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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-04

3Sl Acres Of Land for sale.
r*n. offer for sale my place, situated Is
E,ia miles west Of Marshall, on the Tyler
III road, containing three hundred and
u acres one hundred Of il cleared and under
fence with dwelling, and all the necessary
ou,-hou IS. the balance of It heavily timbered
and well watercd, and with an undoubtcd title.
The above property can be purchased on very
favorable terms, by immediate application to
the subscriber, on the pr smi-es.
JOHN r. iEPUENSON.
September q, 1854. : 2m
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TIE MAMMOTH srAHLE.
sNn
Wholesale and Retail Saddle and Harness
Nhop

sNB
Wholesale and Retail Saddle and Harness
Shop.
A Large saddle and harness shop
N3-A has been wanted for long time
XAa:.A IN MARSHALL. The subscribers
aware Of this, have recently visited New Or
leans, and returned With a large and well Sc
lceted stock OF every thing in the IN
above line which they viii sell on more Ram
favorable terms than has ever been
offered 10 this market, either tot cash or corn
and fodder ifyon want anything of the kind,
don't send abroad. or put yourself TO the
trouble Of hunting around, but call down and
look at our stock, and price our gooas.
shop adjoining Livery Stable, North side
public square.
The Litery Stable is handsomely fitted up,
and is acknow lodged TO be- one of the largest
aud best regulated establishments in the State
Persons pnlroniiing this stable may rest assur.
ed that their horses will receive every attention
We keep plenty Of proyender and faithful host
lers.
{. L.. NSON d Co.
~ We have horses, buggles, hacks, and
carriages to hire, sch, or trade.
April, 29th, 1884. 1y
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JOHN d SCOTT & co.
Nos as Murray and " Warren streets,
New York.

Buyers will at all times mud at either
house large and seasonable stock Of clothing,
got up in the hes. manner, under their imme-
date supervision, at very reduced prices for
cash or approved paper. Jan 7, 81.
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NCD DONALD 4 SAN u T. X ) {,
NR q q q lists,

MARSHALL TEXAS.
Al their neT stand, on the corner opposite
g.. q. Grege T. Co, West Of he square.
n WOULD respectfully invite the attention
~ Of their friends and customers, in Harm
u son aud .he adjoining counties to ikeiI
large and carefully selected stock OF ircsMend
genuine,
Drugs, Medle'nes,
Paints. Oils,
D., Medicines. Garden Seeds,
Surg instruments Shop Furniture,
Paint Brushes, Nafnishers,
Brsade.. Fancy Soaps,
Hair Oils, Cologhes,
Chemicals. DYe Siuits,
Pefiumery, WINDOW oiass,
Fine Wines. pomados &c &c
Oar entire stock Is new, having been select
cd in the best Northern markets, by one OF the
firm, whose experience in buying and selling
drugs we think a sufficient guareniee TO our Gus
toners, that we can sell them at rs reasonable
price. and on as accommodating terms ~ any
other similar establishment, Our establish
ment has the undivided attention OF both part
ner-, and orders or prescriptions VII be iaith-
fully aud punetually attended to at all hours,
Marshall, AprIi $. 1891. fy
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CHARLES pDCIGRT.

"A NIiDNtHfE moor AND NHDINAhLk,
south west corner oi the public squamJ
L. EEpS constantly on hand large assort-
IN meut Of lades and gentlcmen's boots and
shoes, Of hi, own manufacture also good
supply of sole and upper leather for sale.
From his long experience and close attention
to the business, he hopes to have continuance
Of thnt patronage heretofore 80 literally be-
slowed on him. An orders promptly attended
to, and work warranted.
Nov 10, Is53 Missy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-04
HATS! nATs.l IATs..,

MATS! hATS.l HATS..,
JUST rsseivsd and for sale--Supcrfine fash
q ieashls Nole-kin Hats;
- bjesA cavalier Hats;
~ - DO %. with cords, taasels:
0upngoas 1vsh Oltss soit Hats;
aeGs veelsty IT soh Hats generally;
Nss's ~ Boys cloth Caps;
a1s seoess1 silk velvet Caps;
s1as IT Caps:
n - ~ white wool Hats;
c. ~ -, no charge fus showing Hats.
q. q. GREGG 4 co.
Asgsst -, 1854. or
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s'.per care!roussc.

