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SlitrsIjallConninXlcmocnit OFFICIAL PAPER OF TUB COUNTY D. P. Editors. PLYMOUTH, THURSDAY, JUXE lO, 1830. Messrs Roukds LAXGDOxare our only authorized advertising Agents for Chicago.

The Editorial Convention, "Which was held at this place last Tuesday 14th, proved tcbe i more interesting gath ering than was anticipated by the fraterni ty. There wero 2S delegates in attend ance, representing 23 papers. Tho ad dress, by Dr. Ellis, of Goshen, was the finest we ever listened to. It was replete with good, wholesome, practical truths, which the craft would do well to take heed unto.

The volunteer speeches were ex cellent, and the ditto. The free dinner at tho Edwr.rds House was creditable to the energy And liberality of the host, and wa3 undoubtedly the best table ever set in town. Thoso who attended the dance speak of it in the most flattering- terms. This, as the first convention of the kind in Northern Indiana, ha been the means of forming an expensive acquaintance between the members of the editorial corps, which will certain be the means of cre atingand preserving fraternal feeling. The next convention will be held on the first Wednesday in May, ICGO, at Fort Wayne.

Xext week we shall pub.ish the address, and the proceedings of the convention. Center Township Cosivcn-tion. Pursuant to public noMce the Democracy of Center Township mot in Convention at 'ho Court House cn Saturday June 1 1th. 1859, an I was organized by calling J. B.

N. Klinger to the chair r.nd appointing D. McDonald Secretary. On motion of Horace; Corbin a committer of three was ap-pointed to select delegates to the County Convention. The President made said Committee to consist of J.

0. Osborne, M. II. Ilice, and James Hazclton. a few remarks by Wm.

Patterson Esq. the 6aid Committee reported tho following named gentlemen as delegates: Daniel Ja-coby, Isaac Oir, Joel Parker, Uasil Roberts, Andrew Hume, II. Corbin, S. 1. Francis, Seth Daily, John II.

Goddard, John Kilter, James Hazlton. J. 13. X. Kliager, David How, J.

F. Vanvalkenburg, Plat; McDon aid, Samuel McDonald, Jacob Barnes, X. B. Klinger, P. S.

Alleman, C. II. Reeve, Jos. Evans, Seth Edwards, A. Gambrill, Dr.

Brelsford. 24. The report ras adopted; on motion of J. F. Vanvalkenburg it voted to instruct the delegates: the vote afterwards re considered and on motion of C.

II. Reeve, the delegates were instructed to give each candidate his relative strength in the County Convention, Dr. Bre'sford here Introduced the following Resolutions: which was adopted: Resolved, That before ballotting. the can ditates present be required to pledge themselves to abide the decision of the Democratic County Convention to ne held at Plymouth on the 18th day of June, 1059 and cordially support the nominee of said Conveniion. X.

Packard, Jno. K. Brooke, and Wm. M. Patterson being present announced themselves as candidates, for the office of Clerk subject to the deoision of the County Convention, and the above Resolution.

The convention then proceeded to ballot, which resnlted as follows: X. R. Packard recived 110 votes; J. K. Brooke 23, Wm.

M.Patterson 7, C. Cushman 1. This will give Packard 18- delegate votes, Brooke 4, Patterson I. On motion of Jacoby the were instructed to oast their votes tu Wm. Hughs, for Commissioner from the 1st District, on motion of David Vin-nege, the delegates were instructed to cnst their votes forS.

A. Francis for Commissioner from the 2nd Dis. On motion it was ordered that the proceedings of this meeting be published in the M. C. Democrat, and on nulion the convention adjourned.

J. B.X. KLIXGER Piest. D. McDoxald Sey.

Polk Township Democratic Convention. Pursuant to previous notice, tht Demo craU of Polk Township met in Convention, on the 1 1 ih of Juns -Jesse Hull, Chair man; M. Bissell, Secretary. On motion, the following gentlemau were elected as delegates to attend the County Convention; J. H.

Kelly, J. Fippinger, Chss. Burton, John Snyder, Wyait Thompson, M. Bissell, Moved that tbe delegates be instructed. On first ballot, J.

C. Cushman received a rnajoriiy of all voles cast. JESSE HULL, Chairman, 'H. Bissel, Sec'y; X7eat Township Convention. 'The Democracy of West Township met in Convention on Saturday, June llth, and appointed Benjamin Soule, P.

Thomp on, Ed. Dwinnell, Jacob Kreighaum, and William R-hinehart delegates to the County Convention to bo held on tho 18th inst. The delegates wero instructed to their votes for X. H. Packard for BEXJAMIX SOULE, Pres.

