Plymouth Banner, Volume 3, Number 29, Plymouth, Marshall County, 5 October 1854 — Page 3

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THE BANNER ABOUT HOME.

jyExtra copies ol the Banner, in wrappers, ! ready for -mailing maybe had at the office for 5 cents each. Our faithful Engineers, Contracters anil all hands are all alive again on the Railroad from this to Laporte. Our butchers are uow supplying our citiiens ith choice beef. Fat and well tlresseil. The ravages of the yellow ft-vcr in Ssrannahatid Charleston are mt friithtfjl. Sxvanriah H olmos: depopulated. Van Va Ik en burgh an I Packard & Furry ar filling up two of the neatest and well filled Grocery and provision establish men'.i in Northern Indians. Men cf enterprise -keep up with ths times. - in Lafoete. S-pt. 27th. ISM. Eoitos Banse: Sir. for your gratification, and for the information of the advertising pablic, I m'i5t aiy thit I derire more benefit from my advertisements in your paper than any othe; paper in Northern Indiana. I am constantly retiring orders an I customers from your county and Stark-, who generally tel! in aome wsy hjr they leuxnel the road.Sucjcia to tou. Respectfully, &c. G. B. FOBE11TS. ftSr-Thanli you friend Robert3, and more of your Laporte neighbors might avail themselves of a similar advantage. Our paper aSTorda one of the best advertising mediums in Northern Indiana it having a good circulatim in eight or ten counties, and the ofiuial paper fur the two alluded to. Apples. We wish to contract for tn or fifteen bushels of good winter Apples. Who has them? Tht weather has been stormy for near week past, an J we hope sufficient rain has fallen to swell the streams for mill facilities. If we could keep our own excellent flouring mill in operation, we should have no fears of starving for bread. Sad Experience of a Printer Bay. If there is a miserable being in the world, jays the Cincinnati Times, it is a poor printer, auch as work a few mouths ir a country printing office, learn toset type und nothing more, and then leave their employers and start out a? journeymen. when they are not competent to till a sit uation. It is o.r:ly possiole tor tnem to j make a living, sni they are of ten forced .. v , - i i , to commit crime, or descend lo the menu . . tatUbor. One ot these chap? turned up in the polite court the other joorning. His name is Luther McGrew, and he sys he cama-from Marietta, w here, he j worked at the printing business- He had been here about three weeks and horded , with Mr, Vance, and failing :o g?it work he resorted to pilfering from his fellow boarders. Ho was detected yesterday, arfri'rd, ; and aftr; i ;.ri in the police court tliu mjrtiin, r nieuccd to tSe chaingang for two mouths. If this lad hat serrel a regular apprenticeship, and made a ct mpetent workmiaof himself, he would have no diffuulty iu getting a situation. L.t bis fata te a ubs, ererywhere. waratua to ! Hoo SroaY. We heard a capital anc dote abut hoi the other day. In MjUison an I other counties mdät and a.-orus re very acrace. It abounds however in Eitil." Mtnj h gs were driren ihtre, which.the Etil people consi l-reil an infringement on thfir rights. Councils ware called to deliberate how to rid themselves of this nuisance. Many plans proposed, but finally after a good deal of debate, on was adopted. It sterns that bogs have great fears of bears. Accord -If the bear 3'itin 'vas procured, and a larga sjw was caught from one of the droves. She was covered with th bear kin and then let loose. She immediatelv returned nmou" the .'.roves, but on her approach all the hogs took to flight pursutd by tha sur with the bear tkiti II is stated that since that experiment not a ha' has cro3ea the contioes ol toe Esiil county. LovüvilU Tint. A Lcckt Familt. In the present Congress there are two members who are brothers Ureal Washburne. Jr., who rspreseoti t!ie Penobscot, district, iu Maine, and S. B. Washburne, who repreents the Galem district, iu Illinois. Tbey are both gentlemen of ability, and one (Isreal) has just been re-elected in Maine, br a majority of nearly fxur thousand. The Illinois brother is nom inated for 're-election in this district, and will unquestionably, be successful Another brother, Mr. C. C. Washbume, has been nominated for Congress by his political friends in VHCon5il, and his chance for election is good. The three are vrhigs.and possess fine ta'ents: and if elected we presume it will be the first instance in the history of on country, that three brothers hire hel l seats, at th same time in the United States House of Rspreteutatives. - - 1- -MThe last two weeks have Yeen unparalleled for the amount of chills and feTer which they generated. This mo3t uneorafortabU of all innoxious diseases has swept over the country lik an Epidemie, prostrating its thousands We aw persons shaking with the ague who hasr been living here for fourteen years, and who never had a chill before. ba Gauttt. Hoasw We saw, a dy or two ago, lights car loads of hogs tken out on the Lafayttt road. We beleive they re from Kentucky, and sent out here tr b fed. The Kentuckians seem to be ' frightened iuto a pnnic about pork, and between tbeir fear o short corn crops, end of the superiority of Cincinnati over Lculsri, they are as craaj as b d bugs. They hs put poik here at a price, that W JOprcnng appsrsDee or corn, and tha bark!nce of mst. will never let it "U7et.and their panic will cost them j.t Krr. v.. ' r. 4 fi'-tvy btfon It bat eft iheia. Icfe

Scenes or Hobiio. Incidents ör the cAjoleba at Bakbadoes. The New Haren Journal publishes the following extract from a letter written by a gen-

