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During the year ending May 81 1861 the Interest paid
was $40 333 annual iDtesHt bonds $9i $50; tA1ss
$14 COS, net earnings, $l1044l The capital stock
amounts to 81 Ss72o per cent bonds 81 500 o0o
noatiDg debt, s42o, $40.
The pre- emit Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad consists
Of . main track from Sapdusky, by Bellevue 70 Dayton
1917 niles the Findlsy Branch Is miles and tho leased
portion Of the sapdusky City and Indiana Railroad from
ssr dusky to Tima, 33s mlsa long, being in the whole
EOS miles by the company. Ga the line
by the through trains three points In which grades
road may found which for short distances pproAoa
tho ratio Of forty feet to the mile, viz At Ksntoa at
fremont md Springfield All the rsst Of the road
10 Of much lower grade.
Tho dir report that alliance has bsea formed
with the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day Railroad Coon
p.py unite their through busaes between Cincinnati
and sandusky in such manner to give the advaa-
tages Of single line The gross receipts Of
tho last year justify very favorable expectations Of the
future. They amount to $40 6IS; exceeding the re-
oeipts of the previous year by SLOT 45 Is.
The report says
It viii be remembered that the Cleveland, Columbus
and Cno mai Railroad withdrew from this its threagh
pas en- gers part Its through etsht The tuco0e
for the year preceding June 1884, sss
y20i 741 While the apoo-ing Income OF 1861 was
ONLY $l4 04T Since the oDsnipg OF that rosd thsiefoe
our bpsin ess has been strictly loci or saoh
fIeigLs se'an ia tho face OF cmpsut'on rns
increa ed receipts lat year sastsIn
iIg come, eepecsil. when remember they chiefly
ate from . district inoarfscjy set led, but ~.
picy i'm proving To this must be ADDED the opeaoy oil
O ceapLes OF susipess fcn the West. Our road IL
by the Toledo Noraak and Cleveland Railroad,
the Ohio aud Ildisns RsilHoad the Beton Aine 2ad-
rosd thu Coun bus aud Piqua Railroad it CON nuut-
cses Spring WITH the Spr,ogdrd aed Cs'unols
Raroed and Day Il With two others run
npe to Ipcana To all theae the port of saodnsky ssrs
the best shpsing point, and our road affords equal or
superior stransges or all timer freight bn,toe.s tae
pro OF the Toledo Nor yak aad Cevs
aod aud he Junction Railroad Corporations vita both
of the Mao Rivsr Railroad Com psny are cuts4unS
the friendly connections, will afford BIZ eirhsr
with tsat great line OF business which
must pass along the south shore OF Laks e aud be-
Of its Leading tributaries Bat bsycnd eli other
and facilities of future busi6ssa the Board rely
upon the steamboat cDnnesaon at Sandnsky An East.
ern as, ociAton has bees engaged In rucdog Two
steamers operate in regular line bss~esn the ports
OF Sardusky and BosIo oerfectng the cooasc ion be-
New York Ohio river, and parhaps bot sosa
New York and Chicago They OF ths srg at class Of
lake boats Of the 9Th Of 35 feet Of perfection Of
model such o. American shpbuders alone produce.
foned ny water tight bulkheads thsir has aud
network Of large iron bars bolsd together "a insS
pora ted with their frames
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ey which has 30 eminently distinguished tho State

