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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-12

NorE.-No. ? daily except Sundays. No. 3dai-
" except Saturdays. Nos. and 4 daily excsp,
Mondays. No. daily. Mondays No. 5 win be a
mixed Train, and VIII take the same time for run
ming as No. g. reaching Laporte at 80 p. VI. No,
daily except Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays
An Emigrant Car will run ON No. 5. No. 1, Sun
days, will be Passenger Train and leave Llporte
at 8 A. NJ, reaching Plymouth ats 80 A. NJ
Stations where trains meet and pass are indicated
by full faced figures.
SuPERlNTENDESr's OFrIcr, Laporte, Ind.
N. KENDALL, Supt.
March 5, ls57.-22f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-12

CHOE PEGS by the quart or bushel. SOLE
- LEATHER, always on hand. at the sign of the
mars GOLD BOOT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27

Broadway IHsArRE-Ths spectacular drsmA Of he
Usupcr OF SIAM and c.pitsl farce Of the f'on 10,
70 be perform this evening The wonaefu tests o. me
eieptsnis in the first piece Invariably elicit the hesuest AZ
plsuso.
NIBIo's Garden Those universal fsvotes the Rsves,
are esppern Two OF their most popusr pieces even
ing yi1-JeaSnette ana Jesnnot and Joeko, the Brsz
ian Ape Mr. Henger and Young America sso perform
The ueit rope.
BowrRrThis will be grand gala plight Al the old Bow
Mssager Broughsm takes sbeLeh hye piece. are 20
be playtd here viii be quantity OF gng and daoen
snd eat number Of vore performers have volunteered
BuRToS s. Persons DESTROYS ~ enjoying real hearty
eueh should leh and Mr. Burton In his renowned
Mr. Iood.s IN The foodies Mr. b. vii be well supported
by the ssdrg members OF his company.
wAuAcxs Mrs. Hqwe's tragic play. entitled "Leoncre
CT NE worlds Own, H. again Announced iof INV svenns
The desire the part Of the play foing public " see Miss
Beron who eracts the heroine. ieoncre "a GUYS AZ sre ~
when she first came among
LAuRa KnxSxs Tho drama ent2let THE wlcssd
wHe," and the elegant spectacle called The Elves 90 ne
ttstue Bride repsauou 70 nsht hss
Reene has Eve characters Inc bot PLAYS and sbp supporter
~ Meesrs Jordan, johnson and othors
AsERicAN rHEArRE.-Messrs Davenport watkins and
sppesr in the drar.s entitled The sherfn Vile 1he
eniertsnmenn are 70 c1se WA the drama ssy 90 "ea"'
and It's emptstons" which N Also strongly e~~a
xsssus.Ihe v~T comic yecss ensled rcos rmegcag x.
evening Messrss Caste and bsdavay Mss sessysr sno
cher sycrte srtals perform In me suncee" new 90
medy OF "J>ouble faced People"
Tux IYHroPraS MirsrRprs have eli issued GOD pro
rrsm,ass Cor 10 psht so far ~ regard n ~
cinz' is 70 be pretenied nj Gee. ChrisY wy,s Wv
OCEAN Telegraph al Buckey's, ana me si"o"s' Ao'0
4 Or bUIls fsaswrrl coScrsr "a 70 tske plsce !. Do
worth scon nex Tuesdsy evening ns ~ ~ sss'
: q number az ercellen, yecslsts and tnenunenAs>s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27
surro9sse'a. Court.