No. 81 camp Sfreef, Acr orleans.
DIAPER Of every description furnished /,
1 order, at very short notice.
n. d, Agents for J. y. McCrearys faug
colored. book and news printing lnks. at New
Work prices.
y3n25y HENRY l.. POTTER.
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Piano Tortes &c.

Piano fOrtes &c.
THE subscriber keeps constantly
Tor sale the largest stock of Pianos
w " in the city, principally from CHcS-
ERrso and NusSs and CLARK. Those are nm
queslonably the best manufacturers in the U.
States. Also, at all times Guitars from MAR
TIN, together with VolIns, Aceordeons, etc.
All the late and fashionable music, with pre-.
ceptors, etc, etc
HENRY PARSONS,
IS Camp street, New Orleans.
Jan. 8, 1883, n27-ly
y NJ. BANLY 4 co, No. IS Canal st. and
~ ~ Common ST., New Orleans Wholesale
Grocers, and dealers in fine brands vine,
liquors, and staple goods, coffee, suear, tea,
salt, moiasses, flour, bacon, lard, beet, pork,
steamboat and plantation supplies, etc.
Dec. rs, 1854. n96-ly
EDWARD THOMPSON. WILLIAM l.. ALLES.
1NHOMPSON, ALLEN, Il. Co. Wholesae
L G,ocers, and Dealers in choice Wines aud
Liquors Nos. ~ and 20 Common street, New
Orleans,
Goods at the lowest marked price and guar.
nnteed in every particular. J. 7. SHANkS.
SAM. HENDERSON. ALEX. HENDERSON.
3. n A. HENDERSON, II Co,
SUCCESSORS To Littlcjohn T. Henderson,
~ Wholesale Gracsrs, No. ss Magazine IT.,
corner Of Naiches. New Orleans
January 7, 1858. ~
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1871.



rs receipt large sad piendd assortment
which Offer for sale at the lowest msst prices we '
friends and Of buyers generally before making a lay nd VIZ @
Goods and prices will scarcely f give ano"
o closest buyers Call and Judge for yourselves
DRY GOODS
Heavy white Georgia kr.eya Heavy Lowell
DO Kentucky plains, gray aud gold mixed aane's
Plaid lrdey., Twceds
Heavy gray negro blanket. White red and yellow flannel,
Blue, red and DO anton
Super H.. and IA whitney bed Blankets, Sack do
eoHlr
Brown and Glcao domsses, Double laid annne.,
Do drilling Buck and Cashmere gloves, etcsct
GOODS
blacks DO andca shmeeh
Figured plaid watcr lacA silks thlrcns woollose
tombaznc Plain aud pointed bh SIX velvet ribbon,
fa" elGmste and de inc. beautiful a@oitmcut
oloelde bonnetu
feueh 1dEas sh ,nednos assd eoor, undeulccses
six audah wool Pasir Collars
six aud merino Swiss, ja eIgngs and
MADE CLOTHING.
Blue and dnl blanket co. sngleand blk cloth
pded black eoth 'es
nes s lsn D' cloth s' rock eoas Super .f plush vest,
iaass do.k pants Single and doubobastd plaid cashmere
Black and fancy cashmere, satnet and vests
Black a~ S. In" vests '''"' "''
A full Of
Glazed hats
IIravy Llskhro Sea kin caps.
Kr Saerfroofand boots, Mems and caps,
While wool hats
sUNDRIEs
smosos and chewing tobacco S Spice
Imperial land ark TEA.
Candies Powder sho, and lead, etc,
Pepper
IRON, NAILS AND CASTINGS.
nAGGlNG AND ROPE
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Masonic Female Iu.tltutc,

