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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
For the Banner.
Eysrutors, administrators, and Guardians.

Executors, Administrators, and Guardians.
Within the last two years. the law OF
the State OF Indiana, in relation to the
settlement, of deceden!s estates. has been
materially changed from what it hal
formerly been, This being the case, Ex-
ecutors, Administrators, and Guardians
do not as gene raj thing. know how to
proceed in many respects, with the bust
ness entrusted to them.
The law prssumes that every person
who undertakes the responsible business
of settling tn. business OF the dead. or
taking care o. the interests OF orphans is
fully acquainted with the law by which
they are to be governed, and holds them
responsible accordingly. Such being the
fact, how necessary that every person
who takes such responsibilities should
seek diligently. first. to ksow his duty,
and secondly do it, regardless of conso-
quences.
cinct statement Of the nature and the
amount of every claim. whe ther due OF
not against the estate OF any decedent.
(except judgments. mortgages. &c, which
were obtained or executed in the decc-
dents life time) duly sworn TO before
some person authorized TO administer
oaths generally. to the effect that the
same is justly due. and wholly or in part
unpai1, (as the case may be.) must be
filed in the office Of the Clerk of the prop
er Court of Common Pleas. within one
year from the date of the first appoint
ment of an executor or administrator;
and if such claim be not due, interest
thereon sha'l not be rebated: and after
the expira n of one year from such ap-
pointmen. ID notice, if such claim be
no. filed at least ten days before final
settlement of the estate. ii shall be barred
except as to heirs and devisees.
When claims are duly sworn to and
filed as above specified, the Clerk is re-
quired to place them upon the Appear
snce Docket Of such Court, which is all
the notice necessary to be given; and
Whenever any claim against the estate OF
any decedent shall have been flied and
placed on the Appearances Docket Of such
Court, ten days before the first day OF
the ensuing term thereof, the executor
nit, or refuse TO admit. such claim in
writing on the margin Of such Appear
such claim is so admitted before the last
day Of said term, the same shall be trans
fcrred to the Issue Docket of such Court.
and shall stand for trial at the next term
thereof. as other civil actions pending
therein.
1t will be seen that it becomes neces-
eary for Executors and Administrators
to examine the. Appearance Docket fire.
quently, in order to prevent the expense
Of claims which they know are just, be-
ing placed upon the Issue Docket for
trial.
The question is often asfed, "What
can De doae in sacalon?" The 33d sec. on
page 81. q Vol. L. S. 1852 says: For
tia purpose OF filing reports of Execu.
tors hdmIuiStratO or Guardians
end gtaniing letters testamentary. of adj
ministration, and guardianship; for filing
accounts against estates. issuing process.
sfanting orders for publica lion: for filing
petitions by executors. administrators,
or guardians for the sale Of Real Estate;
OK :or fling petitions for tho ssttloIneR
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
4 Mohawk Du,chman. the other

4 Mohawk Dutchman. the other day.
reading an account of a meeting, ca me 10
the words. "the meeting then dissolved"
be could not define the meaning of the
latter word, so he referred to his diction-
ary, and felt satisfied. In few minutes
a friend came in, when Hans said, Dey
must hab berry hot wedder dare in New
York. ret an agount of a meeting we're
all de beeples have melted away.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

The Jewish Sabbatl.-It is unlawful 10
ride on horseback or in carriage--to walk
more than mile from their dwellings
to transact business of any kind-to med
die with any tool-to write--to play up
OH gny musical instrument-to bathe-
to comb the hair--and even TO carry a
pin in their clothes which Is unnecessa
ry. These and great many others are
complied with By the mos. rigid. There
is one command in the law of Moses
to which the Jews must scrupulously al
here. ''Ye shall kinde no fire on the Sab.
bath day" Exodus xxxv, 81 Consc.
quently they never light fire on the
Sabbath day, nor eat food prepared on
that day-all must be done Oh Friday
As it is impossible to spend the Sabbath
in cold climates without fire or light, the
Jewish families who keep servants make
it point to have a Gentle In their SER
vice to do these things. and among the
humb bier class a number OF families gener-
ally unite III securing the service of
Gentle neighbor for the day. Nothing
could wound the conscience of a Jew
more than TO be under the necessity of
putting fuel Of the fire OF snuifing his can.
dies on :he Sabbath day.--British Jtr.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

GooD.-We overheard a queer thing
from little fellow about six years Of age.
a short time ago: The subject of we'd
ding cake had been introduced into the
conversation in which the father was ia
king a part "Father," said the little
fellow. after having apparently reflected
intently on something. Il shan't send you
any of my wedding cake when get mar
ried." why SOP" was the inquiry.
Because said the little follow, YOU
didn't send me any of yours"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
New YORK, Oct. 81.

