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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04
What did l;l.V SaY,

During the trial of Cog,el. for kid
mapping, which took place a few days
since at Hillsbcrough, Va. IN incident
occurred which created considerable fun
at the expense Of the big wigs and coun.
sci. A Miss Sloan was testifying. and
was requested to State all she new about
a certain transaction.
lFitnsss-i was in the sitting room
when Mary came from the kitchen hur-
riedly. and Cogzeli after her. He caught
hold of her at the sitting room door. and
said, Mary you have been here long
enough. come and GO home now.
Attorney for Df.-What did Mary
say?
Attorney for the State --Ssor there
object TO the QUESTION
Here a discussion of nearly two hours
took place, in which four or five law
yers participated. After which the
Judges held long. serious and excited
discussion on the subject. and finally in
a very formal and pompous manner. stat
ed that i! was the opinion Of majority OF
the Cour. that the question mus. be an
swered. The Court room was crowded
almos, 10 suffoca,.on. and the utmost in
seress was manifested at this stage OF
the proceedings. The question was re-
peated--"W did Mary say?" and the
witness answered.
"Shs didn't say cord"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04
Worcester, wednesday Anr

Worcester, wednesday. Apr. 10
Hon. John Davis. late United States
Senator from Massachusetts,. died a, his
residence here. this afternoon of billions
cholic. after On illness Of only e few
hours.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

The sufest way to live vi.h honor in
the world is to be in reality what ,ye p
pear 20 Be.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

The sin Of all men is The same: an,
virtue is the only nobility
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

AHvERrIsEMEA Tiff Nicholas will
NEE! Sir Charles Napier in ihe Baluc
he will hear of something TO his alvan.
tage.--! Punch.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04
1T ar RT@m

Al TIE .sfsonage. on the S0ih ul;.. ~
Rev. l. Nebeher. Or ADAM McDANxrr.
OF Wells county Ind. TO Miss Sam A.
SrANsBuRY of this place.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

Never Let your business drive you
Always Try and keep the reins in your
own hands. and drive the "b.ste" your
self.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

The effsc, Of character s always Il
command consideration. We sport, ans
toy, and laugh with men or women,
who have none; but we never confde ii
them.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04
Mortgage Sale.

sSf Virtue Of two rIecutions to M d.
rected fTom the Clerks Office o. the Na.-
shall Common Pleas Court. will Offer
for sale nj public ou,rTy at the cour, house
door in iha town of P!ymouia. in said
county. on Saturday the 27,h day of MAY
1854. between The hours Of ten and four
0 clock Of said day. the reals and profits
forseven yeaEs of tn following described
real estate situate in Marshal county, to-
VIII: Lot number =; and If tie rents and
profits foil TO sell for d sum sufficient 10
satisfy said executions. the costs and a..
cfuns costs on the game. will then snd
there proceed 20 sell the fee simple ,is,e
10 said real estate Executed as the pro-
petty Of Rebeccs Mrtcalf. e.. al. to sails.
+ mortgage in favor % Eliza beth Cru.a
J. l. THOMPSON 5. n. c.
M<y i. 1891 90.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

tSiieS III ~ MOUTH. since
SgsCSsSgB'a5 and E6sgzsg.sg
HAVE RECEIVED THEIR FRESH SUPPLIES
AT their Grocery and Provision Store.
There is no use in pu5ing The assort-
men; ws now have on hand, a. mere
peep in will satisfy every one that our
p'eseu, stock will no. BIZ troubled with
the mo 90" complaint. How can Is?
We are selling good Sugarat sixpencs per
pound, and other ,hings. equally ss good.
in proportion
II !his community suffers Tor wont al
good slines in the es;ing line. il shall not
b. Cur f-uls. Whilst the hog AMI hom-
my doctrine still sticks 10 the ri5s. u /.
must all make preparations with d li.tIe
extra chicken fAins. when aunt s,sy
and cousin Sol. ard Susy come 70 ouf
house, and where can we ge. the hire
Cheese, Golden Straps. and srery.L..sg
elsa TO So! of a table IL real FEM style,
without. going to Packard & FURY?
We'll, jus; c5tae along. ihey are hefe
for yea. und Well pledge cufsal,es - 30
tie thing that's nice. tni 9. very III
ding cost, T. SF.
Nay 4 1851 or.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

