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STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:
Notice to Mrs. Ne;dig. whose


given name is unknown;
EHE said Mis-. Neidig, being non res
& ident If said county. and the owner of
the east half of the south west quarter of
section nineteen, hi township thirty three
north, Of range four east. N ssid county,
is hereby notified that the centre line Of
the Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail Road
crosses said tract of land, d distance Of
27.41 100 chains. Said centre line en-
trring said section on :he eas; line OF
point 3 LOO chains north Of The south
east corner. passing across said section.
| including said tract, in straight line, To
and out at point ON the west line Of
said section 35.l2 100 chains north of
the south west corner. 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 ard intend to
appropriate the right O.: way for their
said Rail Road through said tract of land.
for the width and space Of fifty feet on
each side of said centre line. with the
right Of way over said land. 10 construct.
repair and maintain said road make drains
and aqueducts. teke materials Except
limber) within the said space Of ifty feet,
with all the privileges granted by law. in
as full and ample manner as may be
required for said purposes; TO have and 10
hold the same as long as required for the
uses of said Road The loca ton of which
/ line as now made on said tract. is fully
shown by 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 and Chicago Rail
Road Company.
By e. IL REEVE. atty for the Comp.
Aug. III. 1888. 1913.
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Marshall count, Officers and Courts.

Circuit Court
THos. S. STAyrEID, Circuit Judge.
ID. j. woodward, Prosecuting Attorney.
Richard Corbaley. Clerk.
Meets Sd. Mondaysin February and August.
Common Pleas Court
Elisha Egber', Judge
Horace Corbin, Prosecutor
Richard Corbaley, Clerk
Meets Sd Mondays in JAM, april. July & Oct
Commission er's Court
psyid ' Va8vaete T' Commissioners.
Robert Johnson,
Meets lSt Mondays in March, June, Septen-
be- and December
County Officers
Thos. Mcdonald, Auditor.
Joseph Evans, Treasurer and collector.
John L. Thompson, Sheriff.
G. s. Cleaveland, recorder.
]. B. N. Klinger, Surveyor.
K Brook, Coroner.
Samuel Mcdonald Swamp land commits nr.
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WIN. y. Harms, MASTER COMMISSIONS

for Marshall County, is empowered by the late
laws OF Indiana, ~ administer all oathS and
affirmaIions which are required by law; TO take
and certify af1i lavitS and depositionS,' &c
Deeds, Mortgages and other legal lnSilu-
meuts may be executed at trifing expense
upon application q. the Banner otii;e.
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Books, Stationery &c.
JOBBlNG NOTICE

THE undersigned having recently returned
from the Eastern Markets, and in receipt
great portion OF their Spring purchases, would
respectfully announce 10
Country Dealers. Traders. Ptdlars,
and all Others interested, and direct their
special attention to their new and splendid
Stores, stocked aud filled 10 their utmost Ca
paciIy with an immense variety OF choice and
desirable goods, well arranged and suited 10
tie wants and wishes of dealers in general.
Their facilities for purchasing goods are equal
10 any other House IN the West; aud IL Is their
intention to devo particular attention 10 this
Granch of the trade. Their motto *, 'tsMAIL
PROFITS AND LARGE SALES" They there ore,
with the utmost confidence, invue all thoSs
wishing to replensh rheir Stocks, TO give ;heGa
a call, Icing satisfied that thelr extensive as
sorlment, good articles, and uniformly low pu-
ces, cannDt fail 10 attract the attention of
buyers, and compare favorably with those OF
any other house III this section o the country.
ST. res III Clark's Beck Block, opposite the
Public Square. F.& q. B. ROBERTS,
Druggists and Booaeetters.
Laporte, July IA. 1898. 1871.
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"And are you too dealing in PianoS," said
one o our thousand customers, rs he entered
our store his eye resting splendid Rose
wood Piano; ''InoSt assure lily We dre," was our
r.ply, we have contracted W tn the house Of
Fir Ii, Fond u Co., o. the cIly of New York, %
furnish us with lewo their most noted iuI
and rich toned Instruments, which we offer
Tor sale at manu- actuiers' pnces.
f. q u. b. ROBERTS,
Lapor.e, Jnly IA. loJ3. I9yl,
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SPECIAL M0ZECB&e
CALL FRIENDS! CALI!

