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STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:


NOTICE 10 James Leadman:
r he said James Leadman being a non
residedpnt Of said county, and the
owner of the north west quarter of sec
tion twelve, in township ihir;y-lhree
north of range two east. in said county.
is hereby notified that the center line ol
the Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail Road
40.SS 100 chains; said center line en'er-
ing said section on the east line 20 752
100 chains north of the south east cor
ner. passing across said section Gnclu-
ding said trac) in straight line. TO the
west line Of said section. and out ot a
point 23. SO 100 chains south of the north
west corner of said section; said center
line being marked by station stakes, be
said distances as above stated, more Oh
less.
That the said Fort Wayne and Chicago
Rail Road company desire and intend to
appropriate the Right of way for THEN
said Rail Road rough said tract of land
for the width and space of fifty feet on
each side Of said center line. with the
right of .ay over said land. to construct
repair, and maintain said Road. make
drains and aqueducts. take materials Tex
cept tim ber) within the said space Of fif
ty feet. with all the privileges granted b!
law, in as full and ample a manner al
may be required for said purposes, to have
and to held the same as long as required
lUr the uses of said Road. The loca tior
of which. lire SIS now made on said tract
is fully shown by a map and profile, al
al lso declaration in this behalf. on fiji,
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Marshal
Circuit Court in said county.
The Fort Wayne d Chicago Raj
Road Company.
By G. II. REEVE. Atty for the Can.
August IL. 1858. 1913.
Plymouth banner., 1853-08-11

LARGE WHEAT.-Mr. Daniel Rhodes
living in the vicinity Of this place. left
at Cur Office few days ago. some eight
or ten of the largest wheat heads we ev-
ci sdw-somr Of them meosurinS eight
Inches in length. One of the largest pro
daced le0 full and solid grains.
Plymouth banner., 1853-08-11
State Of Indiana,
Marshall County. SIS.
Notice to Jacob Hlttle:

Notice to Jacob Bittle:
ME said Jacob Hittle being a non resident
Il ofsald county. and the owner OF the nor,h
half OF the north east quarter OF section twenty
three, In township thirty three forth, OF range
three east, IN said countv, Is hereby notified
That the GENRE line of the Fou Wayne and
Chicago Rail Road crosses said tract of land. a
distanc of IL g. 100 chains. Ssid centre Inns
Plymouth banner., 1853-08-11
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:

"
NOTICE to William n. Conklin and
others unknown. heirs Of Conklin
deceased. (whoss given name is un-
known:)
T,he said William Conklin, and others
unknown. being non-r residents of Sal
county. and the owners of the east half
of the north west quarter. and the west
half OF the north east quarter. of section
seventeen. IN township lhirty.three north,
of range three east, in said county. are
noti fed, that the center line of the Fort
Wayne and Chicago Rail Road crosses
said tracts of land distance of 4l.94 100
chains said center line entering said sec
Plymouth banner., 1853-08-11

APOLoGETIc.-The almost endless
string Of advertisements this week. has
monopo!ised the greater part of our read
ing loom. On the second page. This
work had to be dons. and our readers will
certainly bear with US for two weeks
more, when they will be set aside for our
usual variety.
Plymouth banner., 1853-08-11
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY. g

