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RESTAURANTS.

CTATE SALOON, NO. 4s7 BROADWAY. CORNER o.
- Broope strcot This splendid establishment Is
open for tho reception o. company. Neither pains
have becn spared In finishing FURNISHING and stock
Ing the tar Ia stocked with the choicest liquors
the order ~b every thing desirable the msrks a
'ds che oyster department with the dnest oyste sorved
In every variety Of style Connected with the saloon
number Of private fitted expressly for ladies
co-npnnisi Or gentlemen p. q. GRADY Propristov
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N1ysEwOylK@,

I1rGys' FIRST PREMIUM EXHIBITION FIxB
~ works depot ~ Maiden lane. The tsorbers hos
leave Inform their curtoers and others that having
greatly Increased tho facilities former years they
now prsp to fureish exhibitions any extent
have on land every yyiety Of smaller fire works sutsh
RETAIL sales The sgcAcy hello SOLELY
w. bol5ertcn, 40 Maiden lene tsrders addressed a.
above to J. q. L. buGE Jersey Citv will meet -,t
ns,o
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I,1REWoRKs.-NEw YoRk LAnoRAroRY. \

L,lREP ORKS.-NEw YORK LABORATORY. NO IS
From, stroeS-Iire brackets. CsOton rockets double
hcedos ipstchs sn3 complete assortment Of fireworks
gerracod o the fret quality Country merchants ana
sesors also mttees for CITY and country die
plaza, supplic5 on thenost liberal torns.
NJ BENNETT, t96 Froet street,
LtlREw0RKs, FIREWORKS OF livery pEscRJv-
K ton and warranted Of the lrst quality. Country
merchants others Piled OF h raj terms RosBlkS
WHY 2Ss WashioEtou strest. corLet Of Char bora
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HAsTLE GARDEN.-MADAME HENRIETTA sONTAG
" The public respectfully informed that Castle
den will be opened for short season OF
ITALIAN OPERA,
to Monday July ~, aud to close Augusta
The most extensive preparations being made to unite
this occason all the great talent country
and all with the perfect
presented to the American public
.
Full particulars In future advertisement
N BCentomen engaged for the orchestra requested
10 attend reht arsal Tuesday July at IL o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-04

