Marshall County Democrat, Volume 4, Number 28, Plymouth, Marshall County, 9 June 1859 — Page 2

OFFICIAL PAPER OF TUB COUNTY

D. & P. McDOSALD,:::::::::;::::: Editors. PLYMOUTH. TUUKSD ATT. - - : fT ra i a f a Messrs Rounds fc I.AXGDoxaro'mir or.lr

authorized advertising Agents for Chieago,iere intended to apply as much to one

. Editorial Convention, ( The undersigned respectfully request ths editor An 1 ox-editor of northern Indiana, to ineet them in ConTontion,. at Plymouth, June 11th 1S59, or the purpose of consulting upon and "adopting .ch niaasres"aTmay be tlTöüglir. necessary, for hc r.'cncuiui.ui cr.nu u w earnestly nopca mal very Tees in Northern Indian will be "eprcscnft4. " J .L. Rock, ; J;;C Walker, '. II IL Root, -J-Mattinolt, R. William-, SmrEÄ& Datij, R. A. ClMEfcOV, Wjieet.fr-& Scxmexs, JOHN MlLLlKAN, F. Colfax, L. & P. McDoxald. G. K. SlItTOCK, A.C. TnoMrsox. That Hour bon Article. A communication nppeared in tho Republican of last week, over the names of Win J Acknr nnd others, in which the Democrat ia subjected to a round of abuse far stating that seven Democrats had applied for admission into the lodge of Good Templars at Bourbon, and were every one blackballed. We obtained our information from a reliable source sufficiently so to justify ns in making the statement alluded to. We shall investigate the matter and if we have done injustice to tl e IoJije or any individual, we vill take great pleasme in netting tho matter right before. the pubUc. Af;;r reilin tha article we come to the conclusion that it amounts to about the same that Coxen's last one did simply nothing. They deny our statement but do not adduce any proof that they were incorrect. They say that they would have 'offered us their articb lor publication, only they supposed it would meet with ;he same fate that dxens did a refusal. Wo can inform them, and all others, that Coxe: did not ask U3 to publish his article, only to copy it from the Republican whw:h we respectfully declined doing. If a person, who feeU aggrieved at anything which may appear in our paper, has not manliness enough to meet us face to face. and request the use cf our columns to dofend himself, we are doubly sure we will not publish his lying, silly stuff from an--other p.'ipcr, and thus give his article two publications whilst ours had but one Coxen and the "illustrious four" know it not b-:cau33 they expected to meat with a refus.Vl that they did not come and ask us to ;publish tkeir articles, but it was because -they knew they contained utmitigated lies and the most disrespectful language, and tins re fore thev could not cammand sufiicient courage to request us to publish them. The closing paragraph ia the article contains a fling at us and is couched in language that will, to the readers of that paper, at once betray the author of the article. We have got used to such Hin?; from that source, and care a a little for them as we do for the author of them. Fourth of Jul v. The question has been asked us a number of times th past week, whether we .-are going to celebrate the fouth of July in Plymouth this year. We can only give -our opinion, and that is, we are not. Our people as a general thing, are very liberal And are always ready to do their part, but none of them caro about taking the reponsibility or trouble of setting the thing In motion. It has been proposed to hold .a granJ temperance celebration in this jlace on the fourth. We are not opposed to temperance celebrations, but the fourth f July in a day in which sectional and party feelings should bo laid aside, and all should unite in celebrating our nation's birth day, irrespective of this or that parly, sect or order. We are opposed to a Sunday School celebration, a temparance celebration, or any other kind of a celebration that has for its object the good of i particular class of people, 01 that day. liiere are a great many good and patriotic iouls, who have tho spirit of "7G coursing through their veins, who do not belon" to Sunday Schools or Temperance societies, and consequently would not icel disposed to unite in celebaating either one on that day. If we have a celebration let us have ,a rcmlar old fashioned one. furnish the iboys jdl the . fire -crackers they want, en'ageallthe anvils ia ' town and furnish powder to keepth?m boomingall day, bore hble3 in all the logs and stumps - within bearing and 'bust 'em bring out all the banners, and drums, and fif?s and brass int nmnfs And m.ilrt all the noi& possi ble; prepare a free dinner and invite every body to 'pitch in, and our woid for it all j will have a good time. Since thü above was in typj the Hook und Ladder Company met and appointed Äcommi'.teo for tho purpose of taking iniatory steps toward celebrating the 4th in ftO appropriate manner. This commute in co'nneotion with a'committe of citizens met at ''it Ii Edwards', llousa last evening but --- ; , o' we are not advised as to what kind of a M.a.v.A W M A f AnfiAAfl t1 rVAfl Til,ll ticulars nevt week, i f il ' ' ———<>——— ——>There will be a meeting of the cit-

izens of Fremont .and vicinity, at Smith's School House; on Thursday June 16th at 2 o'clock p m for the purpose of making .arrangements to build a fence around the grave yard in that vicinity. A general attendance is requested.