He that is cheated twice by the same
man. is on sccomplice Of the cheaier.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

a: The recent Printers convention a.
Springfield. H.. the following preamble
and resolution were offered and which
were adopted BY vote OF IL yeas 10 3
nays:
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

ADJ INISTRkTOR,S MOTTO
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
y signed as been appointed Adminstrato
of the estate cf David Stops, late o
MARSHALL county, deceased.
Sail estate is supposed TO b. solvent.
EDW'D. NEWHOUSE, Admir-
May d, 1854. 9,3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

MAJ. GEN. ScpTT We Yesterday he 4
the pleasure Of interview with this vet.
erhn Chief. His massive frame is still
'obus, and vigorous. and he appears ca.
Pab!e OF enduring the hardships of
another waf. if necessary. He lives in
handsome style on Twelfth street. con
veDient 70 his business offs, the Head.
quarters Of the I. S Army where with
h's AIDS. ne Is constantly engaged in tie
discharge Of his responsible du;ies.
New Fork paper.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

The Daily State Journal has been enlarged.
and is now under the control Of John D..
Defrees alone.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

Wonder If the time will ever come
when il will require the Introduction Of
az apparatus 10 empty them W. fear
not;
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

Leonard VI Cheney of Chelsea. Mass.
has invented sn Improvement, Oh eppasa
tus Tor filing bottles. jlgs. &c.
S~:c,Ffc.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

ENGLIsH Pass AT THE SEAT OF War.
1t Is said that the English papers have
their own reporters Ia the Turkish camp.
The Morning Chronicle is represented by
Capt. Maxwell. an officer of the Eas. In :
dia Company's service. who handles
sword and pen with equal ability; he &c.
companies the Turks in their expeditions
agains; the Russians. aud took an active
part in the battle of Oileniza. Mr. Grove.
OF the illustrated London News lounges
about in the camp. and at the outposis,
always sketch book and pencil in hans:
and draws scenes OF camp life. The
Daily News has correspondents Wildin
Rutschuch, Mr. L l.. Gookin. the author
of coed illustrated history of Hungary.
and ;he Rev. j. c. Richmond, an Amerl-
can clergyman.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04
Sale Of Io,cN Property

Az !. 1854
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-07

oaNeIC,p.e
9osoiuNEES
snip Jurgy deo-A Grah
6co-yweeo ae9 esi Terry &coH Par
s23p Carfoi- Fearf-M D Cooper &oo-Smth Cooper
q Twichs &cos Nelson Zoos A &ro-E SIN tn
Weistf Dix &to-RawlDs Duncan dcoP
Woodraa LsekeI Hurley
A. =
cav 4 HoiesE steysn. SsoIi.ll K.Ss h q a.
guaIscie &coisyeiand 3rothsys aeo sJ e
r Danass Eai,w, g. - W nnhs
,baI n nsma,nn as,on = IiI erIwatretty q sn
Ian q How D. II se 600
JonasA WhiineJ Hurisy &eo-Wrsbt Williams &coE FereS
sons AnoneSone Whworh-J Rice Faucheaur
Bergenlsn-Wm Creevy-Waers Camden ScoYsstnsn
&co--Say van6ook &co-H Barlow deoW H FSoss-T 1oa
peri Hardy &co-al Woodlands Burdet
MANI Wright &eep Taylor ssoA CoUghln-A Ace
Wooey &co-Green Harding aco-M Grs.uwooi &eo
FDega1-Perkn Campbell Gsuhs-R Morte--Geo Fo;e
aco-rant, Lewis &e-Peters Willard &coE,ton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-07