hce Juno 6 l653-NOticeIbel laws Of the State sab
who shali sell by retail wine,
strong or sprtuou, defined The oorposaton or
beer ale other exesabe strong uors without being
licensed to 6ne and snd al persons whe
shall sell spirituous liquors above
Eve saohs importers and distles: selling liquors
Imported distilled by themseve without being
70 penalty II twenty 1--WE dollars for each ofeaoe The
Commssioners Of Excise will hold extra and their last
meetings granting licenses at this oce the folio
days 10 10 ooesk for the several Wards
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SUPREME CogRT;-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP:
~ pcaton Of tho Mayor Aldermen, and Commonalty Of
the city York relative TO the opening Of Fifty eighth
street from avenue TO the Hudson river in the city Of
providsd the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaty of tho
spply to the Supreme Of tho State York. at
special term of he said TO be held at the city of New
York. Saturday the 23d day OF July A. 1883 At the
opening Of the court that day. thereafter
~ 20 assra or 1ne OF
that tho nature and extent Of the mprovement hereby
tended il the opening Of Fifty eighth street. from Fifth
to the Hudson river In the city of New York
laid out the map plan of said city under by vr
tue Of act of the Legislature Of the people Of
Of New York entitled An act relative improvements
touching laying Of streets and roads in city
New York and for other purposes passed April 1907
ROBERT j. IILLON, Counsel to the Corporation.
Dated New York. June % 1888
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A GRAND AFTERNOON CONCERT WILL RE GIVEN
n rorday Juiyf commencing At three o'clock by the
celebrated Buckley Now Orleans Serensder at Chinese
Hall, $50 Broadway.
U1XTRA GALA DbY-FCDRTH OF JULy-COsrAR'S
u Museum place of cnrosties aud resort for the
mert ot ladies' gentlemen, and children open from
e. vi ~ dsy' az t.a spartmsnts ,cd t. CestArs
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MONTHLY STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
WI New York and Bremen The splendid side wheel
steamers dAksA, 2H0 tons and GERM MANIA, 1909 tons
having peror for cabin and
senEers win form regular monthly somsunicstios he
tween New York aud Bremen The pcicss u passage
$500 for cabn and $40 f
The Germans will sail from Now York about the
of September the HAueA about the LIST Of October
For further Information, apply TO.
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E0R KEYPoRT AND FORT HAMILTON-FROM THE
foot Of Chambers street-Faro I'm cents.The and
splendid steamboat KEYPOkT leaves New York daily
tsundays exceptcdJ at o'clock n and Report At
O'Clock A. NJ The steamboat JOHN HART leaves New York
daily. Saturdays and Sundays exceptedJ atseclock NJ
an Saturdays at o'clock r. returning leaves Key
port ats O'Clock P. NJ, except Saturdays and Sundays
T,OR KEYPORT AND MIDDLETowN POINT, FROM
foot Of Murray sreet-Eare l2s csnts-The Steamboat
JOHN BART leaves New York daily Sundays excepted
ats o'clock p. M, and Keyport at o'clock A. M steam
bSst LAGLE leaves New YORK oa Mondays, Ius.days
and Ss.urs ays at o'clock p. NJ Leaves Keyport at
o'clock M except Saturdays and sundays Extra trip
from Keyport on Mondays, att o'clock A, NJ.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS DAILY FROM
IL Chambers street for Albany and Troy =
Express train A. M-Through in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock
evening.
Nail train. "a. N. Through way trains at II A. n and
Express train Up. NJ Accommodation trains $40 and
$50 p M. For Tsrrytown, ii p NJ For Peckskl, 10 A.
b. and r. NJ. For Poughkeepsie, A. NJ and 10 p. NJ.
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Thir-
tesnth and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains from Canal street at III N. for Pough
ke0pe and L. M for Albany stopping all stations
EDMUND FRENCH, Superntend
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey Railroad United States and Express
Lines through IL four hours leave New York foot Of Cort
Phadclphis at 30 NJ, via Remington, 7 and A. NJ,
nnd 40 and $50 T. NJ from foot of Walaut street Faro
49, 81 so for class In the A. from New York.
AZ r NJ from Philadelphia Through tickets sold and
Washington Norfolk and Charleston, In tho and A. M,
40 and 80 rains, and connections certain with
trains behsd time Passengers With baggage
the ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leave.
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DREwERs VIEW OF THE wORLD-THIs EyEN-
- ing at the Chinese Saloon. $50 Broadway To conslis
with brilliant tableaux Of the Grctto Of Anpsre R0c
particulars bills of the evening Doors open TX the
mirror at g. Tickets 80 oonts chdre half prioe
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A TRACTION AT THE CHINESE BUILDINGS
~ beautiful views to be seen this week @
the highest cncomums Of the wherever has
htited eextract tho following from the Natoral In
teger -" No similar exhibition has boen resolved
in city with such universal appreciation asd delight
10 visited by most distinguished citizens by first
lists BY of ladies by the clergy and by the
ntares and ds of strangers BY whom Washington
well filled at present and they all to DO unanmoas
theire xpreSs OF delight
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MORNING BOAT FOR HAvERsTRAw AND SING
W Sing landing At Washi.gton Heishss Yoqkers. Has
Trre Is cents to hsveratraw Meals served boardThe
and splendid steamer JENNY LIND will leave the
pier foot Of Jay street morning vt O'Clock
sundays excepted for the above places Returning leave
Dobbs Ferry and Hastings ga and Yonkers ga. For par
bculnrs inquire board or at 2 West street Arrange
will be ade it'll excursion other parties, by
plyino 2l5 Vest street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-04

METROPOLITAN HAIL-wALTER 4. HARDIN0s
l lease Metropolitan Hall expired the list July Hs
has tho pleasure the public that he is
In superb the large room In the building Naees
Academy OF Design 66S Broadway which capable
ing audisnee Of one thousand persons and which wifi -
to let for concerts lectures meetings Ars exhibena Ia
Parties desiring the Of the apply the anaSo
the premises or address, through the Post Once WAL
TER E, HARDING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-04

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPArTMENT.-TO CONTRAC
~ tors-Sealed proposals endoHnd Proposal for
IN Third viii BIO received the office Of the Gro
ton Aquedpct Department until M~Aaay July H. 1853 ct
u O'Clock M for the building of with the
receiving basins and culverts In Third from tho
Twenty sixth street to the centre of the nteec
ton Of Twenty seventh street being length about m
The plan Of the and for the building Of
the aud a her Information relating Thereto BIO
obtained application to the Water At this oce
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the Croton Aauoduct Department.
Nav crl INN
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CUPREME COURr.-IN THE MATTER OF THE APP
y pcston Of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonslty Of
third street from Fourth avenue 70 East river in s6s
made and provided the Mayer, Aldermen and Commonni
ty Of the city Of hereby give notice that thsy
innate and Assessment in ths above entitled matter
Hall city New York. on saturday the ninth 9th
day july 1885, at the opening Of the that day
counsel DO hsard that the
ture and extent the improvement hereby intended the
opening Of Ninety third street. from Fourth thu
upon the plan Of said city under and b virtue
the laying Of streets and roads In the city New
and foE SthsI purposes sea PasssS April 1877
New York. Juno TO- 1873.
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FogRTaa OF JULY.-FRANCoNrs COLOSSAL HIN

