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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15

New York is getting TO be quite a town.
The Worlds Fair. the Worlds Tempe
rance Convention, and the Womans
Rights Convention ihere--all at once. -
We should think they would have troub-
BILE in finding places TO hitch all their
.hosses."
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:

To J. NJ. Watson:
~ on are hereby notified that the ap-
4 praisers appointed for that purpose
have ass ssed damages, by reason of the
Fort Wayne x Chicago Rail Road pas
sing across the south part. of the west
half, of the south east quarter of section
10, in Township SO north. of Range 4
east. owned by you. III Marshall County,
lndlana, at the sum of twenty dollars;
which appra isemrnt has been this day
returned TO the office Of the Clerk Of the
MAJ shall Circuit Court.
The Fort Wayne d Chicago Rail
Road Company.
by {. III. REEVE. atty for the Com.
Sept. 9, 1888. 2St3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15

Our COMMERCIAL ClTIEs.-In the gen
eral buz of Western Railroad excite
ii is to be feared that our citizens may
lose sight of an important item in Iela-
ton to our internal resources and wea,tl
as State. In planning and projecting
these works. there seems 20 be a mani
fest lack Of discernment as to their term
inations-that if they can designate Gin
cinnati, St. Louis. Chicago, or some 9th
ergreat city out Of our ol0n State, enough
is in the charm of these great names to
insure the speedy completion of almos
any and every project.
Have we no commercial points in
Southern Indiana at which our Cotton
Sugar, and other CONNIE rcia, dealings with
the South, may be transacted? Is there
no deposit on the Lake in our own State
at which we may get the immense sur
plus oil Northern Indiana on the way t.
market? Or. is there, at all. any sense
in the policy of building up within our
own borders these marts. either north or
sOuth--or in any direction?
liz LLAMA is fast developing her agricul-
tural aud other resources. The means OF
transportation for every dollar of our sur
plus is being rapidly constructed within
the reach of our loaded graine ries. sla ugh
ter houses and manufacturing establish
ments. But each ones little will not
justify him in attending to lis sale in
the eastern market, and in order to cen
ire it in the hands of heavy dealers. the
policy of our improvement men are com
Polling US to ge: little over the State
line on all sides, to reach point at which
this business may be transacted. There
country merchants aud others recruit thei
little stocks; and there too. in many In
stances enormous speculations are real
lied off the labors Of our manufacturer!
and farmers, and we are contributing Il
build up large cities. heavy capitalists
and other taxables for the treasures o
other States.
Cannot our citizens make their owl
Chicago. at Michigan City--their owl
New Orleans and st. Louis. at Evansville
or New Albany. aud their own Cincin
natl, a: Madison or Lawrenceb urgha
A road from Laporte to Michigan City
is now Suggested. and the suggestion
good enc.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:

To Jesse Swisher:
YOU are hereby notified that the APP
pralsers appointed for that purpose. have
assessed damages, by reason OF the Fort
Wayne and Chicago Rail Road passing
across the west half of the south east
quarter Of section 81, in township 81
north. of range one east. owned by you.
in Marshall County, Indiana. at the SUM
of thirty dollars; which appraisement has
been this day returned to the Office of the
Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court.
The Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail
Road Company.
BY Z. IL. REEVE. Atty for the Com.
September Sth, 1853. 29ts.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15

TIE FRosT.--The corn and other veget-
alton il. Northern Indiana, suffered more
from the frosts which visited us a few
weeks ago, than was then expected
Some Of the crops in the vicinity of this
place were very seriously da mayed.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, IS:
TO the heirs of Phineas Allen:

To the heirs of Phineas Allen:
~ on are hereby notified that the APP
praisers appointed for that purpose.
have assessed damages, by reason of the
Fort Wayne & Chicago R,il Road pas
sing across the east half Of The north east
quarter Of section 80, in Township SO
Mouth of range east. owned by you, in
MARSHALL county, Indiana, at the sum of
forty dollars, which apprasmant has been
this dag returned 10 the office of the Clerk
Of the MtrshaII Circuit Court.
The Fort Wlyas q Chicago Raj
Road Company.
By c II. REEVE. atty for the Com,
Sept. 9. 1858. 2St3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15

