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Marshall county Officers and Courts.

MdTSuull CUuutl UllltrIS dliu UUuTts,
Circuit Court.
THoS. S. STANFlELD, Circuit Judge.
ID. J. Woodward, Prosecuting Attorney.
Richard Corbaley, Clerk.
Meets Sd. Mondays in February and August
Common Pleas Court.
Elisha Egberi, Judge.
Horace Corbn, Prosecutor.
Richard Corbaley, Clerk.
Meets Sd Mondays in JAM, April. July & Oct.
Commissioners Court.
PsSs TsSs'''; PsSs TaSSss5: Ss:ssa,
Meets Ist Mondays in March, June, Septcm-
Der and December.
County Officers
ThoS. Mcdonald, Auditor.
Joseph Evans Treasurer and collector.
John l.. Thompson, Sheriff.
q. S. Cleaveand, Recorder.
j. B. n. Klinger, Surveyor
j. X. Brook, Coroner.
Samuel Mcdonald. Swamp land commits nr.
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RAILROAD SPEEDII

l.. WESTERVELT intends leaving for
- Q The cast on the first day of April, and
wishes his 'nends TO help him with as much
money as they can, as he will need that article /:
for goods cost cash at the east. Call mn.
trends, one and all, and help me as much as
You can. Feb. l853.-5!tf,
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SURVEYORS NOTICE.

This is TO no tify all persons interested there
in that the County Surveyor, pursuant to our
request. will survey and locate the corners
of cur land in section i2, town "a north,
range one east, in Marshall county, COM
mencing May 2nd, 1853, at 10 O'Clock a.
NJ, at which time and place you can attend If
you see proper. JOHN SNYDER d Others.
April !. 1863 6w3.
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The State OF Indiana,
Marshall County,. SS'


Marshall Common Pleas Court, April
Term. 1853.
AMI L. Wheeler, D,
VS.. Foreign Attachment.
BENJAMIN Shoemaker.
"IHEREAS, upon the affidavit of the
w plaintiff, writ of Foreign Attachme mt
was duly issued in this behalf, (here insert. }
And whereas said attachment was this day re-
turned by the Sheriff Of said county, by which
il appears that the following real estate has
been attached as the property of the said de-
fendant, to-wit: one undivided tenth part of
Lot number thirty-tOur, (}l) in Plymouth
appraised a t sixty dollarS--the entire lot ap-
praised at 5000 90; and it having been made
to appear to my satisfaction, by afiilavit, that
said de endant is a nonresident OF oftLe State
of Indiana.
The said Benjamin Shoemaker is therefore
hereby notified OF the penGency OF said writ.
and that unless he appear and answer thereto
on Or Lc.ore the calling OF said cause on the
second day Of The next term of the Marshall
Common Pleas court, to he held at the court
house IN Plymouth In said county, on IA e third
Monday in April next, the same Will be heard
and determined in his absence
Attest: RICHARD CORBALEY.
Clerk NJ. C. T. C
c. II. Reeve, Pltns. Atty.
March -, 1888. 4wi.
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BEES! BEES!!

ME Subscriber having obtained Onin
L Sioddard'S Patent Bee Hive for,the fol-
lowing territory: Polk, North and Green town
ships IN MARSHALL county, and Newcastle, Ro-
chester, Henry, Wayne and Liberty town
ships in Fulton county, now offers TO sell all
or any part OF them TO suit purchasers on lib
eral terms. Any person wishing 10 obtain the
right ana get the hives, will do wei TO appIy
soon. Tor the time TO move the bees will soon
be at hand, for them to do well this season.
ana also get clear OF worms and millerS, as
they have no chance in their hives.
will endeavor 10 furnish the Hives, if an
pied to IN season TO get them by the time thai
the bees should be put into them.
Call al my residence, three miles south O
Plymouth on the old Crocker Farm.
n. l.. BABCOCK.
March 3, 1883, Iva.
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Wanted Immediately,

Purchasers and tenants, for good improved
land For Terms Apply, over Wheeler's Store,
III Plymouth, c. II. REEVE
sff
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The State Of gndiataa,
Marshall County,. Ut

