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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
SH ERIE Els S AL T.

BY virtue ola Commissioner and order Of sale, to
me directed from the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit
Court will offer for sale the law directs, at the
Court House door in Plymouth Marshall County
Indiana on the lst lsy Of January, 1889, between
the hours OF 0 o'clock a IN. and 0 clock p m. on
said day, the following described real estate in said
Marshall Counts, Indiana, to-wit:
The north east quarter Of section thirty, (30),
township thirty -four, IA range four ~ east.
Taken as the propert of Samuel P. Hoover, at
the suit of Thomas w Gods.
o.. BARNARD, Sheriff VI. c.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09

" ',rturc ota Commission and order Of sale,
10 rlr directed from the Clerk Of tll, n iIshall
Circu, Court ! WI olcr Tor sdcas the l.w III
rec.s. At the Cuu't iIou-. door in Plymouth. Mlr
.'r,'i County, Indiana. on the IL. day OF una nv,
10. between the hours of 10 O'Clock i. m. ani 4
o':,nck p. OF >..ii day. the following described
real estate; to-W.t:
TAe sou!h c,>'Guartcc ofthe south east quarter Of
.ecsion s.x, ., township thirty four. ~ range
two - east containing forty ~ acres. move or
les.
Taken - the property of CLANCY Farrani a; the
salt -. Gordon X Racher
O. VI. BARNARD, sheriff ". c.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
SIIERIEE,S SALE.

b. ,irtuc OF an execution. To me directed from
the eek of the Marshall Common Pleas curt.
viii DIR for sale ~ the law directs at the Con It
Hoa-r door IN P,sm ,ulh, Nr5hiil County Indi-
a.1. o tire ,td,y oi ,nuary, i-J9. between the
hours of - o'cl,ck a. IN. AMI &: o'cio,l, p. IA Of
sad 'lav The o.ow.ng Described real estate, in
sad Marshall County. Indiana. to.Wii;
IN west h.,,f 1T t!ic north ouatter ofScc
ton tairt' ionr "a ,, township lhirtytwonorth O.
rlnev one ! east.
Take. a. the prep"riv OF Frederick Hasccl ut
the sUlt Of Joseph Rcij.n.rr
.. VI. BARNARD, Sheriff VI. G.
,l, Ia
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09

The Indiana : tate Sentinel give i fail report
81 The DOM, Of The i.eeislature each .l,y. The
sentinel y tLe iirsi paacr 70 attenlpt ta.s kinl Of
~ er'eFrise - - cNi.ol. ad ~ yi,.g Of tae
enormous Use incurred + ,ue liz. cnt t;r.,-
ins pull hers, Messra B.ae'am Is Douelty. for
every rair who an cOavsaei tly subscribe for The
Sentinel derins 'he time tie Legislatures ia.ess.
ion' to de So The Legislative Sentinel MI toe
delivered - subscribers during tie cxte session
at - F"n's PEI capy. itwll ml1eal,cl Of 80
90 a's Paaes- @''e So o. enc aul IL, sub ribe
To- TIC lndi ana t,;e Sentinel.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE oE l.!

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND.
The Undersigned. \ Administrator dc bonus non o!
the estate Aaron aslcy deceased, will sell at pub
lie sale. ~ tie Court House door in Plymouth
Marshall County, Indiana, on the lst day Of Janu
AIRY, 1879, the following lam; to wit:
The south west quarter of the south west quar-
teroi section twenty three. (2i) i'm township mum
UT 'l'''N TWO 80 hpr'h oil ran te -
containing forty ~ acre. III ~ lrsha,l County In
danl
lleNs.-lne ilirlin -ix months. one third in
twelve meuths, oae third in eighteen months; pur-
chaser To give notes without rce from valuation
., "it'l interest iroii date, with approved securi
~. and rccci'e certificate of purchase emitting
him To a decd under o.OIerof CoHf
ISAAC JONES
dcr9 -.tI Adm'rdr horns mon
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
Standing Commuters O. tac
EkAr-.n