THE ouEs1Ios or mrs. Jursrs6E%ssB nAksuA0n
TO DR.. suDELL.
NANCE w.-The appiioaon Of ss. ounnsssaa" i@
letters Of adsninsrstoa ,pon the Osas OF d.. surdsa
which Involves the 40 sAsop Of has marriage 70 M DO
cessea w,s ,e, down nor rtssr hearing In This ocare
70 dag. The cevnpei FOR several parties nisrssesA
sppesred Me- Cislon applied tor an aoouynnena % lhs
case becsuss he as engaged IN snosser lorcses os.
relations Of III dscssea acQuiesse& IN ms apptnxins,
the srrrcf AVE granted thooe be had nads axrAngs
mens tor N pulng ihA without nteyyuptoa FOE
few days. After hitle consultation the use w. Cd
tourssd ~ Monday the lsts Of Apv, when the Sure
gee be prepared 70 coatirus daily ussl ~ oces
MI linton vanied NE adjourned fcv ioae~ ums
bee % he had understood from The Dhsros Atfovnsy
"a the cy m'nai trial Of Mrs 0uansshsm would ccsns
on about that tina.
rbs sale OF De- Burdslrs rnTnause including he dss
ustry Tools win take place 81 No. 81 Bcad ssrs>s N
Monday serk 81 10 oclock A. n The ss<ngs W % 49,
| are casAogusi I, seventy thyss cs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27
Police IateIlSarses.

TBs ALLEGED Arr,arI TO Possss A FANNY IN svoouD
sr,xu-CesFE~Ios TN AooussD-PlUSpss No
uvn-YtNerdAy We puslshsd ~ socouns Of tic arrest
Of youps ramst Henry Book charge OF aass@Vs-
hg 10 poison family resi- ling No. 100 ssoosd srsss.
named Grepsrau, by mixing auaa,sy Of arsenic In thcs
food. Snco the publication referred 70 addsosa pap.
nculsrs reIstvs 10 tho at, mps ~ murder have ben
procured Beck acknowledge the charge pr fsrrea
acre where ne purchased tho Ssooio dosre 70 o.
tain SEQ In gold. which he knew 0rsssTau hsd ssoroh
s n ea 20 ne .os Of q, 's -
hs wife and th thh object In viss he missd oss a
the ncst deadly pososs 10 In " foot and waited oooy
tempted TO break open the trunk and carry on tbs spes.
Afadsvits have been made 'sssst The prsopos ~ NJ
snd Mrs srusrsu and ofnccr kurst
George Gressar Of No lss Second street. alleges thsA
en- tho aisersoon Of ,hs list inst walls ths siasss
boise, Tho pri,oser, VINO va then In his en-
pty - . oiss, approached the stove, snA
brusps his hand into The vesse srs, ssous anssa Il.
nuics aiRr anpsnsnt and Ms wife had taken ther IN
s @ ss rno D, ~, 1 ss s.s -
Tue time u Their being .,,.ohsd ..h the rclssssi
days AFTER the occurrence he found that atcnO
bad bees made N brtsk opsu bis trunk
Ms srs,saa deposed ina ,be ais, NE aeoas>a
,sss .sss yer ss bssa zen, OCT for aocsss psss
returned 10 be bouss and se-Iax oon1iuoa ssksA
dyirs, vhes Bscs -.s, OF air sod lsn Der soos
Oboer Hurst OF the Eevsutb ward police tes tied tha1
be Arrested ue aonuted In Brucklyp that after - b.
esu ccked up In The cell he nsrl ted desire 70 spsan
10 he obcsr that when the policeman wont 70 tho %
TIE prbopsr confesssd having ATTEMPTED 70 posen Mr..
Grssfsu ana fsnly for tue purpose OF ooiaioAG
wss deposited Ia 'rupk In hh employ
srs bedroom that alter mixing the,rsen0 n
the food he returned the horse and fou nd kn erss
saa sose tbai be thon wsn' sp sars and eadea
break ops bh emeloy runk bat die not suooseA
IN dong 20. ms oncer TURNER states ina. ths preoa
accompanied him 70 the drss store oorusUf tns Bovs
std Hester strse and ssfsUej nim trAi he had
- AZ In
.eo TIE pvsorer also eoufosxes hsy.zz stolen Soma
property nom M. 8rtAxAn on formeSoccssoa.
Justice Byepnsp, OF Inc E<sx hs,fA roloe Oours
visited The aroosct yosssrdsy, sad c1avessed via hua
uror the crime, OF boh UPON biz euu confe1ioa bs
vas undoubtedly Euiay Beck a. - . hasm,sns jcok
rg you,b OF eighties ysars. aad wCxd BE- kpt "
imtress fsvoraby h,aa otherwse Justice BrszpAs q
opuios that he 2ayrs w insane ADD u ssb 90 for
the iusas'c ssylua rsihsr Than N sssate pr,sca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27