In the MdrshaU Circuit Court. Aueusf
Term. A ID 1893.
Matilda Noel, }
w. IN chanccry ry-Divorce.
IdmeS Noel,
I eE II remembered, that on tie 9th dav of
I'D March A. ID. 1873, the above named ne
ti,ivncr, hy w. q. Pomcroy her solicitor. filed
in the OIL e OF the Clerk OF the MARSHALL Cir
cut Court. her hlll IN the above entitled cause
;otciLer with tie aiiiiayit of 'disintereS.ed
person, that the said James Noel is a nonreS-
ldent OF the State of Indiana. Sand defendant
.ilmeS Noel, Is therefore hereby notified or
The tillng and pcndeucy o. said bill againsf
Inn: and that uulesS he appear, and plead.
answer or Gcnur 10 SAID bill OF complaint at
The calling of the Cause on the first day of the
next term 81 said court TO lie held at the court
house IN Plymouth, in said county, on the
third Monday IN August next, the same will
be heard ani determined In hi Absence and
u decree entet- accordingly.
Attest: RlCHARD CORBALEY, Clk u.c.c
BY 5. B CoRBALEY, Dep.
W. q. Pontroy sol. for comp.
March 81 50. 52
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c. Collins of eyery size Is
ADMINISTRATION, A

ND W ~ = n n TO N.
NJ Office is hereby given that the under
l signed has taken out letters of admins
iration on the est ate OF James Clark, late OF
Marshall county, Indiana, decreased All per-
sons indebted to said estate, requested 10
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the estate, are requested to file
them duly authenticated for settlement. The
estate is probably solvent.
JOSEPH CLARK, Admir-.
March 10, 1853. 2w}s
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a DMINiS iSTRATION.

y Office $ hereby given that have taken
!. ont le5,erS 'eStamenlary with the Will
anheXed. upon tie e>,aic o Adam HnGle.
laie 81 MARSHALL comfy, Indiana, dec eaSed
All persons indebted 10 eaid estate are reuues-
ed 70 make mmc iiate payment. and those
hav ing claims against the same are notified "a
fle Item duly authenticated iOr settlement.
The estate j. Probably solvent.
GEORGE lIINOLE, Ext.
March 81, 1873 ;,w3
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TUTED STlTES EyECTTIVE COVERyNEyT

President, .SaLary.
FRANKLIN PIERCE, of n. Hampshire, $4,000
Vice President,
Wm r. King OF Alabama, 5000
Secretary Of State,
VIM. l.. Marcy of n. York, 5000
Secretary Of War,
Jefferson Davis of Mississippi, 5000
.Socrcfary Of the Treasury.
James Guthrie of Kentucky, 5000
Secretary Of the Nary,
James c. Dobbins of North Carolina. 1900
Secretary ofhe Interior,
Robert McClelland of Michigan, 5000
Attorney General,
Caleb Gushing o. Massachusetts, 5000
Post Muster General
James Campbell Of Pennsylvania, 5000
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

wv ilEREAS the undersigned has been ap-
w pointed executor the last will and
testament of the estate o. Samuel /. Patterson
late OF Marshall county, Indiana, deceased,
therefore all persons indebted TO said estate
are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same, are
hereby notified to file them duly authenticated
Tor settlement. The estate Is probably SOL
vent. ALEX. e.. SfALEY, EXT.
March 10, 1858. 2Nv3
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+ n e T A B L E,
EXHl | BI 7

EXHIBIT
OF the Receipts and Expenditures OF the
Town of Plymoath, Marshall county
Indiana. for the fiscal year ending
March 9TH, A. d. 1853.
Receipts:
From duplicate OF taxes OF lS5l-o2, 1891 40
Z" License, 20 90
&c Donation by county for bridge, 80 OO
Total receipts, Si3i ~
Due rom excess, 10
SI3J -
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Domestic Attachment.

