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4 "a NEW Uxi@@E@s Jos l3s
The sEsAmgg GKAnaaa, fsnm Havana
on Ehs ISkh, has arrived. @4
Ths AosthswR Iighs bgsngs nailli0a
aHd . awatkeg in bullion. rs tsms j -.
The Granada experianasd gale On the
3d amd ia and Afterwards saw wreck
--~n@ma mmdiSe0vaTahle.
Wealss's azsiarity sssE beth kis aAGaE-
onists il ii 900. -.f.-.
Ths Legislature largely Democratic,
Bates, ex-treasureF, and Rowe, his
clerk, hays beth been committed % iaii
lH dsfsah Of bail. El.-.
Chief Justice Magr@y is daad.
Col. Casey, Of Team, has be 60 killed
Ia = duel with Mr.. Blair.
The overland mail frem San Ansealo.
Texas, rsAehsd San Disg0 Aag. 81 +
Reports Of she ASSASSINATION Of Alva-
req, 10 Daiiaus, Mexico, has reached san
Franeiaco. s
... New York Oct. Ia.
The Steamship Arabia sailed TO-DAY
wgth los passengers and 81 80 specie.
The screw steamer Arago sgF sOath@
hanpton and Brennan took leo pAsssa-
gers.
..-...-.-- Washington, 0ss. L.
$i4S 200 worth oE u. 3, stocks ware
redeemed To-day, Of which half wsat 20
NiEginia and assEiy all tAa baianss wsns
70 A@w aeEka g. q 4s.-G
Harrisburg, Oct. l4.
The GoEsrnoF signad the reliaf bill
and the Lsgislaturs adjourned alma dls~
,.. s.s.- AS. BaskoN, 0sg. Il.
Tao Massachusetts, hanks sankinma IA
pay specie. E....--..-.
The bank olEeaga mes a. 4 O'Clock 10
esnsnls apoA shs skpsdiensy aE redeem
ing sEaall nOsss Ia spsaie. -
Tks loss BIZ he baxniag OE KxssgsE 4
Co.'S butaon fActorY in CincimnsA ia
S 600 Insured 5000,
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rE boxes hats and caps, all prices and ST.
G0 yea, TO suit all.
DOUGHTY & co.
FTNE FARM FOR SALE

have a 6ne farm Tor sale, Il miles from
the elty-160 acres good timber, 160 acres
prairig--I00 (which Is under Improvement
and good fence fine stream Of never fail
ing water runs Immediately through il. I
viii sell cheap aud make the termsytry ac-
eommodating--Eo further particulars ap-
ply to THOS. HENSHALL.
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wEANHAGEN + HORNBOTEL,
Wholesale Dealers in
Fancy Groceries, Fruits,

Liquors, Nuts, Safdines, Cigars and
T0baccp, I22 Meth Second street,
St, Louis, Mo.
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PUBLIC HOUSE

r. R. PRENT1SS
A NNOUNCES to the public, that be has
Il purchased and rented and Tepltaished
the "Illinois House" in Gienwood, where
he will be happy to attend to the wants and
cosafoEts Of his guests, in the best possible
manner. New and convenient stables,
yards and sheds for stock
No pains or expense win be spared in
making both man and beast comfortable at
the Illinois House.
Glenwood, Iowa, Aug. 26, SO. n26tf
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BANKERS, LAND AGENTS. &C
JOHN r. AALDw1R. a. a. nnna&.s
BALDWIN AMI zsaEs
BANK ERS.