A meeting of the merchants was held
Today at the Exchange to consider the
removal Of Collector Bronson. G.. B.
Leman ras chosen chairman. y set of
resolutions. denouncing the removal, was
passed. Several gentlemen were called
on for speeches, but none were made
The meeting adjourned sine die
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

GooDl-The local editor of the Buffalo
Commercial. gravely remarks that the
Siamese Twins appear to be as much ''at-
tached TO each other" as ever. Dodds
thinks their COED feeling all sham. how
ever. for to his personal knowledge. he
says, there has always been a "little
soniet thing between them"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
A Youth asks his fnther'a sanction

A youth asks his fathers sanction to
his project of marriage. The old gentle
man, requesting his son to pray with
him, prayed that if the match was against
the will of the Lord he would throw OBJ
stacles in their way. and make it impos-
sible. The son interrupting. cried:
''Oh, Lord don't you do it; for l must
have her any how"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
CdI Fellows and Free 1IasOnS.-The Pit


=. . "~'hnlir Roman Catholic Jour-
nal. has the following warnings.
The Church has condemned euerv Sc
crst society no matter srhat may be its
OBJECT.
A Catholic who joias the Odd Fellows.
or any other secret society, has lost the
grace of God, and is 10 longer within the
pale OF the Church.
When Catholic joins one of these
secret societies. the Grace of God forsakes
him, and he can no longer be considered
mem ber of the Church.
1t is to be feared that the majority Of
Catholics who join these secret societies
in short time become :nlidels.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
Arkansas "YeatiS."

In recent tour through one OF tht
widest and most sparseIy settled regions
of Arkansas, the land made classic BY the
effusions of ;hat versatile genius (Pete
Whetstone.) arrived at the ferry OF
Coche river bank, about Is steps from
where the ferry boat lay tied 10 snee
i'll :he water. Several bear-skins. deer
skins. and coon-shins were nailed up to
dry against the walls Of the grocery. but
the door was closed and no bar keeper.
ferry man. or other person was in sight
hallooed at the top of my voice some
half a kozen times. hut no one answered.
Seeing an advertisement on the door,
read as follows:
NoATiS
eff emmy boldly Gums here arter Ticker or
too git Akross the Ruver They kin ges:
bio this her Horne and If don't cum when
wife Betsy mp a the house hesres the
horne blom she'll cum down and sell
the licker or set en- akIoss the ruver ime
snine Fishing no kralit when i'm away
frum Hoame john wilson y them thyt
kent rede Will hev tue gee tue the Hous
arter Betsy faint but half a mile thar
W
In obedience to the "noatis." | took
the blowing horn, which stuck in crack
OF the wall close by the door and give it
"toot" or two, which reverberated far
arouad the cane and swamp, and in a few
minutes was answered by voice scarce
ly less loumd and reverberating than that
OF the horn-it seemed to be about half
a mile up the river; and in about fifteen
minutes stalwart female made her ap-
pearance, and asked me i'll wanted lick
er"
"No Madam, want to cross the river,
if you please"
Don't you want some liquor fust?"
''No mazda m-don tdrink-never touch
liquor
Never tech Ticker. Why you must
De preacher, then amt you?'
No madam. I'm only Son of Tenn
perance; wish to get across the river, if
you please. do you row the hoat?'
''Oh yes! can take ye over in less than
no time. Fetch upyour hess"
! obeyed. asking as lead the horse in
to the boat
did your husband write that sdver-
tlse,heHt on ehy uvs5. tnelN4--
"No Stree, SchooImaster Jones writ it,
John hain't got no ldrning.'
And the good woman rowed the boat
safely across the ugly stream; and banding
her the lerriase fee. | bade her good
morning.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

An Editor .omew here in The west has
become SO hollow from depending on tho
printing business alone for bread. that he
proposes to sell himself to some gentle
man TO be used as . stovo pipe.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

