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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25
THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE
FAILUREl

MOT that IN to say the Exhibition in New York
IN failure; there were very handsome things
OF all Nations exhibited there; but the expectation
through the whole country and particularly in Men York
great, that Sorekccpers intended To make
fortunes in yearlaid in heavy stocks Of the finest and
best Goods-and consequently. that our .bomelOving
people did not like spend their money by the bushel
sia at home and many OF those fortune seekers had to
fail, and give up business.
Our Buyer in New York, who is ALWAYS on the lock
out for good ba rains, well know, had,
couple weeks ago, good chance To buy whole stock
OF FANCY DRESS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
at far reduced prices which offer to sell as low
as never was anything here before.
The articles, TOO numerous to mention, only will
do In part, viz: A fine assortment of Id g.. ,
LINENS; t+.- $3.50 e.
DcLAIN ES plain and printed; s.
..-. PRINTS,
JACONETS; f--E.l r fss f
SWISS MUSIINS;
CURTAIN MUSLlNS;
KID GLOVES;
DRESS SILKS;
= Hrran b ShAWI.S
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DIR. T.. 4. EHRMaNN,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND sSRJEoN,--
Evansville, la.
Office Third street near the New Catholic CHURCH,
WHAT Is HOMEOPATHY! ExPLAsA7IoN. fr
HOMEOPATHY, from she Greek "Homoion' and
''Pahos." signifies the new Medical stem, whict
does attack The snid paris OF the body perform
but pledirnes in accordance with the maxim
"smilia semihbus cnrantur'-lke cured by Il. ike
which directly operate the affected parts and whIey
tend produce, when tkn in large doses By person.
In health. ~ similar 10 those the disease tcss.
prescribed We call this the school, rcformea
or homeopathic system, method or practice. - y
fala =
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wHOLEsaLEaND KETAIL.

HOPKINS & READ are now receiving their Spring
Il stock Of Dry Goods. Carpets Oil Goth. Matiings
Wall Paper Looking Glasses aud Window Shades, TO
which invite the attention of the citizens Evans
vile ard the neghborng towns. our stock will be
attractive this than ever, and will offer
greater inducements to Cash Buyers than have
done Our stock is open to all, and our time will be
devoted TO the people. .'aa ~ Iapl-2md
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wINCHELL,S WATER COOLERS

WINCHEIL'S WATER COOLERS.
VIZ season is again at hand when the of Ice be-
Il comes indispensable 10 the comfort and health OF
every family 70
ne undersigned has for several years past been en-
gagged Ia the manufacture of the above named article,
anu mas devoted much time and labor in perccng them.
knowing their greatutility economy and COW enence,
must orlng them into veiy general They have be-
Some indispensable To- every house keeper. The fact
has been demonstrated beyond oueson tina they i'll
Preser'e Ice LONGER than any Of the devices which have
oeen brought out for that purpose The Of
always having ICE WATER ready for drink FULLY
appreciated by those who have used this artic g.
he has larger and better facilities for
Manufacturing water Coolers. than any estab shn,ent
In the country and is now prepared 10 supply them in
To merchants and others buying to sell, liberal dis
count made They be packed and shipped 10 any
part Of the country with perfect safety = 49, -
90 - - - e. GEO. ID. WINCHELL, h'r
r+1 Manufacturer, cor. Race and Columbia .ts. =
aplo-3mddv - Cincinnati, Ohio
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LamascO steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE & RETAlL,.

81 Messrs. WETZEL d KLINTWOR L
k--<-% would inform the public that having recently
IL establishedin, LSmascO-City, a Steam Furniture
80 Factory they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus edseaSs Wardrobes, and several other kinds
of Furniture by steam enabling them tn furnish these
articles than be purchased elsewhere IN
and at prices Their work in every
rasDectis canal To that OF the Cincinnati factories.
They are prepared do Turning work ofeyery des
crpon and will be prepared tn furnish country manu-
with what they desire in this particular. The at
enton wanting Furniture is called to the work OF
this Factory.
The wareroom is or Main street. between Third and
Fourth keep sale Chairs of different varieties,
besides all other kinds of Furniture. at the room.
Idec9S-IV1
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS 81. VI AGisEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
81 South William street, New York.
DEiNG long established with extensive connection
In thu ABOVE Darkness respectfully sniicits
Of all kinds of Western Produce which will receive
mwedats and pcrs nal attention at the lowest ,ssblc
scale Of charges. Particular will be bestowed on
consignncnts of Tobacco aud iilcrsl cash advance.
made on all Shipments when required 10y
J. II. MAGllEE & CO..
fcb20-N Evansville. Ind.
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boot & SHOE MANUFACToRy,

WATER STREET, NEAR THE PAVILION HOTEL
81, The undersigned would respectfully in ,r,,
EE<4 form the public, that he has now on hand ttJ
FNy the largest and most approved styles of -
scust0m and sale work. Ladies' Morocco
Kid Ladies' Boots Buskins Walking Shoes and slippers
Also Tor Misses, &c. &c. Also on hand, splendid
stock OF Leather and Findings sale wholesale and
all low Tor cash. at his old stand Water doors
above Pavilion Hotel. Iaugi3Iyl p DEUSNER.
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no MERCHANTS, PHYSICIlNN,-
DRUGGISTS, AND THE PUBLIC CEN.,
EE2AIIV.

