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PRESIDENT yoHNsoN,s oFYIoE.


To-day President johnson took possession
OF the public Offices Of the Executive Man.
sion. The President occupies the room on the
second floor, east wing Of the building. here.
to1ore occupied by the late President Lincoln,
where ne will In future receive his visitors
Coi. browning and Gen. Muzzy, the Presi.
cents secretaries, occupy the Offices formerly
occnlied by Messrs. Nicolay and Hay, the
secretaries OF Mr. Lin coin -
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GENERAL GUSTAV.
Msjor General Gustav has been assigned To
the command Of a new department formed OF
the States Of Arkansas and Missouri, under
General Sheridan. ----. .-...-
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OFF ON AN INSPECTION ro,n

VfF UN Nm INSPECTION TOUR
SECRETARY Welies and Mr. VIM Faxon. t,n;a
Oiers OF the Navy Department, accompanied
by q um Der OF distin guished ladies ana ,.,
tlemen, sailed from the Washington Nav
Yard this nofr ing on the Santiago De Cnha.
for the East and West Gulf B!ockadin.
Squadrons on inspection duty. The party viii
be gone about ten days 25i
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Major z. b. Parsons, Assistint Adju'au.
General Of Volunteers, has been relieved from
duty at the headquarters Of the Middle Mill
taxy Diyisisp. e
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THE FRENCH WAR STEAMER.
The French war steamer La Forfeit, which
recently landed the new Preach Minister in
baltimore, left that port yesterday. Her des-
onaiion was not definitely stated, but Il was
Lpmored she would visit the harbor OF Ne ~
1oik before leaving American waters sd1 b.
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A GRAND BANGLE

GRAND BANQTET.
social banquet is to be held by the Cover
pors OF the several States here previous to their
departure from Washington, as finale TO the
grand review.
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~F1om Shillington, Odeon Building. Az
street and Penn'a avenue, we have received
an advance copy Of Harrsr's Magazine tor une.
Also. copy from Hudson Taylor.
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Z REWARD-Fer the return of red and
a : i - ss Delaware s1snas' Capitol Hill,
ssICKED UP ON THI NIGH. OF TEE go
9 May, one grey HOBBS. with harness on The
owner can have him BY proving property 1nd pay
'n 3 e Is 81 - Tie AA'e'''0f D"N''' ~ ~
hoSk the Hhf Of .os f.s
esTd ~ leaving ne the The book and discbsr.e at the
'' M, 2 ast e'un'e'' SAMUEL ENGLISH.
TAKEN UPON the I'D. soRssL HORSE,
I thin in flesh: saddle MARKS; blaze face Two
on front feet The and take @
ava, Ne: IL oongi street, GEORGETOWN, D. Q.
500 re sss }nst.ss q Roxs ss
par b. d.d about 81. ,esss So aaa ; en- riding
snK kdr on Pa aE, bet Sd and - st.;, Goal
S,s5 FsS
hs9 srss
GS REwARD.-strsyed away from bone. Fri-
:s odW Witt and
belly; iinss sronnd her sIss The above re.srd
will be paid on the return of the COW At Ne. 5U4
r1 my y ss SCI near Sd st. JOHN MILLS
STOLBN OR TAKEN from the premises of Jas.
l,oMI MARE ' S.cs f a ,hs
aScnt u hands s,sh .od about seven yssra OF age.
A good reward will be given to aay person who
will give any infoT nation for the r.cogery Of the
above named animal. JAMES McLOuGhL1N,
my 81 g St, near Gas House. Washington.
COZ REWARD -straysd or Stolen from the
y I'D American House. a SOOtOH TERRIfR.
with shaggy coat bad on tolac msrked A.
abe We reward will b. paid to any person returning
1t to the Americ House, southeast corner of 9TH
street and Penn. avenue my2' 3t+
STRAYED AWAY from the Post Office in Wash
y lDgtG q, on the ed inst abou.g o clock p. m
aGRAY HORSE, about nine Years old. with bar
ness on. The horse is used in conveying the q.
.s Any Ps giving nfG5q psts p e. the
covery win be suitably rewarded by the mail con
tractor. I'm 23st'l JOHN M. MAY.
&AO REWARD-Lost on Saturday goth, Two
D4V 7 3-1o BON DS. I'd series. Of 500 ca IN, and
on. Of So; also. two 20 Treasury notes. The
above reward vii! be paid Oh delivery of the sauna
to +. O. MAGRUDER, Goal Yard corner 9Th and
Il sts. my22 ST
O. REWARD DOG LOsT-Lost 10 the peieh-
DJ borhood Of 9tb et- and Penna. ave a black
swerins to the name Of Jsekn tn. andsr viii
B. r.wsrned by leaving him at WM.L. ALI &
ner Pa av. ard 9th 1t. my 70
U1Nn REwARD.-stolen from the stable Of
- IOU the subscriber on Sunday pight. the 7th
tail; white star in forehead; shed all round with
toe and heel corksi weight about ,3m pounds:
hight l6 or II bands; has more the appearance OF
horse from her heavy build about eight years
old will pay the above reward for the return of
the m are or capture of the thief or thieves, or
S75 for the return of tina mare alone
! II. W. HAMILTON, 20
mys lint & ChroD.I s62 18th street.
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ACTING ASSISTANT ADJUTAHT GENERAL.
Major W.P. Wilson, A. u. ~. ana Liant 4,
B. Alrich, Acting Assistant Ip.r.c,or f..,-
eral, have been announced as Acting Assistant
Aojutant Generals at the hea Do uaytsrs 80 ~
Middle Military Division '1e
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
Major General Sherman is in town to-day,
and this afternoon called on Secretary Seward.
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ASSIGNED

