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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-10
Norrid Pielare Of 4 rluy-tsly City.

/ The Democratic Convention OF Baltimore.
held on the Goth ul,. declined nominating
candidates Tor CITY oHicers The Baltimore
, Republican approves .heir decision. aud
gives the following description OF the an
arcbv, siolsncs, ruilitni.m, aud misruls
which siill exist. in that ll.iaied city, I'M
der the bloody "sals" Of the keow Moth.
ing. No honest man can contemplate
this hotrid stat. of affairs, produced by
nlug.I Civ bullies aud cut. lhroats, wi,hou.
feeling emotions OF sympathy for the down.
.roddeu aud oppressed democrats Of this
modern sodom. Tas Republican says;
AT this period Of our eily's history.
none can tell what numbers Of humble
Democrats dads ana uisauy shrink aud
cover before the reiga OF ruth N gangs
what amout Of tusOleace Is not borne by
quiet persons at the hauda OF overpowsfing
numtsts Of e0ngrsgated 5laesgnards--
how numberl-ss are the occasions ~ whIch
self,fespect aud rights ofproperty are yield.
ed before menace oi personal inllty now
many cllz-ns are brutsiiy attacked and IN
lured who, from fear Of worse cohse-
quences besseeh that no publication shall
be made OF tho facts. lei. If the Demo,
cfacy were let alone to defend thrm.-ivss
against attack. they would ask for no lavors
aud call for 90 quarter But, unfortunately,
We have a partisan polics--the liverled
miui9us Of an ambitions AID pbjlFats Chief
Magi,trate-- tmos, OF them, not ALI
seize upon the slightest pre,enes to iuact
brutal pgi .saG.aal upon Democrats. They
even 20 So Car as to initiate dispatatibns,
and daalN end them 10 lhe mgtdefogs use
OF tie b.adeson. and by arrest and subse-
qgent brutal Treatment Men asve been
shot dead bY the police from malice, md
have escaped the halter. Men lave been
causeles.y. cruelty beaten with bladgeons
unit. Insanity hiss supefvened. +" VS. have
the power" "a, they, land we will use Il.
Those VINO DO 10, lAe IT, may so TO hi
aud lump g.
What wonder Is il, then, tina, the humber
members of the Democratic party hsssfost
heart aad decline langs, to iueur danger BY
showing from. sgains, worse than .siges'ns
rule Can Il be- expected OF ihsm TO keep
up patty Organization and party nomnA>
tons when death Itself may be the penslty
for daring to exercise The once sacred pfiv~
tjeac OF suffrage
nder these circumstances Of iu,oserabls
oppression, IT - not strange hat the gen.
era sentiment ol the party has settled down
substantially upon the grounds taken by tho
CITY Convention. Il u particularly tho
ieellse ot the masses With the withdrawal
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FRAE0R * co,

p.,l.rs ~ Sfaple aiai faarv IN "o''i'
anil Gracatcs. uushiH Stroet ny
u son. ftfds,
txrnrl.p most respectfully ioiorm iher
w nruor patrons aud 'he public -s"'r"'5
Halt they still continue 20 sca goods upon
,4c,f former advantageous terms lnaF ''"'N
S ,rry .ee and 90 every rr,Ps,, s''lf f n.
49,, ie r.r.cn. exclusively Cor th~ market
End comprising French and american PRINTS prints
,,o.Bo. delalncs, haia1es, silk goods, td'h
mugs, brown and blcaehed domestic 9 ,i
lurp,, kersess, l.nscy., tine b'ack and piu'
e.oth,, ca,simere,, aud ready made clothing
boots and -a,oes from the eomlnon pFoSau ~
tie finest rfcuch cali skin iiAFd""'e' W.T., :,
~ chip, and ,las4 ware Fine vines, l'ian'
dir. and imported cigars of tavorile brands
Ilaeeing and rope ou hand al all tines ana
furnished SO Planters upon the usual TERMS
Jan. -. 81 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-10

