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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05

me you'd call the attention of our merchants
10 The adye.tiscmcnt in this weeks paper. of the
nrm OF Villains huestis, wholesale Grocers,
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Ibe..r stock consists of general assortment of
oreee1es' together with verifying usually found
ina store, except dry goods. Their connection
win some OF the best, oldest ana cel kno.cn houses
I" ne Last offers them facilities fer LAYING in their
stock unsurpassed by 0tser house ia the Vesf.
ih.y are therefore cnab ed to furnish ANYTHING in
their me- freight considered, as low as can be
bought in New York, Cincinnati. Chicago or anv
otaey market. 9
fors Wayne Is row within two or three hours
roe Vi tis place, uninterrupted hy any chance of
cars. Merchants, therefore, IL iis place and u
eii-ity, can obtain any thing they NAV need in III.
e OF Williams * Huestis in a few hours. therei,,.
avoiding the expense, delays and loss of tin,e o.,
c''sioned by purchasing o. ordering from greater
illians 1 liuestis have but one price, and those
ordering IRON them viii obtain goods OF the sam.
quality and price, if there in person 10 purchase
Ii You would, therefore, save, both rnoner and
time, purchase OF Williams * Huesti-. wholesale
eNi'' VII " "4.ie, TIA. 6m6
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05
u. S. Senator's.

We notice that Jesse D. Bright, and G..
II. Fitch, are the nominees OF the demo
cratic party for L. S. Senator'S. Should
these men be elected. as they will no doubt.
Tin case the election comes of. Indiana
will be as ably represented in in the L. S
Senate. as any State in the Union. The
fact of Mr.. Bright being selected as Wee
President shows that he is regarded by the
Senate as conservative man, possessing
talents of the first order.
There is probably no man in the State
that the northern democracy would rather
see elected. to the L. S. Senate than G.. Y.
Fitch. He has been to Congress two
terms-has been clec;or some two or three
times-and in no instance has he disap-
pointed tho expectations ofnis friends.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05
Indiana Wild Cats.

Indiana State Bank. Bloomfield;
Mining and Manufacturing Company Bank
Bank of Commerce, at point Commerce;
Downing's Bank Of Indiana, at Rich
mond;
Western Exchange Companys Bank
Ohio Insurance Company, New Albany;
Bank Of Plymouth;
Savings Bank, Connersvil.e, imitation o.
the secured notes,
X. r. Jones and Co. Checks;
Covington and Danyille Plank Road Com
pany;
Commercial Bank OF ElkLart;
Groves and Madison Checks;
J~porte and Plymouth Plank Road Com
pany;
Logsnsport Insurance Company.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05
PLYMOUTH, IND.
Thursday Mefning. February ), 1851
Controversy.

The Republican ana Sentinel, az Peru.
are keeping up pretty sharp fire at each
other. in reference TO the delinquent list. y
The Republican Seems to think that the
Auditor of Miami comfy should have civ
EN- the lis. to whoever would have publish
ed it for the least amount of money. The
Sentinel concludes that. if it Is the duty Of
the Auditor 10 receive bids, it would also
be the duty of the other county officers,
(who get their printing done at the Repub-
lican office, to ascertain if their printing
could hot be done for less money at the
Sentinel office
The doctrine that ''to the victors belong
the spoils, although not commonly advo-
Gated, is pretty generally praeticcd by both
parties.
Those belonging to the minority party,
arc always clamorous about the '.spols, y
but when fortune smiles on them, and their
party gains the ascendancy in a county or
State, then we hear no more complaints
from them about the spoils belonging to
the victors. Il is not our purpose to inter-
fere with this protracted discussion be-
tween the Sentinel and Republican, bu:
merely to allude to the custom of the coun-
try in such cases. So far as our know
leige extends, it is an invariable rule where
tie county officers are democratic, tha.
they give their patronage to a democratic
press, if any in the county, and If the Off
GERS are Republican, they will as cevtai My
give their patronage to a republican press.
The law requires the county officers to
have certain printing done. and as the
prices are established By custom, and are
published in each paper, feel at liber-
~ to cut lnder advertised rates. We
can see no improperly in the universal
custom CT county officers, in reference to
their own business. We have no recollec-
ton of hearing any person being censured
by his party for extending f.yors 10 his
friends, instead Of sustaining press
which is doing everything possible TO mis-
represen. his party, and the doctrine it ad-
vocates. We have no doubt but things
will go on about as formerly, no matter low
much may be written on the subject.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05