d New York.
Turning from State to national affairs, the under.
signed point with pride. as showing the tone OF
New York and the cordial sympathy and harmony
0 feeling that animates its democracy TO the pas
sage OF the resolutions by the Assembly, affirming
TIE attachment its members and Of the democratic
party OF New York to the principles and policy OF
the democratic party of the Union as expressed in
tie resolutions of the National Convention which
nominated Franklin Pierce for President, and also
tie approval OF the sentiments and principles OF bis
inaugural address, and Of the action Of his admins
tTatioD since II assumed the duties devOlvet upon IL
by the laws and constitution Of our country. The
approval of the principles, platform. and policy Of
the distinguished democrat at the head Of the nation
expressed In the strongest terms and with COM
handing Unanimty. We are confident that the
expression of feeling reflects your sentiments,
and that whatever cause may have divided the de-
mocratc party heretofore on such subjects, none
survive at this day.
Acknowledging the imperfectness OF our efforts
(hampered by Senate in accidental wing Majority
in all things 10 carry out the Will Of the democracy
we respectfully submit that we have carefully avoided
any course that would leopard that union of the
democracy that makes New York the reliance and
the pride OF the democratic States of the Union.
The consolidated front that New York presented to
the sister States in the last great political contest
potential in its promise OF victory Cherish that
spirit OF democratic fraternity and watch with lea
lous eyes lest the example Of disunon in the demo
crazy Of other States or the recollection OF its exist
among you in other days, should be made use of
insidiously to SOW dissensions or dstrust in your
ranks. The prostration of the democratic party Of
New York, and thus OF the State aud national ad-
IN nstrations, which enjoy your confidence, is hoped
to be Elected through your division.
Democratic ascendancy is the guarantee Of govern
mental economy. and the great obstacle to those
who pursue illegitimate paths to municipal State
and natioEal trsasuries--it is thus that common
principle moves those who combine to overthrow the
democratic party and we greatly misjudge your in
telligence ard patriotism if these efforts are not re-
buked by you with an unanmity and courage worthy
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oui Poii"iOoi siA.'eoA
A. LOOMS,
VIM. McClarey,
Alonzo Case,
Charles s. Rogers,
S. g. Hadley,
John Westover,
Peter G.. Ten Eyck.
l. II. Smith,
b. T. Gilmore,
d. w. Lawrence,
j. s. Sprague,
A G. Hall,
Charles Mclean,
Darius Winans.
Benjamin Smith,
Alonzo Chamberlin,
Thomas Fulton,
Barnabss Hall,
VIM Van Vanken,
Charles Smith,
j. G. Osgood,
B. H. Streeter,
David Hickox,
w. II. .Amsbry,
II. w. Jackson,
A. H. Gardner,
Nathan Hows, ~:
M. Temple,
Jacob Odell,
David O'Ksefe. Jr.,
VIM. w. Forsyth,
w. A. Smith,
N. Blauvelt,
r. p. Smith,
s. s. Smith,
j. w. Beckwith.
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!, Esfcraes If Co., annual Dividend

The mine 10 situated In Gutlfod oousty. about nine
mile from Gyes Bsboro end eight from the plsnkrssd
jetoipg to Fayetteville, diAtA0co seventy mites
This road ~ veoieDt for haung. ~hilst the Cape
Ever river ha,n& bsvtsab for tUaOboa to Fayettess
tpsbsss the company to ssnd their 10 market via
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venues as the means for the enlargement OF the ca
nails continues in force the guarantees Of the present
constitution for the public stock with the pledge Of
State faith and provides for the extinguishment at
the debt by sinking funds, within eighteen years. IL
provides for the submission Of the subject of the
tempated debt to the electors themselves, in their
primary capacity.
II will secure ny wise administration the certain
completion OF the canals thus adding another pra I'll
cal achievement to the brilliant career Of the demo
crazy in connection with the can iIs-who have com
nenced and completed all our great public aorks-n
striking contrast with that Of their political adverse
res, the wings who have never commenced, and
never finished a canal but have twice brought the
public works to stop by their bad administration OF
the finances and the credit OF the State.
Among the acts in the passage of which the IN
designed united, and which became laws, was one
to repeal the law OF 1852, by which The letting Of
contracts under the void nine million bill recog-
nized. The repeal was an act not only Of obedience
to the courts, which had by the highest decision de.
clared them void but made in anticipation Of
the passage Of The constitutional amendment in
gard 10 the canals which we have submitted to you.
The Legislature have not only provided for paying
the debts aud preserving the credit OF the STATE but
have also passed an act approprating money TO the
Erie Canal Enlargement, and Tor the prosecution Of
the unfinished work upon The lateral canals. The
sum TO be expended under this bill upon the Erie
Canal Enlargement is 1894 900, OF which sum $l7O-
900 was absolutely necessary to protect The work
thereon and preserve the navigation the ensuing
son; 500 600 Ia appropriated TO future work upon
the GeDesee Valley canal, which sum economically
expended, it il supposed will complete nearly half
the unfinished portion Of that work; $4,000 IS also
appropriated to the Black River canal which will
add over fifty miles to its length; $4,000 Is appro
prated To the OswePo canal; $4,000 TO the Cayuga
and Seneca canal; $40 900 IN the locks at whitehall,
on the CHAMPAIGN canal; and IS 900 to the Crooked
Lake canal. These snms judiciousy expended upon
the works named, will continue gradually but surely
towards completion that great system OF internal I'm
provemeDt which has been brought to its present ad
vAnced state by Vie wisdom Of that democratic poll
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DECISION IN LIoUoR CAsE.-Judge Manchester,
Of Providence, has given an important decision in
liquor case, In which the witness who s~ore TO the
sale testified that he had purchased the liquor for
the purpose Of having the defendant convicted
The Judge decided that, upon every principle OF
law no man should be convicted OF crime upon the
uDcorroborated testimony Of man who would go
upon the stand and swear exultingly that he had
induced the defendant TO commit the orime for the
purpose Of having sn opportunity TO swear against
h'm-ihat 1t took awsy the safeguard which the Law
has thrown around the citizen for his protection and
the security Of fair and impartial trial when &C
cused Of crime. lie adjudged the defendant not
guilty, and ordered him TO be discharged.
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VIM. II. Ludlow,
M. B. Champlin,
Augustus Martin,
Joseph Rose.
Ashbel Patterson,
Luther Osgood. Jr.,
James X. Gardner,
De Witt G. West.
Isaac v. v. Hubbard,
J. G. Spafard,
Julius G. Thorne,
II. H. Bouton,
p. w. Rose,
John Nc Bnrney
Seymour Green,
George G. Fiuch,
Hudson Webb,
E. B. Carpenter,
James Clifford,
James FL. Weeks,
NJ. H. Barker,
D. Henderson,
+. S. Marsh,
D. Croker Jr.,
E. P, Bushnell,
Henry Dehart,
Dexter Gilmore,
Thomas Kearrey,
Moses d. Gale,
Abm. N. Van Alstine
c. r. ingalls,,
Reuben F. Wilson,
VIM. p. Malbnrn,
Robert D. Livingston,
Jacob s. Miller,
Solomon b. Noble,
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
The Steamships Arc,ic and Arabia.

