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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Among the recent combinations by the Senate the
following Isaac " Fowler, postmaster Of the city of
New York; Gideon s Westcott postmaster OF Philade
pha Isaiah Rynde marshal for southern district of New
York. HN fetw nt
The Postmaster General has appointed Benjamin N
Clements r of Tennessee, chief clerk of the Post Office
Department to fill the vacancy created by the resignation
of q G. Poindexter Mr.. james McMeans Of Tennessee
is appointed to the second class cerkshp vacated by Mr.
Clements. rHt eaff
John w. Hegg, of Tennessee, has been promoted
from second TO thid-cass ccrkship in the Navy De-
partmont w s. McNary, of Tennessee, promoted from
second TO a thrdcIass clerkship; G. H. Heap of Penn
sylvania appointed to thdcass clerkship and James
Striee of Maryland, appointed to sccondclass clerk
ship N e N.
The democratic party of the first congressional district
in Arkansas at Batesvlle the third Instant
and nominated their candidate for Congress I. c.
Hndman. ai lrts 81 ~ tFttga "a
George p Buell. esq, well known the editor of the
Western Democratic Review and afterwards the corduc
tor of Democratic Review published in this CITY, is now
connected with the editorial department OF tho Cncin
natl Enquirer Mr. Buell. is chaste and forcibie writer
and will give additional interest to hat sterling demo
cratic sheet ,fst hEf ena f3 5i0a ait tir7g
Mohammed Pacha has decided not to return to Con-
santnople for the present but Hasn Boy of his suite
will lesye by one Of the Liverpool steamers this week
with despatch from the Admiral to the Ottoman gov
eminent reporting the progress Of his negotiations in the
ship building business " was the expectation Of his
government that the United States might be persuaded
to take the contract for the gate bat the United
States declined the proposal and the Admiral now wants
further Instructions Mohammed HScha with his entire
suite has gone to Boston, where be WIT remain two
Or three days, andthcr return to New York.
George W. Perkins cs has retired from the editorial
management OF the Ieavenworth (KansasD journal.
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! EDIroRIAL LIFE. There ia so much of truth ID W.
lowing from the pen Of Captain Marryatt thai wy
be allowed to quote it, But few readers ever W.
the labor and devolving upon an edtor--oue
Justly feels hrs responsibility Captain Mauyatt s'
!" know how periodical will wear down one I.
In itself il appears nothing the labor y no'
icst nor is II in the labor il is the continual ms
il requires Your life becomes il were, the pupr
One days paper is sooner corrected and pnniol
on comes another. II Is the stone of Sisyphus an
repetition Of toll and constant weight upon the ~
aud spirits, demanding all the cxertion 81 yonr "
at the came time that you are compelled to inc
drndgery. To write for paper is very well, ."
one is 10 condemn yourself TO slavery.
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- Tbs national debt of Great Bitan caused by the
cumulated expensss Of foreign aad former decen-
ciss bstwssn receipts and payments u.s. IN round
ber $500 600 000 the interest of which and expense
Of management. &c., annually amounts 10 about f2s
600 000 and has 10 be provided for 0t of the receipts
Its ststed chat barge number Of architects In Phila
dcphix and Baltimore expected 10 furnish designs for
the monument " he erected IN front Of the capitol in
Harrisburg to the memory Of the Pennsylvania soldiers
who fell in Mexico The Herald says aprcnium Of 5000
IL offered for the best design. q N ~.
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MINN.ESOTAITCMS.

News of the admission of the State of Minnesota
reached st. Paul the 18th Instant by telegraph from
this city The created thrl of Joy in the
nunity Of Sc. Paul Everybody, says the Pioneer and
Dem6crat, was In oongrstulatory mood The State
government would be put into operation official
intelligence had been received tha& the President had
signed the bill w pt @ efp F 80 faiD gt q
"A rumor current at S. Paul that the United States
TROOPS stoned at the various military poses In Mime
sofia will Be orssed to Utah forthwith and that the forts
will be garSiuoned by Mnnssota vulanteers. 4ibH ~
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MArkefS.