A. Baldwin Scc'y. Green To lvnshipCoiivcntion. Pursuant to public notice the Democrats of Green Township, met in Convention on the 11th day of June at the Xewhouse School Il0U30. Tho Convention was called to order by selecting Merrill Williams and S.

B. Corbaley Secretary. Tha President stated the object of the Convention. On motion a committee of fivo were appointed by th President to report the names of eight delegates to attend tho County Convention on the 18th inst. Isaac Butler.

Richard M. Griff, Joseph Hughes, James oreis, L. M. Thompson wore ap pointed said committee. The committee returned, and afterwards reported the names of the following gentle men as delegates: Fred.

Stair, Merril Wil liams, James M. Wickizer, Joseph Hughes, X. L. Carpenter, Richard Mc Griff, Tyra Jones asd S. Corbaley.

On motion Wm. Hughes was declared to be the unanimous choice of this'Conven- tion for County commissioner. On motion William Huql.es was elected as Central Committeeman for Green Town ship. On motion tho Secretary, was re quested to forward a copy ofthe proceed ings of this Convention to the Editors of the M. C.

Democrat, for publication. On motion tht Convention adjvurned. MERRILL WILLIAMS Pres't. S. B.

CoRBALEr Sec'v. Union Township Convention. The Democracy of Union Township met in Convention at Maxencuckee, on Satur day June the 11th 1856, and was called to order by calling D. C. Lirew to the chair and appointing James Brooke Secy.

The meeting appointed the following named gentleman delegates to the County Convention: A. Voreis, John Byrd, E. Thompson, Daniel Strowbocker, John Ze-chiel, R. F. Shirley, James Brooke, and G.

C. Lawson 8. On motion the delegates wero instructed to cast their votes for X. R. Packard, in the County Conveniion for Clerk.

D. C. LAREW Pres. Jamds Brooke Sec v. 5Tln to-day's piper will be found the pioceedings of tl.3 township conventions held for the purpose of selecting candi dates to attend the county convention.

A sufficient number of delegates are instruct ed for Packard to nominate him over all opposition, the first choice of every township iii tho county, with one exception. This general endorsement of his official conduct will bo very gratifying to his friends, and is a strong argument in favor of his re-election. Cocxtv Orders Altered. It has been discovered that a county order, drawn in favor of McDonald Jc for 87,50, has been altered to 617,50, by adding 'teen' to tho seven, and placing '1' to the left of tho 7. Ten dollars were added to two other orders one in favor of I.

Matur ely and one in favor of Edward Groves ma- ing thirty dollars, which the Treasurer will have to lose. This is the meanest we have ever heard of. JFcr Celebrating' the Fourth Juiv. The committee appointed to select the committees to make the necessary arrange- menas for celebrating the 4th of July, re port as follows: Committee of Arrangements Wm. M.

Patterson, Bennett, A Boyd, Brown, Klinger, II Beeber, A Mvers, McDanu.1, Pershing. Invitation Jerrv Blain, Wm Patter son, II Beeber, McDaniel. Finance How, Griffin, Vin- nedge, A Myers, Patterson. Toasts Bennett, A Boyd, Klinger, Phillips, A Capron, Parks, A Fuller. Cushman.

William Hashes, Merrill Williams. Gen Wm Bai- lev, Knoblock, Barber, and Piatt Mc Donald. President of tho day, AUSTIN FULLER. Chaplain, Rev. Mr.

SIMONS. Orator, Dr. R. A. CAMEROX, of Valparaiso.

Reader of Declaration, JOHN G. OSBORNE. Chief Marshal, Dr. R. BROWN.

Assistant Marshals, X. B. KLIXGER, J. II. BEEBER.

Vice Presidents, Center Township: Thomas McDonald, Tabor, Dr. Brelsford, Jacoby, Croupe. Union: John Robert Blakely, Laue. Green: Dr. Manville, Wm Ht'ghes, Maj.

Downey. Tippacanoe: Dr. Southall, Coons, Alleman. Bourbon: Capt Iledrick, Bolton Ben Reed. German: Moses Keyser, Dr Saylor, Schlarb.

North: Palmer, It Schroyder, Conger. Polk: Esq Falconbury, Dr Richmond, Singleton. West: Cha3. Cook; A Corse, James Thompson. Walnut: Brown, Marlin Bucher, Mr I laicht.

Committer on Vocal Music Dan Mc Donald, II Dickson, Whitmore. Ordnance Kelly, Armstrong, Taylor, James Smith. Daniel Armstrong. Fire-Works: Carbutt, II Hall, IW Hill. Sats and Stands Joseph Westervelt, Klinger, Cushman, and Mr.

