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"Soft Shell" Platform.

Yesterday we published the resolutions of
the ''Hards,' y passed at the Syracuse Conven-
tion-to day we give the resolutions of the
'Softs:''
Resoired, That we approve of the policy
Indicated by President Pierce in the inaugural
message, in the formation Of his cabinet and
that the administration is entitled to, and will
receive, our individual cooperation and sup
port while faithfully adhering to national
principles essential to the best interests of our
country and the permanent union of the demo-
cracy of the State and nation
feS0tred, That Eoratio Seymour Governor
OF this State, and those State officers who
have acted in conjunction with him in the adj
mlnistration of the State government, have
fully realized the expectations formed of their
Intelligence, independence and incorrupti-
bility, and we proudly refer to their ofiic al
acts as the best vlndication of their integrity
and ability.
hesoltea, That the proposed amendment of
tho constitution of this State, by which ten
and half millions of dollars are appropri-
atcd to the enlargement of the Erie Canal
the completion OF the Black River and Gene
see alley Canal, and the improvement of the
OsweSo and Champlain Canals, meet our
hearty appreciation. and shall receive our I'M
qualified support. That we point to this meas
ure its stringent provisions forbidding Off
cial favoritiSm and the corrupt waste of the
revenues, and the requirement for the certain
and ultimate extinguishrnent of the debt, and
the speedy completion of these works, as an
other of those acts emanating from the demo-
cracy of the State, standing in bold relief in
contrast with the uncertain, wasteful, and i'm
practicable legislation of our political oppo-
nepts, and triumphantly illustrating that the
democratic party are the true friends Of the
canals.
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< 600 NEGROES wANrED.-I will pay

= nl0 NEGROES WANTED viii pay
'sCoO III" highest prices, IA Cd>h, tor ",uVv
NEGRoES- WITH good Titles, slaves Tor Inc ar for
term of years, IN large small tanlIs scle Ur-
groes VIII also purchase Negroes RESTRICTED 70 re-
man IN the stale IIat sustain good characters. Fam
les never separated Persons having slaves Tor sale
VIII pleas" CAL and see mc, as I am ALWAYS m mo
market with IiIe cash. Communications promptly
attend 10, aGd liberal commissions paid By JOHN y
DEFINING, No. II, :. Frederick street. between
BALTIMORE and Second Streets Baltimore, Md. Tres
III front OF the door. ~ $J-u
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NOTICE.

fliE finn lately doing the business under the name
l. ANN style OF SAMUEL. STOTT l. Co, n the cor
ner OF and both streets, al their intersection WIN
Penns! lSanIa avenue, M 'hIs CITY, has been d.
solved. and the accounts between myself and IA!
partner (Mr. Stottl have been adjusted BY arbiira
ton. In the settlement of the partnership analfs
numerous accounts were assigned 10 Mr.. siott, aid
a large number Ia myself
Persons indebted 10 the late finn, whose sccOuni-
have been assigned To me, WILL in 4 few days re-
ceive notice thereof, witl Il statement OF the amount
OF their Indebtedness.
Neither member of the late firm is authorized 10
use the name oil the firm '1ccpt in rsccptlng &C
counts assigned 20 him by the award OF the arhFa-
tors. THOMAS DAIEh.
washington, September 10Th, 1853.
sep l2-eOaw
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NEWS ITEMS FROM OUR EXCHANGES