tleman in Barbadoea, to his friend in that city, respecting the ravsges of the cholera on that Island: God forbid that you should erer witness what we have experienced since our departure. The deaths were sr numerous at one time that vehicles of all kinds were used to conrey corpses. The horse .1 1 .K. for J 11.3, dB türj BIG V.HIK.U, .B o.aiii hire in the squares, were very generally used. Six. tight 1 have seen nine cofI fins in one cart, and they were so badly I constructed, that in passing over the Igniter or water courses, they wouid lit erally fall to pieces, and the driver, who was provided for the occasion, would stop an I nail up the coffins in the street, to prevent the bodies from falling out. Mjny. very many, were carried to the grave in a hand cart; many on the people 5 head; and 1 am told that the demand was so very great for coffins, that many persons, particularly children, were carrifd by their parents merely wrapped in tarred sheets. You may haTe h.nrd of ths "Dead Cart," I have seen it the first time was one evening in the bay. A gentleman aud myself were walking up to the garrison. Just as we came up to it, it had stopped opposite one of those alleys leading to the beach, the drier, a hideous looking negro looking down the alley, fchouled out 'Got any down there ?' The nearoes were afraid to touch a dead bodv. even ol their relations, and too frequently the drirt-r had to attach a rope to the cofin, end drag it into the can the bsl way they could. Fro n an early age, I was taught self-reliance. and have always endeavored to loo things straight in the face, but I must confers that I never before experienced so much difficulty in doing it. Lp to this lime. I bflieve we hare lost from cholera, some IS. 000. or one eighth of the popu!atian; and even now. I believe the deaths throughout the Island average ful'.y 100 per dy. I never heard of the cholera proving fatal so iquick as it has here. Jus: imagine a man apparently in perfect health at any rate walking about aud not complaining at 1 P. M. , and yet he shall be in his gve at 6 1. M., in five short hours; and I beliere there have ben many ßueh cases. Whatsoever a mir. soweth, that shall h reap,' Then what a bountiful harvest of old coats and breeches the tailor3 will reap one of these days; Xew V Deeds, Mortgnpes and im ciaimsoj an appre-i miuiuhiin, .um u W glrl Pe. are for sale M this office. Also Hlank Notes neatly printed and lorsale . , ui tr.e sitne piace. . , , .. . . Win. J. Burns, Master Commission for Marshall County, is empowered by thetnte Ivvs o! Indiana, 4 to administer all oaths and affirmations whichare re-juired by 'aw;totake an l certify t;Ti lavits and depositions," &c. Also hs Notary Public, 'he willtake acknowledgments of Deeds, Mortgages and other le gali nstrument?, and which may he executetl H 1 tridin? expen?e upon application at. the llanner office, Plymouth. Reil this Letter from the Rer. Juttire Ptnoy er. in ftvir of Dr. A- L. Adam' Lirer liulg tm . On. A. L. Aniiis IV.ir Sir Ilavinr n?:Pil . ... . i vniir s.iri nniMi i 111 inv id ii v ui n iiiiiiiiir'r of verm, l.eTcfore, with much confidence, j k nowinp tl at it is the best Medicine of the A if, rheerfully recommend it to the Public generally as worthy of their attention, tor it is a Meiicine of great value. I minlit name many particular instances of its beneficial effects, hut .suffi:e it to say, as a family medicine, it rauksair.onr the first. Yours, &c., JUSTICE PENOYER. CrotoTi, N. V. See Dr. A. L. Adams' advertisement in this paper. August, TO. 23tl. " C aTJ D DAT E C-in.iidale who are i-ot .nlincribers to the pap r will le charged two dollars in advance for annotmtin ttieir ti'im 's. and subscribers ore dollar. V"e are authorized to annc.nnce Oi.ivrn T7. morris oi nouToon townsi.ip. as a cat.aiGaie :r County Surveyor. He refers to the old surI 'W' We arereue tel to say that Roar. McFaland is a candidate J'or county sarveyor. We nre requested to announce the name of Nw:ov li. Packard as a candidate forSheriff of Marshall county, at the October election, suhjec' to the decision of the Demo xatic convenlion. We are requ- sted to annoume the name ol J. U. N. Llinger as a candidate lor Treasurer and Collector of Mar. hall county atthe October election. tt'e r nqitstiilto announce HenRT FrAP. aow of B Mirbii towntbip n u cxiidithite hr 5heriu'of .Marshall county at the next October election, Lev: C. Barb.ru ncandiaato lor Treanurer ;md C'lhctorof Mn hall county at the next October election. The uii-liTiigucd having removed bis place of operating 60 rods north on the tume ftrtet, etil invites the ci?izeua and country j eople to call while the opportunity is in their reach, and no pains will be i-p md to obtain gotl likenectcf. He promises to give tatifuctiou to all r-v.sona-ble expectation. J. . AKMSTKONG. A'isr.21. 18C4. 23if. ow ibr llargain. f IHE undersigned is authorized to sell Lots X No. 237 and 223 in Plymouth. Also 20 acres adjoining the East pirt of town, and a few rods East of the Peru 4; Chioago RaiLcad. together with oat-lots aos. 23, 21 and So connecting with the -0 acre tract. For terms and other particulars, call on the undersigned at the Banner offlce WM. J. BURNS. July 13 19tf. Land For Sale. &f A' 'RES of choice timbered Land in recÖII tion 27. townsiiio 31 north, of ranve 2 east, is offered 'or sale at bargain. Iti about two miles north ot Plymouth eastof the ; Mhj"n 1r-ra3Slasy: 4k n Ar Call oa the undsrrtgncd at the jlsaner 0 flce. Vrl. J. BURKS.'

Sheriffs Sale.

