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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23
VILLLAIMSBU RGH ITEMS.

CoRoxKRs ISeUEsT.-Coroner Heuford held an inques,
IN saturday afternoon st house in North Frsi st. the
body Of Ellen Dugan IL years of age who died sud ieny
H. night previous verdict was rendered Of death from
cholera mOrbus.
The medical Society OF Wlliams6urgh, at their recent
ANIMAL meeting elected the following officers for the ensn
inc wear. President-Dr Schapps. Vice Fresden.Lpt'
Krsckowiizer. Corresponding Sseretary-Dr Mer @ n
Walsh.
TpE CoysoITDArroS OF JERSEY CITY AID H0BokhS
sroGI sTEDA plcn authorizing the partnership o. ths
corporation Of Jersey City and HOboken in the benens 'i
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n1,ivitv Of tbose above enumerated is a. follow,
The grenest mortality was by consumption. which car

The greatest mortality was by consumption which car
lied of 27l Of whom Us males and 1916 females
Tie Health Officer in concluding bis report says Much
excitement has existed in reference the smallpox bu. BY
comparison the last year has furnished fewer victims 10
the ravages of that pesence than the previous CORES
pondng period In 1851 there 65 deaths in 1882,
% and in 1883 So Taking the three years, leaves an
svrsge Of xix deaths each month by that oahsome disease
Next to the Temperance question the smallpox ough; to
arrest the attention Of Legislature. The number OF
Wet ms to this dreaded maady viii be found in New York
and Brooklyn to exceed the Of nemperance and de
lifium tr, me- ps combined
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WET Goods FROM THT HUMBoLDr--At Heard,
Csp1 Co.'S No af Grsad We hsTe secured smother 10, Of
rel Hh Lafifr esct Iso Rhre SIX Eh \ slh laysr
-, fs,s','-n hsi handy uppy tn dentnd % k
Black ,stfs worth Il fr Yst Broad Go be not niF-i
II tn least 70, and = ysd Asa si7sr b'"eg -iao1
stfsnfs - ST vrth r'ou Liners. nfn ~hruE' sd
Fon hrs Linn Table Dhp Tsh Cloths To~elnEs fapts
SteftrF I'D sirl issas pr lees t.1 pc ~ %
ufseire The above Goods sshtv Win ses Wa ar
but 'crna An uz 10 other rspseL tas entire
sook a. isl and Winter q nds rfducrd per eeat
HE,gr. CLsFP & Co, No III Crsnd-t
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Written desci iptions OF character are becoming
every and desud saci eysbt n.sed nss
bie 70 employ tob lgrtphc Reporter for this pVp7',
This m-hod snshs 70 Hps IN form -aeo per
dvc evr In health hahfs bsls.ce OF tenPsrsu,ar He
4 weak fse' % and trais If mseh
better th b. done orh-r way These meas poEi
guites o. &c culture Invaluable. Given daily b. L.
\ FowL T. a; No. 1871 N.z.ur.
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PERTAINS GIFT TICs

PERHAMS GIFT TICKETs.-Tbis week viii proba-
BIZ fori the last chance m Tickets dollar esch
here ouy so sell On this DAY week the Committee
pect raobng the Gin PTopertgamo1g which
fern worth s' o. the eelebs ed trou Dsbore TeeGrph th-
nssrfesu seven Nile Mirror OF Gbert EJan Ptno- hty
Gold Wsehe sn4 thousands Of other costly and valuable articles
For GIN Ickets apply Ac.aemY Hal No 65l BrosdEay
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs.-srH

Two younc men named Richard Ellis and William NJ Il
holland trd robbag Michael HsEtz OF h sost aa Ve
while he Of n-sne tn. fiseroiets Inc s
the Indictment and the accused were &C
Quilted Obi. H.
Two women named Ann Colum and Catharne has
harue xsrs convicted Of grand larceny N nesHs -
from Vim Movers whom they induced 70 enter house o. III
M EAzsbsth. Ts ssuteoeed 70 ae Stste froa tue
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Deducting this amount i3O from the total number Of
deaths 1910 are left the actu mortality produced by
various dseases Estimating the population at l25OOO gives
the ratio OF in A. result highly favorable for the char
scter Of Brooklyn regards healthy aspect OF the
entire number Of deaths 969 about fourth, were Of
foreign birth.
The nativity Of those above enumerated as follows
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La " LNIELLIGENCE