Ibe Cincinnati EHgnIrer Of Sunday saw.
A man named Taylor in Dubois county. Ind
last week. was assaulted in the woods by three
men, who knocked him down and beat him.
lie leaped to his feet and pulling out a pistol
shot one of the men down. With a bowie
knife he killed the second, and wounded the
other with pistol shot as he was fleeing
The FrfemQn's JoWrnaf Of New York CITY
states that the most Rev. Archbishop of New
York, received on Tuesday the Bulls erecting
Brooklyn, j.. /; Newark, New Jersey Bur
lington, Vermont, and Portland, Maine into
Episcopal Sees, and naming to the See Of
Brooklyn the very Rev. John Loushlin, Vicar
General of New York: to tie See of Newark.
the Rev. }. K. Bayley. Secretary to the Arch
bishop of New York; TO the See of Burlny-
ton, the very Rev. l.. de Goesbriand. Vicar
General of Cleveland and to the See of Port
land, the very Rev. IL. L. Cookery, Vicar
General Of Baltimore
London journals state. that although Grisi
has been before the public a. performer for
about twenty years, her mother has never seen
her upon the stage. Grisi is now quite five
and forty; is stout with fine eyes, dark hair
and the cast of features that mark the Hebrew
race.
The New Orleans Crescent Of the 9th inst
says. that some of its compOsitorS crawled out
from their sick rooms the previous morning
looking the very pictures of hatchet- faced
wretchedness. May their shadows never be
less: nor their faces sharper.
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Rosini Collins.

Last evening we had the pleasure of
witnessing this lady's performance on the
violin, and must confess that she excels
all other female performers on that chief
of musical instruments, as does Jenny
Lind all other singers. Miss Rosini Col
Inns can be justly called the female Paga-
mini. She is capable of drawing from the
violin, in quick succession, all its sweet
est sounds. Her execution of the g Car
nival of Venice" and the {" Phantasia,
were received with enthusiastic applause.
Another concert is to he given this even
ing, when Miss Rosini will execute num-
Der Of favorite airs. Lovers of music now
have an opportunity of seeing musical
prodigy.
This lady will be assisted by her sis
ter, very pretty singer, Her Fetlinger,
and Master Saar, remarkably clever
Pianist.
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N A z RIED,

On the 18th instant. by the HeT Mr. Stanley. Mr..
GEORGE III. FEAMAN. formerly of virginia, 10
Miss Ann VIRGINIA, dau ,htrr of Thos " Hoy-
lately deceased, of this city
On lay. The l3.h Instant. ly Tie Rev James
r Doleian, Mr. WI. L. CiiISH to Miss RUTH h
REMINGTON. eldest daughter If the late JAS Rein
ington, of this city.
In this city, on the 10Th nstan'. hy the k.v ID.
Reese, JOHN X Wright. of lirginiI. Ia Mir
HANNAH II. GOODELL, Of Mas
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ID 1 f ID,

In Alexandria. yesterday morning at o'ci,cI
AMANDA KOSALIE- third daust ter OF Rirhar,i L.
and Cecilia Z. L. Carn,, aged 10 years AID three
months.
We know that she is happy uow.
With her angel 9lun&ge on.
But our hearts deSo!ate
To think that she il gone
In this city. on the 14th instant IDA, aged fi.e
years. II months ard II days, daughter of Thomas
and Eliza X. Brown
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NEW FALL GOODS.

NOV Is THE ITHE.
20 rrce> Prusan Cloth, all shades; Is pieces plaIn
all wool; Muusselains; Silk PUplIns Black Apa
cas-; Black B"mbazInrs; Black Silks, all wldih-
Black Nett MI;ts; Black aud Coorcd kId Govrs;
Shawis; CaiIcoes; Gnghans; Irsh Linens; al-o
well assorted stock OF Bleached and Brown 10
mestics. WM. H. RILEY,
aug 29-lIh cor 9Th ~, opp'e Centre Market
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70 We call the attention of our read
ers to the appeal of the Committee of the
Mercantile Library Association of this
city, on our first page. This institution
richly deserves the encouragement of every
Washingtonian.
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II So RE on We,lnes-
~ day night, from Mrs. Ann Scott, on X st.
EAnear Congressional burying groun J. a very
dark gay HORSE nearly black, marked around the
shoulde by Use of the collar, small sore on his
right shoulder, AVID small white spo; on one Of hi
feet under the ferelock. reward of 50 will be rad
for his return s.n 1f ~
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TURNING.

