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FIRE atLDIEss ;aAAvANtzIks, AND
ELECTRO SILVER-PL4TING.

FIRE atLDINGs ;taAA,vANtzIks, AND
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATNG,,
aroIfkf. on Al Kinds or n.rNI.i
u LABARRE would respectfully Inf rm the pub
IL Ne that he he's opsoed . shop e thu cofns, c
and 10 STREETS In the shove business. and Is nov
rs.dy to receive orders In any branch, namely:
." -N.'- FIRE GLIDING ''ssT'f-E "a
on all kinds Of ornamsnte for churches. chafees,
Jewels. and rega'is for Frse Mascns. Odd Fellow 9.
aud other secie les military ornaments, 10. Also,
= 3D. SILVER AND BRASS WATCHES,
Chains. Goblets. Locsets, Tss and Table Spoons,
Dessert and Butter Knives. .srfr-...- - D.. .. 4.
ELEC 'R0 SILvKR-pLAfIN0 .r
On Military Ornaments, Fruit Baskets, Walters,
Candlesticks. and assets W. ~ -ss7y &c --
M-o, silver plating or Plumbers, Gas fists- Z 40
AL ornaments for mi itary, Free Mssons, odd Psl.
lows, and other Societies and Clubs mace to ortef
on the shortest notiee. ~ 50 s -
~ FRANCIS LA8ARRE,
Corner G and 10th SITS vert near Ps. ave.
- -ar4
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HAMILTON G. FAINT.

Bunker AND DRALIR kxcH. NOE STOCKS, 49, =
ftaHsylpania avei,e, kttocen ~ and 9Th streets,
: 81 ~, -, hdshtsgson, D. q. q - :
TNcURRENrM Money and Lsni warrahrs bcush,
~ and sold. Draft on all the principal cities sold
20 suit purohaseri.- Ei1 per cant. Aow.d on all
1no"eys remaining on depnsite oSes fhirtv days.
b. Claims against the Govern msnt collected.
+ sep 6-eolm
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~ JOG sHnL ING On 10 ewes sll the New Books
and Newspapers ss fast as pubiii he'd. He is agent
for Hsr, er's and all the other Magazines and our
resders will always find a large snd gooA aseoft.
meat Of Blank Books and Stationery At his Box
store 0decn Building, corner OAK street anu Perm.
yrania avenue. aug 10
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on }Bs 9ERxAx. TURsEa FEsrIEAu At PntA 4.
~ Row WITH TIE PoI,cs.-
ST. % dn'ito~ins tsissrsphia despatch Win ~
, tseeiV I'd frnn Phiiadsiphia last evening, w.
III i"The Turner Bnud jubilee a. Lemon Hin,
= attracted q grsas throng of spsese,ors. ; The
10 EM A11 ,gypnss.ic exercises occupied the
- nnsIes raile the females amused Themselves
'n eancins; All vas quistuest until about
sse edots Q. The festival. when squsrrsT oc!i
y 80 .a- s zen i've Hermans upon the AancipS
re- TIE sopbatanis aud in ins oil H. prisonsr
4 ~, Z hio rather roughly when his ffisnd Inter
"a Ssos ga yrand row snsusd The officers fred
fuaheh rssoissrs, and several. Gs,snans' rsss
cSSandes ~ .hG,., aad beaten with Iblliss,
fgtTst Ssmua Mansfield wss stabbed, snd
Paa. used fence rails 10 ssssiiias he o@esrs :"
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u a 1AAlL 3, lssyisg America have sons eocd
= e pl.is HonHh ols fuEnitsls b disfossjst Al
IN excellent preservation Apply on = next % The
tsrshvest eesaef Oh stSsst - l-xS J
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yossg isiy wAs Ass ben ~ !ohs pssssssast
Mario: ~
"WAils The sudisnss were assembling. he
gysatest lnxisty 3ss manifested = - the pfo
pristof Of ths 6rst ticket sold, 46bosf whom Z
romantic sesry q current, in eonnsctien With
her hnrslels admiration of To great tgnor
singer Msfjo, which inpels hstto follow him
the world over. 1t was comnpnly thought
that Ne foundation existed for saph story, but
however that may be, the seal. was taken and
occupied during the evening by . lady dressed
with great elegance. The desire TO see her
was so general. that the services Of the police
bad to be called into requisitiou to rspei ths
obtrusive crowd. The incidents of her recer-
ton kept the sudieDce in Q stste Of amused
excitement till the hour for tho performance
afraso0sAv=-s $3.50. - - =.
For the eight.months ending September 1.
209 "A immigrants arrived at this port Of
this number l16,400 were Germans, and 81, 54s
were Irish. 80
The British stearner Brandon, tpropeilet,)
which arrived at this port yesterday from Havre
and Southampton is q beautiful vessel of the
clipper mould. Vesse's of this class are mui-
tiplyirg rapidly Of late. They are not re-
markable for speed, but are said to make more
money for their owners. ptoportionately, than
the side wheel steamers.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-06

