Plymouth Weekly Banner, Volume 4, Number 18, Plymouth, Marshall County, 19 July 1855 — Page 3

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ready for mailing, may be had at the office for 5 cents each. Agency.--C. S. Tibbits Esq., is our authorized Agent to receive subscriptions and money due u.s, in Starke county. tf. Our Business Directory.--- The reader will find an interesting reference column on our first page--- furnishing a partial index to the business operations of our town. There are several others who were not prepared to furnish us with their cards when called on, as the notice was short. and some others that we did not get to and at all; yet the public spirit and enterprise already manifested by our business men. evinces a determination to merit ' prosperity in their several avocations, and we hope it may be liberally meted out to them. When we get our list completed, of even those who are willing to Incur the slight expense of one dollar per year, it will present quite an array of names and business houses for our thriving little city. There ara several others having cards elsewhere in the pa- per that are too lengtny for insertion in the Directory column, as the space devoted to this department required a lim - it of not over three lines for each card. Runaways.---Occasionally a subscriber or our paper leaves for parts unknown without settling their subscriptions --- Week before last a couple left in pursuit , of a western home, leaving us destitute of our pay for our labor in furnishing them with the Banner. We hope when they get to their place of destination, they will send us their post office address, so that we may send them the balance of the year, as it is not good policy to spoil the volume. The crops throughout all our neighboring States, prove, after the harvesting and close irnvestigation, to be better than was supposed a month or two ago. The corn in söme portions of out own State, preaents rather a poor prospoct, and much depends upon tlie season until gathering time, whether it will be a paying crop or a bare saving operation. For the Banner. Mb. F.DiTOt: When uken into contiJeratiou the growing numbers of newspipr journals in circulation on the con ti- . nent of our wide spread America, an I p iued by all classes, how essentially important is it thit such journal? should, in all their edicts pertaining to morals, te purely so, and in th-ir political - eiselusions, instead of adhering to the dif ferent political faction of tho day, to twit party purposes, stick close to those 1 ?entirn.ents inculcated in tht glorious aentimeiits of the Declaration of Independence, from which document all our general and State Institutions nre, o; should originate from. How highly important, then, that nil our newspapers ahould support true Republican principles that should govern our country, a ince the youth of our country are greatly depending on that source of information to fit and prepare them soon to act &a the sovereigns of the nation. I per ceive, Mr. Kditor, in one of your numbtrs not long since, your avowal of the

course you intend to take in politics was to adhere to the old line Democracy. In that avowal I shall te happy to find you. and as caution iä the parent of Rafrty, ;. wonld advise you to be careful not to ntrrioto the present miscalled Dmornl- ; !C Administra.idn, varying as fir from the true- principles of the old line De moo racy a the East is from tho YVst. and they miy with propriety bo called the Slave ocricy party. I have been permitted to live nince the . first start of the Democratic party, nnd t ran remember when the -elder Adams treat-cut of office. He and hie adminhtratiou were then styled the Federal pirty. nd they were thonght to be too aiis tocratic to suit republican principles. Then under the illustrious and ever to be Tirmbered Thomas Jefferson, sprang up the Di-rnocratic party, and under him and -' tctx.8 of bis successor' to the administra--j t?on tere the true principles of Repubi llcanism and the Declaration of - lade pendence adhered to and fully carried out, nd then were tho old line of Demorracy r fully developed and their rational views T dbered to. . And what was the motto at

that political era? Tha Southern statesi man as "eH as the Northern said no more I clave States to be added tn the Union. The boon of freedom at tha dear bought I tax.rifica of patriotic lives, suffering by frost, hungr, ami many other privations. wss then too recent to be forgotten by . the surviving patriotic statesman of that day. They also well remembered that mong the many grave charges against

the British government, that caused the - Mptration, was the African slave trade, t. If foreign slave trade was of such an e enormity as to causeamong other wrongs f complained r,f, a separation, certainly alavery extension and. slavery- trading tnust be so. Oar government cannot be r considered culpabl for alavery, as it xI iited at the close of the Revolution. But they are justly chargeablo for all the ex- - tension since, as being directly opposed to the true spirit and totally antagonistic v to all Republican principles and- of the doctrines contained in the Declaration of t Independence, and all' such extensions have their foundation in absolute wrong. ejtablished by municipal usurpation. It way be argued thru agreeable to the comfTOtaise line of 1820 or thereabouts, that k' ilavery iiad a right to lat. 3G deg. 30 min, s but this does not prove that a wrong coni . ' j , . .it . : I . r ' .

iDica i iv siiay cuiiuuai siriie establishes the principal of slavery to be right. Tht overthrow and fate of thaf sacred compromise, iiowever sacrificing it was. I made. at. the expense and infringement of . th tJatioptd character is too well known far aato add to whit has of late been atd of,thd mitteT; and the Just rebuke

the perpetrators of the Kansas ami Nobraska Iniquity received was plainly shown at last fall's ballot box, from the