Brink. Maui il Music Justice, Brooke, Wm Zehner, Zehnen The Plymouth Hook Ladder Co. Xo. 1 the Masons, Good Templars, Wash-ingtonians, and the Presbyterian Methodist Sunday Schools, Are respectfully invited to be present in uniform and regalia. The procession will form ns follows: The Military and Protection Hook Ladder Co Xo 1, will form on Washington street; the Masons, Good Templars and Washing-tonians, and Sunday Schools, will form on Michigan street, north of the Edwards House; citizens generally will form on Michigan tret, south of the Edwards House.

The procession will then move west to Center street, thence south to L-porte street, thence east to Michigan street, thence north to Adams street, thence west to the Seminary grounds. There will be a basket-dinner; everybody is invited to attend and bring a basket full of provisions, and have a general good time. ORDER OF PROCESSIOX. 1st, Military Music and Banner; 2d, Hook Ladder Co. Xo.

3d, Committee of Arrangements; 4th, President, Vice President, and Chaplain; 5th, Orator and Reader; 6th, Ladies dressed in white, with badges; 7th, Vice Presidents from the townships; 8th, Masons; 9th, Good Templars; 10th, Washintonians and Sunday Schools; llth, Citizens generally. ORDER AT 1st, Prayer; 2d, Singing; Sd, Reading Declaration; 4th, 5th, Oration; 6th, Singing; 7th, Benediction; Gth, Dinner. A Card. Plymouth Ixd. Juke Oih 1859.

To the Friends of Eugene Hutchinson (Deceased.) Perhaps it may not be in-appropiate at this time in behalf of the friends residing at tender my grateful acknowledgments for the numer ous and long continued friendship and sympathy, extended towards our brother during his afflictions connected with the protacted illness, and)the death of his wife. Also for the marked, and unwearied kind offices pei formed during his recent sickness, and burial. The large and universal attendance on tho performance of the last offices of tho deceased is indication of that univcisal s) mpathv which has ever charac terized his friendd in Plymouth; and shall ever bo held in irrateful remembrance. I would not rob the grave of its well earned laurels that I felt tempted to bear those evergreens departed, with the 'Furcicell faithful friend teacher by tho Supt. teachers, and Echolars, of the Sabbath School with which he was connected, to his distant friends as a token of their ap- appreciation of their departed Sabbath School Teacher.

I will let them remain where they belong, and be content with da-guerrotyping them upon the tablets of my mind, and bear them hence to'be copied indelibly upon the minds of his family where they will ever reiiain fresh and green and emit forth an aroma cr fragrance which shall ever remind us of the hih esteem in which our brother was bv his frieuds and associates in Plymouth. John Hutchinson. Tomu Stones. Our readers are probably not aware that wo have in Plymouth a tomb stone manu factor v. Such is the case.

On tho South West corner of La-porte and center streets you will find it, where tomb stones manufactured in the best style, and can be had as reasonable terms as thev can be obtained at other establishments. All orders left with Mr. Roberts the proprietor will be promptly filled. Senator Douglas, armed in Chicago last week where he will remain until Congress conveuc3. The attention of the reader i3 directed, to the communication of on the first page of this paper.

evidently been addicted to a too free use of tobacco and having affected a reform is anxious to "let his light so shine that others seeing his good works," may profiit by hi3 example. We commend D's article to the carefal consid eration of those who use tho "weed," with tho hope it vill not be without its in fluence. jC5TWe are urder many obligations to C. H. Reeve, for tho nicest assortment of cultivate! strawberries we have ever seen.

jCSTWe are ider obligations to Messrs. Lindsey fc Weiton, of the 'News for sundry favors in the way of newspaper presentations. They keep for sale all the principal eastern journals, and are remarkably willing to dispose of them for a pecuniary consideration. who wish any kind of sew-incr dene, would do well to consult the ad-vertisemcnt of Mrs. Rhodes and Miss Logan, in to-day's.

tETThcre has been a change in the time table of the Ii R. Trains from tbe east at Pljmouth going west at 5 a and 4 20 m. Going east arrive about 10 a and 10 pm. Rrucioi- Notice. The Rt.

Rev. George Up fold, Bishop of the Episcopalian Church for the State of Indiana, will preach at the Methodist Church in this place on next Tuesday evenitg the 21st inst. Obituart. Mr Manasseh Mi Bailev, of Fort-laud Michigan, died of typhoid feyer at the residence of Rev II. Weiler in tins vicinity, on the Gth Laporie Times.

iiti i i rtrii AY hen the melancholy news of Mr. Bai ley's death reached his friends in this 1 place, the expression 01 sorrow and regret was evidence of trie high appreciation in tunan fortunate as to make his acquaintance. Mi. tl i ay his rest as peaceful as his life was w.u.. uo oo virtuous.

