Plymouth Weekly Banner, Volume 4, Number 15, Plymouth, Marshall County, 28 June 1855 — Page 3

THE BANNER ABOUT HOME. , n BTEitra copies ol the Banner, in wrappers, ready for mailing, maybe had at the of&ce.or 5 cents each.

AgCH!y. C S. Tibbits Esq., is our authorized Agent tJ receive subscriptions and money due us in Starke county. tf. "SLim' net dead. By reference to our advertising columns it xvill be perceived that Sam"' is still living, but instead of , '( dealing in political secrets, he is publicly dealing in Dry Goods, &c. He knows a thing or two, nnd will show you good honest bargains, in the open face of day. Scarcitr cf Brcadstcffs. The late high water in ellow River, having stopped the mills at this place during the r , ft 3 - . (T . V n n m A A m I- V.I scarce. e shall all hate cause of reiöicine when some one will get it into ;

his head that it will be profitable to put i quested to lurins.'i someming ior trie tn-; . mi t his!'e Those furnishing provisions for

an engine into a flouring mill at this place. The opproachiug Fourth of July, we j wnderstanJ, is to be celebrated by our I citizens at various places in the county, j : a. no iuwhuu. i " , inkukee, one also Dy uie saDoaiu btuuu. nt thi3 place, and a cotillon party at 1 Fairinount on the evening of the 4th. fnrtrttF A?rnt4. To the frequent inqui-. Ties of our citizens, why our County I . . ,.n um iu .;,,( Commissioners still neglect the appoint- , ment oi me requisite uumun ut n-.v. Agents, we are unable to give anv thing in .h5 shape of a satisfactory nnswer. We do not know the necessities of mechanic and medical men, but there is one thing we do know the "critter" is nit very essential in the printing busines, and it is totally immaterial to us whether they ever have any agents appointed or not. lla a Bust. Yellow Uiver is getting over i its 'high' very slowly. Il has fallen but little within the past few days. The outhem end of the bridge on Michigan , etreet. which was undermined and let down several inches, has been repaired. nnd the street through south Plymouth is now bein repnire.l. ' J Another Mask. We 4W a traveller "gu i" up Michigan street the other day. 1 northward bound, wearing a thick cloth j flai, )C9i tun pallia, n in. a i .upv. v.u.w. about his neck, but was barefoot. Wearing such thick, heavy clothes in such warm weather, might be accounted for j from Ilia fact that he had no others, and I b caisae ot hia be inn barefoot, miüht be ! in attributed to the fact that the poor soul had no money to buy shoes; hut w could account for the use of the trape garment in no other aray. than tfcit be was on his way to South Bend, mourning the loss of tho defunct 'Patrick Henry speech,' which died at the hands of the wicked murderer of the Philadelphia Pennsyl vaniau. Pljmonlh It streets anil Divisions. Many of our old citizens do not know 01 have forgotten the namesofthe streets grounding their premises, and for'their j coijvecience and for the benefit of those j uitin the place and purchasing; prop- ; c-rty, we furnish below, from the platt of the town, the names of the streets and their locations: Tho tot upon which Wheeler's store room is situate, is lot No. 1. They number 2, 3, 4 and 10 on north, 011 Michigan street to Jackson street, including Judge Fuller's residence, which is on lot No. 21. Thea immediately west of Fuller's the vacant lot on the corner of Michigan and Jackson stre.ets is lot No. 22, and then the numbers trace back on the west side 1 of Michigan street, to the old Plymouth Hotel building on lot No. 42, opposite Wheeler's. The lots immediately west of Michigan street, number in the same way upon the east side of Centre street running north and south beginning with No. 43, and reluming to opposite 43, with No. 83, upon which is the residenco of J. L. Westervelt. The blocks on the north and south of the courthouse square, ore laid off to front the square in-' Mead of fronting Centra street, as all the other blocks do on that street, and the two eastern and middle lots in each of those blocks are numbered in coming don Centre street, and the western lots get their numbers on going up Walnut st. which runs west of the public square. The lots so continue to number, until they reach No. 141, within one block of the norlh west corner of the platt, on Plumb street, which passes immediately in front of the new Seminary. No. 142 then commences in the extreme north east corner of the old platt, opposite Fuller's mill, and numberiug down Water street, terminating at the river, east of Wheelet s stor room, with No. ICO. On the cast side of the town running north and soalh part of the route in the river i Water street. The next west is Michi gan street; the next Centre, Walnut andl jPlumb. We now begin the streets running east and west, or cross streets, with Lnporle street, striking Michigan St. at the corner of the old Plymouth Hotel. The nm is Gano, tbn Washington, Adams and Jefferson, which last street rum along the south sidv'cf the p.ublic .squire, .then;

north of the square are Madison, Monroe, and Jackson streets; then there are three blocks' containing eight lots each, all west of Michigan street, and north of Jackson to Harrison street. Each of the other blocks contain six lots.

Shall we Tell? One . of our citizens informs us of a few places within our corporate limits, where he can got as much j lJ1uor a he want3' foarlli cf July Sunday School Celebration. There will be a Sunday School celebration in Plymouth on the coming fourth of July, to which all the Sunday Schools in Marshall county are invited; and nil the children not members of any Sunday I School, together with their parents, are j respectfully requested to attend, nnd it ' "TV There will be a picnic dinner prepared for the occasion, and each family is re-1 the occasion will please put their name, and a private maik upon their baskets or packages. Teams will piss round in the mornUf tQ gather up the eatables, and the ladies in town will please hand in their names to W. L. Piatt as soon as Tuesday evening that he may know where to call on Wednesday morning. Our fr;ends in the countrr will please brin with them, an I leave at the Presbyterian Church, whatever they may furnish for the table. Officers of the Day. President, Wfsley Urf.go. Vice President. IU fcs Hewitt, Chaplain, Kev, . Fi'llek. . Induration. W. J. Mom, Speaker. Rev. N. L. Urakimw, Dr. U.

