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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12
TroUh1e in Nebraska.

The Philadelphia American has the fol
lowing summary of interesting news from
Nebraska:
The Territorial Legislature of Nebras-
ka is III session, and appears 10 be q
strange scene of disorder. Il appears that
a majority Of the Legislature IS bent on
remo7ing the capitol from Omaha to come
other point, on account of the in difference
Of mobs Of people from Iowa in the Terri
torial business The Council, or upper
house, passed a bill authorizing the re-
moval. but the House was unable to reach
vote on the question on account Of the
faciious opposition of the minority, and
the rioious conduct of the mob OF persons
thronging the lobby mostly from Council
Bluffs, Iowa, who cheer their friends and
hiss and groan at their opponents. COun-
eli Bluffs and Omaha are both town sites
| owned by the same company OF specula
tors, who also own the ferry and are en-
dowed with Il Gift of government lands
The organization of The Territory has
proved such a good thing for them, that
| they cannot bear the prospect of the capt
tol being removed 10 some other point
To such m extent is the attempt to over
awe the Legislature carried, that the House
Of Representatives peti.ioned the Govern
! or for a military force to protect their per-
sons from violence. l. is said that the re-
moval will pass both Houses By the requi-
site majori.y of two-thirds over the Gov
errors veto To make this two-thirds ma
iori,y in the House. the vo:e Of the Speak
or WAS necessary; but, unler the rules OF
the House, lie could only vote in case of
! tic. To rcscind this rule, therefore, was
The policy of the maj1ri,y, and it woall
have been effected bul for the determined
opposition of Representatives from Omaha
which prevented aci,n. y: Length. one
OF these representatives abused the Speak
er personally, and refused to take lis seat
whereupon the Speaker ordered the Ser
gean!-at Arms to take Linn in;o cas.o H.
The member, a Mr.. Ianscomb, deiied Linn
% do 50, and Significantly put his hand on
4 boHis-knifs. The Scrgeant-a;-Arms
paused, whcreupon the Speaker repeated
the ordert IIanscomb dared the maioii.y
10 Inv h.uss on him, and the lobby ap-
plauIei.4s fne Speaker in.ima.el t!!a: uu
less dis were stopped i, would De necesaa-
~ 10 clear the lob0;,s. The mob respond
ed "Bc.ler try H." and making Il rush,
broke down he railing, and forced the
House 70 lj;urn. It was tits event thai
caused the IIouss to petition the Governor
for protection.
Il is q strange STATE ofsaifairs. and will
probably render the Intervention OF Con
gresS necessary.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12
Wonderful Gold Story il New Mexico

cccut adviccs from New Mexico fur.
nish he following wonderful aunf.rous re-
ports:
The Santa Fe Gazette announces the
arrival of Mr.. lIlcr, the a.on. and director
# The mining company organized some
time since II Washing on ely to work the
mines neal Santa Fc; Mr.. Kuriz. ma
chi,is, from Norris 5 engine shop. Phill-
delphi,, and Mr.. Chapin. Il milwris ht, all
engaged in the same business. This. SAYS
The Gazet;c, is II new era il the lis orv of
New Mexico. Two steam engines with
crushing apparatus. are soon to be put IN
opera ion III Tie Placer mines, and the
question will b. settled rs TO VIE her gold
a5,unds in suIlici.n quantity to JUS ify
the costof extracting l. by dis descrip ion
Of machinery. If the experiment proves
successful. it must produce a change in
The business Of the terri DRY. for the guam
Il IF gold bearing earth and rock Is ad-
mitted 10 be inexhauslible, and there Is
room for any number Of machines.
1t has been s'a.ed that the gold mines OF
New Mexico BIZ fair to equal1hosc of Cali
fornia. n letter from Santa Fc to Il Cali
iornia paper gives a romantic account OF
their discovery. The story goes that Il
Mexican woman returned from IL captivity
OF light years among the Covotoro Apa-
cI.es Of The ella country. bringing extra
ordinary accounts If gold treasure in the
region Inhabited by tha5 tribe.
Before her CAPTIVITY she had been apeon
slave, and on her return she offered to take
her maser Ia the COLL region, and her ac-
counts were So marvellous that party oi
four persons WAS organized to so under hen
guidance But the cupidity of some Of
the more avaiicious got exci.ed, and in or
der to prevent this large number from so.
ing, they Kidnapped the woman, and pu
her master n jill for debt.
Then Il Lieutenant in the United States
Army. on furlough for three months, or
sanizcd Il party of thirty six men. and
went in search of the gold mines. o.
reaching the Territory Of The Coye'orc
ApacheS, they ware met by a party o
those Indians, who prohibited them from
searching for gold. but offered to trade
The alternative was agreed 10. and n trad,
effected, by which the whites gained :
large quantity of gold. The Indians knew
no other use for the gold than to MAKE
bullets Of il. and each warrior had from
| twenty to thirty ounce balls about him.
The gold thus Obtained, was tested b.
competent chemis 8, who pronounced
exceedingly pure, having very few foreigr
substances mixed with it.
The woman SAYS that in the regiol
whence size escaped. gold exists in ever.
quarter, on The surface, and in great guam
: ii les. and that there was one large !um
imbedded il the side of a hill, Il ID jeal
ously guarded by the tribe.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12
SIIERIFF'S SALE