DIED Jane Olli, at the Edwards House rJ.0 Afro Afit in tins place, Mrs. mama i ackard. ii in the thirty-Grst year Of her age. Mrs. Packard was born in tho State of Vermont, July 27, 1C20.

Xine years ago last October she, with her parents, emigrated to this State and settled near this place. Mrs. P. possessed many excellent traits of character, and her amiability of disposition won for her the high esteem of a large circla of friends. She was a member of the Independent Order of Good Templars, and at the time of her death was filling an important office, and in her death tha order has lost one of its brightest ornaments and best working me iibers.

A few days before her death she sent for the writer of this sketch, who at her request, administered the ordinance cf baptism, and placed her name on the church record; she at the same time expressing a willingness to either live or die. An immense concourse of people attended her funeral, and deep feeling was realized in the entire community. She leaves an aged mother, two brothers and two sia- ters anu a nine son, wuu numerous otner fiiends, to mourn their loss. To the Memort of Mas. Maria Packard, deceased Juxe 9tii, 1 059.

Whereas, The Lord of Heaven and Earth, the dispenser of life and death, has suffered our Worthy Vice Templar, Sister Mama Packard to depart to "that bourne whence no traveler returns," and Whereas, We recognize her as a worthy officer and active worker in our loved order, and a virtuous, noble-souled, hixh-minded woman, by which virtues she has endeared herself to us in ties of strongest friendship and affection therefore as a slight token of tho steem in which we hold her memory, be it IlcsolucJ, That we deeply deplore the grievous loss we have sustained by the decease of our beloved officer and sister, and tkat lime cannot sufiice to blot out the memory of our present sadness. Resolved, That as a co-worker in one of the great causes of suffering humanity temperance our sister was zealous, un. tirinir and efficient. liesolved, That wo tender to the greatly bereaved fiiends and relatives of our dear sister who lias gone from among us, our kindest nnd heartfelt condolence. liesolved, That these resolutions be pub lished in tue Marshall County RcpnlUcan and the Marshall County Democrat, and that a copv of them bf sent to the near relatives of the deceased, our sister.

Done by order of Morning Star Lodgo, Xo. I. O. G. at Plymouth 9 June llth, 1859.

D. T. PHILLIPS, W. C. T.

Demstfr Tii4yer, W. tern. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION There will be a Democratic Count) Convention held at the Court-house in Plymouth on the 16th day of June, r.t 1 o'clock P. to nominate candidates for County Clerk, and Commis sioner. The Democrats iu the several Townships aro requested to meet in township Convention on the llth day of Juno not, to elect delegates to the County Convention.

This step is highly necessary, and is most earnestly urged upon the Democrats of every township, and it is hoped that no township will neglect it, and particularly that Democrats will not permit any others to meet and appoint for thera while they star at home. It has been thought that an apportiobment of dclgates based on the last Congressional vote, would be equal as it could be made and that ratio has been adopted. This will give each township delegates as follows: Union 21, Green 8, Bourbon 8, German 7, Polk North 6, Tippecanoe 5, -Wcsi G. Let every Democrat consider it his duty to attend the township meeting, and sec that delegates arc selected who will attend. Bv order of the Central Committee.

A. C. STALEY.Ch'm. D. YiMXEDcr, Secretary.

Ifew Advertisements. Stato of Indiana. Marshall County. John Mono well V9 Notice of Attachment. Barnhart Soicc Attachment before II Case a Justice of the Tcacc of Center Township, Marshall Couny Indiana.

Notice is hereby given to the defendant and all others concerned that the filing of the complaint, aflidavit and bondt, in the above entitled cause and it appearing by affidavit that the defendant is a nonresident of the State of Indiana tte defendant wilt take notice that on the 7th day of July 1859, at 10 o'clock a on said day I will proceed to bear and determine said creditors claim. June 14th II CASE, Justice (seal) STATE OF INDIANA. MARSHALL COUNTY, SS: Iu Marshall Circuit Court, August term, 1558. Ezra R. Dibble, 1 John C.