ANE es
DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
eoUkcEL aIgEKks ss.ss. -. 4...s. aowA.
COLLECTIONS aaas and promptly re.
" mistsd at Current Rates of Exchange.
Bfllso oE Exchange, Gold and Silver, Cur
rent and UneuTrent Money bought and sold.
LaR4 Warrants bought and sold, and sa-
tered en- time. ~
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
Aoasy Loaned on real estate and Parson-
al security.
Correspondents may rely upon prompt
ness, hdslity and personal attention 70 thaiE
interests in the transaction Of any busInsss
which may be entrusted to us.
REFERENCES
American Exchange Bank, N. Y. City,
}. P. Thompson,
Bank of IliIoR, Illion,
Bank Of CooPsrst0En, CeoPsFsto'Bg n I. |
Durkee l. Bullock, Bankers, St. Louis, |
Onohdaga Ooanty Bank, Syracuse, n 7, !
Warren Bank, South Danyers, Aass.
A. ]. Stevens & Co, Bankers, Des MoiRes
I0Ma.
Ezesry Fraahar9, President c, & R-LR
r. Chicago, III.
J, z. Hsnry, suP't NJ s. II. R. R, Dar-
export, iowa.
WsstsTn Marine s. Fire Insurance Co, |
Omaha City, n. 7.
Ls Roy futile, Omaha City.
] as c, MiteheiI, Esq, Floren@a, n. T. |
n, B. Judd, Esq, Chicago.
Merchants. Savings, Loan aad Trust /
Company, Chicago.
CoTsss SRowdea 4 Cotse, Alexandra,
Virginia.
J. B. Bennent, Agent Etna Insurance |
Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jas Harlan, o. S, s, Mt. Pleasant, Ia.
Hon. s. R, Curtis, NJ. C., Kaokuk, Ia.
Cootbaugh & Brooks, Bankers, Burltug
ton, Iowa. Culy2l~57d
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Rhage ase kme SaEmoss Of smgaE IN
GsogEetomn, d. G., en 4hieA tas Esss IL
eonss Ganee u ths seancea prises u
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ENk&2aKEE 49, NBHsks ka8s =
CampA@ts Eea@Eas EaaA Packer
Danocras, . DO Haz &rss, Know
NosEuRg, l4.Od0 sFiIns nspah lsean.
I0, ,D00.
Lshiga eoansy aisss PAakaE 80 na~
jogity.
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DITTS Patent Separator, for thrsshing
L snd cleaning grain; manufactured by
Hanson l. Co, Alton Illinois.
C.. J. FOX, Agent.
Groceries! Groceries,
THE largest stock ever brought to Coun-
l. ell Bluffs; such as brown sugar, clayi-
fed do, loaf and pGiTeEizsd do; syrup, mo-
lasses in barrels, half barrels aud 10 gallon
kegs; also, golden syrup, rice, coffee, dried
apples and peaches, mackeTel, Goldfish, win
egar, brandy, wine, gin, ale and liquors Of
all kinds, and a general variety Of fancy gro
eeries, for sale cheap By
TOOTLE & JACKSON,
No. /, Empire Black
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Groceries! Groceries!


on every dascri ption. BRIDES, Martin
u galeB. halters, ay-netts, &c, for sals by
TOOTLE < &JACKS0h.
4 large stock Of bacon, lard, hour, dried
Il fruits, crackers, &c, for sale by
TOOTLE & JACKSON,
No. l, Empire block.
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A. COCHRAN,
GENERAL LAND AGENT,

" In EhAL LAND AGENT,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
NJ ILL promptly attend 10 the location aid
" sale Of Land Warrants for nou-res!-
Iaats; he payment Of taxes, AMI the p,.r-
chase and sale Of real estate geReraliv.-
viii also enter lands for settlers and giye
lme for payment. Cyhl238
o. W. FRtcE. ~. c. EAMEs
PRICE & JAMES.
l TTCRNEIS ATLAW. Council RluFg.
4 Iowa. Iy5a2stf
c. Z. STONE,
4 ITORNEY and Counsellor at Law arI
4 solicitor in chane-jy, will s..F promn
attention 20 all business la1-gs.e.i 10 bus
care, in either the 9TH or 7th JuLc.al Dis
.-irt. OF in the state.
- Ofiire on Broadway gttcrg. Coun, +
Bluls, Iowa. Fr3aGnf
JOSEPH L. SHARP.
| TTORNEY aHd Counsellor a. Law.
/ Gisuwood, Mills county. Iowl. wilIsi-
cnd to All busiuess il the 6th Juat aI D,s-
tF!', entrusted 10 hls care; be vii also at
tend 10 business in he Supreme Co9r. gf his
Hate and Of the United States. TvIn3GiF
q
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SsNA re kafI anA csmplete aEcck us
i -. trace. faaIker, .aoeag, 6fth, breast a
coll ekaln, % Aaad and foF saia p FOX
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YzyMsN zRkrss6 - arzs slyla % aoperieF
a ssxg.sx. = ssAuss 1eV uk WAxwamRae Bsedn.
FoF aaia sE ~ aEazM aNEaszs
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OmADK HOUSE.
GOENEg GOHNaI GONE
= --~s-~--~- sa h ssfs#r 3 zs1ss
r. p SNOW
AmeaaOm and G0saasakss&@a
MERCK ANT. ac1 8