MUsHRooM ARIsTocRACY.-The New
buryport Herald. alluding TO the growing
evil of extravaganza in the United States,
says:
There is not a country in the world
where the people are becoming so extrav-
agant in their mode Of dress and living
as in the United States 1t is one of the
worst signs OF the times. The habits of
This mushroom aristOcracy are really dis
gustiug. How it looks to see boys sport
ing diamonds by the thousand dollars
worth at time. whose fathers were ac-
customed TO wheelbarrows, and whose
children are pretty certain TO be in the
work house. Aud girls. silly, simpering
things. weighed down with jewels and
bracelets. whose mothers broke their
backs at the washing tab, securing floors,
and picking oakum. The real subs,an-
tial aris.ocracy never indulge in such
fopperies and fooleries.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
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,u" "@ ZESe
vUBLIsuED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING

Ifpad in advance, LOU
At the end ofSix months. 200
N DELAYED until the end Of the year, %
TrThe above terms will be strictly ad-
hered TO.
TrNo paper will be discontinued until all
are ,ragesare paid, unless al the opiior OF the
Pm
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

An adopted citizen wrote homo that he
WAS employed by the State. On coming
over they found it just 90 he had stated.
He WAS At Sing Sing prison "ssrving OUT
a sentence for life.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

Ibid you not see him make several via
its after the patient was out of dangeT?*
was the question of the lawyer, in cross
examining witness called to prove a
doctors bill, in one of our Justices courts
couple of days since. No, replied the
witness, thought the patient was in dan
ger as long as the doctor continued his
visits.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

Tho man who tied not in cord Of
wood wishes to know il you ever heard a
hay coch crow?
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

Snow on last Monday morning.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
In, COPPER AND SHEET IRON
Ware Manu- factory.

THE subscriber, worker. In FIN, Copper
/ and Sheet Iron, would respectiullyG IN
Inform his friends and the public generally, W
In oil It's braches. I'll The same aold standsu Corner
Of Church and Main street, where he will be hap
ty to receive those who may wish TO honor him
with their patronage, he has always on hand i
fine assortment Of bright and iaparn9d lin ware.
which he will sell DIS cheap as ean DO bought any
where, wholesale or retail. Cutters and sronis.
nude and put mp in The best wofkmaniike man
ner. Also, Bath tubs, hip bath tubs. hafIge Oil
Cans, Sieve Pipes, he is also prepared 10
80 make or repair Sheet Iron, brie'iing srape
CA Pipe steam pipes, supply pipes. &c. al
work entrusted to him will lie executed with
~neatness aud despatch. Allortiersfrom the coan.
Try will be promptly attended to.
feb ly.22, JOHN TILANOs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
FOR SALE OR RENT.

r,tfE t.aid, Dwelling and out buildings. situated
j. u, The Goinitr roai, II miles from the city Of
Baton It,ugs, the late residence of MAJ. II. W. Fow.
ler deceased. Said property lns 4 trent Of J arpents
perfrial arrents As ar,ents cleared land, and GO
nrle mir III xt,ol.
The ats,ee Tract will be sold In mass, Or divided
into y lais. to siit purchasers the middle lot. { cutn.
psiaing The Dwelling house and mol of he out bnil.
tinas, ! having Z Al penis front by Ia hf,antH .tless.,
the other 2 lots In ying each 2 arpesas~ front by 10
arpents Iii depth. For rrrticttthrs apply q,
Ian. ptts, Eol. pHiLLIp HICKT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
SALES.