On Elections Mr-~r, hurry, Hamilton
of Boone aud Hendricks, Harrison, Powers.
Dobbins, Woods and lo,dau
On Juliciary-t!.ss:s. Colgrove Blythe,
Mellett Turpi-. Baird. Dagi' AID Sales.
On W1vs and Means Messrs. Bran
ham, Ilan,er. Smith e Perry, Shields.
Widman. MAJOR and Aus IN
On Bauks-Messrs iN.e.iet. Bowman.
Scott, McLaia, Robson -hi.!ls aud Smith
Of Miami.
Or !.dacation-.leesrs. B'v,ho, Mans
Ge!!. Boyd, ialss, Hamilton cf Wayne
D,@.'.er and Maj.
o. the Organizai e - Courts 81
justice M-ssrs. S.eatie.d. Powers,
Bgo,heg:.n, Cribs, Do5Jius, Dnis aad
Jordan
o. he Affairs Of ,he STATE Prison
Nessrs Heater. Car. Murray, Shields,
git.er. Prose-; and Fofdyce
"a swamp Lstds-M essrs Hamilton
II Boone aud licairisbs. knowItoa, Col
grove. LawAeaI, CJn :ocA, Sullivan an
]clIri.s.
On .ppor.ionmen.-N ess.s. Boyd.
scot, Murray. Clarn, Jeliriss. Marin,
Clayton. Eastman, Hancock, Lewis and
i,o1.
o. Gains M~ssrs W'i'l,lan, Ma''iu, Box
ley. Collie, Back, Hartley AMI Cavirs.
Oa Trust Funds Messrs Smith Of Nj
mi, i,Yuenson. Boy, Martin. Giiio.j,
KEMP aud stanley
On Military \ i,sirs-M~=sr- Clemens,
Nhc,1.l. Nebeker Of Yermillioa Hall Of
Grant. Cleypo8l, aad PROSE-.
On Fec and Saliies--n essrs. scott.
Robinson. Powers, la. of Rust. Dough
cry Tarpie aaI sayAer.
On sinking fapds--Mc=srs Robinson
D.sahaai. CalgroYe ..Iaard,, Early, Dow
msa. aal Ilal. d Easa
On Rights a. p.i,ites- Of lie iah,Ji-
.lnt, Of lie S.a'e--Messrs Parks, iro'h-
s..oa, Netaler of Warren, Griffin, Nelson,
MasseY. a.d s,...;iield
On Goads-Mess Comstock- rowere.
if4'io, Ggsat, Duyail, Euly, S~ll.ean, and
J5tcy.
On Maaaiactates aud Commerce -Messrs
s:ni'h Of Perry. Gregory. Dasali. Ihomp
sou olE.-!a.t. Whi,emaa. ilovI'cn and
Dal!..a
ca C,4a'y aud Township Business-
Ars,-s. Harrison. farAa Miller. aud Cot :
tn, Jones. Newton, and he-f.r
On .:uliuge-M .ssrs. nvnearson,
Tre:.lwey DAVIDSON, Boxley. Wheeler,
leIiy aud '!ebbs
On D.uevalen,'Insi utiohs- Meser.. Eli
warls Burl. Bauham Hunter, Rynersoa
Ta.p.1. ..ni smith Of Perry
Ga 'iempegaace--Aleasls austin Nebk
erol Narr.a. Barnet. Dobhins Sho-key
oa.a, aud Thompson of i.ishatt.
Ga A..tirs o. Inc Town If InliAnapo-
iis--M-ss,a. Cotton, Summers, johnson,
Clark, Duyal, kecf.r aud Waterman.
o. Accounts and Mllecr re Messrs Ne
beaeT OF Warren. Hal OF TRAM. whitman,
Gsvias. Sullivan, Carr aud Thompson oI
Madison
GA Earol'ed Bills -Mes7rs. Bsoherion,
Gregory, Cotton, Glilin, Uercy, shuII aud
Newton.
Ga Engrossed Bils--Massrs Jenries,
Ritter. sherman, S,ilqs, Gillorn, Hartley
and sullivan.
o. Mcrssrs. Coms'ock. Duyall,
Fordyce, Ilarney and 'Ihompecn Of Madi-
son.
o. Public Expendi'ure--N.ssrs Tur-
pie. Ritter. Fcrdyce. Mansfield. Sherman,
Shields and Row.
ON Carpo,atIons-M cssrs. Baird. Tar
risen, Bro.heron, Hamilton of Boone ana
Isrusy. Lauhcad, and Powers.
JoiSr COMMITTEES
On Pub,ie Bu,L.i,rs. Afessrs Austin. Hal
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
Fri How 10 eAls slrrArIox..--Th.n

