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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-07

COFAS. ,Dyan, Center, dining. Breakfast and Car
- Tables. Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Uressin
Bureaus; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do. enclose
and plain Wash Stands Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
tresses Also large and general assortment of Wood
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
aug23- lyd wOOLSEY & NELSON.
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FHNO co NT8ACTORS.-2Joy yards Of earth wanted de-
II lyered the lot first above the residence
Barnes Esq., fer which the market price will be paid by
ey25 BAICOCE
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TEWELRY rings, Finger-rings
% Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Beds and Caps Brushes Combs. Purses, Fancy Soaps
Aecordians, Vions Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
aug % ly W0HSEY & NELSON.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
Nrw YORK. Sent 2. 2. III.


The Flour market is dull, but prices are
nominally unchanged. The high rates d.
minished the consumption, and the transac-
tions are consequently exceedingly limited.
The total sales to-day do not exceed 1000
brls, at prices ranging from 50 so to 10 25
for State, and god Ohio and Michigan.
The market for Wheat appears firm, but the
amount Offering is small yet it appears to be
equal to the demand We notice small sales
OF Southern Red at 81 6o@l 10, and good
Southern Wheat at 81 81. Corn is dropp.
ing, but prices are nominally unchanged
About BLOOD bushels sold at 86@S7c for
Western Mixed A lot OF 5000 bushels sold
for October deliverat sac.
New ORLEANS, Sept. !.
Flour is firm, at 81 s7aS 90. Bacon is firm
at z a SC. for Sides. Mess Pork SIS %.
$4,000 bales Of rev Cotton have been re-
ceived at this port this season.
CHICAGO, Sept. !.
The flags of the shipping in the hartor
were displayed at haIl-mas,, and all the bells
of the city tolled all morning expressive OF
the Indignation OF the citizens at Mr.. Doug
las course in opposing the River and farbor
Bill. There is great excitement, inasmuch
as Mr.. Douglas is to speak here tonight.
New ORLEANS, Sept. l.
The annual statement Ot the trade &c. OF
this city, shows the crop of Gotten last year
to be 1898, 900 bales; ceipts S5l $50 600,
and oil other articles received 500 800 600.
The total value OF the exports is SS4,0oO,-
900.
BUFFALO, Sept. ?.
A letter from Adrian, Michigan, says the
Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Bank has re-
deemed all the notes presented, and that the
run on the bank had ceased.
BosroN, Sept. ..
The United States sloop-of-war Saratoga
arrived here to-day from the Sandwich Is
lands, whence she had been dispatched by
Commodore Perry with the Japan Treaty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-07

fENHE heretofore existing between Misses Cow
den Barker IS th day dissolved by consent
r. Barker having purchased the interest of E b. Cowden
Is alone authorized ~ settle the business Of said firm.
eyl5-tt y. b. COWDEN
F. Il. BARKER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-07
FURNITURE,