"a NEW YoRK, May 10 SALES of cotton /, 500 bales ;
market depressed and not affected by the steamer S
news Flour heavy--State SO 80 n 81 Ohio, 81 80 a
81 35 southern sc. dearer and quoted 81 As 81 TO-
Wheat firm sales 49, 600 bushels choice southern
white 81 ~ 81 rs; western red 81 81 0s prime
western, 81 20, Corn firms, 900 bushels white
III cents Pork declined l0c--lness S1T 60 $l7 70,
prime, Sill 20. Sugar actiyeinfer Orleans quoted
Al cents Muscovado, 81 6s cents. Coffee steady 10
l0a cents. Spirits Of turpentine dul411 As cents
Rosin dull Rice steady. Cotton reights to Lvcrgool
3-16a 1882 Flour to Liverpool 24 a "a 5ls
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SAILING UNDER FALSE corons 1

faa aRa SAILING UNDER FALSE COLoRs. looi -
We find in an extra ira Of the waynssburg pa Mes
sspger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. statements attributed
to . nsmb& Of the present House Of Representa-
1Ses lsiIa nssH vaiaEifi b 81 tflil ii,s bhd if1
AoSSraous PA1rneuoUs AxD IxcoNsnrucY THE fol-
lowing ststsments made At Oamchaeas Jefferson
end WAynssbmg, In TIN county, by Mr.. Montgomery.
in his late spssohes at thoe places 8 ,ses y
m Ent qhat he wss tho spsal and confidential friend
Of Mr.. Buchanaa--ths 'Ps, 10 use his own language
and that he was almost daily sent for ny the President for
confidential consultations. 3f uff3 a1uai iei g3i-
, Second. He declared that Mr. Buchanan would have
given him higher Office than any in western Penn
sivansa ever held had he consented to support che Lee
compton bill as IL passed the Senate but that he Sa-
n""Iy Trn" nc or' that he would not have betrayed
or "od nus constituents had the spout from the mint been
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THE UTAH NEWS. "

=" THE UTAH NEWS. 49,. ssN 2 y
1T is hardly necessary to say that we distrust the
ttelegraphc news which announces the capitalization
Of the Mormons, and the establishment Of peace in
q Utah.b L. To- not improbsbe that Mr. Kane, who is
but private person, having no commission of any
sort from the government, has succeeded through
his myssarious personal reations with the Mormons,
! in inducing that people to invite Governor Cum
mings % Salt Lake City, and to recognise his official
authority. If this be $50, and Governor Cummings
has actually proceeded to the Mormon city. some
armistice or truce may hereafter result from his
presence in thecty but il ID altogether improbable
that the has come to the sudden and abrupt ter
mination snaounced by the telegraph alttFa ssyi
These advices, through private channels, il must
I be remembered, are unaccompanied, as usual by
concurrent advoes through official channels for no
4 confirmation has been received of them by the
governments The latest adyices, public or private
which had been received previously TO these, were
the advices from Camp Scott Of the 14th Of March.
But four or five days have passed since these adj
vices were received and yet we are suddenly put
in pasaasaion Of intelligence from the camp of as
lato = date ~ the 18th Of April; later dates by
twenty eight days being received at this end Of the
line after lapse of only four days. It is not
easy to account for this hop, skip, and jump over
twentyfour days; and does not add to the anthem
ITCHY of the inssaigcnce to allege that it comes
through Mormon nessengefs. \. These may have been
abe to outstrip theusual rates of travel by twenty
-four davs butyet the report when brought, does
not gaia mHaA credenos &om the fact of coming
thsoagh Motsnsa dhGmeas exclusively. aoa
The late period Of the session of Congress and
the effect which ssuah, news might naturally have
upon bills before thst body making provision for
prosecuting the military operations in Utah fur
nshs m additional Teasen odistust this Suspicious
nsws and Ar szercisng Sssat caution IN respect to
all sdvices Of Ne same character which reach here
st this tame threnyh Nosmsa ohanusls. W
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X THE AGGRESSIONS ON OUR COMMERCE.
3 Our exchanges are full or Indignant comment

fwg THE AGGREsSIONs ON OUR COMMERCE.
q Our exchanges are full or Indignant comments on
the recent interference Of Brisish cruisers with the
merchant vssssls of4hs ,Uaesd States We are not
surprised At tis for such an interference is at war
aailse wish, eur natio.al honor and our commercial
thu vhole utestion 81 the right or search or vsi-
t.soa AMY STATED = the lsstsr Of General Cass to
Lord Nspfer, which vas communicated to Congress
~ asfsw wasks axo. and this position, we feel sure,
win b. mainssinsd, whsnever necessary, by the
Fwhole mower ~ The country.g We cannot bellows
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Affairs at the Boston Navy Yard.