TT How To GAIN STrArIoN,.--There
Is one desirable fe.ture &c tie Iron CITY
College, and one we believe peculiar TO il,
which We must not pass unuoticsd it
makes Itself IN express, and very ef-
iicient agent in procuring situations and
occupations f.r such RS il qualities TO hold
them. ---Hlas's Her-fvrfs' .Raggzjse.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
New Advertisements.
LAND AGENCY.
5000 ACRES of GOOD LAND
For Sale on Easy Terms.

Z pERSONS wanting to buy or sell Land. will do
we'll to call ON the undersigned, Vho can give
facilities for purcha.e or sale equal to any III tie
country.
FOR SALE, at LESS than current rates, and
on time. NV or sec "a. (less 10 acres out of Sc
cor and Il of sw q ~ 81. town - II, of range
w-23A acres, 80 acres improSeG---lt North
Ec.,d. Stark county.
The n II %. NV len m r, sec Michigan Road
land--l22 51-iG0 acres--unimproved-six miles
north OF Pymouth-hne, heavy timbcred land,
with water.
The Sc q and h of sw q of sec %, and the ne
q ot sec 8, town - n, OF rance one c-Polk town
.hin-s10 acres-hcavy timbcred. good water
near Tyncr City-to be sold in quantities to suit
pur lriscrS.
The h of ne q of sec %. town - II, Of range
, ., - acres, four miles >euth Of Plymouth-ff
teen acres iianrpvct!-aood land. timber aud water.
Tie - q sec :. town - II, Of range .. 90
acreS-t;rccn tovn-hif-ei, hit miles from Piym-
out-ncar s.orc. mills. and III q good nci@hbGr-
hood-,ood timber, .inc grass mlrsh, ana living
running water.
The . n of sw q of soc %. town "a n, of range
. 9, and ~ q of sw q of 20, town "a H. l22 acres,
four miles north east of Plvm0utl-gOnd mill scat
and .aw ,.il--,',ir:y acres mproved-5uiid;ngs-
20 be sod very CHEAP.
The Il o: nv q OF sec II, town - n, OF range
= c-cosc by Iippecanoe Town-"ood land and
GOOD timber--unlmproye be had on easy
terms
Lot No. 6 in wheeler, addition to the town OF
P!vmouth-fne d>-elling and good out houses.
North 3 f., uf lot No. - in Plymouth, nov known
s."B.hiwin House, desirable location.
10, do. @ IN iiymo'lti,--goOd dwelling house
Pat OF Lois - and 4, Misunderstanding
~ x4e fcct-..,r e.ilc or rent.
Lot W -. riymou'h-sood dwelling arl two
story ips,uss house, Oh one OF the best corners il
tewn--'O lac h Al it Il bargain.
Persons dc~rpT, of purchasing in this vicinity
viii u sell to i've u a c"N.
REEVE CAPROE.
D., arnLcr 9;lt--2f Plymouth. Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09

ENECuTOR,S NnTICE-

No;ie" shcrcbs given. thlt the Undersigned ha
ft,r ited Executor q the las; will AMI tesla
,cnt John SUI. - ia,c 81 ..."shali Count,
iniiana. deceased. All persons know M, ,henl
selves indebted t. said estate are requested 10 IA
immediate payment; and thos. having claims. are
notified 10 fIe them duly authenticated Tor settle
ment. Sud estate is solvent.
ELIAS JACOBY, Executor.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09

