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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-30
80 ron, G @ 10Th January, 1850.

q. DUIsEIs, Collector.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-30

s RESIDENCE. A
corner Saraparu and New Levee 4
corner Common and Camp sts..
corner Bourbon and Bienville SITS
$50 ST. Charles st............s....
|2l Jefferson st .s !. .5.s... Il
| Common, b, Garond and Baronnel
corner Magazine and Not. Dame.
corner Common and Claiborne.
corner Baronne and Perdido sts..
lcorncr Camp and Girod assoc.
,lNew Basin.
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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28
oRDET% n IA CT.

I is hereby ordered by the President and Trust
1 ees Of the town of Plymouth, Marshall county
Indiana, that from and after the first day OF Sep
TENDER, y. d. 1856, MI groceries. retailing shops.
victuan@ houses and sIloons. III which intoxicating
liquors of any kind are sold or retled within the
corporate limits of said town, shall be kept shut IN
and closed during the Sabbath day. lor the first day
Of the week, known as Sunday:) and any and ali
persons who shall violate this ordinance. shall on
cons teton, be fined not less than two more than
ten dollars Tor each and every offence, and shall
stand committed until such fine and costs shall be
paid Or repleyied: anu such offender or offenders
may be prosecuted before any Justice of the Peace
within said corporation.
And be il further ordliBed that from and after
the above date, all persons prohibited from
brawling, quarelng, swearing profanely. or area-
ting any disturbance OF amy kind in the streets OF
said corporation, and any and all persons violating
this provision OF this act. shall be fined not less
than one more than FIVE dollars to he recover
ed as above; and all ines 50 collected for breaches
of this ordinance, shall be applied upon the school
fund of said corporation.
]. b. \. kLlNGER, President.
Attest: A. c. CApRox, Clerk. 39ta
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28
Judge of Common Pleas Court.

The undersigned, believing lisa tie ju-
Iiciary generally should be free f.om party
buses or friendship and announces his
name rs Il candidate for The above office il
tis district. His pledge shall be, sin s;lc
aim Al impair iali.y and homes Y, in scei1 =.
AM 'Iecla ing the justice anl Ugh, OF every
cause is is III i.self, without knowing
par Tally .he parties thereto; 10 carry on
he rue spiri If the law concerning The
Cnurt # Concilistion believing tha the
spill IF peace making is very essen ial
par. of he qualiica ion of the Judge there
f; AM sufficient application to qualify him
FIR tie du les Of he office. Fully belicv-
ia5 tha. he buses of par izans in proper
ION % hci' cx.ent, So far blind judges and
t war Is lee and are detrimental thereby
% he public goo The above basis is con-
5enill o his sen imcn,s. He therefore seeks
lie support If all.
H. l.. FARNSWORTH.
S.,u Il Bepl, July IL h 1856.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28
Iippecanoc BdttIe Ground, Sept. 3.
GRAND RALLY OF THE DEMOCRA.
CY OF THE NORTH WEST.

The Democracy Of The 9Th and oh Con
gressional Di5,rics Of the Safe of Indiana,
specially invite the Democracy Of The
North West to meet at the Ilppeconoe Bat
tie Ground in Mass Convention, OH Weducs-
day. September 8, 1856.
Dis inguished speakers from several
Sta.es. including Hon. }. G. BREcNINRIDaE,
who has accep.ed the commi ices invita-
ZION, will be iii attendance, and every ar
rangemenI will be entered into to make i.
the MONSTER MEETING Of the year. in the
Wes. The spot is sacred 10 every truly
American he"rI, and there. over Ihe slum-
beIing remains of Kentu,ky'S Goilom Deod,
and of the patriotic sons OF the North. W ho
side BY side, fought for heir whcle coun-
try. and lost their lives in is service. IL;
the Democratic masses come toge her and
renew their VOWS Of eternal tidel Y to ,he
UNION AND THE Constitution!
Arrangements will be made with Ill the
Railroads in Indiana, and the adiomin.
Sta eS, To carry to and ON the COnvel,
lon al hoD tore, aud Excursion Trains
will be run between the Battle Ground and
tie ci Y Of lafayette { Is miles, AZ convcn-
lent intervals during the day
Evening NEE ings will be held in Lafay-
e.ie hrou5 h lie week, and on the Saturday
evening previous, and the Mass Nee lay o
Wrdces lay may be con inued one or w,
days afterwards.
Nor dctini G arrangements will be an
nounced il circulars, ard subsequent ad-
vrY isemen ;.
Hon. j. C. B ecki ri lge, has announced
is n.cn in % be present at The "Grea
81 ie Ground Nee ing of The Democra
x. On he of -ep ember.
Tie anneu lcemenl Of this fact will be
la lfrin5 In Inc OK RENE 10 he thousands
Wa viii Oe present on The occasion.
To annpu cement is made by The Com
nj 81 vi hou al.y expec ion of failure
..,9nach a. M. B.echii.il Ice assures
i''m Lat, ii alive aud well. he shall bt
vi o. l.em on lie 3 of Sep enber.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28
Price 50 cents per Bottle
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INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28
BlYhA7'S MERCANTILE INSTITUTED
OF INDIANAPOLIS