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aroused "one of 'em.V although'' the shot was at random, and not intended for any except to whom it might b applicable. Wo mentioned no . names, neither did wo slate to which party they, if there were nn3" snc" ,n town- belonged. Our remarks party as tho other;? but from the fact that it caused Mattingly so much mental' disquietud, we infer that his party was'' mostly ia, fault. . AVe consider it very unkind j ü tho Kl man, to misinterpret our. moan j in ev for the purpose of injrraSialin"" him self into the favor of those to whom' our remarks 'might apply. His remarks in relation to Messrs. Gardner it IlasJanser. though not disrespectful in word, were entirely out of place, from the fact that they were designed to leave the impression on the mit-d of the reader that they were the only persons in town of the class wo named, whereas,-had he but continued his observations a little further, he would have found that Heller & Galenline, Woodrow t Co., and others, were first in the class, being engaged in a more extensive business. In mentioning these names we intend no disrespect to tho gentlemen, but merely do it for the purpose faithfully following that good old rule which says "do unto others as they do unto you." We excuso Mattingly for making a political matter of this, when our article had no reference to politics, knowing that if he was no: en aired in misrepresenting: us he would have boen doing som other meanness, which would have had no more effect on community than this has on us. Slate Convention. The Indiana State Central Committee have ordered that a Democratic State Convention be held in the the city of Indian apolis on Monday the 9th day of January, ICG J, at 10 o'clock a m, for the purpose of nominating candidates for the different State offices, to bo filled at the enuing elecf'on, and the appointment of delegates to the next Nationol Convention f ir the nomination of candidates for President and Vice President of the United States; and that said convention shall consist EXCLUSIVELY of delegates to be appointed by the Democracy of the several counties in the State, upon the basis of one delegate for every three hundred votes, and one for every fraction over one hundred and fifty votfs cast for James Buchanan at the last Presidential election; but no county to have less than orc delegate. This will trive Marshall county three deleg-ites, and Stark county one. It being made known to the committee that O. A. Everts, the member from the Oth District, had removed from the State, on motion. Lot Day jr., was appointed to till said vacancy. itiTThe Daptist Chuich in this place, ! have secured the services of Mr Simons to officiate as their pastor. The services will hereafter be held in Westervelt's Hull, commencing next Sunday week. We hope this congregation will prosper, as our town need the influence of more than two rerularly organized churches. (Tor tlie Democrat.) Ft. Wavxe, June C, 1C53. Eds. Dem.: Since my last letter, nothing of wery grave importance has transpired in this immediate locality. The news of the agreement upon this place by the CommissioneJs appointed to select a new Slate's Prison, created some little interest for a spell pleasing some of our citizens and displeasing others. But a3 the matter is not yet definitely settled and will not be, until some lime this week, when the Governor will be here the particular manifestations have principally subsided. During the past week 0 ten days we had an abundance of rain, and the prospects of all growing crops are rather flattering. I notice in papers from other portions of the Stale, that similar causes and results have been experienced. I re gret to learn the poor prospect of the wheat crop in your, section, and hope it may not prove as disastrous as you aniioipate.' For the especial benefit of tho local columns of the Republican, you may tell its editor that wc had one doy finrht hereon Sunday morning. The excursioniits to the Railroad celebration at Cincinnati, of which you speak in your last paper, had a joyous time wi;h a lot of "hale fellows well met." The Gazette of Friday morning gives quite a full account of their doings at' the Queen City; By the completion of the Railroad connection just celebrated, Chicago, and all intermediate points ou the . Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and "Chicago. Road, will have' an almost immediate connection with Cincinnati, but they will have to come via. Fort Wayne, ' w hero they can stop nd ; do their trading- especiaally' when eqfficient inducements are held out bv way of liberal advertising in , the nowspapers. Customers will then learn wh'ero to make their purchases. , ' We have been some little annoyed for a few days past by the tedious lectures of a Miss Hewlett, uponfthe subject of spiritualism, and. at the present session of the Commissioners' Court, the! Commissioners themselves will doubtleas be somewhat annoyed bythö72?iViVaow rappers at the door of the Court room, for permission to, test the practical benefits of the spirits rthem;lve3. Of this, however, I perceive by