TurC ,rireI ENrrNroNs The Nasn
np,on ini8n. says that the appropriations
made hv Congress for The extensions OF 'he
National Capitol amour. to sia2o,ooo
The nion adds
II is estimated that ~ .s5 is3 viii st'l
h. necessary Tor their completion. 30 laat
the entire cost OF the EXCLUSIONS, wh"n CONS
pleled. uill he over five and hall millions
The cost Of the old building aud grounds
was about three millions, aud II IS thought
that The new dome " III not Isll short OF one
million aud a hall, 80 that the American
Capitol. When eompleled, aud by the finch
inn touch of All crowned the finest build
ing in the world, will have cost about $40,
600 900
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-10

rl..,;,.,,i,, - a.. U.;,aJ state, WILL
Al, b,yin, been s,vo,, into Office bs ba.
b,d Jnnns d.yol,od mao, him wbieb we're
na, da.al,ad ,non Ill.,, haf,,... and l.. oc.
a,,i.,. ,t.a d.,,,I., ,.l.t,o,, of h..;,,, r,,,..
.ai,,,,ya of III. o,,,, co,s,itoen,s :, lar
a.. ~. ;..,.,o.t,,o e,,.ce,,,..d s,d ALA
arh.,,o ono -, m. AGENTS. contsm,l,tsa hv
-. ra..,;,.,,a, 81 ,ho ll,i,.d s,,,,, IN
n,.La. s.,a,,, # tina limited STATE.
.,,.,.,.... H., r.. ,,os..,,, 4.
$50, e, 49,. IL, p.,....,.,,,..,:,'7.. u,
a. So -, MT. -, cn,, ia. G.na,a
g. ,ha It, ~ pon,o,o.,,,,,y,s :, 40 into
III. sl.ci,nn If , Senator of the United
S,a,as ~, ,,. s,c,..din, No.dse Who
o,o tho card,date.f Mr. Tumlull il one
III ,udnt.o, ,eo,o.entiro Wasbptgto,
comfy in the legislature is toll. Here
!. ON I,t.I,i,ion +, ,o,,, constitution which
,o,, IT, s,n,o q, s.n,a,, a.ains, Mr.
,,nn,,,,u Lc;,,. ali,ibI. ia nm election to
,I.a ST. ~ ,be uited States 'Nery
,.u ,.plie. Mr.. Anderson that looks
bka an inhibition which nicht control me,
h,, cha, ara tho lnaetlons whirh have been
deyolved npon ne by the position which
oeeuev NOW in relation to tha, election Z
#. in.,iintes the iraniry. aud fnds that he
Is oot 10 look alone to the constitution of
Illiuoi. for his instructions or for informa
,,,,, a.. % IA. Unity an tina, snLieci but is to
,al. the Constitution of the nited states.
and is to look to that. aud see how ter he
i. TO be controlled by its paramount author,
iiy in the duty which he ia about to dis
charm Snppose. then. that he comes to
u,e ronclp.ian- eoul+s. il IS the conclu.
.,.,r At ,bich Ihayearfiy.d- Aatthe Con,
.,i,utiop If tho United States pfescribes
a., o.sl. e.sti,ps a Sapatoror Inc oi,ed
Statas--on,l,drs,ions which cannot be con
,.oli.8 nj, o,ndi6sd hv tb, Constitution Of A
sat. T.e pertlsnan whom have repre
.,n,sd +. one The p,tlies on the record.
aud the gn .,,ion j., IS bee correct 10 coming
10 this canclu.i1ni ! maintain that be is
"Mr President. tins was originally COZ
tsmplaied asa couled,rac, Il republics
IL ans to ho sure. bad the infusion of what
l.. called dsmoc'ac, TIA, it was intended 70
he eoulgderacy of fegubi's; and when
the neopls Of the United States through
their eauizsi republics ler each state !.
4 repabhc undertook TO be parties To ,h.
F.deal compact. the, Intended To- be bound
In houur by the compact which they form
ed When they, rs sovereign states. adopt
ed the Constitution OF the luiled states,
they delegated to that Consultation escla-
sivel, the power to prescribe The qn7i'liea'
uous Of Senators. That Is nay opinion.
Mr. Mason. Of Nngiuia. sand
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From the Galveston Civilian,
United states senator's Who Are
Eligible