BY virtue of an execution to mo directed from the Clerk of the Cass county circuit court. 1 will expose to public eale between the hours of ten o'clock a m, and liur i ciock j in. on Saturday the 4 ü day cf Novembt r, 1854r the reuta and prohta tor seven years oi tue ioilow in described real estate, lo-wit: the east halfol the north east quarter, and the west hal of the north east quarter of i-ection 16, towr. - si ship 33. raupe one cant, in ,M:irsuaI county, mo. and in case thr rents aud profits for said &cyen years f;til to sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy s;iii execution mid cos-t.. t e fee simply title to said real estate will be If. red at the same time and pi ne. Levied upou as the property ol Win. (1. Pomcroynt the suit of John W. Wright sublet to füiothff fjecutirii in f vor of the same plaintiff for Si"? 81. one hundred of which j is collectable without relicl fr m valuation and i appiai.-m nt :iv. joiin L. 0.5. 13 4. THOMPSON. SiriT M 23i: ShcriiTs Sale. BY virtue of an ex:cut;cu to me directed from the Clerk s tffice of the Marshall Ccwnon Picas Court, will expose to public sale at the Court Hou: e door in the town of Plymouth in said county, on Saturday Nv. ember 4th, 185-1, between the hours of lOo'cl'k a in, & 4 o'clock p in, on said day, the rents & profits for seven years of the following described real estate, to-wit: beirinnir-g at a oint north east from the south west corner of the north west quarter of the north east quarter ot section 35, township 35. range :t east, and 30 'eet north of the south lineot the above described lot, ana 30 feet east of the west line of said Jot, thtnee running cast 17(5 feetS inches thence north Vi'Z feet, thence west 176 feet 8 inches, thence south 13 feet to the place of bepinninp, it beuitr a part of the above described lot, and near the south v est corner of the same, containing one hal: acre more or less, anil levied upon subject to an execution in favor ot Bering's heirs; and if the said rents and profits fail to sell foi aum sufficient to satisfy said execution and costs, will proceed to sell the fee simple title to said real estate lo satisfy the same. Executed as the. property of Win. G. Pomcroy and ohorsfo satisfy an txecufion in favor of John W. Wr'gl.r. J. L. THOMPSON, Sh'fT. o to, is; i. 2m. Another Rail Road. willofe'- ft-r sale utniY resilience, six mile ast of Plvmou:h, n the 14'.h of 0 -'tuber next, nenrlv all mv personal property, viz: M;!-h Cows, Yoa?i (.'attle, Hiy, Ctn, Wajron, Piows, C-iairi, Stoves, willi piles of household, Kitehen und .Shop Furniture, Terms unide kuowii t the day i f sale. Creiiit. giien. JAMES ELLIOTT. Sept 2.1, 13"4. 28 ;t. ELECTION NOTICE. State of Iiuliuiui, JIu e s!iul I ?oiiiit s: IRICIIAiri) CORDALEY, Clerk of thfciiYtrt court, within and tor said c lUi.ly, hereby certi'y thut ut a tcneini election, to he Legnn and helil at I he uual plat es of h;idn eli ctimi in said county, on til. econilTi.da the 10 h day of Ojtoher 1S1. rns to fill the followill.! rdiicesnre t be voted lor by tli lnl o'.er. thereof, to-wii: Auditor. TrtH!uir hii I Soertary of Statt ; iSnperinte' laut of Ptih'ic Insti uttinu: J jiij-e (f th) Suptcmo court for the 1th j I)Itri. f; Mendier of Conure.-n for the üdi ContrejeiiaJ li!iu t; l "ro-o-cntm Attorney 1 r the y.h J idid; 1 c:ri-!;l!; iJl-tlHt Attnri.CV fertile Coaimoii I'lo:.! c ma t of the Iis' ri-t ni. i)i. 1 ol th curirs of St. J ) -j h, Mir.-hali and iStarkr: tlepr nnl.itive to ;h- State Lt-L-i.-htture for llii-ci u il-s of M r-lial! nd St-irk ; Au lit r. T e isiir r and C,:!t ctor, Sherilt", Coroner aud Surveyor for M ;rh;!l county; ami one Ai-iesstu tvr eni'h towiifduj in suiil coiii:ty. W.tins my h u.d aud Unreal of s iid court at Plymouth, th;s7:li .lav of S -j'teinber. 1 ?Ä 4. UICIlAltD COltlJALKY, Ci'k. I. J hn L. Thomp". u. SheriiT of the rnunty and Slate atoresu:d, in-r by certify thut the fiit:)iii n trun -ony if '.!.. nt;:,; .! ct liif eof el. clion lcliver-d to uu; !y said clttkol ?aid court. And tl e votern of ssiid t nuüTy are hi re. Iy iiotifu'd to mi'ft t tho -j-iijd p'iic' of hoMiiig elections it their npec.ive Townhi.., rn the 1 Orb dav o! O rtob r next. tu-vtu for the above named liiieer--. J.L. THOMPSON. Fh'.r. important Notice 4 LL person now in b b'ed to tho l v. f.Mii jlJL o! Pom. r.y k- It roth i r by ii a nceennt ort ontr nt, a-c here'oy ::"tilied that ti e in. hai Lei nduK usi:t!(.d to me. Thev will therelore, h reafter py sreli accomitt tome ir to Horace Coibin, ho is duly aulhiu ired to receive the Miiiie. Von ;ti i';i!:.o n qn'?ct-l to call immediately and mnkr settlement, i tb.e s .iiie will be collected bv iaw. " lUQS. K. IIOL'tiHTON'. St-pt.2. 1554. 2-1 f. MUSIC SCHOOL. i,riSS. S.UITJI vvis!,.to JL fi. infor !i thofte dr-sirina to eommenee the Mudy ofMudc, thul she will twim Iit c as on tiia lirst M mday ef O.fober ill XL. r.n: i.i Titi-er ih, r upili n tin- in r. ot n ut -lay ut her re.sidem-e. sie- vt ill ai.. hum w ho in n.v. in t nd IMi.;, rr oi..l in French. .. ................. ...s .,e, u, Terms. For M'istc on the Pi a no 8S 00, $2 fr the lle of iiistri.iiient. p. r D.iiwij ?, I.iin:i:i? :m ! Frriicli, each 1 00 per fessiou of e'.ev :i wet k , Plymouth, S.-p. 23. 1854. '2i:f. PRO P ; E :"PI f YS. ALE f!MlE undersipned administrators on th estate of John S. Thorp, late of Marshall county, deceased, will offer for sale at publicauction on Thursday the 12th tlnyof October, it 54, at his late residence in Burban township, ell the personal propeity btlon;i:ii to sail e la'.e, ex c, t the ii')') to wi ich thcwidowis entitled, consisting of Horses, l.'ogs Catt'e, Earn i g utensils, Ilo sel ol J and K t lien furnitu e; and u any nti cr ai'icles too nu ra ro isto m- ntion Tcrin. AlUurns of three doll.rs a;d under, cash in hit.d, on that amou.it ando-er a ere it of ni e n onths will be g van, the par chasei giving approved notes w::h security b arms i .erest, and waving appr ie en: ii valuation laws. J.B.N.KLIMJER Adm'r, ALLlCETHOItf Adm'rx. Administrator's Notice. nnilE undersigned have taken cut letiors o'" administration on the estate o! John S. Thorp, late of Marshall county Ind, deceased, and all persons indebted to stid estate are requested o call aal make immediate se tlament, and those having clabrts against it, will t'lethem dujy authcan icated; for payment. The estate is aolvent. J. B. N. KL'XGER AM. ALHi-X THORP Adximr Hdininlstr atari Hale nPHE undersigned; admsnistra to'8 on the state of John Morris deciasa will offer for s l- at th-Lt-? resiJenc of the dec ael in Polk t w .ship, Mar hall county, nS turiay h7 h Lyof Oc ober, 1 85-1, nil :h- i Ci a i. a' property xcept whit the wi?ov i es rvu , con itia-' of Cattle, Ccrn iu the fi r.Wh a-. O.ts &c. Terms. On 11 ums undrr three dol. 'r.rs, C'6h in hn I, tQit amount and ever, a credit of twelve moat i will be give j,tLe purc iifer giri gnoies w.th app oved eemit. waving vah at a & und nppr. lament laws. . SOLOMON sKYDER. W.M, MORUs Ain.'rt. Fept. U 1354. 27t3. 23Wj3oiutcom NOTICE is breby giveti that the nndcrigji. ed bavo iolvcd parti erhip by rjaitunl couat. The Lovka wiU le settled by L. C. Wriibt, vybo MriU Kttla tbe debti of ibe Crui. ! TflOHT & BALL. tSept.J?, iaI- ' . 33:3