N SHE'D begs leave To inform his old customers
l. and the pubi., that he has removed Ia the
corner OF 10th street and Louisiana: avenue Having
the advantage of steam power he is prepared To ill
all orders IN his line the shortest notice and the
most reasonable terms.
Banlsters, Newels, &c, SC, constantly on hand.
sep l0-eolms
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
THE SECOND CONCERT or TIM
COLLINS SISTERS AND TROUPE

VA take place tdis (FRIDaN) erenips. M, lG,i
Second appearance OF the great Female yiolml.r
Second appearance of ia" Youthful Musical prnd,,,
il years OF aye, Master Saar.
PROGRAMME FOR THIS EVENING.
/. Solo Piano, LA Francei' Leopold de MIR
Master Saar.
=. CaSatlnl. from Lucia iii La 4. .rIa,or it,i,,,,
Prof. FcI:.lL. &.
8. Solo. Violin. from .'sSoni.ai!!pula' p T.
Miss Re,iua Collins.
/. Echo Song ......................b l,hor
Miss Emma Collins
5. CUnccrtiHa obligato
Miss k"Sna Collins
PART %.
/. Sole, Piano. " Polka De Copceu' WanF,a
Master Saar.
Pol. feltinger.
- 500, Violin. souvenir di Amcrique" kiruNlamp,
Miss ROsIna Collins.
4. Irish Ballad, "Cush la Machrei'
Miss Emma &, llIns
5. Air, Tyrolean.
Prof. Feilnser
Tickets for sale al all the principal Hotels and
Music rtores
Doors open at Z; Concert will commence Al =,
Abundance, 80 cents. Gint,man and TWO lsd,,s
81 90. Additional ladies, - cent?
{. II. CRAFT. MANAGE
rep l6-lt
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ARRIVAL.
STRAYED STOLEN,

FsER On Saturday night, strayed or stolen from
fvx the subscriber, at the corner of NJ and
y II 2Cth street. bay MARE, blind in one
eye Also. white MARE, without any particular
mark recollected. A reward of five dollars will be
given for the return of the Mares
sep 16-1t%- SYLVESTER NnLsND
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r. To insure the insertion of Advcr.
tisemenfs they must be brought to our
counting-rOom before IL O'Clock W.,
otherwise they may not appear until
the next day.
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WAN rED-Tornt. +, tie ,to. No,,n

sa.. WA FED-To rent, ~ lAr 1T ~ Norem-
Iii her, or before, a small. comfortable NOUS
c"ntiilling hve or sIN ru0.n-, pleasantly i,.yl,
within hive squares of Pennsylvania aycI.u, aHd
ioth stre,tt Any on" having sucG ..1!>e, MAY -
cure good permanent t"naIt ami ..!s fa Itul, ty
enquirlns Al J. 4. MCGUIRE Au,l,n store, cor
ner %. Pennsylvania avenue and lUtn street.
sep l2-eu,i.
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NJ AN TED-A S.iLES.G.iN az a In GuDi.
w and Fancy store. Also. a lOI IN a1au
10 years "a age, OF good character aLi ndu>tiiou.
habits, I" attend IN the same. Onc acquainted Nih
The business would be preferred. Addr,>, ~D l."
81 this office. -, ia.
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=. VI. PETTESGIIL & Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents. are the authorized Agents to receive adver
rsempnts and subscription for the ':Star," at the
same rates rs required at this office, and their re-
ceiptS are regarded as payments. Their offices are
al NEW YORK, I22 Nassau Street.
BOSTON. 10 State Street.
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w AN Is.

NJ ANTED-On board the Packet Boat con
" gresS, Capt. u. Purscil, good ENGINEER
good BOb S-h.3E, a good SkC BEER and also.
gaod COOK. all NJ whom must come well recon
Inended for s.brety and good department Engur.
oi the Captain on board.
Georstiown, September ~. 1853.
sep IDIOT
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WANTED IMuEDIATEL,

w Little Falls Briduc. three I.iile. al,vsiieorr-
town, invent! five good STOtE CUTTERS: va
scs - 80, 80 10 and - 10 per day.
Also, twenty five good L.fBORERS;y .crs - y
yer day Gro. IiiCM.
Capt Top. Eng. in cha.g,. ol c,r,-truriun
sep lO-u al LUil. all BHte,.
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" ANTED.-A YOUNG MAN v ll1 ha- sonc
w knowledge Of the Ap"thccau AID Dug Lu,l-
ness. None need apply unless SATISFIED to .is- h.
ehtlrc attention To business. E,.,-,.I.ccS required.
Address =" Druggist NaShiEs;,l. ,.;y pOsI oircc,
WIKI hdlne aud references. s-p 9--soit'
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'sWHo WAVED THE nANDKER
III