BospoS, May lS.---The frigate Macedonian command
ed by Captain o. p Levy hauled off from the navy
yard with her officers and board and will be
commissioned on Thursday.
The steam frigate Roanoke has been thoroughly re-
paired, and is ready for orders n
The government sloop Levant is in dock being over
hauled aud put in readiness for service.
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Fire aud Loss OF Life at Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 49, "A fire occurred here this morning
which consumed several buildings Of small value but
dreadful loss of life resulted Nine persons known
to be burned and three others missing, The
of the lost Harrison Bager wife and three children
Mr.. Reilly and Mr.. johnson and SON. The fire is sup
posed to have been the work Of an incendary. NY
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We publish an important letter from Senator Davis
on the subject Of the late action of Congress on Kan
~. II Win b seen that Mr. Davis not only d.
fsnas tt ssulArsnos cot - prspsr measure in IL
self, but that he svsn goes % far as to express
preferenos for that act the original Senate BILL
for the reasons he pressats This letter win con-
tribute very much to the quietng Of that spirit Of
remonstrance against the act which has manifested
itself some quarters ct the South for none can
impeach the incorporating fidelity of Senator
Davis to the interests, principlcs, and honor Of the
coutn.ilsaIlugo - atn3 d hanpgsl hss trtjps a,l
, ia's ct hgsnFald aai b aolirs aai ~ % = ag SOS
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Death Of a Distinguished General.

ST.. LOUIS May l9.-The Republican of this morning
the death of General Pesfer Smith, at Leay
enworth on Sunday night. 8tAkE r
LATER The officers of the steamer Deckey have just
arrived from Boonve, and report hat the remains of
Gen. Smith to leave Leavenworth for the east on
Wednesday General Harvey succeeds to the command
of the expedition il
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FEvs4 Br EnEeAA4sH


t~i IDII 0&OAyU LMGcr XHO04 n ~DN4W Xa
81 II u, Max4s &rbe row. &.nailsA. hiM }t,~usr&
tor,~zY y1~r,ixx. ~. au -. 49, 49, Sfs
morn;n. Arn ,hra 49, l.,ar Fu,oraa, mn
The civ of Wsshngton arrived ont on the sth and the
Indian "a, th~ TIN
The nsxs h nn;,.o,,,sot The British government
Ma annso,w,r "a m ~ s,r, tbat tbev had isanoro,ed
- tls asn.sr .aI 81 T,d;s's n,.c,an,a Tor, rons
ca,;n,s .hs ia - 60
s;rf,,ii o. III, $500 !. 49,. - tha
,es,m 80
Tn saoish f,,,s h.s rsso s,,,,sn,v .,o,,,su. and
some the ministers had rendered their designations
The Indian government bill is progressing slowly
through Parliament
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Escape OF Counterfeiters.

sr. JonNsnpnY, yt.,) May IS Three prisoners, name
Reach, Kelly. and Drew, confined in the jail at TIL
place for passing counterfeit money, made their escap
last night T.a ett
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Arrest for Forgery.--NavaI.

BosroS, May Is. Samuel Finney, young English
who has recently arrived here, was arrested last
night for forging notes several Boston firms, and
also the firm of Thornburn Son, John street, New
York He was held for examination. 7@
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, NEW ORIKASs May IL The exports Of cotton frol
this port to Great Britain during the week 500
bales and to France $500 From Mobile the export
during the week were g, 900 balcsall to Liverpool
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q OswEGo May lS-6 D. The Canadian authorities
have reduced the Weapd canal tolls equal to thirty
three and third per cent the leading agricultural
productions of The West and the principal articles
The reduction takes effect to-day.
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The ship speed wrecked.

HALIFAX May ls.-The ship Speed, from Mobile 70
Quebec was wrecked forty miles east of Halifax tn
18th instant Her materials and cargo of salt wer
saved ssrq ~ t.s .s y. sqas.g e.. .sa5-4 lHs
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4 sssssgosss QFRIC1A L.ssa awe "a
/ xSg0mrESTs n THE PRESIDENT.
Aresla GitAsxls AAis ~ censea sf ~ Sssate.