JAN 10, l84-N No s. CONCLUDED Jan l9-Mornng Session
No d. R,sored struck Oh Dairy pf In ag People
d.ns in error On HILL Jr, counsel for ph.; Alb
Saw n counsel for deis Not concluded al 81 ocl'ck
Albany Eve. Journal
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IAdxerfisetnenLl
Sirnnr Rlifz- Tie ami

Signor BlitZ, TIE amusing Ventriloqust and Mag-
en tie Iusu,e No Bro.d@sy exhibits every
evening enc on W. and Saturday GsrRocas The leaned
CaEsTy Birds, intrcduced each entertainment.
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.
Mr. W Tice viii give vocal and instrumental con
cert at the Athensum Oh Tuesday evening.

AsyUAL RTFoRT OF THE HEALTE OFFIcrR.-The Health
Officer Of The city submitted his Annual Reporof Morality
to the Common Council Friday sveu,ng last. From this
taken the following table Of deaths dongs during the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

DE,rH OF AsorHER REVOLUTIONARY SoLDIER-Abrs
ban Tssoee dsI H.n.,oo SsSs,'tt cS.ny % the z asa
Pe.ksk at joined the while yoa e.
a. feurne to Ne~Jersey b, .sa joins he
army eDsgsd the battle Of sriBssd ard osr
STATE Prison RrroRr-The repor. of the InspeOsors
of has lcsssed IN
the IOpsscn Th. Inspectors recommend 'ele OF
fom and seGision 20 me tine o. s %
who disposed ana dduenE the anonn fn 70. year ID
years fthe and adding 10 days yes TO so'e OF toe 09P
There eOuspemsst December 81 ls5i l1 received
during Iss M total dsehsrgec during the year 10 BY eK2
ton aud b. ps;eon-to l2l remaining 9oa
cSfrs Assault ana batter, % ,~ault with pe
s~sn With Itsoi TO IN % assault and ioeosy s3ss an q,
ssrl trrs,fJ sicrry IS; ,uglry and lrs'a sa MI
tIetLr gJsL eenselns a",aet - S seI =, ssla 81
ctnes ., ssIsapEhT,sj msdesanor IS miene.sor ,ad
s.t S ~ tsis s .eS Ss: odsny 'pl Tool Hi''
CeLT sna Ser-wlits macs l71 white fenaes s. eo'fsd
SKsT;J.s'y' s NsrYOtt, q P;p9, :. VI
h ss rpS q T Gensot a. Fns.nd ii Poi.1d ssos,a
2 Ptus Hungary. Canals ?; Nova seodA-number Of
BisG'( Of TIE l4 received during diving year. VOL
eduesied rad and wTe can read BIT not "'e 30 ein
oot Of IN received this yesr bsessnA. Butchers
carr enIs harrsssraskers painters skaters u s1o3 ntAr
red among tho OheF trades iw'Fe married All 81 sd
NV JERSEY HISTORICAL SocIErY.-Tle annual meet
Ds Of this Society took place AZ futon on Ihunv Ih Leg
suIe ATTENDED Gov Price g. Rev ni,soP Dos1e 'sd AZ
c.s Of Ming devo yed duty making
to which the Society had
and coutrouions had doae much
for Society The old OF generally
r.seced except that Hon William Duer elected OF he
Vice Presidents the place Of Hon James knE deceased Ia
annual address delivered by Hon jacob w Miller lac Uad
NewJerssy q ies "a
vofbe geosraphca POSITION and Its immense mineral snd Ayeu
tural rts0urees psper By Mr. WIN Whitehead
Of circumstances connecld ca
The vovsg and Fioces EisJsrsey 10 1875
Publications authorized 20 anonsr
volume Collections containing Analytical lndet OF Do,anens
refenus In the English Archives
Obtained the Society through the liberal coar
buttons Of it, emtes
interesting matters Of business transacted
SEwERAGE.- On Friday evening the Jersey City Com
Council and adopted the plan OF sewerage poPoei bT
the Water IL iDcuds rsySbe canal 40 feet
wide 10 the resr bay Hsrsmu' Cove from
which pipes viii extend distance Of 5000 feet to the
hu6op River Inclination a feet The pipes will b.
from the canal Tn; plan
sppIoya OF the Legislature system Of sewerage renred
necessary Of WIKI reference TO this
plan Aid Miller remarked preVioos to It's adoption that be bad
nth ensnee and sconade1t sha
h feasible and the best thuA faT 6fought forward
PoTAToIs-ln Sussex County potatoes plenty, and
slnE Pr bushe 10 The upper part Of Morris luniy
In bvdere they are selios AZ
cent n a Easton a. 40 per bnshel
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In CaAmBERs Before Juigr CLEREg.
belk s knnchArdt AZ JanOb RYbecn.

