Plymouth Banner, Volume 2, Number 1, Plymouth, Marshall County, 3 March 1853 — Page 3

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SÜSYEYORS NOTICE. - This is to rotiy al"per5ons intercstcl Hierein that the County Surveyor, pursuant to my request, will survey section 22, town :il north, rariire 2 east, in Marshall county, comlnencin March 24th, 1S.5, at 10 O'clock J. M., at which time and place vou can attend if vou sec proper. ANDREW COMKS. March 3, 1C5J. JwJ.

TAKE NOTICE. z 7" H E R E A.V My wi e Mary Ann Sirktr.au V V left niy bo 1 and board on the 2-d day of February 1ST:,, without any just cause or provocation, all persons aie hereby forwarned not to trust or harbor lit r on my account, as I am determsued to pay no debts of her contracting unlesj compelled by law. PETER SI CRM AX. March 1CVI, SURVEYCm'S NOTICE. 4 LL person? interested are hereby noniiea i V that the county Surveyor wdl, at my in- j Stance out!" lst day of March, 1S33, com- i mcace at 9 o'clock an. on said day to survey & l.Vn tlP rnrrrrs ntll.e north half of section ' 12 Michigan road Y'. in Marshall coun- j ty, Int., at which t'nic i pluco you can at- j tend if von see r roper, s DAVID VINNAFGE. March od I3ÖL W The St;ite of ItKlinuti, s Starke Comity, rVJ ,:e.re" 'l ; :"f J,' . . . . n-ir T ... l X. " " . r? n ni 1 .i't'nv . 11 i i! iru ii i 1 .r, - 1 T .-.l I, lA.l M.l lr tiMou loscil me rcai r:.i t. ii i.t.t. w.t, , .... . .. .1 . 1 ....1.. f lln . his personal property ben,' insffi'iient to pa BEES! BEES!! rSIIF. S.ibscriler 1 ivin,' oUair.rd ' 0;ii J .Stoddard's P.:teut P. e I live f.rih ltd- j lowing territory: I'.dk, N-r:h and Ciccm tov. ri- . j.-hip'iii V.vx hall county, and Newcastle, P.o- i rites'. r. lb-!. rv, Y.'ayi.e and Li'. er:y '.own - i Khips in FaltJ-i county, now offers to .'til all : or a:iy part of them to :u:t purchasers on ii - ( er.il term-. Any person wisriic' io oniain i't rL'ht ami ret the I iv. s. will d we'l to apply sim.!i. I'.r the time to m ve the bees will mm:i 1,-at hand, for i!:en: to do v. Jl thi; sea. on, and also j;et fdtj.r ot v.o:n arid mdl rs, ; tht y haw- no c!i;iiim mi the.r hives. Will eiijeaiorto ii!r::i-h the Hive', if rpjibed to in sc t äet Iheui by ilu I. me that lh- ! ft;- !;u:,i 1 .' .u'. iu'O tl fill. t;ill at my r .vide 1 c three indes so't'di o" Plv.ii u:h n 'he o'. i Cr i-'xcr Fa-n. N. L. RAUCOCK-Mar-h 3, i.'i jt. Iwl. ADMINISTRATION. IN O'l'ICK is hereby riven that 11 e underirned has tl. is d. iv taken out letters o; ffimn: s.ra kmi nn the es'ale ot jo.jt v rn.. -head, Lite t.f .'I. irsha!l county, In liana, dee'd. . ..1 1 .........0 ; ...ii.--i tn ii i pi1 . H. . C ' Jl I. .1.1 JXI.-'MJ 1 - v ' . - - - - - :re re.pie te S to come lorwari an-i ma Ae nn1 1 lurui; Te a; l..tlil, aim iii k: ihii.m i i 1:111 ; :i i-n.-. sfl d is'..Tr. are herebv notified to file I theuicu! aut! e;i;i a e l afc irdiu'4 to 1 :iw lor so lb i:.ci'.. The said es'ale i piobably sol-l DAVID Il'JVV, JJin r. III. Feb. I 5 ?. DON K iN TI'.E N K A i E V M NNKR, tiTl IE'! DAV OR Mt'lIIT UV ! nm twi r e 7 o ti. t ti LH w ( T am jirepired to shave you and cut j your hair at prp e lower than has I ereio t lee:i chir.'e 1 ia t hi s pr.v.i. Cja.e an I giv . nie a ei. a it -i Do i t u e your 1 1 razor any l 'M.'er. lor t'e y it v iv ime yo:i cry. .S iop 4 doors i ad, u id.r R:;iwai-e s store. !.ueii3, Inil. A- M. T. ?C- M 1 N ISTR.ATOR'3 SALE. "VTOTR-K is hek by j.'iveu Unit 7 will expose ; m ..."le at i'i' !!. i.u.lion on Sa'ur lay the -Lt'i!li.. v .if M tf b. inst., coruu miu.eneiii at In , he late"resi deuce '. t t ... nil :1 !:i it.1 V .it I I of j..h.viii..-l:eod decease-!, all the personal ' pr .per " of s.ii i dr tcise !. co;isi.-ti in; oi aM.ire : :..i.H.V.T I' .us. w. von and Harness". Potatoes. ! Äc. A -i Iit of si eioiiths will be given on, riM Mine5 f thie-5 doh:s:sau l upwirdi, the pur- t Ch !' : ab s ali; i '' - n e l.rfiiriii intcresc :ro;n a: w iii a,).jfOced ecrri y, and waiving i ;n I a.ip.MiMtMt laws. DAVID HOW, Adm'r. rch :, IS 5. 113. Li tic Fn'tott C ren t Court, in Vacation. Ft It. 2d 1 I), l ioli. New. m . Lee, ) r u U li for Divorce. C ir.ittn "T?T vV t-v-r-i c nvillie eomp.'aniaut. by his 11 s-oli -i :iuif:! his I il of complaint iu this i.i-ihaif. and u appearing to my Si'tistaclioii Ir ;i tkt ufa 1 tvitiff a !isititero sted person iinntrf i i I ill. f k t the !e!eulaiit is not a resi b nt ol ihe '.': of Indiana. The said iSefciiiiiit is tlrifefore, l,e.eby nolified ol Ii? filin.-' ami jeiuleiey of il.e lore- j roin'7' hill, and lhaf, Kniess she be ami appear iu ll.e said Fulton Circuit Court cm or ' before the calling of tl is cawe at the n'xtj term thereof to be holden at the Court Hoii.c-