NOR THE FALL TRADE-Gsnten..n 3
Il Seioagi"gS.- SrEVENS, (unGer Browns Hotel
has opened MS usual assortment OF Gcntl mems ur-
nishing Gools. Of the newest and lateS; imports-
tloIS, and OF rich and rare styles. seP 10
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U7he large circulation of the STAR
makes it the most desirable advertising me-
dunn IN TIE District. 1t has more readers
IN the cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than all the other Wash
ington ddilies combined.
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A ANNIVERSARY BALL.-Tne Island
"a Friendship Club would respectfully inform
their friends and the public, that their Anniyer, ,ry
BALL Will take place THURSDAY EVENING,
October 9TH. at Island Hall. Tickets 81 Particu
lars future advertisement. sep lG-at&-
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
@E EEHU ~ E&o
INDIANAPoLIs, April 18th 1858.

INDIAN APOLlS, Aprli lotn 1000.
Sir;-By reference to sec. l02, chap. g..
Revised Statutes of 1852. vol. /, page
1870, you will perceive that it is made
your duty to call upon every delinquent
tax payer. either in person or by deputy.
in your county, and collect the taxes that
may Be returned delinquent for the year
1852, or any previous years, and if ne
cessary 10 distrain property for the col
lection Of such delinquent taxes, with
penalty, interests and costs.
To enable you TO do SO. your County
Auditor will be instructed to make ont
for you. forthwith. certified copy OF
your delinquent lists.
In making levies for taxes. no property
is exempt. Should the property fail to
sell at the residence of the owner. you
have the right to remove and offer it at
any other point within the county.
Recolect that failure upon your part.
to comply with the law, in this respect,
will make you personally responsible for
the Taxes.
In due time will give you instructions
nere and when to deposi.e the money
thus collected.
am, very respectfully,
Your ob't. servant.
4. NEWLAND,
Treas. of State.
To the Treasurer Of Marshall county.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
EXECUTORS SALE.

By virtue of an order of the Marshall court
or Common Pleas, made at its April term A. ID.
1853, we will expose at private sale the follow
ing real estate. to wit: The east half OF the
north east quarter of section seventeen. town
thirty -four range one east; and the west half
OF the north west quarter of section sixteen,
town thirty four range one east, being the eS-
tate of George Myer deceased.
The best terms OF such sale, being one third
cash in hand on the day of sale, one third in
six months, and the balance in twelve months
from the day of sale, the purchasers giving
notes with approved security, waving valua-
ton and apprisment laws.
ROBERT JOHNSON,
REBECCA BEAGLES,
Executors.
mcy 5, 1853. IOth.
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eve co GOOdS 8!

= ME undersigned takes this method OF in
Il wiling the people of Plymouth and sur
country to his new stock of Goods
in part OF the following:
GmghamS, Lawns and JaconettS,
De Lanes, LuStres, fg'd. Bobinetts,
irish Linens and Silk cravatS,
Pamleaf, Silk ard Leghorn Hats.
Diapers. MuSlinS, and fine Calicoes,
Ladies' Wooden and Cotton Hose;
CasSlmeieS, TweedS and cotton Drills,
Boots, Shoes and Coffee mills.
LaceS, Edeings ana SILK Er;ngeS,
LatCheS, Locks and cood door Hinges;
Buttons, Combs and Spool Thread,
Flannels-yellow, white and Red;
SpectacleS, Thimbles and Finger rings,
Ribbons, Tapes and Fiddle Strings;
Needles, Pins and Picnic MittS,
GimbIets, Screws and Anger bits.
Knives, Scissors and nice Dishes,
Candles, Cheese and White Fishes;
Coffee, Tea and Spanish Whiting.
Ginger, Rice and Cotton Batting.
AlSpice, Pepper and good Nails,
link WaShboardS and wooden Pals
ScviheS, Rakes and Steel Forks,
ShJvels, Spades and Bottle corks.
Curry-cOmbs and Looking glasses,
Indigo, Starch and sweet MolaSSes.
Chinese, Golden and Balm Liniment,
Condition powders and Horse Ointment,
All of which are good and new,
And we'll delight IN showing you.
At the Plymouth Bank Store.
c. ID. CLARK.
March 10, 1853. 2tf.
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a . Nj ~ IS RATION.
sale OF sspni g,stn.o.