Hkow.v, Marshal, G. P. Cherry, dep t. j Klmore, of the Supreme court of the TerMarthal. ritory, and Mr. I&ucs, the district attorOnnER of PitocEssioN. The citizens n?y, participated, nnd in reference also

i and children will meet at the Presbyteri- I an Church at half-past nine o clock A. M. j and form in procession as follows: Musicians, lVinner, President and Vice President, Chaplain, Reader and Spetvker, Corporate Authorities, Superintendents of Sunday School, Sunday School teachers and their classes. Citizens generally. Let the above order be strictly observed. and let every lady join in the procession. me toiiowmg is the lino 01 march From the Church along Center to r m :(iiil street, erif r.n Sii ill street tn Mirhi5U(.et thenc(, norlh on Mici,i;,an sl. j .o Adims .treet, thence west on Adams :s:rect to the rnve near tlie Setniiuiv. ÜKUKK or ExKRt;i!.M. 1. Prayer by the Chaplain: 2. Singing; 3. Reading Declaration; 4. Singing; 5. Address; f. Singing; 7. iJinner; 8. Toasts, resolutions, volunteer spenk10. Benediction. Come one! Com al'.! Come everybody! and without reserve. Com in wagons. Ion horseback, on fool, in carts, come any way, only so you get here in time. n. BROWN, Ch'n Com. of Arrangements. 2. L. BaAKEM.iN, Sec'y. Hlorc Krrruits. Wm. D. P.eed. Kx-Secretary of State, and Hon. Sherrod Williams, Kx-Congress-man, both prominent Whigs of Kentucky, have joined the Democracy, nnd have laken he s;um? hQ'Know.nolh. ings. Dr. GifXord, of Laurel, Franklin county, Indiana, an old line Whig, has joined the Democracy. He gave in his adhesion week before last. Rjll on the bal'! Locien Anderson, Eq., of Graves county, who wa3 a "vhig elector in the First District, during the late Presiden-. lial election, and L. F. Quigley, Esq. who was Whig county elector at the same ti.ne, are now battling manfully against the secret order of Know Nothings. By ihe way, we learn lhat Mr. Anderson, treating with pruper'scorn their assumption of the name of the "American parly," has dubbed them wph the truly appropriate and significant designation of the Sink-Hole' party. Sink Hole party good. Louisville Democrat. Cor. Ecrdrr, of Kanus. Some time since. Gor. Reeder, of Kan sas, published a letter, addressed to Mr. Manypenny, Commissioner of Indian &ffairs, reflecting very severely upon that functionary fur allusions contained in a report to the President iu which he (the Commissioner) recommended that certain contracts, made bv Reeder, who was tointj inlcrested with the. two associate Justices of the supreme court and the United States attorney of Kansas, with certain half breed Indians for lands, be not approved. Thin letter was generally published in the newspapers, and closed with the following paragraphs: Your report on these contracts makes, as I have shown, fierce charges of fraud. If they are true, I am a dishonest intn; if false, you are a slanderer. One of vs, then, disgraces the office he holdsand it is time to know which is the rnan. Iu view of this, I propose to you, sir, a compact, that if you hall, before the firslday of Oclober next, make good those charges to the satisfaction cf the Tregident. he shall at once remove me from office; and if you fail, the sam.e penalty shall be meted out to you. Tou have sown your miserable, baseless, inexcusable calumny broadcast oyer the Union, and now I solicit, I challenge, I defy you to this test, if there i? a spark of manliness in your composition, you will not shrink from it. 1 desire to goad. you to its acceptance. Office, in my estimation, is of little val. ue; reputation is priceless, and my only fear that you will decline this offer is based upon the cogent evidence that jour estimate of these commodities is in an inverse ratio to mine. 'I shall make this letter public, and await your early replyaddressed to Easton. Pennsylvania. I express the hope lhat your reply vrill be a categorical, dis-

tinct, and positive acceptance or refusal j of my proposal, without any evasion of i