Farm for Sale. OQA ACRES, about 70 well improved, a iSO" good fouse und large Barn and other buildings with a good orchard,- 12 miles north west of Plymouth, one mile south of the Laporte road, and two miles from a good Grist Mill. The above will be sold low for cash. Call and seethe pn mises. EDWARD SMITH. May Iß, 1854. - 11 m'3. Idministra tor's Sale. NOTICE is hereby g ven that we will fell nt public :u t on on Fr'd iy the 2Jth d..y

t October, 1851, nt the residence of J.tcob Sha-I f -r, late of M .r-driil county, dece-ised, all his j peis-e.! property not taKen ly Us widow ; I

cons slim: i t Horses. C itlle, Hujr , Sl:ep, Wug- j m THW "t IM. II li lies Plow., 1 .-.rrw.. :i:-d )he l;:,jf . f :'. !, 11 I liroSlliM ' llllt IllttC. Household a.idl, J?

Kathen F iri.m.re, . a number ot other arti-ii-iujiumu , ... ,: ,, A credit of nine mon'hs will he .Sven oa ajj j sums over ihre- do h r, the p.irchaser tivin his note with apjroed stenrily, waiving valuation and appirisment laws; sti:us 1 tin to dol larj unJ under, c.tsli in hand. CATHARINE SIMPER Adm'rx, JOHNSIlAFElt AlmV. Sept. CS. 1851. 23 3 3 Acliiiiiiisirator's IVoticc. NOT.CU is hereby given that the nnderi,rned have.taken out let ers of Administration on the estate of lohn Morris, late of Mai shall county, nd.. deceased. All persons indebted tosii! estate aie requested 'o make immediate settl mii nt. and 'hose ind bted must tile their cliims duly au LentiCüt d for jx-.tleni-'iit. 1 Le estate is sol Wut. SOLOMON. SNYI ER. "VVM A:m'if S- ft. 14, 1-51, 427U. AiitjiiiislratorN police. TVJ O I ICE is lieroh fjiven that the uti.lersiir'i1 l i d Inive takt n out lettt rs o!'A linii.itratinn upon the Estate ol J icob rsh.d'cr, late cf Mirrihall C Miuty Indiana, deceased. All persons knowioir themselves i:nb bted to aitl Estate are r q lired to make iauiu diäte ay inent, und those haiui; claims sigainst paid Et;tie are requ'red to present the in duly authenticated according to law f.if settlement. The Ente is suiposeti to be ?o!vcit. JOHN S HAFER, A t.n'r CATHAH1NE SHAFER Ad.ni'x S j.i 7. 1 S.j 1 . --j. TO NON RESIDENTS. "!.TOTI(?r. is hereby civei: tl;at tho undersiuMiJj ed, with the County Surveyor, will, on the J 25h dav of September lS3l,at 10 o'clock a in,) on Kaid dav. proee.-d to suey 'bv locate the .'oru- tsol iheir land iu ft-chou 27. dl and 33 m town north id' ranee one w-st, inStaikecour.tv, to meet ntSidonion Ward's and continue t'roui tiav to day until all is liuished. Noii resilient s who fail to meet the Surveyor at the titue aud place lib ve luentioi.til. and defray or provide for del'ra inj their purtion of the 'xpeuie of Faid survey, will be r-turt.e.l to the County Auditor of sind ccui:?y. und such deli v qiieucy placed on the tax duplicate and collected utcorditiü: to law. SOLOMON WAHL). THOMAS S!EVE.0N, AMOS STEVENSON. Sep?. 7. 18:,4. 2G 3. To Vom licsictents. NOTICE i hereby i:iventhöt the uinlersipned. with the county Surveyor, will, on the ldi dav ol October 1SÖ1 "at i o'clock j m.on faul dav, procet-d tos.:rvev atd locate the corner of their'liiixl in seetions"9, 30 and 32 towiinip 'M north i f range i west, in Staike county, to meet ut (i. C. IVtro's and continue from day to dav until all isfhiih- d. Non residents who fiil to meet the Surveyor ai the time place above mentioned, & defray or proviile h-r defray in; their portion of the expense of .said Mirvcy, will be returne d to the County Auditor i. .-ail coenty, and such delinquency placed ou the tax duplicate and colleetctl according to law. V;n. M. C RLAKE, G.C. l'BTItO. -pJ. 7. IrvVi. un Mate of Indiana, illarsliull Comity, NOTICE i? hereby iriven vit the undersigned. Aduii iist'-ator of the etat of John M l'; r in. has Tiled hi petition, for i-vle cf the south ea' par: of Lot N . 177. i'" 'he town of Plymouth, real estate of aid d lent, hi.i l ers'oial and real estate already s.id beiiiL' in-s-ittieieiit to py his debt, and tluts lid petition will be he tr i at the next temi of tue C:::'moii

PI .a? Couit of siid county. laud bo rl without any provitaliou; this is to WARREN TAYLOR. lorldil all person from lurborina or r tiuj.Aui: 10. 1SÖ1. 23:3 j her on my account. JACuP ARON.

