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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08
TO NON RESIDENTS.

The undersigned with the County Surveyor, will,
on the 2nd of November, 1857, at 10 O'Clock a m
of said day, proceed to survey and locate the cor
ners of his land, in Section ls, township 80,
range east in Marshall County. Indiana.-to
meet on the premises, and continue from day to
day until all is surveyed.
Non-residents, who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned, and defray, or provide
for defraying, their portion of the expenses of said
survey, will be returned to the County Auditor
and such delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate
and collected according to law.
OHIO McMULLEN.
octS-47t2.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08

During short stay at Fl. Wayne on last
Monday. we partook of the Inequalities Of
that prince of good fellows" Ed. Coler-
lex. of the R. r. Eating House. Ed. has
good heart in the right place, and knows
how to cater for the wants of the travel
ing public. He has the best the country
affords. and is at all times ready and will
ing to render his house an agreeable place
for all epicureans.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08

We invite attention to the Card of j. F.
Loomis, of Rochester. He has already
gained an enviable reputation for doing
good work, and with his new machinery
and engine which he has lately purchased.
he will eclipse all his former efforts. Sew
eral of our citizens have already been pat
ronizing his manufactury, by the purchase
Of Sash. Doors. DC. and we hope they
will continue TO do so.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08

AL1NStkVEAs
Next Tuesday we are called upon bv the
law Of the land, to devote portion of the
day at least, to the good of our common
country. There seems to be but little ex.
element, as yet. and it is to be hoped that
the coming election may pass off quietly.
We hold it TO be every mans duty to az
tend elections, and vote for the men of
his choice. Each party has held a con-
vention and nominated It's respective cam
dida;es, and they are now before the SOW.
reigns asking them for their suffrages. 1t
will be recollected that Mr.. vinnelge was
elected to the Office of Treasurer and Col
lector the second time, mt the last October
election, he has discharged the duties of
the Office two years. and the very flatteriny
vote he received last fall, was a sufficient
endorsement Of his Cficial acts. Mr.. Pr
per was elected Commissioner for the sec
ond district. last fall, and has only served
since the Goth Of August last; he is man
OF good mind. farmer by occupation, his
character irreproachable, and is a good
Commissioner. As there were doubts in
the minds Of many in reference to the
election of these officers, the democratic
convention nominated them again for the
respective Offices which they hold: and
there is Ne Question in our mind, but the
people next Tuesday will continue them in
for the term for which they were elected
1t is not reasonable to suppose that they
will be laid aside without committing any
fault. TO make room for new men who have
no knowledge of the duties Of the Offices.
All agree that they are Justly entitled 10 the
Offices The balance Of the term, and their
oPpoueuts, although good men. had as we'll
make up their minds TO be satisfied with a
small vote.
The Democratic candidate for Recorder
Daniel McDonald-has been Deputy Re-
corder for the las year. and SO far as we
have been able to learn. has given general
satisfaction; ii point of penmanship he will
compare favnrably with his opponent Mr..
Barnes, the democratic candidate for Cor
oner. is farmer. 1t was thought most
advisable to select man from the country
for this Office. The Office of Coroner has
generally been regarded as being of little
consequence. but occasionally a very i'm
portant case has to be attended to by the
Coroner. and it was thought best to nomi-
nate good, substantial man, one who
would distance his competitor with ease
In conclusion, we would remark that the
success of the Democratic ticket is Ger,
tain, if we only do our duty; all that is
necessary. is. for all to turn out and go tc
the election. 1t haprens many times thai
people have some little business which
they think ought TO be attended to, and thai
one vote would not change the final result
consequently they will not attend the cleo
ton, and it sometimes happens that tick
ct is defeated just in that way. We claim
to be pretty well posted in reference to ths
strength of the different candidates, anc
have no hesitancy in saying that if a few
leading Democrats in each township will b,
a little active in getting the Democrats t.
the polls. that our ticket will be elected By
a handsome majority.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08
TO NON RESIDENTS.
LEUN NED WITH THE

NH E U n D E RSI @ y L ID WITH THE
/ County Surveyor will, On Monday, the 9th
day of November, 1857, at O'Clock, p. m. of said
day proceed to survey locate the of their
land in sections 81 and 3D. town.32 NORTH of range
east in Marshall county, Indiana.--to meet on
the premises, and continue from day to day until all
is surveyed.
Non-residents, who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned, and defray, or provide
tor defrayng, their portion of the expenses of said
survey, will be returned to the County Auditor and
such denquercies placed on the tax duplicate, and
collected according to law.
REUBEN KALEY
octS 47t3.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08
Failed.