Ky virtue of a Wi. Of execution, from,
fs the Clerk OF the marshall circuit court, to me di
rected, viii expose forsale at public auction at the
Courthouse door in Plymouth, Marshall county,
Indiana, on the 18th day of March, 1851, between
the hours Of ten O'Clock a. m. and four O'Clock n
M of said day, the following described property,
to WIT:
The rents and profits for a term Of years not 70
exceed seven, of the east half of the northwest
quarter OF section four, in township thirty-four
north, OF range four east, containing 50 acres more
or less, together with the arpurtenanccs the same
belonging and appertaining.
And on failure TO realize the fall amount of the
judgment, interest and due on said execution
together With all accruing costs, viii, at the same
time ana place, expose for sale tie fee simple of
said real estate mnch thereof as may he nee
eSsary to satisfy said execution
Executed as the property of Oz;as Baird at the
suit of William STANCE
J. I. VAN VALKENBUBGH, Sheriff
iebI2-l4t3. (pr. fee $3.50 Marshall County.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12
Coz. Johnson Of Te1le2see-Iba E9r
Eita~a

The Washington Union, Of s@.tiiay, IN
nonnces the arrival at the seat Of govern
ment, Of Governor Johnson, Of T~ane5-
see, and says;
Yesterday morning he pail visi. 10 Tie
President OF tie United safes on official
business Of . peculiarly interesting nature.
Il seems thu: 1T q recent session Of the
Legislature IF Tennessee, an act Was pass
ed authorizing the Governor of that S..:e
to purchase i've hundred acres Of The
"IIermitage," including tie mansion OF
Gen. jackson, and tie tomb where now
repose the remains Of thai iius.rious he
70 and patriot and those of his beloved
wife, and % make q tender OF tie same to
Tie general government, provided Il bgaach
Of The Military academy should BE- cs,ab
lishcl nj that place. In pursuance Of dis
-ac., Governor Johnson purchased the
"lIermi,agc" for the sum Of ;348, 0o0
AMI Yesterday made a formal tender Of the
property, with the condition annexed, to
the ple-ilent The pre,ilen in reply,
stated that this oiier Of the State of Ten
nessee would be promptly communicates
by him 10 Congress.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.


