc: UlU iaf -rii. ; e i. ersof ?vlarshau and ai.j'..n.g c-w eu'at-ed m the raanufacture of a Of' , ... ÜP 3Ü3 0 f& Which arc lar better sJ chok er th.:a r:iv trr Ixiforc offered icr sa.e m tj counrv. oe cut. . .1 i t ' - . r . i in are r.i.iue or v.'- ui':i (:u.u.. -i im:, r.' stocked with froed tinihor, by c av ctcnt wo: -kraciu Their surrrioiitv ovcrthose of other 2suutactro is attested bv cvci v o .o who h is been soTorlcmte'. as to obtain one oi tüom. in- oiit ns a j nf hU Plows, and is confident tht i. my tritt I:ClIUr will receive the anpiobjitioii of the frrcog ct mmiitv.lKithm roganlto aSscvcv:t cf ' Which be warrants cjuart-i nymaoein Nrthra. Indiana. Ca-h paid for old Irn cellvcr-d at tie. Foiuidccy James r.irrcrrrLL. Plvrcouth,aprl6 S&f. A. C.-CAPSO Allcriicv -ai LaviSülai)MlicL Cour of .Varw'wll Xc.!c tbrougho.it iTt.ieni . .lt,i. 'liiidandti'vnvr. i; DcOv'?, .df'il ;: .:; o.uui u.r ... ... - ,; . w , AluoMd. ...,., w w ... - , MWh-figtore.- ....