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iccenwy r.au amnio aemonsiraiions 01 11 s - effertss, witlrout any special permission from th County Hoard, or any other au inorny. ine.ro sccrts 10 ue a determina tion on the part of Temperancojnrganiza lions and others hero, thai since the present license law is in force, tov have every fea turo of it strictly enforced, - and when ihoWwho are , allowed to .retail ,tr . com pelled to ligidly' Observe the provisions of the law, there will not so much harm grow out of it as has been anticipated by many of the opponents to tho traffic. A decided determination, to prosecute for every viola tion of its provisions is unmistakably evin ced here! 'and for selling on the' Sabbath, as well as selling without license at ' all, certain and effective prosecutions are sure to follow. . Xot-A-Been-ax I was somewhat astonished, and not a little amused, at the ungenerous, ungenticmanly nnd uncalled for attack upon your correspondent "D," in the last Marshall Co. Republican. I know of nothing that I havü done to call down upon me nearly a column. of low and vul gar abuse and vituperation from the pen of one Ignatius Matlinghj. Do you? . Or docs any one? Not longer ago than last Saturday evening week, ho approached me at Pershing's Drug Store, in presence of one of the firm, and with extended , hand very cordially bid us the time o' day, and apparently one of th'j most social creatures in the world talked about matters and things in general, and especially about an extraordinary effort made on the part of Republicans of this city to get tun to move here, as he could 10 .-t Tons Dawsox out; that if he should g .. .hack at him once, he could fix him, c:j., ttc., all in s-ch gusto, with his usual snarling, self-conceited, and unmeaning countenance, and with his nose turned up as though he was burning some appropriate place to put it perhaps in somebody's lushms, and really from its appearance, it had been there. After all this, and having seen his last p.iper, I should not be as'onished to yet learn to a certainty that there is considerable of the base hypocrite about him. lie seems to be considerably troubled about an item I h.nd clipped from an Indiana paper in my last letter, in relation to the negroes in Canada, and intimated that I got it from no such source. If the stupid old fool will take the trouble to examine tho files of the Columbia City News, about the time mv letter was written contaiuing the extract, ho can find another jyst like it in that paper. His allusions to my former habits, and intimation to reformations, &c. in fact his whole article, with an eye to the necessity for it shows rather conclusively that he timply , wanted a tilt at me anyhow. Why it is, I am unable to divine, unless il is because he sei l f,,r "Mose Canary birds!" Upon inquiry I can find no person that ever wanted Mattingly here. Even Bill Hoffman himself evinces no particular anxiety. He concludes there are enough of his color hero already. Under all the circumstances 1 am rather inclined to believe he lied about it, and that there is no probability of his ever locating here, unless the Sheriff of Marshall County may hare occasion, in his official capacity, to bring him here, which is not at all imptobible, if he gets his just deserts. His allusions to my ''experience as h practical amalgamationist," was the most unfortunate cuwof all, and tor his sake and the sake of the Editorial fraternity generally, this thing has been kept a most profound secret; but by some elip of the tongue or other unavoidable accident, he has become unfortunately too familiar with a correct krowledije of his ancestry, for when 'B was so unfortunate as to fall into the embraces not embraces either but snares of 'practical amalgamation, Mattingly poor soul was the only illegitimate offspring. So sure as one position is true, the other is also. This too may havo something to do with his bitter and unceasing opposition to the fugitive slave law, ana nir.J; to a certain extent, account for the peculiar shapo of - his face and nose, especially when lie hcai'B any Ol? sp?ai; ol kidnapniW. &c. &c. But the truth is I believe he willfully lies when he intimates that anything of the kind if the fact, and it he should say so, I know he V. Besides, he never heard of any such charge, but il was conceived and ' nurtured in his corruDt and rotten brain. 1 and thenct! communicated to the columr.s of Ins filthy sheet. Would it not be better for him to carefully read and profit by an article under the , head, of 'Editorial Courtesy,' which nppeared in the Daily Ft AVayno Uepuhlieaii of the 4th inst.? If I was sure the Editor of tho 'Republican would take no offense at tlit assochtion, I Vould hand him over, to the tender mercies of that article, and let: i what I . havo here Slid suffice for the present. Guess I will at all events. . ' ' ' t ' ' . , TIVq was quite a heavy frost hero on Saturd.-i;- night last, but to garden r vegeta tion,' it lias dona bat little or.no injury. .!lj have had no opportunity of knowing to any certainty, how much the fruit Was effected by It. , ... Respectfully; , " ! B. ; . J. Day, an old and celebrated piinter of Lon(lonr introduced - into , jhe world two bundled and fortyfive books and twentyseven children. ."There's no' telling . what a day will bring forth.