Captain J A. Slipper, some time since trans
ferred from General Augur's stan to that Of
Major General Bartlett, commanding the Mill
tary District OF the Patuxent, has been re.
assigned to duty on the staff OF General Augur.
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SPECIAL ORDER, NO. 23s-EXTRACr.

SPECIAE ORNEK, NJ. 23S-ENTKACT.
Wdr Department., Adjutdnt Generals OHce,l
Washington, May IS. 1865.
BY direction of the President, Bre-
vet Colonel Charles II. Tompkins, Asss tant
Quarternaster United States Army. is hereby
assigned to duty according to his orevet rank
BY order Secretary War.
e. ID. TOWNSEND, A. A. g.
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1General Mcdowell, IN command Of the
Department OF the Pacific. has convened q
military commission for the trial OF the parties
who atte m pied to seize che steamer aIyador,
OFT Penang, In November last. Three compa-
MES Of a regiment OF q Alifornia volunteers had
sailed for Arizona.
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JEFF, DAyIS'S CLOAK AND SHAWL-THEY
ARE PRESENTED TO THE WAR DEPART

A AFkT FkEsENTED 70 FHE VAR DEFARr-
Colonel Pritchard, of the 9TH Michigan cav
airy, presented to the War Department this
morning the water. proof cloak and shawl
worn by jefferson Davis at the time OF his cap
ture by that gallant and vigilan, officer. In
reply to an inquiry of the Secretary Of War,
Colonel Pritchard said he did not see the cloak
upon JEFF but that he was told by his men
il was Worn by jef at the time Of his spsure
as skirt for the purpose Of sguise. The
Colonel further stated that the cloak was
been taken BY the AIN michigan, and was worn
by her during the voyage. The shawl, he said,
was worn by JEFF. as hood, having been
appearance OF the arch traitors face Unon
the Colonel being laughingly asked il he could
not give an idea as to how the sha wi was worn,
he replied that he really could not, as he had
never attempted to personate q lady. He
stated that under these articles Of female ap-
paref Davis wore full suit Of drab and a pair
or ca airy boots, his pants inside OF the boots.
Colonel Pritchard also transferred to the De.
partInent the colers of the 15Uth Penn'a volup.
teers, found In the baggage Of the fugacious
party, and which, no doubt, were being borne
away as trophies II the defunct rebellion,
AM dong the spectators Of this interesting scene
Te1e Senators !" iison, of Massachusetts, and
Foot, Of Vermont; Governor Fenton, OF New
York; Assistant Adjutaut Generals Townsend
and Nichols; Major EckeTt, Superintendent OF
Military Telegraphs, &c. In response to the
questions propounded to him by the persons
present, Colonel Pritchard sand that for the
first three days after the capture JEFF. appeared
sdowncast and gloomy, }, but that he then became
quite buoy ant; that when he was separated
from his wife, the latter at first took it very
hard, bat finally became perfectly quiet, and
did not shed tear that from the first Mrs.
lls viz m anifested gre at deal OF indig alton,
was very sarcastic, and embarrassed . e., ..u.
tors as much As possible. Mrs. clay Tt6e
q COLONEL stately was equally defiant, and couu.
seled that blood be shed before the articles of
which he was the bearer should be delivered
up q.
The Secretary Of War, In the name of the
people and OF the President, returned thanks
TO Colonel rPritchard for the gallantry and
activity exhibited by MIN in the pursuit OF the
great criminal of the age, remarktng that upoa
the receipt Of his report the reward offered for
the apprehension OF Davis would be distributed
and a medal of honor awarded 70 each one who
participated in the capture.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