aug2 3ly WOoLsEY & NELSON.
FURNITURE.
CyOFAS Dyan Center dining, Brea kfast and Card
- Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and dressing
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
tresses. Also large and general assortment Of Wood,
Came and Hair seat Chairs for sale lSE NELSON
TEwELRY & NOTIoNs-Ear-rincs. Finger.rings,
81 Breast Pins. Shirt studs Gold Pins and Pencils,
Watch chains. Keys, Gold and Silver Watches Steel
Deeds and Caps. Brushes, Combs Purses Fancy Soaps
Accordians Vons Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
auga3 iy woOLSEY & NELSON.
(,HAIRs-Just received and for sale at our Fur
~ niture rooms on Water street 81 dozen wood seat
canes seat. and sofa seat Chairs
jahI7 wOoLsEY & NELSON
SoFAS.-Just received and for sale at our urnture
~ rooms, eight fine Sofas.
jans7 wooLsEY & NELSON.
ID EDSTRADS--Just received ana for sale low, a lot
jane7 wooLsEY & NELSON.
GLASS wARE.-Just received and for sale auction
" and nyate sale lot of Glassware
jan27 wOoLsEY q NELSON.
JUST I.iCEIvED and for SALE large lot of Looking
u glass Plate W0OLsEY & NELSON.
- OFAS.-Just received by steamer Express and 70,
- sale low al our Furniture Rooms. four New Sofas.
ap4 WooLsEY & NELSON.
IL
- new Top Buggcs Eastern manufacture.
ap4 WUoLSEY d NELSON.
sNOWDON n OTTE,
WHOLESALE Anu RETAIL CURTAIN. UPHOLr
sTERY AND BEDDING WAREHOUSE.
81 FOURTH STREET. BETWEEN MAIN
WALNUT, SOUTH SIDE.
CINCINNATI
NM would respectfully call Of all those who
w in OF goods in Ii e superior
ment. consisting IN Part OF
Fine Spring Mattresses Counerpaines. white and col'd.
90 Hair do. varying from VI AS each.
80 Cotton DO. Comforts aud Bed SPREADS.
90 Husk do. Linen aud Muslin sheets.
Feather Beds. Linen a Muslin Pillow Slips.
Bolsters and Pillows Towels. &c.
CURTAIN GOODS,
Eracstee. Satin ID Lame Worsted Damasks Swiss Goods
Lace and Muslin CGrtains yard and Drapery Mus
lia of all kinds.
WINDOW SHADES.
Gilt Metal Corncss Curtain Bands Pins Loops and Tas
sells. Gmps
Our assortment Of CURTAINS AND SHADE GOODS we
think will be found superior any other Stock brough
this Market.
OIL CLOTHS.
Also
TOwengs and Sheetng Table Lnens Piano and Table Cow
Door Mats and other articles nj
HoHseke-pers Oar will please all who may favor
with their patronage.
10 All work made BY warranted
SNOwDON & OTTE
augi6-2w 81 West Fourth ST., bet Main a. Walnut.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-07

spices,
sugar.
cstS.
Tim paw1ar aud

Gun powder and
Imperial 49,. 30 a 90
do Canton made - a AZ
Young Tyson. 40 u ID
do do
Canton made. 30 a 81
NisgyJng * o.
Ony. 30 a 60
Pew ehOng .-. 81 a 40
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Provisions.
Snli Salfncfer

Kanawha - bbls 80
do = do. 30
English fine bag2 80
do mid DO . 90
Turk lsian6 dol 80
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PRICES CURRENT.
Leather.

Oopfl fftlntOtk
Sole. 30
G.. ID. Hm'lk sole 2Ja3D
Oak Tanned do. 81 a IS
Upper 2 doz....2, 00a26
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-07

MEDICAL NOTICE.
EbR W SAWYER bess leave to to the eiti-
next nr Brays building aud opes
BY attending closely hi profession to merit h-r Of che
puoile patronage cyis-u
OR III BEEDs-GOld Snaps and sne Gold Leeasts for
worm OATS AND HAY in any qgantisy for sale by
SODt sALEtATUs,-lokeg:I colhs each for sale very
augz1 Syc. Water.
CAsiSETsr ia rIan aud fancy reed per
~ "~kisnd aad for sale at low fguresfy ,,
auglT Main ST.. door below branch Bank.
AZ aus1-iw J.p. II NDERSoN. Fronsst Lamaseo.
PuTNAsps MaGAzsNs foT Agss;s ressi,sa..
NOTICE.
hand and wish seiithiry Front Columns
sa.. already them. aud doors it the columns. will
sell them one-farh cheaper than Trey lie purchased any
teRMs:-ons- third down. and balance in
with interest. Enquire OF wM BATES.
auss-tt Pigeon sarinss
A FINE Barsy together a
syls s'-''' "''-''' ''' MORGAN. HEEy 4 PRESTON.
l0UFF BOXES. Mean Pun TOie. Powder aud Psrfam-
Il cry tor sale at ego A. Q. PUsHEE 5.
'EHhRMo,METEEs. SPY Glasses and Psss;: :rI Eve
,,r, LOTS y; AND s HOUSES FOR sNlLs;
M sae siated ia Evansville beyond the Railroad DE
Four thee lots have Frame Houses them other
wise improved They vel situated Tor residences being
convenient business and only about square from Man
street fine ejaculation offered in these lots they
TO Be- SOLD Those places residence wish
ns tine opportunity Depreciation had better apply imme
aiey. One OF these houses especially is de-
srah residence further particulars this Office
el6-ti
NEW BOOKS.
1NERN LEAVES from Fanny Portfolio. Second Series;
a The Doid smily Abroad. by Chas. Lover;
THE Whimsical Woman;
Lite AID sayings of Mrs Partington:
The Lamp Lighter etc. etc just received and for
by my29 THOMAS CONYNGTDN
a tORN AND OATSn lots to suit. for sale by
" e22 GEO. F0SYFR& CO.
9rAR CORN.-4o0 bushels just received by
Ia e2s +. GRANT a. co.
HpCBBkR. Horn Ivory. Shell and Metallic Combs. for
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-07