TIE win attend 10 any bBsinssa entrusted
El to him with promptnesa and dispatch.
CouaExu rnsrts solicited. Liberal cash ad-
yasseesaanaa made GA consagnanaasa.
gaIes .akksnded to in sownpE county, or.
any part og the STATE. Also, VIII attend 20
bsaying, seiliag and leasing real estate, pc ri
Ing taxes. collecting rents, collecting and
rsFnsEgahg aSoney. locating land waFwanss,
&C.
ms puhlis are inyitea to gsse ne aeasl,
a We intend 10 do the fair hing. TagaHa
sasy. OEsea As en- room Cd broadway, ii
he sign cf head quarters. Variety ok goeAs
~ ALL cEsean. Wholesale or retail
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WsRTIg.K

In laxshy given tilzs tie Term sf fha
ulstracS Court viii We helA III tbs ceunEa
ChahsEer an Hagg's Bic K
W q JAAEKs, Ea. yudgs
.Aay B@sT aw
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a. Z, FUhD,
4 TTORNEY aad Counsellor at I,aR.
Il Council Bluffs, Iowa.
~ 8I OFFIcE, second story, Bsntoa's
q nAhA' Broadway. [jaR 100.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-03

THE WEArHER.--When you wish to
know what the weather is to be, 60 out and
select the smallest cloud YOU can see, keep
your eye upon it, and if it decreases and
disappears 1t shows state of the air which
will be sure to be followed by fair weather;
but if it increases in size, you may as well
take your great coat with you, if YOU are
going from home, for falling weather will
not be far off. The reason is this: When
the air is becoming charged with elec,iici
ty, you will see every cloud attracting all
less ones towards ii Till it gathers into IA
shower. And on the contrary, when the
fluid is passing off or ditfusing itself, even
large cloud will be seen breaking to pec-
es and dissolving.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-03
MISTAKEN AS To THE CAUsE.-The Ne

MISTAKEN AS To THE CAUSE.-THE New
York Tribune insists that the cause of Uul
commercial disasters at the present time Ii
to be found in the fact that we have nc
protective tariff, and is again advocating
with renewed zeal that Eallacious and long
ago exploded political heresy. 1t points to
Russia as 4 country where industry Is pros
porous. and where monetary revolutions,
and panic are scarcely, if ever felt. This
state Of things it attributes to the protective
tariff, which has always existed in that ma
ton. 1t forgets that Russia has hard
money currency; that all business trans
actions are based upon an actual and sub
stantia foundation, instead of a false intla-
ted paper credit system, which it clings to
and sustains in the United States.
1t is to that fact, and not to her protect
i've tariff, which is really hindcrance 10
her prosperity, that Russia enjoysaher ex-
emption from these disastrous monetary re-
vulsions. The latter are the necessary III
cidents Of the issue of hank paper money,
and will occur at periodical intervels just
as long as it is tolerated. Gin. Eng.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-03