IxrorrAAr MrscAL EsoAoxnxrr--hr TnaIbers has
been srgssed By Maurice srako'ch the suooessul mana
ger CT he Academy Of Musio fn concert tour In the
PRINCIPAL cities in The west Mr. Thaissgs success Ia
this city, Phpsdephl end Boston has been greater than
that Of any eher artist who has vited the United
STATES. excepting emily Jenny Lind NJ. ssrahosoh, IL
nid has 70 psy forty sgh, concerts, to DO given In
two months The Of thirty thousand dollars Large %
this .um may sesm 70 be tabout $500 FER nsht, Is 10
considerably ios than Mr. Thaberg has nessod on the
aversge since bis arrival In this country. We have no
doubt that magnificent "a are the terms given u VI
II aberb tho engagement will be entirely suoosssul.
Mr. strnkosch for the West To- morrow ant vii DO
Joscd by Mr. Thabcrs Q, the conclusion OF mo ssson
concerts,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27

kAxcH g. 1851
Tss Sisters OF Mercy will fool very grateful 70 Mr. Ban
nett II he would be kind enough TO give The following
Eosoc place In nh paper Two or three times
The SISTERS OF Marcy md 10 necessary 10 inform the
puec and those benevolent persons in particular who
have contributed 70 tho charities OF their institution, tina,
has conc 70 their knowledge mat fraudulent per
bssn collecting money In their namc and have
succeeded In imposing many. The persons employed
by hs sn,srs in this ecs selected from among The
Young women under their proesics 10 the Institution OF
Mercy, and perions GA vnosc steadnoss And s'er
~ thry can plaos the uimcs reliance. Tney Always oar
" .b them thelr credentials which they ere ready 10
D. o3uoc Whenever Gained upon Any ose not provii LED
With this testimony may be looked upon ~ an n poser
The sstrs rgret The dssppctn men felt By those nu
mano and charitable individuals Who, Intending W aid IN
psusion which sords relief 10 30 many ~sys 20 their
suffering feow creatures providing homo Tor the dee
tu,c, hep for the ock and dyh poor, and NE oies
spgs ipsructn TOR the ignorant Dad that their oose
VIOLENT desers have been frustrated. Bat nothing cav
deprive them OF the reward wtch toer ftsinsererod
Crafty has mes'tcd Tor them Among the impostsss "
man Who prciends 10 be authorized By tbs Sssers OF
M,roy 70 rsceive money On their behalf
The Suers beg leave 10 assure the public hh they
never gsvp suh witty 70 aoy 70 receive dona or
subscriptops or the Charities Of their Insulation
INSTITUTION or MfRCY.
ga Houston street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27