WASHINGTON CIRCUS, CORNER OF THIRTY
w ninth street and Sixth avenue.-M snn, MoorS. aH1
ThoE pscn Proprietors. Col. Alvah Mana Manager.
Three grand Performances the Fourth Of July-Ia ~
Morning. at TO- Aftern at and Evening at So,oock
Splendid performances ef novel character, by che
STAR COMPANY.
Admission to all pnrts Of the HOUSE, Is cents.
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: (NROTON AQUEDUCT DEP ARTMENT.-TO CONTRACT
~ orsseaed proposals. endorsed Proposal for sewer in
Aon zqusdus Department until Thursday the 7h day of
July 1885, at twelve o'clock NJ for the building o,
rst street. from the sewer now built in Third avenue TO
IN length about feet The plan Of the and spso6
cations for the building Of the and all other
en relating thereto be obtained application 70 tho
Water Purveyor at this once.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aqusduct Department
NAY Iuna2 I662
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DARK AURA. FOR AUSTRALIA, HAVING BEEN
- detained by the weather will sail Saturday I'd Of
July Can accommodate six cabin passengers
on board, at pisr No East river, or to
w. W. RUSSELL No. 81 Old slip.
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J,HEATRF CHARLESTON s. c.-wIIA OPEN pslu
4 the season. on first November. Ladies' and sent,su
te-trovs of engagements will address JOHN S~0A N.
Comedian. Post Once aioevc, Monmouth county. New
Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-04

CEDGwICR,S BALLAD ENTERTAINMENT rs TO IN
~ repeated both this afternoon and evening" tho
stsPeton Staten Island Persons spending the Fourth
pleasure by visiting the Admission twenty-five
cents 10 commence at O'Clock in tho afternosn And
o'clock In the eyepii
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MIR. l. BROOKES WILL GIVE GRAND FOVKTW
N Of July ball, at Brookcs Assembly Rooms, No. 81
Broome street, Monday evening July 4 1853 The
above tho best Of In the atty being
surrounded all sides by large windows Tickets 81
hitting gen tcman and ladies.
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AMUaEMUMTN.


RowEHY THEATR1IDO0Rs OPEN AT !; CUR
Monday 'i'''.'' Ro sS s M +: ys1ss:'-
nr. Meadows. Mr. yohssten Ros'ns xrs; Parker
BARLEY Mr. Hamilton EuAiss. Miss HinsIt
~ 0''' "''..' JUMBO JUH.' : : '"''' law
Ei s. HEI + x AND hSSPa xNcnoa Glenn
Crabtrse. Mr.. Dawson May. Miss Dawes
EvENIsG
Doors 0p'rr LAST sSF' DAYS F.s 81 + foxprn
Gisuous. M asmiItoS ions. Me. Dawes
MedSn Mr. Clean The Saga. M, Mrs. Aaas.s
ssn. FARM Messr. Dun. and asSis.n
THE Pirate or THE ISLES.
NsuoysDi. Mr. Moore Ba-ozxi. :. Mr.. Stevens
Mu.tsphs. seymour Andrss MT h.T.s.
Kesbsbs. .Mr J. VIM Phrosins . -. !. Miss Hiasrt
THE MUMMY.
Ginger Blue. Mr. 7. Hice Lucy. Mss Dawes
Calen. Mr. Glenn susan Mrs. Dunn
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET MORN
~ ing Performance" commences at 10 O'clock with
THE GOLDEN FARNKn.
The Farmer. NJ. Kamss Llzsbeth Mrs Nichols
Old Motb. MIR. b. CArio Mrs Hammer Mrs Liugar1
0"s'''.''.'.'.''.A s.si'''''' = AhsAfa
THE SPITFIRE
Shortcut. Mr. Fox Margaret Miss Barber
AFTERNOON. AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Ma. M,.en Mr. JE s 81 hY T.ss Mr., s.nn,..,
Ecp israb nv N. b. Clarke 0rIsss Mr. Bradshaw
Irish Lit. .............. Miss Mary Partington
''p''' CHARLES A'us'f0
Capt Copp Mr. R. sestt Mary Mrs. W. C. Jones
Charles H. Mr.. N. b. Clarke Lady Clara Miss Barber
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