the point, or creation of new issues. 1 will make no other issue, and enter into no discussion with you until this is disposed of, Bnd your reply, if not published by yourself, will be published by mo." Mr. Manypenny's reply is a most triumphant one, showing coitclusivel) , that the contracts in question were contrary to law and the regulations of the Indian department. He puts Gov Reeder utterly hors de combat, aud closes his communication as follows; 'In relation to the singular proposition for 'n compact' between us. by which it shall be agreed that,, in a given con- .: . :. u fc f o i...r..7 , I . , v' tober r.ext. tlie President shall remove one of us, I have to remark that I have no bargains to make, and certainly none of this character. The power of removal ä. -AM . .;....( epd in ih ..... U3 , , ...... ... .o ..-.v.. v. President, and it seems to me it is nri ther consislPtit nor respectful to the Irei(t-nt to entertain your proposition, Wore I to do so, however, with a profert of the communication to which I am now replying, and the other testimony in the j Indian oflice, I might jafely rest the case. "As I am not in the habit cf publishi ing in the newspapers of tlie day the oli ; 1 mrrnnn,Liir nf fhij ntfire I nnict - i w " . leave to you tlie pleasure of givin IU1S communication to the public." The next chapter in this "sträng', j eventful history is the subjoined f ote t from the Secretary of State to Gov. llee ! der: 'Dfimi'TMfvt of Statt. ) ,. . ,,,...( uasntngton. June u. izoo.) Sin: I am directed by the I resident to i n for m von that 'with the developments before him in reference to the purchase 01 jans;is :iuii-nrrca rpservatiuns nnne r T t ! i . " l by you in the territory of Kansas, an l in which, as you state, Judges Johnston nnd to other speculations by you in land of the Territory, apparently in violation ot j acts of Congress and of regulations cf ( the department, be ftels embarrassed to Nee how, consistently with his couvic j tions of duty, he can allow the present olTictil relation to the territory of yourself or of cither of the other guitlemen I named to continue, unless the im oressions which now rest upon his mind be removed by satisfactory explanations. 'The President will, however; be gl&d to receive and consider any explanation which you may desiro to make iu regard to ti e character and extent of the transactions abov referred to. and particularly the nutters spoken of in the letter of (. W. Clarke. ImMan Aznt. dated Mav i 8, 1S50, and addressed to tho Siiptriti j I teodr-ut of Indian affairs for Kansas, n copy of which was forwarded to you at Karton on the 5th inst. "I am, sir, very respectfully Your obedient servmt, W. L. M.i:cv. llox. A. II. Relder." To tili Gov. Reeder replied as follows: "Nr.w Yo?:k. June 13. Sin: Your letter of the l Ith, postmark d ih. l-Jih;"wC3 i,Uu! to .V - b - 4:t..'l ten and eleven o'clock last night, after I had made all my arrangements to leave for Kansas ot six o'clock this morning. "I could not remain at hoano to reply fully to tbe communication without gros neglect of my official duties, anJ it is equally clear tbat I cannot give to tho grave matters it contains the deliberate reply which ihcy require while I am en route day and night. Nothing is left me, therefure hut to proceed to the Territory, and reply to your communication there. I wrote tu the President yt sterday from Eston, and must express my regret that your communication was not made at an earlier day. "Very respectfully. You: oheJient servant, - A. H. llttnnn. Hon. W, L. Mabct, Srcretary of Sta te, Washington." ine .uomey uenerai anuresseu letters similar to lhat above of ' the Secretarv of Stale, to each of tho associate justices and the United Stales attorney implicaled wiin Gov. Heeder. Better Times Coming. Bnrnuni's ZSaby Ixhibition I nr. !. mrwi, ii tli. cT1n.i;.l ...H.nni .c -mm -jr M.1 kMOCVlCt$ Now opening bv the uiiderMcne.1 nt his old taial. His room basluvdy underpin new rmnpemn.ts und th.-ronsb repnir?. nnd with bin extensive new Stock, nnd unusuly lnv priee.. he has no fear b it what his heretolV re liberal cuMoirxTS and no ti . is "in n trj itt t . i i i f ii- 1 i L'T. I ill iners and the citi.em i"Mirl:all connty 'ally, will five bima call especially when pener, they are m fully ccnvincitl that it is to their own interests to do so. N. R. PACKARD. Juno 21. 13"5. L'üilCAIj liSTKU viESTä ci val ioua kinds, jiiit received sin.l lor ff.de cheap at rACK AR! VS. ll:f j'ine 21. CiOrri2I2, Itic-r, Tobacco, And ; kinds ol Spic. s, are ..in? at ntlnci .1 pri-I c s at th Grocery and lrovi ou Store of j'ii.eSl . - .. R. PACKARD gTOIVBi ami Woodrnwiirc of al) kinds at V CKAKD'S. S)itmrnt lu town, from is to $ 1 00 per pound, luw rt eHving nnd otfriinff nt PACKARD'S. JL lhat Fine f.ohleii Syrtip thnt is now of lered to cii.t..mer a little lower than the name article ran 1 j,im h"d d.ewhere in ih? market. There's a little left nt PACKARD'S j"ut "- . 14'f. fSOj While -rhh, foil Fish, and iIäi IrlacIiCl t'l by the W.I. or kit, may be tint! at PACKARD'S. jnue 21. 14tf T701T CAi'T MISS IT Kor every J thing ia tlie way ol Grocerio, y'i will find at PACKARD'S. AT THE BRICK STORE, 000 Of tlieLsporte and Tlyn m or which will be rivcn in exchange, Goodj "at th9 very lowest cash pricf s. H. II. OGI.ESBEB & Co- ' My 31, 1855. - ; . lltf.

Con illy Oliiccrs. R7CHARI) COIM1AI.F.V Clerk. JOHNSON7 nnOWNLKK, Ilecorder, JOSEPH EVAN'S, Treasurer, JOHN L, THOMPSON, Sheriff, TMOMVS McDON'ALD, Auditor, OLIVER Y, MORKtS. Surveyor.' J, K, VA X V A LK KXB : ' 1 1 1 J , 1, M. SAM' L MC DONALD, Swamp Land Com'r.