Yt'THEREAS my v ife Emily J Lo!mau:,h linn yy b it my bed and board w ithout an just c.uie. ini !i inert lore io lorewnm an oersor.s .i-.-i i . t- ! from 1 1 Utting or harboring her en niv ee onit. a. I am dt tei u.irit i! to pay no debts of her counferaclin", una ss t omiel id bylaw. rivmouth, An?, 21. lHäl. , An?, JOIIN LOLMAUGIf. AdiiiiisiCralor'. SaEc "jVTOTK. K is hereby pvcu th;, J ed Adini!'.istr(itir of the that the undersignptali ot iTieiii ' J i. ..iwa.-.. cr ,.e: .... v. u. m u at pui.iic o :wn ' on the od h d;iv ol eltember net ( ii not soon - . - , . . 1 , . . x, . . er disposed f" i 1 priate ab ) a the door of 'he cinrt house in I'lviuoirh, ladiana. the north ha t ol Lot JC.i " in said town, with improvellleors t!ler-ll. TV r I lis of Sale On third of tin? pureh ie money to be paid cash in hand. no third !u !i., ami th- remainder in tw dve mon'hs from d-.y of sab the purchaser piviuj his notes w ith freehold surety, w ith Sub-rest from date, waiving valuation and approvement laws. JACOB F. LEWIS, Adm'r. Aug. 10, 153 4. 23:4 The Stale or Indiana, .llarsliall Pounty. ss: I.i the Marshall QQ'ttviQn VUaa Cevrl October Term. 1851. Geor-e Pomeroy, Guardian of he Ptrson and estate of Mary Metcalf. an insane person V Petition for partivs. I lion, George A. Metcaif. WHEREAS the plai.-tiff in the foregoing entitle I cans - h filed his peti ion lor partition of certain Heal Estate therein described ; üii l whereas, the affi lavit of a dis n-terest'-d pers-m is also filed in my office, showing that the said defendant, George A. Metcalf is a non-resident of the State or In liana. The s;iid Georee A. Metcalf is therefore hereby notified of the fil ng and pendency or said petition, and that unless he appearand plead, answer or demur thereto, on or before the calling uf this cause on thekfirs day of the next term of the said Court to be holden at 'he court house in Plymouth n s id county on the third Mon'ay inOctobar next, the same, as to him will be take u as conies d anlwill be hear I and determined in his absence. Attest R. CORB.VLEY, Clerk. A gust 17, 1854, 424t3. To Jom Residents. NOTICE is hereby given that the undesigned, with the Couuty Surveyor, w ill, on the 9:h dy of Sept. J 85 4. at 10 o'clock a in, on said day proceed to urvey and locate the corners ol theit land in sect. 25, township 34. range 2 eH, in Mnrshall county; to meet at C. P. Forguion's Ckcontinu from day to day until Iiis finished. Non residents who fail to meet the surveyor dt the time and place above mentioned, and defreyor provide for defraying their portion of the expense of said lurvey, will be returned to the County Auditor ol aid county, and such delinquency placed on the tax duplicate and collected according to law, as overtaxes are collected. C. P.FERGUSON. W. FERGUSON, 7. ZIMMERMAN, ANW CORNELIUS, S BARNHAPT. Aug- ir 23. Tm rp A Fine Assortment from -".1 37c roSl 00 per. lb by H. D- PFRSUI.NO of Co. r

Notice lo Timber Thieves. ALL persons are hereby forwarned from removing, hauling off cf molesting cr in anywise destroying Timber of any kind. either

hewn or round, or firewood, from the land for-1 merly known as the Goodsell farm adjoining Plymouth, north, containing 503 acres. Those violating, will most assuredly be dealt with according to the strict letter of the law. It. VAN I ELT, W. A. l'LACE. 2:it:i. Aau 10, 1851. OF THE "JYcw Vers ion.' enmc to ps un 'er the jein of Franklin, that while the people of n. . U l 1 ' rcjolt, w,, uuii.iu cx- , ciamauons ai ir;e miLM iv worvs w i ci were ooIl uj encompass, uieir cuy; uenuiu luuiueu oi mat same tnt e, VIITO.V V JOSEPH Ry name, de patted to strange cities and far off lands, and many of them wondered and said Why do vc got And they answered and said, we go, but ere! Ions we will come And then their j aa:n. brethren felt satisfied in their heart, and let them depart in peace. Now it came to pass when mmy days had gone by, behold Newton and Joseph returned and brought with them many strange and curiously devised things for they had been to far-off lands and not only bartered for many wonder fu I and useful things, but they had brought with them loaves and Fishes, Sugar, And Spices, Hum and Mirrh, and many other thines which the people of the tribe of Plymouth iies had never yet heard. And when they had entered into the inner court of their dwelling. I el.old the multitude gathered, end LOAVES & FISHES Were spread before them, which exceeded in number those of the great feast of "Loaves and Fishes" in olden time. And when they had eaten until they were full, they went out saying, "Ha irery one that hunger and lliirst, come ye to Ktirlon und Joseph, for they hate tchereicith to satisfy you all." And many in the abundance of their joy shouted, "Lou? live Newton and Joseph, who pro videth plenty lor all, and only ask in return ! an exceedingly small sum of (not Caret's, but) Lucie Saras Coiii. Now if there be any who doubt the sayings of Josephus Jr., let them go to the sign of KuSicry, Grocery and Provision Store, Where they will find the above, mentioned individuals whose sir ii an: es are lackanl and Fxrrtß Ready to sell them cheap for cash and produce all kinds, of Groceries, Pro isious, Yankee Notion's, &ic, &.c. They are constantly in the receipt of jfvmD SttaalicJ, That theTe may le no scarcity. Quick sales and fmall profits, is their motto, with the highest market price for all kinds of Produce. Don't forget the place, but give them a call, aiid as sure ns my name is Jo&cphus Jr., you will say to all your neighbors and friends, 'Go thou ami do likewise' JOSEPIIUS Jr. Aue. 10, 1851. ".3tf. Caution. th'.' 3d of t cbiuarv, 1831, wc rave John Hoots, oar two netes. one for S'2'JO, with interest, due April 1, 1S.j5. thv other foi $1U0 Without interest, due April 1, 1 1 55, waiving uppr lisinciit laws. etc. Mu'd notes; were obtained without coii.-ideration and by mi.srepri sentalioii; and caution is here rien that no person need b-' deceived by purclnisin; tliein. ISAAC BEi.RY, JAMES MAT11EW50V. Aug.tst 10.1354. 23:3. J. Ii. 05BOKNE. A. r. nonces. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, PLYMOUTH, INDIANA: OflTire over Wheeler's store. June 22, 18.r4. 16tf. TVftiro Vhereas my wife Eleu X l A"Mrliuda Aron has left n.v bed Sept. 7, 1834. Post Office Stamps. 37-TO P.JnT.mA 1 ERS.XC Aderti er. Postmaster, Pleasant ' " r 1 1 t Crove, All ghany i ounty, Mary an J, is i the first person in th ; United ta es, who t o .- j ceived an i uude.riO'ik extensively to publi h j the i :ea of furnishing all tie Post Offices; in ! tiie country with cheap Stamps. Al Stamps j made by him are warranted equa' or super or j to any others that can be procured for the i same price; and whenever aay urj sent out j that are detective or unsatisfactory d .-plicaies t j be forwarded on no ice and without extra 1 i !... t .... ., 'en rt:e. wao otuer a sei ui iain ns w.ia h f .11 et of cliatigtr; of dates, only two dollars, Lor thirty piece-', shall be kept in Stamps ad L; ui cm. Full set with change SI. Address I'. M. i'leajnt Grove, Alleghany con ;iy Maryland. LkTAny Editor publis'd.ig the ab ve (with thi- notice) three times, aud sending a copy of th- paper, shall receive credit for t n tio -lars in wo d letter, or a ten dollar proof press; Oi- if re.eire 1 a wood engraving, or an en.raved newspaper h ad of the ab ve value wf.l be forwarded u:ie it. 2ot3. Millinery niitl Mantua Makln liltS. DUXGAXwouldrespecfui J T JL form the citizens of Plymouth and vicinity, that she still continues the business of Millinery and Mantua Making, and is prepared to do the work in its mo.st approved style and in accordance with the latest fashions. She solicits a share of the public patronage. Residence on the corner of Jefferson and Michigan streets. April -0 l8"i4-7mC. To Voti Residents. N OTIC 5 is hereby ;iveii that the undersigned, wi'h the Couuty surveyor, will, en the 7th day of October b-Gl at IU o'clock a. in. on said day, proceed t survey and locate the corn era of hi land in sec'ion 1'J, towndd, 21 ran ire thre wept. Stark county, to meet nt the subscribers and continue from day u day until all is finished. Non residents who tail to meet the Surveyor atthe time mid place above mentioned. ud defray or provide for defrayingtheir portion of the expense, ol iaid survey, will be returned to the Couuty Auditor of suit! County, nod such delinquency placed oi the t.ix duplicate and collected according tu law. ORANGE GRAVES. Sept. 7. 18 4. Ut3. TtVinnrlc Kep coming on to see He topn nt Cougles Store now. His salt h is conic. Will you let charity cll your pntronag to John a poor young man with a large family, &c. Why ia the name of thunder, and all other kind of Rrviti, don't yon bring my Brush book hiine, you bnve Vi id it your share of the tme. Now mind, John I j a Queer fellow, you tad besi not fool with him. I mid this. JOHN. Oh' g dley how mad. i Sept. 7, Idol. 20'tf. 5 til Vol. D'Aubigns Hist Reformation, Russia as it is, Great Men and Great Events, Haswell on Engineering . Upper Tee aud Lower Million. For sale by ROBERTS. Ausist 3, nt.

