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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-21
LOOK AT THIS,

WE hereby give notice that E. Woclman hai
w the closing up of our business in his hands
We are very anxious TO have our matters settled
up, and hope those owing us will make every exer
ton to pay Immediately, or in short time a
most Office over C.. Palmcr's Store.
May7 n. III. OGLESBEE s. Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-21
Iufarticide.

Mrs. Rhoda Moore, the divorced wife of
John Moore, living in jackson township,
was married, about three weeks since, to a
man named Carroll. On Sunday last,
while the family were absent, she was de-
lvered of fine, healthy, male child
She took it to pond in the vicinity, and
inhumanly cast it in. On the return of the
family, her appearance excited their suspi-
cions, and soon led to the discovery ofwhat
had happened The child was taken from
the ponl quite dead. An inquest was
held by Coroner Bates. and verdict rem.
dercd in accordance with these facts. Tho
wretched mother will be fully committed
for her trial as soon as her condition will
admit ofit.-Lcfoyette Journal
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-21
WANTED!
HOUIGoWEN.

GSALL and sec the Splendid Styles Of CATER.
~ Calf Skin shoes, &c, &C. ALSO the
most beautiful styles of Hats, Men 4 Boys
Caps. Sts av Hats. Sc., &c, from 25c.
to $500. Call and sec them; they win be ready
for exhibition BY the 25;h inst
s>rril %. c. WHrrNORE, Ag.-
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
of the steamer Asia.

NEW YORK, May ID.
The steamship Asia arrived at 9 A. NJ.
She left Liverpool Saturday, I'd inst, at
3. p. NJ. Passed ship Tusearora, from
Liverpool for Philadelphia, coming back,
having come in collision with the ship An
drew Foster, Of \. Y. The latter sunk inn
mediately-captain saved. -
The Austrian packet Oneida, supposed
to have been lost, is saved, having put back
to King Georges Sound.
The Asia brings 20 passengers and up
ward of $500, 900 in specie.
The Duchess of Gloucester, last surv-
living daughter of George Ill. died April
Both.
John Evelyn Dcnnison was elected
Speaker of the House of Commons, on the
same day There was no opposing candi-
date
According to the Board of Trade returns.
the exports for March show an increase of
over one million sterling, compared with
! last year.
Lady Franklin has purchased an Aber-
deem clipper for the search of her late hus-
band, and has given the command to Cap
tain McClintock.
1t is not improbable Palmerston may
attempt little reform bill, in order to dis
arm rivalry, embracing an extension of the
suffrage to all learned professions, commits
stoned officers of the army and navy, rail
way servants of certain rank, school mas
tcrs aud others, of a certain amount of eiu-
cational training.
\ communication from Mr.. Dallas 10
Lord Clarendon announces the presentation
by the American government of silver
medal and amount of money ranging from
f10 to ESQ to the Margate boatmen, who
rescued the crew of the ship Northern
Belle.
The Grand Duke Constantine had beer
re eived with royal honors in every part O
France which he had visited He was last
at Paris.
The Federal Council of Switzerland by
a unanimous vote, has agreed to accept thu
proposition of the four powers for the set
Element of the Ncufchatel question. TIL,
King of Prussia is to get his million o
francs, but the Swiss will not recognize
: his title of Prince of Neufchatcl.
The Queen of SPANS speech viii an
nouncc the establishment of friendly re
l lations with Rome, and exl tess hopes tina
Mexico will apologize, pay az, indemnit,
AM guarantee the rights of Spaniards II
future.
T, Reports again circulate that the King G
e. Denmark will be forced to abdicate. Hi
:. Majesty resists and says his enemies shal
: never compel him to iav down the sceptn
Dispatches from the French Ambassado
at Madrid announce that the Spanish gov
eminent accepts the principle of an al
rangement with Mexico.
lie Nord saws that the French authorize
: will formally demands permanent embass
at Pekin, and in case of their refusal, WI
. endeaver to concert with the English fore
| to penetrate to the Capital lv water, an
there dictate terms to the Chinese govern
I. ment.
The coolies on board the Peruvian shi
: Carmen for Callao, revoltel and set fire
: that vessel, and alI-200 in nnmber-pel
= ishcl. Those on board the British SIN
:, Gulnara also revolted and set fire to I'll
:, ship. The fire was extinguished and - {
: the coolies were killed and wounded befol
order was restored.
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the Bank itself, while we entertain and
have frequently expressed, very decided
opinion against the mode in which it came
into existence, and the subscription of
stock, we have no objection to its establish
ing good reputation and doing all that
Gov. Willard and Judge Perkins claim for
it, if it can. is '1. 81
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Fort Wayne...esfocerleS,& &c.
We would call the attention Of our Merchants to
the advertisement in this weeks paper of the firm
of WILLIAMS & HuEsrIs, Wholesale Grocers, Fort
Wayne, Ind. Their stock consists ola general as
sortmcnt of Groceries-toscther with every thing
that is usually found in store, except Dry Goods
Their connection with some of the t.st, oldest and
rreH knoscn Houses in the East offers them facilities
in laying in their stock unsurpassed by any other
House in the West
They are therefore enabled to furnish any thing
in their line, freight considered, as low as can be
bought in New York, Cincinnati Chicago, or any
other Market
Fort WAYNE Is now within two or three hours
ride of this place, uninterrupted by any change Of
cara Merchants therefore, in this place and ycin-
ity, can obtain anything they may need in the line
of WILLIAMS & HUEsrIs, in few hours, thereby
avoiding the expense, delays and loss of time, oc
casioned by ordering from greater distance.
| WILLIAMS e. HUEsrIs have hut one price, ant
those ordering from them, viii obtain goods of the
same quality and price, as if there in person to pur
chase. q ~ -tti W
If you wtsald therefore save both money and time
purchase Of WILLIAMS & HUEsrIs, WHOLESALE
Grocers, No. IS, Columbia street, Fort Wayne
Indiana. [llm6.
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Guardians Sale.