Is II Tho Cys-al Palace at Sydenhsm, Z. q.
iI-ud Continues to BE- visi.ed, it is said, 1t the
Tstegt;5 10000 or u 900 persons daily, and the
rpesip1s are sunh a. to afford the certainty of Q
largo dividend for ths FRS, year. 81 /,
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g. GEsKELxY ELEcrfoS.--The third trial for
! sho election Of a sheriff of Berkeley eo,n,v
ma, took place on Thursday last. Barnet
cush Nominee Denoerap wss elected over
Christian Newcomer (voluntoer Dsmoerat) Nv
the following rote: cushwa, 974; Newcomer
o giP. 80 -
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- p. VI. SIMS
PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT.
'INHE undcr.gned having com eted his srrsnse
ments, csuscd ~ the late Il %, would respect.
fully state that he has opened bis establishment on
7th street. near the Canal opposite thu Market au6
II Gov ready 10 furnieh and put up everything an
pertsiping 70 hb bueiness ct the shortest poesibs
notes. ' p II. SIMS,
SAD S-lma .-.-'--
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ew4H STRAYED or stolen on tn. 9th 10.
@ gust afmslI hkht r.d OJW. star In the
10D orehead. white In one Of her q nks, aud {
cut IN one Of Der horns Gave tore eight quars 4
milk . dsy when SIZE left. 4 beral reward VII be
given for the return Of said Cow to tbs subscriber
ut corner 18th and SITS. C. WALBRIDdE
SEQ 6-Sts
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TRIAL OF DR. THoHrsos.-The examination
Of this man, charged with tho murder of Miss
Phsrr, Ia Al!sshany county, Va, resulted in
the unanimous determination of the ma sis.
frsses 70 send him before the Circuit Court for
n f1nai trial. Bail was refused The evidence
q Is said to be very strong agains. tim-,be
Doctors testifyirg that stIychnine was found
en- Miss P q stomach, by the late analyst. of
? its contents.
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+ 0ST-This morning, between Browns Hotel
IL and the Post Ofhcs Department. pair Of sir.
gle rim gold SPECTACLkS. The finder vii he
suitably rewarded BY having them at d.. Boyle's,
~ street. se5-3tH
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II OSr-on Saturday sftafnoon, betwtea Missouri
i avenue, near 6.h street ani at Pstrick'e Burr
al ground, q MEMORANDUM BOOK, ocutxjnine
several psid and unpeid accounts. A liberal reward
will be paid If left At this Office.
h-at0
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BAT. CT 1Es WARY SPRISGs,-Ths celebra.
Ted warm Springs, in Bath county, Va, were
sold II auction on the lst inst, for the .um Of
$50 elo-Aesk1s- Mays, Franshco, and gen
.ttepangesidibg in the neishborhood, wore the
. rp<eAasess2;4 Jooi 70 la-o- q,f ,-,s,4 y,
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R1rSPLRNDD pIcfURKs-Thoseo OF our readers VIC
desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures
should not fall to pay visit 70 Piumbs Rooms OF
the Avenue. Re has exhibition there some eboioe
specimens of tbs nfv art Of DdoHcrreotyping in OIL
which for beauty and excellence are Incompatible.
There 10 portrait executed in this last style, Of
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
artist, every inasuasnt tbereat giving lfe-like ex
preston. hr. plumbe is rsekoned among ths f1R
Daguerrean artist Of our time. mar So
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DISSOLUTION