J. J.. WESrERVELT intends starting for
New York on the goth day OF August next, and
all those who feel themselves indebted to HIM
are particularly requested to call and help hun
with as much of the ready as they can, for ne
will need .ome ~ th,t article. 22t3.
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A REOUEST 7.

As have sold the Printing office, now de-
sire to close up all my business connected
Herewith. Therefore, all those indebted to
me or subscription, Job work or advertising,
are respectfully notified TO make immediate
settlement, and if not prepared to pay now,
settle up by note. \ hint to the wise is suffi-
sient. RICHARD CORBALEY.
Julv % lc53. 2lt3.
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STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:


NOTICE to Luther Mann, Jr. or Will
liam d. Farnsworth.
FHE said Luthe: Mann Jr. or William
ID. Farms worth bring non residents
OF said county. and the owner of thu
west half of the north west quarter of
section 3. (being the extreme north west
part Of the section, said section being
made fractional by the Michigan Road
land ! in township ihirIy-lhrre north, of
range two east. is hereby notified that
the centre line of the Fort Wayne aud
Chicago Rail Road crosses sid tract of
land. distance of 19 S21 100 chains;
said centre line entering said section 81 a
Pent on the east line adjoining Michi-
gan Road section thirteen--44 S33 100
chains south of the north east corner: of
the part Of I'D section FIVE, west of said
seclion thirteen passing across said Sec
ton 1--WE in straight line to the west
side. including said tract and out at a
point on the west line. 81 chains south Of
the north west corner of siid section five,
said centre line being marked by station
stakss. be said distances as above stated,
more or less.
That The said Fort Wayne and Chicago
Rail Road company desire and intend to
sppro pirate the right of way for their said
road through said tract Of land, for the
width and space Of fifty feet on each side
OF said centre line, with the right Of way
over said land, to construct, repair and
maintain said Road, make drains and
squeducts. take materials (excep pit timber J
within the said space of fifty feet. with
all the privileges granted by law. in as
full and ample manner Us may be re-
quired for said purposes. To hive and TO
hold the same as long as required for the
tses Of said Rosd. The locdlio Of which
line as now made on said tract. is fully
shown BY map aud 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 Woyns and Chicago Rail
Road Company.
By c. H. REEVE. atty for the Comp.
Aug | 1853. 1858
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Notioo Is hereby given that the un-
4'AOO dersigned has been appointed
Administrator of the estate o. Lorenzo ID.
Brock, late Of Marshall county, deceased
Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Credit
ors will present their claims at the proper place
duly authenticated, and those indebted Will
make payment TO the subscriber
B. F. KENDALL, Admr
july 90 1853. 2it3.
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STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:

