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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12
TO NON-RESIDENTS

VHE Undersigned, with the county Sur
L veyor, will. on the 25th day of Nov, 1857,
alto O'Clock, a. m. on said day, proceed to survey
and locate the corners of his land in sec andl7
town 33, range | west, in Stark county, Indiana;
to meet at the residence of the subscriber, at the
time specified, and continue from day to day until
all is finished.
the time above mentioned, and dcfiay or provide 70,
deraying their portion of the expense of the SUI :.
yey, will be returned to tho County Auditor, a. a
such delinquincies placed the duplicate, and
collected according To law.
novi252t3 JAMES MCCORMICK.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12

past, and the current of trade setting in
our favor--with universal peace and un-
bounded prosperity around us--we shall
leave onr patrons and readers to the care
OF younger heads and more ready hands,
and hope that their "6airn's Jairn'' NAV
see no check 10 our nations onward move
ment, nor clouds overshadow the bright
ness around us.
Il. MCDONALD.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12
TO NON-RESICENTS.

The undersigned, with the county SURVEYOR,
WILL on The Goth Day 0l November, 1871 80 ten
o'clock Il on SAID day, proceed 10 survey and 10
cate the corners Of their land in sections %. &c
and s, town 81 north IT range west, in Stark
county, lnniana-to meet or the premises, and con-
tlnue trom day - Gay until IA is surveyed.
Nca. siIenls who fail G. meet the Surveyor at
lie time above mentioned, aad &c fly. or pro yids
Ter der ing ihcr portion o. the expenses If saiG
survey. VII p. returned to the county Auditor. and
such delinqu placed en he tax duplicate and
collected according to law.
ISRAEL UNCOPHER,
novI2 59t3 HIRAM JONES.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12

twenty different debts before it would DE
laid away. Honcc we conclude, if the lit
tie money which is in the country, was
kept moving, times would be better.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12

Ey-A gentleman from Kansas reports
no hard times there. They hade no banks;
nothing but gold in circulation. Nebras-
ka is in very different condition. Her
shinplsster establishment has failed, and
prices are prostrated
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12

VERY CALcULArlNG.--Oneo of the Cen
trail America passengers arrived with very
closely trimmed hair, which he stated he
had clipped of himself, before the vessel
went down, to save being grappled by the
drowning crowd
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12
New Advertisements.
LOOK OUT FOR BREAKFAST

All persons knowing themselves indebted TO the
late firm of n. II. OGLEsBEE &Co., will save cost
by calling at our Office Immediately and settling
BECAUSE ALL CLAIMS MUST SUED If NOT PAID, be.
fore the first of January next.
CORBlN &PACKARD
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY Sc.
In tie -NorshaH Circuit Court, FeJruorv
term, 1858.

term, 1858.
W. Complaint for Divorce.
Michael Morrissv\
The plalntiffin the above entitled cause by Cor
bin and Packard, her attornes has filed in nv Office
her complaint for divorce and it appearing by afi-
davit that the defendant, Michael Morrisy Is a
nonresident of the State of Indiana: he is there
fore notified of the filing and tendency of said
complaint, and that the same will be heard NJ
the next term of the Marshall circuit court. To be
holden at the court House in Plymouth. the sec
ond Monday of February, le5s, and unless he ap-
pear, plead answer demur thereto, the same will
be heard and determined in his absence
ATTEST \. X. PACKARD, Clerk
novl252t3 Marshall circuit court
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12

DlED.--ln Plymouth Nov. 9th, 1857.
Martha, eldest daughter of David and Ann
Hilligas, aged l9 years, 3 months and %
DAYS.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12

MARRIED, On the 9th inst, a. the res
ldence of G. W. Gordon, Esq, of Green
Township, by Dr.. n. &. Manviie. Dr.
Findley Stephens to Miss Elizabeth Nc In
tire-all Of Marshall County.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12

PA. didn't you whip me for biting Tom
my?'
Yes. my child, for you hurt him very
much
We'll, then, pa, you ought to whip mas
music teacher too, for he bit her yesterday
right in the mouth; and know it hurt her,
because she put her arms around his neck
and tri d to choke him.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12
STATE Of INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY.