TFE oopartnr, ship heretofore existing under the
i arm and nam o, Ev, rs 4 fA.f expi, ca bs lin
!tatinp this dsy, and thereby declared to be mum
ailv dissolved. g. fAyr ia alone authorised e
uss the name Of the hrm IN nsl settlement Of thei,
- r.s EvANa. p !asI 4.
sep r-st ], - -, HAMILTON 3. FAINT.
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D no-Es4sr Drws IA farmer in Coos county
% " III writes ,haths has hot felt the Want Of
'2r'f 10 the least, the deus being 20 heavy there
As 70 Eeep The ground moist ali the time 81
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GUTrA PERCHa

nder the patents obtained In this country
ana tng.ane and France, not long since, BY
Mr I.ha Rider, citizen Ct New York Iii.
article Is aeo0nins rapidly to be hardly Sec
ond 10 irdia rubber As Q source of wealth 10
snfse IN the trade, and Of economy, oomfsrt
and convenience to the community st Is,os
AiEsaiy il is being applied to thousand bu.
siness purposes for which rubber has been
oscd Vi late years, with even much beta. suc-
cess than tha. which struck the public mind
80 wonderfully in the case OF rubber. It fails
ooiy when applied to che purposes requiring
h'sn degree Of elasticity; being in durability,
impef'fousness, convenience, and appearance
. much SCI erior article to its rival gum. In.
deed, nothing has been invented in either
hemisphere, for the last five years, which i.
80 rapidly rsvolutiorizins many methods and
ra'dss entering largely into the every.day
Affairs OF society, a. this successful application
OF grstA psrcha--she cheaper gum-for the
PURPOSES fer which rubesr il now being used
,sacsess, cay Ne, to the Messra. Rider--fo,
they srs doing much for their country, il .
deei- .z-es. 60. ....l -. G.
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Tor PRI n III NO HRATLY AID RIPIs
% -DFr0UsLY EXHCVTD ATTH1 NIYENINE
01AE oSttVA k0%
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PURE SILvERWA

PURE SILVERWARE.
TN addition to our usual aSeortneut a. silverv,re
Il re have q large variety Of cnps, Spoons Forks
h., with and without cases, suitable fer boarding
school children. t,- ~. .
NV. GAIT Bro
eign Of the Golden Eagle.
Pa, avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
SEP 6-St -.e-..-
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5Gd11-GoTEEsos sxIrR-rhe dinner senderss
f0-fhis gentleman, BY the people Of Rappah IN.
G, mock county, Va, taxes pIaee on Monday mart
dthe IIth Instant. fAIV a. .-.e =. -. : "
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stanley's Yves ern " lids

kto1130J YVES GU W 1IQS >
ITO MoRhoW NIGHT -Ler every bod, ,snel..
1 brit. "a .:aag - :. >
So autiful, Interesting ard instr uctiye a pano
rama haa never been es hibt<d IN any oounfry.
AZ who Bet It viii be dell. htsd: eli VINO co not
sill 1egrst 1t, when they leSfn its oharns frorp
9th To- - p $40
This great requires an exhibition b.il III
tn National Theatre, which s Que OF the larg at In
the " I'd, end where IL will bs shown to tie best
adv Antsga -s -. III ~ SEP 6-It
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81, there we're 4dea,hs in Richmond, Va. /,
: La week, and only Of cholera. d" '"f1 81
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nhIxTINa PRESSES FOR SALE.