We can account for the bold strike now
made, in no other way. than that they
know they hold the balance of power at
the ballct-box. Whichever party will
track!e TO their notions and prejudices,
may have the ascendency. They have
looked well 10 the material of which both
the political parties in this country are
composed. They know from which they
may expect The most in aid Of their pur-
poses, and that party which yields i'm
plicit obedience to their wishes. deserves
the unequivccal condemnation Of that
rretchcd faction'-THE NATIVE AMERI-
CANS.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
GooT FUR NIx.-The Sheriff OF the Tir

GooT FUR NIx.-The Sheriff OF the Tip
pecanoe Common Pleas court. was arran-
ginS his jury to try State case at its
late term, and the prosecuting Attorney
being raw Irishman, and the counsel
for the defense Of German descent; a
dutch juryman wished to be excused. al
ledging-"Pleesh de kurt-I ish no fus
rate fur jurymans-i nix fer STA goot ing
ilish."
Judge HpG-"Take your seat in the ju-
r. box, Mr.. -. we don't expect to
have any good English in this case"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
TrPoGRAPHIcAL.-T The omission Of

TrPoGRAPHIcAL.- The omission Of a
letter. or the insertion of an additional
or wrong one, very often produces seri.
Gus consequences. In the whole life OF
an individual, after summing up The
entire catalogue of his various plumbers
he would most likely escape such fatal
consequences as resulted from the pri1-
ter boys oversight, whilst putting in
type the jewellers explanation. upon
which depended his future reputation as
a merchant and safety as citizen. H
was charged with smuggling. and in his de-
Tense alledged that he procured his goods
from the importers. In lieu of the first
=, the lille was acCidently inserted.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

EUROPEAN CRoPs.--rhe late accounts
from Europe are of character to awaker
much interest. The circular OF Joseph
Surge * Co. states that crops are worse
than in any year since 1916. That po-
tatoes will be shorter than since 1916:
that the wants Of England will eeuol
$1,000 600 qrs. of grain. quantity lar
ger than ever before. France will also
want large quantity. although the Gov
rrnment has made arrangements 10 have
flour quoted less in August iii order to
allay fears. Tbe effect that the large i'm
port of grain into England may have upon
exchanges excites fears. But England
has exported 000.000 lbs. more OF her
products the first six months of 1888 than
last year in the same period. and those
are to be paid for from all quarters. and
continental exports are depended upon to
sustain the excha nges under the corn inn
ports.--NcU Yorh Tribune.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
For Tie Ranufr.

For Tie Banner.
Mr.. BURNS:-While stepping about
your town, observed To the Doctor that
much might be added to tie improve.
men;s of the place. were all the waste
and refuse lumber old logs, stum2s ma
uure, litter. &c, which might be found
in the streets and alleys. removed: and
that the corporation should increase The
tx, so as to have such nuisaEces tax, u
away. and cause occupants of lots 10 kcer
them clear Of like encumbrance. M
dear sir" said he. don't talk OF incrcas
lnS our tax. as we are already taxed be
ed-eyen every little whifiet. Our coun
Gil act as though they should say-"W,
are oracle sir and " hen we speak. or open
our mouths. let no dog bark" Our cor
pcration tax is already the enormous sum
Of s." What becomes Of so much
money in your town? Can't tell. I'M
less the officers make it up into fees and
salaries. alt is getting to be quite dear
place to live. in Plymouth. Everything
Of the produce kind is up-cosh demand
ed :or all we buy-even "a few plugs o.
JeemS River nus. be dimtd. &c" Doc.
YOU can dispense with the tobacco. Il
know il is a useless. ard might say. Il
filthy practice; but can't break of now
my wife gives me curtain lectures on
this subject, so you need say no more. y
! A little further on met with Sam. and
said to him. can't we get jug and oh
tain some Of the 20 be Joyful" aud con
ceal il in the bushes near town-then we
can occasionally go out ard take a horn.
mo" said he. 1--WE would be found out
then we would be pointed at. and said
that we were on the .off' side" or that
we were carrying bricks in our hats
aud by Ned, don't take such hints"
In ny next walk, Will visit YOU
School House, in order TO please Philo
SEMEN.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
PORTLAND. Sent. I3-9 P. NJ.

Further returns of the election yester-
day render il certain that there has been
no choice of Governor by the people
As between wings and democrats, the
House of Representative will stand a.
bout the same as last year, but the friends
of Mr.. Morrill, (dem. will hold the bal
lance of power. A plurality of Senator
elected are probably wing, but the fine
upon the selections hereafter to be inadt
by the House of Representatives
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
Eire al Michigan City.