- Il
Ia tie Aarsh9H C1'ca,s Cant, Februayy
Term, 1858.
Isadore Reome,
Complaint FOR Divorce.
Elizabeth Reome.
Tho r-aintifr Fl he above entitled causo Inv
Coft.n an Packani. his attorneys, ma flied in nv
office his complain for Grorce, and j. sprearing by
Affidavit t.t ne Ge., ndan, Elizabeth ReoIae. i a
on-re iidens Of the Stat # Indiana; she i there
fore !. .;h'1 of the filing md penGcac- of said
COMPLAINT, snd that the same will be heard at tie
ne- term u the Marshall circuit court to be hol-
Gen al the court house in Plymouth, on the second
Monlav of F,5rrary, l65S. and unless she annear
pie al, ansHer or temur thereto. the same will be
heard and determined in her absence.
ATTEsT: n. X. PACKARD, Clerk
novl2-52t3 Marshall circu;, co,r,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12

EE-Vice is earth's ballast; in due time,
it will be thrown overheard, and sink.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12
! STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY:

STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY:
In tie NarshaH Circuit Court, February
ISrm, 1858
Charles Abernethy
James Sullivan,
Henry Collins, and
ii'i mon IL " my Account and procee-
roh, po,,,,or dings in Attachment.
Cyrus CT Brady.
Ezekiel V. McMaken, as
Bellamy, Brady &McMaken
The plaintiffs in the above entitled cause, by c.
III. Reeve, their attorney, have filed in my Office
their complaint on account and proceedings in at
tachment, and 1t appearing by affidavit that the de-
PENDANTS, John Bellamy Cyrus G.. Brady and
Ezekiel Y. McNlaken, are non-residents of the
State of Indanai they arc therefore notified of the
filing and tendency of said complaint and that the
same will be heard at the next term of the Mar
shall circuit court, to be holden at the court house
in Plymouth, on the second Monday of February,
1888, and unless they appear, plead, answer or de-
muir thereto, the same will be heard and determined
in their absence.
ATTEST: NEWTON R. PACKARD, Clerk
oct25-oot5. Marshall circuit court
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12
The Boston folks, if the newspapers

The Boston folks, if the newspapers
may be relied upon, Will never die for the
want of breath Awhile ago the merchants
met and resolved that the banks must not
suspend specie payments. Immediately,
say the papers, the business people breath
ed easier. Then the bank officers met and
resolved that they would not suspend spe-
Gle payments. And again the business
men breathod easier. At last the banks
did suspend. And now everybody, says
the same papers, breathes easier. Such
nonsense reminds US of the reports of Mr..
Summers health He was well year ago
and has been constantly improving ever
since.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-12

EEWho discerns what is infinitely
small? Only ono; the Infinitely Great
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-. 80. ,,,sryistA 20 sbrurpss. EtfscHEs " ,hclrsH
ssssss lss esslEEs &c 20 kE'ATtls piI'!' esN--i
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-08

TIE MECHANICS FAR.-There was another large
attendance last night. In walking around the rooms
there will be found many objects of attraction, and
without specifying the different articles of interest
would remind the curious in such matters not to pass
by the beautiful private cabinets of curiOsities
which are on exhibihition at the Hall of the Insti-
tute. The collection Of Mrs. s. D. Morgan will well
repay examination. Her collection of shells is
particularly interesting, comprising many very
as well as beautiful specimens. Her collection of
Indian relics is good Among them is the veritable
pipe Of Tecumseh, and what is interesting to
us, is Indian Idol found in the vicinity of Nash
vile.
The cabinet of our friend Danl. A johnson is also
very interesting one In it may be seen variety
Of geological specimens from various parts of the
world; fine collection of Indian curiosties; several
ancient books and a fac-simile of the writing of
Junius, Jno. Wilkes Horne Tooke and several Others
Numerous eastern idols and several chinese curiosi-
ties may be seen. A specimen Of continental money
which gives good idea of the rough and imperfect
state OF the printing that time. Indeed it is
impossible to all the curious things stored
away in his little cabinet but all would do well to
examine them minutely
He has good collection Of coins of nearly all ma
tions and Of nearly all ages. Grecian, Roman and
Hebrew Coins besides the coins of contemporary
nations. W. noticed an interesting medal which
seems to be struck of in Germany every hundred
years the anniversary Of the appearance Of Martin
Luther on one side is the inscription " Das Sweyte
inbsl iahr nachder renen ider herstellung des
evangely l7l7," and on the reverse SIDE Luther vs.
eLeCtYM Del nostrI OrganOu." The iDgenius part
of this is, that the capitol letters in this motto
little ingenuity being used will give l7l7, the
second centennial anniversary of the beginning of The
reformation by Luther, the year the medal was
struck
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7OOO ACRES