4 u u o , u ..,. , - a man. a statesman, too, w.ho nlone has been the fir6t one to assail the Declaration of Independence? frajing that part of it was a self-ev ident lie, whereas, in that declaration, the declarers say that all men are equally endowed with certain inalienable rights by their Creator, and for the first time it has been contradicted by John Petit, and to make good r. mlnnt.n.c ..1,.;., ,...i ; , , ""! and true meaning, and for man s inherent inalienable rights as given him by his Creator, substitutes man's mental capac itics aU, pnys:CBj organization. 0, thou j great and would be wise . Johu! in your j duplicity you have only shown your own weakness, for what mn. is there who is not mrtntdft nt A i s t i n p 11 i ü), i 11 cr l.ctivpfii , , . , . c . . . . man s innerem rinis ana ins corporal endowments? Oh, John, I pity thee for, so wantonly having exposed thy weakness. By the slavery ri,ht supporters all who disagree with them are charged and branded rs disunionists. I cannot agree with them, as I contend that slavery has no right that our government was obtained for the purpose of republican freedom, and should like to see' some feasible tdan proposed and actfd t . , , ! upon to ob iterute the foul stain the s ave I ' , . . , r, occupancy hns created on our nation. h3Tp j hearj the Amrican citizens. when I was in Cuiada. extidling their !feO covernment end institution. rep'.icd to by a British subject, "What! von Americans boast of voir free c 'V-rnm-ot und tili have established within .I filill bara e Jihi ,1 of rnnr States the mot absol ute J sever , . .. . i v , sl3Ter.v ine WIJOle RV'Dt,;"" our government is but a mongrel, pnrtly free and partly th? most despotic of i ii jpsro's " j YVhtn I henrlhe slive-ocricy party conpoor oevu nävi noi a iegiiirndit claim to any pirt thereof. An Oli Line Dfmochat. Thh Crots and Business Pkosteuity. The Nw York eveuing I'oit of Fri lay ;at siv; From all parts of the country South, West, East and North continue to come 1 accounts of the most fdvorable conation of the growing rops. Iti the South corn has superceded cotton in thisyear's plan ting to a great extent, and the yield will bp very great. The high price cf com. 1 which is the stnple food of slaves in the j South (as i. i of hogs in the Wesl) has rendered, for many months past, the expense of maintaining slaves much more oos ly. There w ill be a change in the fall in this respect, which has beu the stimulus to the exteuled planting of Tho prospects of the harvrst in rem. Europe are very encouraging, and, con sequentlv, with this basis of wealth in the world, the mass of commercial ea changes must multiply exceedingly in the months succeeding the gathering of the harvest on monetary matters, and en i-neral trade and commerce, are much more judicious than any war which does not always seriously stint th supply-of food. ' - With such an extreme abundance of money as now exists to float the mark?!, the still greater abuudanc of produce, following an unusual liquidation of indebtedness, the elements of prosperity, of a future active tinde and commerce are fully recognized, and renewed confidence gives tone and buoyancy to all solid securities. 7'ue Wife. Soma one offers tho following: How many men are aware that their position depends upon tlis place which society nssigtis to hid wife.'. If she makes !ier hubiud's home cheerful and respectable, by her -intelligence, graces and virtue?, indeed. pleasant pUce to visit nnd to call, he receives tho benefit socially, or he niav marry out of social conventional society .It mntters less w hat the refinement of tha husband may be, or ihe want thereof, if ihe wife possesses those qualities of head and mind, that light up the home with cheerfulness, and comfort. In a larger sense than the common idea, is home the castle nod protection and reputation, and tho test of position." . . A highly respectable UuaUer in New York has been disownod by the Ilicksite Friend in that city, because he had purchased a. pianoforte and had the sme in his houte " in Madison Street. The fact w?s not denitd, but it was averred that ilia offending .Friend hnd ever been an exemplary member of the society; and further, that the piano had not caused nny v isible deterioration in his religious zeal, piety, or . morality. lift ,.wn.a.di gowned by the monthly meeting and appealed to I the qtjartarly meeting.. There the deci sion was condemned., lie then carried the caso up to tho yearly meeting .with the same result. The papers say that tho liquor dealers of our State have fmp'ojed four lawyers to defend their cases in the Supreme Court. If tho law is declared unconstitutional, the lawyers ara to receive 815,000 cash; if not, they nre to get $125 each.- It is said that these gentlemen - reside, ono at Evnnsvllle, one at Indianapolis, one at New Albanv, and one nt Madison. ' - -BOOKS, BOOKS. Artizan and Mechanic's Hand Books, Pickwick Club. . . D dd's Horse Doctor, , ' Thinks to myself, Crotchet Work, . , . . . . Dwi.scht'a Mythology, . . , Spencer's E?ypL Wood fall's Junius. For sale at ROBERTS. . July Ä, 1355. 17jl. Cigars & 1 city, at. Tobacco, the best in the . ROBERTS. . (CURRANTS. EAST INDIA, for sale at V 17yt V ' - ROBERTS - Professor Humphrey' ,5peT5c iravejers and otters,- justree'd and for rale at iyi. -