Rrjsmil wsshipgtor. Coiiccter OF the Customs for
tho dAtroi Of San TrAncsoo, CAliforniA, Woe Million s.
Latham, resigned, 10 Jake tnsot jane 10, 1851.
Frank rfosd, Naval 0fnosS for the dstfc, OF San
Francis 30, Gal yce VIM Dimeroa, whose Dom mission
txpfos Maroh 70 1907.
VIM. D,nerou, surveyor OF Tho Customs for the
district Of San Tanosco, CAL, vice WIN Van VOORHEES,
wtose oommssion expires March 70, 1887.
Jose n OovNrubius Colleoor OF the Customs for tbs
combination has OK 2lred.
Asorev Lester Collector Of the Cusoms Tor the district
Of san Joaquin, Cal vice James r. s'oned, whose com
masiop hes expired.
Is.sc v. Fowler, Postmaster ii New Yorh, reap.
pointed.
Edward A. King, Pos,masssr At Dayton Ohio 70 sp
poiptsd.
BspTy ssndsssou, Postmaster 81 New Rruns~.ox, New
Jersey. re appointed
Jsmss ". Keyes Postmaster 81 Springfield, unn,s, IN
place Of taso X D err, whoss commission exyrsi 2sia
sarb, 1t5T
Austin BROOKS, Postmaster 81 Quincy, Illinois, 70 ap.
pointed.
Peter Sweat Postmaster At Peoria Ilao 70 sppolpe ted
John ha,er, Pos master al rcrt Wayne, Indiana, ~
appointed.
Augusta olvess. OF California to be Rsosvsr Of Pa ,io
Moneys a Los An seles California In ibe place OF Asdreas
Puo vhose Dom mission expires on the 2pth instant
John X Hssry, OF Asoan 20 DO Register OF toe LIND
ono Of Gresnvile, Alabama 10 The place OF kidrfdEs
Carer or, wbose commission expires on toe ttn proxmo
WI lam W. GIN Of Cahfornia, sppoin cd, 10 be Ro
gser tfbe land Oice Of Bsnicia California bis previous
term Of Chloe hayinG expired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27
Per.oa nj Intelligence.

Among the passengers By tro Arsgo, which leaves ths
po,t on the sh OF Apa, the Rev Dr.. osmmlnss, toe
pss,or a 81 swphsns (CstboIic church Toe reverend
ssserbap goes 70 svope recruit his health which hes
been much Impaired By his aduous ministerial drss
The President hes recognised william A. Darling ~ Vice
Corsul of the hnscc Of tho Two soies ZOE the STATE Of
CalHosrsa, 70 reside Ia San Francisco.
Bos Ksser, xcClsand To Dssrol', where ss viii 10
fu,are reside
Hos Mr.. DsmrsIi member OF Congress from The rnrd
d,sys Of Massachusetts seriously III tbss great fea'
10 entertained that he may no, recover.
ARRIVALS.
Y,s~n R,,h-oud ard sorfcss in The stesmshp J..eown
Ls.ss f ". Dean fss .aV ssd .s s
w.: w.: Ss ss'ss a iof ss ss ris-
S.s , MS ss ssrnd / d asrs NJ. s% Vsss1s. s
Msnf 10 adS and rtvss, r Bell n Bell B~ssl ard
,sisge
rer Liverpool The steam hg As 49, rom :. B s.
wears Cooper Jr, Of Haowel nward Msnssels, Of
9s 5 s.s q sSsn Jo 81
pind ey ard wse Charles rrereh vito and ehS. Dos
Ssasy Bs,5'b ksss,. Hsasr JOY shs ~ go San
Ss'. 4 ~ ss .Ds g. S:s. d
phrsy u Ssrvn InS sossschid q CueinoA., wi a-r
irn,esssT q 3, Louis 2 a.,h o. rs~ orle.r.; RAJ
tscsmans o. london cspiw fccls.sene. Mrs rlioa
et Es,,.s jose 9.l.s se,ss,ao sodas.r R gsm
ssI Of chsres,ossl ss.ss john Fresse ses y s,s,
sssS Ips Ss.,' ~ s:'s
X c.s. ~ q Ca CsnsSs-n s fsSs '''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27
Naval Ihtcaiigence

The United States ship supply viii sail Tor the Brazil
ustioa abou, the sist Inst All ct,srs and papers
for the squadron that station viii Forwarded oy the
Naval Lyoeu II len ri their rooms In ths Navy Yard
prior 70 the above date The vsssc In the Brsx sqsad
ron are the Tag snip 81 Ia vrencs and soop fsimouh
rhs focv irG officers are attached 10 toe supply -L,eu.
tsnant oonnApdiBs, A. Gay; Parser, ,ha s gu
bck; Lieuicr ants, Vim. Hopkins John D. sewar, Ro
bert Selden, kdvGd r. ssons.
The uhisd sates frissts ~. Lawrence. from BE ia
neiro, ~ n nonievtdso the 3osh Of January.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27