$3.50 a1a ~ 49, cortbcrOxA ~ THE CUSTOMS LISA
John Downey, San Pedro, California, vice Charles
Il. Carr, resignsdss tisns1lss6s
ThaMas NJ Sutherland Sacramento, CALIFORNIA; vice
5mc Oharlss q. Haska1t. renosed. AZ fasf Hg& B
lssse AAdSswzxstst Cd Joaquim CALIFORNIA; vice James
M sccneld whose commisuscn expired = ssaai"e
- SIT IN rna 81 aaaa pxrlokA supiuYE u tG
Frank Tord San Francsco, California vice VIM b.
Cameron, whose commission expired. ~ 81 t'e
q aoxi afsd bssalsa falygpy @
gE Michael Kane San Fmncisoos California, vice o. r.
teal Suttcu removed ffYaa alal "a EsgfyTa ~ sEts
@ Richard Roman San Francisco California vice Samuel
slb Bridge, rsRoved tsbfs 4, hal,sl sig aaE ssat
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~ svs x65d a ssind our subsmibep particularly in
Qhfp. X@rtnoH ssd the western State. that we have
ausd lvttA the exemption Of Asr<n Apscouft 9
sss rAssng al sesscie throoshesi hss oounaU. and
Aas aassith suss Axsssas ooiAsraSns~in be
sogss eoa By vii oss by escns claiming 70 Be agents
ssas AZ Ynyon 30 -Ae3 " 1's# q Al 16f 80
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George W. Perkins csq has retired from the edtor,
management of the Ieavenworth (Kansas) Journal
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The President Hans kts& ys~szday n the Senate in
response to retoauaoG pf Nat bddy aesera official pa
pers relating subectth engrossing attention
throughout the country The report Of the Secretary of
State to the President Is as follows - oa
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

We would calIthe attention OF our merchants
toheadvortisem MT in this weeks paper, OF the
firm Of Williams & Ruestis, wholesale Grocers
Fcrt Wayne, Ind
Their stock consists of general assortment OF
Groceries, together with everything usually found
m store, except dry goods. Their connection
with some of the Jest oldest and iceH kno,rn houses
n the East, offers them facilities for laying IN then
stock, unsurpassedby any other house in the Vest.
They arc therefore enab ed TO furnish anything IN
their line, freight considered, as low rs can be
bought in New York, Cincinnati Chicago or an5
other market.
Fort Wayne is now within two or three hours
ride of this place, uninterrupted by any change o
clrs Merchants, therefore, in this place and Vi
cinitv. can obtain ANYTHING they may need i'll the
line of Williams & Huestis. in few hours. thereby
avoding the expense, delays and loss of time, oc-
asionei by purchasing ordering from greater
distance.
Williams & Huestis have but one price, and those
ordering from them will obtain goods of the same
quality and price, if there in person to purchase
If youYould, therefore, save, both money and
time purchase of Williams Huestis, wholesale
cCfrocers, FoWayneInd.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18
CHERIFF'S SALE.-Bv yir u, of an exccu

SHERlFF'S SALE-By viz u, of an exccu-
- ton issued out of the office of the Clerk of the
Common Pleas Court of the county of Marshall,
and State of Indiana and to me directed, / will
offer for SALE the law directs at the court house
door, in the town of Plymouth, in said county, on
the 9th day of March, 1858, between the hours OF
ten O'Clock m, and four O'Clock p m of said day.
the following described real estate, lying and sit
uate in the county and state aforesaid, to.wit: Lot
number three in the village of Fremont, as the
same is described in the recorded plat of said vii
lage, with all the tenements and improvements
thereon. The rents and profits of the same, 70.
term of years not exceeding seven. will first be of
fered. and on failure so to realize the amount due
on said execution. the fee simple therein viii be
sold. Taken as the property of George w. Cor
don, 10 satisfy execution in favor of William B.
Hammitt, against the said George w. Gordon nd
William Hooker. Rep. Bail for Sl04 a..
]. f. VAN VALKENBURGII, Sheriff
febll (pr.fee$2 50) Marshall Co., Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

O- Counterfeit Bank Note Detecting is a branch
of commercial education that cannot be neglected
without loss, especially to the young business man.
Consequently, the Iron City Commercial College,
to be first and foremost in everything pertaining to
a complete business education has engaged ierma-
nentlv, Mr.. j. w. Kennedy as the Instructor in
this department, Mr.. X. is the editor of "Kene-
dy's Bank Vote and Commercial Review the
oldest and reliable Counterfeit Detector'' in
the country. which is a sufficient guaranty that he
is every way qualified to give the most satisfactory
instruction N his department. He explains to the
student the various classes of frauds practised upon
our bank note currency, and enables him to make
the proper distinction in the detection of each class
This is the only College in which this knowledge
is Systematically taught to all the students.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of commits
~ sion and order of sale issued out of the office
of the Clerk ofthe Marshall Common Pleas court,
of the county of Marshall aud State of Indiana,
and to me directed, will offer for sale, as the law
directs, at the court house doc, in the town of
Plymouth, in said county, on the 9th day of March
1858, between the hours of ten O'Clock a m and
four O'Clock p m, of said day, the following de-
scrbed real estate. lying and situate in the county
and state AFORESAID, towit: The south east guar
ter of the south east qunrter o. section seven IL
in township thirty-two, (32) north, of range two,
~ east, containing forty acres less; Also
the north part of the east half of the north east
quartz: OF section eighteen, as township thirty
two, (52j north, of range two (2) east. containing
thirty-hree acres; to satisfy execution in favor
of Adrain Foote, against Kellogg Ransford and
- Rsnssord.
J. +. VAN VALKENBURGH Sheriff
febll (pr.feeS2) Marshall Co., Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