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01 am -ikuu.. urur!irrv ' - 1 ikii ei,, 11 i,.. ..:,? 1 be made to the fc'eeretarv at this place. Atte.t: CIIARLL- 111 Ah IIU1. j which it l? published, bliall e na e it: ( JO'U'll A. WRHIHT, , , ,-., C.erk C. C. P. ot S.C. j jf each uf o ir presi-ut subscribers Mould j President of the Uoard.

in the towr of R vdies'erin the County am I ':- J ,u,1' u'ort.i the citizens of Slate afore.-ai I, an-i thu and there plea-1, an- Plyu'outt. and vicinity that they have co:nsw r or demur to mid bill, the same will be ! Ircuccd the above lu'-incss nearly oppo. i e taken tor coafesj-d against her an I the mal- i "IMymonth Raniier" office on Michitcrs ami tl.iu-s therein cuutaiuel decreed ae- I fa streen, and re.-pectlully solicit the pat.rouiruiJiiuiy. " ni;e of the pulilic. '7'hcy inlerul keeping on Alte,t A. F. SMTII, Clerk- ! band a f;ood supply of ready made V.y W. II. IKVUVLR, Dep. j UoOxS Uli! MlOf, JLcUJllCI" atltl

Davis & Duntar, Sols, ior complainant. I March 3, 11 Z. Jw. JPIQIV8 tOr tSillC THE -underSi,ea take. fSS. pleasure in telling the Farmfir ' sr.r sf 1 . I II ....I II .. 1 I trs of lLir-hall and the ad joining counties that they have ma le a large investment in material for furnishing IMows ol UiinN, Item's, IVIiioiiiioii sind Doanc I'attrrus, both right and left handed. Our timber for slocXin, is of the very Lest quality, ami wo shall sell "at such prices asto ma:-- itau object to buy of us in prdferjence to i'.ny other person. Tall a. id I'Xamine, and we will risk the sale. JCrPiow point for saleCELAXGEE & ELL I0TT. Feb. 17, ta"-1. 5lrn 5. - Money Wanted. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. All those knowing themselves in r.rrcars for Taxes of lS'rJ, . ili do v.ell to walk up and jay the same on or before the first ofMarch next, and by so lioing they will save themselves cast, and mt of trouble, as the law strictly commands that the Treasurer shajl collect by distress and sale after the first of March IS 13. "Walk up to the old Treasurer's office and .save ycur ten per cent penally and cost, and you lew&ilel npon with your receipts. JOSEPH F.VAX?, TMC tn - - 17-w",