Weekly Sentinel IVciv VoI. 'With this number commences the nineteenth volume' of the Weekly Indiana State-"

Sentinel, ins, therefore, is an excellent time to commencesubsenpiions, and we hope our friends will aid us in extending the circulation of the Sentinel; Need we refer to the interesting events which are uow occurring upon which every person should be informed? A war in Europe is now progressing fraught with important consequences, hot only to the nations in volved, but to every other, We shall keep our readers advised of this progress. The Sentinel is not only a political paper, but U lurnib-nes information ' upon every topic of interest or value to the general reader, and we can say, without egotism, that no better family paper is published. - Wo : hope that this year it will be placed in tho hands of every democratic family in tho State, and it can be if each subscriber will induce his neighbor to take it. The Sentinel has been in operation,' as will be seen by the abovs extract, for ' the past 'nineteen years, during which time it has been the acknowledged oriran of the democracy of Indiana. It is ably edited, and its publishers seem determined to make it one of the neate?t papers in the State. As a family paper it is not easily excelled, and wc can cheerfully reccommend it to every democrat, as a faithful expounder of the time-honored principles of "ye uii terrified." . Terms: -Single copy, on year, 01,50; five copies, 67,00; ten copies, 810,00; twenty copies, 820.00, and one to the getter up of Club. Address,. BINGHAM d: DOUGHTY, Indianapolis. Ind. DIED Wednesday morning, June Glh 1859, Eugene Hctciiisson, aged 2G years and 10 montus. Our hearts are filled with sorrow and our eyes dimmed with tears, as we write the above the brief record of one who has been very dear .to us. Wo have known Eugexe long, and intimately; he had become very near to us almost a brother. and the memory of the many happy days spent with him will always remain a gieen spot in the desert waste of life. That he should be thus called in the early summer of his manhood while life itself was so real and earnest, so full of beauty and action, and with the bright prospect of many happy and useful days is indeed a severe affliction to us and to his many triends. The sincere and unaffected grief, with which the news of his death was received among his friends anil acquaintances, is an evidence of the high cscem in which he wa9 held by those who knew him best. His work seemed unGnshcd his labors undone but Death, the Great Finisher, touched him, and all was complete. Without a murmur ho laid aside tho implements of earthly toil, and h's spiiit took its flight to join the innumerable hosts who labor in that heavenly work shop, where the' Divine Architect fashions and forms the wondrous Machinery of the Universe. Tiuly the keen sickle of the Destroyer has been among us. Only a short year ago he laid the partner of his life-h!s dear Lizzie in the silent grave, and now, he too, has started on the same dark journey. She only wentbelore, to find and show the way. May the light of that pure and holy love dispel the darkness that hovers over the dim pathway. May its sweet rays guide tho fainting spirit over the dark and shoreless river, and lead it up to the throne of Him "who doeth all things well." "All at rest riow all dut! ware flows on wave But Oie sea dries not! What to us the grave? It brings no real homily; we s!;h, Tausc fur awhile n.l murmur "All must die!" A Card. Eds. Democrat. I withdraw my name as a candidate for Clerk at the approaching Convention. .My friends who urged the announcement of my nama will please excuse me for withdrawing it. My busiiness is such that I cannot turn my attentcntion in that way. I am ready to support the nominee of the Convention. S. B. CORBALEY. Green Township, June 6th, 1059. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION liiere will be a Democratic Count j Contention j held at tlie Court-house in riymontii on the lMli day of June, 1859, at 1 o'clock P. M., to nominatc candidates tof Count Clerk, and Commis sioner. The Democrats in the several Townships are requested to meet in township CCJ""ention 011 the 1 Ith day of Juno next, to elect delegates to the County Convention. Tins step is highly necessary, an 1 is most earnestly urged upon the Dvmocrata'of every township, andli is hoped that no township will neglect it, and particularly that Democrats will not permit any others to meet and appoint for them while they stay at home. It has been thought that an apportionment of xlelgates br.sed on .the last Congressional vote, would be a? equal as it could be made and that ratio has been adopted. This will give each township delegates as follows: Union 8, Center 24, Green 8, Bourbon 8, German 7, I)lk C, Xorth G,-Tippecanoe 5, Let every Democrat consider it his duty to attend tlio township meetin:, and see that delegates are selected who will attend. s . By order of the Central Committee. A. C. STALE Y.CU'm. ,D. VixxEDCE, Secretary. KTew -Advertisements. State of Indiana, . ;" V-, .Marshall County. In the Marshall Common Pleas Court. July term, ,1859. . .: , NOTICE is hereby iven that at the June term of the said court,to be holden oa the the third Monday of June, 1859, account cur ent will be presested to thecoort for final settle " it of the estate of Henry Knott, deceased. ; -)i attest: N. R. PACKARD, Cler)juu'J -212 V, M. Kepaix, de4-;

AN ORDINANCE IS RELATTON TO CERTAIN SIDE WALKS THEREIN : KAM ED.