iiiau.- una ifji..ö .0 .aiuit... ..- ;,.-7.f-..V, to av.vd tlem-e ve? of Tr. Curtis' ! i-hasers Sivmj notes M-,tn approver se'-i.rixy. . - . f T, , " V)f, . . , . ," , slavery rl.?. they pit me in mit.d of I remedy." One who has trud it. Ste er-! wit fc inerend waivi, j; !s U ;lt l!; 7 'cr' i k the devil endeavorin, to tempt our Sa. j t.ement in this i;,cr. f . . prai-euunt law. All sums under three dol- TÄ I ,1? "c" Ä'i V-h on "1;;: ' ii--vior. offering him all the "-s of inc aSei""4 " s cas"1 U jaCOö II: MILLER Adm'r. -ende I to l.i,a, and l.e hope, to merit a con-1 r ease 1. All perso,, in bte b .id ota e j - Iuä earth if he would worship him, j ,fc Tt' ,0 in--, i;t l.n.ianee. aru re;iurel to 11:30 m.tne-.i ite p-wmetit, a:; : j 1 , ' ! . . ..... . t iwrf'i-w7-r " Jul) i"v. fc I Jnm . 1 .",.;. 1.'".1': ! o.,.. !...:... ..1 . . -. ' . .1

County Officers. R CHARD CORRALEV Clerk. JOHNSON BROWN LEE, Kecorder, JOM1PH EVANS, Treasurer, JOHN' L, THOMPSON, Sheriff, TIIOM S. M DONALD, Auditor, OLIVER W, MORRIS. Surveyor: J. F, VANVALKENR' K(i, P, M. SAM' L MCDONALD, Swemp LandCora'r. Slnrl- Consaly Oiüccrs. C. HUMPHREYS, Clerk. Mr. CIIIPM.W. Sheriff. C HUMPHREYS, Auditor.

vv . w . MC (ik.micix, i reasurer. j s RENDEIJ, Surveyor, c. S- TnimTS, Swamp Lnd Commissioner, J. BOZARTH, Tost Master. BOZARTIL Recorder. u- v; SPUJHEli, Ji AIiI1 " justice oi me reaee. ixnox. Laportc riyiiioutli Hank Read Montr. CaAny of our subscribers wishing . to pay their subscription, in thia kind of! funds, may just bring it along. New! subscribers can havo the Banner S months for one dollar of it. tf. BRING THEM ON! . .... l lie ine-M uirKfi ptn.c Lr .iuuhU u.ij ulser'mtion, for any amount of clean Linen j la-.d Cotton S:a?S deliver.,! nt this iffi-e.-1 ' I 7 Dor.'t fad to pay your subscrip'ion, when you can nav it in ras can r1' umrab Inhalation for (!Lcreti Ln! Tl.crinle of in!i;.litir.:i, fir diseised lu-f'? and throat, recoinmendcd bv Dr.t'urtis in his ; a'Iverti?e.:e!it, strikes u a i t:,e tne one. it lis t:o t renerallv admitted by cur bet plivsiinns, tliat lo.-il l.ffi'-ulties ca n only be oci cessfully treated by local npnlia'ious This ! prctiee has be en ptirsn.? ! irom the first w.th ' re soec t to ext ernal i n llama t ion a n l rr.rros irns, e si e not dU-asos ol the tl.ro.it and . n,.cs rn;iy no, j,c trea'td in the same m-inner; : we b 1 e-ve U ey m y. In t.bis vajiaMe dirr.ate ' 01 "r-: "vl eic lu:iL'a:M throat conipuims i.ave l....n,.. . , k ? n r.i i li - it f mi-) t rV - a r n tk f 1 v recon.u.f i:d to tlte public, ni: l to t! e njjlicifil Rank of Indiana, Michigan City, ib'iokvil'e bank, Hrookville. Pauk of SyTa' u.-e, Syracuse.

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do Elkhart. Klkhat. d Rockville, Rockvilte. do fio.-l.eti, (lo-l en. do Mt. YcriiOii, Mt. Ycrnon. do Salem, S:!er:i. do The Capitol, .ndianapolis. . d. RV.rsa'.v, V.'arsaw. do Miiiib ello, Monticello. bj raoli, P;nli.