Alotice to Fanny Humphrey. or Cyrus
q Ingersoll and Fanny Ingersoll.-The
said Fanny Humphrey. or Cyrus Ingersoli
nd Fanny Ingersoll. being non residents
# said county. and the owners of the
North East quarter of Section l. in Town
ship 33, north. Of Range l East. in said
county. are notified thst the center line
Of the Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail Road
crosses said tract of land. distances OF
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We lrernt farmers who were at South
Bend OH Saturday last that good white
Wheat was th'n commanding Csc pei
bushel, and that from S. 10 80 cents was
offered for red.
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section. is SO 100 chairs. east of lie
north west corner: said center line be;N.
ma arked By station stakes, be said dls,sn-
ces as above stated. more or less.
That the sid Fort WAYNE nd Chicago
Rail Road Company desire and intend 10
appropri't te the Right of way for their
said Rail Rod through sail tract of land.
for the middle and space of fifty fee, on
each side of said center line, with the
right Of way over said land. TO construct.
repoir End maintain said Road. make
drains and aqueducts, take materials (ex
cept timber) within the said space of fif.
ty feet. with all the privileges granted by
law, in as full and ample a manner e
may be required for said purposes, TO have
and 10 hold the same as long as REQUIRED
for the uses of said Road The location
Of which line as now made on said tract.
is fully shown bv map and profile. as
also decls ration in this behalf on file
in the office OF the Clerk of the Marshall
Circuit Court in said county.
The Fort Wayne 6- Chicago Rail
Road Company.
By c. H. REEVE. Atty for the Com.
August /. 1858. 23,3.
Plymouth banner., 1853-08-11
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, IS

NOTICE TO Francis Bates and Others
unknown. heirs of David Bates:
fHE said Francis Bates and others un-
known. being non residents If ssid
county. ans being The owners of the west
ives. quarter of section thirty-two. n the
north east quarter and the north half OF
the east half Of the north west quarter OF
section thirty.three. in Township thirty
four north OF range one east. in said coun-
ty, ere hereby notified shat the centre Inns
Plymouth banner., 1853-08-11

advertisements to insure nser-
ton, must be handed in by Tuesday preced-
ing the dav Of publication.
Plymouth banner., 1853-08-11
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY. SIS:

4h "a hSAl "A Ill SOON SS.
NOTICE TO Napoleon B. Alleman, T.
Schuyler AlIeman. Nelson M. Alieman,
George K. Alleman, John S. Alleman.
Aaron l.. Alleman. Ruth AllemSn aud
Eunice Alleman. heirs of J. G. Alleman
deceased
THE said Napoleon B. AlIeman and z.
Schuyler Alleman being the owners of The
undivided half. and will. the others hove
ma med. heirs 10 the other undivided half Of
the north west quarter of section six, in
township thirty-three north. of range two
east. in said county, aud they with the
said John S. George X. Nelson NJ, and
Aaron L. Ailrman. being non residents Of
! said county, are hereby notified that the
centre line Of the Fort Wayne and Chi
cago Rail Road crosses said tract of land
dis'anc of 40.63 100 chains; said CEN
tire line entering said section on the east
line at a point 81 chains south OF the
north east corner. passing across said
section in straight line. including said
tract. to, and out at point on the west
! line Of said Sc, ton l2S5-l00 chains
south Of the north west corner; said CEN
tre line being marked by station stakes.
| be said distances as a boye stated, more or
less.
That the said Fort Wayne and Chicngo
Rail Road Company desire and intend 10
appropriate the Right of way for their
said Rail Road through said tract oflsnd,
for the middle and spara of fifty feet on
each side of said center line. with the
right of way over said land, 10 construct,
repair and maintain said koad, make
dr.ins and aqueducts. take materi'ls tx.
cept t;mber) within the said space OF fif-
,y feet, with oil the privileges grsnted by
law, in as full and ample manner az
may be required fer Sd id purposes. TO have
and TO hold the same as long as required
for the uses Of said Road. The location
Of which line as now made OH said tract,
is fully shown by a map and profile. as
also a declaration in this behalf. on file
| in the office Of the Clerk of the Marshall
Circuit Court in said county.
The Fort Wayne d Chicago Rail
Road Company.
BY G. IL. REEVE. Atty for the Com.
Angus, IL. 1883. 1913.
Plymouth banner., 1853-08-11
STATE OF INDIANA.
MAD SHAT rnr