n Office IS hereby given that a writ Of Do
= meStlc attachment was issue by me.
james II. Case Il Justice Of the peace o Cen
Ter township, in Marshall county, and State of
Indiana, OH the ID day of March, A. ID. 1883.
upon the affidavit OF George Scarfer, against
The goods, chattelS, rights, credits, lqoneys
and effects Of Jacob II, Brown, late of said
cOur ~, by virtue OF which writ the following
described property was attached as the prop
art, n" rt,.s 4 Ianah II
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SGT l. z M EMIT. Notice IS hereby
t) given 10 hose interested, that final settle
nent 81 the estate Of Joseph l.. HultS, deed ],
viii be made At The April term 1893, OF the
MARSHALL Coar Of Common Pleas, 10 he held
al tie court house iii Plymouth, Marshall
county, Indiana, on The third Monday in April
next, at which time and place YOU can attend
MARY HULTS Adin'r.
March 81, IS. 81.
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BOOT AND SHOE
EA MANDATORY.
lsA HNHE undersigned resp,

ME undersigned respect.
- II Iully in. orms the citizens oil
Plymouth and vicinity that he has commcnc-
ed the above business nearly opposite
the plymouth Banner office on Michi-
gan street. and respectfully solicis the patron
age OF the public. He intends keeping OH
hand good supply of ready made
Boots and Shoes, Leather and
Findings.
Inc pubic are respectfully invited to call
ana examine his stock, when ali will be pre-
pared to judge for themselves.
HENRY DONELLY.
Jan 81 1853 A3p3
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NOTICE.

Tie firm of Pomeroy, Houghton & Barber
this day dissolved by mutual consent Al
debts due this firm will now be paid tc
Brook, Pomeroy & liOughtOn who are author
lzed 10 settle the same.
". G. POMEROY.
j. HOUGHTON.
l.. c. BARBER.
Jan. l3, 1888. no. 46, CIV,
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IT paid IN advance, 81 so
AT the end of six months, OO
Ii delayed until the end Of the wear, so
RICHARD CORBALEY.
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OF April, 1853.
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Allen Louisa
Adams VIM
.Alleman Leonard
Burch Lucinda
Butler Rev Isaac
Burch BENZ
Burn Abran
Bdra John j
BrOcket Mrs Anne
Baker Harriet
Brnwn J x
Ball Wm
Boots J0l
Baker Nj. ret
Bartine Nnen inc
Barker 10 sepl
Biac ksoln Amos
BlXley Amos
BOo:h Silas =
Benny john
Bass Mar y
BumgarGeusr S0lOno
Birch j E,q
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Coleman J I'm
Cooper Mrs Mary
Culyeya9le NJ, NJ
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Co.l.nS Mss EHza
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DtyIS William B
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Plymouth on the lst day
Lyon Alexander J
Lanlrt Lloyd
I.oveleSS Truman
Lewis J Mary
Lee David
Lyons James
McDearmot John
McBroom James
NcLane Thomas
Moor James
2MiIner William )
Miller Mrs Elizabeth
MaNS0l Cr.a
Maitland John
Misery 4 Monsieur Pre-
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Moor Ephrlim :
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Marks Danyel B
Moor McCaslin j
II Coy Hugh
Miller iIarflet
aicLane israel
Morris John Milton
M.ltia James
1ii.chleS Matilda
Narphy Ms
Nltcaer NJ ~
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NI u. II -tNL y It, IfIdWCIfI lc
neaieSt order, and as cheap as can he bought
anywhere in Northern Indiana. pledge my
word It YOU buy o. he, your clothes VIII be
made Of good Material, and while you are
Sleeping, Your wives viii not be sewing tears
shirts, Vests. PamtS, Goats,
Anything IN the line OF tientlcmcn's wear,
made al the shortest notice and always OH
hand.
Conc old, come young, come great, come
small, come before you pure hase elsewhere,
give me 4 call and will sell you clothes which
will suit you al.
Gail uddrl J. Browalee 4 Cos scre, sec
ond door.
M.r-A Il, 1855 ga
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u. J.. FiRNSwORTH - ".-' NI-S
SOUTH PENU. INDIA. A.
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Some years ago it suffered considerably
from violent gale Of wind, which sadly
hattsred it; but its aged boughs were
carefully propped up, and its trunk pro-
tected by partial covering oflead. With
these aides it promised to look green for
many years to come. Its fertility appear
ed to have undergone no change; in the
summer it was laden with fruit, of which
more than two bushels of the finest flavor
were gathered in the season of 1885,
The smallest fragments from this tree
were religiously cherished by the poets
numerous admirers. In August, 1890,
when Millions coffin was discovered buried
under the desk, in tue chancel of the
Church of st. Giles, Cripplegate, some
friends of the overseer contrived. at night
time to possess themselves of the hair and
some OF the teeth of the immortal poet.
In the grounds of Arlington Abbey,
Northamptonshire, stands Garrick's mul-
berry tree, with this inscription upon cop
per attached to one Of its limbs: "This
was planted hy David Garrick, ESQ, at
the request Of Ann Thursby, as growing
testimony of their friendship. I77s."
Henry Kirk Whites favorite tree, where.
on he had cut, III. X. W., 1905" stood
on the sands at Whitton, in Northumber-
land, till it was cut down by the wood
mans axe; but in veneration for the poets
memory, the portion bearing hist initials
was carefully preserved in an elegant gilt
frame.
Some years ago, a curious arm chair,
which had belonged to Gay, the poet,
WAS sold at auction at Branstaple, his
native place. 1t contained a drawer un-
demeath the scat, at the extremity OF
which was smaller drawer, connected
with rod in front, by which it was drawn
benjamin FrankIin's ~n---
wrought m tuo'rc...- --''h--h "''r1"''sG5N
we ali know was bequeathed, in a codici
to his will, "to the friend of mankind
General Washington;" adding "that if it
had been sceptre, he has merited it, and
would become it." General Washington
has a name beyond the price Of sceptres
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IN ADVANCE.
NUMBER 4s
TIE Caroliaian of Wednesday. says::