Stark ('oriiity OiHccrs. I C. IH'MIMIRF.VS, Clerk. Mr. CHIPMAX. Sheriff. C. Ilt.'MlMirjEVS, Auditor. Y. V. McCORMtCK, Treasurer. J S RENDER, Sn eyor. j C. s. TIRIUTS, S J. POZAKTII. Post Swamp Land Commissioner. t Master. j. iiuaiiin. lifCMniri. 1 - V I tl'IMI I 1 ; K. V. SITINKlf, Justice nf the Peace. Knox. . . (jakrolL. " j j LitportC & PI VlllOIltll Tlailk KoaJ MoilCV. (QAny of our fubscribers wishing . : enher mi on in th s V iml nf pay their suDstnpuon ! ,um,s- ma7 Jusl DnnS r t . l ? alon: New subscribers can have the Ualiner S months : for one dollar of it. tf. BRING THEM ON! I he 1 iahest n arkot nce will he allowed on ubscription, for any amount of clean Linen ....... . .. . .. ... fi ll, . L. . flCTll.TT..I . . L .1.1. .'Ill' I .. r. ...,.. .1VS itiierci ai iz.i eiii'.t. , L'on t la 1 to pav your suoscripMon, when yon can pay it in rairs. LUNGS! LUNGS!! , dein o.-r Hvur,., o,.... -ocium.... hi mi M'e refer our resden to an advertisement in anoi ht-r oiuinn, ior nui pariicuiar. concer..inj j IH' Ol in. I.IIIUS M L l Mll'l Hi lie one of the most remarknhle cures, for all Ies- ! ct:otioii ot der rises of the lutnrs. eer mscov- .. t, virlm.s ,iave i.eeu tested by hn- ( (Ired?, who have obtained their kt.oA ledge by Is ; the 1 est of iill teachers experience. ; .T,.,i, who have obtained their UoAleJire bv j y l iM'.V i'k. n ans miokaxa is lue no l ai Ail i i icn u i üiLiLiL.1 3 ' 0 - - ITlV'snns snfferin from diseases of the throat or luturs are, in a ureat majority of cases, coinph l ly restore 1 to health t-y a fai'hlul trial ot Dr. Curtis' Uyeana or iitlialin-j Vapor. H" the n.u tor's new 'ret!iol of treatliient, the me.lic.il aeiit is breu.ht in 1 ire t contact .with the disease I purts, nnd c.innot frtil of ha in,' a beneficial effect. All Drm:j irists sell it. See advertisement in this paper. i nuitnn. ur. i ur:i fiveaua is tlie origin al aihl onlv ireiic.ine article. nr. Lhtoflud. Free i::iuks at l'ar. C0ERECTF.1 Wtl KI.V. . Ihtnk of Indinna. Michigan City. 1 I5roi kvil!e hank, llrookvilb. Jhink of Syracuse, Syracuse. do Elkhart, Elkhat. Eorkville, Ilorkvillo. ftoshen, nof..n. Mt. Vernon, Mt. Vernon. Salem, Snlein. The t:pitl, nlinnnpolis. U'iUsaw, Warsaw. Montif ello, Montitel lo. P.ldt, I'.i- li. :o do i do Canal l ank oi Evansvdle, Evan-ville. ( lcM t'"t L ,,y l'a"k ,!oii amorn.L'e, v iiy oaioi, .iuk'ii:i,;o v ht. I . .-.1 1 i t : .. 1 :. . 1 eiir.ii 1 .iiiiv, 1 in. i.ui.i p-ins. j Fayette county bank, I'onut riville. 'Farmers' bank, WVst field, jflrnrneicy bank Lafayette, j lloosu r bank, Lo.'ansport, in'ii.iii.i ii.iun, .'"M ...... 11. Indiana Stick bank, La port e. Kentucky Stock bank, ("ol'iiiibns. Iluntin-jtoii county I M:k, Huntington. I - aiTV - - il l;j 1 Merchant:' V MrL.'nie: bark, New. Ml. anv. ' N. York V Yiririr.i.'i S'ab; stfurk Lk, F.vaiisville ' Pra.iric City bank. Ttrre .iute. Southern bank. Ter re Haute.. Salem hank, Malern. Savings bank of n!i-vna. Connersvillc. Trailers l ink, nsianapolis. Itiiiian Jleserve lank, KoK'.uno. IjTor the future w sliall omit thoe tliat .nre no, current, as there are. about as many prices upon tl.eir i'jueJ aj there are shaving shops to issue them. MOTIC BOOKS will be ej iicd for the S'iliMTiptit I of ('.ipital S'o. k t tlie 1110111. t of Oi 'tl 111 lliiiiiln d Thons nui ! liar, for the Urnu b of tlielii ik ol tli'- Mi t of liidi uir', loeated under the Act of tin- rSt-ii.-ial Asm lal.Iy f thf S': te of Indian:', entitled "An A t to e.t.ib!ib a with lirat elu-,' tit Ply 11 outh en the 10.li ihiv f .lulv l5"i, lu twri'ii tin li'iiun of 9 ami 12 i o'clock, A. Vi. at the County Auditoi's ellke. P.vnieutJi. q'lie bin k will ! kept oj-on bi t wi i-n the 1 i.,.v meniii.i.ej lu nrs r:,h dav, for tl.irtv i d.ivs, ifaid amount l'.st.tk be not sooner nibscri'ied. HIOS. L. SMITH, ) A. L.OSl 01l. I J. T. F.LI. IO I T. J A. L. BOA CIL I J. I. UKFKEE, j Commissioner?. To .Von JicKuTeMs. riTVTOi ! ATOTUI'. is herebv fiven tlmt the under--i- i III III' If IUI iüt ill j UHH.IUII us on the iHth davof Juue 185.', at ten o'clock a. ; on snid day, proc rd to survey ami locate j t,,e corners ot tl.eir I tnd iu sections 2.1 cc .5ft, , township 32 north, ot rainre 1 east, in Mar-; i il,a11 -outy. To meet at Wm. Jones' and. continue iroui day to ilay till all is finished. ' J , at tl. ion TO.nlent s vi' hn :: in rni-ft thf Siirvf'rir e t::r.e and place above mentioned, and defray or provile for I'efravinjj their portion of the expense of said survey, will be returned to the connt Auditor ot snid county, and suh delinquency placed on the tax duplicate and , collected according t j law. ! AVM.JOXF.S, GLO. A.MOHLICK. June 1 1, 1G3. . i:'t3. To .Von Ilcsiflcnts. IVTOTICE is hereby e.vcti that ti e mub-r-JN signed, t ith the e.junty Surveyor, will on 4L. in i-oii .ny fii juiy i ... at ten o clock a. m. on sntd day, proceed t survey ami locale the o or;ers of their 1j id n section l'J, tovenship .11. ranjje 1 west; and section 21. town .14 raupe J west, in Starke county. To meet at Samuel Hamlet's on said day i.r.d continue from day to day until all is finished. Non residents who fail 1o meet the Surveyor at the time and plaea above mentioned, and defray or provide for defraying their portion of the expense of said Purvey, will be returned to the county Auditor of said founly, and fcuch delinquency placed on the tax duplicate and collected accurdir.g to law. . JÜIIXROOS, : &A3PL. HAMLET. June 14, 185. PdtJ, To .Von Hcsitlcttts. K'OTICE is hereby c?ven that the undersigned, with the county Surveyor, M ill on the 2Cth day of June 15", at ten o'clock a. m. on sa d day, proceed tos-urvey and locate the corners of their lacd in sections 7, 17, 18, 19 and 20, in to'vn 31 noith. of roige 3 west, in Starke county. To meet at Jacob Dunham's on said day, and continue from-day to day till all is finished. Non residcflts who fail to meet the Surveyor at the time and place alove mentioned, and defray er proide for defraying their portion of the expense o? faidsurvey, will be returned to the couniy Auditor of said county, and such delinquency placed on the tax duplicate and collected according to law. . JACOB DUNHAM. I. R. MARSH. June 14, 1S53. 13t3