On Friday the Senate was in session in
the morning. The commit on elections
made MAORI y report. in The ease OF Hugh
Miller, the sit lng Sena or from the conn
ties oil 81. Joseph, Marshall, Sarke and
Ful.on, but~as \ minority report was an
nounced rs il prepala ion, 40 ac.ion was
taken on il. The JuiIcitry Committee
male two reports, the majpIi V against and
the minority in fvor of making cos;s =
prrt Of The Judgment in cases before JUS
tees, and allowing imprisonment in case Of
non-payment. The minority report was
aIopled, and the bill passed 10 u.ird rea
ding. The Senate adjourned uaIil Mon
day noon.
On Monday ths Senate met o'clock
Afer receiving some reports, the Preside
announced that that WAS tho hour appoint
ell for joint conven ION TO elect Un.cd
S. Is Sc alors, and Ief. he Hail accompa-
MED by the Democratic Senator's. AT CT
the President and Senators had left. Mr..
Burke was called To the chair, and the re-
port in the case of Leroy Woods was taken
up and his seat declaied vacant. wiihou.
the call Of ayes and hayes. The Senate
then adjourned with general hurrah
On Tuesday they had \ great time in
the Senate The President deciled that
action III expelling Scna.or Woods was not
valid, AS quorum WAS no, present. The
Republicans con!endel IL was. and all the
day, ma until ten O'Clock at .ht, was
spent IN CONVENTIONS and chickering's o.
course nolegislalion w~s done.
On Wednesday afternoon the Senate met
and held a full session y vote on refer
ring petition TO Admit colored persons tC
testify. stood 80 TO ~ against. A numbs
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12
We clip the following unique specimen

We clip The following unique specimen
CT typography from a country exchange:
"We lie saw young man gazing at the
*ry heavens. with a in iGy- IL = OF
pistols in the other. We endeavorcd a.
tract his a,l0ti,n by ing 9 u e in n paper
which we held il orr &c, rel3ing 2 a man
in that s Of country, who had left lis home
n So Of m.ntal eregndamen;. He drop
ped the I 81 pistols from his ias5- i a.
with the 4: IS of whom U read | left
home b1 my friends knew Of my design.
| 50 the E<y- Of girl who had refused 2
lislO NE. but smiled b9ly on another. |
had not 4Jtuds 9 wi.hs;G the We of my
misfortune; & Led the Isl oppor2ni,y ,
escape; Led madlv from the house,
uttering vii | ! : the god Of love, {, with
out replying . tie ?? Of my friends. came
here with this q = of pistols 2pnt Q
my existence. Ny case has no in this S."
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12

* We call attention 10 the advertise
ment Of Mr. Brown, which will te found
in another olumn. He las the agency OIL
4 large quantity Of nonrcsiien: lands,
which lie will dispose Of on reasonable
terms. We have no hesitation in recon-
nendins him rs worthy of public conf
dence. If YOU wish anything in his line,
give him 4 call.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12


8 l yistrc Of a rehd lion; cr0onGs. 20 NO di-
Erec'e !. f'5n { e Ger 0. tn " r h III Common
P.easC ont, III exp Sc Tor sale at pb.ir auctiona
theCOur'- no Sc door n Piymou h']IarS'a.F County
indiana on the ltAdiy O. March. l,51, between
the hours o: ~ o'clock q. N. and / O'Clock D. M of
sad DAY. tho !e!.owii, described Tr3 cstv to-git:
The rents had profits for term c. 5elrs not 10
exceed seven years OF the following re-
al estate situate IN Nlrs'iali County IN ljaIq to-
sit: commencing at the south west conner Of lois
and of section 3, IN township 81 north, OF rance
one east, thence cast 20 rods thence north 50 rods
thence west 50 rods. thence south - rojs to the
place ofberinn'ne, containingl) acrcs--exccpt the
privilege Ola mill site not ID exceed one acre Of
ground on llc south in said tract. ant TIC privilege
Oh cutting L dtc. from the L1llc ID sail mill SITE
And on failure Il reai;2c the ;,ili amour. iur
mont, interests and cos.S Nili AZ tie sane tins
ana place EXPOSE for sic inc iee sn'e Of sad r.
III Estate. Executed ~ The property Of Obei "
Barnard at the suit Of AMOS Mend mail. ) id
property appraised At 500 91 ana not to sell for
less til IN two thirds ofapnra;scmcnt.
>. /. VANFALkEAIUGGH
Sheriff u. c.
By :. Z Cnso.Lty, DeY'y.
Plymouth, Feb. II. 1857. li-Gw
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12