BARNUM's BEAT-Plewl what dust.
These are not show wagons--they are
hauling goods to the Regulator" and
that other house. Post up, post up, and
read the lie " adver isements. or you may
miss that race.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15

G.. w. WooD. Esq. of the Fort Wayne
Times and Press. has leased his establish
nent for one year, to Messis. I. n Hood
and John w. Dawson, the former gentle
man. if we mistake not, has been con
nected with the establishment for many
years.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15

To Francis Bates and others unknown.
heirs OF David Bates:
sSOU are hereby notified that the ap-
praisers appointed for that purpose,
have ASSESSED damages, By reason Of the
Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail Road pas.
sing across the north east quarter, and
the north half of the east hal Of the north
west quarter. OF section 50. in township
81 north, Of range one east, owned by
you. in Marshall county. Indiana. at the
sum of thirty dollars; which appraisment
has been this day returned to the office of
the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court.
The Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail
Road Company.
By c. II. REEVE atty for the Com.
Sept. S. 1898. 28t3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15

Single copies of the Banner. put up III
wrappers ready for mailing, may be had
at the office. Send one occasionally to
your friends. 1t is cheaper than letter
writing. Five cents each, or three for a
dime.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15

When any of our town subscribers are
neglected by the carrier, we hope they
will let us know it. We hope no one
will think they are Intentionally neg
lected.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15

The total amount of taxabICs in Indi
annapolis. as lately reported by the Assess
or, is S5,l3l 582. The heaviest tax pay
er is Harvey Bates-his taxables amount
lug 10 Sl0l $50.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15

the Clerk of the Marshall Circui, Court.
Tae Fort Wayne d" Chicago Raii
Road Company.
b. c. IL. REEVE atty for the Com.
Sept. ., 1893. 1913.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15

We have frequently heard the inquiry, when
are the Jobs OF draining the Swamp lands in
this county, to se let? VIII some one inform
uSl
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15
LxOLlco or INSOLVENCY.

FF7BE heirs and creditors of Huron J. Met
cali decease cd, are rebv notified That
application, by petition, Will De made 20 the
court of Common Pleas of Marshall county,
Indiana, al It's next term, 10 DC holden IN
Plymouth on the .id Noaiay i'll October next,
for on order 10 declare and settle the estate
o said deceGeat As il solvent.
JAMES ii. CASE Admir-
Sept Is, 1888. Zot5.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY. S.:

To Fanny Humphrey. or Cyrus Inser.
soil and Fanny ingersoll:
70 u are hereby notified that the
appraisers appointed for that purpose,
have assessed damages. by reason of the
Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail Roai pas
sing across the north east quDrter of sec
ton l, in township 81 north, Of range
one east. owned by you. in Marshall
county, Indiana, at the sum of one hun
dred AMI seventy.fye dollars; which ap-
praismen; has been this day returned to
the Office Of the Clerk of the Marshall Cir
The Fort Wayne d. Chicago RaR
Road Cgmpany.
Bye. IL. REEVE, atty for the Com.
Sept. S, 1888. 2ot3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15

BREADsTuFFs--HIG PRIcEs.--lt will
be perceived by our items OF Foreign
news. that the excitement in the grain
market It The east. is on the increase
1t is mainly attributed to the partial fail
ure of the crops :here. There is greater
probability of high prices being main
tanned, where such causes contribute to
the rise. than when produce is run up BY
spectators Our farmers should watch
the corners. aud be their own judges as TO
the proper time to sell.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15
State Of Indiana ] -.
MARSHALL County, "