VI INDi-'4'. III III
III ME object of this institution, as its name i'm
9 ports, is to afford to young gentlemen and Ia
dies an opportunity TO become thoroughly qualified
Tor the Counting Room and general business par
suits Of life. on the most scientific principles.
By first teaching each and every pupil to write 4
bold, lceibe hand; 2nlly, by teaching the science
Of Book Keeping, 10y double and sin lie entry, a
practically applied to every department of bust
ness, together with Lectures on the Laws and
Customs of Trade and the Science of Accounts.
Terms of a full course (0t or - weeks S23 %
Terms for partial course. embracing the
practical part of Book Keeping and bus
mess Penmanship,. ................... !? oo
Terms for full course in Ladies Department ID OO
Which must prepaid or secured.
1i'For further particulars see circulars.
auglli9,y. +. J. BRl ANT, Principal.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28
MORTGAGE AL.

virtue o. comm = III Ii v,n 20 me
I , rectc''. .r.n tho { ERIK 50. NIitsha Com
IN II Pes Court, vii eNp.~e ~ ;n.b s,le S
the law directs, nj the cou.t ho..-e oopr u l. ym-
outli, VI .rshd County lnlin' Oh VI .al Ia, - i
day OF September, 100. between t..e hours Oi /
q clock IL m. and ! o clock r. m, of i'll .lav,
the following described real -iu ted IN P.y-
outli, Mtrshal county. Insn', tD-wit: h.; NJ. -:
in the town OF ymJuth. VI tfs,rl county, Indiana:
or 80 much thereof ~ may be ncccSslr, t. satisfy
said comm sion and venii for the sum of Sl72 ,.
beside the interest. cosS and accrung 20 Is. Ia
ken as the property o. Ctharinc y. Mercer. fore
obscure OF Mortgage in fivor OF :. ms J. Scr;n...
j. 4. VAN VALkENBjl RGH Saerif
BY DAVID How. D. uty.
Aug. ., 1856. Printers ice. 81. l2t3
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28

MEETING LEXINGTON. WEDNES
DAY, AUGUST g.
To THE CITIZENS OF LAFAYETTE COUNTY:

To THE CITIZENS OF LAFAYETTE COUNTY;
L becomes our pliliul du.y t. inf)rm
You ,hs, civil war has again commenced
in Knsls. Four hundred Adolf loniSts
IN ie~ Lar have actually come into the
ie:ri;prv Al / commenced war OF extermi-
III in ip,a he pro-Slavely settlers.
On lie iii of August the notorious
B-wn, wi party Of .hree hundred Alb
o. .ionis.s, ma le IN attack upon a colony OF
:feOs ,alS, nun5a'in5 about lwo hundred
Al. wen give s,uls-one hundred and
osycily -hve of whom were women, chIii-
--a -: s''ves. fh"i 'l'uSes w'.e burne /
- ttl- ,fenni. All tbtI p.'Prr ; "iea;
n.-- g. d, c.p IL, money. pr"l7lpns
III tara .."iy IN hen. All nclf piows
- III ashes. This r'loay came from
i. use = p.,cef,.iy il Kansas. anl
y w-.- Jsi ly culiva iis Tie soil an dis
.ur1i : no one Trey Ii. no. even have
arms f. delelse. Icy are how driven
from lie 'i''ry wi II ""'hlns bat the
clio he, @ their backs-ilieed. they even
took he boz 5 Oh the meas feet and pu-
them on ,i!e. own. Cap Cook. who has
III. char e II he colony Is now here ask
ias for arms AMI men 10 all his colony to
settle 4 gain IN the terri DRY.
Augu. - Il. nj 5ht, three hundred abo-
Il ipnis under dis same Brown, attacked
the town If Franklin. robbed, plundered
anI burnt the place, took all the arms iii
he town, broke open and Destroyed The
POS offire-c;uti'.d away the old cannon
St.ram"n.o, which our Missouri boys
50 gaIlal " cap ureJ in Mexico, and now
are turning > mouth against our friends in
Kansas Six men were killed. and Mrs.
Crane was Knocked down by an abol ion
Isl.
The same day Mr.. Williams, = settler
near ST. Bernard. WAS shot by an Aboll
uoi''> ""o sneahei upon h'm' "n'ie he was
- Angus i9-Ao'u, MY Aoof,io lists
"''''hfi 'i'e "'u'c 'i VI, me-, II =, Mus
e!ah'y, f'oo 81 MN oi every nih5' ana
u'''e MN u . missouri ne Is aree-
> = III oi- SIS III u shc !a"a VI inc Ter
=,
- ." q VIZ" ~ = "o,i io"
Is !" '~'l ~ M" M, 'i'''u'''eu anu arm
~
u u -''S couh y numbering ABOUT y men,
- - 1 \ Il -
10 ''"'.is '"o ''',"S '',i SUI ''"'''''' ,''ciii'
lhey oei'5 % 5eis o'erPo"e'ei' a.
te"iP.ei =, cNo,P va "o ui'1s were vi
tool / Is '''Fed 'iey nave I'LL o;eh take II
ana m'ri''f re- W. :, pu . w
L"'e'' i'""i H. h"e'0', a. "E''-
port say t.f'. exp 's'e' re wing h.ur-
~, 5Ni"5 ''i,fAh d" ~ 'ie progress "' ne
Adolf 10 'faltp'S' an hat rom every
lAr ~ ey h"lf IL mlF iei's' on RACES
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28

