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fouses Uanteo.

UOUsE WANTED-The advertiser wants imme-
die, sty-ost.r or The under par o
cd hcs.e nal "a respeetsoe 70 Hs
f.tWesn Il, end -5th South Bro sly1 Rent aas -
a., lie tddre .ed 70 TENANT Box is Tribune OSe ~" S''
Attention
yy7ANTED-From the first Of August next large
w and plea aniy lOessd pTe ma HGe S1'f 1890 IA "a
Gssfs ana LeKnsfon s.S es-a.s7 ~ "
heni CIV 70 49, n sPAFARD, No. Is WslSt N b.semsnt-
xv.yTFD-ImmediAtey good brick House, three
w -. h-t.een sta srd iothsys. and Th sad 4oth
ps r-S,rd or the sts-sv- between Goth add ION
Aso, L - GrrTd RIO feet situate the
Aso 40 5000 - elass It APP
49, 81 EOTT ! Co, No. q ChAmbers-t
vxTANTED-A Store House for boxes, within one
w ne Of the q Apftocyst sas Broadway Cal
PIANO F0RIE Rooms, 10. 80 Broadway.
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Religious Noiltes.

~ Re '. SIR sumrDe rbelt, Gin ien q no, ~ S
next
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III. 7
L AMBOY-The ard connexions steamer OCEAN, apt p
Fuusn Will male An Perth Amboy Mo-dar,
Ju ropring Rossyi Woodbridge L.uc biftes Grove,
r. A. NJ Hauu3uds; u, .rr<yst =.
Blem. R. at g. Jorssmonsi BROOK yn 81 Per > \ X st,
htuIuns ~ p NJ Haki9T the same antings
shove R may be had % board Fare for The EHea0n
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II p.,usu Of Of PaTehsss eney SA NE easss =
he e DtNrS dAen
s rls.s occupy hsahs an satfpi safcn aeAs
~ Rsef the nnedtt ss1aiy %
N..ci ,rsr Coutty enc ishrs within q.etrf OF ale
r. N,.p'a arch Rslfos an pls-rs his
NV New Rochelle aud sscond Ssd ~hier b.. oeea
-, ,h.rs.r.d 10 exp sit rass hreukh bis prpery.
s,rn hoes, az row huius os slias apdy n.ncs 81
80 e,rr.rtv frou he CITY pa se fte Perfect FoE
rd Other MO eroa ~ oily % D NNi'N NO yfoRNs'
,s.t Rsr Gu e. 'rctc CAGE.
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FOURTH of JULY EXCURSION via Camden and
l Auboy Rarod PHILADELPHIA fare 70 40 aud return
s-Psscr an 4 July a. IL NJ ~
The TRENTON, Sspl Cha'ss Hnte from Per
NOTt pleasant p dOwl he Bay, " eodh AA
boy by Bodeoown aud there te te eef. on
had Sioct0 Ph slegts Returning lc1Ss a-
Ria and 9TH July, 10 N by routes Or = A "
,esu ar trenton. BLISS. AsenL
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lunses 10 Lea.