MARSHALL County,
Marshall Circuit Court, February term
1884.
Elisha S. Wadswor;h. !
Francis B. Cooley.
John Y. FarwelI,
Charles \. Henderson, Foreign A:t'mt
Against
Joh:. Gaibraith,
Arthur Ducat.
II HE writ Of Attachment heretofore is
i sued in This behalf. cut Of the Off e
of the Clerk OF the Marshal Circuit Court
having been returned by the Sheriff Of
said County, by which IL appears th1t
the followin, real estate has been a,
tached as the property ofsait def adants,
to-wit: The south east one fourth Of sec
ton twenty two, in township thirty five
north, OF range one east. Also, the east
half of the south west fourth OF section
twenty two, in town thirty five north, of
range one east; making in all four hum
dred acres, more or less, and appraised
at the sum Of twelve hundred dollars.
And it having ben mode satisfactorily
to appear by the affidavit of competent
person, that the defendants. Galbraith
and Ducat. are residents Of the State
OF Indiana; the said defendants are there
for, notified of the tendency Of said writ;
and that unless they appear, and plead
answer or demur thereto, on or before the
calling of said cause Oh the second day
of the next term OF the Marshall Circui:
Court, TO be held at the Court house in
Plymouth. in said county on the thi ri
Monday of February next. the same will
be heard and determined in .her absence.
RICHARD CORBALEY Cfk NJ. c. c.
/ pr. SAMUEL b. CoRBALEy, Deputy.
Osborne & Woodward, pi Ifs Attys.
Plymouth, Sept. 18th, 1898. 2ot3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, IS:

u
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:
To James Leadman:
YOU are hereby notified that the
appraisers appointed for that purpose
have assessed damages, by reoson of the
Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail Road pas
sing across the north west quarter of sec
lion II, in township 80 north. of range
2 east. owned by you, in Marshall coun
ty, Indiana. at the sum of one hundred
dollars; which aopraisrment has been
this day returned TO the office of the Clerk
Of the NJ irshal Circuit Court.
The Fort Wayne d. Chicago Rail
Road Company.
BY G. ii. REEVE. atty for the Com
Sept. >, 1888. 2St3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15

advertisements to insure inSer-
ton, must be handed IN by Tuesday preced-
ing the day of publication.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:

MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:
To John Armstrong and others I'M
known, heirs Of George w. Armstrong,
deceased:
YOU are hereby notified that the APP
.raisers appointed for ;hat purpose, have
assessed damages. BY reason of the Fort
Wayne and Caica6o Rai Road pacing
across the north west quarter of section
one, in township 35 north, of range one
east. owned by you. in Marshall County.
Indiana, at the sum OF fifty dollars; which
apprasment has been this day returned
to the Office of the Clerk Of the Marshall
Circuit e lurt.
The Fort Wayne d. Chicago Rail
Road Company.
By G. II. REEVE. Atty for the Com.
September 8, 1888. 2ot3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY, S.:

YOU are hereby notified that the APP
Piaisers appointed for that purpose, have
assessed damages. BY reason OF the Fort
Wayne and Chicago Rail Road passing
across the east half Of the south east quar-
ter of section %, in township 33 north,
shall County, Indiana, at the sum of for
ty dollars. which appraisement has been
this day returned to the Office or the Clerk
of the Marshall Circuit Court.
The Fort Wayne d. Chicago Rat
Road Company.
BY c. Ill. REEVE. Atty for the Com.
September 9, 1888. 2ot3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15

|, John I. Thompson, Sheriff of said Marshall
county, indiana, 90 hereby tefIF that lhe
above Is True copy OF the original ocf,lii- t
as delivered 10 ne Ivy HE clern oil the MARSHALL
circuit court, and tie yo,ero of Marshall coun-
v are notified to meet ii The usual places ot
holding elections IN tdclr several p)WnShpS OH
TUESDAY the llth DAY oil October next 10 vo.e
lor tie above offi1ers.
JOIN THOMPSON Sheriff
Pr L Thompson dep
Sept Is 1853 ZSt3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSH ALL COUNTY SIS:

To Andrew K. Read:
eS on are hereby notified that the ap-
praisers appointed for that purpose,
have assessed damages. BY reason of the
Fort Waynr * Chicago Rail Road pas
sing across the east half Of the south west
quarter Of section Z. in Township 80
north, OF Range ) east. owned by you.
in Marshall county, Indiana. a the sum
of fifteen dollars; which appraisement
has been this day returned to the office OF
the Clerk of the marshall Circuit Court.
The Fort Wayne d. Chicago Rail
Road Company.
b. c. ii REEVE, atty for the Com.
Sept. .. 1898. 2St2.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15
Election Notice.
Stale OF zsIGsasste:s.