- virtue Of an order of tie Marshall Com
4 , mon Fitas Couct, mad NJ is Aprl term
i0o5, The under igned, administrator OF tie
eSta'e q Azauah Mosley, will offer for sale at
public auction on the premises, ON Saturday
the 2nd day OF July, 1888, between the hours
oil zen O'Clock III, and four O'clock p IN, on
SAID day, the following described real estate,
~ VII. The east hal eli the south west GUAR
Ter OF section thirteen, town thirty-three, range
one east-iof'y acres having been sold Off OF
Tie south part, and four acres off of the north
west co:ner--leavng yet TO be offered b and
io-iuo acres, more or less, appraised at SlGO
and 20 cents.
credr OF three months viii be given on
one third OF the purchase money, six months
Oh one third, aud eighteen months on the
lGi'lalning third, the purchaser giving notes
Win proved security, bearing interest from
date and waving valuation and exemnt;on
laws. JOHN LOWRY IT,
May 20, 1858. I2ti
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SG1Deaf, Sect Cattle, sc.
MERCRANDIGE,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NDER order OF the Marshall court OF Com
~ mon Pleas, will sell at private sale,
the interest Martin Bailey deceased had in tho
Plymouth Iron Works, under the partnership
OF f. Fisher Il Co. The best terms will be
one third down and the balance in six and
Twelve months, the purchaser giving ample
Guilty. and also give indemnity TO secure the
estate, and all interested, against all debts
and Liabilities of said firm, and that are liens
upon the property. Propositions will be re-
celved for four weeks after the eth inst, at
the Office of l.. II. Reeve in Plymouth, and a.
the Forge, SIN miles south west of Plymouth.
JACOBB. BAILEY, admir-.
April 25th 1853. OF.
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,IarShall county Officers and Courts.

Circuit Court.
THos. S. STANFlRLD, Circuit Judge.
ID. j. Woodward, Prosecuting Attorney.
Richard Corbaley, Clerk.
Meets Sd. Mondays in February and August.
Common Pleas Court.
Elisha Egber;, Judge.
Horace Corbin, Prosecutor
Richard Corbaley, Clerk.
Meets Sd Mondays in jan, April. July & Oct.
Commissioners Court.
Sandford Gordon, ,
David vanvacter, Commissioners.
Robert Johnson,
Meets LIST Mondays in March, June, Septcn-
Der and December.
County Officers
Thos. Mcdonald, Auditor.
Josepk Evans, Treasurer and collector
John L. Thompson, Sheriff
q. S. Cleaveland, Recorder
J. b. N. klnger, Surveyor.
j. X. Brook, Coroner.
Samuel McDonald. Swamp land commits mr.
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Ed eg 10 "a Ss2fa IL e. CT S 2 g
syisa. G. EDWARDS Proprietor,
PLYNOETII. IND.

=
II ME proprietor of this we'll known House,
{ tenders his sincere thanks to his friends
and former patrons for their ia> orS heretofore
so literally bestowed, and SolcitS a continu
ance. He is determined TO spare no pains in
rendering his guests comfortable, and to afford
them entire satisfaction in all the departments
of his business.
HIS TABLE has heretofore spoken for itSel,
and he assures his patrons that no grounds for
complaint Will hereatte be given. As hereto
lore, the StricteSt attention will be paid 10 his
stable department.
The Stage Office for the Logansport, South
Bend and LapOrte routes is kept at this house,
and persons wishing a comfortable private con-
veyance to any par; Northern Indiana, can
be accommodated without delay.
May ), 1853. 10tff.
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TNA aDEEI IEo
Public Sale Of Swamp Lands
IN STARKE COUNTY.