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PROSPECTUS FOR INCREASING THE CIRCULATION OF E9c lugmoiwj samier. Having completed one volume of the Banner with hut very little if any pecuniary benefit; yet we are willing to re ly upon the citizens of Marshall end the j adjoining counties for an increased liberality and patronage in commencing a second volume. At cur commencement in n rnnntv sn voun? and goarselv popu- ' lated, the fJnane-nt establishment of a - - j O I rcspeclab! able newspaper at this plaro. wasjjit upon bv manr, as rather a hazard- ' t it looked uns and doubtful undertakes but , lul RC.ucrt)U3 feclin- heretofore lriiilfeS ,., .. ' f ted. and that liberal hand heretofore ex t j j by llj0aC wjl0 have thus far been ! - ... I our patrons toq-ether vilhai increase j patronace to enable the eslabiishment to ; iii i T.ta...st t . . t .M-iA mt.fl I L f ilP till 1 1: in li nr 1 1 r 11. 111 1 1 r Linn n 1111 1 u uui 1 c ., ..,,.:vt..l in n.;i : n' lb Daren j procui? an u dilional one, (aad we have ! ii -it one on our list who has not sufficient ( iullueno to do it.) we should feel auipby ; encourCi! to do the work assizurd us, j 11 11 1 i cur town sliall litimbei its thous- ; a,,( and our coun'y r , . its tens of tf.ous- i i V'e tliiuk our re- ' iiiuis ci inuanitiinis. . "1 i ct.. n ' que it s 1101 uu uiiirns'iiuuiw i'iir, o..u ' it be grjn ted7 It rei.iuins for our fellow-! eilzens lo b termine. ; It never hes been, nor sltall it hreaf- ; t-r be our pin to make the Pun tier a1 ! itr'ctlv poliiic.tl paper hut a home i ! newspaper a fuiuiiy fin side companion ! alil.e inter: s'in" and beneficial to the j farmer and mechanic, the merchant and ' professional man the old and the young, ;aud protecting l!ie interests and defending ihv ri;li:s of all. j A description of the size and median- - . ,rai appear. tnce ol the paper, can be more sutisfuctoiil v usct rluined br the (Ximinaf0n ()f a copv ; SI 5' j , If p.dd in advance, I . .1:.! 1.1'viv iiiiiii:.? 2 00 I ; . ..... v .... v. . ... iff ....... , I I .1.. 1 -l ..I 11 , 1 1 i I t !...-! I n f II p r RICHARD COR RA LEY. PLYMOUTH HOTEL. . w z . - . L-..rj JJY Ci. P. CHERRY & SON. ' 1 die nndersij'iu I having lea-ed the "Plyni- 1 m;h Hotel," u.r a term of years take this j H'fth.hl of informinir the citizens of Plvin uilh I and vicinity a-! veil as the traveling public in j cer.eral, that they are prepared to accomr.io.late '"-in "i : manner not urpasseu t.i me cm.The lhur has been renovated throu-hout,and is well jrovtde! xwth lumi'.ure. T H ETABLE, will be supplied in a ina nner not surpassed in Northern n liana. The St il.fe will be coustaetly supplied with all the different varie'.iy of hay, ami tan tobe found in this County In short they trust to m ike it what it purport to-be a Jl wie tor , who may favor lhem wit!, their patronage. 0. P. CHERRY & S0K. Plymouth IV. 21. lro3. - n32 tf. RAILROAD SPEED!! J, L. WESTERVE LT intends leaving for . i . ... .i .. .. i . f .....:i ..i 9 ii. e eisi uii ine iir.si nay oi .-mi, au:i v.i.s.,e l,is frietp'.-j lo Lelj) him with as muc'i money as they can, as he will nee I tint art iele : for eooi.li cost cash at the east. Call Up Iriends, one and all, and help me as much us you can. Pel. lt53. 51tf. BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY. rBiRL itudersu'nel respectft v f rtVlK ttudersi-ne l Vint! his; The pub'ic are respeetlully invrt-il to call ...I t p vtnf!.- vvli.-n a 1 ! i-iil ho urn. ?ftred to judi for themselves. , ... - Laad lor Sale. Tl OH ssle on advaiitageoiu terms, the- TV 1 half North West i S 27 Town S3 Kanre Two, containing CO acre. The NJ N Ei Sec 2:) T 33 U 2 containing 80 acres, rituated six Hiiles south of PJvmoutii. Also S V of NW i and X V i (S W of .See 1ST 33 containing LI2 18-100 acres, Iyin. 10 miles west of Plymouth, on the county line adjoining Starke county. 7'or information enquire of W, f!. Pomeroy, of Plymouth, orothe undersigned at Laporle. Titles unquestionable. . ' 1 A. IL MATHEWS. Oct. I Ith 1S12. ?.: :5ui. CORPORATION ELECTION. NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified voters within the corporate limits of the town of Plymouth, Marshall county. Indiana, that an election will be hel l on the first Monday in March nen at the court house, for Ihe purpose of electing five Trustees, one Clerh, Treasurer and collector, Marshall, Assessor, and street Commissioner, for said town for the year lf5J. JJyorJrr of ihe Uoard. VY ; M. DUNHAM, CTk. Feie 1 8 3. 5lwL

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'lion, niav n. iia t.K.i, uiui u.c . m j-i ij.e enclosure, ample iorajv 01 ivj i ipiaii;y mi - . . i ; " . , . 1 ! the -rounds! fi r 1 c re cattle and 1 en and a small vuantitv of Lumber xc. Also the are once more at home, end have a Reality t- f I outa Launer is pemvjnently located i tJ e of x;.ater ,eage on lhp ,ot' ou u.,,ich Sjill foundry is offer you and no Ilunibu-. They have a large amongst you. j for man ami beast, business oln-es for the ! located, and a fenced Lot adjoining the f5or ,"cnt .of "r J,0J;S' Cro.cerif "'V3; 1 ji'Xi:, .... , c.f.rctrv.niMr.Mtiirpr in 1..- l.n :1 li n-b-r t i . , i -ii Straw ijoods, boOiS; bhces, Leather, jrlass and i ! We need, and should have additional "et."r a tre' Mirer? ' JlKnn-"f. , 'V. foundry, for a term of years, which will ... . stv!f . ft,