MARSHALL COUNTY, IS.
q Richard Corbaley, clerk of the circuit
4. courl of said county, hereby certify that
al an election to be begun and held at the
usual places of holding elections in said coun-
~, on Tie second Tuesday Che Iith day. oil
OCTOBER ne Il, 1888, the lOl owing Offices are
to be filled, 10 wit: \ Reporter 'Or Tie Sd
prenie Court, 10 fill the vacancy occa>ioned by
The Gea, Oh horace E. Carer: One Recorder
and one Commissioned for the second district
of Marshall county.
Inte>tmoay whereof have here
unto sci my hand and affixed the
q s. seal OF sand court At my Office IN
Plymouth, The ltn day OF Sepien-
Der, n - 1875.
Il C0RBALEY Clerk,
Pr $ b Curoaity, dep
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15

bOSlOH. Pt. ".
Three vessels have arrived from the
fishing grounds. All was quie.. The
captains reported that they had not been
boarded by any Of the British fleet, nor
had they seen them
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-26
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a Beautiful Picture,

The man who stands upon his own soil, who
feels that by the laws of the land in which he
lives--by the laws Of civilized na,ions-he is e. Q
right full and exclusive owner of the land which
he tlls, is by the constitution Of our nature un.
der wholesome influence not easily imbihed
iiom any other source. He feels, other thing.
being equal more strongly than another the
character ofa MN as lord OF the nanimate world
or this great and wonderful sphere which, fasl,
loned by the hand Of God and upheld by his
power, is rolling through the henvcns, part is
hls--his from the centre sky 1t is the space on
which the generation before moved in its round
of duties, and he feels him. elf connected by Wis.
ible link with those who follow him, and to whom
he is to transmit a home. Perhaps his farm has
come down to him hom his fathers They have
( ne to their last home but he can trace their
footsteps over the scenes Of his daily labors. The
roof that shelters him was reared by those to
whom he owes his being. Some interesting do.
mestc tradition is connected with every encos.
ure, The favorite fruit tree was planted by his
fathers hand Tie spored in bo,hood beside
the brook which still winds through the meadow.
Through the field lies the path to the village
school of earlier days He still hears from his
window the vuiGc of the Sabbail. iell which
called his father to the house of God and near
at h'nd Is the spot where his parents laid down
to ,ost, and where when his time has come. he
shall bc laid by his children. These are the feel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-26
Judge IDONytas.

1t 10 known to our readers that the Hon Ste.
phen A. Douglas, one Of the senators of the U
States from Illinois, has been absent from his own
beloved country for several months, making the
tour O! Europe, and his return to his native land
and TO his residence in this city, has been an.
nourced in our journal,
/ Judge Douglas is the perfect imbodment Of q
truehearted American citizen. Like many other
statesmen Of the land who have shed lustre upon
their countrys history, he who Low in part So
ably represents the sovereignty of Illinois in the
higher branch Of the national legislature had but
few advantages for intellectual culture in carly
life. The high mental poiners with which he was
so singularly gifted he eagerly embraced every
leisure moment to improve; and such was the
progress he made Ut is universally conceded that
the Judge is eminently a man Off progresS.) that
he soon became distinguished not only for his
talents, vut for his attalnments in letters
I He is the framer, the architect of his own for.
tunes The once skilful mechanic has since ad
Pan,ageously figured as an eloquent advocate, a
leerncd juTIst, al able statesman, aud throughout
the extended aud still extending limits Of our
country he is esteemed a. devoted American
patriot We love TO dwell upon the achieve.
ments ofmind and it is our delight to honor the
'arisocracy of genus, bu, the only object We
had in view when We commenced writing was to
introduce by u !ihe or two, a few extracts from
the Paris correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ga
zette' These extracts WE suhion
! Mr.. Douglas has Just returned from an exten.
sive tour, which embraced Italy, Greece, Syria,
Turkey, Russia, Prussia, Belgium, and France
He leaves here Thursday, and, travelling through
Scotland and Ireland will take steamer at Liver.
pool on the 18th Of this month for the United
States lie looks well has enjoyed his trip, and
is 'choCk full of good stories startling adventures,
and intervention arguments, with which to aston
ish the natives a, the next sitting Of Congress.
He has had q long conference with lleschid, pas
ha at Constantmople with Count Nesselrode, at
ST. Petcrsburgh, and with many other great
men, and he has come to the conclusion that
Louis Napoleon is the greatest man in Europe ;
that France is the bestgoverned country, and her
reOple the most enlightened
'Nlr Douglas travelled over the principal part
Of Russia in long carriage, which travelled
night and day ut the rate OF eight or ton miles an
hour II contained sleeping room and kch
en-, so that he seldom left it, He penetrated to
the confines of Tararv, where grand annual fair
was going on, at which there were three hundred
thousand persons: Siberans, Russians Austrians
Calmuck Tartars. Circassians, Georgians, Turks,
and Persans.
The Judge arrived ut Smyrna the day after
the kosza affair, md he describes the excite.
mcnt as beyond anything he mad ever seen
The enthusiasm for our government all over the
country amounts to mania.-- IaShingtom
Union.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-26