"jVTOTICE is hereby eiventhat the Comniis- j 11 hoik rand Engineer ol Starke con.ity j

will oiler lor sale as the law directs, the contr;ct of Ditching as follows the contractors will receive their pay for the Ditching iti State Lands anywhere in the county: Ditch no. 5, town 3'2, range 1 west, 000 Rod, do 1. ilo do 3 do 4"0 do. do 4, do 3 2, do 2 do J:;0 do. The above ditches will be offered on the 3iUh day ot June IC5Ö, at mv store in Knox, Starke county ul. at 1 o'clock p m. on said day (MI AS. S. TIDBITS Com'r. J; S. Render, Engineer. June 14, l-i:,5. 1313. ADMINISTRATION. TVTOTICK is hereby triveti that the under signed has taken out letters of admin- ; I jstrat on on the estate ot. Abraham Miller, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate II S I U CMU C w y.nent, and d to recent ement. Said are required to make immediate p those having claims are requested them according to law for settlement eitate ,s 1,rüba7ipK',fri r r,f . JACJLII MILLER, Adm r, PIvmntl, Thm I I 1 S."". lift To .Von liesidenrs. NOTICE is hereby civen that the undersigned, with the county surveyor, will on on the .,.th day of June IU5.", at J o'clock p. tn, on sai-i uay, proceed to survey and locate the corners of his land in section 31. township ;5v, rarue 'J west, m Starke county, nd. J To meet at the subscribers, arid continue from ft'lvtf.l-1Jll.lfit4ntlio4ifiict.ol Vii ...:.,f-.,,.. r.,;, , .,. 1 - . . äuu resu.ents wjiolail to uieetthe Surveyor ; , .e time and place above roeutioned. and: defray or proride for defraying their portion nf - j the expense of said survey, will be returued i to tl,: county Auditor of said county, and such deliiMinency placed on the tax duplicate and i ro:i. rtc.l accnr.liiir to l.iw. ISAAC MARSH. 1313. 1 Jmi I J " -j.. - . - i . i . I iAOIICC 10 i011 UCMQCniS. j underpinned, with -- veyor, will on the fith df ! rilllK nndersirned. with the countvsur ay of July lr..".5, at ; j o'clock p. m. on said day, proceed to survey 'in. fK-QTu i o fort irc nr lie r 'm , in tinriiiik ........... ... ......v. 0.,. ,........, 7. is. l ' iV jo. town? im :vi nortri. ot rnni'e J west, in Starke county, ml, to meet at (. C I'etro's at the time above named, .and continue. from day to day until all is finished. Non residents w ho fail to meet the surveyor at the time ami place above named, and de ray or proy'xie tor tefrayin their proportion of the expense of said survey, will he retun;ed to the county Auiiitorof said county, and sucti delinquency placed on the tax duplicate ami collected according to law. WM. C. LARAREE. SAULN'E. Jure 1. in." 5. ir.tl. STATE OF INDIANA. MARSHALL COUNTY, ss. In iJir Mir shall Circuit Court, .1hl' Term 1-5. John I! DoohUle, vs. Divorce. Catharine IWJt!le. lie il known tha.1 on the 13tb day of .tune l.'tr.ö, the eoinplainant iu the foreiroir entitled cause filed his complaint in my o.Ti'-e I," ijainst sai-1 deendant. for divorce, also at the anie time the fttli lavit of a dibiutercsttd per son, from which it appears that said defendant is a no;i resident of the State ot Vndiana. The said '.e'endant, Catharine Djolittle, is hereby notified of the. filing and pendency of said complaint as aforesaid, and that unless .1... n.i.l i ,!ua .1 n ii .'ti-.i. .1 1 . i v. i.w 41 . . a. . . . . i ."ii .ii'iicii i (i 1 1 1 1 im. a1 1 , i u. 1 1 oi uc ii on int je iu on or before the c.iliin of this cause at the next term of the Marshall circuit court to le held at tin; court hou-e in Plymouth i'i said county, on ti e second Mmi-lay in Aii 'ust next the matters and thins therein contained wi'.l j be taken as confessed, and be determined in her alisence. Attest: K. CORRALF.Y clerk. ! Pr II. C. Corbabjy dep. loie I.C ..r'cr plillä. attys, Jutie I I, i::5ö. lT.tr; rrHK Cotnily Auditor submits to the Hoard J. of Commissioners of Marshall county, the following reported Ueee'pts and expenditure, on accoutit of said comity fur the financial year ending Mav 'M, l;t. .": There have l een received at the county IreaFiiry since June settlement, I, as follows: for dcl'qt. tax as er AugUit&etllemen t 1N3I, " $ 101 00 For revenue of I S-"1 as founu on settlement, April 17, 1-5 , J,0t)2 "'" I or jury and docket lees. 7 .'id Z .i 91 i vi iam in I. o.ivie i rcosuiy, r. a v. - .... . . : l ... ... t S Total receipt?, fl,2Uöl peiiIitnrcs. There have been County orders issued since the first day of June I'1, until the 31st day of May 18".) inclusive, nuniberin? from one to five hundred and twenty-five, for the Jollowin objects, to wit: For expense of Assessors, 207 40 i