MARSHALL COUNTY, IS:
NOTICE TO John Armstrong. and 9th
ers unknown. heirs Of George w. Arm
strong. deceased
k HE said John Armstrong and 9th.
ers unknown, being non residents of ssiI
county, and owners of the nerih west
quarter OF section one. in township ,hir-
ty- three north, of range one east. in said
county. are hereby notified that the CEN
tire line OF the For. WAYNE and Chicago
Rail Road crosses said tract of land dis.
tance of l5.9 loo chains; said centre
line entering said section on the east line
at point. S5-l00 cha ins south of the
north east corner. passing across said sec
tlon IL straight line. including ssid
tract. 10. and out al o point on the north
line of said section "a 55 100 chains east
of the north west corner of said section:
said centre line being marked by station
stakes, be said distances as above stated
more or less.
That the said Fort Wayne and Chicago
Rail Road Company desire and intend 10
appropriate the Right of wsy for ,heir
said Rail Road through said tract of land.
for the middle and space of fifty feet on
each side of said center line with she
right OF way over said land, to construct,
repair and maintain said Road. nuke
drains and aqueducts, take materials Tex
cept timber) within the said space of ff-
ty feet, with all the privileges granted by
law, in as full and ample manner as
may DE required for said purposes. to have
and to hold The anne as long as required
for the uses Of said Road. The location
of which line as now made on said tract,
is fully shown by a map and profile. ss
also declaration in this behalf on fle
IN the Office of the Clerk Of the Marshall
Circuit Court in said county.
The Fort wayne f. Chicago Rail
Road Company.
By c. IL. REEVE, Atty for the Com.
August III. 1883 1913.
The daily republic., 1853-08-26

RUFFIANIsM IN New YoRK.-As an instance
of the reckless brutality Characteristic of the New
York rowdies, we take the following from the Sun
Of Wednesday:
yesterday afternoon boy named John Sal
mon, while driving cart in company with man
named Nolan, in Seventeenth street, near avenue
A, was met by party Of rowdies, among whom
was one who gave his name Patrick Jones,
who, while in the act of crossing the street, struck
Salmon horse over the head with stick. No
Ian jumped from the cart, and inquired why he
had done SO. Jones replied that he would strike
him, whereupon he Immediately seized cart
rung, and aimed blow at Nolan, but did not hit
him. The Coy Salmon was standing at this time
on the front wheel of the cart, when, without fur
ther provocation, Jones struck him powerful
blow, hitting him on the right side of the neck;
the boy fell to the sidewalk insensble, the blood
flowing from his ears and mouth He con-
veyed to drug store in the vicinity. Jones at
tempted to effect his escape, but was fortunately
arrested by officers Sherwood and lehman of the
Eighteenth District Police, who conducted the
nhuman wretch before Justice Stuart, who COM
mtted him to the Jefferson Market Prison, to
await the result Of the boy injuries DR.. Shep-
pard attended Salmon at the residence of his ia
ther. He pronounces him to be in most dan
gerous condition
The daily republic., 1853-08-26
BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.

Congressional .No,ninaiosl- Railroad Discyinina-
ton Observation-Disclosures Political Movements.
BALTIMORE, August 25, 1853.
The Democratic Congressional Convention for
the third district yesterday unanimously nomi-
mated Joshua Vansant esq, as their candidate for
Congress. The name of Mr. Preston seems not to
have been mentioned, and it is not known yet
whether he will or not persist in being cand-
date
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have given
notice to Messrs Calhoun & Cowton, of Philadel-
pha, that the Objectionable contract by which that
firm has been enabled to deliver goods in Wheel
ing, over our road, cheaper than merchants
deliver them from Baltimore, will be forth
with annulled. This was, in reality, making Phi
ladelphia the terminus of the road; and it is the
intention of the company to change the through
ticket system, SO that Baltimore will no longer be
way station on the road.
The steamer Palmetto yesterday brought two
live alligators, fourteen feet long, from the banks
of st. Johns river, in Florida.
The steamship Tennessee stuck on her ways
yesterday afternoon, but WILL it is presumed, get
a1oat this afternoon Ca33
The Democracy have another ward election
this evening for the nomination of candidates for
the Offices of Commissioner of Public Works and
City Surveyor. The principal candidates for the
Commissioner of Public Works are Moor N. Falls
and John Hough, the latter claiming the nomina-
ton on the ground that he will remove all Wings
from Office in the various internal Improvement
companies OF the State.
The Wings on Monday next nominate their
delegates to the State Convention for the nomi-
nation of candidate for Governor, which meets
in this city on the LIST of September.
The daily republic., 1853-08-26