State Of LouisiuHa--puriSh Of East
Baton Roage-Mo. 1161--Siath Ju-
dictai District Cotut--PierYe Lang
hua,e, rs. he President and Trustees
Of Baton Rouge College.
DY VIRTUE Of d writ or 4 IA issued ~ the
ID above entitled and numbered suit, and to me
directed from the Hon. Sixth judicial District
Ccttrt. In and for the Parish and State aforesaid. |
have seized and will expose at public sale, at the
Courthouse door. IN the city Of Baton Refuge. on
saturday, the 9th day vi February next, 1893, at
ii o'clock, Al NJ, the hereinafter described prop.
erty. to wit 7lqH .
fhe Northern half Of square No. s5, situated
In that part Of the city Of Batnn Rouge laid out
by r Beauregard. and designated. N the fgt,ra-'
tive plan thereof, by Nos. i q. l0t 2 and III
North half DR. lot No. . aud North half Of lot No.
4, together with all the buildings and improve
menis thereon.
Seized to pay and satisfy the Judgment, inter.
est and cost, In the above entitled and numbered
suit, s
Terms Of sale-Cash, with the Of appraise.
ment, e I'll. " BABlN,.
jan l Sheriff.
Etds de Ia Lvtisiaine-- 'aroissc d'Ea
Baton Rouge-1161--Co w aa Sic.
tcme' District Judicidife--Pieyye
Laaghumr Us. te President et les Ad.
miaiArafeafs du College de Baton
Rouge.
I'm vfHTU d'nn writ den ia lance dana l'af.
L. iaife ci -dessns intituie et nuInefois, ut adrus-
ne d uiol par iihonofabta tsour di Sixisfne Dis.
trict liidiclaire, dana 1t peas Ia psruisse ct Fiat
s%,tlite, Jat saisis 81 expeseras en- yeise ~pabli1a.s
a Ia porte dc Ia maisoa de Coul dams IL vile Dc
Haton Rouge, samedi, ie cinquisme jour de Fey.
rier, 1851, h Il hctirrs ia faatin, Ia rlorri6te ci.
apras deefite, SAVER
Ia moi,ie nord Dc ltlcs No. ~. situt dams eeitc
parfie dc Ia vile as Bston lsouge, arrenid par =.
heauregmd ct dssigi4e sur 10 plan tlgaratf de IA
dite Vile. par lee INNER TN. deax, dix, ,,euf 1t
tlouse. Ia miotie nerd IA lot NO trsis et Ia Motto
roni du lot Nod, ensemble ayec tottesle batisscs
et ameliofatian Ia dtssss.
Saisie pour payer ct s~atisfaire le iagenent. III.
fkrals ct itais daiis lahaife ~ci.,icssus intitu!e ct
4 itn6rnsss
Conditions do IL Nsnte--Cnmptant, avcc IL be.
ne6ce d'evalaaion. Nv. BAEtN,
ian /, 1853. sheriE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

Clock and Watch Making and
ralrIn1.

pERH1LLAT, formerly Of Geneva and foi
/ . the last two years d resident Of the town Of
Baton Roiige takes this opportunity Of informing
the citizens Of Baton Rouge and The Public in
general, that be is now prepared 10 execute all
Kids OF work In his line Of business In the most
expeditions and satisfactory manner. CLOCKS
and WATCHES Of any style manufactured or
repaired Il ut the most reasonable terms. He has
sayH on hand and for sale OF exchange d splendid
assortment Of Jawlery, Gold and silver watches
&C.. He respectfully fefars to the work which,
he has at various times ard for different pefsoi,a
sxeeu, ed sidee his arrival in Baton Hpuge, AZ his
recommendation to those having Work 10 do IN
his line.
south Of thesTest office. Heb /. is5iIy.1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
1000 FRUIT TREES.

- The subscriber has for sale i very choice
- assortment of rRulr TREEs, Of his avn cul.
usaiioa-coasisflrg Of Hiac-se<s pari1tiss Of PsseA,
OF the best and most popular kinds and some rev
to this part of the country. Also, fse var;eties
OF fr.acor three varieties ef rLrn md : few
dwarf FEAR and dwarf cRERRr, also Isabella mi
Caiauba CRAPS. cuREESr. knSEs, ETC.
Ait trees are warranted to IL S renre.en.
tel
Peach Trees 1t from IS to 40 cent? eaeh-Ap-
ricot ism 50 % go cenfs. plaua. Pea. snd Cher,
ry from 90 to so cents
BY the shoasands ! libersl dedaetion win be
male.
Orders accompanied vita lie money,
promptly attended %. and ifthe s~elecfion 81 kinds
ae len p the subscriher, ! i~iadicioas ana sasisfac.
for planting. Apply to WA. 81 YER PLANcH
Care Henxy4 Wufinn g. Wailer.
Ssrveyass nd Girl Easinsers
Jan l5-tf. n.sor R..-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
j. e. STEEL'S
NEW EDITIONS or THE
L0UISIANACIVIL CODE AND
CODE or pRACTTCE,