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EXHIBITION Of the Indiana Slate Asricultiiral Society Tor IS 53. NOTICE is hereby given that the Executive eommiitee of the State fbard of Agriculture v ill meet in the Supreme Court Room at Indianapolis jii Thursday, the 5th day of May, 183, at one o'clock I. M., for the purpose of nrrandn.sr schedules of premiums, and appointing the time and place of holding i tie next annual Fair, Counties desirous of holding the ehibit on, will then have an opportunity of making proposals The place at which the exhibition is pronosed to be held, will be expected to lurr.i.sh 'the Execuiive Committee the amount in cash ' . , ! that will be paid by the COth of September, or , their option, the furnishing reun-.ts enclosed f Jf 5e aCe' S pract:ca'de, and embracing an area ot at least twentv acres, a1! the necessary halls, and ; structures lor the exhibition of rnamifictured Urticics arid the prolncfs of theeaith, a speak-,v,t;,-.n f,r - ( o i,.-.rvnc. n mfMi.i nic hnüo.ifi ! ' ;l,'1n of feet lorn: by 20 i v ,....0 ... .. - - - - in width, a mainifaciurers' ! nail of tho size, well cow red pens ar.dotlieri "or cattle' i been, swine, and lowls, the exeeuihe committee, and the ground tobe in full urciinrit fur fl.f F:nr hvthe'JOlli of '.'.---'. - III Ui IHH...-U ..... r. - .. ,.,,..1.. m.nf.l.MVM.nrPM 1. iwciiiiu.anieil 1 I by the nan esof loponsible persons known to Jon P. Dillon, Fecrf.ary. li.dianapolis, January 13. 1C5J. ERCHAN DIZE Of even ' i description. ! TISZTTJ aSLTradSO linotil. most f.ivi-rable terms j.rain.'l Loss orDauiaee by the '-"'".. ' : between eastern cities and all parts of the Mis- ; vjs.vipi Yailev, and upon the western waters. ) ...rili ( iiii'rriniii hl kM.tiii, i . L-111.I r'iii'ii.1 S'll- E5i!i Also taken as usual upon all , ... , , . . , . 1 kinds of insurable propertv. at niodi.-ra'e rales ! .11' iin.i.iniMi i.v O 11 iM't'vr ; 1 - A :ent f-,r Fulton and .Marshall counties. ! Feb -i 1V-j -b'tf ' . . 1 N Y DUTCHMAN : The 1: i?n!v:tr.tst, Cheapest, fsh est and Deal I 'uui I j Xticfpupcr I'uli'.is'u:!. PRICE b EDUCED. rpilh arranreir.e nts which the proprietors ; J. have completed, will enable them to make the third volume of the D-itchiiTau one o' the' most valuable naneis of the dav. Having s. : ! cure d some o ' the best talent in the country, I Und purchased a new lout of splendid type, j 1 tl.ev are enabled to present a paper, which in' u

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!tvp -raphi(al appearance, cannot be surpass- ; jed, ard in li'erary contents cannot be e.jualled.;3)1 lll()Se that are liable for the construc- ! In uddition to sjdeudid romances, thrilling lion of si.le walks, in the Plymouth; tales, l.uu.or-jus sketches, mirth provo'un.' Banner for the space of three vtcehs, ! jokes, Poetry, corses -poudence, and leanin j j RROWX, President. I