The Steamships AIclic ana Arabia.
Mr.. JAMES G. BENNETT:
Dear Sir-As great deal has been said in regard
to the short eastern passage of the Arabia, have
thought that statement OF facts would be interest
ing, lat least to those who have wagers,) and am
ore that thinks, in all races against time, there
should be at least starting point; but the Arabia
had none, but started ut full speed at 1885 p. M.
New, what they mean by full speed do not know;
The Arabia left her wharf the day previous to sail
ing and let go her anchor some distance below At
IL o'clock M. she was under weigh. and sailed up
the river abreast Of her dock, and then turned her
he ad down the river, with strong ebb tide) aud
at l2:l7 passed the Battery Now take that for the
starting point and the Arctic is ahead Of the Arabia
twenty minutes; but take their own statement, and
stil the Arctic is ahead.
According to their statement, ~ Published IN the
Liverpool Courier
The Arabia sailed June Is at 1885 p. NJ.
Passed the Rock " 26...........at 1924 A. M.
Apparent time ...... . days 81 hours 50 minutes.
Deduct difference time. :" 56
Making ............ 8 days IL hours minutes.
The Arctic sailed Feb. 7...........,.at IL M.
Passed Battery 7...,....... at 1915 III.
Arrived at Rock Light Feb. II ... at 1912 p. M.
Apparent time. ...... o days q hours 81 minutes.
Deduct difference time. I" So
Making ......,.,,....9 days IL hours / minute.
The Arabia passed the Battery at 1911, instead
of ~ S. king difference in favor of the Arctic
Of 20 minutes. BY publishing the above statement,
Won will confer great favor on-Yours very re-
spectiuly JAMES G. LUCE,
June rs, 1868. Commander Steamship Arctic
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

1SlNE or six young men who ere expert al
Z learning the young idea how to -hod''
can end full employment the coming win,cf'
in zion Township, by applying 10 eItLer Of
the un lersigncd forthwith. .eTy tell quaiii-
cations will not be required.
b. =. KENDALL,
VINCENT BROW NLEE,
II. i. DICKSON.
NOV n 1883. 3St2.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
%y,u.I. Barns, MAsrgR CORNERSTONE

w J. Burns, MASTER sCoNh.SsloAf'h
for M.r.hall County, is empowered by the late
law, o. Indiana. to administer all oaths and
ATTENTIONS which are required by 'aw; to take
aal certify all lavits and deposliions'' &C.
Also as No.ary Public, :he willtake aeknowl-
e lgmea.s Of Deeds, Mortgages ana other le-
p.l instruments, and which may be executed
At triaing expense upon application at the
banner sioiIce, Plymouth
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
Notice Of B1itclling.