FRoM THE CoAsT OF AFRIcA.-The brig Chat
ham arrived at this port this morning from Sierra
Leone July 15 In consequence of heavy rains,
the coast was quite unhealthy, and some of the
officers and crews of number of British vessels
died of the yellow fever. There was no American
war-vessel seen the coast. No slavers had
been captured since the two at Rio Pongos by the
British The British steam propeller Faith, which
trades between England and the coast of Africa,
had been towed into Sierra Leone with her screw
broken, and it would take about fortnight to re-
pair it-Boston Travelter, 23d.
The daily republic., 1853-08-26
d U r X r r.
CsLEBRATxD

Chcmic&l Yeast or Baking Powders
The cAropsst Asaithi<sf, most sssL and economical
article fov yoisiwx Bread, Biscuit. Fried, Gridd,
and Joknsy CAKES, Psstyy. Pud6imgs, Ssest
Cakes. Corn Breed. &C., evsv i~ssssed
THIS 10 the most economical. useful. convenient.
Bread, Biscuit, Cakes, Pastry, Puddings. nc.
with either Wheat, Rye, Indian. or Buck wheat
Flour II is an Indispensable article in the culina
ry departments Of every household establishment,
and there ia no cook hOusekeeper in creation
Who will be without il after having fairly tried it.
Sold by the principal Grocers and Druggists.
oPIslons OF THE PREss.
Those who have tried it have found that the ad-
vertisement does not vaunt its praises too highly.
Tallahassee Fioridian and Journal, February 10,
1853. H fa
Housekeepers who have tested the quality of this
powder pronounce unanimously in its favor
LOckport Daily Courier. III
1t surpasses every thing in the shape of rising
yet used in The baking of cakes
Rah,oay Advocate and Register, Apyii Is. 1853.
This is article of such utility in various kinds
of cookery, that when Its virtues become properly
known, no housekeeper that studies comfort and
economy will willingly do without it.-Ne,o York
Pick, May 81. 1853. F
No one need hesitate to use, Durkee's all impor-
tant article to housekeepers Republican Banner
and Nashoile Whig. February II, 1863.
that you can eat with good relish, do not forgot
to procure Durkee's Baking Powder, and you will
not fail to have good bread, cakes, &c.- Troy Dai
iy Times. May "a, 1852.
We have tried this article, and can recommend
it with perfect confidence Gazette, July,
1862.
Durkee's Baking Powder we have tried at our
house, and our "bettrr haIf' astonished at the
result.-Nxlo York Daily Times. October %, 1853.
All good housewives will rejoice in and glorify
the name Of. Durkec, after. they have given his
Baking Powder fair trial-NesU York Sun. Sep
tember 30. 1852.
Durkee's Baking Powder. undoubtedly the best
article for this purpose that has yet been discov-
cred - Ne,o York Dutchman, February IL, 1853.
The highest Communications. from hundreds of
the largest and most respectable wholesale houses
in this and nearly every large city on this cont
nent, could be given if space allowed it,.
The ARTICLE is WARRANTED TO GIVE sATIsFAC-
TIoN.
Orders accompanied ,oith cash ,oill be promptly
filled. E. r. DURKEE,
Sole proprietor and man ufacturer,
Wholesale dealer in Sal Soda, Cream OF Tartar,
Sup Carb. Soda, Cooking Ext; acts, Wax
Matches, SC, l39 Water street, New York.
Agents in Washngton:
GEO. & THOS. PARKER & co.
Aug l5-3mif
The daily republic., 1853-08-26