1ET1NG PRESSES FOR SALE.
The proprietors Of the Fleming STR oif-r for
sale. on reasonable terms. three Prioting Presses
One of thee presses capable Of printing beth sfds
Of don bic mrdum sheet at nee at the rate Of one
thousand shs- t. per hour, making excellent regis.
ter. The TIERS are q medium smith p, ess ard q
Rauage Cap Press These presses are In sooi cnn
diron fe6-tf
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ofzV The Democratic State conren,,oo l,of,
she!B neesat syraeuse, New York. to-a.v -
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TUIrIoN.-c,yil and xu,,.,,

DRIVATE TUITION.-Civila and Military
l. kpgin-erirg 10th street fifth house from Ne
Guirr's .stsbiisbe, in 1852 FILL. Professor ~
Mathematics. will resume b clstses MONDAY
EVENING, seprember 4th- 1884, In the hishvr
branches Of Mathematics Construnlion Dr. sughiine
snd Oh !! sDd Military Engineering. Terms psr
hy dsubls entry SIS per ooufs. Payable IN a.
vance. .sa sep BE
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T AIDES DRESS, and
Ii INFANTS PROMENADE CAPS
have just ope ned fresh lot Of the above eoode,
being # the latt styles Wbirh invite de tsiy
attention OF the lad % OF Wsshfngtou, 6eoRetovn,
and my customers Particularly.
IA avenue, between 10th and llth stA
fee A-eoSt
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HARpER's MAGAZINE for September
i DeBaw's Review do
Lives II the ief Justices OF the United States b.
George Van santvocrd wi, S,o
Famous Persons ard Places, by N. p. Willis
sep - fRANCK TAYLOR.
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seuABERLAND GOAL FOR SaIt. j,
sssasis 81 4 umnyGn n t1s0 ssa
~ nte, q the cargo or IN gle Or
! Apply at kasey's " bar, Hsthheol 1T.
y. 81 q -iU AE 0unbtrlssd ossj md Iron deup.ax
J eag ss.-ane05... - a..
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ScHooL BOOKS in great variety for sale ct ths
sep A. RRANcK TAYLOR.
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'WnlrSEY,sl h.sai,, v.sih Of d. 1,isrs
W ktateA va, syo -
'ae ofs g. surnsy sSitsd 81 jos b praittvsfs
Msnosses o9er the WISER, b Henry Msrsy =
lsnsnAsss Tssssk aIths East vols
ssR <e-za ;es7icN dSiY = ERAECK TAHOE
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~ " oS'Aopn ecOh piace In april the new
ON ,ers elected were all eli lien, of thu In; ed
States. On the lst of May. 1852, the new adj
minis'ratlon entered upon irs duties In the
mean time, the United States aud Great
Britain vathiy endeavored TO put an end TO
;nese difnHuli les. so complicated, that they
nave SINCE been denomin ated Tho controversy
of Central America" Amongst other means
OF Cancellation, the English Governmen. pro.
posed to the Cabinet at Washington towards
the close Of the admins. ration Of Mr.. Fillmore
70 declare San Juan independent of right,
Ns Jhrs,) as she bad teady become in fact.
ute Jaeto.) This Independence was to he
gaara"teed BY the two Governments. who
should exercise over the city a join, prorec
sorSe. This proposition, although ut first
favorably received by Mr. Everett, then Sec.
rotary OF State. was finally rejected by the
nited States as unacceptable rot
Things wore In this condition, when the
Nicaragua Transit Company established az
Point Arenas, opposite the city Of Sac Juan.
contested On different occasions tn, iurisdic
ton OF The authorities Of Grsyfown or San
Juan, over that portion Of territory which the
company occupied. On the Other ksndg the
people and the authorities of that city inta
Tiably claimed that jurisdicli ion. Hence, the
bitter eDpity, the ipcessant hostility, sin fur
ther sgg rayated by the EFFORT OF The company.
to pfevent the city from erJ ing the benefit.
of the travel to California i r Oh -iif-
In the north Of March, 1853, the auttori.
ties Of the city ordered the Company to auit-
Point Arenas, and, to enforce II NJ once. thew
commenced demolishing the Buildings Of the
Company. The arrival of Captain uoilius out
40, end 70 this outrage jlc. - t---"-- =.
Every body knows what has since taken
place, The press daily repesss The rumors of
the events which have transpifed. and doubt.
less for many day to come, will swell The
Good before safety will qusnoh its thirst.
coionslA. Dudley Mann. Tho guild nuncs n
the other side Of the Atlantic connected with
the New Yoik press pretend to have ditcoye cred
that the current visit OF fhis gentleman, As.
'is.ant Secretary Of State, to Europe, is Of .
liplomaic nature. and that he u charged With
supervisory authority as it were, eEer hefeeu
az American missions in, London. Paris end
Madrid, vaich, according 70 these Wise acres,
giSss great offence TO thu sevslal American
Aieiatsrs resident ut those courts. i Now, there
'eysrwss more, = r ASH written in the, mum.
- ef Ihoss these several speeplations upon
his sahjsst eocupy. When Mr. Mann left
RsshasSton 10 embark In Hsx York, We stated
That We knew 70 ss true, Ws,thas hIs visit to
safops was wholly on his private ascouas-aI
rip hr the benefit Of his health, which had
uttered gTssey tasougi tb, Ito HIM novel
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
.vGlC LiCerV SfGble.