Init.d State. Seuate .itLa, of ihe oeutlss
mo, s.nLo, ~ ub, J., +. ,,.r,b., sl.c, ~,
The Sta,e Iac,sl,,,,o 0,vi,g .ome Inn.
si,ce d.cl.,.d i,s ,,.f.,a,c, e. two o,bo,
o.n,l.ne,A s.,s
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~ WV ''o"''''"''''' - eN's'
81, "a 40 senator or Represents
i've sha'I, duf't the term ior "dIeh he
may De elected DO eHglbie To any cfii
once OF Pfoii u"der thls state, which shall
nave been e'ea'.a' or ue e"oIu'he"s OF
"b'eh nay nave been increased du.lnB such
term and 40 me"ber OF ei'hef House OF
me Legislature s""'l' du''ng mo term Tor
""'en "' rs e''e'cu' "e e''s'''' 70 any ounce
W ''ts Wv f" "''' ', 10 of,t, h,s
Of the LEGISLATURE: nor rh.n members
thereof be- cnpahla ct voting for member
OF their own body. for any oilice whatever.
axrept il bs ia such case. a. are herein
pfo,iI.d The President for the time heinz,
Of f5. SENATE. and Sneaker of the Hons.
ri r pr....,i..lIy4s. shall be elected from
.An,f ra.pscti,e bodies."
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-10

or Mr.. slovall. oil Illinois. aged o.
wears. WAS recently married, 10 "~s"e
county, Kentucky. to Miss Brown, bloom
ius lass u II.
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Cooking Stoves.

urSr received from Cincinnati twenty
i r,nking stoves. different sizes ana pat
,.,ns f,r sale cheaper than any heretofore
offered IN this market u,ot.
49, No-S6 Il
nINc- Of all manner Of style sold hy
\ FARBLR
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Tn. Official majority Coz tbs dsnsssAis
4. the late slsetlo.s iu k.ntaeky l. l9.ilA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-10

III my s,unraiek, and und@rtuk u cit .
drink. . we've no idear how ssk v vs..
a.ked the a'n,s what the kass wss. as,a
he sed 1t WAS on akkouut Of al the pegh
barrels has.n leaked.
There. aow we're soa' ! heesed the
cspiin say tn a large cultured gentleman.
You'd better leh, the lamps before you 70
dowa--and | felt 1t two. The ship Y
pitching. aud the sailors is duia up the salss
10 take EN- ashore. them ~ ka0 swtns--,
VIVA, kan do. | amt pst u the klimatA
and the wo.ter 10 SOW damp that cam '"to
mi bunk La, Mite. All ycs1l ever no about
me will be this ere bottle. aud yos sant
RELY upon ever getting very ssstin. the
whales il now thick in this loagssta.tes
There. we're goia dsuss -
! must scel the bot
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..,\Fl-. .lir boards, Ae., for tNr lt
w. AlANtlN A. N|AN''
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ltrIlIuW wagons, tor vale by ,.,,,,
w STANLEY 81 NlNN'.
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4 SEN.Savh tosEa The following
'slter. purporting 10 have been found in =
sYiile. on a voyage from San Francisco to
New ork, is Supposed to be the lssg ndisa
Of a lover a, sea 70 hi. uamora,a at home
W. u sla' Jalia We are goin' down.
Il leas, SO the fnst mate iaforms mo. very
soon AMI tha, hind gentleman advises me
To 30 my little ehuafs before the fatal stroke
euas NY kareer GA yeat4h. feel very
queer. having e. 40 breakfast and my sups
nsr having gone the rouc Wa. The wsves
Is ralin' mauutins hi. and eur dyin' slusrd
sdvses po i and malassss tied TO sif.ng;
feel very sad | shood se to take ni ha,
and 70 ashore Ihe eaptin ia very kind
hearted sud am so solt-shell slummlekd
that he l.. ALWAYS ofdefin' me blow. and
feel constantly GOWN up. On, Il ! was
e ia uet.r tafr .e sae ssii, never
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AEp-ROBl-, a variety for a.. ny
w ~IANLEN % NlNNp
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Jefferson, Texas.
Feb. 7, 81 n"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-07
Some of the Republican Candidates for