To Wlicat Holders

LL peraoi! and Wheut holders that uio" Money or Wheat ire muit Aar by Viat time. Remember it. BROOK. HOUGHTuN V PATTERSON. 1. S. Summer Good we are selling at reduced prices us it :s setting kAt in e:!( ii. Call und see us aud we vvili give vcu b.irnikis "D. ii. iV p. An?. 3, 1 3ü 4 '-2 if noreuv civm that Jeso bus Idcd with ir:e. tin? , nocessry nfrtduvit jojJ u!.der!:.hii"' f r an iit-taehint-n iiSHiiint th ;:ol nu t i hü'.'e!.-. :iiht; ! credil, moneys and effects oi" William (iilesiiif. :iitd h writ ot ittt::i-liiüct isiiel ttM-rei.li. ' i .' . . Er,ll mik,Sä ,he SaM V-I!i.,m OdSospi .nper at niv oiii.'e, therein ou in? i v.it ilnv .lij;r. Mar.-hal! comity, Indinua. and plead. ?.ii-.wer r demur tiiereto. the same will be heard urrJ uctermined iu his a!)senc. Given under my hand und seal th;a 3d dav of i August 1 SÖ4 JAMES McWHOIiTE?.. J.P. wl Ana. 24. 1854 25t3. 2, aSüia 12a THE OLD LINE DRUG & BOOK STORE. G. B. ROBERTS, DItlTGGIST, and Hook Seller, in Clark's Brick, Block, opposite the pub. square LaPorte. Indiana, WHOLE SALE and RETAIL DEALER 7N j Drues. Books, and all articles apnertaininz to I the same. Occupying two rooms, the finest and most extensive in the city, nnd bavins Goods to fill the tame he does not hesitate to V i - i i iiiüiiujttim ouaiiuniuc which a business of ten years m La Porte, nas given mm. io can auu ana examine i.is .:'in, i.i'.u rc u ii j- ic.'.iiiiil;, furnish the same at as low pri-es as they can be bought m any market, in less quantities. G. B IiUütlt 1.3. Laporte, Aug. -1. l.")l.. Ifyl, fTIHE following is a few of the many Bouks X just received aiid for sale at the Old Line Book Store. Lost Prince. World cf Arf, Rob o! the Bow!, Fowlers Publications Zuli: Novels a lare Stock, Buist's Kitchen Gar-Je.t, Vicar of WakefieM, Parley's Cabinet Library, Poetical IV'orksall kii;ds ani Style?, Sol Northrup, Trantwineon Railroad Cure, N. P. Willis' Works Complete, Scribners Eiigir-eers Table Book, Bancrofts United Statt?, Jackson's, Noys', &l Strong's, Penmausliip, Modern British Essayists, Rollo Works, Present aj,e and nner Life, Pirates Own Book, Ilazlett's Lireof A'apoleon, Humorous Speaker, Buhver's Novels in one Vol, Afechanic's Book, Florel d'eras, Wild Hestern Scenes, Old Brewery, Mrs. Ben Darley. G. B. August 3, 1851, ROBERTS. I9yl Pianos. The subscriber has just ree'd a new assortment from the celebrated iouse oi Firth, Pond y Co., and Hallet, I'avij ec Co., with and without'lLc Eolian attachme'it. G. B. RODL'RTS. August 3, 1854. '2?yl. TUSC hath charms to sooth a savnge, yc. JtA Violins. Banjoes, Taniborines, Accordeon, Claiioncts; Flutes, Fifes, Melo-'eonsiVc for sale at L03ERTS. August 3, 13Ö4. S'.'yl "!TAPS of the Seat of War, just received l y IVA ROBERTS. Au.-ust 3, 1S51. ä-.'yl 'l'o Siejii uters, Ac. An osscrtmentof Japanned Tins, suitable for fi?n painters for sale by G. B. ROBERTS. August 3, 1851. 2 yl LETTER Presses, a ne.- article, which no business man should te without, tor sale by G. B. ROBERT. August, 1C54. ti-.'yl TUB U. S. Grmnell Expedition in search of Sir John Franklin, just received bv G. B. ROBERTS. August 3, 1F,54. I9yt They are Coming! Brooke, Houghton & Patters iJJ 1 ARE now receiving a hrg and Splc:dlJ assortment of 33L"ST G-OODS, Clot hi & Groceries. TVe now invite the citizens ofMarshall county and vicinity, to call and examine our stock, and by so doing you will find every thine you want in our line, and you will also find them Cheap. Al'hOugh v are on one of the comer?, '.vc we don't wish to act the Pharisee by thinking GoJthat we are not as other men, or in other words, by saying that we will either sell at cost or cheaper than any one else in town. In short we are selling as cheap as we can afford to, and our customers must jwdge as to our honesty and integrity, to do which we are willing to trust them. 0Please ive us a call. B, II. & P. June 1, lb51. ' 13tf. See Here, Folks! DID JOII LIE! Some of bis Goods are heie and many sold. Some of bis firt purchuteurc still behind, but coming most every dav. He hau ordered lute more though bro't a heavy lot of Fish ill sold, a'inost. July 27. 1851. J.C. 2ltf Plynioiitli, September 7, 1834. I told II ink that he muit do this What P.iT Why t;ike the papers, and get straddle of niv Red Hon mid g to see these folks irru said they would pay ina laAt J luu iry. and then after harvest. 1 hey have not d-.ne it. Tim, Hank, a a hard Boy" He fays trial he will put it through. Well on considemtiou I said g it Boy. I have not seeu him since. He started, perhaps has gone, if so all nnd see me, a I hvo my h luda full of work already cut out. I hve no time t- look after delinquent debtors, the business at John's will be dono ou the magnetic pystim of cash down and prices to correspond. JOHN COUGLE. Sept. 7, 18.J-1. :6f. Strayed or Stolen IjlROM the subscriber livint at Wyland s Mils. Jauksoa township. Elkhart county, lud , on Siturday night, the I6th inst., a large H?ht bay mare, seven years old, black inauw and t&'l. innne ami fore-top beavv and some curled. Mack legs to the kuee, and a tvmte spot i-i her forehead rather resembling a heart, abo-ij 16or 17 band hieb, and moves tro- niNinriivc lor a largo animal, i ue unuerJigneu win auundantlv rcwarl r.y perum who will return siid . t t .. 1 1 , ! . inure or give mtoinnitioii where ybe cinbeli ufl J Dire'-t vour information to New Paris Pokt Offlee, E kbartonntv. IikL ... jovntiivn WYr.An. jr