gseaa. farmer Wilson do DO sgsr. war Bpsbanss Car
ps sf IL s. a; sso ~ y 81 @ ha, s
MEMPHIS lssser. bale. cotton Fellow.
Wright william: webb 1I Bradley Wilson
cannss Sis Fssr by Done
sa cS9 wa Msso Nelson
ssss s s.. re- q.
&coss pes bsr sinr Pamsa psr bsIo %
pfss do Curry f Ps.on e,
Fs. s,S ss,. ssss y hhd' sssssso ''''
., S .Ss' sss % Rss sss9
s e1 IS s. ' s e sis1. H sssn y ks 4
% s rs Dc % saf e i
h.esn William. -anndta. to order Total
hh III. esss ss ass SG.a 49,
.a a so a: 'sa sI b.s, 4,
ss u ss sa. = ~ = ss
syms o VIZ ssa. wx W,pf sss
d o. W hss. ssss
So DO % dS d a. 5 h,
ssd .. a. ss 'r'r Total s' ba'' cotton
!. s si.,Ia y fs
fs Ss ssS.-
'''' i' 80 '' ''''' ''' mas sugar. III ''''
.tsaps, Doctor ssy ~ hhd
agsr Jackson aaos s do
s @ esa.s
do DC H.. g q y p ss nSs
William. a. u 90 de Lohi cispsntier"ss Ii 10 IL
Hayds Total e5a bid. sugar so bb ss h Dsla
s baas ss Sns ysn go b.as .s,ion Ea
;on1s Fellows aeo-4s Visit Dssauess syrn. aeosl
fas' &se sss to a ss.n sS
ALToNPer steamer Martha Jsw.,t: 49, boxes m..
81 . and M s,s ss q. sS a
90 appea ss@s s sos % bean, Ho GAYLE 46
CINcINHATE-P,r ,te.m., nI.8i.oa. J. -, - ~ oI
Stark Day Il Il. Ssm. sAFa
ss shssss sas o sosp s Dc Eh,ay A1e
Z sls Sesf w.,s soss.
S - s.,as g.. as'f Sss
~ . Do Rs
50 1i sas ssl p &c
.E ss ~h Ss' ~ le 81
ayl .ss eo rs aI % 1sa
.i.s ~ bacon 5 i tsg
si afs sr g s.t
snds sP'PfIas Payne ,s1s q
ssa f s:ss ssyf s s . ks a R:
II sherns4 Ieeta. Holmes, ''''
ana 8 sss s... rass sa Lewis. n ws
s ss si.
81 o. a &eSso ss cheese lands deoso do do
MI. 10 oeo-oD
su 90 pok ~ lhds bacon Martin ow
u" ~ az goacee oh.'tz n ddrn- $40 ibis whisky
&co-S1 do DO usyouze 50 do do Voss az az
50 h do beef sylof CasaiiyB bb poIk visit ~
Bell Mcfsea Coaman AGO. G N Morson RhsS. ISsm,
&eo Adsns aee BrentoH Fr4r,op Fowler os,n Rsrna
tese Hcnderson Terry &eo, Klha Locke r Mopgosry
Bshop I,anc. and ordsr : N' - q, .A''ser''tS'
CT IONS psr ,,s.s. . IA, ,,, a.. ma, =,
oa,. NJ i Dds nopf 1s sks bran rs do
ee4s pos eggs = ~ Daleylsl do Hour ~
" ason ~ " Sonnsg bb WHISKY Ho Gayle AGO
uo @ ~ 10y DO PORK . a Kennedy &eoS57 do wkiaky G0
HI noatoss a. n Esr - ~ coaao
oors aco-sgo Hi osr Eao,bis, rrx, IN ~ T. ~ pnson
~ p1h
EMahews-T5 hang shuts q =. onisn NJ,
woo5,nW
oats A Wslker-tIO do bran to order '"sAh
yIcEsBURGP.r stsamer sontbsrn RsI ON b,,s W..
Jnnasis3 Robson sIIani1S Tha,rIl 10
eo-I4s Wright Williams aco-liS curry peY,onis III
Riekss6 Watt Dssaulss-5g fr,y;n e. "a
ren keosa Mcdowell lsii Aco4a 4
BucknI Newman-49 Watt syfes NoIIeso psvna
d Hsrton45 prsndar ,yiI,a,.
Nnernt aeo~ Is q Nsiso, So, MI. y
Miller &co-32 Mao UnderbiIl 54oaj j T. I. ~ q
punkard AcoiS NARA Goem,n 81 - - n %
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Grenada ao6 bales cotton Payne
rIlloh-l75 Wright Williams &eoi45 siddnl Green &ee-s9
ndeon Terry &eo1s McElroy &radord6S Ward Jonas67
S1a hae asosD Nelson Sco54 Wright &eo.ss Pow
Hepkns59 Webb, Rawlns &co44 Fellows 6eo-aa Turner
,aen see4a Donald Eco s5 Robson hen-so Buohhuan
8e3-.9 McIemoIe Currin &coa5 Martini underhi &eo94
Dahsae Rs Wins Duncan &ro-ao Fearn Donegan &eoIO
.1fsgs Alowag &coe Cummings Stewart &so-s Pontoy
n Hardie ats4 Campbell Strong4 Farley lmey &so3
49, Hawkins-2 MoMahona Brander Williams aoo-l 70
s srsen 6sosS bales peles Hsald Mas Acol9 bags wool
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Will leave FRIDAY, April :, at 5oteesk p n.
ES0R HURRICANE and CAROLINE org :
BLUFFS SHREVEPORT, CAMPrE, GRAND eztta1ss5Ss
ECQRE end ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Red River neazt1sSSs
Paeket T. W elegant saa swift ~
packet s. W. DOWNS
as above. For freghtor passage, appy 90 board
hp6 s. SMITH Il FIafIsTER. Is Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-07