further announces that the National Coun
ell had done so By 8 against 4; the Coun
ell of State had not vet voted. No forms
engagements have been made by Prussia
but il is understood the King renounces al
claim to the sovereignty and revenue o
Noufchatel. The two castles Of Neufchate
and sochel, however, remain the Kings
private property, their revenues to be dis
bursed in local charities.
Observation-Disclosures fnal vote of the
Federal Assent II has just been taken up
on the proposition of the Council The
Council of State, which, with the Nation
al Council, constitutes the Federal Assem-
bly,. separately discussed the proposition,
ana resolved upon its adoption almost
unanimously.
PARIS. 18Th The royalist prisoners Of
Neufchatel are to be set at liberty, and con
Quoted to the French frontier by Swiss
troops.
CoNsrANr1NorLr, Jan l. Ibraham Pasha
has bea er the Russians in;Circassia. The
Russian General was killed
MADRID, Jan. 10th.-The political pris-
oners have escaped from Valencia.
Details of Chinese advices to the 29th
of Dee. are received. The Governor of
Canton continues obstinate, and has issued
proclamation threatening martial law to
the people. The Americans had DESTROY
ed the Barner forts.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE

NTOTICE is hereby given, that VIII. at thc
7 Court House door, in the town OF Plymouth
Marshall county, Indiana, on SATURDAY, the AL
day of March, 1857, between the hours OF 10 o.
clock 4. VI. and ) o'clock 2. NJ, exp ose te
sale 1t public ontcry, the following described
real estate situate in sad county, to wit:
The southeast quarter OF section OBI /
township 49, osh 81 range - east, ii
pursuance o. an order Of the Mlrshail Common
Pleas Court, m3tcat IL January term, le57.
forms OF sale are: o'ie-third caI Ia hand, CT
the Day OF salc-one-third IL SIX, ard one-th:rd III
twelve months, tie purchaser executing notes Sc
cured by mortgage Oh the premises. Sad proper
" Is appraised eigit doar per acre, ana sold
1t public safe, will lot sell for less than 2.rds OF
il is appraised value.
II s@id property is not sold on said day III public
orscry, viii then proceed to sell the me 1t psi-
vate sale, and will receive bids therefor at ms o.
flee IN the said town OF Plymouth, after said III
day oil March, -.
The above properly has convenient buildings. a
Young orchard, and about acres OF land. L
IS Inc change to get good farm cheap, ana W
on good terms. Don't lose the opportunity.
HORACE CORBIN.
Commissioner
February ), 1871. 413
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05

mand for extra cable that may arise from the in
equality of the dedth of the ocean along the pla
teau where the cable IS to be laid. The cable !.
10 DC completed by the Sth OF next My. Tive
steamers, each bearing half Of the cable: will d.
roctly sail from London to tho middle of the At
iantie heading different ways, paying out Is they
GO
IN Application VII be made to Congress, as an
nounecl in fridays Times, for Two steamers t,
sail from the United States, to assist in putting
this 10th century wonder to bed. L is anticipated
that the whole work can be done in from six Il
eight days Shall we sec!
We understand that Mr.. Field has placed in tic
Exchange specimen of the cable. will wei
repay the curious - walk u the Exchange. We
also learn that specimcusof the bottom OF the At
antie, between New.ourdIand and Ireland, OBJ
tanned by Capt. Borrvnau, during his recent sur
yey OF the telegraph route or plateau. viii also
be placed in the Exchang to-day, tor the gratfica
ton 9th curious-N. I. Times.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05
The Oceanic Telegraph Description Of
the Cable. and when it is to be laid.