We are indebted to Mr. JAMES BULL
for a copy of an extra issued by the Mich
igan City News dated The l7ih. giving
intelligence of a destructive fire at that
place. We learn from the extra that the
fire broke out on Friday morning BE
tween the hours Of 2 and O'Clock. in the
building belonging to Messrs Sherman &
Peck. on the corner of Franklin and
Michigan streets. which destroyed four.
teen buildings in the most business por
ton of the place. The buildings were
Of wood, and valued at six thousand dol
lars. and about ten thousand dollars
worth of goods were consumed and in
jurrd.
Messrs. Peck & Sherman were the
heaviest losers. their loss was So 600;
no insurance; w. Peck lost SO 600 in
goods; fully insured; T. Jernegan 81 400;
no insurance; e. Chen, Patterson &
Phelps. about 81 600. insured; Mrs. n.
Fairbanks. Drs. Sherman * Farrand
Messrs. Hopkins & Miller, &. & +. Ames,
Mr.. s. A. Smith. J. IL. Forbes. J. J. IL
Durand, S. Colfax. publisher of the
Transcript, who loses about S2J only /
G. f. Srlleck. G. Mertz, and others. aud
estate of G.. S. Roberts, lose from Sl0C
to $500 each.
The News lost its press. about half its
type. account books. &c. in consequence,
of which it is suspended for the present
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSH COUNTY S.:

To Andrew r. Read:
sOU 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 east half of the south ives.
quarter of section Z. in Township 80
north. OF Range east, owned by you,
in Marshall county, Indiana, a: the SUN
of fifteen dollars; which appraisemenr
has been this day returned to the office of
the Clerk of the marshall Circuit Court.
The Fort Wayne d Chicago Rail
Road Company.
By e. ii. REEVE, atty for the Com.
Sept. 8. 1888. 2St5
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:

To Mrs - Neidig;
e on are hereby notified that the ap-
j praisers appointed for tina. purpose.
have assessed damages by reason of the
Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail Road pas
sing across the east half of the south west
quarter, of section l9, in Township 33
north. OF range east. owned by you, IN
Marshall county. Indiana, at the sum OF
twenty dollars; which appraisement has
been this dav returned TO the office of the
Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court
The Fort Wayne D. Chicago Rail
Road Company.
By G. Ill. REEVE atty for the Com.
Sept. 8, 1888. 2Sl3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.

1t is rumored that Mr.. Gushing will
go to France. and that Mr.. Dallas will
become Attorney General. but | put no
faith in it.
The ramor tha Sacretarie Guthrie and
Davis are about 10 retire, is wholly with
out foundation.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

We must ask leave to differ with Pomeroy's
Almanac, TO which hey allude IN their adver-
tisement in this paper. The fateS are cOnSpi-
ring to avert such catastrophe The I'M
mense Jewelry establishment of Mr.. Barrett
of South Bend, is scattering its contradictory
northern lights, betokenng stiU better times;
and-.O, read their Observation-Disclosures s
all we wa Mt.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY. S.:

To John Seuour:
you are hereby notified that the an.
5 praisefs appointed for that purpose.
have assessed damages. bv reason of the
Fort Wayne q Chicago R1il Road pas
sing across the west half Of the south
west quarter OF section H. in TOWNSHIP
33. north. of range east. owned hv you,
in Marshlll county, Indiana. a; the sun,
of thirty dollars, which appraisement
has been this day returned TO The office O {
tie Clerk Of the Marshall Circuit Court
The Fort Wayne g. ChicUgo Rail
Road Coap0ny.
BY c. IL. REEVE atty for the Com.
SEPT 8. 1888. 1913.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, S.:
To William \, Couklln.

YOU are hereby Motif, d that The ar
praiserS appointed for that purpose, have
assessed damages. by reason Of the For:
Wayne & Chicago Rsil Road passing
cross the west half of the north east quar-
ter. and the east half of the north west
quarter. OF section II, in township 33
north, of range east, owned by you, in
MARSHALL county. Indiana. at the sum OF
one hundred dollars; which appraismen,
has been this day returned 10 the office ot
the clerk OF the Marshall Circuit Court.
The Fort Wayne f. Chicago Rail
Road Company.
By c. IL. REEVE, atty for the Com,
Sept. 8. 1888. s9,3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

The list Of Conference appointments,
designates Rev. VIM. Graham as PEesi-
ding Filler of this district, aud Rev. l..
Nebc ker on the Plymouth circuit--both
of whom will locate in this place.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-22

THE CINcINNATi COMMERCIAL makes lis
appearance in all entire new dress OF cop
per faced Type. The ability with which
the Commercial is edited, and the inter
esting variety it usually contains. render
it the mos. interesting Dollar Weekly in
the west.