Gonses 10 Lea
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-At New. Rochelle,
i ituy situated between III D-Po and eapsoa, aada,
ICON, aIse and sssa sd every Wy ds.able
"s5ees II I,,rs.,..e family F' tern" 'a,e spP3 g ne a.
OFFICE TO LET VERY CTIEAP-rh half of that
EIoaovsy Aplyto De NIT Co. 10 - chsao.r'st.
DOOM To Lkl-Wiih steam power.-One large
IL 81 b, 10 md F'i.d Ais ,-vg,a smaller rooms Ia
eds Jovr oue Of he best cao e the ely Apply to FEN
CHAN TOWER TO LEI The whole or part OF
- the two soy Fscory Elizabeth Port NJ VIII s,es.
fov, such sosnry u, o equPsd ihe ouiss . ~ zee.
SS.l.e We Apt tI si EIsSsth n j. Ag9 Buzz
vI,O LET-A House in Wiliamsburgh, On Grlnd..t.,
Uuouav store and rooO 90 hrsl 1907 and s.i ro. 90
'sss .iors. Moderate Apply to J. y BRowS No. ~s
rr,O IET-A Country Residence on the east side Of
he Hudson the railroad station q, Garrison, and tns
y 20 @f,1 fiSs me situation pleasant sdssy
. .yG f'' osBoRS under fe csas B.a So%y ''
1y,O LET-Country Residence at Stamford, Conn.
i near the ptpCt new tw0.oy ard stls pwslio. ,4,
sp end rear y 'J .sS i; ,o o. .sa e 1 te.' NE
dafs ~ RoMRR' M MORGAN 's No sopoa
BrBdDs.
mo LET-A COAL YARD and FIXTURESon Go
wsrus Creek South Brooklyn near HA0'o'a' Inquire L.
no LET he secouo Story and Front Basement Of
j House No. IA Mabery+t, % small zrniee family None
others need apply Ique No AZ Malbenyst ionr doos teo"
GIsrdlt
V,O LET or LEASE-FOr term Of years, to a small
fniv tHcsLory % House ple-aa'y located
Stages the dOor ,ysry 10 Or -
ips sad ouse with excel ent cement etn,
sehed eI5es chain pump, A{e otek yifdt s
sbrubbery and hoWes To c-sifahs family ssd
80 r,nt,a H.. pnre Of sjt For
renrr ~ POWLERs WELLS. No. ~ has.AE-.t y y.
Two LET-Workshops and Lofts various sizes, we'll
n6ted with or without te.npower and possession gwen
msdssy Inquire tie preHss-a No ~ Amt, eseL va. ~.
rI,O IET-A new HOiEL, Hamilton ay. Ferry,
cogrul0di1 brek "a Id
H.ntODay and Cn,onst lsst being ma sned
,.. Ia ass. hotel Itisbeauufsuy situated tyero,kn. TIE
tS sv AID and within twelve unutss' walk snf s4 q
be rented reasonable u parties ~ho WI
srs Hotel Apply tDe premises close By tns
ssTyy ,sreifgi HanitcD-Sy, u HENRY e. FOUNTAIN
ITO LET-A brown stone front House, pleasantly
situated in Boosyn; 500 COtt@z. North bf1osyn
- 81 AAo South 8rookyn rent ESQ stores % 1T
g. roa w. rent 800 One DO IN Brooklyn with back
Rooms nd Houses 70 let Inquire OF s. r. TOWNs-
END. n. q aAssg e., up stairs
ITO RENT-ThOse 6ne large, airy, capacious and we'll
ht.d Rooms second floor OF the bald o. the Haa0ve
Pm P.essop d-fsy Apply a. he Hanover Bank
or AZ the oee Ohio Life Insurance .rd Irs Company
nNO LET-W ell ghted Rooms, with withOu
steana-Power, ef Inquire OF G. NJ sIdoSSOS' No
lsl LewSs.
SIO CHEAP RENT.-A new Store and House
% H. Containing AID cellar With eern snien
A. ror SO Yer mouth 10. basne Of Upp'f
gsxay JueS waks as-grt, location rod town heNthy
Ae " railroad % day from CoEteldt fare u GA
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sfe n, foat Grand Entrance 90 the CFystal Pal
- utfor, Tres Buildings e p et ron each bl % ee; ~
10 b-if he hkcA ab0ve ludngs haze been erected
a ,l suitably HOTEL ard can be asd Tor that pafpse .,
~ h M Se, an \ % as re inispuahe. II viii Dc sod
~ IN .rsrs,ey on hh rs,crns Il soh before the lSh
viii he lst is s-psrAiey Apply a. TIC Csfpcniss
shpn No tt3 5fhst north side between IN AID stha ava
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AT PRIVATE SAIE-A beautiful Farm, con,a


ID SAF-Susa o. line Of tho Csufra alnad n , tds.
~, sal coesl shout us. NeviorS. coosians t0ca 70
10 ses en- th noble bsk Mansion HOUSE WA "A aee
~ CO lains. nut sardeu peuty wei o. ssier
&c. Au BE- appreciated Pr psrteaas o}ars % y
II RtFt, President Peots uscrsuce Co No tS Osnaes "
S-NoSld exchange for unencuubeled C"y. srookcn %
William serrlh
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TOR SALES Acres of Land, lying in the beilt

NI vl.se Of Jamsica l. sod within three mnu.es w.s
~ r.,a SspS For the " hg.in th' rued ssne
- IN. wca8 make desirable deuce beiiS bat g
30 I'm thr ty hy r,ru.d Tue village st.l. Pnomosut tor =
a., s,l scisty zoo iafhe tasueN"' WY :" !"
MOTT { Co. No. ~ Ohambtst
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COrRTU and FIFTH Of July EXCURSIONS