500s . doz 2 ct OF for cash ---...-..- 9t
6O0s q dOZ do do do FL
7Oes = doz do 20 do ........... 4
n p The lower pricesa5ove generally where prices
aforementioned forfulI packages, and the higher for
small Wholesale.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-07

lfhuF.. D
CamphOr reEied.. AGA 30
Cantnariles. ....S2 25as 80
Castor oil no l....l O5al ~
do de- no go. ca al 90
CalOmel IlydSub | - al 80
Copperas. ~---.. = = -
Cream Iarter.... "a "A 80
EPSON Salts..... 4 a ,
GambOge. -...... ! "A l -
Ginscng. - a 30
Gum Tfagacantb - = 40
Potash.......... 9a l2k
LiquoTice Paste
ScicIy. 20 a -
LiQnoricc Paste
Calabria -. ~ 4 =
Fadder prime
Ombro. .... ls.a 10
Ahnddcr French 4
y + F..-..- = IA
Mamma Flakes. 80 a %
MagnestCalcin'd GU Il %
Nutgalls Blue. 70 a 40
Quinine sulp....3 @5a3 30
Rhubarb China. sal 10
Sal soda. ...... 4 al
SIENNA. Alex ~ "A Is
Snake Root. .... 20 "A -
raralric Aeidt... ~ 4 ~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-11-01

CO. Mr. w JAMES, No. Harrison street, Cincinnat oho IL
general travelling the Western States and Ie1as
assisted by III. j. Thomas, T. DKsT, WIN. II. THonAs r. u
YEIsrs, O. M. L. WIsrnAS A. l.. CMLDs, aud Dr. WH iK"i
Receipts will be good.
UMr ISRAEL L. JAMES, No. le2 South Tenth street. rhiAde
phia is our general travelling agent assisted by VIM H. WELD
COLLINS, DxxRIso, H.. A. EVANS THOMAS d. MICS
JosEPH HAxmTT, JosTrH Burton, kosKKr W. monksoS ED
w.Rp W. WILEY WILLIAM l.. WATERMAN. II. j. RIDDIoK,
W. MAcKEs, and ID. g. PEAKcE.
co. Mr. HEsRr Lewis, of Montgomery Alabama, ..
era Of Alabama and Tennessee
listed by c. LEw:s o. LEWIS, and SAMUEL d. LgwIs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-11-01