NOTICE 10 Jchn Srnour;
EHE said John Senonr being non res
iient Of said county. and the owner
of III . east half Of the south west quarter
Of section fourteen. in township thirty
three north. of range three east. in said
county. is hereby n0tfisi hat the centre
line OF the Fort Wayne and Chicago Xii
Road, crosses the said section in all, IN
Gliding said tract Of land, distance OF
- III 100 chains, said centre line en-
tering said section on the south line. at d
point II $1,000 chains east of the south
west corner OF said section. passing across
In a straight line 10 the ives! line. ami
gu, ata point SO 100 chains north Of
the south west corner OF said section. said
centre line being marked by station
stakes. be said distances above stated,
more or less.
That The said Fort Wayne and Chicago
Rail Road company desire and intend TO
appropriate the right of way for their said
p I'll X Dai through said tract of land, for
The with aud space Of fifty feet on each
side of said centre line. with the right of
way over said land. TO construct, repair
and maintain said Road. make drains and
soueducls, take Materials except tim Der ,
within the said space of til,y feet, with
all the privileges granted By law. in as
fall AMI ample inner as may be re
auirel for sal purposes; 10 have and 10
hold the same as long as required for the
uses of said Road. The loca ZION of which
line as now made on said tract. is fully
showl by mp md profile, as also a
declaration in this behalf on file in the
Office of The Clerk of the MAJ shall Circuit
Court. III Said county.
The Fort Wayns and Chicago Rail
Road Company,
~ c. IL. REEVE. atty for the Comp.
Aug. IL. 1893. 23t3.
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I'D 9z ~ ID am House. ,
WIN. &. EDWARDS Proprietor,

PLYMOUTH, IND.
ME proprietor OF this well known House,
\ tenders his sincere thanks to his friends
and former patrons for their fan orS heretofore
so literally bestowed, and solicts a continu
ance. He is determined to spare no pains in
rendering his guests comfortable, and to afford
them entire satisfaction in all the departments
of his business.
HIS TABLE has hereto fore spoken for itsel',
an6 lie assures his patrons that no grounds for
complaint will hereat ter be given As hereto
lore, the Strictest attention will be paid 10 his
stable department
The Stage Office for the Logansport, South
Bend and Lapor'e routes is kept at this house,
and persons wishing comfortable private con-
veyance to any par; Northern Indiana, can
be accommodated without delay.
May 5, 1883. left.
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Carhart'S Melodeon'S,

Fouro tho,e beautiful Melodeon. ju I re-
celved by express. Price orty-fiv doliors.
For sale by f & q. b. ROBERTS.
Lapor e, July IL, 1853. IJyl.
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OFFICERS OF STATE.

JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Governor.
A. Willard, Lieutenant Governor,
VIM. G. Larrabee, Supintendent pub. Schools.
Nehemiah Hayden, Secretary OF State,
John P. Dunn, Auditor OF State,
Elijah Newland, Treasurer oil State,
Supreme Judges.
lst. VIM. z. Stewart, o.! Cass county,
ID. Andrew Davidson, Decatur :"
3D.. Samuel E. Perkins. Marion 90
4th. Addison l.. Roach, Parke
W. B. Beach, Clerk Supreme court.
Albert G. Porter, Reporter Tor supreme court.
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pubI:c GoIo The unlersi snec
n u will offer for sale

n ID will offer for sale
at public cutlery eli his residence, two and a
hal miles south east OF Plymouth on the rail
road, on Saturday Sept. 10Th, 853,
all his Household anc kitchen Furniture, fl
teen head OF Cattle, Corn, Oats and Potatoes
III the field, Forming untensilS, &C.
TERMS-On all sums of tire dollars and
under, cash in hand, and on all sums over
three dollars credit of six months will be
given, the purchaser giving note with ap-
proved security, waiying all valuation and ap-
praisment laws. WM. L. MINER.
August 4th, 1853. 22ts.s
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3SdlL 2snaD Rottcr.

----ee Hy an order of the Board OF Di-
-. reciors of the Fort Wayne and
Chicago Kail Road, an assessment of ten
per cent on each share Of the cash sub
scrip;ions OF stock has been made. and
subscribers will be required to pay shat
amount on the first Of each mont h--con
mencins on the first Of August nex;--un-
Ill the same is paid out. Subscribers in
Marshall county wiIl pay at Plymouth,
10 c. II. REEVE Asst Treas.
June Is, 1858. l5f.
~>>>~>~~~>~>~~~>~
Another scientific Foader! important 10
DySpepticS--Dr. J. S. H0UGHTON'S Pops in
TIE true Digestioe fluid, or G ss,ric Juice, pre-
pared IRON the Rennet, or the fourth stom-
ach OF the Ok, Ter directions of Baron Libig,
the great Physiological Chemist, by ]. S. Hou-
ton, NJ. D.. Philadelphia. This is truly a
wonderful remedy or Indigestion. Dyspepsia.
Jaundice, Livercomplaiut, Constipation, and
Debility, curing after Natures own methou,
by Natures own Agent, the Gvstrc Juice.
Pamphlets, containing scientific evidence Of
it's value, furnished by agents gratis. See no
tice among Medical Advertisements.
no 80 ly.
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REFERENCE COLUMN.
Counting-Eouse Almanac for 1853.
UNITED STATES EXECUTIVE GOVERNMENT.