TIE Carolaian of Wednesday. says:
Col. BUrLER's REMAINs.--We learn
that the remains of Col. p. NJ. Butler
were disinterred yesterday afternoon
Some members of the family and few
friends, Col. r. II. Goodwin, Col. b. T.
Watts, and DR.. John Fisher, attended the
disnterment. The remains will be convey
ed by the Greenville Rail Road this morn
ing to Bozeman's Turnout, near Judge
Buffers place, from which they will be
taken to the family burying ground for
sepulture.
WIFE WANTED.-A fellow in East
Salisbury, who wants a wife, write, to his
friend tn Boston on the subject; asking
the following question:
"Mr. Merrill: Sir: viii you be SO kind
as to inform me if should be like to find
a single woman in Boston of good moral
character"
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Literary Relics.

The house in which Milton resided be-
tween the year 1851 and 1859, existed
only few years back, at No. ls York
street, Westminster, London. jeremy
Benthan, to whom the house lately be-
longed put up tablet on the back wall
believed to have been tho front in the
poets time,) inscribed, SACRED te Milton
prince Of poets" This babitatiou, where
part Of Pradise Lost" was undoubtedly
composed, was at the time we allude to,
rented to two or three poor families, the
ground floor being converted into chan
dlcr's shop. From the parlor windows
the poet could have commanded view
Of st. James Park, more picturesque
then at present. At Chalfont, in Buck
inphamshire, is another residence Of Mil
tons, in which he composed 'Paradis'
Regained." Though the pear tree, sai'
to be planted by Cromwell, in Sidney
College Cambridge, was cut down II
March 1898, the mulberry tree planted b
his illustrous Latin secretary, Miltor
has been more fortunate, still fiourishin
in thc pleasant garden Of Christ's Colleg
where L was planted blythe youthful st'
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Wives Save Your Husbands.

Tue following should be read by every
woman in the country, married or un-
married YES, it should be committed to
memory and repeatedthree times day,
for it contains more truth than many
volumes that have been written on the sub
ject:
GLOW often we hear men say, l am
going to California, Australia, or some
where else.-You ask him the reason Of
his going away, and the answer is, in
nine cases out OF ten, am not happy at
home. | have been unfortunate in busi-
nes, and | have made up my mind to
try INV luck in California. The world
seems to 90 against me. While fortune
favored me, there were those whom
thought to be my friends, but when the
scale turned, they also turned the cold
shoulder against ME. My wife, she thai
should have been the first to have stood
by NE, and encouraged me, was first tt
point the finger discern and say it is you
own fault. why has not this or that ont
been so unfortunatei IL you had attend
ed to your business as they have, you
would not be where you are now. These
and other like insinuations, often drive
man to find other society, other pleasure
in consequence of being unhappy at home
He may have children that he loves; h
cannot enjoy life with them as he would
he may love them as dearly as ever; ye
home is made unpleasant in consequence
of that cold indifference Of the wife. No
| would say to all such wives, sisters en-
in fact, all females, deal gently with hi
that is in trouble; remember that he is vel
k easily excited. A little word careful
= thrown out may inAict wound time ne
: er can heal. Then be cautious, man
!, but human-therefor he is liable to el
" If you see him going wrong, ever me
e him with smile, and with the kiss of {
n fection; show that you love him by repes
70 ed acts of kindness; let your friendsh
" be unbounded; try to beguile his unhapl
= hours in pleasant conversation. ~
y doing you may save yourself and childr
10 from an unhappy future. =,
n When a man is in trouble it IS b
Va a little word that may ruin him, it is
,w little word that may save him.-M
chants Ledger.
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Self Pessession.--Power Of Religion.