L to ne FlsHIEG BANKS and AROUND tie LEHf sHlPI
The arte o. HERO, Capt W hancof Va"
hs,e >minls o. "A Jc Htnuoncst u. l0ih-st' T. X
Broout.t g. Ptck-shr e. Pier No T. NJ resruns ~
81. W. II. aa0r ns soud view
Uued Sfafes about th- flr aud nJ Inc
nviloisu1s irteLe Dime tc- pfoyiced fne ~ cents
kB-1he IEKO, with The barge l. r. Mi.LtN vi ma'e
Con k1ruIsou ENENiNG Fare a. or gentleman aud
tao 81 hour Of see bills
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z.ur,us. Jerome Ra,ol, oourct Aulo,o Ravol
M AsHINGTON CIRCUS-Corner Of 39th-st and
wv Gthay MANN Mookg rnoMr.OS tWPnet1rs

Colubel ALVAh mANN...............'..'. .MN-aSet
Of toe
Company EquosAs GynaAs sc, unequaed oy ANY IN
IOuTn2v, Mrs arfo the Antonio
FsmS Snd Other performers appear AFTERNOON
sho INNING.
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M Crysts Pse enjoy q.ef ride and get meals AZ Al hours
g. % Sc Al noyaDce Of AID other pest 90 u fgnk
ne M up tie DIVE you own tetI 90 p ne on
- p. ace tie Boouir gt.le ioad for al zoe
ts - 10 satsf. The stop at ksLLlN5ERS and
IN an rs.n There beautiful roads 2r
sss The Hudson Railroad nearly every hour Ia
-.
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Cftnrsions.


A NHIAP ana II IENUIII IAN I Il@IVN 10 II 7 ii
- leland ff 81 CENTS SUNDAY sud FOiRfn Of JULY y
errsot to aid b, staten Island Feny Jlt Of "aa.
~. rhf fr udd feamers JDsffi-
INE HUNCBBiCk, COLI NIB d -lLPH, VIII lave W te'
r Quarsne stspct0n AID Nsld bits Landing Clifton NIX
O PssCoL IS follows. =, 49,.
On SUNDAY sd Of July every hour until A. NJ a0efll.
th, I'm, tos ns hour until o. o'clock J. A
rish beat the Island 10 O'clock, touching a. A the
laI diss.
o. AONDAY the 9TH Of July beat vii save al the shove
r,nto halt loar from NJ 70 q T. NJ Ngt b'ats
viii leave n Island sud TO- and NeSfOfk Is II 0clOcs
oppoItu1, yisng 3D.. city AID toe czens
kerY VA 10 euos the BAy. This one oi
tie the vicinity % Ne-iok anordhs beat
Of AID krbr. Adauic DC aud srf1ulnz
sceery which Unsurpassed By IN. euEio a. ~ ~ ~npe
tine u and epoy psar prospect from ne NJ Of
Nsuias Hal, fayAO1 lii '4iton fF.
Ie!essph ard fot lonpssa the Nso~s a. Of
which .foId sp 81 Ocean Hgiut- siljy 10
I.land Lon I.lsne Prince BAY EA Nen-Jenry Ac
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Amnscnlents.