chester N Y, destroying 100000 worth
of property. Two men killed by falling walls
in Columbus, Ohio. burning Deshler's
Block. including several large storcs--in
Louisville, destroying $4,000 worth o
property. and in Mobile, burning $3.50. .OOC
worth of goods and buildings.
At New Orleans, on last Friday morn
Ing, there was white frost Ours was
about six inches deep.
Charles r. Demming was arrested at
indianapolis last week for purloning letters
containing money from the P. o. He was
in the employ of the Sentinel office and
had before. we believe, borne good rep
uta,ion, Fast associations ruined him.
Gov Walker left Kansas one week ago
this morning for Washington.
Marcus J. Parrot, delegate to Congress
from kansas was IN Cincinnati yesterday,
He was daytouian formerly if we rightly
remember. Mary Mulligan, formerly a
servant in the employ Of DR.. Burdell and
Mrs. Cunningham, obtained a judgment
last week in Cincinnati against a Mrs. Rug
giles, Fourth st. dress-uaker, of S400
fer slander. Mrs. r. will learn to hold
bar tonrua
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-03
The Great Eastern.

! The launch Of the mammoth steamship
heretofore known as the Great Eastern,
but now formally chrlsiened ''Leviathan, -
was commenced at noon on the third inst.
The usual means were used to move the
vessel, but for some time without avail
A fter about three hours labor, the ship had
moved about six feet by the stern and a
little over four feet by the bow, when one
of the powerful purchase chains broke, and
the work Lad to be temporarily suspended.
Operations were to be resumed as soon as
the accident could be rectfed; and Lon
don papers of the afternoon of the Sd, say
it was confidently hoped that the ship
would be ahoat at highwater on Wednes-
day the 4th.
During the operations, sudden strain
on one of the drums caused it to revove
witr great velocity, throwing several Of the
men into the air like straws. and knocking
down others with great violence. Four
nen had their arms and legs broker, and
one died as he was being conveyed to the
hospital. Immense numbers of people, in
cludinS many distinguished men, assem-
bled on shore aud on the river to witness
the launch.
LATEST The Times of Wednesday
says that a postponement of further efforts
to the Cd Of dece mber had been resolved
upon, and that in the meantime the ship
will stand in great danger of settling. ow-
ing to immense pressure { $4,000 tons
upon the new made earth
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-03
SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue OF Il commission and order of sale is
sued out OF the office of the Clerk Of the Com
mon Pleas Court of the county of Marshall and
state OF Indiana. to me directed, l will offer for
sale at public outcry' at the court house door in
Plymouth IN said county on the 10Th day of De-
cember 1851, between the hours of ten O'Clock a.
M, and four o'clock p. IN. of said day, the follow
lng described real estate situate in said county of
Marshall, and described the east half of the
north west quarter dissection number four( north
OF range four (4) east containg eighty acres, more
or less, to satisfy an execution for S 49, Sc 100, in
favor OF John Norris, against Ozias Baird said ex-
ecuton and order of sale being subject to another
between the same parties. for s les, 20l00
}. +. F.NANNALKENBURG Sheriff, NJ. C..
novl2 51t3
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-03
E. +. YODER.
SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue of IA commission and order of sale to
me directed from the Clerk of the Marshal Court
of Common Pleas, will offer for sale as the law
directs. at the court house door i'll Plymouth, on
the 18th day of December, 1857, between the
hours of 10 o'clock a. m, and O'Clock p. III. on
said day, the following described property, wit:
The south half of the south east quarter. of Sec
ton eighteen, Michigan road land, except the fol-
lowing describedparcel to wit commencing at the
southwest corner oi that part of said section ont
east side of the rail road east of the Michigan
road and running eastt thirty six rods thence north
parallel with the Cincinnati, Peru & Chicago rail
road forty -four and four ninths rods, thence west
thirty six rods, thence south forty four and four
nlnths rods, to the place of beginning, containing
ten acres; also excepting the school house lot,
commencing at the Michigan road where the coun
ty road leaves said road thence east along the line
of said road eight rods, thence south six rods,
thence west eight rods, thence north to the place of
beginning, excepting also, about eighteen rods
square, taken out of the southeast corner of said
section, containing in all forty six acres more or
less.
Taken AZ the property of Abram S. Hand, an.
Rebecca Hand, at the suit of Oliver Webb,
]. +. VANVALKENBURGH,
novl9-its. Sheriff Nj. G..
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-03
SHERIEEvS SALE