HHE undersigned, Guardian of the per-
Il sons and property of John, Harriet
and Eveline McFarlin, minor heirs of John Nc
Farln, deceased, in pursuance of an order of the
Common Pleas court of Marshall county, made at
the April term, 1851, viii in
Four Weeks from Dale,
Offer at Pricate Sale the eleventh part (aftsr the
widows thirds are ded1cted,) of the following Real
Estate, belonging to said heirs and situated in said
county, to-wit:
The south part of the east half of the south west
quarter of section 26, township "a north, range l
east in other words that part of said eighty acres
lying south of the La Porte road containing tweE-
ty-nne acres and 21-l00;
Also
The west Ia e of the south east quarter of section
Sc. township 81 north range east, containing
eighty acres.
The north half of Lot No. 49, in the town Of Plym-
outh
TERMS.-On Lot No. 49, one half of the pur~
chase money will be required down, the remainder
in six months. On the remaining two lots one
half will be required in twelve months the remain :.
der in eighteen months. The purchaser must give
notes with approved security, bearing interest from
date, waving all valuation and appraismsnt laws
The share of said heirs in the first lot above
mentioned has been appraised at 500; the ID Lot
at Sl2l, and lot No. 40 in Plymouth at $50.
| WARREN TAYLOR, Guardian.
April So le57.-4t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-21