4" Mr. Belmont keeps banking house the Hague n.
has but person employed in the American legation and
his secretary No writes for Mr. Belmont or
his office but this gentleman He has not even had
about business from the Rothsehd since he has been
Rbroad-a his business being conducted by his agents
New York who have fall powers to act for him He receive
his money from New York and from Washington through
the Baring and he depoes this money with the agents
the Barngs at the Hague, paying them the regular
age. Since he has been the Hague Mr.. Belmont has
transacted dollars worth of his business. The whole
accusation not only without truth color of truth but
without probability. - Union.
The above is apparently intended reply the
men of correspondent Paris, who win doubtless
spond with ample evidence of the truth of his assertions in
which may be allowed to place great deal conf
dence than in those of the Union MEANWHILE it will perhaps
be well 10 observe that the serious allegation of
respondent is entirely avoided by the Union in its denial
refer to that charging Mr.. Belmont with having taken
the Russian loan for the Rohschildby far the most import
ant transaction that has recently taken place in European
finance. This may perhaps also be denied hereafter but
apprehend that it viii take great many paragraphs in the
Union to obhterae its truth."-Ne~ York Tribune.
We predicted that our full aud complete denial of the
Trbunes fabricated calunny against Mr. Belmont that of
keeping clearinghouse at the Hague would never be
printed by that paper in justice to Mr. Belmont That de-
NAL authentic and in detail. We spoke BIZ authority
Mr. Belmont himself Every particular of the charge
against him refued and shown to be malicious in
vention In word the whole accusation proved to be
without the shade shadow of probability to rest upon
And yet the paper in which this infamous calumny ap-
peared refuses do Mr. Belmont the justice OF allowing
his ample contradiction TO stand but awaits from
Paris affirm the original SANDER. Such is the integrity
of that pous paper, the New York Tribune
But the Tribune in its reply 10 portion of exposure
of its alsehoods perpetates another calumny in declaring
that Meanwhile it will perhaps be well to observe
that the serious allegation of correspondent
entirely avoided by the Union in its denalwe refer to
that charging Mr. Belmont with having taken the Russian
loan for the Rothschdsby far the most important trans
action that has recently taken place in European finance
Now this vey chorge ,cW DC foaad reted III Ne
tcle in whch tie Tribune says is apoided We then de-
nounced it as wholesale fabrication We add that
it pure inventioniase in the aggregate and false
in the deailno single act of Mr. Bemonts while abroad
suggesting the idea of any such proceeding And yet
Bennett this in Paris and the Tribune reechoe
in New York The accusation, says Nj Belmont himself
in letter before infamous the other and lis
about sensible if they had said that used the immu
mites OF my diplomatic character in order to steal the
crown Jewels rob the Dutch I}ankp
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FRou FGoRIDA--Col. Monroe United States army, was
sick at his quarters at Tampa Florida the Goth ult.
Billy Bowlegs has visited Fort Myers since his return
from Washington. II is understood nj Tampa that the
federal authorities about commencing the construction
of roads into the Indian country
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-11-01

Hon Daniel Mace member OF Congress from The Lafay-
ndiana district dangerously i'll of cholera last
week
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CONCESSIONS FOR THE CAUSE IN NEW YORK

CONCESSIONS FOR THE CAUSE IN NEW YORK.
The following from the Albany Atlas shows that the
spirit of dsnterested devotion to the cause of democracy
still anmates some of our party in New York
"CoScEssroSs ron THE cAusE.--We notice that Mr..
Wempe the democratic candidate for Congress in the 18th
district wthdrsws from the In doing (says the
Fonda Sentne he profoundly thankful for the honor
erred upon him by the democracy and bnt for the
interest democrat which he feels in the Of the
democratic principles and laudabe desire make any
personal sacrifice that be required of him his
friends accomplish such result from due reflection he
has felt CONSTRAINED adopt course which if it fails
the expectation of his friends has least The approved of
his conscience.
This leaves but candidates in the field Messr Jack
hard democrat) and Horton, (wbg) and as the dem
who put Mr. Wempe in nomination have not recalled
their convention and Mr. Jacksons placed at the
head papers Schenectady Fulton and Montgomery
in the place of Mr.. Wemple presume that the united
the democracy the district win be given to the
former and that he will be elected his wing competitor
% In the seventh congressional district New York city,
we that William A. walker nominated against another
democrat declines. His letter is frank and explicit
"A cARp.-SEvsSrH CONGRESSIONAL pIsrRIcT-T There
being democratic nominees Tor Congress in this district
manifest duty TO the party requires that one 81 us should
withdraw As this is In full with my
personal wishes hasten to be the first to avail myself OF the
privilege
confidence heretofore reposed well by my first cleo
by my nomination have done my best to show that
it was not misplaced.
from supporters The State end national anistra-
tons Just that democrats Of the opposite stamp
should especially in districts where the strong preponder
of votes warrants it, initiate the example, and
tribute by corresponding concessions to defeat the
enemy ?"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
state Of zDG;agha,
Ssas's.e Gs.gsasy. -:

In The Str''.e Common Pleas Court Jely Y,r@
4 ID 1854.
SIiaS Short,
Vs.
Patience Carpenter and her husband Stephen
Carpenter, Chariot Bozarth aud her husband
jacob B0zarth, Cornelius Short, Robert Short,
James Short, Martha \ Short. Teiten Short,
Jacob Short, Cyrus Short. Nancy Joseph and
her husband James Joseph and Gideon Short.
K = IL remembered Ihaf on the 20tl day OF
4 Nav 1851. Silas S!I lrt tbs plaintiff IN the
;lnove entitled cause, bv \. G.. Dcl,ltt and An
drew ". Porter mis- "a orncyS. filed IN the Office
of the Clerk of the Stark Court oi Common
Pleas petition, and complains ol sad de'cn-
dants, and says that in the year 1872 he bar
aimed agreed with one Cer.u, Short IN his life
inle bat who snow d ceased. Tor the following
described real cs;ata, To Wi: The snu IA east
quarter ol the northeast quarter oi section (5)
township (32) range (2) west, containing T'rty
acres and ii has bccu made To appear ia sud
Court. that he above named Paiience Carpcn-
ter Stephen Carpenter, Nancy Joseph and Jas.
Joseph are non presidents al the Slate ot Indi-
ana. They are therefore hereby notified OF the
filing anl tendency of sad petition, and
unless they appear, plead, answer ar demur
ihere.o on or before lie calling of tins cause.
on the first day of the next term of said Court.
on lhc fourth Monday in July next, The same
will be taken as confessed, N d vii he card
and determined in their absence.
CHAS. HUMPHREYS. Clerk
June g. 80 lii3
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IaOre%age sale.

Try virtue Of an execution 10 me direc-
- ted from the Clerks office OF the Marshall
Circuit Court will offer for sale at public out
cry al the court house door lit tile town of Plym-
ouih, III said equity, on Saturday the Odd day OF
July, 1854, between the hours of t,n and four
O'Clock OH sud day, the rents and profits ior
seven years of the following described real es-
tale situate in Marshall county, to-wt: the un-
divided half Of lot number one in section NUM-
Der twen'y-o c, in township number thirty
it,ur north of range iiunhcr two east, and II the
rents ard Profits fail To sell for SUN sufficient,
la satisfy said execution. the costs and accruing
costs Of the same, vii then and there proceed
To >ell the fee simple title To said real estate.
E ,ecuied Ike properly Of Samuel Camp
bci!. to satisfy Il mort age IN favor 81 Samantha
Atw ood.
J. L. THOMPSON. Stiff
me - I6 81
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

Pursuant to an order of the Marshall
Cuinmon Please Quart. | will n9er a: private
sale. Lit l6I in Piynluuih, Inliana. on which is
caIragc and hi cksni'h shop. T. be sold a>
part Of the estate of Wesley Belangcc. de-
ora,rd, subject Ia the widows claim for one
third.
Terms cash. or one-iIirl cash and the b. l.
auce in SIN or twelve months. secured bv uut,,>
and security on iniere~ $. waving appraseucu,
laws Appraised at 500
None rGch more vaiuable--one of the best
loca'ionS for business in II rihcrn Imdinma.-
Arrange lncufS can he M 'dc for Il clear title for
the whole without ir,.uhic.
Apply Ia E. :. Elliott, on The premises. or to
c. II. Ree,e, Attorney i'll Plymouth. Hids re-
ccived un.il sold.
f. 5. ELLIOTT, Admir-.
June 5, - Iff
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
Safe Dz EJsrn PROPERTY.