PraE BLooo ENsyREs ila,LrH.--'l Tho astoni-l-
ine cures wrou-ht by D. Rolaok Scandinavian
Reu,etles are al Iae,mpiis hcl by t,lc neutrli1-
ton OF acrd PARTICLES IN nc blood. His blood pu-
riier and Pllis, composed 81 extacf, from rare
Swedish plants mpart fresh vitality - the stream
# lite, destroying the principle OF disease in that
fuid, aud thus restoring the Who'll system to con
dition 81 perfect and vigorous ncti.a. Nervous
complaints, bdous dirordcr. iesors, fs, duafrhca
general debility, sexual disability, female weak.
ness. sores, scrofulous efupiions. reeumatisin al
affections OF the skin. lumbsgo, sweilings al thei
Joints, tumors, gandular diseases, headache, sink
ng of the stoBnohc, etc. are invariably cared l,y a
course OF the scandinavian Remedies. sue Adv
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09

a. Among the cariosiiss on crhisi-
ton q. he Fair u ilo indu-.r- / soeiety Of
Rhode l.lani. IS 5o.tle q cr2niy. founI
on bo~.d tie bii.isl. bark llesoi1,e, 7hen
che was ricted up alter having been aban-
''oned il lie soli1 zee Of the Arctic re-.
.ioas.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09

r. UHieg - largo number 81 J. "a
"'er'isemeris Icing LANDED il a, l,ts
hour several articles Intended i,r tais Is
Sue have been deferred uasa uax.wsek.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
PAR rHt@fs WANTED

VINO his Il sn.li amount OF Money, .ingJoi,
Who has he moaey vi! 90, AMI then the parfser
wiz Toe Dispensed with.
We have 20 acres Of ci1ice land Ia Seli-90
acres under fence AMI ~ to - acres in civilizations
splendid tir:,rr--i.>t quality o.; soll-sood water
IN a gaoi ne a5oFhood, and near to SAW mil
gfi-t ri'l. store, school and church. II Is well
worth - acre. anj Nt'S'! BIZ SOLD The
owner must ARE A2.1rD WITHIN eighteen months
=. 20 ut c.,s, of .shch must bc had very soon;
.i al, h,n Who s.t- The land for ,hit, viii have
m 'ic Il We, handsome sum Of money This i. no
'urnbLo and anybody wanting first rate home had
best apply soon, to REEVE & CAPRON,
Dee 9-:!tf At,'ys, Plymouth.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09

.,..,,..t..,,. -. l,.c,, nas,ed in bjtn ITal-es
re,ers..l.. tue ,ie,sioa Of the senete q the >.
j.. .lc Csc Bright and Fitch, Who were elected by
the lat 7. :sl..urc. 4. e SENIOR no-l Iual-
ann. VIII yosI can resu;t from fs Inl Of
,,-.,cced.ae uea.e ,,laoc to conceive. Tso case
,,ast-ic., I'D detc-n... l., ...e highest a.baual
t.y-r., i......ota.. n. ,ase. si.. l.. q ,o.c Of
soh,1i...,lefts..t thew ,.s,s ..,.i.led ~ ,l,e;r
seats. III. rs,..' ,,...o,, +. ~ s,l,,v..
Ees9i.,l. That ,sn.ff.,,, :. Free, and Tsse- y.
BsiaH7. = - rs ret0tu.d a.. admitted issal he
cate o. iAa'as'. are ea'ile'' - nc seats ".feh
w., 80 III Sc, .,
-. LITTER unta the iti % tsr.l 1863. according
t. ,cf"aar al dir respective credentials.
Lis resolution w..s pass. ID. IS before stdra. aad
remains o. record on tie Journal OF the mite
Stltes Sen~tc. The sc- luton pass by the L.
isia.nrs Of in.!.la l. intended 81 revoke The lie
eisio.. o. lie GD,c states senate, AMI IS rs fol
low:
he'e'ce@ ina the Pretended 'cc.on e J. D
'iS ~. - =, '''s - he hitl safe; senate.
- he ,t.la-.s =.
of f>51mt lcsal. rrea- .si-,,t;o,,, ,.. ,.,j ,,5
tiat the State of IN Hama : not 1T th+ time lea
:, -, '''''.i-i 7ei'ed ii tle senate o.
IN. :. NJ = 9,'''e4.
. '''''' '''';" 'il's matter ever AMI are IN
"''e % zee a'F good iH' can Pos-'''y result from
- ''.'T
q'iest'i.' Is na'nf' ier''c Republicans 80 ere
.1;,.,...r..,,
-, y, ''' 'i'''l-' 0'' . '''''
ini..c the n.~t, -. .I.., .,,o...;......,.
non ocearv.;., kip.i of r,..,.....,...,. ..l,
.h,..a vi,ia..,.......r,, .s-..., ~ .,.
ar.a.,s,.- =. 49,. - ,,....,.
m..l,en,-se.li,,; fac -. - 49,
No. fret o.. H.. ....i.n,:.l. -. - -.
ar sI.eh hol! IS senators aI.,t. l,.s,, ,....
;..e.s,r, - l., tho 1T
TIN, In !.l... !. ~. nov -e,rer..tod ~ - men :,
her choe. n lie ns,nl.. =, ~, ,ro,.. r,..,a.-a.
to re,resone taem IN ~. r : s.,,,@, 10 -.
not VI, they wanld I,vo for ia II, H.
la. e,ecti,.. prorcs csnc.,velv hat ,bov - nnt
w h Pe,,tEe,as
We are un,, 70 ,e-rayo the ,,.r.c % -
Rri.,l,t aud F;.ol, -, .,,o
as d. 1re c - -, '1'''o"' S :,
,,,,ta-v ,,,oa,,. :,
ne ar '''' F'f''''e l''.''es; ad alil''@.h ''eir
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09