iioiiiiiic i'isi tut' ...ii iii'iiiiiiii, in. wiiieu 11s j ei Limns will at r.U times be stored, the Dutch- i im:n Vvill pui V.r.t a synopsis of the most :nter- ; cstnnr local and loici.-n ne.vsofthe dav which i wi'i maüe 11 invaiuanie to all f risse:-. j 'riietennsoftheDutihn.au ha c also been j greatly reduced, lb re.iltet, it can be olitai n- ; ed at all the News Deoot throughout 1 coun.ry at j FotiropiiS per Copy. Mail .subscribers will also be furnished at i the followiit ' srreatlv rodtteed niices: i.:iv.i!.!e ! I ii.variaUy in advance: i TKI1J.S. 1 copy 1 2 00: .1 copies 5 00; .3 j copies S7 ()!; IU copies SRI CO; io copies Si. : Letters containing remittances, it. should 1 i . -ii,-, ir. . ii. .i, -. ' Le andres: ed post paid to ti e proprietors. , ClUl'l'lX cV F.iK.ysWOK'M , 212 N'jM'a- St, N. Y. j A Muuzinc of Pure Month. PETERSON'S MAGAZINE, The best an! cheapest Lady's Mag'iziue. ,4 ' New volume of this pojcilar period:cal TA-Will commence wnh the January number 1 lor il'ö:. which was ready by the ls,t of De- ! cetuber, and is the most superb c;er published. The nnly Original Magazine. Tlds is n w the only Magazine that sjives original articles exclusively. M,rs. Ann S. Stevens, the editor, and all the best American writers, are regular contributors. More thrilling stories, tales and novels have appeared i;t this eriouic.il in the last ten years, than in all the o.ht rs puf together. The tone is that of ! the highest monl pimty, so that every family ; w here there are daughters, should nave it. ! Receipts, pat'trns, embroidery and everything i useiul to the tex, appear monthly. j Colore.'. Fashions here only Xo ither Mat-azine now cs colored 'cel fashion plates, as this does. Full letter pre:s i descriptions accompany each mo.ithlv plat-. This i', in fact, ihe text hook of fashion, and indisiensable to all who would Know how-to .'r,. ,-1.. ,.iK. v..t ,.,,r.,iu. I. .1 . .... I every lady to le her ow n dressmaker. ?" ' v ;vi . vwii nulluni. I C'luUIti MaiiiUecnt Mezzotints ami other engravings. The Mtzr.o'iufs nnd slecl eiitrravirp.'s, one of which, at least, appear in every number, are unrivalled br beauty. 7n illustrations, as well as reading matter, indeed, 1 Lis .Magazine is without an equal. 7u fact, this is the only illntratei Magazine in the country which has steauily increased iu circulation every year, which pioves how superier it is. TERMS: Onecopy on year 5; three copies 3; five copies .s7 50; eight eopies .1U; itxteen copies a-'Jo. To repay peisons retting up clubs, the fol lowing spienuui iremiuius will be given for a j club of three or live, a premium plate," 10 Ly 1-4 inches, a magnificent offer. For a club nt eight a copy o. the magazine for 1S52; For a club of .sixteen an exta copy of the iwaaziae for IN.-:i, and a pieiffiumplttti in addition. Address, post paid to ClIAitLES J. PETERSON, r ChesinutSt.Pliiladelphia. rAKEX CP by the subscriber on the 2!th JL day ol December ÜÖ2, niauinir at lar-'c .Du my premises, in Cennan township, .Marshall county, a lar;re Yoke ol Uatlle, Loth dark brindles, with some white Jpots on both. One ha an underbit olfofeaeh ear supposed to be ton and twelve years obi. The owner is reu nest led to come and prove his property, pay charges and tiLe them away, appraised at $T DO MA1IT7.N HEILMLMiEIC Jan It, 4'Ji: SURVEY OR ' S .NOT ICE. ALL persons iat crested are hereby notified that the County Surveyor, at my roquest will survey 5c locate the corners of my l ind iu section 22 town ;r range 1 east, and will commence on the loth day of March next at 11 o'clock a m, at whicli time and place you cail attend. JOSEPH CAMPUELL, -Feb '21 18ÖJ 52w?

ADMINISTRATION. I

Notice is hereby given that 1 have this day taken out Letter.,- of Jdnnnistration on the estate of Daniel Mc Eiwrcth, late of Mar-c-l.oll V,i..lw l.1inni .lnf.nif 1 XM npTsnii knowing thermekes indebted to said estate ( are requertcd to make immediate payment, and j those having claims Against said esta'e, are hereby noliwedto fde them duly authenticated according to Jaw for settlement. The Estate is probably j-olvent. EL1ZAIJLTII McELV.'RATII, Adin;,iitratrix. I'lyn-.outh, Ftb. C, lbi;?. n ÖU 3w. Administrator's Sale. NOTICE is hereby given thai the tinjJVJ drrsi-ncd will sell at public aucliou on Friday tne 4 ih day of March next, comnn neins; at 10 o'clock a. in. on said day, at the late residence of John McFarIUI, laie Ol .uarnuil couui) neceaaeu, an the personal prunertv belondudns to I . -t 1 II - ! .1 II ' said (iecetieiit s estate, consisting of a . . , " , r ounury, jjucksuiiui s ana vurpc i. icr & ty , 1,1 , ...i.l . . I iry, JilaeKsnuili s ana evarpt'niers t.. Tools, Plows, Castings, a quantitv of. riurmd two hnhds of Stnne Coal. ' B made know'i on the dav of sale. Saul foundry and the lease of said lots will be sold on a credit of twelve months, and the resilue of said property ,vill be sold as follows: all sums ol three dollars and under cadi in hand, on 311 sums over , ' three dollars a credit of nine months will 1 , 1 i.f.tpc ' bt1 Piren the purchasers iinuiii noses ue gi ru, nie I-"-" f bearing interest Irom date Ol sale, i 1 I vi lirj I win api roveil security and u uniuz .u.vi-i... and apprjiismMU laws. WAR 11 F.N TAYLOR, Adm'r. Feb. 10, 1SÖC. 50w3i 7HEREAS n.v wife Anna did, on the f.r.t dav of January !: , leave my bed and dee-l ire-? she will rot be my ,, , Ion -er ni A 1 c 10...- r, a . 1.1 Ion -i refuses to return, and indu'e.s chilureut to ahu-c me without an .11, ridii' ri'U -.rn !) cr.r. i; er proiovaium; wv.,. . p'-rsons Irom harborttu' or truiii: hei" cr anyo. n:v faindh- 0:1 mv aeeouni, vi bout an order fr-"u a 1 v iH i';,' no J-!ts l'-'ir ton i traetni. nules co;::iiel!e ! to ( o ? t.y law, jJhZALhhL T11A i r.'i. Jan r n?w, " , AN ORDINANCE. i Ce it ordaitnd by llie Pie;'ulent antlj , Board of Trustees of the Town of Ply-, : mouth; Ma rsli all Co lnd.tha t the Tieastirer of said Tu vn forthw ith proceeds to readvertise all the Town lots 011 which : .1 . -v T 1 . 1 !,... t. ... ....:,i .. ,,,1 Attest Wm. M. I UN 11 AM, Cleik. Plyntuuth Jan. 0, 1SÖ3, 3vr. T.'ie D-jilv InJiuiri Sl:i!c Sculincl. The first Riennial session of th In Ii- - t . .