Canal l ank of P-vansville, Evan"vil!e. Cie-ee:it i'y bank, do. Cajiibrid-o City lank, Cambridge City. Central bank, Indianapolis. Fayette county bank, Connersville. Farirurs' bank, Wesl field. Ciramercy batik Lafayette. I foxier banlt, Loirausport. Indiana l.'rink, iMdison. Indiana stork bank, Lapor'e. t icu-u' n iTiu' rv t'iiii v.. ii ii.i " Huntington county bank, Huntington. Lacrance bank. Lima. Merchants' tt Mechanics' bar.k, Nev Albany. N. York Virginia State stock bk, r.vansvilie ;Prrtte City-t i.ik. "Vtc .vute. Southern bank, lerre uaute. Salem bank, Salem. Savintrs bank of ndiana. Connersville. Traders bnk, ndiauapolis. - ,4 Indian Reserve bank, Kokomo. ZJ For the future we shall omit those that are not current, as there are about as many prices upon their issues as there are shaving shops to Lsuo them. .? . FIXED .- F.aC.T&: I T is a fited fact that the undersigned are ttill exertiiifr theniseivcs to kten up, or'a ittle ahead of the times, in this ae of proressiou, in the rnanfcture and repair of KfSZ. -$t Cm'i'iufjcs. Ye manufacture to order, and of the best material, and our work is i'one by 'experienced workmen. To tho. e who have heretofore hod of our manufacture.; it is useless to talk in an adverti: eincHt, further than to - return our thanks fo; their pat rome heretofore bcitowtd and tofolitita cor.tiimiiicc. It i- al-so a fixe- fv t that we now have and intend kttpiinron hand a constant tupply of The Rochester Plows p FOR SALE, ÄjSäfaa At the manufacturer's prices, to wljch the attention of Fanners is ;secial!y invited, lefore they supply themselves with an inferior article. These plows a'e known to most of our citizens, and hate hereto!oe given general satisf.;ctio i. . With the present flatterir.g prospects of abun dant crops and certain properity, farmers and others need never expect a more fjvoraMe time to purchase such articles as they really lieed Give us a call at all events, and let us talk about it. and if we can't suit you, we hope there w ill Le no harm doneELLIOTT & CO. riymouth, July .12, 1551. 17yl. . THE OLD LINE DRUG l BOOK STORE! G . B. ROBERTS,. . rUHTCJGIST, and J Dook Sem ik, in Clark's Dric.k Block, opposite the pub. squsre LaPorte. In liana, WHOLE SALE and RETAIL-DEALER IN Dr?., Books, and all articles appertaininpto the Fame. Occupying two rooms, the finest and most -extensive in the city, nd having Goods to fill the same he does not hesitate to invite Lis numerous friends and acquaintances, (wLtch a business of. ten years in La Porte, has givea him. to call and- and examine his Stock, which he 'is now receiving. ' ' Druggists, Merchants. Grocers, Pedlars and bthersdiuying Goods to sell again, he cordially invites to cajl. Buying Goods principally by the package, he flattets himself that he can furnish th? same at 83 low prices as they ean be bought in any market, in less quantities. ' . iG. B. ROBERTS. Laporte, July 12. 1353..-:' 17yl. Knife Sluirpeiicrs, Something new a.t.,1 fc r ROBERTS'. Sperm CainIIcs for ?ale by " - - ' O. B.' ROBERTS; RIANQLFS for aale at Roberts. -I7yl. ' "CLARIONETS for sale at , -L'apbrte,. , ROBEBTS. PJyt.' öcrciiadiusr Cane, lor aie ' at ."..' " ROBERTS. . ATHA1R0N, for the Halrn fresh Ittpply lee'd at , . . ROBERTS.:

BOOKS JUST RECEIVED. O it worM, Coie Cut Corner?, StarPnper. .Ntw York Naked, The Wntchrr.an, lit 11 Smith Abroad, Mare of tlie Lairp, I.it ut. Maury's Geograph of the ea, Life of Hill I'oole, (Ir'ice Lee, Summer Lands, ' S. nn. Kansas nnd Nebraska, Wo'.fert's Roost, Parish Side, Our l';irih. A I-onjj Look Ahead, Cuba, Life Sam Houston, at ROBERTS'. July 12. 1S55. lyL