ARRssr OF THE ABsCohDNe CAsHIxR OF THE
NywcAsTin BAHK.-John WAGooseiier, me oasher Of
Dc Bank Of Newcastle, who recently sbsoonded vito
$50 tto WA ested yesterday IN ths city HIS move
we're traced 10 Philadelphia, inormsaon Of which
acs conveyed 10 the Central police station BY OF
tho so hbolds Of the bank NJ Rauey, and OF
the Pnisburg roDice, who had followed the defauh~
High Ccnsiabks Russell and frefss took The msstor In
charge, and yestsrdsy traced The whereabouts OF the
nAsnS usaa 70 houe Of diarsputs aesassd In Jauper
suse above Plse Slssse 0btaAntBg sdahstsa. ne on
searched ths house snd In ees 81 me rosas In
upper stry found trunk having ths name OF Wag onssl
seller inscribsd thereon. They thea went 70 house
ibe opposite side Of the street and from window watch
"a the MOVE meats Of those pasAng During this tins
ibe Pssbure o0oers bad also oh,ained scent OF the
wnersabouts OF tae Disstpe Dan and sabseQusasy A.
essd him In the vionits OF the above Ps0e hoy took
Rim through juniper snes and whom se1 Pine we're OBJ
sesved and Joined by the city ecers. ne party thou
entered the house and took possesson Of the trunk OF
,be rrsoner. Last evening The oacsss non Pasburs
started for that oy, having In charge The prisoner and
his bstssse. This arrest u . nost fortunate ose The
teak has been ooDsed 10 stop pay nent the smsunt OF
coin len 10 redeem noses amounusg V over 500 900 DO
ing only -four dollars The cashier v said 10 have bcsn
deeply Involved IN Eastern speculauons having reoess
~ loaned large sums 70 oorporstons reported that
inteue OF sart for Canada In 3 few days-Phuadel
Jhtd Ca,tne, March e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27

zfteF S0m0 lev Ob66Fv6U006 Toe Communioksiou VI
reicsysA to NE Commit ~ on Streots
LATE D0cnoH KANE
A letter received froU TIE Hon Judge Keno,
Philadelphia thspking the Common Council for $40 reso
uiicns passed relation 70 tho decoaso Of h son. Dr.
Kane
me Board adjourned 70 thu nfst hoaday In April.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-27
BrooAIyn Guy News.