BY virtue of Fee Bill TO me directed from the
Surveyor of Marshall county, Indiana, will ex-
pose for sale, the law DIRECTS, at the court house
in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, on the 9th
day of December, 1851, between the hours of 10
O'Clock M and O'Clock of said day, the
following described property in said county, to wit:
Beginning where the right of way of the Pitts
burgh, TT. Wayne & Chicago Rail Road intersects
the north line of the south east quarter east of the
Michigan road of section thirteen, Michigan road
land: thence east 1924 chains; thence south 4.56
chains to the right of way Of said railwav thence
northwest with said rail road, to the place OF be-
ginning, containing three
Taken as the property of G. w Ewing to satisfy
fee-bill in favor of n knger, Surveyor of
Marshall county
+ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
nOv12 52ts. (pr fee so Sheriff VI C..
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-03

ME next annual meeting of the stock holders
of the branch at Plymouth of the Bank of the
State Of Indiana, forthe purpose of clectn@ Board
of Directors for the branch for the ensuing year,
viii be held ut the Banking Office of the branch III
Plymouth. Marshall county, Ind, on Tuesday the
9th day of January, lo5c, between the hours of o
O'Clock a. m, and 3 O'Clock p. m at which time
and place they will Proceed to elect the above nam
ed Directors according to the requirements of the
charter of said Bank, and of the Bylaws OF said
branch.
BY order of the Board of Directors, this 18th
day of Nov. 1887. B.P. WALKER. Cash'r.
Pr. III. III. EARLY Teller.
nov % It'd
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-03

When Colonel Lee, of New York, was
collecting subscriptions for the equestrian
bronze statue of Warrington, now standing
monument of patriotism and art at the
corner of Union Park, he had occasion to
visit an old curmudgeon in the neighbor-
hood, and pulling out his subscription pa
per, requested him to add his name to the
list. But old Lucre declined, respedtful-
ly.
Il do not see, he said, what benefit
this statue will be TO me, and five hund-
red dollars is great deal of money to pay
for the qualification of other people. Ben
eft?' replied the Colonel; why, sir, it
will benefit you more than anybody else
The statue can be seen from every win
dow of your house; it will be an ornament,
and add dignity to the whole neighborhood
and it will pcrpetually remind you of the
Father of lis countryside immortal
Washington 'Ah, Colonel answered
old Lucre, Il do hot require statue to
remind me of him, for always carry
Washington here and he placed his hand
upon his heart. Then let me tell you, re-
piled Colonel Lee, if that's so, all | have
to say is that you have got Washington in
a tight place.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-03

The report of the destruction Of Govern
ment trains by the Mormons has been con-
firmed.
Two rows of folding iron chairs have
been placed in each aisle of Mr.. Beechcr's
church in Brooklin. The average attend
ance at his church is three thousand.
An extensive fire occurred at Lockport,
n. Y. last week. Loss $3.50, Goo, princi-
pally mills. flour and grain.
Hon. Chas. Sumner has returned TO his
home in Massachusetts,, and will resume
his seat in Congress. He is much better
but not entirely recovered.
A fire occurred in the building of the
State bank of Missouri, on last Saturday a
week ago Not much damage was done.
The desk of the specie paying teller was
burned but as the bank has suspended spe
Gle payment, it was not considered a loss.
The Royal Mail Ship Niagara, arrived
at New York last week. 1t reports heavy
failures in England ap Increase in the rate
Of discount by the Bank of England: cot
ton very dull and decline in bread stufls.
Food is scarce and high at ST. Paul,
Minnesota, but corner lots are said TO be
very low.
\ steam carriage for common roads has
made its appearance in the streets of Pitts
burgh. 1t turns corners readily--travers
es uneven roads without difficulty and runs
eight miles an hour with a pressure of six
ty pounds.
WAsHINGTox, Nov 2O.--According to
the present intention, ex-President Lamar.
of Texas, will be appointed Minister to
Nicaragua.
Affairs in Utah occupy the attention of
the administration, but no definite action
has been taken in view of the latest adyi-
ces from that territory
Sir VIM. Ousley will, by appointment,
have formal interview with the Presi
dent tomorrow.
The Mississippi river was full of ice on
the Goth inst, and navigation, north of
Dubuke was then closed.
Bayard Taylor was married on the 9th
of October, at Gotha, Germany, to Miss
Hansen. lie will spend the winter at Mos
COW.
About nine hundred desperate murders
have been committed East, lately, for par
ticulars subscribe for cheap New York
weekly.
A negro woman at Hamilton, Ohio,
came to her death last week by discharge
from gun barrel which she was using for
a fire poker. The load had been in the
gun for thirty years.
G. o. Mullenix, who was to have been
hanged, at Greencastle, on Friday, for the
murder of his wife, was granted a respite of
thirty days by Governor Willard.
On the 21st inst. fires occurred In Ro-
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-03