Wctakc pleasure IN ct'in~ the attention of
our rca,iers - the advert SencIt OF Dr ~ John L
co. Their medic n"s haN" great utnc where
they are known. Their Couch AMI Consumption
syrup is "a preparation 81 won ,er'ul cincacv We
think II Is the most valuable M l.esI discovery
that has been made Tor MANY wears. II viii he
seen th 4 10 has cured many prominent, well ku0an
citizens whose testimony "a entitled to tull credit.
Il should he received with necciu!i,y; - IL il
clme from unknosn persons in some foreign caun-
rv or distant city Tla SYRUP j. - pleasant "a
honey 20 the Taste; II i healing 20 tie lungs prodC
res Tree cspec;orlt0n and i eti,hv and invieo-
ritin. tonic We say - ail afflicted with Consunn-
zion ora cough give this treat remedy trial With
out delay.
II fsTBSRs AM MorH.s.--Tou hra hoW iu-
port t 10 i, To- yylr children tiat YOU shonld ,ccp
good health. How lre4ucutly do We see feeble
parent dressed m mOoniug on account OF ih.
death oi their beloved oh. lirca. What pity it is
Mhen by proper care and remedies MI these al
aud trouble can be avoided. " hen health can
he stored 10 the parcu, and life AMI laIpne- to-
the child. Re tore the health of tie mother and
yOu obyiaic the necessity 0i Parcgodc. G3,lre,'
Cordial and other iuiuuons narcotic tpr cpt.
ehiidrcp N"HoW .utrs q Won, }sc ,ie-ile t. iia
prove tie condition of or Face. ~ procure lr.
Nof-, Ananlc and read how ii esses arc clrrd
in acc3rllauec with HsfitTcf Laws with innocent
Roots aui Plants I'RucNANcY Dirng the e.il-
+. Al period Norse's Indian Root I'll u.H d. rc.
CURED. because they ellen = the body from th0.e
ror5d lmmor', and thoroughly dive away al
siis and give cas-" and comfort o. the mother
From oue 10 thee ct the-e 'ills, tthel tNo g..
taree times week during prcg,..dey, uIl ctusr
fle mother safe an i e4sy delivery. AMI vii hr
sure to ave son mi healthy Constitution ~ ihc
eh,id. Dr. hor.e'- Indian Root nils are sold by
All dealers i'm VI adicines.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
STATE or INDIANA.
MARSH All cOTTNTN