DESTRUCTION or ms ExpIss SALOON BY Fus-xYsn
oup ArrAm-A Gre broke oct about O'Clock on rauss.
Day ornins, IN the four story brick ouildng No. ~
sockets street, near Columbia known ~ the Empire 81
II has been occupied by different persons durirs
the rsst few months, and changed proprieson
timfs About veek SIN Mr. Carr, who had previously
seps A. moved Out ana aoosper man, Who does nct ap
~ To be generally known 10 the neighbour hood, moved
The are vss discovered ~ some OF the neSnoors,
sud when The door va broken open u .s ssen that
and the talrd door The gas appeared TO have beea
turned co. flames rapidly ersssdsd through the
. thopsh Il VAS Known 70 have been oocupsed rns
gins aid not ses work until The building vas completely
me flames communicates 10 the noe brick house OF
Joesph Thompsop, adjoining, ehoss family v~ aroused
~ ths smoke, vhos pensts,ed their rooms, and ,hsy
had barely time 10 make their escape. Tney saved some
Of their faYrt ors building the rear occupied ~
neory Ccsar and another family 70 the employ Of Mr.
tuisir q about So 900 The frcui house h Insured for
% GOO the ong for ooo and the urniiurs for
br,cr building 90 the Uoiu n ,s street. sids Gas ia
mssed 70 the extent OF about 900 10 os,upied BY
Dr Valentine and family named 5sencar Tns'r fufni'
turs vS much injured aad piano worth $500 vas des-
houss o. Columbia street also osush, Gre, but was
soor ,,trsushed by the neighbour.
tie ssooo .ss nne brcE building, and worth about
$4,000 II 10 heavily moftEsged, and 10 hardly knosn
lace .s set on nse The ore oeapssss had bad cor
in getting eater, srt aborsd undes great dfhauiy
oorseqosnce.
Aracx Urou TIE MAT, O, /, vs~n--ssoouse Az
FpAr -ABtbosy sampsos, the mate Of the vessel Mar
Jane yipe q, wooorua Robnsons wharf foot OF oon.
srsss street, vM arrested on wednesday afternoon %
the charge Of shooting two OF his appears the
crew shore, asd vhep IN Ooogress street near
Colun s,s met mate, runner In oom pany attack
cd him when the crew also got 81 him and beat him %
veey me mate drew revolver, asd bred four u mes,
paotips slight wound in me side Of wn. Steward ands
o. sh vouna in ,hs arm OF wm Crowley. The mate tnen
made bic eseape 70 The vessel sad Information being sent
Third district station house, Captain Glass; Assistant
Captain Preston ocsr arrested the whole
party, named VIM. Steward, Wa Crowley, Heaeg VII
son. James Ciousson, John West, Peter Lypeh Johs
Muller wm Lee and RishArd Wright They were brought
b.foys Justice Bischey and complaints being made
the examination wss sss down fps Friday.
BovrpY rHpArsp-Mp nroysHAms sryvn.-Thsevs~-
iss Mr. Jthn Brs~sssm ths popular author acsar and
msnsser, takes HE bsHsst ct the sowsry. rhs bill
hsfssss sin psp.lsr p,sy', ard ths rs~ss u Mr. and
Mrs z. L. D~vsnpsv>, Mr., p. q Icsdss, Mr.. o. W.
0arks n,ss T. nsssAysr Mr.. Hsdawsy, Mr.. james Dunn
and msaJ cthss hvcrte arsn appear In Me ss q von
tssa No mas upoa our ssass y move nausssors N N
scbuc ssrvns than Jchs Br ussas. ssd ne acesvves
hasdscns rs'vrs or ss Iasers
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-29
LIST OF I,ETTERS
BILL SHIRLEY.


Remaining in the Post Office at Plymouth, Oct lst
1857.
Andrews Mary L. Armstrong S j. Anderson
Elizabeth +; Ander Carone Armstrong John;
Bliven franklin; Butler Mary; Blam VIM ii;
Bondurand III NJ: Boudle A; Bette Isaac Edwin:
Burnley Edmond; Brown John; Bondurant c Al;
Butler Rebeca; Battzled Jacob: Bowman George;
Bother M;
Cellers Samuel Chase Jehy H; Coffin Samuel;
Dowerard Malick;
Edwards Mrs Louise;
Greer Jane; Gordon Washington; Glassngham
Sarah ]; Gibson f.
Hine BIZ; Halpin Martini Harris Campbell;
Hail Newtcn; Howell r;
Ingle Matthias;
Jung William;
Kin0ad Francis; Kelley Miss NJ C 6; Knoblock
Joseph;
Lemon David VI; Lynn Eli; Larue David C.; La
cy Sylvester
Moore George; Murphey David; Mover George /;
Marsh NJ. f.; Me Cauley Mary; Nc Cormicun John
Miller A r. Moore Levi;
Nash Patrick;
Porter John; Parker Joel; Parker John 2; Paync
Henry; Phillip Albert; Parker j;
Runner Frederick; Rice job; Rorck William
Rhodes Daniel
Santery John Peter; Smith NJ N; Sniller James
A; Smith Daniel or Tobias; Saunter Robert: Sar-
age Joseph;
Tiff Malissa; Tentley John; Taylor Geo; Tay-
Tor Harriet; Thompson Martha; Van Blounts Mar
garct; Wilson J; WEIGH Joseph; Wishner John:
Williams ID; Welsh Mary; Wells John III: Whit
ker John; White D;Wright LC; Whitford Ira b;
Wheeler James, Young l.:
JOHN X. BROOKE, PM.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-29
PEOPLES STORE.
New YORK, Sept. 28th. 1851,