oct26. 1854
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
SheriHs Sale.

DY virtue OF an execution 10 me directed
Id from-the Clerks Office of the Marshall
Circuit court will expose to public sale at
the court house doorin the town of Plymouth,
in said county, on Saturday November 18TH
1854, between the hours of ten O'Clock a m,
and four O'Clock p m, on said day, the rents
and profits for seven years Of the following
described real estate, to-wit: the east part of
the property owned b, Pomeroy and Brother,
in Brehmen, in Ma rshall county, it being lot
out of the north west quarter of the north east
quarter of section 3, township 35 north. OF
range 3 east, bounded west by lot of land
now owned by VIM. G Pomeroy and cupied
by Geo Pomeroy, and south by the State road
running east and west, and leading from Plym-
outh TO Goshen, and running east f:om the
south cast corner OF the said VIM. G. Pomeroy'S
lot along the line OF said road, and thirty feet
from It's centre, eighty feet and four inc hes,
thence north one hundred and thirty two feet
thence west TO the north east corner of said
VIM. G. PomeroyS lot, thence south along
the line o. said 10 10 the place OF beginning
containing one quarter of an acre, more or less;
Also ten feet wide. and thirtv-two feet long irom
H. r. Ia south, situated west of and adjoining to
a lot of Land purchased by said Pomeroy of Da-
vii B .oihers. and bounded south by the Plym-
o1th and Goshen State read. and west by a
county road running north and south on the
east side of the plat of the town of Bremen and
north of lands belonging to David Brothers.
containing five rods more or less;
and if the said rents and profits fail to sell for
sum sufficient 10 satisfy said execution and
costs, will al the same time and place offer
the fee simple title to the same. Executed as
the property of VIM. G. Pomeroy at the suit of
Ruth Sering and others.
J. L. THOMPSON, Shift.
Oct 2G, 1854. 32t3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
furnishing GOODS,

Cloths, CasSimeres, Satinetts, aid all other
kinds of Wint, Goods, can't be beat in any
portion of Northern Indian and his rariety OF
Trimmings for Tailo rs and others making up
clothing, will lie found more extensive than at
any other honSe in this place.
Don't 20 somewhere else and get cheated
before You cal at the Peoples cheap clothing
store. " here YOU are sure 10 set tie worth of
your money, and leave the prophet OF the
establishment with the warmest thanks for your
patronage. F. +.
Oct. 10, 1854. stiff.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
FIT This Qnt