maso"'c ts""'c s">''t"'e'
M hsr ,,, n"a i 9, 'Anabers' appoint
i ed ny harshhi' liodge No. announce TO
the papie that the slh session OF the Institute
commenced on INC ihird "ordav IN sepiem-
Der ana "H continue ten months, embracing
TIVE, sessons7-pnt no vacation al the close OF
the hrs'--uidef ihe direction oil the following
FACULTY.
Rev. THO. u WiLsos' ID. D., Prssidem
Miss MARTHA iarrhKrifip, Wee Frthctpat
Miss SUSAN H. FOSTER EngHh Lhsrairs
Mrs l.. CoHsELA jusE, Ornamental Depart
msnf and French,
Miss AEARslLA JEsskrT JUsH, Music, Piano
and Guitar.
Miss !. noRsstA JusE, Nasic, Organ
d. DAsfoarn, Prg'sssor of Vocal Music.
Course Of study, ard Charges per Sss-
o.. n son, twenty Weeks'
'h'Ishi uh IA, ll.'l. '-or'huefsphy,
.se'oin., a'u 'Pe' So's'ou u
IVY n'o"", -, SlV W
osoosp 'pS'.N Ills i.'e'heh'afy ,e'-
sons ;" , Nl.', y, '''"nha'' e neo-
e'aPny, Na,afA' philosophy rh'si-
o'"Hy, ana history Si1 %
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-04

iTfONERN
II A VERY large assortment OF fools
% = cap letter, fancy note, declaration,
-s1s>A account, funeral note, wrapping
bloiting, and sand paper.
Buff. white, aud fancy envelopes, assorted.
Blank, account, journal, index, memorandum
and copy books.
Steel, gutia pcrcha, and god pens Fine
iukstands. and school do. black aud red iuk .
black sand, waters, &c, for sale at the City
Drug Store -
YOUNG q JOHNSON
Marshall, April -, lS5I ly
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4 ID 1854.
SlaS Short,
ys.
Patience Carpenter and her husband Stephen
Capenter, Chariot Bozarth and her husband
Jacob Bozarth, Cornelius Short, Robert Snort,
James Short, Martha A. Short, Teften Short,
Jacob Short, Cyrus Short, Nancy Joseph and
her husband James Joseph and Gideon Short.
DE 1t remembered that on the 2Oth day of
ID NAV 1854, Silas Sh ri the plaintiff in the
above entitled cause, by A. G- Deavltt and An
drew W. Porter his at orneyS. filed in the office
Of Tire Clerk of the STARK Court oil Common
Pleas a petition, and complains of sad dcien-
dantS, and says that in the year 1852 Ire bar
gained agreed with one Ceru> Short in Iris lite
inc bul who is now Il ceased, for tire following
described real es'ata, 10 wit: The sou h east
quarter oil the northeast quarter OF section 90
township (;s.) range (2) west, containing krty
acres, and it has been made to appear to said
Court. that Ire above named Patience Carpen-
Ter, S'ephen Carpenter, Nancy Joseph and Jas,
Joseph are non--escTents of the State of Indi-
They are therefore hereby notified of the
filing aud tendency of said petition, and
unless they appear, plead. answer demur
thereto. on or before tie calling of this cause,
Ipn the first day of the next term of said Court
hn the fourth Monday in July next, the same
will be taken confessed. ard vii. lie heard
and determined in Ill FIR absence.
CHAS. HUMPHREYS, Clerk.
June s, 80 1913
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Another Railroad Accident. Cars {

Another Railroad Accident. 1.-THE Cars on
The Northern la. & S. NJ. Road either ran
of the truck or upset at South Bend and
Lapor,e few DAYS ago, and threw out
quito a quantity OF Dry Goods, Drugs and
Medicines, and it j, strongly suspected
tina, some of our merchants were not far
of abol: the time of the accident The
roader may see who we alluie 10 bv look
ing ut the advertisements on The proceed
ing page.
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Sole OF TOsCR EDrODe5fu.

Pursuant tn an order of the Marshall
Common Please Court | will offer al private
sale, Lot l6l in Plymouth, Indilna. OF which is
n carriage and bl cksnIiih shop. +" be sold as
part of The estate of Wesley Belangec. de-
ceased, subject {" the widows claim for one
third.
Terms cash. or one-third cash and The bal
ance III six or twelve months. secured by Notes
and security on Interests s. waving appralselnent
laws Appraised at 500
None much more valuable--one of The best
locations for business in n,r,hern Tntfiana-
Arrangements can be nride for ii clear title for
the whole without trouble.
Apply 10 f. s. Elliott, on tie premises, or To
G. ii. Reeve. Attorney in Plymouth. Bids re-
ceived until sohl.
E. s. ELLIOTT, Admir-
June s. So I4,f
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Sale OF Real Estate.