UIPPODROME CHANGE Of PERFORM
hhCEs-Iu s.e Monday, lJeae ~ ar4ool psf'ol
-. vii be y,n MONDAYS, WEONESOAlS aud FRIDAYS,
- ca, ,eton Win gulaI performances
rNkANtON -Great success Ofthe
rAh or kLOWtHS-I nIS AtrEHS JON aud sFcNiNO,
the rprtse1ieuons va coa-nenet wan the not
rastant exhibited tue CAR OF FLORA,
LEAST ais VI TnE kNChANIED ISLAND. la
,Irquo Ice Double rapa1e FRA vi The PDsllOn EKe';sr
. r A,.e.. LIE toohe Equ, OF tns Droclan a PPy
Rapd Ostnon The Volatile Globes CJdso Oss
SUI. Its,o Ctal1oi fusht OF Liberty duIses
~ IhuCEs OF ADMlSslON 40 THE WHOLE.
Bo,es..,.... ......5O ceus rt. '''''''''<' ceat'
R,sNrd Seals. 49,. ....s SEASON Tickets 50
lts open and Nj Performances ooninenee Al = sid
e0tNck -.-.... .. r -
.nose OF the eScu {
VIII be adltto0 iOf nal p ~ the
stats aI.d escn pc iOfnahcc
az he M wing places western hoyei a
House Low luys, snd pu0wOrtu's Muse store
I>RANCuNIs HlPPODROME-FOURrH of JU-
III lN PhoGKAMME-On Mouday next Jaiy a. he.o vii be
s,,u IHAkE GRAND tEktOhMANtEs.
Ms trs, Al IL A. 81 $; AID The tniTd, sts r. NJ
Doors Oh Laf ha houI previously I'm. -, NJ
uua' bsPys
A"N VERSAILLES IN l60i,
CdARIOT DIM NJ, OKAND PA0kANIS,
HURDLE JUMPING, RACING, LEAfINO, Sca &C,
Adu,, ,tot GCnt 4
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NIBLOs GAkDEN.-( every evening Tickets
IN 40 ali pers huus, eeuts pusAie boxes - Doors
tv, T. to O'clock t ear nce IA two years Of
ibe kAvtl tanhy THIS ttIoayl EVENING Juy 1904 NE Gu
the comic OF
JEANETTE AND JEANNOE
Jeanlo Gabriel RANe Jeanette Niue Mazett Ater "heh the
tsilet Oi he
Lawreice Francois Rave Baron LaurL Paul Brlat Ieusua
Nile lie Mehsse iutesOn To conclude win Le fairy pan
touine Of
|. Raul C. mn kANnl.
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MAzE GARpEN-simated on 5th av., oppOsite bid

ro1 Z A. II uluI sunset.
~ ise Eha, MssOpsv and Fortshs Stages pas. three
ts Of TIE Garden aud Tie SAaV Cans are within Two miaaes
aAA. -
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= Eewesssy -1be subscter would respectfully announce iAi
- - n ~ now pen Of ESfoi5 " i ~
tS W.ferrz Place many afaiu1ns en1 In
80, ,r have been this house ne1ding me eeloa
= rou .rteuded expressly tle aceo-lc da,0l o. zen
i,s Ia Introduced upon tie premises and other a
aud safety 81 .hpse ~1o
fvcr Columbia viii their pat,oa-se iot rooms
nav te -3e BY letter tddsesed'o - l. hA9ssVoD
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TOR SAIE-In the City Of Newark, D. larl

so varsle o Of Dock aid Railway Pope y located "a ne
-. a. pire ~. d,ks Brow br Their CO and nru The
srr h,t orunu 10 Oh" cry Of s~N@f ~ 'ocs
has been occupitd FOR the last Ten
ard srd maine ayfhe RI neary new, and
y, f,.t rste order Price low terms cosy. Apply 40
'N "'' ' DE- MOTT & Co, No. % Cha nbersst
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COk SALE CHFAP-I(purchased immrdately, tina

o. n sn,,r the Penses and rrns. D aboa
Half The DO money r-hl on
10 sid orsoe Of years Apply OE MJfr 90,
N s L I'm In.
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.., rf,6t about 81 acres Land .glb iosa tos pa d'
= IN. ,fer port = The ebfitsd stocs rn
IwC Muis Fsq 1h oI.ty Is .ow offered Or sale Va pot.
frct.tfs tfrma and Aush eheHpf INN Wv ~ pa
f ,t tcu.I olsrst 10 ne puplc 70 par
iYis f, " \. MORAW No. 40 Broadw,y " al ln'h9'oi
Hetel 4 pTe NDfIissuia Depot
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E0R sALE-Three thrre story and ba.emeat nou,es


M, ,o,ter q sih add lh-av The lots t5 let and
= FEET mont anu n feet dep the house q st ffoa BY ~ s deep
eo,x 90 bassu, nj marble nantes smg dora ha1is1ms
mont yagza the street Puce very oW and tsIns
~, AM 10 DE MOTT Co, No - Cbsn9sEsst
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Real estate for Sale.