In Plymouth, on the morning Of May IL, 1851, of
puerperal fever Mrs. HANNAH RusK, wife of Rob
ert Rusk, in the 42d year of her age.
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of the blood, has created demand for it which Is
alike gratifying to propretors and patients Among
all the thousand medicines which profess to cure all
the diseases with which mankind is afflicted Carriers
Spanish Mixture stands like monument, a "giant
among ri gmies,' and all owing to the simple fact
thst IL does really possess virtues and properties
found in no other, and cures by its specific power
over the blood; expelling from that seat of life all
impurities or lurking disease opening the secretons
acting gently on the Liver, and in fact aiding and
assisting nature to collect her energies; thus giving
strength and vigor instead of weakness and deoll.
The trial of single bottle will bear Us out IN ali We
say of this valuable remedy
f. Browns Essence of Ginger and ChoI-
sli8 era Mixture. --
We cannot do the public greater service at this
season. than 10 call their attention to the above val
liable remedies which should be in the hands OF ey-
cry family, while person about to travel should
leave the CITY without them For dysintery IN chill
crcn at all seasons more less prevalent the Is
sepce OF Ginger IS safe convenient and cficacious
See advertisement.
Great Cure of Dyspepsia.
c. c. Mel shon, Merchant, saws
SrMPsoxvILLE, Shelby Co., KY, March 80, 1888.
1.-The German Btters give general satisfaction,
and herewith hand Won certificate of MF. Morton
BeykLev a respectable farmer of this county
SmPsoyyILIy. XIV, March 30, le55.--Dear Sir
would inform YOU that have been afflicted for sew
eral years with Dyspe0sia. IN very aggravated
form. for which used Sarslparia and various 9TH
err remedies, without obtaining any relief From
the various testimonials in favor of Hoofands Ger
man B-.ters, was induced to try them, and now
state with pleasure. that through their use am en-
loving better health than have done fer years past
and cheerlly recommend the Bitters to all aifiict
/ ed with the terrible disesse.
Respectfully, yours.
MORTON BERKELEY.
To DIR. G. NJ. Jackson
! See advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-21

af1lfcU OURSELVES VI ltft aCCltcut0i aiitti
ence between the majoiities in the houses,
and got clear of the State Bank question:
And am willing, notwithstanding Coy.
Wright's message, that time shall test the
correctness of my judgement.
Rather contradictory these declarations
Gov. Willard sscears that "as Democrat
ne thought it the salvation of the party to
get the charter passed at time when one
party had majority in the Senate and ths
other in the House, and thus prevent the
Democracy from acting en- masse against it
cit would ruin the party" the Governor
swears to array itself against the Bank
He further says that Indiana would b.
injured If the Bsnk were not established
Mr.. Willard was Lieutenant Governo
when this charter passed, and he thus unc
quivocalIy announced his share of tn
paternity Of the measure We should lik
to see some Democrat comment on tn
question presented by this declaration Q
the Democratic Governor, opposed by tn
declaration Of Democratic county meet
ing A Democratic ex-Supreme Judg
wrote the charter, Democratic u.
Senator and his brother were the most &C
tive agents in procuring its passage, a Dem
ocratic Lieutenant Governor swears that b
gave 1t all the aid he could for he believe
it right and necessary, Democratic Sen
ate passed it. q Democratic Supreme judy
has given his opinion in its support, an
the Democratic organ Of this city has ner.
said rord ogaiast a. Tumbling c.f
load fastened by such and 20 many hant
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-21
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned
will offer at public auction at the late residence
of William Jacoby, deceased,
On Friday the 5M day Of June, 1851,
one mile cast of Plymouth all his personal proper
ty not taken by the widow, consisting of
HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS, SAW
LOGS, TWO WAGONS, WHEAT,
on the ground, HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, FARM
ING UTENSILS,
With sundry other articles too tedious to mention
TERMS made known on day of sale.
DANIEL JACOBY, Sen.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
May IA, 1857. Administrator
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Bank of Plymouth,