He tl Vrdained by the President and Trustees of viiv; vuijioruiu luwii ui njiuouwi, in uie cuumy - ui .unrsuaii. anu ocatc or inaiana: f I 11 AT a side walk be constructed of good oak outii: and also On thf pact cid ri f lnt.2 rmmfirrpd

JL oruainut Jumper, ttircc leet wide, on tue I T appealing that the defendant, William Wolf south fcide of lots numbered five- and six, in i has had no personal service of summons in this u Heeler s addition to the town of Plymouth; also cause, he is herebv notified or the filing of siid on the north side of lots numbered eight, nine and complaint, the issuing of process, and the pendency ten, in Brownlce's addition to the town of Plvm- of said canso. nnl that tl. cnm r . . "i

six, seven, eight and nine, in Wheeler's addition m, at mv office in Green "township. to the town of Plymouth. jun9 2St3 E. K. EARL, Justice Seal . Sec. 2 And be it further Ordained, That if said j .' , : r7 7 1 T several side walks shall not be constructed within AClmilllStratOr S JN OtlCe. sixty days from this 6.te; that-the Marshal of this j "jTOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned corporation shall proceed to construct the same, ! JL has taken out letters of administration on and charge the costs thereof to the owners of said j the estate of Robert Rusk, late of Marshall counlots in section first mentioned, and that ihe same ty, Indiana, deceased. Said- estate k supposed to bo taxed and collected as other corporation taxes. ! be solvent.

J R N K LINGER, Pres't. attest: J G Osborxe, Clerk pro tem. May 25th, 19 juu9-2t3 AN ORDINANCE To amend section 1st of an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to punish Intoxication and other disorderly conduct," passed November 1st, 1&Ö8. Be it Ordained, by the President and Trustees of the town ot Plymouth: HP1 AT section 1 of an Ordinance entitled "An 1 Ordinance to punish intoxication and other disorderly conduct," passed November 1, 1658, which reads as follows, to-wit: "Be it ordained by the President and Trustees of the town of Plvmosth, that any person or persons, hereafter being, ' or found in a Ute of intoxication, or shall be guil dollar, nor more than twenty-live dollars," be, and the same is hereby amended so as to read aa follows, to-wit: Be it Ordained, by the President and Trustees of the corporate town of Plymouth, that any person who shall hereafter be found in a state of intoxication, or who shall be guilty of nny other disorderly conduct, in any street, alley, highway, or other public place within the corporate limits of said town, shall bt' deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shill be fined in any sum not Ies3 tlian one dollar, nor more than ten dollar. J B N KLING ER, Pres't. aTtkst: J G Osborne, Clerk pro tern. May 25th, 159 jun9 2St3 AN ORDINANCE To amend section 8 of an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to organizs a Fire Department," passed November 1st, 1P"?. SEC. 1 lie it Ordained, by the President and Trustees of the town ot Plymouth, that so much of section 8 of an ordinance entitled an "Ordinance to organize a Fire Department," passed November 1st, 185, as reads as follows, to-wit: "All gunpowder, friction matches, amphene, burning fluid, or other combustible or dangerous material shall be kept a safe distance from fire and lights, and fhall rot be sold after candle lighting," be, and thf same is hereby amended so a.s to read as follows, to-wit: All gunpowder, camphene, burning lhud,:;nd other explosive, or dangerously combustible material, shall be kept at a safe dis'tauce from fire and lights, and shall not be sold after candle lighting. tEc 2 Be it furUicr Ordained, that as much of said section c as reads as follows, to-wit: "Any violation of any of the con litions of the above section, Fh.illbo deemed a misdemeanor, and shall be lined in auy sum not less than ten dollars," shall be, and hereby is, amended so as to read as follows, to-wit: Any person violating any of the provisions herein enumerated, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof fchall be lined in any sum not more than ten collars. J 11 N KLING ER, Pres't. attest: J G Osboknf, Clerk pro tern. May 25th, l?59-jun9-2rt:i AN