Failed.
The Huntington County Bank. and the
Tippecanoe Bank. have suffered their bills
to be protested. So says the Locomo-
tive
The Illinois Banks are at a discount at
Indianapolis. but as they are mostly secur-
ed by public stocks. the bil.holders would
not lose more than ten cents on the collar,
in case they should suspend. We would
advise our friends who chance to have bills
en- Banks which have recently failed. not 10
be in hurry to part with them; the great
or portion of them, no doubt, will resume
business at no distant day.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08
The following card was handed US for

The following card was handed US for
publication. by Mr.. Patterson.
In regard to the announcement OF his
name as a candidate for the Office of Treas
urer, all we have TO say is. that we done it
precisely as he requested. In reference to
D. vinnedgc's name being placed in the
Democratic Ticket. we would remark that
we felt authorized and instructed so to do,
by the following resolution which we ex-
tract from the proceedings of tie Conven-
ton, which were handed to us for publica-
ton:
RESOLVED, that in as much as D. Vim
hedge, ESQ.,. our present Treasurer was
nominated and elected last fall. by a ma
jority that testified his full endorsement by
the party as one worthy of their conf
dence. and in as much as construction oil
the law as it now stands may GUST him oil
his Office before the expiration of the term
for which we chose him, therefore. being
fully satisfied with our former action, we
unanimously declare him now our choice
as candidate for Treasurer, and will do all
we can konorably to elect him.
Ir justice to Mr.. Patterson, we would
remark that he was probably under the i'm
preston that he would have the field
alone. m
To the Voters Of Marshall
County:
It is known to many Of you that my
name has been announced as candidate
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08

re- The time for entries in Glass A. OF
the Marshall Co Agricultural Society, is
extended from the 3Jth ult., to the 10Th
inst, of which it is hoped all will take no.
tice.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08

~The Ru4hville Jarksonisn has wax
cd up again. and is as sharp and spicy as
ever-Rabinson, Burns and Price, editors.
The Democracy of Old Rush should ex-
tend TO the Jacksonian liberal patronage;
they are generally wealthy. and it would
be burning shame if they were to with
hold that support which the paper SO justly
merits.
Having formerly resided in Rush Co.,
we regard the Jacksonian more like let
ter from some Of our old friends, than a
newspaper.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08
Fat vs.. Lean.

rat Vs. Ac6ms
In the last two numbers of the n. c..
Republicans thA editor seems to exhibit a
spirit of fault-6nding. He says zoe are too
fot, /" gcrged to depletion" "Dan"-
t" Rars6oaes "--"is too lean"
The EDITORS objections remind as of an
sneedote We heard related by Presbyteri-
An minister, at Temperance meeting in
shis place. some years since. He remark
al. that in Peru where be lived. member
ofs church joined the order OF "Sons Of
Temperance" and, as a mater OF course,
drank no liquor. He was arrs'gned before
II. churs,h. and after due dsiiberation had.
wac excluded. Not long afterwards, an
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08
New Advertisements
= hOOE Notice.

''y permission OF the Trustees, ! will open
School at the Seminary IN Plymouth, October I2iH.
TERMs-S2 per scholar, and deductions made for
absence. MARY A HOW.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08

Elder Chaplin will preach at the Court
House, next Sunday, at the usual hour.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08
DISSOLUTION.

The firm of Oglesbee, Shirley ard Roe rs this
day dissolved by mntnal consent; H. h. Roe retr-
ing. Hereafter the business vill Dc Conducted by
the firm of Oglesbee & Shirley. and a! debts con-
trac.rdin the name of Ogl<sbee, Shirley q koe-
viii be paid BY os s;oee = 2 late nn r P'o ors
requested to call and settle BY paying up or by CIV
ing notes. ,rs,r
w. c. SHIRLEY.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Judge 9th Judicial list.
A. L. OSBORNE.
Treasurer and Collector,
D. VINNEDGE.
Recorder.
DANIEL MCDONALD,
Coroner.
JACOB BARNES.
Commissioner End Dist.
ROBERT 9. PIPER.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08
PEOPLES STORE.