PLYMOUTH, md.
BUYS And SELLS GOLD, SILVER. Ei-
| CHiNGE, LAND WARRANTS, &C.
COLLECTIONS made and promptly RENTED
for at current rate of Exchange. Uncurrent money
qought and sold.
]. III. KNICKERBOCKER, Cash'r.
! PlymDl tn, May7, lS57.-m6
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nCeSrANf 10 aa~srpe q III Probate
Cosss u IallahassA;e Csun.y, STAT,
cf NsossdFpi, mad a. tAe p.e~wh,y
Term, A. D. iSs;. sker-sA, ske uuAer.
eisssa, AaoiniaPsssr q a. estate Of
JsseyA Collier, dscsas-i. will. On ssssr.
~, ~ l3sA ~ u February neat, ell
NJ publie sseeioa, 10 the highest b;aiy.
. ere&is of oae and too yrsr~. On the
psensses eeevesN he ksuss ssv~>s;k~j
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Wnfhi ~ Iailffs n Admii .lfaiian
" ~ lha lslata VI samuel i%laitla, d..
oHasei, VETS sfihiei W the undersigned
ai lhe lasi baoemisf teim n the "
Tout ~ allahaiohla tuuni,, state N
N%isaisirri, tas, ail refsous having
olalms q liusi The estate N said derei nj,
afe hefehv required ~ exhibit tho .ame
hul hiyf them fagialefed ~ ihn maBhef
md Nihin lhe tine rtrsonhod ny lnW, ~
ihey gill 10 forever hnffrl
r'hIilA pttfiS. Aam's.,
80 kfNnhlrk, Alm'f.
Dee ~, 1857 lsHv
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WutRLAs Letter. ~ Administration
" on lho estate " Daniel Young. H..
feasei, wefc grated 10 the uninr ipnel
NJ tho lat December Term ~ thu Probate
,snft u fallnhatchie county, State NJ
Mis.i vipri, Now. oil pegsop- having
claims against The estate " s,ii dceairni
are hereby required 10 exhibit tho same
and have them registered IN the name
aud within the time prescribed ny law cr
they will be- forever barred.
A. q YOUNG, Administrator.
Dee %. 1851 " 6w
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rllk vALuApls raAcf or LAND
lsovs y IL sIassiy hal, /. sS.sri
fes sa& u spestses ~ the eessh.vess
Qoe!>ss = eoE>ies - Tswsshlpt Z, Range
:, West, sD1sssea q he ~ II skv lvvss
nilss North Il The sewa Of psssls.
This lsNa rc~sssss many sAvasssr~. u
Nd ordinary asesre. and will ke sold lew
for "Cssh.' rar farther i~ufcrmssics
Apply 10 ". ". SMITH, Aas~v.
bscemhsr Is. ias;. l.-f
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Ne me- authorised 10 arnamos q ~
noitAhi o. q candidate iaf lfuhaie
lleft ~ Panels rannl,.
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WuEREAs, a. the Nsvsmbss Terra,
" 1907, u NJ Probate t'sars cf Ia.
psla ecsssy. Mississippi. letters ,ss,smsn.
essy vess srssesa 10 the urdrsxned, 90
The eseass II ueersw Z. Nesl. isses.el,
all y-ssess sse Aetshy notified TO probate
cAeif etsiss asSiss. said Decreased. and
hsvsshsu W6tssesvdin the rsvhsse Cl-vs's
ssss, eeecnllss 10 Law, o. they gill be
essspd By ssasufe.
sllaI0N >. MARSH, raeeu,er.
Dee. =, 1857. As-sv
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The most ssperbly Illustrated slass,iss
ever rablished IN Ameries, V the psxes.
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singh copies afy essss. Spssina ssyis
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subscribe On receipt 81 I've pssssessaaps
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So. sdvevsisemeas AcAdej Militant
nosreesas- b THE PAPER. Adirvss
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For 50.

Twill SELLS tssssia h sos sae.
young, velLtvks AoooeS slss, ess
% too hessss. A. ! have mld ~ Earn
~ have - wse Tor sheva, Viil ell then
o. u mosshs tinc. JOHN u1LLlON.
Pamela, Der. y, iss;. ls-h
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HAVE isss ssssive& . Isrrs lot u
.etg 00oos. suitable for tbc 80
scu-eail scos, u zoe vsps ehviee. AZ
-, . esssh sspply ef Coffee. Sugar. No.
Isssss, and cshes ksoesns- ell ef which ]
- selling vssy lev fct csh, o. 10 psnr.
tssi aesIess. mos X. CLARkL,
~ Ne lcki<h CsHea1
Pamela, Dec. y, 49, tS-
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Sometime New!