Within the mast few weeks n new impetus hls
been given 10 the project O.. uniting the Old
and New Worlds bv the ub-marinc telegraph
The formation in London of the "Atlantic Tcle-
eraph Company" bearing upon its books the
names of gentlemen of the highest commercial ro-
sition and scientific character, both i'll England
and the United States, as We have already publish
ed has revived the faith OF the dubious. and set
many who still doubt TO wondering whether after
all they NAV not sill live t. the great mar
vel fact. \ specimen Of the cable which Is TO
be sunk was brought over in the Baltic by Cyrus
w. field lies now before Us II IS threc-touriliS
OF an inch in diameter. In the centre are seven
small copper wires, twisted upon themselves and
the whole insulated by thick covering OF sutta
pcrcla. Eighteen strands OF slender iron wire.
each strand composed OF seven threads, loosely
twisted upon themselves, constitute the outer COW
erng The weight of the whole is Il cwt to the
mile, and its strength such that 1t VIII Dear i'll wa
ter over six miles OF is own length ii suspended
vertically Its specific gravity is snch that 1t Is
thought then can be no question about its sink ms
readily to the bottom, being much heavier tlih
the shells brought up by sounding. The objection
that the strands OF wire forming the outer cover
Ing will will suffer corrosion or decomposition, Is
met bv the statement, based it is said, on salts
factory experiments, that, in corrodng' 'he mate
rial OF which the outer cOacflng CONSISTS VIII en-
ter into chemical onion with the soft mud III
Il
concrete mass OF calcari0us or slllcious SUD
tance, ailording its very best possible protection
The guttt percha and central copper wire are mo
to be indestructivc under water. The heXiblllty
of the cable is such rs to make it as manageable
as n small hemp line. Its selection was the re
suit of months of experiment and trial-hun'ireds
of specimens having been made, comprising every
variety of form and size and structure, before this
particular one was agreed ap0n.
The one which it was attempted to lay some two
years ago inch and quarter in diameter
having the same number OF electric wires inside
but having its ext, rnal covering twelve quarter
inch wires. 1t very cumbersome compared
with this, and much more expensive at that.
Messrs. kuper, Glass 4 Co, OF London, have
taken the contract for the manufacture OF tho
great cable chosen to connect the two continents
The distance from st. Johns, Newfoundland, t
Valencia, the western coast of Ireland, the
points between which the tclegraphic connection
is TO be made is 500 nautical, or ,9o0 statute
miles. But the manufacturers are to furnish LOW
-'atute miles of tho cable in order to meet the de
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05
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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05

DY virtue of an execution 10 N, directed
b from the Clerk OF the Marshall Common Pleas
Court, vii Offer at public sale ~ the law dirce.
at the Court house door in the town Of Plymouth,
in said county, on Saturday, the 2eth day Of FEB
ruary, %. between the hours Of 10 A. NJ, aid
z. VI. on said day. the following described real
estate, situate in Marshall county, VIZ: Lot Ne. J.
in John IT, Parks addition to the town OF Bour-
bon, in Marshall county, Indiana, with all the APP
purtenances 70 the same thereunto belonging.
Levied upon as the property OF Oliver ". Nor
ris, and III favor OF J. Brownlee y Co.
J. i. NANNAIkENBURGH
Feb >. 1851 3t-l3 Sheriff VI. c.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
New YORK. Jan. Q.