EDITED by LIN
THOMAS GIBBS MORGAN, ESQ,
COUNCILLOR AT LAW.
The undersigned has now nearly ready for the
press, and will publish without delay. a new edi-
ton Of The C1vff. CODE OF LOUISIANA,
and CODE or PRACTICE. In The French and
English languages - Following each article win
be published the various amendments By acts Of
The Legislature In full, and references to decisions
of the Supreme Court upon EACH compiled by
Tnomas GiBBHs MoaaAn. Esq, editor Of the new
edition OF MARTINS Reports.n Tie fact that
these works are now out of print, would alone
Justify their republication. The profession will
al once perceive how greatly their value must
be enhanced By incol porating the statutory
amendments aid references to the decisions Of the
Supreme Court and as they will be offered At the
unprcceden'ly low price OF FIVE DottArs each
to subscribers, payable on delivery, the publisher
cannot but hope that the members Of the bar will
come forward promptly. ard show Their willing.
ness to encourage him. i. b STEEL,
decd jim No. 90 Camp ut New Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22

fTtEAsI TEAsiI TEAsIli--Direet ~in1pcrfa.
i. ton from LIiinas--Ihe subscrilasf returns his
thanks to the Ladies' oil East and West Baton
Rouge, for their kind and liberal patronage III Tie
above named article, and takes The pleasure of
iuforrni1 g them that he has again received d
small supply ot the safne quality, fresh and fra
rnay9Dy a.. Malta
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
Steam Boiler Manufacf0ry.

" Dafoane StFtcf, bttipfea Popius q Heuirc sts.
Nttp Orleans.
TSHE undersigned having had long experience
i in the business, will devote their Whole at
tcn'ion to the mannfhc.ure of flued, cylinder, low
pressure and locomotive boilers also clarifyers, III.
tcrs. iron iiice-boxes. ristcrns and iron work of eve.
~ description. They will guarantee The material
used BY them 70 be of the very hest and the work.
nanship not 70 be exrelled while their prices viii
always be reasonable
~ Experienced workmcn sent to the country ii
90 repairs on the shortest notice and most reasona.
bic ertns.
We invite planters and others 10 give us a call
and examine our work before going Use
The undersigned are also authorized ~ sell md
pnt up the telehrated, Fnher's Magnetic Water
Gnage, the safcst water Indicator now In use.
All orders addressed 10 lis will meet with prompt
attention Apr3y. HOLSTBERRY Ii FOWLER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-22
MEDICINE, &c.
Nnw OalaAss. aoth Nov. 1865.

& ~ ttE ? 3&NAfsf sttftH $50
Gaiseas s East Bateu Rouge
MI. VA. DnoHL, who Tor several yesfs fas
been Employed In the Drug Store Of lie lafe
J aInes y. shaw. and since ] Tine last III our employ
using about ID Locate In baton Rouge lot the plir.
pose of conducting the drug business. Ii affords III
much pleasure to iestify 10 The full qualification,
industry. al1d strict integrity of Mr.. . and 10
recetnfIia9nd him with confidence to physicians
and %talnilies. Nv all accomplished Druggist and
sstiti able gentleman. Id VI hose riiceess we will
always feel Interested. Wishing hun the sup
Respectfully your obi servq
TI1lLGMAN u co.
nEAn Sin Having purchased The establish.
l. tneiit Of Mf II. d. yibert. OIL fsafay. tie III,
| am prepared 10 furnish Planters, Physicians,
and all who may favor him with their patron
aye, with puys dtui fresh Dfpes ind Medicines |
have HIatle arrangements with Northern mattsi.
~faetutefs and first importers, which enables iiis
to keep constantly on band, a rpL1 and coM.
rf.EtH assortment uf fttEsn BHues. MKbtelsHs,
CHEMICALS. ~. as we'll az all The principal Pr.
EsT MEDICINES 81 The day which will lie sold ut
New Orieails prices OH libel al terms.
Tie entifr prescription business ut the we'll
known Drug siofe ol the late J.. s Shaw. al New
Orleans, having deyolved tfpoil me for the last
three years, | hope 10 he able to merit the conll-
leI,ee OF Ill who may lagoi me with their pre-.
seripiiofis of orders. Respectfully,
WIN. bOGEL,
TESTIMONIALS.
NEw OnLEAas. Dec /, 1864.
We, the undersigned, practising physicians Of
tie city Of New Orleans, take great pleasure In
feeoin intending Mr.. WIS.,. BoaEL as an able and
experienced Afoiherufy, and a gentleman In ev-
cry way worthy Of the confidence and esteem Of
The public.
Ghas. Mccormick, II. h. III i. A.
Geo. Il. %I1atral, N. II.
r. .. FFsNge, NJ. b.,
&. 4. Uhlllom. ii. D.
A. II. Gems, NJ. u. Il. M. Graham, ST. D..
p 3. Mrkslvey, ri b., tt'tlos. HINT. nj I o..
a. Hester, NJ. d., Editor Of New Orleans Med
ieal Il Surgical Journal.
Al j. Wedderbirn, Nj. D. dec. lily.