UNITED STATES EXECUTIVE COY EMINENT,
President, Salary.
FRANKLIN PIERCE, of n. Hampshire, $4,000
Vice President,
David AtchiSon, Of Missouri, pro- tenn. 5000
Secretary Of Stare,
VIM. L. Marcy of N. York, 5000
Secretary Of War,
Jefferson Davis of Mississippi, 5000
Secretary Of the Treasury.
James Guthrie of Kentucky, 5000
Secretory Of the Nary,
James G. DobbinS o. North Carolina. o,000
Secretary Of the interior,
Robert McClelland OF Michigan, 1900
Attorney General,
Caleb Gushing OF Massachusetts,, 5000
Post Muster General
James Campbell Of Pennsylvania, s.oOo
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NXECUTO NOTICE. THE
H undersigned having been appointed Ex-
ecutor of the last will and testament of vii
liam Hughes, late Of Marshall county deceased,
requests all persons indebted to said estate to
make immediate settlement and those having
claims against the same. to file them properly
authenticated or payment The estate is sup
posed to be solvent.
GEO. POMEROY, Ext.
August 4, 1853 22tJ.
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n "A * Nh

MYTH Good Improvements, % the first
wv quality OF land, .cw miles east OF this
place, near the Railroad line, can be had now
for less than value; as the owner wishes to
erect steam mill, &c. Apply TO the Editor ef
this paper OF James o. PARKS l5me,
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WINDOW GIAS S.

IN2 NCH aud American Glass in sizes ror
II 7xJ t. 2ex5o, at The Drug Store
F. d q. B. r. BERTS.
J..ly Ia, 1853. l9yt.
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ADDISON COT STi.