STEFHENS AND hEAUAN
They are Lodged in Fort Warren.
BOSTON. May 25.-The gunboat Tuscarora,
from Fortress Monroe, with Alexander H.
Stephens and Reagan on board, arrived this
morning and anchored in the narrows. Toe
rebel party will be lodged in Fort Warren
to- day.
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soi DRAWING THEIR PAY. sa-
The onfses OF the various psynasters in the
city are crowded to day with officers OF the
armies now encamped around Washington,
who are ORA wing their back pay. -
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The following named general officers
have resigned their com N issions in tue voluq-
teer service: Major General A. E. Burnside,
Major General Carl SchuIz, Major General
Franz Sleel, Brigadier General A. l.. Lee, and
Brigadier General Rum.
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: s JEFF. DAVIS PRIVATE SECRETARY,
: Col Burton NJ. Harrison, JET. Davis pri-
! vate secretary, who was captured near Iwins-
, willie, Irwin county, Ga, by the 9TH Michigan
cavalry, under OIL Pritchard, at the same
time Jeff was, has heen brought TO this city,
and securely lodged In prison. 20
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or REWARD CD the night of the gath
'DC inst, DIARY BOOK, con tanning soldiers
Discharge The 6nier will receive tas soove re-
ward by leaving the book and dischar.e at the
Star offc e counter.
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LOST AND FOUND.

q Z REWARD-Fer the return of a red and
D,l white horned COW, bout four years old.
marked with Nv" on each side to VIZ; MUhDE'
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SAMUEL ENGLISH.

TAKEN Upon the I'D. SOR.1L HoRSA.
thin in flesh; saddle marks; blaze face; TWO
shoes on front feet The owner VIII come Tor
ward prove property, pay charges and take him
away Nc. IL Congress street GEORGETOWN, D. U.
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seICKED UP ON THn NIGHT OF TEE 22O
May, one grey IIOReE with harness on The
owner can have him by proving property and pay
ing charges, at the Excelsior Bakery, SO La. ave.
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SECOND edition.
sx O'CLOCK p. n.
THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS.
Proceedings This Afternoon.
HORRORS OF REBEL PRISONS.
ATZERODr AND MUD.

MUpD's SLAVES WITNESSES AGAINST
HIM. --
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NATHA kIEL BTU Git. LID.
80 .tLUMBE& DEALER lA5-sf5-'
0lATh eTREET WEST, NIAR PA, AVANUI
THK sTEAMFR JOHN 81 BSON has ar rived a
Aer whaff IN 0e0r getewp, and
hsvin. ' saaaa s neisht Thoss Etsz
nyN VIZ. SNOW co., Agents.
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STOLEN OR TAKEN from the premises of Jas.
MeLoughlin on the nigh! Of the ~ inst Dtta.da
ABOUT "a hands high aud about seven yssrs of age.
good reward will be given to aay person who
will give any infor nation for the recovery of the
above named animal. JAMES McLOuGhLIN,
my 2. 3I, G St near Gas House. WAshingtOn
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&OO REWARD -Lost. or wsdnesdss morn
~ ~ ing 24th instant, q ROAM IARE, tt rec
par 8 bloc ded, about six years OLD. Haa riding
bsidle. and WAS last Capitol Hill G. L.
sHEkIFF. On Pa. aE., bet. Sd and "A sts., Goal
and Wood Yard. mg 25-3t*
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in THE cityi forty Youns Ladies', each reSre
estly for TIE Grown. = T-T77 771
Admission D. c-nts .f- .fs 9. r Q pr.
The Piano ussd il one of"Stsinvsys - kindly
loaned oy M. M4FZ1BOFY. myn20
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-22

The school picnic last Friday passed of
pleasantly for the most part, and was a
source OF enjoyment to the scholars and
qualification to those OF the parents who
were present on the occasion.
There was one thing, however, that occ; :
stoned some little feeling and good deal
Of talk which was decidedly out of place.
\ lady who had a little daughter in school
had baked nice cake for the occasion.
and while there, was accostcd by another
with some impairment and foolish remark
relative to past political matters, which
called forth a rejoinder more truthful
perhaps than elegant. This, for a time,
came near nlarring the festivities of the
occasion, but it finally passed over without
anything serious occurring. We suggest
that hereafter on occasions of this kind.
these things be left to those CT the male
persuasion to settle, and that some other
time aud place be selected for the settle
ment.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-22