TT ALL LAMPS, for s 17yt. sle at Ro HERTS Laport 'rK. Tirnons HV,R RESTORATIVE ' a.' - - . frpsh mppiy. for sale at Robert. Laporte. July ll', 1-133. J7L ESTRAY NOTICE. rilAKRN UP bv Grnson II. P.irks of Ro trbnn I I township, Marsba'l cnuniy, on the otb da-, of June ! one estray C-rny 'oTe. stipnn?ed to be fif. en vears old, bad a bell on, ri'i ,as Jo lli)c evil rp.,vin the leit lun.i le.e. atri a iunin f)Ver th ii;:ht eve. Appraised at ?1 . . . . by.ioi.n Catt i.i,d O. V. Davis, before Justice 1 f II - I 1 . James Mc'A'horter. Af'e-.t: Ju'v 12. 13"5. R. CO R 3 ALE Y, cerk. 17:5. PU3LIC SALE. "jV"0TR':E is hereby civci that the undfr- I 11 i-Tred, ndminis rator of the esta'e of j Abraham Miller deceased, will se ll at public vendue, at the late residence of the deceased (k:iov:i a.st!.e Widow Rrokefs farm) on I Retwren the hours of ten o elo.Jc a in, ami 4 i o' r pr k n m, o n f aid da y, a U t i.e personal est.te of said deceased, consist i mi of one mare, Hu-y, Harnes-, one yoke of Oxen, 1o Hee j stand--, s-on-.e Com, Ride Gin, ml many other articles ino uinitrnn i iiienuoa 1 A rrndil rif tr i r i f rrfili ths uil! e tuen on all 511ms of three dollars and .upwards, the pur-j Ü( . J(X 14l..(IH III.1. VTOTi.:Ei 1. f'Cti tl. TOTI-E i h'-n bv pivm that the underX' . .... .with the t tvmty Sui v V'T. vvii: 0:1 tlie ; I t iv of A icu-t P.5.JÖ. at 10 o'c-buk :t. in. 01. said di.y j.roct i .1 to sut vej and locate to- cornels" of bis an.ls in .ecticii 17 town-hip o2 north, of r;Tn-.e 1 e.i-t in .Mur- J .-hull co'it.ty. to meet tu the premise and ton-1 liiinr- fn ni d iv to d. y until all i. f'.ni-oed. j Nim reid-nts w ho fail to n.eet the Surveyor j at the time atid p!a.e nlone n.entioned, and de-1 I'riv or provide for defriyine heir porti 01 of! ii expense ofsiii.l virvev, w.U L r.-turned tu i'- Count v Auditor of i iid cuiitv. and iu h de li nijin ncy jdiced en Me tax duplicate :md colle .'ted accorditic to law. M. TAPLIV. Jm!v 1-?. inr.5, 17t.3. LIME FOR SALE. CALL at the oi l Barber Mill, six mile Southwest of Plymouth, v. here you can be accommodated, after the ülh of July inst., with amounts to subpurchasers, at the lo-.vest cash price. O. SHORT N. ALDRCII. ' July öth, 10Ö5. 1C13. IVoficc olIj)itri!iJit ion. NOTICE is hereby eiveu.to the heirs of --AertK l.etyt!"c'pd.,"thAt has been finally settled, and the money for distribution is paid into court for distribution. The said heiis are notified to "appear on the first day of the next term oftlie Marshall common pleas court, to be held at tlie court house in Plymouth on the third Monday in July Wm, to prove their heir?hip, and receive their distributive shares. Attest: R. CO P. B A LEY, clerk. July .", 1SÖ5. ' -! lC'et. Better Times Coming Caratiin'" ISaby i:.vfiiI)iüon Ii ii' comparison to "hespimdid asortmeit of Wrcslz Groceries Now upeninv by the undesigned at his old stand. Iii roen bn Litcly undergone infw rr iii'i mi-uts and tliorotu.li rep.iirs, a.ud with his exti-uive new tek, and iinu'i:uly bor price, he I ; no fears b it wloit his hcretofi-re liber 1 cutomers and the citizens f ilirshalt, rounty jr. ucndlv, will pive hinia call eg pec i ally when lhcy are o fully convinced that it is to their own interests to do so, N.R. TACKAilD. ' June 2U 18:5. . TH E OLD Fl RM OP N. R. PACTvAR!) iV Co. i this day dissolved by mutual consent, and the nnt-'s and arcounts of said firm are assigned to N. R. Packard. Those indebted are respectfully reijues'.ed to cjU at his store, the old stand, and settle, as it is desirable that the old business should be closed. N. R. PACKARD. ' II. B. PERSUING. July 1?, l$.. . 1713 - BLANK NOTES, Of an approved lorr-, forsale atthis ofliee. The Western I'otccrs VICTORIOUS! IS just rceeivinsr a splondid assortment of S U III 111 ( r CSood-V composed of all kinds. Persons wishing to purchase, will do well to give him. a call before buying elseMhtre. - j His stock is composed all kinds of Dress and Fancy Dry Goods, ; GROCERIES, &Ci ,Snm"uel will be on hand to wait upon customers, and none will le permitted to leave without being suited if rt is possible to suit themiri this market. Coine one. rome all and examine for yourselves. I char?? notLin? fori i i I :f i ' . ii ...in l.vui ' flkjus. umi ii a cannot r-eii. k win noi be my fault. June-23. 15t(). i - A .llinc Iicovcrctl! - ; A 11. who wish to ccta first rate Jtrttele of JljL- LI M E. will find it at Edwards' Kiln, on ti e east bank of Maxinkakee Lake, in tn-o ;on Township, Marshall county; where it may be had in large or small miafttities at reason-' able rates. - iDWAULhS & Co. June 23, 185. ..'."!'" 15tf. ALLTHE SUGARS! COMMON BROWN Sazar, Coffee Sugar, Crushed and pulverized Sugar, all in the market and ready for customers at the lowest figures, at : ' PACKARD'S, june 2S.. j , I5tf. TAKE UP by Jacob SenlT of Franklin Township, Marshall couidy, nd, on the'Uth dayof June 185.'oneestray mare, supposed to be sis- years old. a dark: dapple bay,- about 15 hands high, bUck mane & tail, black legs below the knees, both hind teet white to the pastern joints, a stir in her forehead, a few- grey hairs on her back made by the saddle, carries hef mine on the nearside, a natural trotter. -No other marks perceivable -appraised at f 3(X by John 0- Jvitch. a-.d A. B. lEllis, be'or? Thomas Fraaklift. Justice. - : Atreaf. - , .-- U.'COUÜALEY.' lr.