Auditor. o Fxtra, Criminals, SheniT, 5:;9 7! JO'J Ul) ööl 13 293 41 100 OD C!5 I i 131 5 OS Oti 102 o: Hi7 Si do F.xtra, Poor. nsane, E'ectioiis, Public building, Specific allowance, Conn y Commissioners, III 0i) S-aiiotiery, 3 SD J4rJ 17 32 ?. 14 197 36 9.1 45 J,R)0 00 5( I 9.1 JO 00 7o 00 3 0;) 17 11 21 (0 113 6ö ro c,o Clerk Roads, P. blic Printing, Intpest, Judge of C. P. court, Bailiff Poor Farm, f!raiv tV pet. juror?, Special prosecutor, Delinquent list, Couniy Ai'ent, Moneys returned, 11 olf Scalps. Int. on county orders, For Treasurer's bill for wood, printing A;e, ; ForTreas'rs ?i percf. on 51 133 C. 103 4:! o . pcrct. for receiving & paying out S19 S'J, 2 4 Total Expenditure?, do Receipts, Kxcess of expenses over receipts. Treasury minus June 1, 1S51, S S,978 7:1 , 4.213 öl 5 19 ! 2.U91 211 j Sö,75ö 43 j Totnl ndebtedness. All of which is respectrully submitted. t. McDonald, a. m. c June 1st. A. D. 1855. Examined and approved by the Board, June Cth 1I55. DAVID VAN V ACTOR, ) S. O. GORDON, Comi's. JAC013K.NOI1LOCK, 3 I would remark in relation to the indebtedness of the county, that several items of expense .ue unusually laTe. The expense of jurors, poor and criminals, amo mttothe enormous sum of ?l,7f)0 22. The purchase of a tract of land lor a I'oor ratm, nas mcreaseutne indebtedness of the county 1,800. 1 he üe 1

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linqaent county Revenue runs up to the un-1 and' continue from day to day until all is aprecedented amount of Sl,8ü0. In addiiion ; ished.

to this, the county owns 8950 in the stock of ths Fort Wayne and Chicago Katlroad. v ere these amounts available, they would reduce the indebtedness of the county about one half. In orJer to pay off the indebtedness and the current expenses, the per cent for county purposes will have to be tVgWg increased over what it was last year, which will be cheerlully paid by the greater portion of those who are not delinquent. t. Mcdonald, am c. Jane U, 1355. - I3t3,