sSsW YoRK-Ship Hudson--Asscred mdae.
,SNsW YORK-Ship Bayaria-Atsorted ndse.
NV YoRk-Bark Pario--4S0 tona coal to order.
'eos ioS-Ship Honparei-Assorted mdss
Amsrieal00 bales cotton 80 els rpe
v Mseaif sco.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-07
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

hEiuay Mofnngi April q, 1904 }
COTToN-The offers yesterday at reduced rates ;
but factors gave freely aud sales reaching $500 bales
were made at decline of about 10. We now quote
Inferior sS * Misdfns Fss sro
Ordinary Ordinary s%9 s1gsir;
5000 asai midains. seosd ana Fine: g
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept. i. 1853. .lo.672 80. 2assi
yssterday.... II, 428-1osssss 2s-l5s2O
1,lo9s0o 45os5
Exported to date. ..... .sl5e2o 1920
yesterday. 1919 -sls2So o0o-1 $50
Stock on hand not eleared.... 2sl72l 1885
ToBAooo-We noticed sales of 100 hhds; of which 40
Selections sold at 7c and 20 at Sc also 10 hhds Stems
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs--There was a better demand
for Sugar and the better qualities advanced the lower
Fair to Fully Fair 33&c y b. Moaases continues dull
and the sales reached barely 1000 bills sS1Ic
Reboiled.
FLoUR-There was better inquiry in the Flour mar
ket mostly speculative and the sales embraced about
bb including 800 Ohio in store at 49, HOO Ohio st Louis
any Iowa. at SO 1o0$6 12, 1475 Ohio Ia hatboat Load
At e. IA rs s. Lonii at 20 Is 400 mostly Fancy at
GRAIN-There was good demand for Corn with sales
Of 1900 in lot and 24oo in several lots at b5c 500
Selected yellow at Sic bushe Some small lots of Oats
sold at 45e for St Louis.
HAY-some 500 bales Ordinary Western disposed
si, said to be- at the rate of 1923 D ton,
PRoFIsIoN5-There good inquiry for Pork au6i
We heard Of sales OF 800 Of which 600 Mess brought
s12 So and 200 State Inspected $l2 75 There was
considerable inquiry for Bacon and 1903 casks Sides inone
lot sold at bo 100 in three lots at the same and 90 casks
Shoulders at 660tzo u fb Lard in good request
with sales of 545 bkls and tierces in two lots 10
at DC, and $50 kegs Prime at 95sc q fb.
TALLoW-This article is little lower. We noticed
sale of l25 bbls Prime City Rendered at 1910 p fb.
C0FFEB-Prices firm, with sales Of 100 bags as
follows; 200 at 0c, 1000 at 1oc and 4e5 Prime Rio at
4 10hc p ID.
BAGGINd-5oo pieces Kentucky disposed of at
13s cash.
WHIsKF-We noticed a sale of 352 bbls Raw at zoe p
gallon; Rectifed is retailing at 221sf023e q gallon,
+ STAR GANDLES--250 boxes brought 20d82O4Is p Ii.
x FRE1GHTs-Four ships taken for Liverpool at
IL Nd for cotton.
n EXGHANGEs-Fair demand at orr quotations:
Stering. .108 al09 p ct prem
francs 81. 1oabfl5
Nav York sixty-day Bills. .114D14 "a CT. disc
Slight Checks on New York. ..-.....hs6AY ct. prem
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TTCRSBHRG.