Work and Lansing Moore, V3 Samuel Burns. The PlaintifTs in Osborne Phillip? Foreclosure. ike above entitled cause, by their attorneys, have filed in my oluce their complaint for Foreclosure, aim it appearing by aflidavit that defendant, Samuel Burns, is a non-resident of the State of Indiana: he is therefore notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint, and that the same will be heard at the next term of term of the Marshall Circuit Court, to be holden at the ourt house in Plymouth on the second Monday of 1850, aud unless he appear, plead, (t demur thereto, the same will be heard nnd determined in hid absence. Attest N. R.

PACKARD, Clerk. junlG-29tf Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of an cxe cution and order of sale to me directed from the Clerk of the Marshall Cir- nr r. 1. 1, 1 i vuuu.i in uiu-r iui salt; ua uic Iii uutcisuu Saturday the the lGth day of July ie53, between th.c hours of 10 o'clock a mand 4 o'clock of I said day, the following described real estate in Mar- shall County Indiana? to-wit: West half of the north cast quarter, the south' cost quarter ofthc north east quarter and the south! east quarter of section thirty the north easi quarter oi section truny one; ana the no WC9t quarter of section thirty-two; and the no cast quarter and tlie north ea.t quarter of the nc west rjuarter of section thirty-three, towns north north hip jtmrty-iour range one east.

Also the north cast quarter cf the south west of section twenty-nine the west half of the south cast quarter of section thirtv, nnd the t. i.ip .1 north naif of section thirty-one, in township tlur ty-four, north of ran-e two east, containing in all id' tcn Luudred nd c5shty Taken as the rronertv of Edwin A Wales and Mary Wales at the suit of Alexander II Xew-bould. O. M. HAtiNAUD, Sheriff.

SherifT's Sale. By virtue of an execution to me directed irom the Clerk of the Common Tleas Court, I will oiler for sale, as the law direct3, at the court house door inrivmouth, Marshall countv. Indiana. ZJ, iSof said day, the following described real estate, in said Marshall countv, Indiana, to-wit: The west part of the south east quarter of pec-tioii 20, township range 2 east, supposed to contain fifty acres all that part that lies west of Yellow River, except five acres off of the north ene of said land. Taken as the propertv of Daniel Long at the suit of Wood, Eberhart Co.

O. AI. BARNARD, Sheriff. To Nonresidents. The undersigned with the County Surveyor will on the llth day of July lKr9, proceed to survey and locate tbe corners of Iiis land in section 28, township 32 north, range 3 west, in Stark County Indiana, to meet at tbe 8 ami continue until all surveved.

Nonresideuls who fail to meet tho Survevor at the time appointed or for defraying their portion 'of the expense, will be returned to the Countv Auditor and such delinrmencv placed on the tax DRESS MAKINC MRS RHODES -AND- MISS LOGAN Respectfully announce to the Lidi of Plymouth nnd vicinity, that they have commenced the above business on Adams street, between Michigan and Center, where they are prepared with the latest fashions from New York and Boston, to give to all who miy give them a call. All kinds of sewing Shirts, Pants, Vests kc done in good Ptjle, and on reasonable teims. Stato of Indiana, Marshall County. In the Marsl all Common Tleas Court, July term, 1659. NOTICE is hereby given that at the June term of the said court, to be holden on the the third Mond iy of June, 151), account current will be presented to the court for final settlement of the estate of Henry Knott, deceased.

atttst: N. R. PACK All Clerk. juuJ.2:?t2 W. M.

Kexdall, dop. THE ELEPHAN is And may be seen free of charge at the store of VINNSDG-jES BRO, No. 1 Corbin's Block, Plymouth Wh-re there is kept constantly hand a large and well selected of GROCEPJES Consisting" (f Tea, Colibe, Sugar, Tobacco, Cundic, yfs, liatshif. Pepper, Altice, Saleraius, Mustard, Common and funry Sunps Starch, Indigo, Soda, Clore. Cinnamon, And everything in the Grorrory down to a stick of Allen's Celebrated Piihnonirv Chewing Gum, And 'n addition their heavy stock of Groceries, they have fil'ed their commodious store room chock-full of DRY GOODS Of every viriety and style.

Also Sheetings and Bleached Goods of every pnide, which we will sdl cheap for cash or It eaJy Pay. for we have only to say, call and examine snd onr friend Mark will be always ready to elcome and accommodate our customers. Very Yours, 2G VJNNEDGE BRO. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF AMERICAN A Constantly on hand at jun2-27m3 A. MYERS'S.