ofexcelen lands Warren county. They are generally
IN ulang and the portions cleared studded With fine
oaE poplar hickory walnut and OFT de cTtions of tim
Der producing mast in abundance Charley Greek an
unfallng stream furnishing 2bsadaICe of water runs
through the centre OF them. and there are IN addition
twenty fine Springs scattered through them The soil Is
well adapted the cultivation Of Corn Wheat Oats a
the small grains and domestic grasses and will compare
iuvoTubly with the bes Warren county unGs. PTOduc
ing grains spontaneously abundance there Is 10 better
range for cattle and sheep in the State portion Of the
lands are improved there being some eight or ten cuu
waited farms with cottages, upon lHe ITC independent
OF the beautiful residence OF Mr.. Gl-ScJck The whole
BODY of them has however been reCeuy surveyed and
laid off in small tracts containing from 100 500 acres,
and fronting on public road In point OF society, the
location has many adYan tggeS-Cburches schools and
mills are convenient, and the Manchester and McMinn
vile Railroad which is but miles distant. affords
an outlet to market The town Of McMnuvlle the county
seat is out nine miles off which it believed the
great Southern University to be established under the
auspices If the Episcopal Church will be located, thus
enhalc NJ the value of all the lands the neignbortOsd
The celebrated watering place Bee sbeba IS but % miles
distant The-heahfuness Of this portion of Middle Ten
nessec proverbia is the summer retreat of numbers
OF persons from the South.
This sale will afford unusually fine opportunity to
those desrOus of purchasing stock farms IN one OF Tie
best sections of the State and it is hoped that all such,
OF refuge from the heats Of GUNNER, viii examine these
lands
free barbecue will be prepared at the Big Spring head
of Charsys Creek for the accommodation Of all whOmly
attend
Terms OF SALE-One, two and three years credit for
notes with approved security, and lien retained
Persons desiring further information, will address GEO
GLASC0Ck, Meanwhile, Tenn, or.
E. R. GLASCOCK, Agent
sept IS No g. Cherry St, Nashville Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-08

! Partial Deafness and discharges from
the ERrDr. HARLEY generously offers to attend all rer
suffering nom affections Of the a. ofee 100
Broad n y without charge until cured thereby ov-
Ing hiss uuequaed ard protecting the desrfro
swindlei ~ pay'"g selCSted anrsts eHo-ben in
and the f ciar sill more seris owls By permit
ting the application OF dangerous h. iaexper eneed
aad unsslful hands DIR Il nsy <sia that h" has
connection whatever with any pan advert Ing cure
deafnes neither hes he given permission or the pnblics
uon Of certificate purporng emEnaie from him, and
cannot therefore, be reponee for any alarming
qacuces resulting and cooperation. The loss
Of none, may bot be material persons but the de-
privaonof the important Of the ought
be rEaIded and with than ordinary sscude
Deafness noise the head ana all disagreeab discharges
from speedily and permanently removed, without
causing the pain or Inconvenience. cure all
guaranteed where maormston does exist Thirteen
years. and almost undivided this branch
special practice has enabled him to reduce his treatment TO
degree Of success find the most confirmed anu
obstinate yield by steady attention to the means
prescribed.
The following testimonials submitted win conHueh0o'
They will show At least ia what estimation MS
qualifications are held by of the mes'
medical men Of the country.
TESTIMONIALS -,
SCI have had the pleasure to meet Dr. IN pfae
tce, and have been led to form Vi MS
character both in prof ssi, and as genue[nSn.
Fw PAEFEE o Professor o. eq'g ger: f,urd
From my intercourse with pr hhhIL1E, nave iounu
hlA ePof'men' " VALENTINE MOTT, M. D."
Reference OF rures. -,
M Goodwin. 18th street, near Broadway
M William sllvery. 20 Courtlsndt.
NJ II p RerdmGn Counselor at Law, l6 City Hall Place,
New York.
DR. Bell, Dentist, Auburn, MY
Nj seth Paine, Editor, Chicago.
M James R. Brutis Gas Works, Chicago. 49,
Mrs HaWley and Mr.. Fred Dean, Springfield Illinois.
MI StepbensioR. Jacksonville, Illinois.
Miss Sarah SwaRe, Nantucket.
Miss Rebeeca ID Howard Fairhaven, Mass
James Burnett, Pleasant Valy, near PO'keepsie Y
TFRMs-For cure. s25. compliance with the request
Of large mber correspondence the country, whose
stances will not admit of visit New YORK, DR. II,
will forward package by Express, containing all the neees
sary treatment appliances c with ample instructions to
Effect cure on receipt So and the balance when cured
II terms continue for one month only
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-08