WE Swamp Lam. commissioner and En-
s gineer OF Marshall County, will offer Tor
sale as the law directs, the contracts for
ditching as follows: on Tuesday January 3d,
1874. between the hours o. 10 O'Clock IN and
o clock pm on SAID day, goo rods OF ditch IN
the south east quarter of section :, township
81, range two east; 40 Rods OF ditch III the
east halt OF the north east quarter OF section
seven, township b north, of range two east;
240 Rods Ditch in the south ives. quarter OF
section seven, Townships north OF range TWO
east.
Also on Thursday the 18th day Of January
1851, between the hours of ten o'clock N,
and o cloch IN, Oh said day, l,3oJ Rods OF
ditch IN sections and 8, town "a north, OF
range three east, aud section 80 III township
IS north, Orange three east, known as the
cut loi of the Lake o. The Woods, IN German
township.
And on Friday the 9th day of January 1854,
10 rods in the east half Of the north west
quarter of section 50 in township 81 north oil
range three east.
The letting Of each day will be in the above
order, and viii be where the ditciing Is to h,.
done. Plans ofcach ditch can be seen al the
Auditor Office in Plymouth.
SAMUEL MCDONALD,
Swamp Land Conr.
]. B. n. KLlNGBR,
swamp Land Eng'r.
Nov. q 1853. 5ol5.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

NT>44oo To - Wise, or The ow-
- ner of the south vest quarter
dissection number II, ntownship 81 north, O
range : east; also the owner of the east h2li
Oh The north west quarter OF section ruml CT
/ !, same town and range. In constructing the
necessary bitches 10 drain the Swamp lands
Il ij0ning your land, it has become necessary
to cut ditch across the north part Of your
land. SAML. MCDONALD,
Nov Il 1853 Swamp land Comr.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
STATE OF INDIANA, starke County

STATE OF INDIANA, Starke County. IS:
ri SsgsCEs % heirs, of petition 10 sell Real
/ y Estate. Henry Walters. administrator
de bonis non, OF the estate OF Matthew Laugh
ridge, deceased has filed his petition TO sell
the real estate Of the SAID dccedent, has per-
Sonal property being iHsuilict nt to pay lis dc BITS
ant, laid petition viii be heard at the next
term of the court of Common Pleas of said
county.
Attest: CHAS. HUMPHREYS, elk.
Nov IA, 1858. 37t3.'
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
Delinquent Taxes,
or MARSHALL COUNTY, INDIANA.
AUDITORS OFFICE. N,Rsu,rI Co


Plymouth Nov. -, 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given that the list of
l Y Lands and town lots which have been
returned delinquent 10 this office hy the Traa-
Surer OF said county, tor the nOnpayment o
taxes due on them, and owing r1ld the OWL
ers thereo. Tor the year 1882, has been print
ed and circulated IN handbill form. and that
The whole Of the several tracts land and
town lots in said list contained, or so much
thereof as may be necessary TO discharge the
taxes, penalty, interest aud charges which
may be due thereon, due from lie owners
thereof, al the time of Saie--y.iil be sold at
Pubic Auction al the Court House door in
Plymouth, III said County, on the FIRST Monaay
N January next. commencing precisely at ten
O'Clock a. IN, on said day, By The County
Treasurer unless said taxes, penalty, interest
and Charges arc paid before inat time.
THOS. MCDONALD, Auditor
Dec. o, 1853. 4Gtl
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

YIAkE Up by Major futile, living in
Il Center township, Marshall County, lad,
on The I'd day OF December 1858. one Bull, .
years old, red sides and lined back and
dark brindlc Steer, with a white face, = years
old last spring. Said property was appraised
at the sum Of sixteen dollars by Joel Burch
and John w Leonard, before James II. Case,
Justice Of the peace.
Attest: H. CORBhLEY Clerk,
Prs, h. Corbaley dep.
Dec. 8, 1853 40t5.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
State of Indiana,
Nyarslssii County. SIS:

NOTICE is hereby given that application
I y VIII be made 10 the Common Pleas court
0 said county at their January term lr5i, at
the Court House In Plymouth, loi an order OF
sale OF Lot No , IN Wheeler addition to the
town of Plymouth, belonging to the estate o.
Josln MsFaf lin deceased
WARREN TAYLOR Admr.
Dec 8, 1855. t0t3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
.sBECgAE ~ @ EEgBas
Ia tle Members OF the i. [. Church:

There will be an election at the NJ. n
Church OH Saturday Dec. l0th' at IL
o'clock, A. NJ. for the purpose OF ming
vacancies in the board Of trustees for said
church. L. NEStAE"' "SIO''
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
Guardians EIJtice.