the ana Lisldture will com tue nee. its ssj sion on Thursday, the Gth of January

next. This session will be an important one. j As heretofore, the Diily State sentinel will contain full and accurate reports ' ol the proceedings of the LfRisUliire t -i ..ilf:,..i :,r.r. bcftiuVs noli i tea I in Ion . ,c pws. slat, of the tr The subscription pric orinalion, tclerajdi market, &c. 5cc. es are as follow?: ! 61.00 1 2.2Ö qq j During llic se: :iou Six mouths One vear ' CQ Ihe money must, in all cases c: ; company subscriptions. Address, postpaid, AT ST IN II. 1JR0WX. Indiana pol is. lud. ( nliforma Ho!!! I j m m I U- la "K un!ersnrn rl, having concuitleM to . Xs. t" o California next spring, ct in enter 1 s . . . i .? .nor tai.iv, they now of er forleou , iiui terms, meir lanu, siiua'eu awrni.. nines i tvt At- . in ..... . -f .-I ' about 110 of which are well improved, a l'oo 1 .-. ii. oi i Minouui. c o 1 1 ; a i : 1 1 1 1 lt s-u a tu. 7ouse &. Stable. A county road passes ahme the premises. 1 here is a jrood Sawmill 1 mile off & another 2 milos off; a grist Mill 4 miles from Ihe premises The above i. a desirable1 loiMtion or Agricultural purposes, a majority of whic h is j L,'avy lim,'tre'1 la,1,!- The undersigned will sf11 t,iJ a.,,m.e ,T"C very cheap, 'or fur-, UiV 1 rL , A ' T y 10 r1. v Ir' . '? iltchArd Corbaley at the Ranner Oluee 1 .,-v,I!r!!,,h' . ... . ... ...IWMV er-eiu tuber 'J-lh l'o . . & U . H LSON. o41, w r- A I OCT AI AD-VI " M L. o t ALMrtM. j WlIEllEAS it has been reporled that we had ran.a-vav without paying our debts: Which we teilt sell cheaper than has ever beet! offered in Plymouth. Our business is to sei. 1. arid we have found that quirk sales and small profits ?re bettei for the seller and buyer, than any other mode of iradimr. We have a choice article of rLElJ""2SÄ2 i!3k which we offer a I 30 Cfllls per pound, i oIIV', Sugar, IHolasso And all Ihe leading articles of Croceries which Ihe citizens of this community must havo at prices decidedly lower than they can be had at any other house in this town. We now ask

now iinreiore, i.e it known to the citizens o( j riqht Kind of teamsor a trip orthat Kind-any cr linj UOilars a0- the seconi Oliense Marshall and the adjoining counties, and the : j.i rson wishing to inga-e a passage or want not cs3 than hundred dollars, and for the 'rest of mankind, " that we are receiving a' any f-irtliT in ormation, can address to the third oß"?n.sc-i!.e -like fmeof one hundred dol-lar-e stock o:' - undersigned soon at his residence in r?..ches. i lars- to which shall be added forty-eight hours

you to give us a call ami cumiuc our goods & I " ,T" JZ , f " lJ vtuia 1"S i which shall be added imprisonmnent for twenprices, and don't longer squander your hard j tl ty-four hours in the county jail, ami the de-

earnitiirs. ton have been humbuL'ed Ioiilt ' t r . t . , . '

enough ami when you Kmw.we areSellii, 9 Sv n t E!; oirieÄ ' -;-v uill,t y yourselves, as the case may be. . , ' ' VCTI N 17lei? Peniembcr, we have, in.t run away; but c3.t -y in - ,, 1,N I'LLLIt. atill lusii.ess luotis be found iu the south ! lv mouth Jan. o UoJ.

n.nrt of Ihdaiii'ee's n.-w bnililim. mm J.w.r I

south of the Han k. Will you come and see usf u 1 1 We think you vj.ll. j The firm of Pomeroy, 7onjhton 6; Daber. 7n exchange lor goods, we will take Pro- this day dissolved by mutual consent. All duce, F urs, De-r s-kins and Cash. We will lebts lue this firm will now be paid to pay the höhest price for H'heat in cash, in - Prook, Pomeroy Houfhtoa who are au:horshort, we will buy anything the farmers have ued to settle the same.