GTPEEM'UM PEyMAvsFuP.-Nol less than EIGHT
FIRST PREMIUMS were awarded this College
in the Fall of 1857, over all competitors for best
writing. These. with other previous Premiums,
were given in Ono, Michigan, Indiana, Virginia,
Pennsylvania, and in Louisville, KY, at the United
States Fair, and all for work actually done with
PEN and INK, and not for Engraved Penman-
ship. Our Penmen are fully competent to do their
own work without the of the engraver to make
it respectable. decl7
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
taken out letters of Administrations on the Estate
of Levi Moore, late of Marshall County Indiana,
deceased. All persons having claims against said
Estate, are notified to file them duly authenticated
for settlement, and those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment. Said Estate is sup
posed to be solve 1T. EPHRAlM MOORE, Admir-
llti.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

w"Tha Lady's Homo Magazine" for
March, is before us, and more beautiful
little gem of art and literature, 1t is seldom
our pleasure to look upon. We should
think the patronage. on the part of the Ia
dies, for Arthurs Home Magazine, would be
immense, it answers so fifty to the name it
bears.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

EVSTRAY NOTICE-Taken up by John
IL Hoover, living in West township, Marshall
County, Indiana, on the 22nd day of November,
1887, two Cows with young calves. One of said
Cows is deep red color; the other is black, with
white line back, with some white on her belly;
supposed to be three years od-no other marks
perceivable. Appraised at the sum of twenty dol
lars, by Danicl Barber, sen and Charles Kniseley
before Daniel Barber. Justice of the Peace.
Attest N r. PACKARD, Clerk
ian2l- 9t3*
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

~sHERlfF'S SALE.-By virtue of a commits
sion and order 0f sale Issued out of the Office
ri the Clerk of the Marshsll Common Pleas Court,
Of the counsy OF M'rsha'l and State of Indiana.
and 70 me eSsctcd. vii offer for SALE rs the law
directs, at the court house door. in the town OF
Plymouth IN said county. on the 9Th day of March.
1883, between thc hours OF ten o'clock, a IN, and
four O'Clock III, Of said day. the following de-
scribed real estate lying end situate in the county
and state aforesaid, to-wit: Lot number twenty
five in Neidig s Thomas ldition to the town If
Bourbon, the same is designated on the recorded
plat of said town, with the tenements and improve
ments thereon, to satisfy execution for 1883 04
in favor Of Henry S. Louchicnc and Adoph Lou
cheine, again-t David and Catharine Boyer, on
foreclosure of mortgage.
]. F. VAN VALKENBURGH Sheriff
febll (pr.fee$2) Marshall Co, Ind
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

married.:
On February 18th. by Rev. Mr.. Wat
kins, Mr.. d. o. QUINCY to Miss ANN NJ.
ALLEMAN. all of this county.
Mr.. QrtvEY has just returned from
long soiourn in Califplnia-most happy
exchange--the fields of gold for he elys IN
fields Of love. Long may tie rrop.ious
god S. over his swee. est blisses on lie hap
Ply pair.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

A nan who is willing TO take another's opinion
has to exercise his julgnontin The choice Of Shom
to Follow, which Is often - nice 4 natter as 10
iulge of tire tlfotfshts themselyes.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18
WHEAT! WHEAT
A FEW HUNDRED bushels of WHEAT
"A taken IN exchange for Goods at the Low
Price Store. (50) RICE, SMITH L. Co.
NOTICE.

An election. for the purpose of electing three
Trustees of the Evangelical Association, will be
held at the Evangelical Church. in German town
ship. Marshall Co., Ind, on the 10Th day of Febru-
airy. 1883 FREDERICK GEISSEL,
llt2* Circuit Preacher
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-02-18

nj Office OF DISTRIBUTION.-Statc of
Indiana, Marshall County: Notice is here
by given. that at the January term of 81 Court of
Common Pleas of Marshall county after final set
Element Of the cst1te IF Samuel !. Patterson. de-
ceased, about tire sum OF one hundred and eighty
eight dollars was found remaining for distribution
among the heirs.
SAID heirs are therefore notified to appear OH the
first day of the next term of said court, prove their
heirship and receive their distributive share.
N. r PACKARD, Clerk
febl1. G. c. p, M. c.