= win leave SATURDAY. April 8. o'cioctp.x.
HtN0R YICKSB URG, WARaESToN, ssg =
~ NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD Le4ieeStF
SEYs NATCNEZ FORT ADAds, BAYOU SARA, i1zzza5zaEks
and BATON ROuGEReEuar Saturday vksb1g Psskei
Steamer SOUTHERN BELLE-Tbs new magnificent and win
tanning steamer SOUTHERN BELLE
White above For freight passage, apply
% SMITH FIMiSTER, isCanAI street.
E The Southern Belle will rsigh with the privilege
ofreshppng. - ana
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ENuINE -HEInSIEGK Cn Cu.,rp.n,-rs

GENUINE HEIDSIECK co. CHAMpAGNEs.
The ghssriosrs having been appointed by Msar
Co 70 succeed Mr. Englr States
or the sale their Wnes who this business respect
fully as attention to the suJoned card CRAMER ABEGG
New York. January l. 1854 =
GARDs CHARLES ENGLER heretofore Sole Agent for the
salt, Of The retiring from business
beg 10 inform that appointed CRAMER
sE bis stead be Sole Agents and Importers
United States and Canada.
We shall unsasng xerons the
have accorded brand and for this
agents but such Wines will fully
which the has attained your
clnim
phes brand IN lite genuine quality
the following arts which call attention.
The HEDSlECk CO. brand first
STATES nearly thirty the late Msss
under through ther Sole Agent Mr. T. Salmon
wards Salmon 4 Stuyveaan
When senior partner alone s
eseaed the usine occupying the premises him also BY
stipulation the privilege retaining exclusive
vineyards cellars which the
founders this brand had owned He retiring
firm, In like
therefore sole propneors NJ this brand
would but odd
sinar 9nss prevent frauds and limitations the
N M will be ound tbs labels aan stamped the
and around the corks No other
the under which
known 10 the United States. We have the honor
Your ob'it. serv'ts.
hsMs' hecomber Is, 1888 HEIDSIECK Il co.
The subscribers being appointed agents the
above celebrated constsny supplied
pnts which they ohsr 10 the trade at New York prices
R. F. NICHOLS co.
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

Willleay FRIDAY, April I, at IL o'eioekm.
H1SOR LITTLE ROCK, VAN buren,, s-.y
n FORT SMITH, FORT Gibsoy and all inter LsAeSsssH
mediate sndpgsThe splendid g sifs
nnirg steamer YGBA, Captain P'esr win
leave as above For freight having foe
apply on board orr LEWIS sSAPP, IS Lev All
win FRIDAY. April T. at O'Clock p NJ
HIt0R LITTLE ROCK, VAN BUREN, -y
III FORT SMITH, FORT inter -
mediate sndt The dGe fat funning zSxzA
stenmer UNION, Captnin c. Duncan will shove. For
APT LEWIS sNAPP, 80 New Lavee st.
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s'-s'--'A---'-s--'a.---'---,''-s',-'-s-ss
LECTURES.
VIsHE EASTERN wAR-RUssIA. TURKEY