or sale, and will g.veas much, and if ueccssary a little more than any other merchat fh the Plee. JOHNSON 1 N7CJ10LS. Ja.n 17 i$53 4Mf

MELANCHOLY NEWS!!

it may be, to learn that 7umbugcry must die. but at tl;G same time the grief is sooiheJ j, y the consciousness that it died easy. J, i5KU VviNLt L 06 C0 I i have pore-.sed hemsclves of that invaluable ! serTelf that enables them to kill mnbu?s -h. rcver thev show th.-n-elves, but for the ; present they shall only let it's specific opera-1 tions extend far ciiomh to benefit the people of Marshall and the adj ainin-.' Counties. NEW GOO ES are adertisedon eve: y corner, for rale cheap-p crthau they can be bought anywhere in thw world, &c, NO CREDIT, Stares every man in the faca as well as proniises 10 nuy eery imnj ai ;i;e "iiiL'tiesTjinco. ' These things are Huinbucs, and HeadQuart - . j. . 1 Jl . 11 . ..1 1 ! - .. lV,. ""rl,,i ' ; of these 1101-y parades o. show, without jeah in orsuital.de for this market; from the hiebest) and costliest that are ever called lor, to tl e rnot to.uinon and cheap that can be used. They v.ere bought for part cash, and part on credit, ::t the nios-t favorable prices to be had in eastern markets, (i's all pammon "or auv man here to tell you he boucht for tush price. for no man here buys for cash alone.) We ' expects make a livintr bv our business, and ; . we charge a profit on our iroo'is; but we only; ch;ir-e in proportion to their real value and : . .. M- .. '11 , 11 .1 . . 1 . ! com. e 111 sen vou cnean. ni s.eanv uui-1 i form prices, and not make your eye water with one pr.ee at less than cost, and then "sal ou to pickeP' on something else. We have lt nit with vou for years have kept good coo Js I and sold at fair rates, lie don't intend to break down, and then-fore can't sell cheaper ' than we buy, nnd dout pretend to do business ! in competition with men w ho do, but we will rive you eveiy cent the Market will warrant or all of your produce, arid sell you ro ds as cheap as we can and live. "UV11 deal honest-! ly by you. and don't expect lo get rich off of you, nui nope io mane money by long and steady perseverenee, every man :Loul 1, i and gain it by litLs. (f1fiS39f Mrs-mall cMr)s b i i -v w .m.v i m. . H i "7 Rrin? your families who want to trade, sendt your neighbors, and brinr on your produce for i exchange. e are celling tor of soiJjC kilRl an( (iPa-t expect to credit nmeh, hut will accommodate when we can. H e have told you the plain truth, you know it, now f0iliC aloiur and see if you are not satisfied to trade with your sincere Iriends, .Plymouth, Sept. 2lsd, 122. 11 litt". Vcticc! i All persons who lave purchased bw.i lots! I iu the town of K.'iOx. Stark Coun'y, Ind. of the S , County A ire 1. 1 of said County, and have'lailed j ' to make payments for said lots according to a'.Teemer.t by note, and Specification of bond j ; eiveu them ly sa:d Ag eco Are hereby noli-. hi d to rppearat ihe icrrt Coiuty, commiio!:ers, of ini7 cuuty at Heir March term, U-o.t.ou the l.rsl nciiliy in said month, and! 11 I M.rw ci.u.-e if ai v why s.iiil lon.issl.ou e il ai y wl.y said lords should not le declared vo.d, and why id lots should j not revert to said county January :.th 1823, CHARLES IIL'MPIIRYrf. . Auditor Starke Cj. 4: Stele o' udiaua ) Fulton Circuit Court. ! Fulton County SS. J April Term 1Ö53. I Wilbe.n O. P.vn-rov "i Ys j Samuel S. Chance Rillororeclosure. Sci.Mly Chance it J .Abraham Siniilgrass J .-.vi. .'.1I1J..OIH.HIL uiiiui; iiica in u:e Clcrvs 0,riCcof saK1 t.ourt ,jU bill of CO:nna. hit in the above entitled cause, and au affidai Vit settni? lorth that Ihe sai 1 Ssmuel S. Chance , and Seisily Chance are nonresidents of the ! State of 7ndi.ina. They are therefore hereby i . notified to appear at the i:et Term of said ClICUlt Court on the first .lav thereof, to ,o " J - helu at the Coiirt ILjuso m the Town ot Iiochester, m saia coumy, on lh? second inonday lit A 1 1 r i I r..'4 rm ) r . . V : V ' - . - ' -" - , ) , ... . 1 ' ....-f same wi i.o tnteni.ro ,fp..,n nn,i n M.vOi ' i . . . 1 . . . . ... I ...-.. ..i r . ii m orn. n AiiiM".!! l.r x io. it .t iit m w i i. - I F s-.tTii ri i. . ! J. W. 70LEMAX Sol, for rompt !,-. ,,, .. 1 ! i ' ! 1GAUS, lest quality, for sale, -J Ly LEYVs & KLING ER. - - Tilliforiliii Excitt'lUCllt Ü! The u rc-ersifird prcrces InXing T(vr o fivevoungir.cn to California the overland routr next jeason, on reasonable terms, and anv 1 persons w ishing lo 0 there in that 'way rail ! get taken throusrh by paviui' the undersi-Mied ; one hundred and twentv five dollars in aJ. ; vance.pains willje taken to piocure the best I of teams for the trip-as 7 have been one trip across the plains. think -can fit nut th ; U-r Fulton County 7nl. John norcLAss. No 41 LIVE AND LET LIVE. I would say to my friends I hope those who