A NEW EATING HoUsE.-It will be seen by the
advertisement that J. Moore corner of Cedar and
Cherry streets has opened eating house. All who
acquainted with Mr.. Moore know that whatever
he undertakes viii be performed in the best style
possible and if the entertainment to which the press
were nv te may be considered earnest of what
he will do in future his patrons will live well His
rooms are commodious and handsomely furnished
and attended by experienced servants. This will
doubtless be one of the best eating houses in the
CITY
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SPEAKING WHAT THEY KNOW.

These gentlemen pleasure in esling in regard to
Pahnesock's Vermuge, because two OF the nrm have
used it in their private practice for number
years. and they have by observation TO be good
NEw ALBANY, Indiana, July 4, SO.
.MessTB. B. a. FdhHestOck & Co.
GEErLKMEE:-Hayng sold your valuable Vermliuge ior
some time and having ii used for many years, we
would recommend 10 all as safe ana efficient remedy or
all OF worms In instance have we ever seen an!
results following administration, but always mas II
answered the purposes for which II intended and been
entirely satisfactory.
gard virtues strictly IN accordance with our o0serVA
tons only practitioners, but as men OF busnets we
would unhesita gy Say all who read this that 1t Is The
Vermuge in use, and that l virtues are pest
known when Tried RILEY, HOOVER IL Riley.
sold wholesale and retail and bv all the principal drug
and country throughout the United States
.l.lm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-08
DOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTOS
PLANTERS

DATENFED improvement in tha ms1ufaeturs Of Yarns
emplO ing 10 SPIN tho crop one fourth he
NUMBER required 10 raise H. ard this nambsr CONSISTING u
children OF siz years Of age above and women uua oP
ploWing pic ing cotton.
80 am nov prepared 70 furnish Planters vi h this NEW
6OabIhAIlON OF MA HlNBRY, inclus q the STBAM
ENGNE, II necessary-nHmey: The GIN with Lap pend
age one machine and the Sequen chimes Of the Spin
hng Sees AID TO have all ged in the p ming Room
on the ion, complete, with great Also com
petent Spinners.
One-half Of the pOltons Of the income the ~ ar
year. VIII MORE 7HaN for the whole machinery, incIu
siye OF he Steam In zine and Sp nnsrs' Wages
My Improvements, in its results 10 the Planter ezufva-
lent 70 his having purchased Of Fanlag on NsZrceS
&c, more productive tina thOsf be works and hs ~
Spinning interest will prove his version It will be eTemE
fro the cares and aBXistes inherent planting gahe me-
and oailing up acrop.
Ny aehney Is CASH ARTICLE, but for rood a.
repta ces eangrant reasOnab facilities ard Tor M g1
OF the PATENT o1e-isuTth 10 be paid each Of IN AZ
nye years, the excess the yarns bring over gned
with coniret lnsung the payment should he Disntsoo
change pro netOrs. ~ F@-'-
cost Of the Machinery in their parti Mar esss are, -
omit to state what has been the Hber 81 oDds M b
now many pounds Of yarn a day lhev Gust spin,
aP'" " GhO. q. HEM y. Mobile. Ala
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-08
TENNESSEE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