@Gov. Wright and Judge Petit have
been unanimously recommended By the
Democratic members o; the Legislature.
as men worthy to receive important ap-
Pointmcn.s under tho incoming adminis-
trl.iol.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12
so~ SaTes
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSH1LL COUNTY, SIS:
liz tie Marshall CtrcuI Court, Auoa,ss

MAaSHILL COUNTY,, So:
liz tie 1[orshoU Circuit Court, Aa,os,st
Term, 1857
John Graft, james B. Dannctt,)
Robert II. Marshall ana
William b. English, }Conpla;n: on ac-
ys. count
Henry B. Hnc.
Be it remembered. that On the 7th dav Of Feb
ruar7, 1857, the plaintiffs in the above cn.itled
cause, BY {. H. Reeve, heir Attorney, filed in nv
Office t'.cir ompiaint account, and 1t appearing
by the affidavit OF dis,nterested person That the
defendant. Henry 4. IIne. is nonresident of th,
State Of Indiana; he is therefore notified Of in,
ling ani tendency o.. slid complaint. end that H..
SINE VII be heard n tn next term OF the ,rsh III
Circuit Court, to commence On the second Non
day Of August. 81, and unless he anrclr. nlcal.
answer, demur tlurcto. the same VIII be heard
and determined in bis abs' nee.
Attest: NEWTON R. PACKARD.
Ce9l; Marsh Il Circu,i Court
By Z. c. Cog5al.y Deputy
Tcb'y lo-li,3
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12
STATE OF HDIi.Nf

MARSHALL COUNTJc
IN Tie JfarsloH CircnH Comt, .iueust
Team, 1857.
Leonard White AMI
lchabod Jewctt White, Co-i~I.;l,.cn
vs. Account
Henry Z. H.ne.
The plaintiffs IN the ab re out.led clusc, tv
Loton u Williams, their attoIncys have fled in M
Office their conipla Il Oh account, All appearing bv
the affidavit OF ois'nttrcscd rcrsoii. ,lat ihe de-
icndant, IL nry 3. ine, IS non "a ilent Of the
State ot Indiana lie is therefore notified OF the fl
Ing and tendency Of said complaint, and that the
same ni.. be heard at the August term Ct tie Mar
shall Circuit Court -. to be holden Il the court
house in Plymouth, On the second Monday Of Au-
gus, %, AID us,es: he appear, plead. ..Iswer Q.
denim theieio, the same VII! be kear5 AID deter.
mined in his absence.
ATTEST: NEWTON r. PACKARD,
an29-l2t3. Clerk iilgsA-.iC {.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12
--latest News.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

New York, FEB 9.
The steamship Africa arrived this P.
u. She left Liverpool Jan 24;h. Her
dates are three days la:cr than those bro't
by the Dal:ic
The Swiss difficulty was considered yir-
tually settled. but the deals OF lie adjust
menJ were 70 o. submitted to { nfer.nc 5
Of the several powers.
The British fee. hal taken possession
he ports Of Baslire and the Islands Of
Ea * in the Persian Gulf / i, also re-
por;eI tia. the Russians had occupied AS
,rackan.
Late intelligence from China is 10 the
effect that the Governor of Canton continu-
ed obduralo; hat tie BIZ ish had taken and
destroyed the French Folly Fort, that the
Chinese hal set fse TO the factories; and
that all the Mounga had been Destroyed
The Oriental and Mercantile Banks had
been burned, l. was reported that the
Smelling Of Canton hal commenced JUS.
before The departure Of he mail.
The slip Confederation. from Phila.lel
phia, was ashore OF the Mersey, and ii
was feared that she would prove = to.al
week Tie crew had been saved.
Liee,pooi EBrecdsfug Norhcts.- Rich
agIson. Spence g. Co. report quiet an
generally dull market. at Il decline Of 2i
per bushel on wheat, G.l pcr Dbl. on -four.
Corn was slightly cheaper. Western ca
nal -four at 3la83s 81; Ohio 8lsa35s.--
Mixed corn 33sa35s 81 viii c 3:sa33s 81.
Provisions generally dull, Without any
ma erial variation Lard 56sa68s
London market rather easier but vi hou.
chang. Cousols for money closed at 60 a
$50.
American secul les steady Illinois
Central Railroad securities closed with an
advancing tendency.
Liverpool. Jan o.
Fine new beef is wanted In is ab-
sence the better sorts OF old arc Iaorc in
favor.
business is restricted from wan!
Of choice
Bacon--lhere is no Improvement in the
country demand. bai holders show less
DISPOSE ion 10 force
Lard--is in better demand. a GGs. and
ihcIc are buyers III ooo. loi u@.hcil up ~
ihe end Of March.
The Africa lef Liverpool at 9'cl,ck on
the morning OF Jan. 2lth.
The London Morning Herald announces
the subj. ola re construction of the Habi
ne;hat at a Cabinet council held Jan 2ls,.
net was discussed, and tha. offers of anoth
er coalition " ere made some weeks ago
Among other changes. ii is sail that Glad
$ ore will De replaced in the Eychequer.
The merchants in the principal com
! mcrcia cities Of France have appealed To
tn Emperor in behalf OF the French eli
zens who suffered by the destruction OF
Gre; town BY TIE American frigac Cyane
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY.