And come in and see how b OTIS and shoes, we
as all other kind of goods, being sold.
Oct esh, '57-47tf.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08

It is known to many Of you that my
name has been announced as candidate
for the Office Of Treasurer but, as it's
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-10-08
BOOTS OR SHOES,

VIII do well to call and examine their stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Look for the sign Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-18

r,NAspIIpD AND oCrrAgu ruRrrrUaa sUPxss
n s,s NJ csos IRON IS w.rs ~ u old aarn
,ssryv So Br.d~sy bsv~er Housou srd ss-cxv vtr-s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-18

r RYr LEEDS co. A0oTIosESas MAGNET
oen sous hold urniture pearl i1>id auoforte sid
,vood psricr suts FIR plate uni-ros OH 4 tugs
- and plated are &C = X q L. Eos viii s-l
ldaJ OFT 1851 '0k c,oaG at he idep ~
m1smsn, Eco no ls4 West II eer'h street, near SIX
and etsxss pass n.sr The honse all he nj
nj furniture above. c,nhsng Ia Jar', Of 81 N
Al pasnr su't pieces 4-et i'm an gold s.tio
de; do Grim ec-s; d hack suit, <rcac,
plub pec-s spring vosir~ 81 airs, IN III airs
ly caTve1 msrble op GENRE abls ststusr marble oe
spa tshles rosewoot ceetarv bookcase s-s,rsl
vY framed i sip ioss 10 SIS Rla-g- Fe,ci
V mirrors 0SxS With statuars bracket; sevres aad
nch chirs mauel ornsmeus, vases &c r,te cod
rbe eeg res, mirror do AMI backs; lie osbues
er slrds ,icD lac~ curtains end shades corsices Srus
D. velyei cs,pe,s ro,ew % bat stand Il car,s'rd
Fub r bout n led har nsur-sses In
d osdsr; 6sprns DO bos and pil - AID b. ins
rTsl y; 40 ~ ODD be 'stsads, 'stsnfs msrb
ores reAus lie glasses toilet sets rocking eta
" zeal chAirs ltfrAyy bookcase, nu aud N ah,ss
ct ads fcs,h b Is be. lin ng m furniture xut@u
dipng tsb-, soid bsc cane sea chars sots bed. soa
CHAIR seeks avery ric' tea services SO pitcss;
~Nro, cry, table CUTLERY, plst-d ware a,ur.
zee. The sale viii be viii a. rain sans
REQ ired sompe Til lbs IA at
viii pack nd ship a. REASONABLE cage Catalls
ale PA.dss At distance rely everytn nj ,eiug
4 70 the highest bidder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-18

Mes n. MI LE8 A5NICN.ER Will S. At
auction, on 1Uesisy f0b inst at Jsl,ck st he Yer
" wi hout the no stsss
4 ain La Of grrun III fourn aud fly nfsh srssts
ornnz ~ ieei eAsteri frc northeast corner OF 3road
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-18

rOpsvS AND rARrS-FOR SL1 AT tU3rlON.-sy
GERARD BETS on aoacsy neri Or Der % ~ .
'oek 81 u toSriug str ct, the Of hat az .cou
Dlt lacy orcup. d by husAu ,ntaolnx trls
stali ant RI for many morr; sho three n
ted Nos 50 ssh and 40 Ornine so ten ls~gs
c.ses Tor three cas- for d. lble les
ting cart III cats hvs ma s'ei gas hsa DIS
er iour Gets DO hkrress tour ses cart harness,
d., gig one s.dil. hay cutter. waterproof hosss
plahe utensils. &c &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-18

|gk xrrTRRs, AUCrIoNEEs. vi L ssLL ON N.
day, 81 Dol Al toe -ors srd .ho~ rooms u ne
|e nypa L.ne Porter. 81 Cansl street tn rich
sp-udld ~ DRY goocs store rsurcs he By ord
sssis ne~- and mortgage
IA.l JAsss ~ xsa d. rCH cULHs AT AUCrIOa
IVV Hs cAy nj 81 John strec, Al seed Ths
sgienuoa NJ ta~ trade Aasoymsrt ~ Av~
|nua. tcIps crccus Ina narcis-cs 10, xo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-18