+ The steamer Illinois arrived at Il o'clock
She brings California dates Of the 5.h, and
+ Aspinwali OF the 10th inst, and 3l.100,
O0O III specie. She connected with the
L. Stephens, which brought down upward.
OF 81 SOC, O00 In treasure, The Stephen.
spoke the Golden Gate on January the
OH, aad the Sonora on the l7th both bounC
M.
The British mail steamer Thames, arri-
we'd at Aspinwail from Greytown, reports
that Walker with a force Of $40. was sur
rounded by his cnemies, who had offered
him terms Of capitulation, which lie would
probably accept.
The St. Marys was to leave Panama on
2oth for San Juan del sur.
The George Law was spoken the 25th--
all we'll
The Panama Star contains details OF the
seizure. of Walkers steamers, but gives
nothing Of importance in addition to what
is already known here.
The Magdalena Company's steamer Ar
tista foundered off Sayanilla December 25.
Twelve men, including the chief engineer
and mate, persisted.
Revolutionary movements are In prog
ress both Mt Carthagean and Bo5eta-
The object is to form federal govern
ment and to upset the Ospina admlnistra-
ton.
Two shocks of an earthquake were felt at
Panama Jan. 13.
The sloop- Of war John Adams arrived at
Valparaiso Dec. 10.
Com Boutwell, was dangerously i'll, and
had been orderdered home.
The consular convention between Chill
and the United States has been signed by
the representatives Of the two countries.
Two Ministers from Costa Rica were
expected in Chilli to organize jointly with
Chill and Peru, an opposition to iilllbuster
invasion.
The revolution in Peru has become
general Gen. Nivaaco having obtained
possession of every port on the coast ex-
cepting Callao. He has issued proclaim
alton, as supreme chief OF Peru, annuling
the DEGREES of President Castillo which
suspended ssthe payment Of interest on the
national debt
Professor Francis and More. of Iowa.
started, Dee. Oh, on their scientific expe-
dition into the interior.
Nothing exciting from San Francisco.--
Business extremely dull, and rates UNI
changed.
Arrivals Of gold dust from the interior
are increasing. but bars are scarce.
Cooi. Folser IL Co, and A. I. Downer
had failed.
Butlille was said concerning repudia-
ton of tic public debt.
a bill authorizing the payment of the
public debt would undoubtedly be passed
and ratified by the people.
Recent rains had much improved the
mining prospects.
The resignation of Judge Heydenleldt,
of the Supreme Court was looked for.
A good deal Of snow had fallen in some
parts of the State.
A land suit, involving about 100000
in Los Angeles, had been decided by the
Supreme Court in favor of Samuel Car
penter.
The Russian storeship Diana had arrived
at San Francisco, with the crew of the
steamer America, sold to Russia during
/ the late war.
The civil suit concerning the Limantoul
grant was pending. being an appeal from
the decision of the Land Commissioners
The Legislature was to assemble as the
mail closed There was no certainty as &c
who the Il. S. Senators would be-
The Legislature of Oregon had passed
Il Al. L. 81
ton Of State government.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05
MORTGAGE SALE.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale AMI execution to,
, me issued by the Clerk of the Marsh Ill
Cir~nit Court | will offer for sale the law
directs, at public auction, at the Court House door
in the town OF Plymouth, on Saturday. the 2otl
OF February, 1891, between tie hours Of ten o
clock a. liz. and four O'Clock p m, the following
described Real Estate in Marshall county, State Of
Indiana, to-wit:
The West half and the southeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter OF section twenty township
thirty three, north Of range one east, containing
ono hundred and twenty acres more or less, or so
much thereof as NAV be necessary to make SAID
Judgment, interest and cost, and all accruing III
tcrest and costs.
To be sold as the property of john Nanklrk'
10 satisfy an execution in favor OF Henry -. Ter
shine and Samantha PerShng. waving valuation
laws. j. i. ' AN NALhEN 81 MN,
Feb. .. ls51-2t-I3 Sherih NJ [.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05
Further by the Arabia.
New YORK, Jan. %

New York, Jan. 90.
The Neufchatcl dispute is virtually end
ed. Committees of both houses of the
Swi,s confederation have adopted a propo-
sition to release the prisoners. A tele-
graphic dispatch from Berne dated the 18th
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05

MAILS. Our Union Township subscri-
bers have failed to get the Democrat on
Thursday, for the las two weeks, as form
er'y;in consequence ofthe m all carrier, be-
tween this place and Knox, refusing to stop
at Sligo. lie says that is not in his con
tract 10 carry the mail there; and the de-
partmcut refuses TO make him any addition
al allowance; Consequently he declines wor-
king any longer for the department gratu-
itously.
We propose hereafter to send cur paper
via OF South Bend and North Liberty; by
SO doing our subscribers at Yellow River
p o. will receive their paper on Thursday
as usual.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05
New York 5.ns;cal World. for 1851.

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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05

q Office is hereby given that in pursuance OF
y an Order OF the Marshall County Court OF
c mmon Pleas at It's Jsnnrry Term 1871, held at
the town OF Plymouth. in Marshall county, State OF
Indiana, on proceedings pending therein,-.on a
complaint for Partition OF real estate, wherein
Nancy Gunn is plaintiff. and Daniel Gum, Mo
SEES Gum, Nathaniel Shirand, Maria Shirland,
Ransom Barber and Augustine Barber are Defend
ants, will offer at public sale at the Court house
door. in the town OF Plymouth, on the llth day of
March, 1851. between the hours of ID O'Clock \
VI. and 1 o'clock 7. VI. Of said day, the following
described land, to Wit: The west half of the north
east Qua.torof section thirtytwo g. in township
thirty-loar 90 north OF range one % east, in
said County ami STATE. Said Land is appraised at
Nine hundred dollars
Terns-Not less than two thirds Of The aPrais
cd value; one-half cash in hand-haiance IN SIX
End twelve months, with security.
< c. CAPRON.
Feb. = le57 lt-l3 Commissioner.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05

STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSuALL COUNTY.
IN tie -ucrshcK Circua Court, August
Tenn. 1897.
Cephas II. Norton
Albert Jewctf, and
EjAmin c. Euzby, Complaint On account:
Henry y. iIinc.
The plaintiff, in the above entitled cause, by c.
IL. Reeve. their attorney, have filed in my Office
thcif mn int account, ami il appearing bv aili-
da,i that the defendant. iicITy Is. lime is non
resident OF the State OF Indiana; he is therefore
notified eli the Ing and pendoncy of said com
pllint, and that TIE same vii. be heard at the Au-
gust term of the Marshall Circuit court: to be hold
en- 1t the court house in Plymouth, ON the second
Monda, OF August. l.. 81 and unless he appear.
plead answer CT dcnur thereto. the same will be
heard and determined in ls absence
Attest: NEWTON K. PACKARD, Clerk
Marshall Circuit Court
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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05

@Mr. Brooks, Representative in Con
gress, Of South Carolina, died Of acute
inflammation of the throat, at Washington
City. on the 27th Ill.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05

z ZNcWlNG themselves to have peeds' Mort
IL cages. other instruments r'ih','.'ns IN me
Eerorler's eltee unpaid. are requested TO call and
Itf thssaoe ,uurpiarfi, and save the cost of
issung Fec Bills A word TO the wise is sufficient.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed administrator OF the estate Of
Oh lrles Beihl late OF Marshall county. Indiana,
deceased. Persons having claims az anst said es-
tate are notified TO presen, them, duly autheniica-
ted. for payment, and all those knowing themselves
indebted to said estate arc requested TO make inn
mediate settlement. JOHN BIEHL,
1913 Administrator.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05

Notice IS hereby sieon, thai II fursgancc OF
plcmcnlal orJer0t the u .rsh8ii Court CT C5n.-
n Pleas. vii sell q, pubic az ton. as the law
directs, On Tire 22lA dag OF f,bruary, ls5. between
the hours 81 ten and iour O'Clock il TIC day ,imo
1t the Court House door ia Plymouth, Marshall
county. lnd.3nl. tle following red estate. situate
in sud county to-wis: TIE northwest quarter OF
the northwest quarter OF section - ii township
33 north, OF range east, containing 48 Il 30
ACRES. more or les. Terms OF safe TO be one-tliai
cash i'll hand, onetiiri in year, AMI onc-thir,l
il eighteen months from the day Of sale, tie pur-
chaser to give notes Tor the dciclre, payments,
with good security. (or b. mortgage on the prein-
ses.) with interest, waving valuation and arprase-
memt Laws. And should said land fan - sell On
said day. viii, after thai time receive bids there
toF ca tue above terms, at my residence, all sell
The same ut private sale. This land is " e timber
Cd, dry, and IS situate near Basil Roberts n the
bccsburg road, ana II miles south Of the Rail
Road.
Sold bv order of said court, as nc est,te 81 the
heirs Of Joseph Dawson, deceased, or proceeding
Ter partition.
RICHARD CORBALEY.
January .Ssll-l-ti Commissioner.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-05
STATE OF INDIANA.


MARSHALL COUNTY
III tie .uarShaH Circuh Court, August
Term 1857
Benjamin T. Jones and
Bernard LaUsi, = ,,..,,, .,..,,.,,.
Henry e. I,ne.
The plaintiffs in the above entitled cause, by {.
+ H. Reeve, their attorney, have fled in my cilce
acir complaint account. and il appearing by All
da,i. that the defendant. Henry 3. iiinc, i; non
resiie,.t OF the STAT, OF Indiana lie 5 therefore
notified of the filing and pcndcncy OF s,it com
plant and that the viii be heard ut the next
Aueust term, 1851. of said court, to lie holden at
the court house in Plymouth, on the second Monday
in Aueust 1891, and unless he appear. Plead. an
swer or demur thereto. the vii be heard and
determined in his absence.
Attest; NEW TON Ii. PAChAED, tteTk
Marshall Cncuit Court.
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