N ! It1If ID NUI \ 7 ! .
lntlc Naimll Circuit. February term. 1889
itde.u Dam Mary Dan-eomplaint for Divorce,
the plaintiff IN IT, above entitled cause, hy Cor
ia a Packard his attocncvs has fled in NV office
cemrluirf. and ID appearing by affidavit chat the
dcionlcnt, Mary Dan. is non resident 1T Tie State
of Indiana she therefore notified ~ the hlingand
rcnteney ofsrid omplaint, and that the same i'll
brhclrd at tn next term The Marshall circuit
opurt, to De boi'l.l. at tbe Court House in Plvm
outh. onthe second Mondly OF February, 1859.
aal an.css She amear, plead, answer o. demur
thereto, the same viii be heard aud determined in
lac absence.
PACKARD, C.C.C. NC.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09

- See adTer:isemen, Of Land 4 zen-
- !" mo v~eA's Paper Good bargains.
70 dovb', are - s;ors iJr hose aao have
tie "k.-adY' 10 ias~s,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09

Eo Tie Public School wi! DO o.s Ell
Ia the Ss-s.Dafy. o. Monday next, 18Th
ins..
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
D., amLcr 9;l,-
STATE OFINDIANA
MARSHALL COUNTY.

In tic Marshall circuit court, FEBRUARY term,
$50. David Park rs. Mary Ann PaIk-com-
plain; Cor Divorce. The plaintiff in the above en-
,,tlri cause. bv Co.',in ( Packard his attorneys,
hss fled in m oAce his complaint for Divorce.
and IL appeall,g ~ affidavit that the defendant,
N,rr Ana'aik - nonresident Of the State Of
IlIau;. -he is hereby notified of the fling and
tendency of.til complaint, AMI that tho Same
viii he beard ~ ;he next term of the Ma Shall
rircn;t court 40 ne holden ~ tho court house in
Ii,n nth, o. the 2nd Monlay Of February, ! o59
AMI Unless She appear. plead answer, or dcniur
thereto the sliuc Miil &c heard ana determined in
her absence.
Attest: \. r. PACKARD, G. c. c., Nj
IncQ
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
LEATHER & FINDINGS
REEVE g. CAPS0N,
ATTORNEYS RIES

Plymouth. Marshall County, Ind,
Practice ia Marshall and adjoining counties.
REFER To
Babcock 4 CO., Phelps. Dodge X Co, n. Y.
Cooley, Farwell Co, Could a Bro. Chicago.
Loadon q Co Philad., Graf. Bennett Co.. Pitts.
Hon. A. l.. Osborne, I1rc't Judge. Iapore Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
C'OTIII.ON PARTIES!

NkssRs. KELIY.RAl MONTE CHAFEY
W III givea series OF Cotilon Parties at the Ed
wards House, once IN two weeks, commencing on
the night OF the .th of January. 80, ut O'Clock
F. M. on are all respectfully invited to attend.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
FAMILY NEWSPApE

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS j.
one of the best literary papers of the day. large
Ou,rto containing TWENTY PAGES, or
SIXTY COLUMNS of entertaining matter; ant
ILLUSTRATED every week.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
dec9-td
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY. Sc

In Marshall Circuit Court, Febyuarf term, so
Gcroge Baum Mary Blum complaint for
Divorce. The plaintiff in the above entitled
cause by Corbin & Pack ard his attorneys has
fled in nv Office his complaint and it APPEARING by
.ffdavit that the defendant, Mary Baum, Is a
nonresident of the State OF Indiana: she Is there
fore notified of the filing and pendencv of said
complaint and that the same will be heard at the
next term of the Marshall circuit court. to be ho-
den at the court house in Plymouth. on the second
Monday OF February, 1850 and 'mle-s she appear,
plead answer or demur thereto. the same viii be
heard and deter mined in her abe 7nCo
Eoya5t3 PACKARD, CFk Circuit Court.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
STATE OF INDIANA.
MiRSUiIL COUNTY:

In the Marshall Circuit Court, February term,
1859. Mary A. Earl vs John H. Earl, complaint
for divorce The plaintiff in the above entitled
caus- bv Osborn X Phillips, her attorneys, has filed
in ms office her complaint for divorce; and 1t an
peasine bv affidavit that the defendant, John IL.
Earl, * n nonresident ef the State OF Indiana; he
is therefore notiGcdo Of The filing airi tendency Of
said complaint ard thlt the same will be heard Mt
the next term of said court, to he hO''!"n at the
court house in Plymouth, on tine second Monday Of
February. 1853. and uniess he appear. plead, an
scr or lemur thereto, the same will he heard and
determined IN his absence
Attest PACKARD G. G. g.. Nc
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-12-09
NOVrI(,E

The regular meetings of the Board of Trustees
of Center township, will he held ON the first Sat
urily IN each month, at the court house in Plym-
outh VI. A. o. PACKARD, CLERK
ws1 'M-sS'y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12

A District School, not far away
Mid Berkshire hills. one Winters day
Was humming with its wOnied noise
OF three-scOre mingled girls and boys
some few upon their tasks intent,
But more on fur.ive mischief bent.
The while the Masters downward look
Was fastened on a cOpy-bOok-
When suddenly, behind his back,
Rose sharp and clear rOusing SNACK
As 'twere a battery Of bliss
Let on in one tremendous kiss
What's that Z" the startled Master cries
" That thir," little imp replies,
Wath William Willth, IL you pleathe-
" saw him kth Thuthannal PeaIhe 2"
With frOwn 10 make a statue thrill,
The Master thunderel. 4" Hither. VIII ."
Like wretch O'ertaken in his track,
With stolen chattels on his back,
Viii hung his head in fear and shama,
And to the awful presence came
A great, green, blshful simpletOn,
The butt OF all good natured fun
With smile suppressed, and birch upraised,
The threaiener faliered-" Pm amazed
That you, my biggest pupil, should
Be guilty OF an act so rude
Before the whole set school to boot
What evil genius put you tOtl"
Twas she, herself, sir" sobbed the lad,
al didn't mean 10 be so bad
But when Susannah shook her curls,
And whispered was 'fraid Of girls,
And dursn't kiss bahy's doll,
couldn't stand il, sir. at all
Butu and kissed her on the spot,
knOw-hoO- hOO-I ought to not,
But, somehow, from her loOks-boo-hoo,
thought she kind o. wished me to ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12

The following recipe for preserving grapes in
their natural state, clipped from the New York
Tribune, will be OF interest TO those of our read
ers who desire to keep this delicious fruit for
winter use "There are three easy ways that
will serve the purpose IN some degree-that is,
It will preserve them some weeks into the win
ter, in a tolerable state Of freshness The first
is to hang up the lunches separately by the
stems, in G dry room, just cool enough TO pre-
serve fruit from freezing. The next is to pack
the lunches, each separately, in absolutely dry
sawdust Of some sweet wood, in layers, in a
box or cask. The other is 10 pack the punches
separately between layers of clean cotton fibre
or batting In each case the fruit should be
kept in a cool, dry room, and when packed in
cotton, the room may be so cold thar it would
freeze water, and not inJure the grapes. Care
mnst be taken that the fruit is dry and clean,
and that there are no decayed, mashed or i'm
perfect grapes on the punches. Every family
having an abundance Of ripe grapes can and
should try the experiment of putting up some
for use in early winter. We have tasted them
v,sry good in March"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12

wards her boy, she grappled him in her arms
and fled with her struggling burden from the
rOOm.
1t was quarter Of an hour before she re-
turned, alone, to the apartment where she had
left her uncle. Her face was sober, and her
eyes betrayed recent tears.
"Wheat or tares, Fanny !" said the old gen
tlemsn, in kind but earnest tones, as his neice
came back
"Tares," was the half mournful response
Wheat were better, Fanny"
Il see it, Uncle"
"And you will look well in future to the seed
in your hand, ere you scatter it upon the heart
of your ehildi"
" God helping, / viii, dear Uncle"
Remember, Fanny" said Mr. Lincoln, @that
truth and obedience are good seed. Plant them,
and the harvest will come in blessings"