ORDINANCE To rcpeil section 7 of an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to organize a Fire Department," passed November 1st, ltö; nnd dermin; the duties of citizens present at any lire within the corporation. S1 LO. I Ieit Ordained, bv the President and Trustees of the town of Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, that section 7 of an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to organize a lire department," passed November 1, ltöS, be, and the same is, hereby repealed. Sr:c 2 He ft further Ordained, that all citizens of the town of Plymouth, who shall be present at anv fire oeenrrinjr within tho coritoratc limits of saia tow n, snail ooey an reasonable uemaudj made i. 111111 iti . . upon them by any of the olHeers ot the lire department of said town, and upon failure so to do, shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined in anv sum uot less than one dollar, nor more than ten dollars. J Ii N HUNGER. Pres't. attest: J Cm 0.borxe, Clerk pro tern. May 23th, 159 jun:i-2!?t3 ORDERED B Y the President and Trustee? of the town of Plymouth, that by-law number 5 of "Hy-laws regulaitng the compensation of the ollicers of the corporation, the meetings of the Trustees, &c.," be, and the same is, hereby repealed. Ordered, further, that the following Bv-Law be, and the wine is, hereby adopted, to-wit: No. 5 The Marslvil shall be allowed for his services in executing the orders o! the Trustees, j or enforcing the ordinances ol said town, the same compensation allowed to Constables by law for sinrlar services; and for collecting tne taxes of said corporation, as assessed on the duplicate of the corporation, he shall be allowed five per centum on tl o amouut he collects and pays over to the TreasiDer; and for each day he tdiall be otherwise empoyed as Marshal or Street Commissioner, he shall be .".Ho wed the sum of one dollar and fiftv tents. J11N KLING ERrPre't. attest: J G Osborxe, Clerk pro tern. May 2oth, lb:9-junD-2St3 , AN ORDINANCE Regulating the compensation of the Marshal in certain cases, nnd to repeal conflicting ordinances. "13 E it Ordained, by the President and Board of X) Trustees of the corporate town of Plymouth, that the Marshal of Said town shall be allowed for his sen-ices, in taking up or impounding any horse, colt or mule, which may hereafter be found running at large within the corporate limits of said town, contrary to the provisions of an "Ordinance to prevent horses, colts, and mules lrorx running at large within the corporate limits of the 4own of Plymouth," passed August 3rd, 1857, the sum of on$ dollar for each anWital so taken up and imrw'uded, and also the further sum of fiftv cents per dav io." e"h day the same may continue in his chargV; nnd allortto ordinances and parts of ordinances, conflicting with the foregoing provisions are hereby repealed. JBN KLINGER, Frct. attest: J G .Osborne, Clerk pro tern. May 25th, lt?59 jun9-28t3 To Non-residents. The undersigned with the couxty Survevor will, on Tuesday the 27th day of June nxt proceed to survey and locate the corners of his land in sec tion 14, town Ü2 range 1 west in Stark County, Ind- to meet on the premises, and continue from dav to day till all is surveyed. ; Non-residents who tail to meet . the surveyor at the time and place above specified and detiay or provide for defraying their portion of the expense of said Survey, will be returned to the county Auditor and such delinquency placed en the tax du plicate and colttted according to law. , A. JOHNSON, jun9-2gt3 ,' . IRA WAY., Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of an execution to me directed from the Clerk of . the Marshall Circuit court I will offer for sale as the law directs, at . the court House door in the 'town.ot Plymouth Marshall County Indiana on Saturday the 25th day of June 1859, between the hour ot 10 oVook a m and 4 o'clock p m of said day, the following described real estate situite in Marshall County Indiana, towit: . . . . '-'.';.' Lot number one hundred and fifty-four '(154) in the original platxif the town of Plymouth, Indiana. i Taken as the property of . I Iiram Dennis at the svit of George Roseuburv. ' jun9-3St3$l,50 O M BARNARD, Sheriff, -