Some of the Republican Candidates fo
corporation officers, who offered Pat M
Carly, an Irishman, fifty dollars for hi
vote and influence, at the late State election
are quite indignant toward the Dutch ant
Irish. They call them cattle, now, anc
other names Of like import We dom
suppose it makes much difference to then
what they are called, but one thing we dc
know, they are very good to work.
We see it stated that Mr. Boxer, father
Of Mrs. Dean, the hackman's wife, has at
tanned such disagreeable notoriety, that
he has come to the determination to settle
up his business and remove to Europe
Reckon he thinks
"L LIES swindle and dream,
Things amt always what they seem. -
The Harrison Democrat states that a
child of Mr.. Smith living near that place,
was drowned one day last week in wash
tub. The mother had occasion to be absent
few moments, and on her return found
that her child had pitched head foremos.
in tub of soap suds, and was so far gone
that it died in a short time
HARpER's MAGAZINE, for May has been
received. For further particulars, call at
this Office and examine specimen copy, or
enclose S3 to Harper d Bros New York,
and you will receive the Magazine for one
year.
GIVE are under obligations to Mr..
JOIN G. PATTERSON, for late papers con-
tanning full statistics of Hrrdn County
Iowa.
ag-Attention is called to r. NJ. Brown
Ii Co.'S advertisement in to-days paper
Give them a call, first door north of this
Office.
Es- Township Treasures will take no.
tice that the Township, Road, and Specific
School House Funds are ready for distri-
button.
Ez- From present appearances, wheat
will fall considerably short of an average
crop.
EF-The prospect for Apples in this
county is good.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-07
TO NON.RESIDENTS

WHE undersigned, with the county Sur
i veyOr, will. OH the llth day of May, 1851,
alto o'clock, IN, said day, proceed to survey
mad locate the corners of his land in section 10
town -, range east, in Marshall county, Indiana
to meet at the residence of the subscriber at the
time specified and continue from day to day until
all is finished.
Non residents, who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned, and deray or provide for
defraying their portion of the expense of the sur
vey, will be returned to the County Auditor, and
such delinquncies placed the tax duplicate, and
collected according to law
aprl6-22t3. THOMAS BOI.ES.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-07

! We would call the attention Of our merchants
10 the advertisement ia this weeks paper Of tn:
! firm of Williams s. Iues,;s, wholesale Crocers
Fort Wayae, Inl.
/ Their stock consists Of general assor,men as d.
Groceries, together wi;h everything usually found
in store, EXCEPT dry goods. Their connection
with some Of the hest eldest and irU knolrn HOUSES
IN the East. ot,r> them facilities Cor LAYING in their
stock, un-urp'-se'it =, aayotinr h3use in tie West
They ar" therefore rnab 4 90 furnish anything in
their fine. ire..l.t cnI4-iaesoi low as can be-
bought in New York. Cincinnati, Chicago OF Gas
other market.
Fort WAYNE 5 now within two or three hours
ride Of this place uninterrupted by any change oil
cars. Merchants, therefore ~ FMS place and Vi
entity, can obtain ANYTHING they may need in the
line Of Williams : HueSli-, in few hours. thereby
avoiding the expense, delays ami loss Of timc oc-
casioned 10y purchasing or ordering from greater
distance.
Williams X lIacstis have hu oae price, and tl.0-a
ordering from them viii obtain goods of the sam;
quality and price. ii there in person rlrclase.
Ii Won would, therefore. save. both money al
time. purchase of Williams x 1ae,t;s, wlol,sals
GroccrS, Fort Wayne. Ind. 6ni5
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-07
FRIGHTENED TO DEATH

The Democratic (Ohio.) yindicator,
states that small lad, the son Of Mr.. Ruff,
of that place, died on Monday If las. week
from the effects Of Il fright, in wauton
piece Of sport practiced upon him by some
Idle and mischievous boys. 1t seems that
some boys older and larger than himself,
caught and misused him. threatening to
cut his ears off, and displaying a knife APP
parentlv with that intent, his fears least
they would carry their threats into execu-
ton were so great that he WAS thrown into
spasms from which he never recovered and
Of which he died in day or so af.er the oc-
currence. This is horrid state of affairs
and men or boys that have sense enough 10
do such awful deeds have sense enough not
to. and punishment should be inflicted &C
cordingly. We recollect of being friyhten-
ed when were a small boy, in much the
same manner as the boy We have spoken
of, and our feelings on that occasion can
only be told by those who have endured
the tortures Of fright.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-07