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MVSICAIi IXSTKU?7i:XTS of various kind, just rectiv d ni-d- ,,r sale che; pat PACKARD'S, jure 21. 14 f

Corrr:i:. isiro, Toinc , a . i ,h J kind of Spic'., :ir" r;oinj; :it rt duc J pi;ces ;it the Grocery and Pru i-i o-i Store " jure 51 N. R. PACKARD klTOrVK and Wooilrisivarc ..t'nDkiiid at P iCKAUD'S. T9 li st assortment in town, fnnn 4 shillings to S 1 Of) per pound, luwnctivii)' him! 'H"erinir at i'ACKARD'S. 1 loit Fine 4I(l0U Syi'lip lint is row of lered to cust'.jilers a little lower th in tb u;e nrtii'lo run Ik pur hv' d else.whrre in 'Iii vv- t kef. Tlierc'sa litileleft at PACKARD'S J' iu II. 14 f. IMflj While Fish, Co:l and a!i4 JJfkere! bv the Md. or l it, uiy i-ii-dut 2' PACKARD'S. CUrVT IISS IT For eve.v i lliin m thy Way ot (iroferie, V"n will i" l . . ti i re i iinii. I IMKI ,41 1 .lly.AIlO .j. JL -ILl.! 313 a -t- -t u p BRICK STORE ' HÖH OftheLnporto and Plvm V''17 onth Pi-ms R..,d M oiev," fo, J whit h will h" siu-i! in i xjh a i tr , Goods at the i vtrv lowest c.i.b piiccM. I ' N. II. OOLESREHA Co. :I iv 31, 1C.Ö. 11 if. Hurrah for the Tanners! KOKZüiTf erste s rr.w re.viv for t hebest trad-- in thr; mart. f 1 11 t A , lu"usui1- . . J fil'OCCrHS Ol all kin 's, ant' off-r then tor s.ue as elicip a the v can be afT-irdtrd tlse.v!.erj in the town. 1 f .;. )!' f oltnrc ; Post Office at Plymouth duly 1st. l."53 I " t III 'I. O I I I 1 LA k lw Arm.-'rori!; W Jo'nisoa Jo'm Andrews S isan .Tennins Pn o D Railey tV Co R R Con-Lo r.i (cooper) tractors Mann Fre lerick Pet Ier fJc-orgo Oh;.r.i M rsiu Outturns Samuel F Per.-iiin I) It CoiU'ers Michael Rower dosi p'i Carr Daniel F.hezan icr-ie,ey C ilbert IVeti Jacob Slayior Join N Dtvtrv Charles Saha TI;0' laro I D r or -i .iarcarei .um sur-ive j:unei Fisher Fabiat Siepoeiis J F llertJest-e Thur-fm Ce:i'eA 11 u Idlest on James F Triesdell :..ioll llazzard David Wiiittaker John Harner U Kelly W'trt Joseph W'ahsbura I'M D Person.? ca!lim? for ni:y of the alove will please say "Adxertise I." J. V. VANVALKENBCRCH, P- M. 1 i NOTICE. f MAKF.N TP by Amas?a Green, livin J. Railroad township, t.irke county, p.di ana, one dark chestnut sorrel Horse, with'a i-tar in the forehead, white hind feet Noothtr marks perceivable supposed to be S or 1) years old. I " or lö hands hii'h. Appraised at i" by Jeremiah fetcphcnsnir, Orrin' Darker and Samuel Clark, three disinterested persons living in fcaid township. CIJAS. IJUMPIIHEVS, rlk. June 2S, 11 5. 15M. CJ. I'. Clirrry, cV Son, Proprietors, South side of the Bridge, Plymouth, Ind. The Amciir n property lias b. en considerdldy iiiiproved. ai:d the r "-ins .flhe Ibej.e ief'm.ijheillHid ch an-id, nr.d ihe traveller wiil litid it a c lufomlde. and welcome home during his sojourn. TJe proprietors xvili iire ie pair-.s in furnishing their yuels evei v possible convniiicfK e nnd cnmiurt, aiul 'with ihvir L.rte titid coinfortHbie Ibiins ou t!ia premise., thev are preparetl to take coodcare o! horsi Xic. TLo Auierie-tiu in tie i. jj.dar Laporte St ipe htnr.d, and travellers may be fccommrdaTed with ihe means of conveyance in'auy direction ihey may wiU to travel, and not be -imposed np4in with 4xhurbitaut hiph charge, because th-y are out from home, hmJ oonipelled to pay -hem, :m ia o'ten the case in many place..' June 21, 1855. ,Hm3. Great Bargains. 4SG'acREIS CM Choice Land For Snlv. rpVO IMPROVED FARMS, ten I miles south west of Plymouth, in the Bur Oak FLits, Marshall comity, Ind., are now offered fcr sala at a bargain, they are situate in the very heart of the county. A 2 n acre tract has 13') acres in a hbh s'a'e of cultivation, with jrool and lastinj stock water, a coid besrinf orchard of selected fruit. Also a frame Dwelling llou-c?. - and other out fuiblinjrs. The bilauce of this tract is well timbered, and Adjoinimr the improved part. The 240 acre traef, has J 'do acres veil improved, with the usual number of fsrm buildings, and a yoiiiiff orchr.rd. The babnice timbered, S( acres of'.vhicli is thTee milesr north west of the improvements, and is heavily timbered. Persons wishing tose'tle in Northern Indiana, will do well torall and fee these Forms before makintr a selection. The county is last tettlin with an industrious and thrivin? population, and the Railroads now bem? finished to the county seat, affording an outlet for produce and travel. render all the conveniences incident to a'oomfortable and valuable Lome complete in most essentials. There farms are richly worth ?2 per acre, one half of which we want cash in hnd, and the balance in annual payments, with simple interest. For further particulars, inquire of H in. C. Edwards or G. P. Cherry, at the Ho ,tls n Plymouth, or to Isaac Dreese on tie nritijie'. IsJ Ai 11HPPKP .ISAAC DUE ERE, RUBEN DREKSE. 15tf. June 2. 185.1. Sheriff's Sale. BY virtneof nnn writ of Venditioni Exponas to in directed, is'ied out of the ofiice of the Clerk o'" the Mrhnll Ct ininnn Pitas court. 1 W fh.t.1 utter Inrales U.e law dixecls, oti Thnr lay tne vt.'n ilny of July next, at the court house door in Plymouth, between the h mrs of 10 a m and 4 o'clock p m, the intercut of tho defendants in real estate in thin countv, described at follow, Jo-wif: The west hilf of the north cast quarter of eucriou 16, in tow nship. 33 north, of raiisc l eai-f. '. - Taken ns the property of William G. romeroy to Biitifr a judgment in favor of John W. Wright für $309 22, with interest and costs. - . J. L. THOMPSON, Sh'ff. ' - ' Pr. T. B. TUouips jn, dept. ' l ine 23,1355. - I5t3. I Uust have it. rp HE little amounts . due me for Cabi- . net work, Coffins &c., mud be settled in Some way, either by cash or note within a rery short lime or the accounts of those indebted will be found in the hands of Esq. Smith for the quicke&t and shortest way of collection. - : L. A. JOSEPH. Way 17, 1855. ' ' . .. tf .