. HoueHToN, AUCrIosEsx-R CasIssr
farotufr-i Tuesfa and Wednesday NET, y oclo y
sich isshoa raure tbs entire stock sn-d In
LIZ rors O.. and 6s erosd say Of Il -e,t-v
all which m>nufaol red expressly for ~ CIT
AL snd r'iah ordered 70 be Id without r-serys
4 rsSck o. th- largest In tn n.y. ala ns n
cd sscsApv and o.k usrloy iairs r'on and chSmon
.iturv u Upton, a ~ei IL
i ssd beau ful Row iesdJ for c,Arination sim
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-18

IS vA1E guCiIoFaEn.-DI88uE ks.v liE
Win eel Al their Lesroom ~ cedar 1t cot rne,try
S&h q 10 lock An dry go ds, hos.or,, clothing,
as fnrpsh ng gods cloxks aud mAntiliAB furG;
ept ia selr " atChsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-18

- the planet WtcL
Bsnorinx sFiHoA informs her rABds Aaa lar pubh1
lsss1A and the piAofor h@Y
isnce. Nc West rwes!y SIKH stree correr o. hr, diva,
Having stndse under the trrt Italian anA'
thoroughly yne sisaess rsfer-rce si.ed Al aorc hon
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02
LANDS FOR SALE.

NHE subscriber anxious to dispose Of his
l. lands in Lancaster District, offer for
sale several tracts Of valuable land on the
most accommodating terms, viz:
1000 Acres on the Catawba River known
as the Landsford tract, adjoining lands Of
Col. !. ID. Witherspoon, George McC. With
crspoon, and John Foster, about four hum
drcd acres are cleared and have been in cul =
tivation for several years, also:
6l2 Acres on Twelve Mile Creek, ad-
joining lands of the Estate Of DR.. G. L.
Massey. X c. Vaughn and others. These
lands are first rate for cotton and grain
and cannot be surpassed By any lands ia the
neiGhbOrhood for productiveness. Also.
II5 Acres, all in woods, lying one mile
from the above, adjoining lands of j. II. X.
Belk, Mrs. farbrough and others. Also.
GOO Acres, in two tracts, near Belair !;
one known as the Spratt lands the other as
the earns tract, very near all of which is in
woods, and in > good grain country. Also.
Persons desirous OF purchasing any Of
the above tracts Of lands, are requested to
call on, or address the subscriber nj 40.
caster G. H., 5. G..
J. E. CURETON
Sept. 80. 1857. 33..tf
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Ramsay's History of
SOUTH CAROLINA,