At the monthly meeting Of the Tennessee Histori-
csl Society Tuesday the following contributions
were made. We have not room for the proceedings,
in the present crowded state Of our columns.
By Miss MARY E. EIcHBAUM.-A leaf from the
Charter Oak, Hartford, Conn.
By Miss MARY c. STEABNs.-" Picture of London
in 1905 being correct guide to all the curiOsities,
amusements,' &c, sc.
"Sacred Biography, on the History of the patri-
archs being course Lectures delivered at the Scots
Church, London Wall; by Henry Hunter D. D."
volumes Printed in 1874
"Posthumous Works of the Rev. James McGready
late Minister of the gospel in Henderson, KY. By
Rev. James Smith Nashville 1887.
First volume of Iryings Columbus, printed in
ls2S
By Mrs. ALEX. PATTERsoN.-A POetical letter
from the celebrated poet, lnguist, and mathemati-
clan. John Leydcn, of Edinburgh, Scotland Tine
letter was written to James Rogerson, an uncle Of
Mrs A. Patterson, Of Nashville, and is believed to
he the only autograph letter of the writer in the
United Ssatcs IL was written during the college
days Of Mr.. Leydcn to his fellow-students, in the
wear 1884. Ncydcn died on his return from the
Last Indies in 1872, His Mermaid" written
shortly before his DEATH is familiar to all lovers of
genuine Poetry-l
By. W. L. TAEpWF.-" The English Empire in
America illustrated with maps and pictures" Lon
d,n. l72S. These maps and pictures are rare
curosdes notable specimens Of the fine art in their
day
BY WILKINS T,yNruLL.-Three bound volumes of
the "Orthopolitan." a newspaper edited by the
donor. and published in Nashville in 1906.
By lon. ,. c. NEWMAN -" Historical Sketches Of
North Carolina. from 1854 to 1851, compiled from
Original records, official documents and traditional
statements, with Biographical sketches of her dis
tingished statesmen iuriss, lawyers, soldiers divi
mes, &c 10y John 4. Wheeler. Illustrated with
engraviugs.
By THoNAs Gow"r'.-A COPY of the " Ulster
County Gazette" published at Kingston Ulster
county, New York, January 4lh, 1900 by Saml
Feer s Son. The paper is in deep mourning for
the death Of General George Washington. and con-
tains the proceeding Of the two Houses of Congress
and the messages OF President John Adams in r,rlv
{, committees appointed in each House. in relation
10 the melancholy event. Also, an account Of the
tombment Of Washington at Mount Vernon. The
foreign news in the paper Is up to Goth Oct, 1893,
being nearly three months old. The paper is an
Interesting specimen of typography
BY WT 7. WEAKLEY-"A short descrition of the
Stale Of Tennessee lately called the territory of the
United States south Of the River Ohio-to which is
prefxed the Constitution of that State" Philadel-
phia printed for Mathew Careys, by Lang Ustick,
Sept. 20, 1896.
PRESIDENT A. W. PUrNAM.-Presented number
of pamphlets, &C., &c.
The thanks of the Society we're returned to the
several Contributors.
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Timbered Land for Sale.

M nave remaining about 6o acres OF ne Jarrett lands
for sale lying sides Of the new urrpke road
leading from Paradise Hill Clarksvle The road Is
der completed By the close Of the
present yOar.
These lands have divided into tracts, ranging from
300 acres 10 suit purchasers They lie between and
" miles from Nashville heavily umbersd lie well, and
supplied with numerous springs Of never hing frss
stone water and in very healthy neghborhoOd We are
authorized sell those lands privately most reasonable
Persons desiring purchase are requested to examine he
lands George William Garrett, the Steam Mil r. NJ
Myers Dr. VIM. Rodgers In the hb0rhOOd have pOes
OF the and will show them to persons 10 em
inc For further particulars apply w T. Garrett or Ao
undersigned In Nashville.
mayS-s1 NANCE & WOODWARD.
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II H Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company have
day declared dividend OF So per shar- on The Capt.
tai Stock Of said Comrauy the last months pay
to the Stockholders from and after the Goth inst.
a. W. BUTLER,
Oct 5-9wd Secretary.
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E6y- The ladies should bear in mind that to-day
will be opened at the New York Millinery Establish
ment on Union street. the richest display Of MILL
merry goods ever offered to the ladies of Nashville.
There are some bonnets on exhibition which
really superb, and cannot be surpassed in this
ket. The ladies should be sure to call.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-08

RHEuNATIsM-EEuRALeIA.-The sgonies Of Rheumatism
Neuralgia mong the most acute with which The hu
man frame is ever afflicted and have heretofore been found
the most difficult remove. Happily remedy is now dis
covered by which the obstinate eases can be immedl
aely cured This sovereign remedy is Braggs Arctic Lni
ment for sale by Druggists generally is only necessary
for the 70 try it. be assured Of ts efficacy ocl-lm