MARSHALL COUNTY.
n IT, uorsleN GRAFT Cant, Asgus.
Tenn, 1871
Cerhas II. Norton
Albert Jcwrtt. anl
Bci ami. c. Buzz, Con,-la:nt on account.
Henry g. IInn.
The plaintiffs IN the above entitled Cause. bv c.
II. Reeve. their attorney, have lie, In nv Office
their complaint 81 accJunf, aEd Il an,ea. IL. by ai-
dayit that the defendant Hcrr, = line Is a non
resident OF lie State OF Indiana: lie is therefore
notified Of Inc II M and f,ndlcy of sid en-
plant, ana II II TIE same viii be heard at TIC a.
gust term of tie Marshall Circuit court n b.. lola
IN at the court house IN Plymouth On lie second
Monday OF august, le5l, and miles h a.laar.
plead answer or lensur thereto. the same viii lie
heard aud determined iuhs ahscicc.
attest: NEN Ton Il. PACKARD. Cic5k
jano9--l2t'
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12

EEC rockery ware, hardware, Queens
ware, mems wear. boys-wear. and every
other kind of wear and tear, that YOU can
find use for in domestic life. YOU will find
at Rrownlee " Shirlev's.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12
Feb'y lo.-lI.2.

STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY:
II tie llarsha4 C1twt Court, Augasl
term, 1857.
Nathaniel E. James, AMI
Walter u. Ai6m4n,
partners a.
y. L. James K Co., O''' -''''' Oh iio'c
Henry Il. TIino.
BE il remembered that Oh tie lo,h day of Feb
sIa~y, 1857, the plaintiffs in The abort entitled
elnse, by c. Il. Reeve, thcr attorney, fled in my
Office thcr com 9lail. OH note, an / il appearing BIZ
the at :avit OF dz:nteres;ea person that the de
PENDANT, Henry Z. Hine. IS a non-rcsiden: e. the
State Of indiana; he * therefore notified OF the
fling and 1tudsucr Of said complaint, and tiia the
same will be heard - the nexy term Of the Il AZ
shall Circuit C0u',, TO commence Oh tic second
Monday IN August, -, ana unless lie a,,pelr.
p.ead, answer o. demur thereto, the same Mil Le
heard ana determined in his absence.
Attos': NEWTON r. PACKARD, Clerk
icelZ-ltfJ Py i. {. Co:bl.cy, Dspy.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12

Z = MOVING Themselves 70 have Deeds. n RI
pA cages. or other instruments rem dining in ti,,
Recorders office, unpaid, requested to call and
lift the same IMMEDIATELY, and save the COS, OF
Issuing Fee Bills. a word TO the wise j. sufficient
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12