MIR. EDIToR:-''Strangc but true" times are
much harder i'll this city than ever known before.
Money circulation has almost come to dead stand.
One half of the Banks in the city have suspended,
and good number of old banks in the Country
have closed
Dry Goods arc 25 per cent cheaper this week
than they were ten days ago. | have bought a
part of my goods and found them from 90 to 40 per
cent cheaper than before. | have not bought my
Tory Goods owing to the price coming down so fast
ae We will give the people of Plymouth and sur
unding country, little better goods for a little
IS price than ever bought before.
nWe are not going to say to you that we are go
G to sell for cash. nor neither are we going to
nmbug the people by saying the olive Yankees
have come to town." but we will say come to the
Peoples Store where you will find the largest
stock of goods ever brought to this market, and
better styles and in fact bought by Bill Shirley.
l say hold on all you that want goods; ours will
be on in a few DAYS; when you can buy good golden
syrup for Is per gallon and cheaper if necessary,
and everything else in proportion.
Remember the place. at the sign of the "PeO-
Piles Store where you will find Nate. Ogesbee
Il Bill Shirley.
Particular attention has been paid to Ladies'
Dress goods trimmings, bonnets, ribbons No. l
black silk at IS per yard, and thirty cases Of boots
10 shoes. Don't forget the place-"The Peoples
"dre."
BILL SHIRLEY.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-29
SHERFFS SALE

By virtue of Fee-Bil to me directed from the
Surveyor of Marshall county, Indiana, l will ex-
pose for sale the law Directs at the court house
in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, on the 18th
day of November, 1857, between the hours Of lC
o'clock and O'Clock Iii Of said day, follow
ing described property in said county. to-wit
Commencing where the right of way of the Pitts.
burgh, TT. Wayne Chicago Rail Road intersects
the north line of the southeast quarter east of the
Michigan road of section twelve, Michigan road
land; thence east 1924 chains; thence south 4.5t
chains to the right of way Of said railway; thence
northwest with said rail road, to the place of be-
ginning, containing three acres.
Taken as the property of G.. w. Ewing to satisfy
n fee bill in favor of J. B. n. Klineer surveyor
of Marshall county. w.
]. F. VANVALKENBURGH
Octl54Sts (pr fee $4,000 Sheriff NJ c.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-29
It has been decided that all the young

1t has been decided that all the young
folks must get married, in order 10 Keep
the Preachers and Printers alive. To get
married is a small matter, but there are
great many things to take into consldera-
ton You have at last got wife, and you
are man among men. You 60 from your
DAYS labor home, and find the -four barrel
empty. potatoes all gone, no wood cut, wife
sick, no hired girl, fire out in the stove,
pigs TO feed, cows to milk, and thousand
and one things to do that can't be left un-
done. and when it Is done, and you have
cooked your own supper and cleaned up
the dishes" you are ready to retire to rest.
Midnight. wife gets worse; you get up half
asleep and half awake. put the wrong boot
on the wrong foot. try 10 "strke light"
matches wont burn. Finally after try
ing dozen or two you find one that
burns. light a lamp, get ali umbrella, and
start down town after doctor; rain seems
TO fall IN torrents-wind blows "blue
streak" turns your umbrella wrong side
out. leaving you exposed to the pelting
rain. Reach the doctors house, cold and
wet, rap half dozen times, finally informed
that the doctor has gone to the country and
will not be back till the following day
Come to the conclusion that yourxife is not
50 bad as she let's on, and you make your
way home. find her doing comfortably,
no signs Of Mysteries. set yourself in the
corner of the room and put your umbrella
TO bed.
You've got a wife, and blessed little
thing she is, too. Never sick, always live
ly. When you go from your work home,
you find supper ieady, baby laughing, glad
TO see papa. Plenty of wood. warm fires,
kindlings for morning. provisions week
ahead supper over, wife cleans up the dish
es, wife sits down to sew and You to read
the latest news! What happy life to live
Il rather think III marry"