II VIE EhpIGhN WAh-hUSSIA, TURK Ely 4.
n AND THE HOLY PL8cEs
ChRDCapt WALSE has the announce that In on-
sequence Of the limited attendance lectures u,n The
Massoolnspns aud ihe receipts equa
ties who purchased tickets for the Course By application viii Inye
lae. - o.e.:py sss.l-su apt
P ELIGIOUS NOTICE. The Rev s RON
~ HoMME will Lecne THIS EVENING Apri & NJ ~ ooet
10 ths sssond P.byean Church. eis and
~ t,a t N o'clock in the Prytans Pfoib
Subject or Ihis Evening" EXPOSITION OF GENESIS.
" Friday Evening, THE RESTORATION OF THE JEWS TO
fA.Es y, IN !, proven from the New Teptament
@ Is are very respectfully invited ap5
ECTuRES BY THOMAS FRANCIS MEA
IL n On The sh Orators caan shisl-and on
ings al 3pp I'D April and the following
rc9rs open at o'clock. Lecture o'clock
kes ~ each 70 be had at the Hall
" ~ y we cvennss ~ tho Lecture at the door
ment. 80 " ~ peu' = ''e r"o Ds iaf
- - --------------- APl u
hEE LECTURES in the HALL Of the Me-
pSRhnCS INSTITUTE, Philippe Htreet, MONDAYS and
MONDAY shon the Mechanism of Man, By Prof. G. A. Mott.
THURSDAY sthA History OF tho Inyt;on
MONDAY 18th aud THURSDAY isth-Two Lectures on the In
1nenee ofth Mechanic Arts the Human Race
MONDAY GOTH the Necessity of Mechanical Education By
d.. Samuel A. Cartwright. -
THURSDAY, a3don the Dangers OF Mechanism By e. d. RaS
T5usspAY so!hsuectto BY Dr. Bennett Bowler
sthson The Relation of the Mechanic Arts
MONDAY the Extraordinary Development the Resources
me United stae as contrasted with other Countries
THURSDAY, lah-on Paesin-n Byp W. a. Scott.
MpNDAS I1th-subject to BE- selected By Prof. Dimiry.
THURSDAY, a0-Dn Popular Education
States By Joseph Brennan.
BY George Paihey. W g. KESpAfhr
mh3 Chairman o Con- mi Ieetur
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$4,000 y M2RTa 1s 2E Earns Ems AS s