Plaintiffs say they agents for the sale Of their goods
IN sewers. in Austria that defendant OBJ
famed foa the parties Ausr GOODS 10 he amount u jO
which re aud consigned 20 panth thai tho 2lf
Chtsind nnrcn ~ rsta the i adints from aA
u h r0ods; plaintiff that the def ndant oed the njnnc
present application for achn'ot against hi a.
the The stands for further sh
davits
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S5-PENMANsInP. The subscriber will reduce his
terms 80 IS for Of Writing Lessons or aoaiay
Jan d Pupls day and 10 Litt Class e. II
Private Instruction given Giro, lars may be had &c the rooms
No 562 BIOadWsy Oliver Il. Ooldfmih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

The People ct Edward chiy,tls aud others convicted

Motion to stay further proceedings Of the Sessions
the ground that Samuel ead Jam Black who had been
be Jurors, ehal nged by unse 3r ense
ground having 0IuCd expressed opinion &C. tiI
cted to the Jurors giving eviten
having formed express inio s the n'SeroShn me
would di-race them and his objection
~, ed ~ Judee vOris before whom ths
said tn decon of our hghcr Cour 10 tvO Of
Ihs be- witness testify his bit-
Otherwise end that his having forme opnca would not tend
him The pressut bling view Oftle mstr 70
proper should b. passed BY higher Court Motion FOR stay
- .LL.... ..rL-L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

This saiema exhib increase Of less than three hun
bred over the preceding year. and of the deaths last year
four hundred and thirty from other than dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

Uncle Toms Cabin commences ITS twenty
eihtb week A. the Nsiona Tbeser Tonight making n ell -
bundled sDd piaetystth representation a. TINS "a
hrsied ~ d,psy o. Fireworks Hum insiion Mre Dram
Go This Afternoon and zee Little kty the
Hot Corn Girl" Thu Evening to see Uncle Tom
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SUPREME coURT-srscrN TERN


The writ Of habeas corpus issued Oh tho arrest Of Al
for violation OF Injunction already referred tot should
lave been stated az reurnable before Judge Clerke
this Court on Goth inst already in respect TO latter
mentioned The counsel for Aid = contend that the
mitment was irregular. which is denied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

The storm of wind on Saturday night tore down mum
Der Of trees awnings aud fences throughout the city but
so far he ard from caused other damage OF conse
quonce
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Acknowledgement

Please read the advertisement Of A Cushman 81 Co.
re renee James McCntock IL will oe foaud In 81
other column Of this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

vary gratifying change 10 the weather took place on
S.,r,dsx high north west wind brought the mercury
S~ 70 winter mari froze up the mud and made It posi-
a.. o. 90 abroad in cleanliness and comfort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