TAX PAYERS of Marshall county will take no
tce that will receive nothing in pavme mt for tax
but Gold and Silver, the currency of the Bank of
the State of Indiana, the State Bank of Indiana.
the State Bank of Ohio and its branches, the Free
Banks Of Indiana, now at par, and the par funds Of
Kentucky and Virginia banks; and County orders,
to the amount of county tax
Ten PER CENT PENALTY will be added on and af-
ter the fl. st Monday of March, lo5S, on all taxes
not paid before that time.
nov26-tf ID. NINNEDGE, T. VI. e.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-03
TO NON RESIDENTS.
HNHE UNDERSIGNED WITH TIE COUN

ty Surveyor, will, on Thursday the 9Th day OF
December, at O'Clock p. m on said day, proceed
to survey and locate the corners of my land III
section 10, Town. 30, Range East in Marshall
county lndiana-t0 meet on the premises and con
tinue from day to day until all is surveyed.
Non residents, who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned, and dcfTay provide
for defraying theirportion of the expense of the
vev. will be returned to the County Auditor, and
such delinquencies placed the tax duplicate, and
collected according to law.
nov 90, LTD. Il. +. 4ODER.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-03

Es-A young lady asked gentleman
the meaning Of the word surrogate! ut
is," replied he, "a gate through which
parties have to pass on their way to get
married. "Then, l SUPPOSE" replied she,
"that it is corruption Of SORROW -GArEl"
You are right Miss" replied her inform
ant, Gas woman is an abbreviation of woe
to MAN"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-03

Notice is hcreby given that the Duplicate of the
own of Plymouth is now in my hands for collection,
and owners of property in town will confer a favor
by payir up soon, the corporation is in need of
money to pay off the teachers of last summers
school. The taxis 40 cent on each 800 valuation
of real and personal property and 10 cents each
poll. ID HOW Marshal
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-03
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY:
IL the NGrShaH Crcud Court, February
Term, 1855.

ISdtIDTt NtOmt,
Complaint for Divorce.
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause. by
Corbin and Packard. his attorneys, has filed in my
office his complaint for divorce and it appearing by
affidavit that the defendant. Elizabeth Re0me, is
nonresident of the State Of Indiana; she is there
fore notified of the filing and pendency OF said
complaint, and that the same will be heard at the
next term of the Marshall circuit court. to be hol
den at the court house in Plymouth, the second
Monday of February, c5S, ana unless she appear
plead. answer or demur thereto, the same will be
heard and determined in her absence.
ATTEST: n. r. PACKARD, Clerk
novl2-52t3 Marshall circuit court
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-03
Es-A LAWYER to avenpe himself upon

Es"A lawyer to avenge himself upon an
opponent, wrote the word Rascal in his
hat. The owner of the hat took it up,
looked ruefully into il. and turning to the
Judge exclaimed, Il claim the protection of
the honorable court. The opening coun-
sci has written his name in my hat, and
have strong suspicion that he intends to
make way with it."