WILL be republishcd early in 1858. in
w two large Volumes octave, $50 pages
each Volume, printed on line, white paper,
bound III substantial cloth gilt. 1t scenes
hardly necessary to add any thing to the above.
Ramsay's History of South Carolina is u
great work he vas m eyewitness and par
ucipatcd IN many of the events about y hlch
he writes. We, South Carolinlans are too
ignorant of our own history, and the Pub
usher has undertaken The work with view
To supply demand which has been felt Ior
seine time. The fact i, there i, more in.
tcrcst felt nO,c in the History of our State,
than ever MAS before. All accounts of our
an"estnrs are now beginning 10 waAe up
our minds 10 u lively interest When we
SEE them Drawing the Eardships of the des-
e:t, overcoming every difficulty from Il sav.
age foe, aud meeting the stalwart Briton in
long, dIstracting and bloody war, we are
pleased with every danger they escaped
and wish 10 trace out the most minute events
of their history. Those who wish this ork
will send on their names 10 the subscriber
early.
intend to ge! out the Work early IN 1853
Price, in substantial Cloth, S225 per Vol
ume; Half Calf, $500. Sold 10y subScrip-
ton, payable on delivery.
w. J. DUFFIE,
Bookseller, New berry, So. Ca.
Nov. lS, 40-tf
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hamburg and Williamsburg; and Solicitor
for the Southern and Eastern Circuit. Mr..
w. A. Owens was elected Solicitor Of the
Southern Circuit, and Mr.. ii. McIver for the
Eastern Circuit.
On Thursday was introduced in the SEN
ate by Mr.. McAliley: A bill to make the
owners of dogs liable for killing Sheep
"A bill to make tho oSners Of hogs liable
for damages done by them to cultivated
crops.
BY Mr.. McCaw: A bill to punish assaults
committed with concealed weapons.
BY Dir. Cannon: A bill to, regulate the
commissions Of Tax Collectors.
Mr.. Wilherspoon presented the petition
of Bethney Gay the mother and next friend
of John Milton Gay, one of the survivors
of the Palmetto Regiment, South Carolina
Volunteers, praying that his land warrant or
ats equivalent, expended for his support in
the Luun,ic Asl lum, be returned, and also
for pension to him which was referred
TO the Committee on Military and Pensions.
Also, the petition of the Lancasterville
Presbyterian Church for incorporation.
Gen. r. G. NJ. Dunovnnt, was this day c-
ected, by joint ballot, Adjutant aud Inspec-
sor General and VIM. Laval was elected
Treasurer of the Lower Division.
On Friday ballot was held for Comp
troler General, and immediately thereafter
for United States Senator. r. J. Pickens
was elected Comptroller General on the first
ballot.
No candidate received the requisite num-
Der of votes for United States Senator. con.
seqnently there was no election. The vote
stood: ]. II. Hammond, 6l; F. w. Pick
ems, 80; J. Chesnnt, jr 23 /; Is. Preston,
l8; X. Is. Rheti, 6.
a bill to exempt Managers of Elections
from ordinary Mali,ia duty, was read sec
ond time, and ordered To be sent to the Sen
ate. Also. n bill 70 encourage the raising
Of sheep, &c, in this State.
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a FAD READ! READ!-"Ye afflicted
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Hon. w. Porter, City Solicitor Philadel-
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-02
SCR0FULA AND SALT RHEUM of four
years standing, Cured by Carter's Spanish Mix

SCR0fULA AND SALT RHEUM of four
years standing, Cured by Cartcrs Spanish Mix.
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Wooster, Wayne Co., Ohio, Dec l, 1853.
Messrs BENNETT &BgERs.
Gentlemcn:-llavng for four years past been
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finding relief from our best physicians, was So
lcited by friend to try Cartcrs Spanish Mix.
turc. IL gives me pleasure to state that before
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then ordered two more bottles; and with
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two bottles of your excellent preparation has
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The third bottle give to friend who had
been suffering with Salt Rhcum for length Of
time, and he like myself owes his restoration to
health to the virtues of "Csrtcr,s Spanish Mix
ture." You are at liberty to use this letter in
any way you may think proper, if it will beniti,
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Your obediet servant
JOSEPH ROBINSON.
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE
DY ORDER OF JAMES, II. wITuER

pY ORDER OF JAMES III. WITUER.
- SPOON, Ordinary of Lancaster Dis.
'rlct, will be sold at the late residence Of
JOHN STEWART, Esq, (Decesed), on
the 22d day Of December, 1857, all the
personal estate Of snid deceased, (cxcept
the ncgr"es,) consisting of about 1000
bush'ls Of corn, 35 bales cotton, 8 head of
mules, Wagon Buggy, plantation Tools,
20 fat Pork Hogs. Stock Hogs, Cattle,
Sheep, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Valuable Library, I Piano. two large
Globes. On Terrestrial and Celestial) n
quantity of Fodder, Hay, Cotton Seed and
many other a,ticles. ~
rerms--Twe.ve months credit; note,
with Two good sureties, with interest from
day of sale.
Nov. 25ih, 1857.
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S 0 u Il Ii G. ROLINA A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

BY James n IViherspoon, Esq, Ordina-
~ for said District. Whereas, William Row
ell and Doctor Henderson Plyler have ap-
piled TO mc for Letters of Administration
on all and singular the Goods and Chaitels
Rights and Credits OF Jacob Plyler, sen'r,
late of he District aforesaid deceased
THESE are, therefore, TO cite and admon-
ish all ard singular. the kindred and cred>
tors vi The said deceased, to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said district, to be holden mt Lancaster
Court House on the l4th day of December
next, to show cause. il any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
{ ~~~~ J Given under my hand aud seal.
: LIS. this 3Oth day Of November in
(N~~ the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and ffty-seveu and 10
the 82d year of American Independence
JAMES II. WTTlERSPOON,
O. l.. ID.
Nov. 80, 1857. 42-2t-p 81 90