BUILDING ribiS swi be divided among 600 Subscribers,
ON THE EVENING or THE 3lss OF MARCH 1885,
9 large number already Many
these been sold for 400
will be good investment. 5 -,
f Each subscrbe FOR 49, payable naments Of rs
aaeh will receive FOUR BUILDING LOTS, by feet Wing
together, FARM Of from beautifully
located at ROsEVALE Long island
house and number OF Private Dwellings, Stores Workshops
Factories have already been erected built
and svsra hundred will be erected the coming
denee the City, the
be uiy ased aud where Building Farms
have lately teen sold and sales daily
who after careful
lily Of the SOIL selecting
confident that land cheap and calculated
been all taken eaaa estate for Inc
aht century, and completely locked
which
roansd at ags be beautiful esstage
he waving with the abundant
The price at which this land offered
hesitate 10 portion of This worth
the attention Of both settlers peculsto oppsrtu
nifty for the Investment money The distant
when all lands the line OF railroad
within fifty miles OF New York win be worth
asked lakeland
these Villages selling from fl0O per
Of the opportunities are destitute
Farms containing each five upwards tq5
$35 w. "
V All wishing avail themselves opportunity now
offered to fins Fas splendid Building
CITY SHOULD make immediate they nearly
ION where Pamphlets
if required, by mail, gratis A. oSTRANDER.
& Travelling Agents. CharleaH nte1.
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INDANA-Per sdges' bostI7ao sk, corn C Tchell Zen
INDANA-Per Browns bsat-2O0o SKIS G W Middleton
INDANAPsr Haynes and Jurdans boats-o2 k bacon
bb pork AZ aud $50 kegs I'd 400 bbs aour Metre
ger &co-Grahsm Buckingham.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS TRADE
w SPRING IhIPORTATIoNS, Is5s.-JoSFPHH H. PALMER
CO. have and receiving regularly
GOODS,yi r. :
PRINTED Cacoes styiea and quail
tiles Lawns Jaconets, Organdes Bareges
LINEN GOODSlrish Lnena Of every grade Drills
SheesgR Table Linens Ltueu Hollands
Brown and Beached Duck Pante Linens DRILLS
and Lawn Hand kerchiefa, quality,
SILK Embracing PLAIN and Figured Black
Silks Fouards Sans yevet Floences, shawa Handkerchief
Servings
WooLEN AND woRsTED GooDs-compri,iug De Iainss b.
Merinos, Apacas, Bombazines Cloths
COTTON GooDS-conaisng in Brown
Sheetnga,
let's Nankeens Checks Stripes Den
low prices by the piece and package only.
JOSEPH H. PALMER d CO.,
Impo1 and ala Daalar 4
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willeave SATURDAY, AprIs. nj e'eIoek p w.
LsOR WHITE CLIFFS, LITTLE
RIVER. SALINE. FULTON ROWLAND. le 49,
sPANIsH CLIFFS and aliIandi Red River zS%
The RafThe and sussanssi stesnsr AMANDA, La1s,
freight Fsr
LEWIS SNApP re Ma IsvAs
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NTHITE LEAD-In rs, SO, 100, and 500lb.
ksgs from the Atlantic Union Brooklyn, Pacific Ulster
A DELAGRAVE CO., 70 Magazine at.
T Also French Zne Yarnahes Of all kinds Paints Brushes
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Will leave MONDAY. Apul To- O'Clock p ~
E0R JEFFERSON, POaT CADDo, s-<s
SHREVEPORT nil ssairaa RIVER ~
The regular Red River Packet ALLEN GLOVER
A. Leonard mfsr s ready receive fright,
above For freight having apply
board, at Caaai street, - I
@sp5 Z. Il s.yset.=
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Am y Sc M ENTS.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE-FntDAr, A

~ LUCRETIA BORGIA.
First night of Madame ROSE DEVRIkS as LUCRETTA.
new Contrslto, Madame
VIETTI4 HH MAFFIo 0RSfNA.
First night the Tenor, sguor vIETJT GENkR0-
nv The Pnes II Admission viii be Dress Circle and
Pnquetta s time cents axtrs Second
Circle, 30 cents; Gallery lt4
ter The sse viii Friday morning. al the Box
theTtte
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RED RfVER.

- VII leave FRIDAY, April & II O'clock p ".
IGOR MINDEN, LAKE. BTsTIsEAu, ~ n.
u GRAND BAYOU. CAsdPT2s GRAND EcaHE a.ES3es<tss-
ALEXANDRIA GoRD0Ns LANDING and ~ inter
mediate iAndngsRsguar New snd iDdn PseEel IA
bELLA-Ihs new ard light passenger enu.f
ISABELLA C. T. Mar bal. reseving fregSt and viii
ssse ne atevs regat
datiou sppy board, LEWIS sNAPP O. New svss
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viii leave WEDNl SDAY, Apri I9, o'clock, Pm.
kSOR LOUISVILLE, New ALBANY, m@s
EVANSVILLE, PApUCAH, MEMPHIS and 49, II
all intermediate landngs-The aud maHrfeeut
swift running passenger packet steamer MAGNDEIA
master Will leave abnse For freight
apply on board, SAMUEL, EWING rs Graesr ~
"a plan of the Cabin
applying to the Agent. nps