ITO CAPITALISTS, ,ARCHITECTS, BUILD
i ERs, and all interested in superior article
of Lime for building, hard finish, cornices, chemi-
cal, and whitewashing purposes, &c
SEELY'S WASHINGTON LIME, manufactur-
ed in Seely's Excelsior Lime Kiln, at the corner of
Virginia avenue and Canal street. (lsand.) The
rock from which this lime is manufactured is from
the best quarres in this section of country, viz
Knott's, Flannagin's. Snyder's, and Wade's.
The lime ia pure wood burnt, and is drawn fresh
from the kiln every hour during the twenty four,
bo returned.
Proposals will be received for building of brick
lime-house story high, twelve-inch wall,
twenty-ive feet by fifty, roof Of tin; room for an
office to be finished in end. Proposal5 will be
received at the kiln until the goth instant.
Aug l7-eodiftf
The daily republic., 1853-08-26

T AW NOTICE.-SlDNEY S. BAXTER, late
IL Attorney General OF Virginia, has wed to
Washington to practice law.
He will practice in the Supreme Court Of the
United States, the courts of the District of Colum
bia, and attend to any professional business con-
fded to him.
Office in Morrison's new building, on Al street,
east of Pennsylvania avenue
References: Hon. J. J. Allen, Hon VIM. Daniel
Hon. Richard Moncure, Hon. G.. b. Samucls, Hon
George II. Lea, Of the court of appeals Of Virginia;
to the judges Of the circuit courts of Virginia. and
to the Senators and members of Congress from
Virginia. June ll-Tri WON
The daily republic., 1853-08-26
M. A, TYSON AND GISTER8
Female Seminary for Boarding and Day
Pupils.

.
Female Seminary for Boarding and Day
Pupils. N
On r street, bsfscssn Tscs!fM and TAiytsenM.
TINE DUTIES OF THIS INSTITUTION will
i bo resumed on Thursday, the 18th Of Septem-
ber at which time their pupils requested to be
punctual in attendancc, in order to promote a
speedy organization of the classes.
The many improvements and additions lately
able the principals to offer increased advantages
and facilities to their pupils.
They have also made arrangements for the ac
commodation OF twelve or fourteen boarding pu-
pills, who will find every thing provided thtt can
make home comfortable-such as chambers we'll
ventilated, carpeted in winter, and warmed at
pleasure by furnace; their study room lighted
with gas, and every other convenience that can
be desired.
No pupil will be admitted unless ga tisfactory
reference be given previously.
For terms, &C, Circulars may be had at the
Seminary and at he principal bookstores in the
city. Aug g26-dtl5thSep
The daily republic., 1853-08-26

Numerous artesian wells have been bored In
tho eastern part of San Francisco, water being
reached at depth of from one hndred and fifty
to one hundred and sevcnty-fve feet.
Some us 900 have been subscribed towards the
erection of suitable buildings for the instruction
Of the Chinese in San Francisco. 1t is proposed
to raise $25, 900 for this object
The daily republic., 1853-08-26
A CARD.

TOSEPH A. G'SCHWEND, PROFESSOR OF
u MUSIC, respectfully informs the citizens Of
Washington and vicinity that he has established
himself in this city, and is prepared to give les
sons on the Piano. Guitar, and in Singing
Orders left at Mr.. Thompson 3 Daguerrean Gal
lery, or at the Music and Fancy store of Mr.. John
+. Ellis, will be promptly attended to.
Terms-Twelve Dollars per quarter.
Mar Or
The daily republic., 1853-08-26
NEW MUSIC.

TUST RECEIVED at the Music Depot, south eide
% Pennsylvania avenue, four doors from Tenth
street-Songs: Come buy my spring flowers;
Charity; There is happy and All things love thee,
30 do ]; When shall we two meet again; Aunt Har-
riet Beecher Stowe; Petrinie Waltz; Lilly Dale;
Scbottisch Sleigh ride Polka; Albon Waltz: Ron
do Capriccioso; La Fee Dansante; Fairy Polka,
by Jae; Rainbow Schottisch; LIE Bananier, by
Gottschalk, &c., sc.
Aug l7-lw HILBUS HITZ.
The daily republic., 1853-08-26
BRILLIANT ATTRACTION.