MUSICAL. ATTRACTIONS AT BARNUMs.-Gen. Tom
Thumb remains Cor week Il Bsnams Museum, aud per
forms iree DAY The eafcomcd, OF Money Will BE- saperbJ
retenf,d theie evening and Using farce this alter
Don Tie le General appears both ocaions NO extra
haze for al lLtse attractions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

of females took deep ineres; in Il sj collected to
defny current e1pensts, and another ing appointed
for wednesday evening next.
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Advertise Hen'
nnna WrI INrNN MIlr L

WET GOODS. WET Linens. WET DAMAsK.--S. Il
Tows Co. viii open this morning 3 Linen Goods Re-
eev6d from wrecks consisting ~ aud - satin Daoas
- Table Diaper worth sound ron SIZE nc Per
ysrl Dan spot Napkins l. and 6 worth - and -
per dozen; sh Stirling Linen to4 sound 'slae % to 1oe
lsu,ey Sherting l2 vide from 30 H. slightly
srr,p,d fre from ndew sound value 81
more import The families boarding boue keepers
and hotel sropretors invited the above Good which vii
save the purchaser per the Also several
Lanes slightly low rates Columbian Hall! No @Sl
q A
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sywrp,cr.- On Friday evening the Jersey City Com.

PoTAToIs-ln Sussex County potatoes are plenty and
ns st 70 Pei bushe 10 upper part Of Morris County
thew pisnfy The In Belvdre they eos AZ
81 cents at EAsto 40 per bnshel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

NEWaEE, y. J, Friday, jan 70 lboi
10 NJ Editor Of The " y. Ty1bHns
SIR: In the list of premiums awarded BY jury ii
OF Cysa Palace Glass 10 and 2 and published in yor
this date ind mentioned VITA ard q s.N
medal o containing several Of harness which has been
produced ofs6rabe cost both Of and he
cplsye taste And ski the execution OF ine
WoIk well in tia ssscon Of tbs materials
ind By the ard o. Jury silver media
gytn Ley Philips OF Philadelphia Penn foT e.e con
led Those gentlemen exhibit with their harness improved
Trst Collar whh they claim particular colsers
tu or made BY themselves" also tod
bv there but kinds Of ds
with adnon 70 the bros special
aop an, cil APPRECIATION" "snd special notice.
where the wisdom thought the obee and eontros
tor worthy ofsueh distinction
abusing endesvo ind on y
b rrce,s arrived their conclusions oree-enee
20 he the only outs the Palace"
tln win Lscy Philips snl other msnsileturerG Of thi.
Other but especially with hess-s
Of tar the famous Worlds
F,r i3 Iordon which they bad received bronze medal
Which md them and publish thu they had exeeea he
whole world In THE Inc. 49, - = IL. 49, IL,
l Manufactured and Contributed
the New York Crystal Palace and also with
nop thai the JurJ should Examine specimens
80 To- tle award eogd b. able know whether had been
m rtppsie 10 excel this boating tr o. whether they might
~. ,.n 90 exe.l the world In thar partica lsr line
- have succeeded 10 exceog their famous work
.rlir whether eqraled them whistler consider
V 10 have fs the effort hsye ma4e excel al compe
itnTs ~
not snv "a o. rorty ateris sAnshp and
isre the connections 10 this branch q anatseiuef
- akiye Ynny, rrsoecffully. MCFARLAND,
Nos 81 and Is Brosest Newark, n J.
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A clear sky and cloudy are all the same TO
Roor the Dssutlrp sltt 10 800 Broadway The highest
n ,da Of the Word. Fair Given for DseaeeOpes has been
sW srded Call and his collection Of portraits
Gale fret floor, up-stAifs
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oor,r OF oosploS PLEAs-B.fOre JuSs. DAILY, without

Richard T. Cs1nEn az. Tsrence DoEneIy
On claim under the lien Law, to Gao 20 or
lam f1ruished George Smith Angus 2z oT bail5as
The Pccmn gdae road erecting * Il commended By Smith
contract Mr. DobEeny that the latter In
The lien Eled 10 deuse,
II denied thar Mr. thai time any tine since has
been M smith thst ar d. Liable under
the lien. Judgment zseved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