SILVEKSMITIIIN'U. t SIAS. Kl, im: tta lA'tiiwrDi'l I xt:.. r t V, V ' I fl D tliO Mtl7)lC n 11 I'll.nil till , 4, llfl, cr i x ,, "T"1 outh Hotel, ovul UrcKjko & Hou-l.to.i s Siore, j wlltre he is prepared to repair Clocks, Watch es Accordiaus, Jewelry, & c, in the best man ! "e5 ml al ieaoiiable. prices. June 14. lSt I. To .1Vi i: s 'uU iits. f I "M1E 'iiHlerMjrned, with the c. unty Surveyor will mi t!i M'itli A iv j.f I..!.- 12V. o ) O llMCK I. 111,011 OilV Il ... -.l t,( Mir'V m 1 . (and locate the rorn.isoJ hi, h.nd , M-.timsU; ami 10. loviiMiipo,' noriu, oi ran" 4 win, in S'arke coiiiity. To inet at tin HiliscrilKr, and continue from day to day until sill is finihit. . ! . I I--!. ..1 V i f :S,,,M "5 v,1 fl1 to l,,ri' ;.tW , ! f lU" ,:,.,d !'"iCV r',OV.r -- -ry r jmon , dc tor def.ay.n t ,.-,r pmtioi, .1, .. ....... . ... . I ......1. .1.. K l,,,n"7 - ,j ,v,h v placed on th,- tat duplicate and collected according to law, CALVIN EITERSON 113. Jtnie'JL 13.V5. .State oV Biicliaiaa: 32ai!iall coimly,: In the Marshall Circuit Court, Avgtist term. 1S55. : Eliz ibeth Itingb, i 1 u f. tfrii.ttitif r..r .t t : . . . ,:.., V '.. A. lam ltuirle. "RE it known that on this ICtli day of June j jl) the complainant in the almvi; enj titl- l i :ois-, by Corbin, l er aitm-my. lib d in my oflice her complaint in this behalf', also the a!li.l;.vit of a disiiiierested pi rsou. Miowiu; thar ; Kiul dt I.'iiuuiil is alien resuieut ol tlie btuto ol ihiirlti:). I The Miid defendant Ad:m Kirple is tbereI hire hen by notitietl of the l.lin imil pendency j of .viid romplaii.t, and ihnt unless he appear und j pl- id iinswcr or demur tlo reto on or before th calling of saiil caiisn .it the next term of the M nh ill circuit court, o be l.oldeii at the court h.mi- in Plymouth, in .::id cot; .... 11 ...1,.. ... . 1 . . . . , .v ... m ,f u, hi... 1.. t .ki n im. ,.t.. V ..- heard and determined in his :ibsem e Alte.vt: II. CUKBALEY, clerk. Coibin, Aftv. forpllfl". June 21. 1 ... 11:. PORK FOR SALE. rpi . ..i ,.,..:i .. i r... . r.,. r. i lie Miusi ii.ru ii.i ioi .-iiie, ioi ;.imily use, Hams, Shoulders and Pickled pork, at his (Jrocery Store. HOliT. Kl'SK. June 7, :i-V. 12tf. littsbiu Mone Coal. Bushels, best quality Pi tsbun: Stone Coal for sale at t he si-ru of the Mi Fad Lock by II. S. KELLOO'J. Ferü, Ind. Apr, ", 18"5. :Jtt. Sinti: of Iisdiana, 3failiall County, ss: Marshall Common Picas Court, Juli term, ISDj. Ob. d M. B nnir.1 vs (J- or-je II. n.oosov, Foreclosure." 1 1 u' r IIu! et i n. J The pi I'liVfTin tli" .nbove entitled cane tli i day tiied his complaint lor foreclosure of n orti;:ii:e ; als an allidnvit bowin that George IIK.imsey, olio of s;iid d'deiulauTs, is u non-resi-ib-litot n Sta of liidi inn. Tiie said d f. iidanT. CJ. i rpe II. Knmsry, i tin reft. re hereby netilied i f tho tiliitir wnl pendency of said cotupl lint, mid that unless he r.ppear und pie. id. auswi-r or demur thereto on or before the calling o s.ud cause at the next term of the M;trsh-.tll Common PI-! Court, t. beholden at tlie C nut llnie in IVymouth, ii snid con ivy, on tlie third Monday ot July nex', t!:e s.iTne as to him wiil lt iV.eii as confessed, :md beard and d t'Tiuiiicd in tii absence. Attest, RICIIAKI) COHBALFY, Ci k. H..u. V. t' rtr P.:!' Alt' v. Piyrno-iUi, Ind., June 1 Ith, ItJO-V 13t3 STATU OF INDIANA. MAUSHALL COUNTY, fs. In the Marshall Cirtult court, Augu.t term Pitrpont C. Turner, j vs. Divorce. Co.mclia Turner. j BE it known that the romplaiuant in the above entitled eaue has filed hi petition for divorce in tli is lehalf; nnd it is made satisfactorily to appear, by the affi iaut o' a disinterested person that said defendant is a non resiilei tn' the State of in. liana. The said defendant, Cornel ii Turner, is therefore hereby notified of the filing and n:encyof said compliunt, and that unless fhe pjipear and plea-.!, .inswcr or demur to sail rompl.'iint on or before the "nllintr of sard cau: e al the iietlerni of the Marshall c'reuii court, to be hohlen attl.e court hoiKe in I'lym outh in said county, on the second Monday in August next, the san:e will be heard and determined in her absence. Attest: R. COI'Il A LEY clerk. Ho-ltjes & 1 'o-Icrattys for Pltff. June 14, 11.55. 13t3. Meat Market. . A: . Palterjsoil Have erected a Jleat Merket on the corner north of Pershing's Drug store, where they will endeavor to supply the citizens of Plymouth with fresh meats every morning, or as of'eu as the demands ol their customers may require They witipay tie best market price in cnth for Duller, F.p-c.s and Chic kens, and ill at Ii timej be ready to pay cash Tor Fat Cattle, Shet p and IIo? . " J. cc S. P. June 7, lf-55. I2tf. .liUn hi istralor's .Voficc. TVJ UTICEis hereby given that I have been 1.1 appointed Administratrix of the estate ot Ilurh R. West, la e of Marshall county, deceased; and all persons indeb cd to said estate are requested to make immediate payment The f-aid tstale is prohaMy solvent. RLIZA EST, Ailra'rx. June 7, 1855. 12U. More Excitement. SHE undersiguod is ready ami rather anxious, at his -t?S ld stand, up stair3 over Parnard's S id. Ho i-hop, for a little mere excitemeiit in the Tailoring Business. He is prenanil to do work in "2iSÄ-his lin iu the most fashionable style, and will insure his work to do good service. Thoe who know anv thing bont throw ing away tlnir money in beyinj potid and fine goods, which have been ppoiled in 1 in? jmorly inade np, may do well to call ut the Tailor's Shop. N. B. G innents of all kind cut t rr ler. cn short notice. p. H. EAVF.U. riymo-ith. May 31. 1?"5. lltf. TO NON. RESIDENTS. NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersirned, with the county Surveyor, will, on the 2nd d iyof July. 1835, at 10 o'clock a. in. on said cay, proceed to survey and locate the cor ners ot his land in section 21 township 33 ners ot his land in section 21 township north of ramre 3 east, to meet at Y. Jone's. N-n residents who fail to meet the Snrveyor at the tims and place above mentioned, and defray or provide for defraying their portion f the expen e of said survey, will te returned to the Comity Auditor, and such delinquency placed on the tax duplicate and collected ac coidrr.g to law. - j . YT. JONES. June 7, T 855. . 12t3. LANK NOTES, Of an approved ibrrrj for sale at this office

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I L'e situations, the following desirable property 9 II ' TI.e "I'omeroy Rrick Store Properly," end (--tiv.v. ''tills " ltl 'iUll L'J M a lar.je fine buck Sto e. and warehouse back 1T. ... . ,.lie:,.KB ; Part oflot 41. feet by 12, Iyü 20 feet south of the brick More, with a two story wood building. A fine l-u iness Icatioa both in the best business 1 lock in town. Also Village Lots with and without dwelling larte aud small, in various parts of the town. A I mi Eight Acre of Land adjoining the o 'P, .. .,..rw 1...r..,. ...l fi-.e.ter nrivi!e-e to suit that buiue.-s very ,iu -..i iiu,.,.;lin 13 i Al Several tracts of land in variouj 'un ui lino "UIMI. 8u acres of heavy ti.nlered-wild, 2 mile from town. . ac iri parts of this counlv. ' c l Kr; acr. s, part timber and balance improve J. , n fumi t 10 .-icresliht barrens, one forth of a mile from town. '3() acres, 40 improed, barrens, 17 miles from town; All in f;ood itti-hlorl ootl, urrounded by fine improvements, and for sale al tern j loir r-ites. Till indisputable. AIo other Lands at tlie ua' jiT'es th:o the country. C. 11. EKKVE. 1 lymouth, Ind., May 3, 1".V. 7tf. STATE OF INDIANA, ft noil i i m i tl T" i the Marshall c-ircuit eovrL j'ACOB V,. DAI LEV, et. al. v. John Lowry et. al, and the heirs of Samuel Kepler deceased, whose names are unknown. On the J3d day of May a petition was filed in my office by Jacob 1!. Jailey, for partition of beloiyin.: to the estate of Martin Uailey deceased, to whic'i the heirs of Samifi. Kf ritR deceased, are made part e an l their names are unknown, and they aie believed to be noil residents of the .State, a appears by 1-

ntv i'li tl e tec-' av' ; they are hereby notified of the pen.1 ' ...... .". "I dencv of said partition, and the same will be