OFFICE OF AUDITOR, SrARKE CorxTY,
Knor, Nay l6k, 1853.
y pursuance of the provisions OF can acs to
4 regulate the sale of the Swamp Lands Gona-
ted by the United States to the State OF Ind-
ana, and 10 provide for The draining and re-
claiming thereoi, in accordance with the con-
dision of said grant," approved May %, 1852,
and the several acts supplemental thereto, ap-
proved June IA, 1852. and March ith 1853,
there Will be offered at public sale, at the court
house, in the town o! Knox, all the Swamp
Lands lying and being in said county ofStarke,
situated as follows to-wit:
In townships NJ. 50, 33 and ; north, range
one west
In townships number 30, 80 and "a north,
range , west
IN townships number %, So and 81 north,
range 3 west.
IN townships number >, and 80 north,
range west.
TIE sale viii commence on the 9th day OF
July 1888, al ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and
he continued from day TO day uni! al the lands
are offered.
The conditions Of tie sale arc cash, ana the
following funds VIII be received in payment.
to-wit:
Gold and silver, the no IS Of the State Bank
OF INDIANA, the notes OF the Free Banks of In
diana, the Bank OF Missouri, and all solvent
Banks Of Ohio, Kentucky, and Virginia.
CHARLES HUMPHREYS,
Auditor Starhe county.
May &c, 1858. ,2ts-
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SEALED proposals will be received at "a
~ the store OF +. Fisher & Co., at the - -
Forge on Twin Lakes, until o'clock p. NJ.
on The 18th inst, for the building of School
House, at the aforesaid place, which said
house 10 be 30 by 30, feet in size, set on prop
er stone foundation, and in height, o feet be-
tween ihe josts, 6 ID light OF 10 KIP glass
windows on each side, implanted weatherboar-
ding, 10 be conveniently seated. For further
particulars enquire OF the subscriber.
Center township. A. 5. BUNNELL.
May 9, 1888. llw3.
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OFFICERS OF STATE,

JosEPH A. WRIGHT, Governor.
a. Willard, Lieutenant Governor,
VIM. c. Larrabee, Supintendent pub. Schools,
Nehemiah Hayden, Secretary of State,
John 2. Dunn, Auditor of State,
Elijah Newland, Treasurer OF State,
Supreme .Jadges.
ist' VIM. Z. Stewart, OF CaSs county,
I'd. Andrew Davidson, Decatur
Sd. Samuel E. Perkins. Marion +"
4th. Addison L. Roach, Parke :"
W. B. Beach, Clerk Supreme court.
Albert G. Porter, Reporter for supreme court.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-26
The State of Indiana,
Marshall County,. -

In the Marshall Common Pleas Court,
July Term. Il. ID 1888
Edwin r. Phillips, Admir-. of the)
estate of David Linn decd.
VS..
Catharlne Linn, Widow, Sophia
Carr, Isaac Carr, Cathr'ne Wood petition to
in, James Woodin, Magdalena / sell real
Philips, Samuel Linn, Susan As estate.
by, John ASby Mary Petticurd
and - Petticord.
the April term A. d. 1853, Of the
"a Marshall county Court of Common Pleas,
said Administrator filed his petition Tor the sale
ot real estate belonging TO the estate of enid
decedent, insert. Aud it having been made
satisfactorily To appear TO the court that Sam
uel Linn, Susan Asby, John Asby, Mary Petit
cord and - Pettcord her husband, whose
gwen name is unknown, are non residents Of
the Stale of Indiana.
They are therefore hereby notified of the
ming and tendency of said Petition, and that
unless they appear and answer or de-
muir thereto, on before the calling of said
cause at the next term of said court IN no
holden at the court house in Plymouth in sail
county, the same TO them will be taken as
confessed, and viii be heard and determined
in their absence.
Attest RICHARD CORBALEY. OK
{. H. Reeve Pitts. Atty.
May 8, 1853, to.e