Mrs. II. 4. Locke, who has charge Of
one OF the schools ia this place, gave her
scholars May party last Friday afternoon.
We were one Of the number that had the
honor of partaking of the bospitaIities pre-
pared by the ''iittie ones" 1t has seldom
been our good fortune to meet SO many
smiling faces, may they live long and al.
ways be as happy as on that occasion.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-07
OBJ Eotd department
ID. .NcDO.N:1LD, Editor.
CroM!CrOW!! CrOW!!!

Corooro,;ou Ezection--Democracy ptcfoft-
ous-tbe entire Democratic ticket Elec'ea
5u mo;;or,ties from Fifty to Serenity
The election of officers to preside over
our town for the next year to come was
ho,d ut the Court House on Monday last.
Roth pasties had selected the best men in
their ranks, and rallied their forces to the
rolls with a determination to come out vic
torious. The Republicans here may well
say, in the language of one of their lead
ers: 1--WE have met the enemy and we are
theirs" The official vote is as follows.
Those marked x are Republicans. others
Democrats.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-07
9th DAY OF MAY. 1857.

9th DAY OF MAY, 1857,
Between the hours of ten o'clock a. III and four o.
clock p. M, of said day, the following described
property, to-wit:
The rents and profits for term of years not to
exceed seven, on the undivided third part of Lot
number twcntyci sht, (2S) in the original plat OF
the town of Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana
And on failure to realize the full amount of juig-
mcnt, interest and costs due on said execution ]
will at the same time and place, expose for sale
the fee simple of said real estate.
Executed rs the property of Sarah A. Shinebar-
ger and John Shnebarger at the suit OF Johnson
BrowIilec and William c. Shirley, partners under
the name of Brownec Shirlcy-amOunt due to
this date. ST. ,93, waving valuation and appr;ise-
ment laws.
]. f. VAN VALkENBURGH, Sheriff.
aprl6-22ts By s. b. CoRpALEY, Dep.
(prfeeS3,00)
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-07

Rev. W. s. !larker has been making
some valuable improvements in the NJ f.
Church in this place. The Seats and pull
pit have been painted, the plastering white
washed, the floor scrubbed and the aisles
carpeted.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-07
CORONER'S NoTlCE.

~ OfiCEis hereby given. that IN pursuance OF
i the Statute, was called upon to h1lI an ia
quest over the body of dead man found nc,r III
residence of Peter Crawford in this co,,is gu Tho
9th day OF March, 1857, the following facts appear
from the verdict OF Jury: 1.-The deceased l. n d.
between - Aad % yedS o. age; about FIVE icct a.
inches high; heavy set, Ions icasv ~hSkcy.. t,ilo,
ny trade, rather th'nly clad: bis namc Il tieore
ochaher; that he hsd no property of value found
with him = ~. &c Eleg5 lis death bv inicm-
perahce, IA. VI. LOGAN, C0ronog.-
mtrl2-leb, Us n. How. n.rmrr
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-07

We learn that the pulpit of the Presby-
terrain church is to be placed at the back
end of the house, and that the seats are to
be turned, aecordingly-a thing that should
have been done long ago.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-07
BRYAIT'S MERCANTILE Institute!
OF INDIANAPOLIS