i'S S'''''''" " ms "a ;N''''>' '''"'' ''''.'
IN Convention al -hidlItourE On the 81
INST. and nom'nai,! the following ;'lArt 10y
County o;:."crs;
For Senators, EGJ*n."- l.. Narnc:, ~"
Haven i,ollin j, I'n"S, Cornwa.l icr .is>i>-
at l., .!o--1', I!1vw2rd Pantou. i;o.
we'll Bottom. ir. Orwell; for Sheriff. Davi,:
:. ,t.., >t;,,...,...r,.. -.. ~, r,.,;.,,
'',;,:S - ''.;;.'.,1E' DE-, '.' -" sac ~
.3rncv, j~la X. Stewart. Mi1.!l"llry: toI
.Jrl- % q. Pro}.a.a N.v Haven Dist Harvey
>, II o.,
This Is The sane AZ The Ia. wears t,kc'.
ex"o,. the Senators; in regard to whom tn.
p,,;.., ,o,.s
-
80 49, '' ''''> ~ 49,
TO con$der"tIy HF'>nf. thr'"4h t!'t '"Vnfy'
noth have rc1rescr.ad their rcs',octi;r To-. NJ
.-t., ,-,,,s ~ tlc y ,,,so n. r.,reso,,.,t;y,.
., n.:..,
"'''' '''>! ,,''> .'''' ,'''' ''''' ''''' ''''
fl'hN"rs. I'r. warner Is a ready sl.'d'eI
ard : sound md consistent Wig. We be-
I've he I'll 1c found a eat;, and us!iriors !o--
,,ro,or -. I,ros :, oro # orr ,no.t c.,tcr-
~
''''''; anu " ''9>'"' '''S'''' '1l' '''''' o'''
who Is accustomed to read and think on mat
torF f""ond the mere routine of his every
day aiinFs. lie VIII approve h:msr!l most
enterpr'sIng and successful business man,and
one WHO IS accustomed TO read and think on
matters oeyohd the mere routine OF his every
day affairs lie VIII approve himself a most
esi''ient Sen"'or-aiWavs reliable as " HI"
and always industrious and faithful to his
trust
: ter rena,ks.-
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Long knowledge and the scrutiny of years.
Praise justly de TO those tina, describe.
C"Icr.
Just before o'clock On the morning Of the
i'ih inst, accompanied by an highly esteem
ed TREND, we proceeded short distance to
the north, to a landing place, on the west
SIDE OF the lake, in Newport, about six miles
,outh of the tar-tamel Owls Head, where in
IN few moments the steamer Mountain Maid
hove along side. We embarked and were
soon introduced to Capt. G.. W. Foss, who is
one OF the safest, most oLli.ing and gentle
manly captains that can be found on Amcri-
can waters, Sailing steadily to the north, we
were surrounded by scenery which We haz-
ard nothing in saying is unsurpassed in vari-
ETY. and grandeur by any in New England.
About 10 o'clock We arrived at the .liou,,raio
H'"<o, which is kept for the entertainment
OF parties Of visitors by Jas. B. IIoyt, Esq. a
most excellent landlord who with his worthy
lady prepares meals of delicious fresh fish
which cannot fail to satisfy the most f,stidc-
GUS. This house is situated on level little
Spot,aP!arently formed by Nature on purnose
tor lis location. Along The side of the hills.
gradually rising to the south and west ,beoins
the well beaten foot-path up the mountain.
which lifts its trowning head maiesticalv into
the heavens some two thousand feet above
the placid waters OF our most beautiful lake
and from whose summit most glorious pros
pect Is obtained From the Mountain House
we crossed TO Gcorgelilie ION the east.and then
proceeded TO Magog at the outlet. After =
short stay We returned, touching at all the
intermediate stopping places, and feeling that
we could urge all our friends to take \ fri,
on this well condu:ted ioat at the earliest
Opportunity, and that we could heartily COM
mend the Mountain Maid, the Mountain Uouse
and Lake Hotel, in Newpor,, and its attentive
landlord, L. G. llealy. Esq, to the patronage
o me community You're truly
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TT E C ALE Ed d n | A n.
TUEsTATE CONVENTION.


Montpelier, on Wednesday. June % DR.. Dew
ev. OF Essex Co. having been chosen PreSi-
de.t pro f.r,. committee Of one from each
county was appointed by the chair, to make
nominations TOR d permanent organization OF
the Convention. Il was also voted. on mo-
ton. that committee of six be appointed to
draft resolutions. The committee consisted
of Me,srs Benedict Hayden, Harris, Walton:
,jr..Blaisdell, and Barrett.
On motion. the Convention resolved itself
into County Conventions, to nominate COM
mittee equal in number to the Senators, for
the purpose Of nominating a State Ticket to
be supported BY The Wigs Of this State the
coming campaign.
After a recess. the committee on a perma-
nent organization reported the following as
the officers OF tie couventon-whlc report
was accepted and adopted.
For President. EDWARD SEYMOUR
For Wee Presidents, SAMUEL \. KEEL
LoGG. CHAs. 5. DANA, RoLLA GLEASON.
For Secretaries, L. \. RODGERS, J. a.
Vail
The Convention then adjourned until after
noon.
L. the afternoon the Convention was open
Cd with an aides from the President, Mr.
SEYMOUR. I'll chairman OF the Com on
State rominotions then made the following re-
port which vas unanimously accepted and a
io2tcd by the Convention:
For Governor,
EEASTUS FAIRBANKS of ST. Johnsbury.
For It. Governor,
WIsLIAM c. kITrHEpGr, of Fairhaycn.
For Treasurer.
GforGE l!owES, Of Montpelier.
F. State Central Committee.
! y. BEIGG> Of Brandon,
g. WA&rNrE. Of Windsor.
= y. Harms, of Braf:l,hmo,
H. y. BATES. Of NorilfrlI
H. SI"wrII. of Cambridge
1h2 following Resolutions were fcI 5r;rl
?, :h, C..,c,.r:on ly tie Chairman Of /:
Committee ~ E--o.u:io..., and uaala;Mo;>l,
g3r:.l:
l. H..a'--f, t.; - Representatives. Of
Inc ",.,s ; Nr,tHorr deem til, it ora
ION 10 .l!c anew their steady attarlmrn
10 tl- .-,lt s-.i e-s.n:i,. principles hereto
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ARCTIC DISCOVERY.