State of Indiana, Marshall County. In Marshill Circuit Court, August Term, Nancy Young T9 Complaint for Divorce. David -Younjj. The plaintiff in the above named cause, by Osborne Phillips, her attorneys, has filed in my office her complaint against the defendant for divorce, and it appearing by affidavit that the defendant, David Young, is a nonresident of the State of Indiana; he therefore notified of the filing and pendency of raid complaint, and thr.t the same will be heard at the next term of the Marshall circuit court, tobe holden at the court house in Plymouth, on the second Monday of August, 1S59, and unless he appear, plead, answer or demur thereto, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. Attest Fackard, C.

WHO WANTS MONEY TVTOTICE is hereby given to holders of County Orders, of Marshall county, with numbers corresponding with the numbers below, dated 1853 and 1854, that upon presentation to the County Treasurer, at his office, the will be redeemed: 3746, 3747, 3749, 3758, 3753, 3787, 3831, 3832, 38:33, 3646, 3833, 3851, 3893, 3897, 4000. 4102, 4U01, 4019, 4123, 42C8, 4269. 4270. jun9-2St3 D. V1NNEDGE, T.

M. C. Stato of Indiana, Marshall County. Before E. K.

Earl, May 31, 1S29. John Zehner, vi Proceedings in Attachment. William Wolf. IT appealing that the defendant, Vllliam Wolf, has had no personal service of summons in this cause, he is hereby notified of the filing of Raid complaint, the issuing of process, and the pendency of said cause, and that tho same is set for trial on the second day of July, 159, at 10 o'clock a at my office in Green township. jun9 2St3 E.

K. EARL, Justice Seal NOTICE. NOTICE is hfreby given that the undersigned have taken oat letters of administration on the cs titc of Nathan L.lkbcock, deceased, late of Marshall county, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. PETER REICIILEY, GEORGE A.

DEMON Adm's THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH AND MATURITY. Just Published, Gratis, 25th Thousand. A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL Treatment, without Mfdkine, of Spermatorrhea, or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Genital and Nervous Debility. Premature Decay of the System, ImpoUncr, and Mnvirriage generally.

EyB. DELANEY, D. The important fact that them my alarnrn complaints, originating in the imprudence and solitude of youth, may be easily removed without Medicine, is in tins small tract elearly demonstrated; and the entirely new and highlv'successful treatment, as adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means of which every one is enabled to cure Himself perfectly the least possible cost, the tcbj avoiding all the advertised noetrums of the day. Sent to any address, Kitis nnd po.t free in a sealed envelope, by remitting, (post paid) two postage stamps to Dr B. DE LANEY, 68 cast 31st street, New York City.

AN ORDINANCE To amend ecction let of an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to punivh Intoxication and other disorderly conduct, passed November 1st, Be it Ordained, by the President and Trustees of the town of Plymouth: rrIIAT section 1 of an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to punish intoxication and other disorderly conduct," passed November 1, 1858, which reads as follows, to-wit: "Bo it ordainodby the President and Trustees of the town of Plymouth, that any person or persons, hereafter being, or found in a st of intoxication, or shall be guilty of any other disorderly conduct, in any street, public highway, public place, or building, within the corporate limits of said town, shall be deemed guilty of a misdeireanor, and upon conviction thereof, shall be fined in any sura not less than one dollar, nor more than twenty-five dollars," be, pp.d the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows, to-wit: Be it Ordained, by the President and Trustees of the corporate town of Plymouth, that anv person who fchall hereafter be found in a state of intoxication, or who shall be guilty of any other disorderly conduct, in any street, highway, or other pubiic place within the corjoratc limits of said town, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon convictioa thereof fhall be fined in any sum not loss t'iau one dollar, nor more than tcn dollars. KLINGER, Trcs't. attest: Osborne, Clerk pro tem. May 25th, Jun9-2St3 AN ORDINANCE Tm amend section 8 of an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to organizs a Fire Department, passed November 1st, lt-'SS. SEC.

1 Be it Ordained, by the President r.nd Trustees of the town of Plymouth, so much of section 8 of an ordinance entitled an "Ordinance to organize a Fire Department," pass ed November 1st, IKS-1, as reads as follow, to-wit: All gunpowder, friction matches, camphene, burning fluid, or other combustible or dangerous material shall be kept a fe distance from lire and lights, and shall rot be sold after caudle lighting," be, and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows, to-wit: AM gunpowder, camphene, burning Uuid.and other explosive, or dangerously combustible material, shall be kept at a safe distance from fire and lights, and shall not be sold after candle lighting. Sec '2 Beit further Ordained, that as much of saiU section as reads as to, lows, to-wit: "Anv violation of any of the conditions of the above section, shall be deemed a m'vlemcanor, and shall be fined in any sura not less thin tin dollars," slnll be, and hereby is, amended so as read as follows, to-wit: Any person violating a-iy of th provisions herein enumerated, shall be deemed guilty of a mi -demeanor, nnd upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum not more than ten KLINGER, ries't. attfst: Osborne. Ciesk pro tem. 25th, lc59 AN OHDIXANCr: To ivpc.il section 7 of s-n or.lin-mce entitled "An Ordhrmei to oran'z; a Fire Di'pai tmr-iit," passed November 1st, W'; nnd deliniiig the dulh eki.ciis ros any lire within the QEC.