TEE RrpoETrp BANK FMLuREs.-Thore is n
strong desire on the part of the public to know
who is chargabe with the reports which came to
the West last week, ofsundry bank failures. OF
the whole number thus reported but two---thc
Patchn Bank and the Massillon lank-are Ger.
tAiny known to have failed The Chautaulue
Bank, the Lewis County Bank the Milford the
Buffalo City and the Oswego Bank, and the Far.
mers' and Mechants' Bank of Kent County, Md,
ARE all said to be doing business in their re.
spective localities
There has utGucstionNbly been deep laid
scheme 10 deiraud The public in this matter, which
has been partially successful, and now the public
wish TO know the party or parties at the bottom
" it, Cannot some one shed arsy of light upon
the suhjccii - Chicago DoHocratjc Press.
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From the Chicago Democratic Press.
Western Character.

Many Intelligent persons, accustomed 10 tho
habits of the old eastern States believe that tho
population Of the West is not SO pure o kind a.
that of the East that the masses are vastly in
terlor III every particular to those in her locali.
tes that the increase is not calculated to morally
elevate the present or future character Of the
country. These conclusions are rs clearly wrong
Is can be- yet they seem to arise more from tho
variety Of our people than from any exhibition Of
immoral or imbecile traits. The fact that nearly
every State aud country in the Old and New
Worlds are largely represented in the West natu.
rally causes people who have been confined all
their lives within the boundaries of their birth.
place te think that mixture of all races would
produce more evil than good results A better
knowledge Of human nature and the study of
physical development. teach differently. Tho
union Of the races las been the secret ef Ameri.
can success; it produced the germ that is brin.
gng forth n new and wonderful nationslity--a
naiJnallty which eveu in it's youth has drawn
and held the gaze, the envy and admiration.
uf oil mankDd-one which in it's maturity will
stard proudly above those that surround il.
If the national character has been thus for.
med, the West, Containing within itself ele.
ments Of the same nature, will soon possess
more American characteristics than any other
POI ,ion Of the country. In its development il
has Also the advantage Of having a continual
immigration of the best men from the eastern
States, and Of the truest men Of the Old
World-men who leave their early homes with
q determination to build up fortunes and repu-
tations in spite Of obstacles and adverses.
They are not merely adventures who enrich
them'elves and depart to forget tho places Of
their success, but they are true and honest
men, who become permanent and good citi.
zens. These classes are more numerous than
many eastern peopesuPpose, and to their Cpl.
ut and activity the West owes much of ito
prosperity. The native ctisens OF the best por.
ions of the West have not their superiors for
shrewd enterprise and industry in any Of The
Eastern States, The generations that will take
their place having advantages for better educa.
ton and Improvement, must become great aud
well known people. Nor will the West DO be.
him in genius and scholarship. Already has il
produced men of great intellectually and fine
lcarning-men Of influence throughout the ma.
'on. aud known beyond the ocean. Western
presses, orators, and schools will, in but few
years, command attention every where. And in
the wide valley Of the Mississippi, the people Of
an empire within itself will erect greater indus
trial monuments than the world ever saw. The
cccentrci,y Of western character tends more to
Ir aggressive greatness than 10 Incidence in pros.
pprity and apathy in wealth. Their success 10
the beginning insures their activity to the end.
and makes them the true soos and patrous Of Il.
Dor.