A GREAT BARGAIN if PURCHASED IMMEDI-
N AIkLN-Itus a. fea sns Bsdhs Los. sthst bsssea
be I rc Ton rck ssel The sraa
Il Il Nss lib
"a, AVTyto pE MOTT 4 Co No q Chanbesss-
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~ srs Cd ct,rc OF nd 70 tait.Es Bail6as Los.
,ui' ps,ou ~ RsPr-sv hsory 40 Ga "a
s h rev Divisousv Rslr-d. NeshbrhasA s,,es.. AZ
r,sners from slliEcs " ss,i
m nee 2 low ara terns essN Apfr .
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY. SIS:

NOTICE to some person unknown:
Y he owner Of the north half OF the north
west quarter. of section twenty three,
in township thirty-tbree north, Of range
three east. in said county. being unknown
is notified that the center line of the Fort
Wayne and Chicago Rail hoad, crosses
said tract of land a distance of Is 30. 100
chains, ssid center line entering said sec
ton on the east line 1900 100 chains,
south Of the north east corner of said sec
ton, crossing said section. including said
tract. in a straight line. TO. and out a a
point on the north line of said section
81 6el00 chains east Of the North ives;
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

THE WESTERN BANK.-The officers Of
this institution are now here completing
their arrangements preparatory to enter
ing into business. Thompson's Bank
Note Reporter of the first inst. thus
speaks Of il, and those having charge OF
its affairs:
New BAyK.-The Western Bank, OF
Plymouth, Indiana, is new institution
recently organized under the General
Banking Law of that State. and just com
mencing business, of which s. Simpson.
Esq, is president, and H. Ward. cashier.
The circulate is amply secured by the
hypothecation. with the State authori
ties. of Indiana and Virginia six per cent
State Bonds. Capital. 100000.
The high standing, for worth and fl
nancial ability of the gentlemen having
charge of this Bank where they are known
and appreciated, will secure for it the
confidence of the community.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18
THE BANNER.

Our acknowledgements are due TO many
of our contemporaries Of the Press for their
kind notices. upon again meeting US in
our old position. Some Of the m have a
word to our citizens in relation to their
opportunity OF sustaining good county
paper. and as we are entirely too modest
20 engage in self-commendation, we in
sert few of the notices, that our pat
rons may go TO work advisedly, in in
creasing our subscription list,
The Plymouth Banner has been sold by
its late proprietor, MIR. Corbaley, to VIM.
J. Burns. who has recently settled in
that town for the practice of his profess
ion-the law. Mr.. Corbaley's impaired
health, and his increasing duties as Clerk
rendered this step necessary; and though
we part with him Editorialy with sin
cere regret. We are gratified that he has
sold OuI 10 such an experienced and wor-
thy successor. Mr.. Burns. some years
ago. edited paper at Lafayette with de-
cided ability; and welding as he does.
1.-The pen OF ready writer" he cannot
fail to make the Banner ON interesting
and instructive paper.
South Bend Register.
w. J. Burns. ESQ, has become editor
and publisher of the Plymouth Banner.
Marshall county. Indiana. The major is
a veteran editor and practical printer md
will get up a good paper with half a
chance. The people of Marshall should
not fail to second his efforts.
Peru Sentinel.
PLYMOUTH BANNER.-We notice in the
last numb,r Of this paper. that brother
CoRBALEY has retired from the editorial
labors Of that paper which are assumed
by Col. BURNs. Mr.. B. is a ready wri-
ter. and will make paper worthy Of the
support Of our Marshall county neigh.
bors -Laportc Wing.
NEWSPAPER CHANGE.-Ou old friend
VIM. J. Burns. formerly Of the Wabash
Atlas. at Lafayette. has purchased the
Plymouth Banner Office. and taken cha rye
of that pei per. We gladly welcome him
back to the tripod. and wish him great
success in his new position. Ind Herald
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

SWAMP LAND Sales.--future have been
disposed of in this county. of those lands
S.497 acres. and the gross receipts for
which amount to but 10000. This re-
por: includes the sale on the h instant
and from that time to the 9th a private
sale.
The day cannot be far distant, when
every acre of the unoccupied lands in
Northern Indiana. will be brought into
active cultivation or use in some way
and by the drainage of the Swamp Lands
improve the general health Of the coun.
try, and afford comfortable homes for
many who are now destitute of them -
The rapid strides now taking by capital
and enterprise in the construction oil
Railroads. the erection of manufacturing
esta blishments. and other local improve
ments. have tendency to bring into ac-
tive demand. lands of the most inferior
quality: and in less than five years from
this time, we expect to see those lands
now buried in water deep enough 10 swim
and mire a horse. surrounding the indus
trious husbandman in his comforta Bile
cottage dwelling upon the higher ground
with their substantials ard luxuries in
the richest profusion-af fording him en-
nd oh IL
for his care for them. So mote It be.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