I Peit Orliir.ed, by Prwi-Iont snd 3 Trustio.4 of tii! town of Plymouth. M.i.sh-iII county, Iii iii th-it seeiiou 7 of an ordinance entitled "An Ordin-mce to organize a fire deptrt-nu'iit," passed November 1, be, r.d the same is, hereby repealed. He it further that all citizens of the town of Plymouth, who shall be present at any lire occnrriiijr within the corporate limits of said town, shall obov all reasonable demands made upon them by any of tlu olli'er the li'-e department of said town, and failure so to do, shall, upon conviction thnrot, be lia-d in any sum not loss than one dollar, nor re th in ten s. Ii KLINGER. Pris't.

atte-t: OsBor.NE, Cleric pro tt i.i. May 25th, 15J ORDERED the Fresident and Trustees of the town of Pivino.iMi. tiiatbv law number of "IJvd.iws the compensation of tli1 ollieers of I tie corporation, the. meetings of the Trustees, kc-," be, and the same is, hereby repealed. Ordert-1, further, that tho followinsr Dv-Lnv be, and tiie same is, herehy adopted, to-wit: rso.

The Marshal shall be allowed fur scviccs in cxecutinsr the orders oi the Trustees. or enforcing the ordinances of id town, the same compensation allowed to Lons.ahlcs by law or similar services; and for collecting the taxes of said corporation, as assessed on the duplicate of the corporation, he shall be Allowed five per centum on (he amouut he collects and iys over to the Treasurer; and for each day he shall be otherwise cm ployed as Marshal or Street Commissioner, he shall allowed the sum of one dollar and hftv cents. II attest: Osborne, Clerk pro tem. Slay 25th, jn9-2St3 AN ORDINANCE Regulating the compensation of the Marshal in certain cases, arid to repeal conflicting ordinances. BE it Ordained, by the President and Hoard of Trustees of the corporate town of Plymouth, that the Marshal of said town shall be allowed for his services, iu taking up or impounding any horse, colt or mule, which nuv hereafter be found running at larjrc within tbe corporate l.niits of said town, contrary to tho provisions of an "Ordinance to prevent horses, lolts, and mules fror.

running at large lthm the corporate limits ot tne town ot Ph mouth," passed August 3rd, 1657, the sum of one dollar for crcb animal so taken up and impounded, and also the fmther sum of fifty cents per day for day the same may continue in his charge; all orders, ordinances and parts of or dinances, conflicting with the foregoing provisions are hereby repealed. JBN KLINGER, Pre'st. attest: Osborxe, Clerk pro tem. May 23th, lS59-juu9-28t3 To ITon-resiclents. The unllersigned with the couaty Survevor Will, on Tuesday the 27 th day of Juuentxt, proceed to survey and locate the corners of his land in sec tion 14, town range 1 west in Stark County, to meet on the premises, and continue from dav to dav till all is surveyed.

iTon-rcsidenU ho fail to meet the surveyor At the place above specified and defray or provide for defraying their portion of the expense of said Survey, will be returned to the county Auditor and such delinquency placed on the tax du plicate and eolected according to law. A. JOHNSON, jun9 26t3 IRA WAY. ShcrifPs Sale. By virtue of an execution tome directed from the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit court 1 will olTer for sale as the law directs, at the court House door in the town ot Plymouth Marshall County Indiana on Saturday the 25th day of June 159, between the hours of 10 o'clock a and 4 o'clock of said day, the followin: described real estate situate in Marshall County Indiana, to-wit: Lot number one hundred and fifty-four (l.r4) in the original plat of the town of Plymouth, Indiana, Taken as the property of Ilinxm Dennis at the svit of George liosenbury.

BARNARD, Sheriff. INEVITABLE Highly Important from Tho Emperor of Trance at the Head of half a Million Soldiers! The Empress proclaimed llegeni during the Lmperor Absence! UT in th event cf all these facts uo nui iaii io the rt "fry ot ii HABOTAllE STORE Xo. 1, Westei-velt'a Block, PLYMOUTH, IND. Now propelled by BUCS T0AET, Successors to L. Crane who are selling all kinds of poods usually found in a Hardware Store, consisting in part of Iron; ITils Cook, Parlor Plate Siorcs Copper, S22eet-Iron, fU Ju jEtL S3 2 Agricultural Implements' Saddlery Coach HARDWARE, iowacr, XsectdL, dbc, efce- Togethrr with a host of other things too numerous to put in type.