OF INDIANAPOLIS.
ME object of this Institution, as its name i'm.
a ports, is to afford to young gentlemen and la
dies an opportunity to become thoroughly qualified
for the Counting Room and general business pur-
suits of life, on the most scientific principles
BY first teaching each and every pupil to write a
bold, legible hand 2ndly, by teaching the science
of Bookkeeping, by double and single entry. as
practically applied to every department of bust
ness, together with Lectures on the Laws ana
Customs of Trade and the Science of Accounts
Terms of full course (of s or lG weeks,) S23 90
Terms for partial course, embracing the
practical part of Book Keeping and bus
mess Pcnmanship,. ............I Is 90
Terms for full course in Ladies Department 10 Oh
Which must prepaid or secured.
u For further particulars see circulars
augl4-40ly. II J. BRYANT. Principal
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-07
9fst DAY OF MARCH. 1887

the
DIST DAY OF MARCH, 1857,
betwpcn the hours OF 10 o'clock nj and 1 O'Clock
p IN of said dGy, he following real estate and
personal property to wit: The rents and profits
for term OF r"ais A0t ID exceed seven oi cut
lot number fity-Aine -, to the town Of Plymouth
Marshall county, Indiana, as the same Is laid ont
and described il deed Of partition between JOHN
b. Miles and John Sering, and more particularly
described iii deed from Sarah Marshall to Austin
Fuller together Nith 4 steam saw-mil thereon; md
all the apurenances te said Mill, and to said lot
belonging and appertaining.
And on failure TO realize the full amount of the
Judgment, interest and costs cue on said execution
together will all accrulng interest and costs ill.,
at the same time and place expose for sale the fee
simple to said premises and real estate, or so much
thereof may be necessary to satisfy said execu-
ton.
Executed as the property of austin Fuller, at
the suit of John Ii. Worries, against said Austin
Fuller. and to be subject To another execution lev
led on said property, in favor of Elmer Rose.
against said Austin Fuller, and to be sold without
regard 70 valuation or aprrdisement laws.
J. i. VANEALKENBURGH.
ieb26-lGt3 (pr.ee%3.5 Sheriff VI. c.
The above sale, by order OF the Plaintiffs at
tomey, is postponed until the 18th day of April,
1857, at thc same place, and between the same
hours
J. VAN YALKENBURGH,
maI2G-l9s2. Sheriff VI. C.
"a
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-07

Last week the Republican came out in
full dress We notice that the editor has
taken from his mast head the name Of
''Jchn c. Fremont for President in 1860 =
1t must have been an error in "making
up for certainly ii is not possible hat the
editor has discarded John before the Iur-
rah's of she la,e campaign have fairly died
away. We are not particularly interested
in the matter, but as he has not said Il
word about it, as yet, we are anxious TO
know the cause Of this Republican Phe-
nomena! Please tell us, Bro. Igna;ious
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-07
STATE OF NDL1N.1.
liz the Marshall Circuit Court. ANUS

a
In the Marshall Circuit Court Argus
term, 1857.
Elbridgc G. Hall,
VIM Blair, and
Seneca d. KimbrOok, Complaint on account.
vs..
Henry B. Hinc
The plaintiffs in the above entitled cause by \
C.Capron,their attorney have filed in my office THEN
complaint on account, and it appearing by aiiida
Wit that the defendants Henry b. Hine, being IL res
ident of this State, has departed therefrom with in
tent TO deiraud his creditors. He is therefore
notified of the filing and pendency of said com
plant, and that the same will be heard at the Au
gust term of the Marshall Circuit court, to be hold
on at the court house in Plymouth, on the second
Monday of August, next, and unless he appear
plead answer or demur thereto, the same will be
heard and determined in his absence
Attest; NEWTON X. PACkAR ID, Clerk
Marshall Circuit Court
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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-07

All lovers Of fresh Oysters will be glad
to learn that Mr. Gambrill. Of the Rail
Road eating house, has them on hand. We
can recommend them to be good arti-
Gle.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-07
Lands ind Town Lois Fer Sale.
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The undersigned has the agency Of large guam
tit; of land throughout Marshall county and the
adjoining counties OF iultoI, Pulaski and STARK.
both wild and improved. Of all descriptions: aud
also of several Town Lots in Plymouth, with con
venicnt residences thereon, ana also building lots
in the mos: business part of ty1rR; all OF which viii
be sold cheap for cash ANY person desiring to To-
cate will do well to secure the rrze While il can be
ied
Call - ny office over Palmcr's ste.e.
maraG-lgtt H. CnRBIN.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-05-07

DR.. Everts of the La Porte Times, it is
rumored will get the appointment of Mar
shall for this State. The DIR. Is o. X. on
the "Goose Question" and if appointed
will make an efficient officer