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are owing me will pay soon, I want to settle up my old accounts and close my old Books.

I will take on account anything in the shape of saw legs, lumber Wheat, Corn Pork, Beef Oats peas beans and potatoes, Cabbage and turnips, store Goods, and cash not refused.

1 m ..,m o sau loirs, 1 opiar, t-herTy, : and for the second offense and every offense .ak, Llack W alnut, A. Kite Haluur, susrar thereafter shall bo fined not less than five delfnd ash . or which 1 w. 11 pay from one dpi- lars and not mora than tea dollars, and to I -1 I 1 1 filial ilfk ir Olli II. if sT9a r I e v,liM a I ....

1 . ee. 1 r , s-. W. G. POMEROV, J. HOUGHTON. L. C BARBF.H, "j Cw, Jan. 13, 1553v no. 4

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Tv JANLAH, 1 !"iY - MARCII, 1 (APRIL. JL'LY, AUtJL'ST. t SEPTEM HER, rp..,().,,, Jifci, NOVEMBER, DECEMBER, 1 8 15 20 '6 10 17 21 31 4 11 13 25 o 12 10 2G G 13 20 7 14 21 y 1G 23 30 L. KARNSWTiaTII SOUTH BEND. J. M. l'l FRl'JS INDIA! A. FARNW0RT1I k DEFKEtS, ATIORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Will attend all tne Couds o." Marshall county. South Rend, Jan lo, 1333 41vl ORDINANCES. By the Board of Trustees of the Town of Plymouth, passed at an adjourned session on the 14th February 1853. Be it ordained by the President and Board of Trustees of the town of Plymouth, Marshall County Indiana, that it shall not be lawful for any person or persons, to manufacture or rectify any spirituous liquors to be used, sold, bartered, or given away as a beverage, within the corporate limits of said town; or to erect any building or buildings for the manufacturing or rectifying liquors therein, within the corporate limits aforesaid, and every person or persons so offending against this ordinance, shall be fined not less than fifty dollars and not more than one hundred dollars, and they shall also be liable to pay a fine of twenty-five dollars for every twentyfour hours that every such establishment is continued in operation, which fines shall be recoverable by presentment, or on complaint before any Justice of the Peace having competent jurisdiction, and the Marshal of said town is hereby ordered to see that the provisions of this ordinance is carried into effect. BE it further ordained by the President and Board of Trustees of the town of Plymouth in Marshall county Indiana, that it shall not be lawful for any person or persons within the corporate limits of said town, to sell, barter or give to any persons any spiritous or malt liq-

uors, wine or cider, to be used by said person as a beverage, neither shall it be lawful for any Druggist, Apothecary or Physician within the corporate limits of said town, to sell or give

the corporate limits of said town, to sell or give any spirituous or malt liquors, wine or cider, to any person or persons until the said Druggists, Apothecaries or Physicians shall file with the Clerk a bond in the penal sum of one hun- dred dollars, with security to be approved by the President of this board, conditioned, that they will in no case suffer any of the aforesaid drinks to go into the community to be used for any other purpose than for mechanical, medicnal or sacramental purposes, and any person or persons offending against any of the provisions of this ordinance, shall, for the first offense, pay as a fine not less than twenty dollars, nor over fifty dollars, and for the second offense be recovered on complaint and proof before any Justice of the Peace having competent jurisdiction, and defendants stand committed until said fines are paid or replevied. AND be it further ordained by the President and Board of Trustees of the town of Plymits of said town, in a state of intoxication shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, & on presentment of any person and conviction before any Justice of the Peace having jurisdiction shall be fined for the first offense two dollars, and for the second offense and every offense fendant stand committed till said fines are paid or replevied. Provided any person who shall be committed for violating this ordinance may be discharged from custody on payment of costs and testifying as to who sold or gave him the liquor by which he became intoxicated, provided, said liquor was obtained within the corporate limits aforesaid. The foregoing ordinances are to take effect and be in force in ten day after their publication in the Plymouth Banner. R. BROWN, Pres't. Attest. Wm. M. DUNHAM. Clerk. Plymouth, Feb. 14th 1853. 51w3.

ChiTili ani Säih fcr rale by Ja J. BSOUNLEEO.

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