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THE md'rir'iie I, witU the c "liity S irvpyrr j t X. w-i:l, on the 5,'jtfiU.tv t J i!v l$-j, nl'2 oVlock p. m , on snid day pro: c. I to Mt v ii'id l-'i-ulo the eorni 13 of L: i i ü-1 i:i S' l tieii" 1 4 a.d b. to vnMiip."?' iirtith. f i-,: i TV 4 west, S':ii t:o inili' V. 'I'd ri l - t :tt ihc h'iv; Tiber., eonlijiiie frui ii l iv to ony until sdl i loii.-lu-a. I v .. '.Ilfniii.vt!!,.. S-.i v , v r ' iHIJl ((.IUI HL t.' tt i ' M ' i ......... ri .,;;,... I IUI- IJil'T iltlll - u.'i.v . , fi ry ur i ov i'l.- I if (i f: iu-j 0 ir p.'i'in the cxpv-ii-e ot r-aid Mu ve, t ill b- nt-.n.td to tin county Audit, r id r.-.ll c-u:;tv, .n. J :(. h oelinqueiuy j.lnctil on lie; tax du;d;c::lc auJ colletted accordiiic to liv. CAl.ViXTl'PF.nN' i 21. la: l i 3 In the Marshall Circuit Ccurt, Aaeint term. ISjj. Li zabetli Lmk:U', y r - , l -. 'r "-r i;,-. cc. Adam R'n'e. TEitkn. 13 t - tl '.vi? th -t m t'ii TCtli v!rv of J ; ;e vi ene rfn.p:nTi:i!:t in '!. !i?le.! o-ui'i', by ( oi-l.iji. riT attoiiny. Jna in inv ollii-e In r i 'Mir,.! iv:! in T I . i .-: Ik I.n.', :i's i t..ü ntli lavitofn disint re?.fd p ison, ü-w'r.'r tl.ar s i-.J dtfetidt!!:! is a ti'.'U rc.-idu.t of t.':e .'Jt-.tc of ;i li in:i. Th" -i:d d-T. l'd.M A.un Rirs-'e u li rrelore here!. i.otüi.-d of th- ! li'T :.: I T: ofxod euinp! .i t. und it i.iiji . '':,' ' p!e nl :ii. -wer i r lU ni'ir tlii-rclo 4.'o or K 1 e el!i''r i t" .iid enue :,t ili" l i t t "mi !V M.d of bmse ill l'lvn.o'i'.h. in ,, o : : i t v . or ' .ml M.-nd-;y i,i A 'g i t i.ext il.i bil l, will br t-iki-n a- reni'e-r;-..!. av-l v. i t heaid iiii l dett ri'ii.iO 1 "n 1 :d--en e. Ali.'-t: i i I U J..ui4 i C H Id i, Attv. for Jane 21. LS". 1 i 3 PORK FOR SALE. The mi!. sen! -r ha- ' -T rroe, ily use, Ilauis, S-;ionl !t.rs uv.J P.':'.:, at iiis 'Iroctry . tore. J tine T, I töö. fi'iltrtzr SttMic Coal. il f. T. n RikIo U, Wrt onali-v Pi t?l urn WU-l f MimcCiI i-r Mibtatt: c siru 1 the Piii Pad. Lock I v iL S- I-lKLLO' Hi. IVr, I nd. Apr, 1-r ..-. ,v. tii m accord.iti to 1 r-v iit-nt. e.-tate is pruba'dv solven. JACR il MILL 11.1, Alm'r. Plymouth. June I :, ls" STATK OF INDIANA. MARSHALL COUNTY, ?. In tie MinhiH Circ-Jl Curt, Avc-isl Tt l-5i. John 1 I Vioiiitle, ) vs. Divcice. Cnthnrii.e I).vi:f!l-?. l it ktinu i 1! on i: h d.iy of