NOTICE is heby given that will, in pur-
l Y Suance of an orler of the Mars hall court
of Common Pleas, made at the April term
thereof, A. ID. 1851, proceed to sell at private
sale, after four weeks from this date, the fol-
lowing described real estate, towit
The east half of the north west quarter OF
section sixteen, in to vnship 3 north of range
3 east, lying III Fulton county. Terms of sale,
cash III hand. J. l.. THOMPSON,
Guardian.
June !, 1851. 1874.
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III tie MdrshdI Common Pleas Court, JUN
Termi A. ID. 1854.
Henry Wonders,
VS..
Susan Shaffer, Sam
uel shafler, and 9th Petition for partition.
ers unknown. heirs
Of David Shaffer de-
ceased.
De 1t known, that on the 9TH day Of June
ID A. ID. 1851, Henry Wonders the petition
er IN the above entitled cause, by w. j. Burns,
his attorney, filed in the office of the Clerk of
the Marshall court of Common Pleas, bis petit
ton Tor partition Of the lands belonging TO the
estate OF SAID decedent; & it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk bv the affidavit of a
competent person, that the defendants, Susan
Shafier, Samuel Shaffer and others unknown,
hers OF said decedent, are on-reSidents o!
the State OF indiana They are there ore
hereby notified of the filing and pendency of
said petition, and that unless they appear and
plead, answer or demur thereto on or before
The calling OF said cause, at the next term of
SAID court, to be holden at the court house in
Plymouth, In said county. OIL the third Monday
IN July next, The same to them, will be ia
ken as confessed and will be heard and deter
mined IN their absence.
Attest: X. CORRALEY, Clerk.
Pr. S. b. Corbaley, dept.
June 3, lc5i. l4t3.
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For. safe.


West half Of lot l67 and dwelling, on
the best business block in town-oppo
site Goggles.
100 acres Of Lard. miles south of
Pl,mou,h; small Improvement, runoing
water and good timber
30 acres OF fine TIM bered land 81 miles
south Of Ply mouth
West half of LoI II, and Il E quarter
of Lot 70. in one; making LotJ3 feet on
centre street. and 100 feet deep; with
large iine dwelling.
Improved farm of 2i7 acres, on Bur
OAK nats-valuable. and to be sold cheap.
improved farm, go acres. at North
Bend in Starke counly--beautiful oca-
ton.
Improved farm, loo acres, miles Yves.
Of Plymouth
Cnrinnati, Peru & Chicago Railroad
Stochs--Bonds drawing ten per cent. in
;erest. payable in cash every six months.
Property is rising rapidly. and you can
get better trades out Of me mn than You
can find with any other man.
Office over Western Bank.
G.. II. REEVE,
Attorney. Notary & Genl. Agent.
May Is. 1854. lltf.
p. S. Life. Fire and Marine Insurance
effected BY The oldest and best companies
III the UniDn. a! reasona Bile rates.
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Receipts and Expenditures.

The County Auditor submits 10 the Board
Of Commissioners pf Marshall County,
:he following report of Receipts and
expenditures on account of said county
for the financial year ending May 3lst.
1871
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-22

W tHC MuI smut CtTCuI C0uTt, august
Term. A. d. 1904.
Amanda Hussey)
VS.. , Complaint Tor Divorce.
Seth Hussey.
DE 1t known. that on this cd day of June.
ID 1854 Amanda Hussey, the complainant in
the above entitled cause, by G.. II. Reeve, her
Attorney, filled in the office of the Clerk, of
the Marshall Circdt Court, a Bill o.
complaint against the said defendant, for di-
vorce, together with The affidavit of disin'er-
ested person that the said Seth Hussey. is not "a
resident of the State of Indiana.
The said Seth Hussey, is therefore hereby no.
tilted of the filing aud pendency of sal COM
pIaint, and that unless he appear, plead, an
swer, or demur to the same, on or before the
calling of The cause, the first day of the
next term of the Marshall Circuit Court to be
holden at the Court House, in Plymouth. on the
third Monday in August next, the same will be
heard in his absence, and-a decree rendered
accordingly.
Attcst--R. CORBALEY. elk.
Pr s. B. Corbaley, Dept.
June Cd, "a l4t3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-22