y virtue OF Il commission and ycrdi 10 M
5 directed from the Clerk of the Marsh u Con-
mon Pleas Court, will expos" to public te = T.
court house in piym 2nth, II .rslli CO., ind ~; =
Saturday, the ct day Of ; nc nl5e'. 81; betvt
the hours Of ten O'Clock, A. II I'D O'Clock +.
Of said day, the following real csste. situated H.
MWshall county, Indiana. ta-vit: the ca-t hr't .
he southwest quarter. AMI west half Of tle SOUTH
east quarter Of section seventeen, township thirty
two north, Of p. cne east; or 50 muchtAe
my be necessary 70 satisfy slid commission L
vendi. fo- the sum o. two hun, ircd md thirty-;e
dollars aud forty cents. bescsthe interest, cost.
and accruing costs. 1'.ken the property o.
George W. Hardy, on iorec cure OF Mortgage ii
favor of Franklin H. Elt0n.
J. F. VAN NALkENDUnGH, Sheriff.
auC1-59t4
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28
SHERIFF s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO Me
1 } directed from the r>hl!l Common P,c,s
Court will offer for tie at public auction, rs the
law directs at the court house door IN the town OF
Plymouth in said county, Monday the .l2,ld II
September, l-56. between the hours OF II O'Clock
q. III. and o'clock p. III. of said day. the right
title, interest and estate of Nelson " Pearson in
and to the following described real estate in said
Marshall county, towit lot No. three q in Neds
and Ihomascs addition to the town of Bourbon
Marshall county, Indiana: together with all the
tenements, Improvements and appearances there.
belonging levied on as the property of Nelson w.
Pearson, to satisfy an execution in favor of Durham
Church &Co. endorsed as due on said execution
xlc5, |. besides accrung costs.
J. +. VAN VALKENBrRGH Sheriff
By DAVID How, Deputy.
Aug. -, 1856. Printers fee, 81. i2t
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28

From an ex "a of the Lavenworih Her
oid,. Of lasi nj -.h,, we have received con
ii mn ION uf our worst fears. W.. have not
i'm for comment, Blu. give the extract en-
tire:
Col Titus Company heid Prisoners--N
Sheriff Jones house Threotened 6y the
Ouho~s-APpeal for assistance Mr.
der and Rutrhery.
An express has just arrived here, bring
Ing inteli sence that Lecompton had been
taken by Lanes my-midnns, and thai our
friends are ut the mercy of the armed ruff
fans.
The attack was made this morning about
the dawn Of lay. Our frienls resisted as
long rs they coulI but were finally over
powered by Lanes men, who numbered
8))-all armed to the teeth.
They attacked the guard Of the United
SAFES troops. who had in charge Robinson
and the other prisoners, who surrendered.
1yot fring a yun, and are now in the hands
of Lanes men. IL is impossible to state in
letter all the outrages committed by these
marauders.
The following dispatch, addressed to
Colonel Payne. OF the 9th Regiment. tells a
sad and dreadful tale. Is then heart in
the breast of any Law and Order man in
Kansas thar will not espond To the follow
ing earnest appeal? Let the cry OF ou'
friends be: To armsi--To arms!
NEAR LEcoMProS, Aug. Is, 1856.
Friends Of Law and Order, the Adolf
tienic.s have como OH u this u1ornlne
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28
BY II. q. HORTON.