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! ri.';-.inst sai l oe cu-lant. f r tiivoree, n'.so a' t! e J san:e ti.ne the jiflii lavi of a liint od peri son, from which it :;pp-r.r that .a-d ('efci:d;;:.t is .i non rs: but ot the Si ate ot iiv.iin. The sai l de'emlant, Cat!:;-.rii:e D olir tie. l.ere'iv no'- e : o t'.e f, w.cr ori ! ne'o'e ir- nt s.-.i'l eoinpbiint as aforesaid, and t! it unb- s she nrme.ir nnd o'en !. nnsu-.-r cr .tcr.-ir Iii r.-.tn hoor before th enllin ' of t'i'S rati p .it tho , , - . - j ........... . -. . next term of the Marshall "circuit court to he held at the court hou-e in 'Iv.noutli i i said ) county, on the second Mon lay in An rust ia '.. ) tie matters and things therein contained will jbe taken as confe.-.-ed, and Till b; wturn.iiiI ed in Ler absence. Attest: - R. CORRALr.Y cLrk. - Pr R. t Corlaky dtp. Hodges Porter rlüTi. attyj, June 14, P;53. " 13:3 ryHE County Auditor submits to the P.o.ird U. of Commissioner of Marshall county. t!,c followinc report of Receipts nnd expenditures on account of said county lor the financial year endi:: May öl, 1 . " " Krcclpt. There have been n ceivel at Ihe e runty rcnFiiry since June f e'tlemeut, lr.J, as follj.Vo: For del'iil. tax ai per August iettlemer.t is.jj. For revenue of !3.r I a? founü on scl-tlerf.-eiit April 17, 1-5"', For jury and docket fees, For eoinry" property. For taxes paid in ai State Treasury, 1C1 00 4,0 12 r,.7 :.f j Total receipts, 1,213 51 There have been County orders issued sine tVu Prst f'n nT It, li.M iiMlil il a Üli. A .. .. kill. w.t-t'. U'liu k.UIOt V of May 1.". inclii.-ive, numbering from or.e to f X I . t ... t . . . f r live r.uio.reo nun iMciuy-uve, lor ilc :o:;ow iti objects, to w.t

For exuense of Assessors, 2.n7 40 do do Auditor. 5 9 7 ; 00 . do ''o Txtra, ICj :, do do Crirninats, 61 13 do do S'!..T.ff, 23j 41 do do do Extra, lj m do do poor. 6l5 1 1 do do u-ane, J34 5 do do E'rcti hi?, C8 o.i do do Public buil-Ln?, 102 92 d do. Specific allowance, 27"3-i do do Co in y Commissioners, II 1 ej do do F ationery, S 5l 9:i do do Clerk lr, , do do Fonds, 7,2 7" do do P-blie rrintinfr;, 2i C do do Ii5'ue.;t, 14 tS do . Jud-eof C. P. court, 137 od do do . Bailiffs g.9 4.-, do - do. Poor Farm, I,S3.r 0D do do Gxm & pet. jurors, 5J1 93 ' do do' Fpo-ial prosecutor, j0 01 do do Delinquent list, 7 CO ;do, do County Aeat, 3 CT do da Monevs returned, 17 41 do " do K'olt Scalps. . 21 t!0 do do In1. c;i county orders, 143 63 For Treasurer's fur wood, printinjr 5ic, .80 60 ForTreas'rs 2J pcrcon Sl 133 65. ' 103 43 do 5 pcrct. fir receiving &. payinS out Sta S9, 2

.To?al npendittirej, - do IteceipLs, Excess of expenses over receipts. Treasury muiius June 1, 1S31, So,073 7t 4.2 13 54 t52.7i5 13 2.DJ1 21 To'.al ndeb'ednes?. CO, I rJ'J 43 All of which i-sre-pecfully tn mitte l. - - . T. McDonald, a. ai: c. June 1st A. D. 1355. . - Examined ami approved by the Eocrd, June 6tU 18Ü5.:. - . D.UTD YANYACT0R, ) " . - -S. O.-fiOEDOM. Comr's. .' JACOUK.NOBLOCK, I would rematk in relation to the indebtedness of tlie county,, that severs! items of expense are unusually larre. The expense of jurors, poor and criminals,' amomtto the enormous sum of ? 1,7.(10 3. The purchase of a .tract or land for .1 Poor Farm, has increased the indebtedness of the county Sl,S0J. The delinquent county Revenue mns up to the. unprecedented amount of S I ,0. I a addiiion to this, the county own? 350 in the stock of the Fort Wayne anJ Chicajra Railroad. Weie the,e. amounts available, ti;eywotriIre(iuce ly paid by the greater portion of those who are not delinquent. -1

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