NM vubaWip~d ksyiur psschsssd The
Gsosssy dlhrv ~ p.t. Nssnsr, IN
pancla, ere nsv rssssvlaf Z large asscrt.
nens = eWaeeev esrossrtss. ,sepshvs.
With su sorts 81 ME- oAouus ~ ~
CoeoDo0os 0oeo0ovsi VI 4 ~
keep . whisky shop, hu,s plAet wlsss I'll
kinds 81 Family urcessiss can ls had q
Low . ., The Dsrss, o. anywhere -
Tot the cash. Csll and ~.
llullllAS 4 RAynuRN.
December y, isS;. at
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M.rersous are hsreb, notified moi, to
n trade With M con l. f.p. Bos,. q.
1ao dfsrru(nei not 10 pas any II hNs
drhss, snlsss uopsllsd b, las
ALFRED host.
Dee Job, lNI. ~ "
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~ lCU0Cxl5 q No. S.is.e,se
y w eseses u ~ ~ uoslss WI. J.
wrsaa, havs bssa ylaest y ~ has1s "
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selleeetea. pessons bsise setsessd 10
said drcsssn) AZ sesies1 y uahs -.
nsdisis nnlewsns With ~ We'd, o.
thsy VII WsssA y. q. WukNN,
1Dcssnhss IS, 1885,. Cit
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~ Amssds Jane HurAAaiisr, a ~ins,
hs'r d hic~yssss BurAAsiisr, dseeased /
VOu sveAsseby cited 10 10 aud ~.
pear before the Prob, Cou' n
1allHbAsrhie County, Mis.iss rp,. 10 be
hol@o n ths ueurt Hons. tL.efscf. N the
tc~r n Charlefion. On The Second sivn.
day 10 Iehvuasy nest. then and there to
elect sn1 msts choice n . Guardian, ~
rsquised BY lsv, ami farther ~ d. and
.aars zach things a. shall be- considered
and ordered ~ the Court aforesaid To- the
premises. ~ order 81 Conrt.
W. u. SllHLEY, CLERK,
RvL. p. SUTTON, DC.
Dec. ~. last. &s|w
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ssss'.sf .ossstssspet ss-sss sssssv,
l'u,ls 4 Hen, } Justice Court. Dsssu.
v. bet Term, 1857.
q. \, Ssemcns.\ An AssasAmsN, uas
Issued = 6vcs VI the rlainsi0s assips,
the es>ess u he i.fradsn, fos Forty As.
l0q dcllass, ssid 49, pendsg IN said
Csss, . S9.esA, ! cesn', hat ssid
@Deorhn sne ~ Fesssd b. sam.
eeeing JOSIE = tiarnisAse.
Qrlo.s The ~ ~ ns
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TAKEN Up BY :. Y. Sor.hy, 5 mile.
wsa II Pamela, 4 BAy MARI, sbou,
~ % "A h,nds high, anil sbsal u ,csr.
oldt ast~sir The face aud q shi,r .ps,
IN 'hcxssh( tde u the throat. Aprtiis.
ri 10 -. y. b. JOINS.
Ranger r. q.
Dec. 10Th, VI. 4 lw
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]. ]. MURPHY,

]. !, MURPHY,
General Grocev 4 Prcd,sse d
No 81 F,cst Rs~. Mssea|
kerrs constantly on hssd .
ssd General s~cr.msss II ~ "
GRufEktke end PRODUCE {
lowest msrts. prices. Axe {
QuORS Asd CIGARS. 1uoACVY
Give ne . call. aad raanins 81
ssa pstess bsisss vsreAas!se:-
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no. ialaiH rafs fHalai IA
f fHei ~ ~ last itaeesbss
Iafm ~ Nst mhais I use N faiiais, n
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