i - i t v v i . t. i . . i

I XJL owing uo k, ih.u?u:ouv rditcrs-n. or y 1ME , g.1Iielali-ituh.i.ff :hd t.ftJ pvfrr the late firn of Brook & Ii.r.iahtoti. are rt q j i.N. q.4u:hv,M-r iuritv. .-tif t.i;!h mi ü vh:tt-

td to call and settle by the day Oi .:st, l CS ja ,,,:,.v ijvcu ,ii.c."-erid, tnu ii tuw I,..

i 18o4, as we want to go hist to p ircnav, J. tr etci;sivetv muv.f.ctori-d l r tV. m ilm

druggists, Merchants, Grocers, Peulars and js t0 uu(:h ,aI y cnnt ,cU n , j" cd.ers buying Goods to yell again, he cord,- tt.e ,,ave Cod-Fish, Soytl.es, F .rk.- a:..l creou ally invues to call. Luymg Goo.ls principally Cucumbers. Cant thmk cf the tc-st-'oo mil-i by the- packaire, ne flatters himsel; that he can ;.. 4..

j ily 27

Discovered cA jTat.

LIME! LIME!! Preme of the iiu-N-iit-iicd, vjru lu J in Fai!cn irenntv ner thel of Y..n i i': t-; -r- i..I wh;:t is known :.n E I 'v's Saw M1U (,n E ' s l.nk, for liii!- eal of MxfiA'i 1 oa r.d four miie? due v.est ( f Rolsiin' iveu on ' r li-w c : r.f : Pjvm:u 1 . I o t ;rd' 4 . e Micli'-.' u It j;.d. Also t r mii.-s Roclienter. and tv. 1 1 e uule. s .li: The ut;derMp:ci! i.- now p: i r lime from r.i!y ptslnt iu iL co-ijtiy, find wjrra; i hi.: l"?;c : GtNEPvA L SATl ilie:: eij :.-! i i q i Ii; y, i , FACTION. i i Li :i:ispot Lum t r u.i t. fit', und p,.c?V.l p.j. ptses. The uiule !. Let I oV-dns i.'.-.m:facti;rir.q both the mis to suit u-to'f -er j l l'li"d t'i eJI at S'teh prii-e.- : '. lii 'i,v !.' ':i"M! t'-r a;l incs-i tit-ft.i Li-.- lin; . , tc;:- . liip. urin is en ii:ij-ii- i.j'.eii i.- t i in? on th ii j "ii i .-''i;ei .t : ' ci. cr, rr ! a:eit at the lin;c w k. JOHN M. MLKCYVON -'In:.:. J"ly 27. ISM. Did you Know THAT JOHN HAD GOTHOH E? WELL he !.a ar.J Lrouiht a , of th? nicest kind of good?, ntnl I. is ckjtomers are takirgthein as fat :s the boya c.-u ;. weii-'h, measure and co-int tl em. I fe.-r tJ.a. such hard -c:, c::d ;j.e war: vetfc?r vi be too much for them. fSüt CoiUC Oil, i z, n.t . 1. r?. r.'.t. Won't ; t3ke lheir lA;iresouM that Le the ra-: think I j ;tst w,H. .So vou need not k.-e;, ; away ori that Hrc..unt. But v : en voj rce - e nt.A. roods I Uo !.-ir j Ve.! wish to bt.v some mori- tl i-. , as vn.eat, flits. Corn, Ucow.,. I-,-. r-"--, Hllti- r. Oh! ice, 1 have no ir.'.ikey nov.-, hvi i have some of th-j best Scotch Ale," .sc.;, - j stich little Now friends, il you v.vi t rce tli"; : ider come here, f.-r 1 ciui i hjt wri.e ill i- w.':. But remendo-r vv I uv a!! k::: ct pr-i ! land sella'; kind i mv1'. .;,., b...:i 1 1 some- e:ghtct-n vsrs i:i ti.e.-t fliLii-i; v !..v. e i done a.i ex -endive crt J! !r:-;:if o: 1 J .t i necessary if not . to iah.e a ortirr.iii- r;.-ii r io so that I r-13)- know whether Acv i u..o.i .- . leot or au'.urnti tr-py tLirvv i,i li e v.,;;,. Bat in addition to tie; r.ttes..i;y rTisir; .r..v natural causes uui .rtunately, I h ive Lies.', severely -.uriM-r i 1 1 ? . i-'- it'-: -i i-.f home aTairc, which icn !--is l he tcse uvu't urgent, and has fixed tny de;t;r..;:..v.:.ji t devote my whole lit; a. id a'tcnticn o colic -ting and paying my javt d.bts. '!'.? laiti.rnutt end th'itt be d-.ue to th" rr !:tf ;. t Vt-;i3-will come. I wouii a thouou I t.i.n ra'i c: bein the world aai.-i (a o-ic- Le."jr-j wit:i a clean shirt and a sliilhug, than hav.;- jt fca- j John Cougle coul- ::ot. ..c-j'.vl t.ol pay ten uiines to the collar. Fneiits, I woabj tei; more if thought it would o oc I, bvt yo t all know John, and that hr wont et.eat, jie. nor steal from you. Now will i u j i t ..., i:; if only on a visit. Cime, friends, leii'sr.j tsuii together. Is it not as clear as liu::?rmi.l that the Farmer and other opt-rjt:. s tL or.e hand and the Merchants o.i ether, are constantly striving to st e which fih.