, c ,.rt,. ,1 ;t .., ir tnj,uu "". at ti e court house iu Plymouth on the 2d Monday in Aujr st loö.". Attest: II. COr.DALEY, clerk. May 21, 1'm KU1. ncard.Sciiix A: Dunn's Stool J'lovrs tl AA Heard, Senix nnd Dunn's Kichrrorl fl.XjU Steel Plows, Cultivators, Corn Shelters, and a treat variety of faruiintr implements, lor sale al the sign of the Hi Pad Lock ly U.S. KELLOfJC Peru, Ind., April 5, 1C55. 3lf. TO NON RESIDENTS. VTOTICK i, h 1 by ?ien that the Uüder i-nel with the co utv snrveyor. will, 11 the :;t!id.y of Jul lil, at 10 o'clo k a. in. en sil day, pr e el to survey und locate dir com rs of his land, in (section II township 3 1 north, of ranse3 wtst, in M.uhall ci'unty; 1 a inet:iJ. S:ail)8 on aid day. and ton'.iliue from day t day n.til j.ll is liui.-he 1. N ei re.-ident.s who fail toineelthe Surveyor t the time plaee above mriitioiiod, & deli-ay or provide for defraying their portion 1 1 the ex oeiipe of paid Mirvey, will be n turn d to the County Auditor of aid county, and mm h delinpiorey jdaeed on the tax duplicate aud collect 'd uccordinrto law. EL1SIIA V. PLUMMER. June 7. IS j-j. 1.113. 1$ issolnlion ffIIE partneobip heretofore rxiMin? under I ih name andiirni of C. S. &. E. Tibbits, in th lrv Goo. Is lusiue t Kuox. Starke C, was dissolved'on tl l$t f May. 1S")". by mutual rnu.'i!t.' All debts due the firm arc to bo paid to C. S. Tibbits, wh con'iuues the buiiness ut the old stand. Call aud settle uj.. . CHAS. S. TI1T.JT?, EDWAUU T1UKIT.S. June 7, 1855. 1Tlie ISoartl ol Trnjccs of renter Toivmlup JT7"J LI. bold their regular lr.eetin; on th V l '1 i;it'rday in July, September, . - - mm i 1 1 1 ..November, J iini.irv. .l m fi. anJ JHy oi uia .our coinmeuciiiij in Julv, 1?.".. S. U. TABOIt, l'ret. Atto? Thos. K. Iiovoiiro.v, C'cik. Julie 7, IS .". Iff. To .Von IScsirfcnts. "V"OTlCK ishenbv iveii thm JL 1 'rrn-d, with the county S' wt Tho umTor!?iirvYor, will u the 9:li 1hv of July 1355. Rt lOtAfxk a. tn. on aid day juoceed ti furvey and loct the corners of Lis lands iu section 32 towmdiip 3 4 north, of r nuc 4 cot in Mrshall coulitv, to meet at the retddei-c? of J. P. R e. ami continue from day t j uay until idl in fmii.lu'TJ. Non reiduits who fail to meet the Surveyor at the time and p'a.e abore nictitined,fand defray or proide for defr-iyin their portion of the expense of said purvey, wdl be returued to the County Anditerof said county, and such deli nfpieticy pho-eil on be tax duplicate and collected accmdiiijj to law. J. P. ROSE. June 7, 1D."5, 12' 3. T,r Call. W W rif - r vif. unaersiqnf a wouju preier navin nil X business settle 1 xvitbout cost and trouble, but unles his .treounts that are yet outstanding, are closed in some way by tLe first of May, he will be um'er the neccss ty of asking the assistance of oOers to aid him in geitin? his just dues. He wishes to pay what 1-e owes, and must have the means from tho owing him to meet his liabilities. A. SU 1 2?.l BATH EftApril 5, 1?oj. I Must have it. . PHE little amounts due ma for Cabinet vroi, CcfXus Ac, mu-t le settled in some wiy, either by cash or note within a very short time or the accounts of tle indebted, will be found in the hands o.rEq. Smith for the quickest and i hortest way of collection. L. A. JOSEPH. May 17, 1S33. 9tf STATE OF INDIANA. MARSHALL COUNT T, SS: In the Marskall Circuit eorf, August term. 1S53. George A. M'.tca'.f, ) V5 Complaint for Divorce. Mirv Ann Motcalf. S BE it known that on this C6 h day cfMiy I35, the complainant in the "frpoinr cause, by Horace Ooibin, his attorue. ltd Wis coicf I aim in my olTice, apnin.-t the dcfen d.mt, for divorce; also at ihe same time tbcro was filed tLe affidavit of a diititer stcd pcrtou, from which it appears that aid defendant is a non residetit of the State of Ind'nna. The said defendant, Mary Ann Mctca'f", is therefore hereby notified of the filing atd pendency of said complaint fur divorce, as aforesaid, aud that unless she tippcar on I plead, answer or demur thereto, on or before iIm callin j thereof, at the next term of the Muh-ill Circuit court, to be held at the court honseiu Plymouth in said county, on the scccond Monday in Angiut next; tue matters and thius therein char ed will he taken as confessed, and will be determined in her abseic. Attest: R. C0EDALEY. clerk, lr Ii. C. Corbaley dep. Horace Corbin, PItffs atty. May 31, 1S55. Ilt3. Don't Forget it. The . ouder.ijnd respectfully rcqertt all those indebted to hlra or t the late Crm of J. F. Van Ylkenburs;V4i.Co-, to cU audsrttle their accounts, cither by c&iL. note or ether. wis. ... . ROBERT BUSK. Mav 31,185. ' lltf. ;