BRILLIANT ATTRACTION.
NTcGRAW & JACOBS, corner 18th street and
lXl Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, ID. c.,
would respectfully inform their friends, custom
ers, and the public generally, that they are pre-
pared to supply them with the finest FAMILY
GROCERIES, old and choice LIQUORS, and
every article large and small in their department
at remarkable low prices; in fact, we shall estab
lish of those novelties 80 often spoken of, but
80 seldom found-A CHEAP PEOPLES GRO
Gerry STORE
Onr stock will be continuously replenshed from
the most celebrated importers and manufactures.
Thankful for past favors, we ask an enlargement
of the came.
All goods delivered promptly in any part of the
city free of charge.
Aup 22-eod3m
The daily republic., 1853-08-26
CENTRAL ACADEMY.

CENTRAL ACADEMY.
Old Medical College, corner Il s. 10th SITS.
TINE duties Of this Institution will be resumed
J. on the fret Monday of September (5th) ensu.
ing. Terms heretofore, in advance, from S
to $l2 so. Primary Department in the first story.
Classical and Mathematical Department in the
second story. Circulars at the Bookstores of r.
Farnham, Taylor & Maury, w. Adam, and Gray
& Ballantyne.
Assistant, M. D. WELLS; Mons. T. RAoULT,
Professor of Modern Languages. Rev. JAMES
NouRsE and Rev. J. w. WINANs, Associate Prn-
cipas. Aug 23-4w
The daily republic., 1853-08-26
CHOCOLATE. COCOA, AND BROMA.

CHOCOLATE. COCOA, AND BROHIA.
VIZ BAKER & CO.'S American and Vanilla
w. Premium Chocolates, Cocoa, and Broma,
to which first premiums have been awarded by the
chief Institutes and Fairs of the Union, are Tor
sale by all the principal Grocers in the United
States, and by their agents:
HussEY & MURRAY, New York; GRANT &
TwELLs, Philadelphia; THOMAS v. BRUNpIoE,
Baltimore; KENNEL & DUDLEY, Cincinnati, Ohio;
and s. H. How ELL, Georgetown, ID. C.
WALTER BAKER & CO.,
April 5-dly Dorchester, Mass
The daily republic., 1853-08-26

RITTENHOUSE ACADEMY,
Corn er OF Third street and Indiana Avenue.
1vHE NEXT ACADEMIC YEAR will commence
l. ON Monday, September s. 1t is desirable that
those who enter should be present at the beginning
Of the quarter. Tuition from $5 to $l2 so per
quarter, payable in advance. Circulars may be
obtained by applying to the Principal, or at the
Bookstore Of VIM. M Morrison & Co.
0. c. WIGHT, Principal.
Aug 22-d3wif
The daily republic., 1853-08-26

rENTL EMEN'S THREE-PLY SHIRT
" COLLARS.-LAMMOND Seventh street,
second door below E, has constantly on hand the
latest New York styles Of Shirt Collars.
Aug 26-3teod
The daily republic., 1853-08-26
SpECTACLES LOST.

r OST ON FRIDAY, 22d utimo, somewhere
IL between the "Republic Office" and the resi-
dencc of the undersigned, whilst passing Ninth,
X, or Seventh streets, pair of Gold Framed Spec
tacles.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
them at the "Republic Office" Ninth street
Aug IL J. GIDEON.
The daily republic., 1853-08-26

COMETHING NEW. HAMMOND, Seventh
~ street, second door below E. has received and
for sale India rubber Dressing Combs, warranted
not to warp or split.
Also on hand, chidren's India-rubber Long
Combs, Porte monaies, Jet Charms, Accordeons
&c. Aug 26-3teod
The daily republic., 1853-08-26

nWELLING-HOUSE TO LET.-That rye
IL and convenient dwelling house. on the east
side of Seventh street, one door above the corner
will be for rent on the lst of September. The
house, with the back building, contains about
fourteen rooms; also, largo dry cellar and large
yard, with stable, &c. pump in the yard. with
the best water; also cistern water in the house
The premises are we'll adapted to the comfortable
Of large family The location
is two squares north of the Patent Office. Apply
next door to the premises.
A. ROTHW ELL.