We would state to the people ot Northern liuliiin, ho purchase their in they will always find us in readiness to show them curn ls. and in all cases will find them as We do not advertise to sell at cost, but will at a fair advance on manufacturers pi ices, und as cheap as the cheapest, for Oar TIN llOP is in pood running order, and wc would any work you may want dn in that iine, at low s. an-1 with licspaUh. We have recently taken up our rs iih you, and int i to m. ike it our h.ii:e.

Vuuid ask all who arc in want of goo.lssn our line, to fciveu? a ill before purchasing, and wc trust, by pvin' strict attrntioii your and br ivin; um r.fi rooLs, to merit a share of your patioiiaf. Don't lii touive us a call. Iiu.teni1 er the place, door toulh of l-y (I.to.is Store, c. c. r.ircK.f Yours, Vcrv Respectfidlv, c.

e.toax. BUCK TO AN. June "jVTOTICn. The Hoard of localization for Mar.di.-ill county, will meet at tho Court House. in Plymouth, on the l'rst Monday of June, 1'TiO, fjr the purpose of hoarin and determining iirievr.nccs, and coualiz nviit- ttn-reon.

AUSTIN I llld.Elt, jtu.Ctl Auditor M. AN ORPIJUXL'E. Bo it crdainrif, by the President and Trustees of the corporate town of Ph mouth, in the county of Marshall and State of Indiana that the street c-om- missifiticr is authorized, an it id hereby made his duty to reouire poison to remove stone, lumber, arid other obstructiv from the streets and alley within said corjK) ration, and if the owners neglect or refuse to remove the same xrithin ten after notice given by the stree commissioner, oaid com missioner is required to remove the same at the expenstf of such owners, to tucli place on the premises of the owner with the corjioration, ntf said owners i hill direct, and if such owner shall refuse or fail to designate any jwirticular place to which such obstruction shall be removed, then the street commissioner thai! remove the same to the most convenient place on the premise's of the owner or occupant of the lot adjoining tc stree or alley obstructed. And be it further ordained, that any and all persons are hereby prohibited from placing any obstruction, within or any of the streets, alleys or sidewalks within saM corjoration, and any pe rson oficmUng ftgain-t this provision of this ordinance (hall be lined iu any sum not less than one dollar, nor more than ten dollars; protided however that nothing herein contained shall be so construed as to prohibit any person from unloading, and leaving firewood tviihin any street not more than five days at any cue time, nor from putting building materials fori reasonable time in any street in front of the lot or premises upon which said material are intended to be used. J.B.N.

KLING ER, Pres't. attest: J. G. Osnoircr, Cl'k protcm. Mav 25lh 27t3.

ORDINANCE. Be it ordained, by the President and Trustees of the corporate town cf Plymouth, in Marshall county, and State of Indiana, Sec. 1. That any person or persons who shall make anv public ex nbition for pain within the corporate limits of said town, shall pay as a license for to doing, not less than one nor more than fifteen dollars far ech aud cvrry twenty-four hours he or thev iy continue 5uch exhibition, the amount to be discretionary with the Marshal of said town; and any persons offending against the provision of this shall be ned in any Eum no one dollar no more than fifteen dolbre. Sec.

2. And br it furlhrrorlained, tht each andt every traveling peddler or auctioneer, shall pay for a license not less than one dollar nor more than five dollar for each and every twenty-four hours they shall or may vend merchandise within the limits of said town of the amount to be leftdiscretionarv with the Marshal of Faid town. and anj pefson offending against tbe provisions of this section, shall upon conviction thereof before any court competent jurisdiction, be fintrd in any sum not less than one dollar nor more than five dollars for each offense, provided, however, that nothing in this ordinance couUdned shall be so construed as to prevent the Treasurer of this corporation from issuing to traveling peddlers a license for the term of six mom upon the production of a receipt from the Marshil of the payment of five nor more lhan twenty-five dollars by the pcrpon applying for such license. Sec. 3.

All ordinances and parts of conflicting with the provisions of this ordinance arc hereby repealed. 5 JBN KLINGER, Pres'2 attest: JG OyuoRtE, Cl'k pro tem. May 25th lc53 jun2-27t3. LANKS FOR JUSTICES OF THE reacefor sale cheap, at this Office..