Is hereby given TO the hold rs OF The bond for
II IL deed for Lot No. 1903. on tn original plat of
the town of Plymouth, to present the same To
the undersi gued. Agent of Marshall county, Ind
pay the purchase money due. and receive ii deed
for said Lot, or before the Jh of July next
or i'll default thereof, the contract of sale of I'D
lot as ia said bond specified. will aud the same
is hereby rescimd, d from IL q alicrilat day.
By order of tile Board. al their June 'erm
1851. Atiest--T. MCDONALD,
JIue -, IS54.-f5 3. A. NJ. e..
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NOTICE
The Sfh day of july. 1854.

between the hours often o'clock A. NJ and four
o'clock p. NJ. on said day, the following desert
bed Real estate, to-wi,: The North half of the
south west fraction west of the Michigan Road,
of section eight; of lands selected in the Indian
dntry, to satisfy mortgage executed on the
l6'l day Of October, 1897, by Adam vinnedge,
Ia John Houghton, who al that time the
School Commissioner for Marshall County, to
secure the payment Of two bun red dollars,
loaned the said Ynnedge for the term OF three
years which sum of two hundred dollars and
interes; iicreon. i, still du and unpaid. umonn-
ting at this time. including interest and penalty
To the sum of four h;ndI ed & 81 dollars & fifty
cents Said land wi be sold 10 the highest bid
der. provided the same will sell for enough Ia
cover the said principal interest, penalty a d
costs. THOMAS MCDONALD, Auditor.
june Is, 1854. l5t3.
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W:ESHE.V'G .N.7CAE.V'E
TO LUWRERMEN,

c. II. REEVE, Agent for the sale of C. Coop
er 81 Cos. Celebrated Engines and Machinery
for Double and Single Cleared Mile, is pre-
pared to make contracts with warranty, DC,
for the sale of these Engines, &c, and furnish
a superintendent to put them IN operation.--
Written warranty given with every contract
if required.
The immense sale OF these Machines is suf-
fcient evidence of their superiority aud sue
cess. Apply to Z. Ii. REEVE,
over Western Baak, Plymouth.
June /, 1854. 1871.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-22

lat Entt.-A few evenings SINCE our
pantry occupan, "fell in with some very
welcome and interesting cornerades in
the shape of hatfull of the most beauti-
full English Goose berries that we ever
saw ustrag. Ole Of The. Ieasured q
inches in circumference. 1hey got their
'broughtn up in the garden of our neigh
Dor J. L. Westervelt.
Gen. Baily. too. near neiShbor 10 US
country folks. can guess we'll as
the next one. wha. your appetite is
craving. and he often RENE mbers the Mrs.
Blnner in the way Of choice cn,abes.
In the absence Of Agricultural socie-
ties and fairs, we have 10 other opportu-
ci,ies to speak OF the rare and rich pro-
ductiops Of our sol! and climate, than
SUCH as aee afforded by the kindness of
our neighbo.s- By the way. why are not
our farmers sufficiently handful Of their
0wn Interests 10 make the effort to get up
an Agricultural Society III Marshail coun
tyP We would more earnestly and fire.
gueatly urge the propriety Of such step.
were at not tina; it might be told Us that
we are no farmer--what does hog know
about war. &c. We most assUeedly feel
deep interest in the prosperity aud sue
cess Of our farming community, and do
hope to see them co@e up aud speak for
thems sci ves-Suggest the ,iiue aud rlace
fer the Organization Of a society, and we
wiIl mos; cheerfuliy give the requisi tic TO-
tice. As soon as fifty members are sub
scrlbed and have paid into lie treasury
one dollar each they can draw upoa the
county Treasury for fifty dollars more
thus commencing with cash fund OF
500.
The advantages of such organizations
are too obvious 10 require any fur.her suS-
gestions a, this time
One YGlr.-Number 20 Of the present
volume, closes the first year OF our con
recticn with the Plymouth Banner
Those Of our subscri bers who have paid
nothing. are requested TO make some kind
OF settlement with US before the expira
ton Of that time, which will be in the
latter part Of July. The NAMES of Gil
who make 10 arrangements Tor the past
year, will then be erased from our list,
and we will then endtavof TO get our pay
for what we have furnished .!.em.-
Tw I've months is q sufficient time 20 pro-
vide for the little sum required to pay for
newspaper; at all events, IL is as long
as We can let the accounts remain unset
tied. Those who can't Pay can give us
;heir notes drawing interest, and make
satisfactory arrangements 10: a contin-
nance.
The terms appear in each number OF
the paper. and by them We make oil set.
Elements Of subscriptions. Que mans
money is no better TO us than that OF
another. To receive at he emu of tie
year 81 80. and III ten minutes after
charge another 81. 80 for the same length
of time. is different to the course weper.
sue. All must fare alike, and no Que
can be ignorant Of the necessity and strict
correctness OF such uniformity.
.-zzk-nzszzs-Tzzns
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The People'S Cheap Store.
Office of tbs Gin. Peru & Chicago Railway Co.

