The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-01

said county line seven miles 10 the cor.
ners OF sections thirty aud thirty one, in
congressional township numbcr thirty
three north, thence cast on the line Of
said sections, twenty-one miles to the
easten boundary line Of said county. and
said district to be known and designated
as district number two.
Ordered, That district number three
begin at the western boundary line of
sad county, commencing at the south
corner OF district number two, thence
south with said county line seven miles
to the southern boundary line Of said
county, thence with the line of said
county t~wenty-one miles. to the eastern
boundary line Of said county, ana said
district to be known and designated as
district number three.
Ordcred. That an election be held In
each township in said county for the
purpose Of e%lecting two justices Of the
peace, IN each Of said townships. to be
held on Saturday. the 18th day Of May,
\. ID. 1886.
Or"ered. That the horse cf Adam
llnnedge be the place of holding cleo
tons IN North township, in said county.
Ccdered, That the house Of Charles
ousterhout be the place of holding cleo
tons IN Center township. in said county.
Orfcrea, That the house Of Sidney
Williams be the place Of holding cleo
ton in Green township. in said county.
Ordered, That George Einnelgc be
appointed inspecting Judge Of elections
IN North township, Tor the present wear.
Ordered, That John Iioughton be
appointed inspecting Judge Of elections
IN Center township. for the present year.
Orfcred, That Ewcl Kendall be ap.
pointed inspecting Judge Of elections in
Green township, for the present year.
FIRST TERM or MARSHALL IRcUI
COURT.
at the October term of the Marshall
circuit court, for the year 1896, there
were present. the Hin. Samuel c. Sam
pie, president judge Of the Eighth ia.
dlclal circuit OF the state of Indiana.
who produced in open court his COM
mission as such by his cxccllcncy Noah
Noble, governor Of the state of Indiana
also, Peter Schroeder, one of the asso.
elatc judges Of the county Il Marshall:
also jeremiah Muncy. clerk OF sad
court, and Abner Caldwell, sheriff Of
said county; and also Joseph J.. Jerna-
gan, the attorney prosecuting the pleas
If tho ctata of nIr,n E ~ E:.l.i
Judicial circuit. And court was opened
in due form of law.
The sheriff returned into court tn
venire heretofore issued. with the fol-
lowing panel Of grand Jurors. 10 serve
during the present term, to.wit: John
ltoughton. who was worn n foreman,
Groye q. Pomeroy. Samuel 3 Pat;er-
son, John Benson, John Moore. VII
liam johnson, Jacob Crisman. Abel e.
Hickman, George Owens, William
Bishop. Enos Ward, William Dlskeley,
Milborn Coe, John kilgore. John John
son, in all fifteen IN number, who Re
tired to discharge their duty under the
charge of joseph Griffith, a aworn
baiiitf Of the court.
John ii. Bradley, William O. Ross,
Joseph l.. Jernegan Gustavus 4. Ev-
crts and Jonathan 4. Liston we're aG-
mitted to practice rs attorneys and coua-
%scllors at law at the bar Of the court,
and were scverally sworn as such.
FIRST TERN or MARSHALL PROBATE
COURT.
BE it remembered that ut the No-
ycmber term OF the Marshall probate
court for the year 1896, there were
preSen. the Hon. Grove Pomcrov. judge
of the said court. There were abo
present Jeremiah MGnoy. cork q a..
said court, and Abner Caldwell. sheriff
Of said county, and court opencd in duo
form of law.
The seal Of the Marshall circuit
court was adopted as the SCI Of this
court until there Is = seal provided.
And court adj urncd til court in
course.
II FIRST MARRIAGE IIcENsT
issued in the county was dated the 2ls.
day Of june, 1o3G. IL J. Mnncv. clerk.
to Mr.. John ". Crusan and Miss Ne
tilda Henderson. The marriage GER
mony WAS solcmnizel IN the 23i day u
June. 1886, by WA. C.. Pomcrov. ias-
ticc of the peace.