A correspondent of the London hit.
erary Gazette aliuding TO the numerous
cases of deaths from accidental poison
ing adds. venture to affirm :hrre is
scarce even cottage in this country
that does not contain an invaluable. Ger.
tain. immediate remedy for such events;
nothing more than desert spoonful of
made mustard. mixed iii a tum bier of
warm wa and drank Immediately. l.,
acts as an emetic. is always ready, and
may be used with perfect safety in any
case where one is required. By making
this simple antidote known. you may be
the means of saving many fellow crea-
ture from an un,imely end.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
Money, Money! The first year Of ON

Money. MOneym--The first year of our
connection with the Banner expired in
July last. aud we have many subscriber:
who are owing as for that year, and who
are now requested to call and set!l'. We
have constant cash outlays. that must be
met, and the amounts due us must also
be settled in some way.
We have discontinued the papers Of
several for non payment, and where we
notice manifest want Of disposition TO
psy, we shall promptly erase the names.
We pub lish and send our paper 20 III
subscribed for pny-nOt for the fun
Of the thing--and when shat fails, we
shall stop it, without regard to persons.
loc ality, or pecuniary circumstances.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
ShcEin's Sale.

1Y virtue Of an execution to me directed
from the Clerks office of the Marshall
Common Pleas Court, 4 will expose to public
sale at the Court House door in the town or
Plymouth in said county, on Saturday Nv, en-
her 18th, 1851, between The hours of 0 o'cPk a
IN, x o'clock p m, on said day, the rents &
profits for seven years OF the following dcs-
cribed real estate, TO wit: beginning at a point
north east from the south west corner of the
Forth west quarter OF the north east quarter oil
section So, township 35. range east, and 80
'eet north OF the south line oil the above desert
bed lot, ana 80 feet east Of the west line Of
SAID lot, thence running east l16 feet 8 inches
thence north 1872 feet, thence vest l76 feet
inches, thence south 30 feet 10 The place OF
beginning, it being part of the above desert
bed lot, and near the south west corner OF the
same, containing one hal acre more or less.
and levied upon subject 10 an execution in ia
'or OF Senng'S heirs; and ifthe said rents and
profits fail TO sell foi sum sufficient to salts
iy said execution and costs, Twill proceed TO
sell the Fee simple title TO said real estate 10
satisfy the same. Executed as the property of
VIM. G. POmeroy and othors to satisfy an exc
cuton in favor of John w. Wig
J. l.. THOMPSON, Shift.
Oct26, 1871 32t3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09

ENGLISH FLoUR-The Journal contra /.
diets the report which has had wide cir
cula;ion in the papers, that English flour
and wheat would be imported into this
country. ltssys:
There was report started by a fun low
ing gentleman in this city, that cargo
Of 10, 900 bushels of English wheat was
on its way TO this market. and sample
OF the same was exhibited on Change to
the great establishment of a gaping crowd.
some Of whom forgot that the same would
have to pay 20 per cent. duty on reach
ing this port. We heard afterwards tina t
a sale had been made, but ii turned out
thai the beIierers, and not the wheat.
were sold. and the latter like the flour
named, is still 10 arrive.'
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09

PIRATIxG ON THE CANAL.-A Rome
paper SAYS: Last week the wind was so
high on tho 'Jordon Level of the Erie
canal that the boats had to lie to-an-
other strong proof that 'Jordon is hard
road TO travel!' The mex, daya freight
boat was closely chased by piratical
crew. but he cartain OF the former
with great presence Of mind threw peck
of oats upon the towPath; the piratical
horse stopping to eat the oats, the boat
m,naCed to escapc
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09

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