II A EN- UP by John C. Hogate
/ of Tippecanoe Township Marshall
County. Indiana on the 9Th day of No
vember, 1853. One blach Stud Colt.
with blaze in his forhsad. right hind
feet white, wart on the right stifie.
Supposed 20 be two years old. Apprais
ed at thirty-five dollars by Joseph P Blair
and Clayton Gaskill before Samuel x.
Coons Justice of the Peace.
Attest: RICHARD CORBALEY, elk.
pr S. B. CoRBALEY, Deputy.
Nov %. 1853. 39t3 x
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
NJ ORTH ERN INDIANA
Hardware Store.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
(4GFsks ~ EEsHgi Having removed into
~ their new store room in Burroughs brick
block. corner OF Michigan and Washington
streets. and having IN consequence o. the ad-
ditlonal room thus obtained, very materially
enlarged their always extensive stock OF
Hardware Cutlery and iron,
Respect ully invite the attention OF the PEG
pie of Northern Indiana To thcir thorough an
unriyallea assortment, which they are prepar-
ed TO sell at City prices. wholesale or retail.
Our stock OF Nails, Glass, Saws, Carpen-
terS, BlaekSmth'S and Cooper's Tools, Coach
cloths, Farmers tools, from hoes ..p to plowS,
Springs, Locks and HINGES. Wooden-wafe.
Table Cutlery, Paints and OILS, Axes, Round
and Square Iron in great quantity, assorted ST.
zes, Steel, Stoves OF inGumerable patterns, &c,
is worthy of inspection. And the twenty five
THOUSAND dollars woIth OF ar,iclsS that crowd
cur shelves and floors must be sold eff before
spTing % make room fol a still larger supply.
So now Is The tine to buy them cheap.
COBB q HiNE.
S nth Bcnl, De. !, 1883. 59m3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
administrators Notice.

r. Office IS hereby gwen, that application
I Will be made to the Marshall Common
Pleas court, at its January term 1854, to be
held al The court house III Plymouth. in Mar
81 county, Indiana, for al order 10 sell tie
south i.ai,o :. The SOFT. east quarter Of section
-, in township 80 norm, g raneF one east
belonging TO the estate O. James .icEi,.ra, :.
deceased. OhPfiA I. BROh
Novel 1853, (3Si3) Admrx.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
Teachers - 2IltGd.

Nov. q 1858.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
& Commissioners Sale.

! n pursuance Of a decree and Judgment of
4 the Marshall Circuit Court in the State OF
Indiana mode at the August Term 1883, on
complaint of John Golfer foI foreclosure of
mortgage, against 9enjam Leiby, and OF ar
order of sale thereon TO me issued out of the
Office of the Clerk OF said court on the 18th day
o. November $50, j VIII offer for sale at pub
lie auctioa at the Court House door in Plym-
outh in said county. on the 9th day o Deem
Der 1888, between The houls 10 o clock a. Nj
and o clock L. NJ. OF said day, he rents and
profits of the following described lands to- witt
The north half Of the south east quarter fsec-
ton Z and the north halt OF the south west
quarter of Section 8, III township 81 north, Of
range one east, in said county, for term not
exceeding seven years, to make the sum oil
S9il ~, the amount due on said decree, be-
sides accrung interest and cost; and ii.not so
sold, will then offer TO the highest bidder, the
fee simple of said land--the interest CT said
Benjamin Leiby therein-to be sold without
appraiseEcnt.
JOHN l.. THOMPSON.
Comm'r & Shift.
Dec l. 1853 1913,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

t Fever and AEue cured without faI and On ~ msey
By two dose Of DStLEk AnI yroe r1 -
CIfCKFNER CO. No. q EeTcAyst- AID BoID PAgL N2
Cousndst wholesale and cold - retail b. Gas n
ITN corner Bro1dwny aid John g. end BY Z IlON coes
Of Boery See description and certificates on tAe
Isse Of thb paper.
rsorth William burgh.-A regular nee'ng u tas Asca
ie he'd Their Room No 49, B0Tey on sO "a 49,
rr sept H. Persons who desire 20 roeure blilaias sss
rielt 70 the CITY locality pr0vefbia for - besny M
NJ Gsi Of apTCTe ents would 90 ven 20 zN
hiss been formed FOR the purpose
Or enabinz h9e without paying
fs 70 specuors information relating thereto NAY De
,.5 q, tho neere or ~ making application 70 sn7 Of the
SieVrs ntierasn: IT. T. H. KfMBARK. No loe GO b,ss
aod " WILSON No. l76 Southsr- or MARK A. "lLkE- No