The present agitation of the Maine Law que'on' will 1,
sure The Temperance meeting at the broadway laoern''
his evening, a full house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

last a ,teyedore in the employ of Young - Billings
named John Powers instantly killed by being struck
on the breast with bar Of railroad iron which was being
boisted from vessel lying at Atlantic Dock. The unfor
tunste man was standing the string piece and leaning
sganst the pier when the occurrence took place hi;
family consisting of wife and four children, reside in
Van Brunt st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

DEATH OF AsoTHER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER-Abrs
Tshune ed Harinsson Somerset County tbs
the Ct 81 He Dorn a. cFos Roads dis~sX C0gay
rsEs,,d to Peksk Of joined the yoa a.
.psssed in building old F0T Putnam. Tough. White Pldas
NewJesey where h. sSa j0insl the
army ssged the battle Of Bgied ard ohsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

A concert Is to be given on WEDNESDAY evening", ' 10y
benefit of the Episcopal Free Church Of inc ioy
w,..,on churches will not mis- this opportunity prossel
10 aid The funds of this mission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

r,ry S1osE will lecture to morrow Tuesday evening In
ae Anti Slavery at the Tabernacle Since the rd
s,psm BY which she was gagged and senced at the last
Wom,ns Rights Convention in our City her voice has not
bsep beard here; but Louisville and st. Louis have il'
s,oed TO her evening after evening with profound ana IN
rrssspg interest to say nothing Of Chicago waukee'
Pittsburgh and other cities Of the Free States we 'u"
ere will be such audience al the Tabernacle 70
night as will wipe of the disgrace reflected on our Cy "
ne brutsties Of lasi September and prove that
rbfor,b,onv and moral worth are here appreciated
,ep fhouph their posseesor be woman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

DR. soger viii give one Of his popular and interesting
setures on Europe this evening at Hope Chapel
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I~PRoyExrSrs-Repor were adopted a, the last meet
ip the Council authorizing the openins Of ne follow az
-r,ess EEzAbehsv from Frst 20 FlttsHsn Wsrrcn saa
D-rlsss Vanderbilt NosirsndEvi FoursnsV rom
Bss the NerUtreeht line Sixth and SeveHisA,s Iol
Divsonsv Est River 70 eoutn s1n
Wtasbug ordered 20 be nsssed on the
norb srTop from Court 70 Chnsn and nora sc
and Seven.hs IhrieF ordered
20 h ssded from Midls Csos and NslsoO non heks
a. nif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

ARRESTED or THE CHARGE % RoBBERY.-On Satur-
day Officers Higgins and Snediker arrested young man
named Thomas McGivons the charge of being one OF
tho party implicated in the robbery OF Corporal Brown
on board Of one of the Caharne ferry boats on Nednes
day night last. H. was committed for hearing. Two
Others Who were arrested the same day are held in
- n TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

The semisnnual meeting OF the American Temperance
Union is advertised for to night Al the Tabernacle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

TIKI MURDERER HoARE.-James L Hoare who, some
webs since convicted in the Count Of Oyer and Ter
mr Of the murder Of young woman while o bis grocery
in The Fourth Ward will be hanged Friday neHs in tha
yerd Of The City Prison If respite rapreye sfDre that
time is granted by h. Governor who has thus far az we
learn refused 10 interfere with the sentence Of the law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

OvFPPo.Rp-Daniel Burns feu overheard az the II am
milton Ferry on Friday night, and nearly drowned
He was AIKEN by Officers Keller and Cain of the Third
Police and WAS soon after resuscitaIed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

CHARGE oF Recommendations England, a
YOU an the employ Mr. stephen DaroT fNo lsj Est
Fi1ay ed charged with eheEllns
elr wic had been paid him for his employer lie held TO
hail IN o the chaI-e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

- NV lttA Cal 'ossssss
Ice Csledonian MIN Co...
. Florence & Report Co..
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TEE FERRIEs-At the meeting of the Common Conncn
On urdsy night the following on the motion OF AID F'e
aSeutsd ~ Of uiInols cOuseEt;
RsoG Attorney and Counsel Of ths Board hsoy
70 70 port this Coun a. it, next regular meet
~ progress CONDITION OF the controversy WIZ tns
N.yS Common sci OF the City Of New ess 70 Se
sI sIbhshng ferries between this city and Ne"iofA a1os'
tbe Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