June |, 1851.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
Max Po.ERoy showed us a few DAYS

Mark PoMERoy showed us few days
ego. q lump of Copper about the size of
piece of cho!k and near the same shape,
which weighs one and half lbs. L,
WAS dug Up on Pomeroy'S work on the
Peru & Chicago Railroad. about eigh,
miles north ives. of this place. but we
have heard Of 10 further discoveries. and
supposr this lump was solitary and alone.
Il IS almDs. entirely pure.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
NC~ AgEos

West half Of lot lG7 ana dwelling. on
the best business block in town-oppo-
size Cougies.
100 acres Of I.7,d. S miles south Of
Plymouth; small Improvement, running
water and GOOD timber.
SO acres OF fine Imbe7ed land p miles
south Of Ply mouth.
West half Of Lot Il. AMI < Z quarter
Of Lot 73. in one; making Lot 6 feet on
centre street. and 10 feet deep; with
large fine dwelling.
Improved farm Of 81 acres, On Bur
OAK valuable. and 10 be sold cheap.
Improved farm, go acres, 1T NORTH
Bend in Starke ounty--le1uiifui ioca-
ton.
Improved datm, 60 acres. miles w,st
OF Plymouth.
C.nrinnati. Peru s Chicago Raiiroad
Siocks--Bonds drawing ten per cent. in
ierest. payable in cash every SIX months.
Property IS rising rapidly. and you can
get better trades cat CT me row .han YOU
can find with aisy other man.
0G;ce over Western Bank
c. H. REEVE.
Attorney. Notary & Genl. Agent.
May IS. 1881. ll,f
z. S. Life. Fire an! Marine Insurance
effected by the Oldest ami best co.apanies
in the Union, % reasonable rates.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
NO T ICE

: here h. -iven, that the undersigned A.d.tar
l. and Treasurer, VII Nr fsr sale. al The
Court liuH<e ioor in pi>noH b. in Marshall
County ln,iialia, Saturday. the :---,d day 81
lily, 1881. between tic hours oi tea clock Il.
N. nnd lo'c,ock F. n. Of suid day. lie follow
iuS described - i!ucl ianos, lo-Wli--Scc;i1n 10.
IN t"vn>l.iP:3 nor IA Il .nnse ; east and section
10. township 81 ror'l ct ran@e . east; said
lands viii h. Uttered i,ir sale in lois as
'ii> ide., by the Trustees Of BuG bon township.
Tcrn.s OF Sa.c--onr fourth IF tie purchase
money 20 he plii ,ie day of sale. y credit
of ten wears Will be given Oh the balance i,y the
purchaser paving seven per cent. interest per
anntiII ia dVancc.
For frr'hcr plr'icuIars iaq'.ire Of the Trus-
es OF BoirJon township, or at the Auditor 5
office.
7. Md DNAID y VI. G
JOSE III EVANS, T. VI. G..
Tie - rs 81
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

SiSGULAR-- Ii is rather a singu' cir
cun5tance that the cholera lje 5 fl s..
appearance in Bis,on this wear IN the same
hnuis In which the first fatal case occurred
In 1919. TIC house IS si,uaiei in filth,
i;y--ca.lcti IL IL III OIL alley.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
Millinery and Mantua Making.

~ AS. II = NJ a " WOuIu Respectfully III
lSa form the citizens of Plymouth and Vi
cinity, that she still continues the business Of
Millinery and Mantua Making, and is prepar-
ed TO DO the work in its most approved style
and in accordance with the latest fashions
She sollcitS share Of the public patronage.
Residence on the corner of Jefferson and
Michigan streets. April 20IS54-7m6.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
NOTICE

J il deed for Lot No. los. on til original lat OF
the town of Plymouth, TO present the same To
The lcrsigucd, Agent of Marshall county. Ind
nay the purchase money due. and receive 4 ed
for 81 d lot. on or before the 1j:h of Jul : next
or in default thereof the contract OF sale OF I'D
lot as in said bond specified. VII and he same
is hereby rcscind, d, from q a!ter'hat day.
I}v order of the Board. u, Their June 'crm.
1851 At.cSi-T. MCDONALD,
] me Is. 1S54.-l5i3 a. NJ. &.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

And IN fact the first and best found Ia any ot
our Western Markets. A full supply VIII be
found al Goggles Store.
Call and see, one and all.
TOMMY HAWKINS.
Ny friends in Plymouth, call and see
My Garden that's not far away
And If you wish to buy my stock,
There are some things for shilling YoI k.
It's hard to work, but still find,
must do something FOR mankind,
Nav -, 1871. III.