BRIEF SY NOPSlS OE THE CONTENTS.
Bntll--Collegc Iie-Studying Law--Election to
Volunteer IN the war OF leI2~-Dciensc OF Bal
timOre-Elcctcd 10 ngress-Specch against
the Bankrupt Bill-Delense OF Gen. Jackson
Speech the Judiciary System Mission to Pa
nama-NaturalizatO Laws-ElectiOn OF Gen.
J4cksou-Mr Buchanan's Great Speech OH the
Impeachment oil Judge Peck-Ten Years in
Conare.s-Opposito to Scctionalis n--Deiensc
OF the Freedom oil the Prcss--Msslon To Russia
Election to the Scndtc-EXecutiyc Patronage
Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Observation-Disclosures with
franco-A1misslon oil Arkansas and Michigan
Mr. buch mans Great Speech on the cNpungng
Resolution interference IN tiectOns-Spetch
on independent Treasury Bili-keply TO John
DtVIs--On the Mcleod Case-On the United
States Btnk-Oreson Correspondence, while
Secretary ga State under Mr.. Poik--Mexican
War C0iresponaencc--hlisslon TO England
Nomination Tor President etc, etc.
The above book has been written by gentleman
we'll qualified 10y his litery attainments and his long
connection with the democratic press. He was
furnished pc Isnaliy by the distinguished subject of
the Memoir with many OF the dates and facts OF
his early life, and from authorized friends OF Mr.
buchanan has been supplied with material naccess
ibe 10 Othtr parties. The proof sheets have been
sbntted to the Hon j Clancy Jones, NJ. c., at the
su eestion OF Mr. ID. Ii can therefore be called
without reserve. the authentic and authorized edi
lion The book makes handsome l2mo volume
OF pages, neatly bound in cloth and IS embel
ished with an accurate Portrait on Steel, from an
Ambrotpe by Brady, engraved by Bu.tre. Price,
81. DERBY X JACKSON, Publishers,
ll9 Nassau Street Now York.
Single copies sent by mail, post paid on receipt
of the price.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28
0rlU advertisements.
TO NON RESIDENTS

Ii unl,isi sned. Wi h ;hc county Sur
vcyor, viii. on The lth day of September, L 90
At o'clock A VI, id day. proceed Ia surv ev
and Toe tie the corners OF his land. in sections
II AMI ID, town , north, of range west. in Stark
county. lnliant; to meet at the residence of the
subscriber at the time specified, and continue from
day 20 day until all Is finished.
Non-rcsdents who fail to meet the surveyor at
the time and place above mentioned, and delray or
provide for deirayin" their proportion OF the ex-
pcnse of said survey, will be returned to the Audi
tor Of said county ami such delinquency placed Oh
the ttxduplicate, and collected ACCORDING to law.
At = A. ]. CONNER.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

n Office is hereby given that the undersigned
= Administrator of the estate of David 4
Bailey, deceased, WILL after four weeks from this
date, in pursuance of an order OF the Common
Peas Court Of Marshall county, Indiana, offer at
private sale. the undivided two-thiris of lot twcn-
ty-eish; q in the original plat of Plymouth
Terms-onc half in hand; the balance in twelve
months with interest from date.
CHARLES COOK. Admir-.
M. o.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28

MoaMoNlsM ~ New JERsEY.-The fact mlv not
be generally known,-iut il is Fact. nevertheless:
that we have flourish ng Mormon Church in iuli
blast n New jersey, 1T Toms river the county scat
of Ocean Their number i, quite large and IS
Increasing. Tncv mi AIN all the tcnets OF the Mr.
mon Church s,outls They have preachers reside nj
and priests of higher rAle frequently visiting
them from Lake City, and from New York. Al
tn ,ush prevented by law from openly practising
pOlyg my in Jersey, they warmly defend and advo-
cate II, aud that 10y and stvle OF areumcn,
not ut all calculated it is sud, TO elevate the moral,
of the place.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28
TO NON-RESIDENTS-.