.v ot an; other disorderly conduct, m any street, shall circuit court, to he holden at the court house in thi! S . v,p." r p-!,("c' or balding within Plymouth, on the second Monday of August, 1859, the corporate limit, of said town, shall be deemed 1 amJ imiCsshc appear, plead, answer or demur ther guilty ot a misdemeanor, and upon cenviction tj, the same will be heard and determined in his thereof, shall be fined in anv sum not less than one ium. a

State of Indiana,

Marshall County Before E. IC. Earl, J P, May 31, jonn üeiiiiei', .va Proceedings in Attachment. William Wolf. rm tVin cninml tl.i. Ta1 Iwn , i . . ;jun9-2&3 S. N. ClIAMPLIN, Adm'r. State of Indiana, Marshall County. In Marshall Circuit Court, August Term, 1859. Nancy Young ) va Complaint for Divorce. David Young. ) The plaintiff in the above named cause, by Osborne & Phillips, her attorneys, has filed in my office her complaint against the defendant for divorce, and it appearing by affidavit that the defendant, David Young, is a non resident cfthc State of Indiana; he is therefore notified of the fi.ingand pendency of said complaint, and that the jun9-2l-w3.$-2 N R Packard, C C C M P.. WHO WANTS MONEY "JVJOTICE is hereby given to holders of County J l Orders, of Marshall county, with number's corresponding ith the numbers below, dated lt-53 and lb'51, that upon presentation to the County Treasurer, at his ol!ice, thev will be redeemed; 37-16, 3717, 37-1!), 3758, 3759, 3787, 3831, 3832. 33.13, 3;?4f, ?b:J8, SWl, 3?9J, 3897, -1000. 41 OS, 4J01, 4319, 412J, 42GS, 42G9, 4270. jun'J 2?t3 D. V1NNEDGE, T. M. C. TILE ELEPHANT IS -OXZKT LOOSE ! ! And mav be seen free of charge at the Btorc of VINNBDGB & BRO, No. 1 Corbin's Block, Plymouth Ind., Where there is kc-.t constantly on hand a large and well selected slock of GROCERIES Consisting of Tea,, Cofiba, Sugar, Tobacco, Cigars, Candies, AVAs. 2'aisins, Pepper, Alsjncc, Saleratus, Mustard, Common and fancy Starch, Iudhjo, Soda, Cloves, Cinnamon, And everything in the Grocery line,, down to a stick of Allen's Celebrated Pulmonary Chewing Gum, And .n addition to their heavy stock of Groceries, they have tilled their commodious store room chock-full of DRY GOODS MN'XElKiE&BUO. High W ages for Labor Don't work hjyl and then buy things at high price?, when von can cet twice as much forvour ! nonev. 1 want lare quantities of For tanning. I want all the 3E3E Z 33 there is in the country to I c h.id. When you have got either to sell, bring them to the stori of A- C ST A LEY in Plymouth and I will give you a better price and More G-oooTjs Than any other man can or dare d for the same amount of RAKK, HIDES, or any other kind of Come and sec me. "Hearing is believing, ami seeing i.s knowing." That's a Turkish proverb, and if you conic to "see" me and "hear" my prices for good, you will 'believe' and 'know' th;it 1 can do better by you than any man ii Plymouth. I have rn hand a good stock of Dry Cxoods, GROCERIES AND NOTIONS, STA PLE AND FANCY GOODS Of all kinds suited to the market, lam a plain looking, honest talking and lair dealing man, mean just what I say do just as I agree and shall micceed in benefiting you if you will let me. That old and well kno n I aimer S. S. STALEY, Will turn your hides into leather at the shortest notice and iu the best manner, and having a'llonic Market, we can pay more than those who buy to ship. Call on S2tf A. C. STALEY. THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH AND MATURITY. Jcst Published, Gr iTis, 25th TiiocsA.tD. A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL Treatment, without Mtdicine, of Spermatorrhea, or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emission. Genital and Ncrvoua Debility, Premature Decay of the System," lmpotcncy, ajpl impedimenU tomarriage gencrallv. ' By B. DE LANEY, M D. The important fact that the many alarming complaints, originating in the imprudence and solitude of youth, may be easily removed without Medicine, is in this small tract elearly demonstrated; and the entirely new and highly successful trcatment, as adopted by the Author, fully explained, K ninnna rif vliifh f fv finP 1 n Klrrl fr r rn rn IF, VI . . . . - . v-.i " " - . V .V 1 Himself perfectly and at the least possible cot, 1 the i-eby avoiding all the advertised nostrums of the day. Sent to any address, .gratis and post free in a scaled envelope, bv remittinjr, (post paid) two postage stamps to be IL DE" LANEY, 83 east 31st street. New York City. , rATlNE ASSORTMENT fWT " 'AMERICAN WAT C HE S Constantly on .hand at ' . 'A. MYERS'S. . jun2-27u3 . ' , r ' , . , FOR SALE, a large and magnificent stock of Hard ware, Stoves, Tinwwarc, Japanned-ware and every other kind of ware and tare in the Hardware line it II. B. DICKSON k Co'i. '

Or every variety and style. Also Shect:ns ni.. Our TIN SHOP is in jrood running order, and wc B eached Gooos vl every p-:,, e, h.ch we will WUuld solicit anv woi Lvou may ;,nt done in that -11 cheap lor cai or beady Pay. ,ino;ll ,mv rb;c aa;t Ulül uesi,utclu XVe luve . r"cc ''fl0. ly . -I rceci.t'y taken upourabIe with v.u. :uulii,. iwl t.. ex;.ir.iier.i,d our friend Mark will be always ready IU;lkcit ,nirl.on:e. Vouldask all who are in want to wocome nd accommodate our customer?. uf aUY QOiU in our intf to ve u a C;l Ufor0

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INIE VETABILIE ! I ! Highly Important from Europe!! The Emperor of France' at the Head of half a v Million Soldiers!, The Empress proclaimed Regent during the Emperor's Absence! BUT in the event of all these trange facta do not fail to remember the