inaccessible to the rest of the world BY its ice
barriers, it has preserved through the lapse
ofcenturies nearly all the mystery it possessed
Tor the ancicnts. The energy of man has
never been able to find out what his desire
Of knowledge prompted him 10 seek. Curos
itv impelled him forward, Science desired 10
investigate, Reason wanted to know if her
theories were correct; but the Giant Guar
dian Of the North sent against him fleets Of
icebergs and Borcas harled his cold broad
sides upon him with RELENTLESS fury. When
beaten off, the bold advcnturcr has returned
TO the attack when henmcd around by the
suddenly concealed W.T. RS, lie ha' with III
credible labor hewn for himself passage III
the solid ice; when killed, one more coura-
geous tLan lie. like the pLGnix, has s;arte!
from his ashes.
Very few of toe last forty years have passed
without some effort to penetrate further north
than previous travellers had explored. The
object was noble orc: 10 establish tie fact
whether there exists communication by wa
ter from Burrows to Behring's straits. Pre-
yious 70 the year 1878 nearly the whole DIS
lance between these straits was unoxplorcd.
Tie eyertions, however, of Mackenzie. Ross,
Parry and Others. had narroHe! tbs wide
extent Of unknown conntrv 50 that IL SIS
there only remained for rJonN FRANKLIN
to connect the advanced posts on the cas,
800 leagues. 1t was not supposed by those
familiar with the dancers Of Polar navigation
that there existed any obstacle which man
of energy, science and perseverance,, furnish
Cd with whatever experience had suggested
as useful. could l:il to overcome. The
would be pcriis by sea- towcrin. irc-movn
;ains in their t:psy Keeling nj hit tcrlIr upon
the frail ve>scl-en"ruors foes Of ice mi.Li
Io.k i in frozen cn.bra @ aid bear it ,-vay
10 ;htir halls cf rcYc.ry there - Lc rrr,h,'
IL their d;zIv wa,,z.a~.-.'a,' slig hal -a:
viscl t'c:n all. With c>..sic:..r Is teacher
.i,h science Us !.l.,.ma;,!ea. wiz c.,.,..v
prudence. kill and .,.,r-.-. =, l-.,...,.,,.t
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expeditions sent in search Of ~.r ,Iu!Iv r.
English government seems determined ;A1
~ ,..)'t "!,i!l" tie ..H,, "i the possible >..s.
he spared 10 rescue him. and o'.ruwn @'',c:!
ment have not been L. ,warI Ii 'hr "or,
"A.'t i'rl'a-" citizens Of both countries VI
With each Diner in their Il,,"n'hro. i r:. ,r,y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-06-25

LIQUOR Law IN MIcHlGAS-The mn.
Jorlty in favor of the Maine law in Detroit is
500. The returns thus far received from tho
interior, indicate a majority in the State Il 4.
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