-.'lget the te;tof the bareain. Th ir tine interests after 11 are indemnif:t-l. While the Ltur would have confounde 1 .-liui pi: ki i.-i.ü -r.cn kick the fmtfeet, cr dry up and te Id :i a-v.-v Ly the first breeze w.Uwu the . -Tint r. yet t'.o Merchant is a rort of ncfe;.ary evi a"id u.eful ?:;;mal that could not v.eli be iti.-j'L-r-ed v.'ilii; therefore let us shake and be Iridis, and do to each otiier a. v.. wua.-J wih to be done by. This brnu-, :..c to t'most imporlml bran t,h of rs.y .viV..-:t, viz; tj coax, leg, entreat, pray, imp i re li.i levech you all, both great and Email, ja the nin e of our mutual interests, of your rt pe r. e i ;.: .:".- ises, of honesty, truth an 1 j i.'i .e, a. ly the laws o the land, to . rey -jj:n me and pay wLat thou Vc ; lo ignorant ct the fact tha: my co:.;:;: a s'tr.dirg depends entirely upon pu:.':!u.t.ly ::,c .ting my engagements. Call to mind .-.:.: -would tliink of me, even I, after lc lib. .... J apjiropriating to my own use, caM"-:i ' c: eU, your wheat or other prolu',-., b ill.-.-.;. poii;t you, in the payment ot the .-a'.-.c. 0:;t 1 teeech you to manege in Sutr.c wa.', shje or manner, tpcelily to pay John wl.it V : ho'.e tly owest, and save h.m fxoi.i the ha.i , of lie r..;li.-tians, cr by the pc'vir: vi' rets and other notions SaPpetre vj::t f3.v jou. Oh, P. S. riezzc taka notice th :-t every thing in cr o:i the subject ol" paying t: j - paid, rtlates to Jo.-.n, JOIIN CGtYJLE. July 20 -jt: Votice. BY vlrt Jo of in order of lh ; Miami C rt ef Common Pica?, I w'.li cxpoie to sie i:t public ou'crv, oil the premises, to the hivi..-.: bildor, en the 16 h dny of Sept. 1S54, the it 1 lowing described Real esia.e, to.it: Ti.e v..,r h cast q tarier of section iwenty-fi ur, cast f the Michigan Road, containing 15J 22-1CQ crc, bt-inj Mitliigan Read land situate iu MarsLail county, Indiana. Said laud will be sold cn the fello .virg t ;rrr,: Oac fourth of the purchase money iu Levi, jüo fourth in nix, one fourth iu twelve, and ui fourth iu eighteen mouths from the day f side, the purcluscr pivin-j his notes with approved security, ou tue deterred pavineiti. A. E. RHULIES, AdmV. July 20, IS:4. 20tf. SHAVING! SHAVING!! A Word to those who wish to bo shrived is sufficient. The uudtr.'dgiied would respeclJa-ly invite the attention ot the citir-rs of Plymouth, Marhüll Cjunty, a id ihc Piblic g-nenilly, that hi? is now fully est-'b'i-lied iu the busiuei ui SUaving, Shampijonii g. Hair Dressing. and al.iu Rnovatii g. Flatteiifjg hi:uscit iliit, fmm lorg expericcco in the business, he will be able to give Uuive rsnl aitisfaction to those who may fiver him with their patronrge ns all w:!l li dece up iien'lv. in qnick time, up stairs, above Lemon's D. üg Store, n BKOOKS. Sept-7. 1864. Farmers take Notice fHAT the tinJ-rsigiiel has received cn JL agency from a Cominision Merchant iu Cincinnati Ohio, and intcn Is pavirg cash for crauberries this fall if a sufficierquantity can be procured, but they nurf be rip ard picked in good order. Pie.ie ckll tt OH P.Vmnuih Hi- vr. j. 1o:r. Sept. 7, 1S54. CtrJJ. State of Iriftinii.i, iTIarshall Countv, ks: OUin is here v tiveo lint U-i i l air i, L Administrator ".f thy r.4.e t t f iai.c.1 ' Ue-kei- IJoceased his fded his petition to ftl! he K-il Eti.e cf the Dcceitant, his rr:enl It " ... - . - - being iinautTcirr.t to pi) !:i tt.J hat said petition will b heard :il the next term of the Court of Cornuien Fii-as i.f s iid co-uiirv. i be holdeuo.i th third M.:nJv oi Oc obr lSC-i. niril AKO CORBALV. . ' r. . c c. v.. t

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