Peru, April Is, 1851.
TIVE Subscribers to the Capital Stock of
IL tins Company are hereby notified, that
a second reFuisition of ten per cent, on the
amount of their cash subscription, will be
made on them payable on the first of June
next, and q like requiSiiiOn OF ten per cent,
to be paid the first oil each month thereafter
0ntil the whole be paid
JESSE HIGGINS, Secretary.
Subscribers living in Laporte county can
pay to J. b. Niles, at Laporte; in Marshall
county, 10 H. 3. PeEshing, al Plymouth; IN
Fulton county, Isiah Hoover, at Rochester; in
Wabash, TO e. S. Ellis, at Somerset.
April 2ltlr, 1854. StfU
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SHERaFFTS SALE.

kl Virtue of an execution TO me di-
rectel from the Clerks Office OF the Man
shall Circuit Court, | will offer for sale
at public outcry al the court house
door in the town Of Plymouth, in said
county. on Saturday the 9th day ofJune
1851, between the hours OF ten and four
O'Clock on Said day, the rents and profits
forSeven years Of the following desert bed
real estate situate in Mirshall county, 10.
wit: The west half Of The south west
quarter Of section Is. town 50 north OF
range one east: and If the rents and
profits foil to sell for sum sufficient TO
satisfy said execution, the costs and ac-
cruing costs on the same, | will then and
there proceed 10 sell the fec simple title
10 said real estate. Executed as the pro-
perty of David Shidler at The suit OF Jas
Martin.
u-Un\JDSnN
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TIL f. B A N n II r.
ABOUT HOME,

gTExtTa copies OF the Banner. in wrappers,
ready for mailing, may be had at the office Cor
5 cents each.
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RECETFTS-

tn re has been received at The cOtnty
Treasury, since last settlement, as follows,
to wit:
Fol delinquent tax, collected PROT
to August ISL 1888 $3.50 %
Amount found OH settlement sheet
April 10, 1851, 2,I5J II
For License, III co
For Jury End Docket, from Clerk, 90 90
From sales ofcounty property, 80 SO
For land bought OF county, 333 90
Fort Wayne & Chicago r. Il. stock
on hand, go 90
Total Receipts, 5 $50 0G
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Spring a,,o 5unnnter
TR AD f..

And our Customers shalt be satisfied that we
have selected TO suit their tastes, If they will
.avOr US with a call. We expect to make it
permanent business, and We do not wish TO
disguise the fact that wish 10 make YOU our
warm friends and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, and
we expect TO do SO by dealing with you hon
estly, and selling you cheap goods for your
money.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-22
IF aCe Sell CheUDes'
Staple and Fancy
DrD GOODS s. Gr0rcrtea

Ever offered in this market, and we are deter
mined 10 prove 10 all that our mode OF selling