NEW YORK, June 10.
The herald's Richmond correspondent
says: az conference took place in that
city on Thursday last, between Gov. Pier
pont and the members Of the Virginia leg.
stature. The subject under considcra-
ton being proposition to extend the
right OF suffrage beyond the limits imposed
by the Alexandria coDstit ation. by which
Ill who have taken part in the rebellion
are excluded from the privilege of voting.
IF Virginia is not represented in the
next session of congress, it will not be
because Nrglnians willing to Isl seats in
that body cannot be found. Candidates
for these positions are coming to LIGHT
rapidly including some gentlemen who a
short time ago would have considered
themselves insultcd by being called citi>
zens OF the United States. 1t is even said
that the late rebel Governor, Extra Billy
smith, proposes to run for an election if
he can first get President johnson to par
don him."
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-22

Last Saturday couple Of redoub table
knights OF the bottle and revolver, recent
ly returned, one from the war and the 9TH
err from Canada, were walking in company
along the street, when the beilicose proper
ties of the tanglcfoot taken by them began
to manifest themselves, and resulted in
bringing the muzzle of pistol in the
hands of one into unpleasantly close prox-
unity to the face Of the other, and the
knocking down Of one by the other
Upon rising, the pistol went off some three
or four times, by mistake of course, tut
accidentally pointed in the direction Of the
vanishing form of the retrcating compan-
ION. Happily no lives were lost and no
6iocd she'd
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-22
SURREY \ OTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
County Surveyor of Marshall County, Indiana
will at the request of Ohio McMucn proceed on
Wednesday the 2Ist day of June, 1868. to
survey and subdivide Section 10, M. II. l..
in Marshall County, AMI also establish the cor.
ners ofthe lands belonging to said Ascaluen in said
section, said survey will be continued from day
to day if necessary IT,! completed.
Non resident owners o ( land in said section who
fail TO meet the time alsovs mentioned at the
residence of Otho Mcllullcn, and deiray orproyide
for defeaying their portion of the expenses said
survey, will be returned to the county Auditor IS
delinquent, and such delinquenccs placed on the
tax duplicate for collection according IL law
n39 j. NJ. KLlNGER, Co. Sur NJ c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-22

The Air line railroad from Goshen. In
diana to Gilman Illinois, is under consid-
Grafton by the people along the route, and
steps have been taken to ascertain the
cost of construction. \ survey has been
ordered and Is now in progress. the line
passing some four miles north of THIS
place. 1t Is understood that Bremen in
this County. and Knox in Starkc County
are to be points on the road, and if so we
have no doubt but that The company viii
find it to their interest t. make Plymouth
also point. THIS road when finished
will give rs another eastern outlet and
viii also give Us direc. communication
with the great prairies Of Him ois. thus af-
fording good market Tor ali the lumber
and timber with which this county is so
abundantly supplied. Our ncighbors of
Tyner City arc up and doing with view
to securing that place al. the point Of in
tersection with the G.. T. d G.. Il. Il. The
books will soon be opened for subscription
of stock.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-22
PRovIDENT LIFE INSURANCE Co. S. r.

PRovIDENT LIFE INSURANCE Co. S. r.
Edwards, ticket agent at the depot has
the agency of the above company for this
place The company is designed to insure
against death or injuries received froLl
accidents to travellers. Persons travelling
by railroad, where accidents are so liable
to happen atany moment, must at once see
the necessity of providing against acciden-
tai injury. Tickets can be bought good
for from one day to a year. Secure a
ticket in this life insurance before getting
on the cars, and it may save you many
dollars that otherwise would be lost
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-22
GTI1RDIAN' S SALE.

guardian of Franklin Johnson. minor, viii sell
at private sale the undivided half Of Lot Number
twerty-sevcn (27D in Thayer's second addition
to the town of Bourbon, in Marshall County. Ind
diana.
Application of purchasers will be received by
the undersigned at his residence, and said prop
erty sold on or after July LIST, 1865.
TERMs.-One third cash; and the residue
twelve months from day OF sale. the purchaser
giving note with inter est, waving benefit OF
valuation laws and secured By good freehold &c
curty. Said sale will be subject to the approval
of the Common Pleas Court,
WILLIAM GARRISON, Guardian
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-22
----------
&. u. s. e.. Railroad

There is now fair pi ,pect for the com
pletion Of the c. p & G. r. r. from this
place to Peru. We understand that the
matter is now in tie hands of a eompany
who will push the work on with energy.
The county of Fulton has already made a
large appropriation TO aid in the vork-,a
good investment for that county. This
road when finished will open up to trade a
large scope Of the best lands in the coun-
try, and win add materially to the wealth
OF land owners along the route Success
to the enterprise.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-22
GUARDIANS SHE