4 He uniersi snel wi h the county Sur
J vcyor. WILL on the 18Th d " Of September, ls56.
al q o'clock. 4. 81, sud day, proceed to survey
AMI locate the corners of his land. sections and
1, town 4 north of range west, in Stark county,
Indiana; to meet ut the residence of the subscri-
Der, at the time specified. and continue from day
t. day until all Is finished.
Non residents who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned. and dcray or provide for
dcirayine their portion of the expense OF the sur
Vcv. will be returned to the County Auditor, AMI
such dclnqucnccs placed the tax duplicate, and
collected according to law.
i2t2. PHILO MONROE.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28
Three Days Later from England
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
Highly Important Intelligence.
The English Fleet Ordered to the Black
Sea.
New York, Aug. 60.

VI" O"N' mug 10
The Cunard steam hip from Liverpool,
with three days la,er in,eli 5cnce from Eu
rope has arrived
The most important feature of the news
Is tha' fresh misun iers ,anding had taken
place be ween Russia and the Allies and
an English fleet had been sent to the Black
Sea to enforce an observance by Russia of
the Trea Y s.ipulations.
The A.ric;. brings nothing of interest
from Spain.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28
SURVEYOR NOTICE.

UvIE UNDERSIGNED WITH THE COUN-
ty Surveyor, will on Monday the 9th day of
September, at 10 o'clock a. said day, proceed
t. survey and locate the corners of his land IN
ton IL, township ~, north range east in M,rshall
county Indiana-to meet on the premises and con
tnue from day to day until all is surveyed
Non residents who fil to meet the Surveyor ut
the time above mentioned, and delray or provide
iordeiraying their portion the exren-c OF the sur
viii be returned to the county Auditor and such
dein4uencies placed on the tax duplicate and col
lected according to law.
ABRAHAM JOHNSON.
Aug "a, 1856 iFrinter's fec, 80 t2t3.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28
SAMUEL 3. CORBALEY.
CEZAS. a. EUGUS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Plymouth, Marshall Co., Ind

3 q T ILL promptly attend to all business in TIE
2 line OF his profession, witt. which he may
1t entrusted,
O.icc III the room recently occupied bv Messrs.
Hodges q Porter, above Piercc's Clothing Store.
Anil 3, st. 2lt
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28
D, M, DUNCAN.

SURGEON DENTIST-would respectfully m
! form the citizens of Marshall county. that he
has located at Plymouth for the purpose of practc-
in. his profession. Full sets Of teeth inserted ON
gold or silver atmospheric plate. Pivot teeth in
serted in the most approved manner. Decayed
tcot! filed or extracted, as the case may require
Al operations warranted.
Oifice-corner Of Michigan and Laporte streets,
over Palmer's store. .9m
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28

AZ Y wife, Ann II. Belangce, has abandoned ME
I.eI without cause or proyocation; has LETT good
home against my Will, and where | am willing to
treat her well and furnish her with all that is nee
essary for her comfort and convenience, and where
have solicited her TO return. | do not feel called
upon to furnish her elsewhere; therefore, all per-
sons are notified not TO trust, furnish or harbor her
my responsibility; as l shall refuse payment of
all claims for debts contracted by her. and resist
them to the last. ENOCH BELANGEE.
August LIST, 1856. $685.
EySTRAY NOTICE.-Taken up by the sub
\ = scliber, living in Green township, Marshall
county. Indiana. an Iron Grey Horse, supposed to
be four years old; spawned on tue left hind leg;
both hind feet white. Appraised at fifty dollars BY
n. L. Carpenter ana Joseph II. Rhodes, before W
l.. Smith, Justice OF the Peace.
WILLIAM MERRILL.
Attest: n. PACKARD, Clerk.
auc1-.9t
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28
a SPECIAL REQUEST.

VI f are going % open new set OF Books
u on the lst day of September next. tour old
books being about filled up and particularly re-
quest those having accounts that are not settled to
call and settle as soon ~ possible. We want "a
make sdort job of it, if possible Now f,ends.
don neglect to call the first opportunity. il YOU
please [aStEl N. II. oGLES8EE & Co,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-08-28
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Notice>o Corporation Tax
Payers.

THE undersigned Treasurer and Collector d
the Corr crate Town of Plymouth, would give no
tice that he 5 ready to reeve taxes on Corpora
ton asscssnie nts md as the Treasury is low and
the corporation Is n need of money for school and
other purposes, he hopes the tax payers come for
wand promptly and get their receipts. Corporation
orders taken. \. C. CAPRON
4lN6. Corporation Treasurer.