ERRArrM-In the Crystal Palace jury awards published
on Friday Glass 10 Jury f. for John VI Bachelor Bos
ton L s, for Elastic Telegraph Register, read John
H. Bachelder Boston Mass for Electric Telegraph Ursula
tor
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02

Tie QUESTION Settled. Mr.. Petit made a
speech in the u. S. Senate in favor Of the
Nebraska bill, OIL the 20ih ult. We sup
pose DR.. Fitch will adhere 10 his former
expressed views on this subject. and as
there will no doubt be a majority in the
next Legislature favorable to the princi-
Piles OF the Nebraska bill, his case is rath
er hopeless one. The "old brass piece
il hard to head. John Petit in the u
5. Senate, is not John Petit q M. G.
from The sth Congressional district. That
constituency generally sustained Free
Soil de IN ocrat--such as is now their Rep
resentave and such as Petit used to be-
but in the election Of an U. S. Senator
the Democratic voice of the whole State
10 TO be expressed.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02
Partition Sale.

E " Pursuance Of an order of the Common
L Pleas court Of Marshall county, Indiana,
will offer at private sale, the south part ofthe
south west quarter of section Thirty six, town
81, range one eas:, lying about three miles
west of Plymouth in said county-on such
terms as may seem best 70. those interested
not exceeding credit of fve years. The pur-
chase money 10 be secured, and the notes to
d,ew interest and waive appraiSment. Deed
to be made on final payment. Sold as the eS-
tate Of the heirs OF Harlo Hard deceased, G.
order OF partition. All improved, half in clio
yer, house, orchard, &c. Beautifully loca.ed
and worthy OF notice.
c. II. REEVE, Commissioner.
March 2, 1854. STA.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02

ExrRAoRpiNARY DEvorIoN OF A Morn
En- TO TWO INSANE CHILpREN.--The Hag-
arstown (Md) Herald records the death OF
Mrs. Nourse, an old lady in the almshouse
in that town, and adds:-- About forty years
ago, a son and daughter of tina, old lady,
both insane or idiotic, were brought TO the
almshouse OF this county. Soon alter
wards the mother left her home, and those
of her children who were able to take care
ofthemselves, took up her residence at the
almshouse with her afflicted and helpless
offspring, and watched over them and min
istered to their wants as mother only
can do, until the bodily and mental mfr
mites attending the aged Disqualified her
for longer discharge OF this noble duty
She was worth about ten thousand dollars
in her own right, and she thus immured
herself in this unattractiyes building. bul
she cheerfully surrendered all The Comforts
and enjoyments which such pecuuiary
com potency afforded--severed the lies oil
friendship. and gave up the pleasures Of
society, that she nigh. bestow a mother.
love upon those who most needed III
What proof Of the intensity OF tha, love
What fac, 70, the records c. hcaSsa
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02
State OF Indiana,
Marshall COumSy, So:

In the Marshall Cir uit court.
VXTHEREAS Michael Kssler and Joseph
w Jiall have procured an order of said
court for writ OF aSsesSneu OF damages. by
reason of a dam across Tippecanoe river III
this county, TO RAISE water for gTSt and saw
mill, and it appears that John Day, William
Day, Elizabeth Putt, Asa Coplin. and some
person or persons unkno IN, are owners of
land likely to be affected by the backwaler
from said dam, and that they are non residents
OF said county, and have no agent or Attorney
therein, they are hereby notified that jury.
summoned on said writ will meet on the lanl
in the petition mentioned, at Tippecanoe toan
in said county, on Tuesday the 4th day OF
April 1854. and proceed TO view the premises
likely 10 be injured, and make their report and
assessment Of damages, adjoining from day to
day If necessary.
JOHN L. THOMPSON Sheriff Nc
March 2, 1854. 5at4.