PLYMOUTH BANK.-We perceive BY
Thompson's Bank note Reporter. of the
lst of this month, that the notes of the
Plymouth Bank in New York. are quo
ted. with a few Of the other individual
banks in this State. at one per cent dis
count-one quarter per cent above the
State Bank paper of this State, and the
Indiana State Stock Bank at Lapor.e.
its notes in circulation amongst our citi-
zens.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

TIE ELEcTfoNS.-Thtre seems 10 be so lit
lie interest manifested in political matters by
he members Of all political parties, that it is
difficult to get anything like detailed returns
from the States which have lately held cleo
tons In Kentucky, it is yet uncertain wheth-
er the Wings have two majority, or that the
parties have five each of tie CongreSSmen.-
The Senate and House OF Representatives are
both Wing. In Tennessee, We understand the
democratic candidate for Governor has sue
ceeded; and in Missouri, Benton and Anti
Benton candidates seem 10 have enjoyed all
the fight, and Of course one or the other oil
these factions Will win the day. Occasionally
they slip Wing into some little Office.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

TIE FORGE In noticing the various
Improvements in this county, as a result
OF the industry and enterprise of our cit
liens, the Iron Forge establishment. 10.
Gated some seven miles from this place
has been overlooked. For some time
past ma ny Of our citizens doubtless looked
upon it as rather a hazardous enterprise
In consequence of the demand at home
not affording sufficient patronage 10 rem
der lis continuance source of profit; and
there being no suitable means of trans.
portation. which would justify its pro-
prietors in seeking a distant MARKET
But since the prospects for its future pro-
gress are Frightening, those controlling
these works. have looked over the books
OF the concern since its commencement
few years ago. and find that it has paid
about sixty thousand dollars.
1t is often the case that men underta.
king such works with too great anticipa
tions in the future. become discouraged
because their highest expectations are
not fully realized. and abandon them Jus,
upon the eve of their becoming prohta.
bic.
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corner Of said section said center line be-
ing marked by station stakes. be- said dis
tances as 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 Rail Road through said tract Of land.
for the middle and space of Fifty feet on
each side of said center line, with the
right of way over said land 10 construct.
repair and maintain said Road, make
droins and aqueducts. take materials Eek
cept TIMBER within the said spa &c of if
ty feet. with all the privileges granted by
law. in as full; and ample a manner es
may be required for said purposes; to have
and TO hold the same as long as required
F. for the uses of said Road. The location
of which line as now made on said troct
is fully shown By map and profile. as
also a declurstio in this behalf. on file
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Marshall
Circuit Court. in said county.
Tbs Fort Wayne 4' Chiccgo Rail
| Road Compuny.
By c. ii. REEVE, Atty for the Com.
August IL. 1853. 1918.
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Brazos with five companies of troops for
The Rio Grande.
Much anxiety in this city is felt for the
disappearance of Christian Houson. sec
md officer of the Danish frigaie, Sarato-
"a. He visited the Crystal Palace on
Thursday morning, since which time
nothing has been seen or heard of him
Twenty five persons were killed yes
terday from sun stroke. Several deaths
occurred from the same cause at Brook.
Ign. Williamsburg, and other towns II
this vicinity.
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WHAT AN EDITOR DOES NOT LIKE
l. To pay postage OH letter ordering a
discontinuance OF paper. when perha ps
the subscriber is in arrears.
O. To pay postage OH communications
perhaps not more than ten miles in leng n
where none but the writer's interest is
concerned.
3. To be in debt, and without the
means to pay. because subscribers will
not pay.
a. To send paper six months or a
year to one who is dead or moved away.
and the postmaster or some one else ia
king them out and reading them. and
then after all. receive letter from the
postmaster. saying, "Stop your paper
sent to Mr.. -, he is dead" or moved
away" but not word about pay.
5. To have a man take the paper until
he is in debt eight or nine dollars. and
the m slip off to parts unknown, without
paying. leaving the postmaster to give
notice of the slide TO the editor.
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South BEND REGISTER.

This paper Of last Thursday came t.
US in lis enlarged and improved form
and must fully NEE, he expectations o
its numerous patrons in the way .: prom
Used improve ments. Its continued sue
cess aud prosperity is no secret at ALL
In its able and generous proprietor. Scuy
LER CoLrAx. the people of Northern In.
diana have long since recognized ample
plishment of any enterprise in which he
may engage.