Notice is hereby given that 10y virtue or an
order of the Common Pleas Court of Marshall
County Indiana at the May term thereof for the
wear leC5 the undersigned, guardian of Daniel
klngaman, John klingaman. and James Klinga-
man, minors, will sell at Public Auction. at the
prem ses, on the 18th day of July, 1865. Lots
number Is and l2G, in the town of Plymouth,
county and State aforesaid.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash, the bal
ance in two equal payments ut six and twelve
months. with notes drawing interest from date
waving valuation and appraisemeht laws, and
secured BY good freehold surety. Sale TO com
mence at o'clock, y. VI.
EDWARD II. ENGLISH, Guardian.
Juno S=nI0
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-22
Editor DcnaOtrGt--

Editor Don3OtfGt--
DEAR SIR:--With your permission wish to
saw to the readers Of your papcrthat | Will send
bv return mail, t. all who wish it (frec) recipe
with full directions for making and using a sim
ply Vegetable Balm that will efiectually remove,
in ten days. Pimples. Blotches, Tan. Freekles,
and all impurities of the Skin, leaving the same
soft, clear, smooth and Beautiful.
| will also mail free to those having Bald
Heads or Bare faces, simple directions and in
formation that will enable them to start full
growth of Luxuriant Hair, W hiskers, or 4 Nous
tache, in less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail with
out charge. Respectfully yours,
THOS. i. CHAPMAN, Chemist
sl30m3l Sal, Broadway. New York
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-22
SURVEY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
county surveyor of Marshall county Indiana
will at the request Of John G. Rockh,l proceed on
Tuesday June 9th 1865, to survey and
su)di vide section 81 7 20 X 3 T. in Marsh all
County and also tabsh the corners of the Ian ds
belonging TO said Eockhill in said section sai,,
survey ill be continued from DAY to day if nee
essary till completed.
Non resident owners of land in said section who
fail to meet me at the time above mentioned ut the
Alleman's store in Tippecanoe and dcfray or pro
vide for defraying their portion of the expenses
of said survey will be returned to the courtg
Auditor as delinquent. and such delinqucncies
placed ON tn e tax duplicate for collection accor-
ding to law.
90 J. NJ. .KIlNGER CO. Sur. Of NC
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-22

The Augusta Ga. Transcript says two
officers Of the Rishmond Banks recently
started with 1926, 600 in specie, belonging
TO those banks, for Richmond, with guard
Of onl Y Twelve men. On the way they
were surprised by rebel paroled prisoners
and robbed of about $1,000 Of the. coin.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-22
alew Advertisements.
aer. Eta Eayctto ViOIcssc,

PrRyAyEHTLY LocATED ATPLYN H..
All calls in town and country attended to.
DR.. V1oLETTE has been in practice for number
of years, and has had much experience in treating
the prevailing diseases OF the western country.
He has for some time made the treatment of
chronic diseases speciality. Particular attention
given to diseases Of females and children, also
Accouchng.
The Doctor will be found at the Edwards
House at all hours unless professionally absent.
June 22n12-3,n
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-22
STATE OF INDIANA
Ma ASHALL COUNTY
In the Marshall Circuit Court August Term 1865
Sabrina Carpenter
vs. ! Partition.
HIn.l,. u. L
Rho,lI Webb ct ais.

Rho,la Webb ct ais. \
The rlaintiif'in the above entitled cause nv her
attorney, Las filed in my Office her COMPLAINT a.
gainst the deiendents and i. appes ting by The af
fdavit oil a -eampetent lersca that the defend
ants, khod" Webb, Nehemiah Webb. Charity
Webo, natvcy Webb Ann Smith. Lake Smith,
Coineiii Burt Sarah Sweetins and Moses Cum.
ir are non resi- Gents Of the Stat, of Indiana tLey
are therefore hereby nosfed OF the pendencv Of
sad complaint against them, and unless they az i.
pear, answer or denur thereto a. the calling e
said cause, Oh the frs. Jay Of the next term of
said court % be begun and held at the Coar.
House in the town OF Plymouth. on the ID Mon.
day OF August, ls6a, said complaint and the ma
ers and things userein contained and alledged
will be heard and determined in their absence.
''is JOHN c. CCSRMAN Clerk.
~ G.. Capron. PINS Atty. Al
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-22
STATE OF INDIANA
MARSHALL COU MY

Notice is hereby given that Royal Kennedy.
administrator OF the estate of James Kennedy,
deceased has filed in my Office his report and nc
count current with vouchers accompanying the
same for final settlement, and that the same will
be presented at sthe next term of the Marshall
Common Pleas Court to the Judge thereof, ioT
inspection and confirmation on.
JOHN c. CUSHMAN, Clerk.