Rev Mr.. Burchell. missio ary, was in
.a.y l.'' cloth manufacturer in the west
# ENGLAND. Ills first piece Of cloth he
,od 80 person in Bristol who, a few days
afterwards was reported to be on the
point of insolvency. With the energy
which characterized him throughout his
whole iife. he determined II possible, to re-
gain legal possession Of his property, OF
when it appeared he was about to lie de-
frauded. 1t occurred to him, that by
walking all night he should be in Bristo
some hours earlier than il he waited FOL
the coach. which did not start I'LL morn
ling Heipow approached the Severn, a
4 point where he expected 70 find SONS
ONE Who would ferry him over. As h
reached II, he saw boat push of hastil,,
from the land. He hailed the crew bu
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especially gratifying t" his >'",, f....r.
k""w'ng THAI Nh" io,,d o1u. G.nd.y. .roly
d"v"l"dIr. and urlcrrviu- ia l.r ne
"'"' al those qualities oi person -. .a,ni
I"c' which could coE,manu hi. a..nt'i.,ion
1t was impossible for him to fail in having
corresponding affection for her ia r.,u,n.
w. have I'll" best "vilarc. ,Nu Y ..,,-
leon not only adurr.I. trul lp,... t., ...n.
and the tale is u So -,.m .... ... u..r.
winch we are c"mpcl,rI 1" relate, .,, ai,
heat grew cold towards Joscphu" rs he
gathered i'll and ccnrercd once mere np,,n
himself the affection which onl, one being
beS'I"> himself had ever shared. |, add,
II tIe,h col"rug I" lhc ambition ate. elf.
love OF that wonderful man. who crul.I
stride with equal ease over hcarr which
he had broken aud throne which l.c had
crushed. Til" cooncS> with wl:ch the
Emperor now began to rogar' J,+,l,hine
WAS "f SLOW growth.
After mentioning suudry fact, to evi-
denc" this graGHal decay of affection. our
author proceeds:
N"'hl"" h"w"y,r, ,rs. .u.r,r G.u
Emperor ir'm Ii urp, >". a..} ...,.. a,.
saw. from day to day. thai lrr influence
over him wa> Declining. ItMa> - hnn,ili.
atin% though /" her, that her :.rt",lanrs
notrt"d tvs, AMI her wait ng maids had
already begun t" regard her in the Iipht
OF a r"rudiatcd wife. an what self con-
S'ra'ni,' said she, "did pass the period
during which, though no longer his wife,
! Was Obliged to appear so to all eyes!
ALI. what looks were those which. the
r""rt'"rs suffered to fall upn me- The
private passage way between her apart,
m"mt> AMI III" Emporor's hol been closed
ly 'l> "rlrr>, and the ire an. i.y,u,
m'"rc"ur>" which they had frequently held
tnn"th.r s""'r"l r"..,., Z
snaGow rested ever Tie path OF Josephine
and she moved slowly fowar,l nto It's ever
derp"rinI "h>rmirv. "r"rng t"r .ght
amid the chaos "i happiness wh.rh one
,yn> hers. The language Of her thoughts
was, as one English poet expressed
it
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To NEWSPAPERS READERs.--Ihe Post
Office department recently decided that
under the law Of 1852, subscriber re-
siding in the county in which s paper
may be printed and published, Is entitled
to receive it through the mails free q pes-
tage from the post Office within the De-
livery of which he may reside, even thoueh
that office may be situated eithoUs the
limits Of the county aforesaid.
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