TT virtue of a writ of execution, from the
Is CLERK Of the III lrshall common Pleas court, to
me directed. viii expose Tor sic at rGbic auc
ton, at thc court house door in Plymouth, Marsh II
county, Indiana, on the / Tin day OF March. 1851
between the hours OF ten O'Clock Il. Ia. and four
o'c'oclp. OF sid day, The following described
real estate, t0-wit:
The rcn,s and Profits Cor term Of years not to
exceed seven, of the southwest quarter 81 the
nors- ives quarter of section seventeen, in town
ship thj.ty-tSo north, Of range four east, together
with the pultonaaces 10 the same belonging: cen
ttin;nc forty ceres more or less, and situate in
Marshall county, In,iana.
And on flilure to realize the full amour. of the
Judgment, interest and costs due said execution.
together with Ill accruing costs viii. AZ the same
time an 4 place expose for sale the fee simple title
to said real estate, or so much thereof rs nav BE-
necessary to satisfy said execution. without any
regard whatever - valuation appr.,is mont Laws.
Executed the property of Ephrlim Cooper,
Mt The suit of Ell w. Sunny, against Nelson w
Pearson, Ephrlim Cooper. John Cooper, Sebastian
Aspenliier. and William c.. Bestwick.
+. VAN VALkENBURGH, Sheriff
fehlo-l1t3 (nr fec S30O Nlrshlll County
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12

There were l03 steamboats, built at
P it'sburg last year.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12
R.E.V.M OF FsE AsNO e TEE,
PLYMOUTH. IND,

{ One door south of the Brick SfoTe')
Collections made and promptly RENTED Tor at
current rates of Exchange. UneuIreht mono.
'Ou6"' ''I' II. KNICKERBOCKER, Cashier.
REFERENCE, PERMISSION
IN. w. Bell, Banker, Chicago, Ill.
Paddock & Co. do Cincinnati. Chic.
Dunlevy, Hare Co, Bankers Indianapolis
L. Barbour, indianapolis, Ind.
Feb. 3, 81. ID
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12
n IST OF LETTERS rcmlin.nr in the Pos
y 4 Qaicn at Plymouth. rohrrlary | Ii i IL

n IST OF LETTERS rcmlin.nr in the Post
J A Office, at Plymouth, February lth, 1851.
Asper Abraham ,; Aaron Ellen NJ;
Borton CYRUS; Banks Edward; Bowen jeremiah;
Clark f. D.; Cess John; Clemens Joseph r;
Clank Mlry; Click :; Colery Pttrick; Cludwell
Edwin; Cordcr John; Connell Peter;
DYE John: Ducomb Philip; Dehavcn John: Dun
gan NJ; Dcmcr John Al D.ake Daniel; Dunlap
Alexander; Ollie Israeli
Earl Mary; Engle Matthias;
Fish Samuel; rnkns E III: GRAY John; Garcer
Simon, Gimhcl a; Hamilton NJ; Hne ii b: Iib-
len Jacob; Kinney Jacob A; Klnes jeremiah;
Lynch Rachael; McCanel Robor'; Mangoid Hi
ram; McDufe Henson Martin James .; Moore
James w; Mcdowell Robert; Ma;heson James;
Marks Daniel; Mcdonald Rebccca; Nose f. Noble
Iscbelc; Pacher Crun; Philips d; Pane Rachel
T.; Pane Wiiam Pearson Lornda: Pratt Samuel
Pierre Jane; Parker VIM; Pane &c; Phkc; John
Penrov; Susan Piier; Samuel Pcrley; Jackson
Rathville; James Shallenbcrger; Isaac Skinner
Nancy, Spooner; G. II. >; Shirley; ]. =. Shine
barger; John Tyne; Lawrence Thrali. ]. l. rur-
ncr; ]. b. Trawyer; j. Il. Vance; Robert NJ
Winkillback; Henry Wood; y. t. 2 Williams;
Enoch Wilson; II. Hisc; Catherine Whitehall; NJ
Wade; w. Nj. Wilhelm; Mrs Maria.
Persons calling for any of the above
will please say "Adverise1.' and name
date Of list. J. X. BROOKE; p. nj.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12
9lrtO AObrrtls

-" If you want DEEDS or Mortgages made ont
you canno: do better than to call the Recorders
Office. je22tf.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12
SiIERIFF'S SALE.


Plymouth, Feb. y. 1851. li-Gw