H ZX rn m ot "h HARDWARE STORE No. 1, Westervelt's Block, PLYMOUTH, .... IND. Now propelled by BUCK & T0AU. Successors to L. Crane k Co., who are elling all kinds of goods usually found in a Hardware Store, consisting in part of Cook, Parlor 5 Plate Stoves Tin, Copper, Slicct-Iron, UT 1EL 353 2 iionso cXrxi m.ixaxS"gt Conauctors, I-Iccliaralcs' Tools Agricultural Implements' Saddlery and Coach HARDWARE. Cutlery, iPowd Hie cid, crc, c&c, cfccl Together with a host of other things too mir.-ieroiia to put in type. We would state to the od people ol Northern I udi.iu.i, ho purchase their Hardware in Plymouth, thev will ulnars find us in readiness to show them tufools and in all tascs will tind them as represented. We do not advertise to n-ll at co.-t,lut will svll at u fair advance ou manufacturers price., and as cheap as the cheapest, fw purchaslng.and wc trust, bv pi viu strict attention to oar wants and by giving ion g"od goods, to merit a share of your patronage. Don't f;til topivc us a call. Renn inl-er ihe place, one door bouth of Vestirvelt-j Dry Goods Store, c. c. ei'ck.J ' Your?, Vcrv Itepectfullv, c. k. T.x.f "UUCK & TO AN. June 7 "jVJOTICE. The Board of Jijualiz-niou fr i J Marshall county, will nuct at the Court House, in Plymouth, ou the first Monday of June, ltv9, for the purpose of hearing :;nd determining grievances, and to equalize appraisements thereon. AUSTIN FULLER, jun2tl Auditor M. C. AN ORDINANCE. Do il erdainrd, by .lie President and Trustees of the corporate town ;.f Ph mouth, in the county of Marshall anu Mate ol Indiana that the street commissioner is authorized, and it is hereby made hi duty to require person to remove stone, lumber, and other obstructions from the streets ami alley w ithin said corporation, und if the owners neglect or refuse to remove the same within ten days after notice given by the street commissioner, aid commissioner is hereby required to remove the t-ame at the expense of such owners, to such place on the premises of the ow ner within the -corporation, as 8;iid owners shall direct, and if such owner shall ret'usc or fil to designate any particular place to which such obstruction tdiall be removed, then the street commissioner shull remove the same to the most convenient place on the premises of the owner or occupant of the lot adjoining theetreet or alley obstructed. And be it further or daiiud, that any and all persons are hereby prohibited from placng any obstructor, within or upon any cf the streets, alleys or sidewalks within said corjtonition, and nny person offending as::'nt this provision of thi ordiu nice shall be lined in anv sum not lets than one dollar, nor more than ten dollars; provided however that nothing herein contained shall be so construed as to prohibit any person from unloading, and leaving firewood within any street not more than fi c days at any cne time, nor from putting building materials for a reasonable time in any street in front of the lot or premises upon which said materials are intended to be used. ' ," J.B. N. KLINGER, Pres't. attest: J. G. 0bor5E, Cl'k protenu May 25th 27t3. ORDINANCE. Be it ordained, the President and Trustee of the corporate town of Plymouth, in Marshall county, and State of Indiana, Sr.c. 1. That any person or persons ho shall makcanr public exhibition lor gain within the corporate limits of said town, shall pay as a license for so doing, not less than one nor more than fifteen dollars for each aud every twenty-four hours he or they may continue such cxhibition.the amount to be left discretiorary with the Marshal" of said town; and any persons offending against the provisionffof this secdon shall be fined in any sum not less than one dollar nor more than fifteen dollars. Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, that each and every traveling peddler or auctioneer, shall pay for a license not less than one dollar nor more than five dollar for each and every twenty-four hours they shall or may vend merclunüisc within the limits of said town of Pivmouth. the amount to be left discretionary with Uie aii nai oi EAa vown. v . .,1" v f and nnj pc."son olk-ndingaga.u u, l,iuVoiw oi this section, shall upon conviction thereof before anv court ot compeiem juriouiciiou, oe urcü in any vum not less than one dollar nor more than five dollars for each offense, jjroti, how ever, that nothin" in this ordinance contained shall be soconstrucdas to prevent the Treasurer of this corporation from issuing to traveling peddlers a license for the terra o!" 6ix inonthi,upon the production of a receipt from the Marshal of the payment of fi ve nor more than twenty-five dollars by the person applying for such license. . Sec: 3. All ordinances ant ports oCiMiriance conflicting with the provision of thW -ordiiiauco arq hereby repealed. , . ; J B N KUNGER, Prcs'L attest: JG Osborne, Cl'k pro tern. r .( , Mav 23th 153 iun2-27t3. . . , Vl O. 1 article ! Layei RAISINS, Ly the bo I quarter box and pound, at -4J VINNEDGE k PRO'S