N1tNshS hELLER a FARNSLEY would respect.
lAE fully return thanks their and pub
lie generally for the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received, and take this method Of informing
Bell his entire stock of Drugs a. Medici mes. and
will continue to carry business in the house for
merry occupedby him Main between First and See.
cnd SITS where they will be pleased have their friends
call and examine their stock They have associated Mrs.
Isaac White. no has been for years the principal Clerk
IN Mr.. Bells establishment who will be happy At air
times. 10 wait upon the old patrons, ofthe house. IL
pure Drugs allow rates, and aceomm6 dating terms
any inducemcnt 10 the Merchants Druggists and Ply
selans respectfully invite them to CALL have
on hand ock SOS. O00 OF well elected Drugs and
will be constantly receiving additions to
supply and hope 10 offer such ind ucemeDtsto WHOLE
SALE DEALERS as will supereede the necessity Of
the vi other Cities for the purpose of purchasing
tfeir supplies, rI.l. $1,000 ID. i. m *
jyl5 KELLER, FARNSLEY co.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

- Ihr undersigned have purchased Frhre
I\ Livery Stable, on Locust street, and mace ia
TS provements to it, and have hand 70
---1-@ hire good stock OF HOSES, BUGGlES an
CARRlAGES, to- which we invite the attention of tn
public They intend from this time eI.deavor salts.
the wants ofthe public In this particular snd hope ths
articles and terms Will prove agreeable Carriages fof
parties excursions, funeral &c, ways hand. Being
provided with good hosters We are prepared board
Orses and keep them in the best style
aus34 NJ. & Il. II. DeGARMO
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- MA Et BILE DEPOT!
49, REMOVED TO t ..-..- -.
MAIN ST. OPPOSITE TIE RANK.

Ok TONS of the finest Marble ever brought the.
ZlC West at Wholesale or Retail. Dealers i'm Mar
BILE are expressly invited to examine my stock, for
VIII make II to their Interest TO patronze My stock
consists OF Carrara White veined a. Dove coiored taii
an in blocks and slabs American white. varisated.
blue, cIouded and statuary, which selected with
great care at the Vermont Quarries. 1888. f,ra
MONUMENTS az all styles, SCROLLS, 0BLEISK,
.. ToMBS, III SAD AND FOOT STONES,
Countertops AMI Furniture Marble hand and mades
order at EasterB prices. r.if tt --aI1 serI g.
Grateful Tor tina past liberal patronage, cIpeetts'
merit continuance Of the Give call. y q
M. A. LAWRENCE.
n Orders from a dstanc promptly and satistae--
rily filed. All work warranted. ang?9
NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
THE uRdcrsncd la, removed his stock Of Groceries
Il from Waller street, 10 the New Brick building.
corner Of Locust and Second streets As he designs TO
keep regular supply of good articles appropriate 10
Family Grocery, and la cell al the lowest cash prices
he hopes t. receive share O the patronage Of those
around him. J. NJ. HAMILTON.
sepi5 dif, Z srtf ~ IL -
GLOVES AND SILK MITTS.-A large as a
NJ sorRient Of GeniIemcns and Ladies' Kid, Silk and
isie IL aud badcs and Misses Long and CON MOI
SILK Mitts, which would be happy 10 show.
&. s.qr- 1r-, CoLBUtN a. .HERSHBERGER,, q
mh3I Fosters Block, First street below Mzis-
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RAIL ROAD Ii NES
,. CO. - - ~
FOTR nAILYTRAINS

iTsihs run v. Sofuuous hiihutcs iastct en"h
Cinciina. ,iH t-.-.-I.f ga,rfa
Thei;oadso thi, Route laid throughout will, heavy
Rail. ifs. --s s-rrF--I-
T-.q FOUR DAILY TRAINS
First Thanksgiving Express leaves Cincinnati at
o'clock a. IN. Passengers b. this tr M connect 10 New
York, Boston, Niagara Fa., Buffalo, lmkrs. Cleye-
land. Cre-tiiLe, Ptsturgh, philadelphia, Bl'iimorc
Washington City, accLg. Zaucsyillc. &c. Si''fIin.
betwrcn Cincinnati aud cleveland ut L5vcIand, Nor
row, Acnia, London, Columbus. Delaware, Carding-
rn Giion, Gre slime shelby New London and Grafton
only. O. ~.
cinnat at. jo'cock m. Passenge-sb b, this rir con
ncc 10 CLEVELAND (>'ccp at Cleveland, aud r"sume al ..
nesr he Nhecliu.-. Wilmington, Washin-:on i'ele
v-. Lebanon. &e Tni trsn stops at all way Il tofs
nati and Washington (cxclt Flag - stopping
only on pro- or signal or u tee To Ccnduct'r
Third frin--Lsa,es Cinei.nati 1t 10 o'clock p IN
Passenger, - this 1raia connect to III lsOV, Chilli
GOTHIC, W.shiistJI, Wilmington, Lebanon, &c. This
rain STOPS at all way stitns between Cincinnati and
(cxccpt Branch Hin and nwood 81 Trnrikc)- stop
ping on proper signal or notice IN Conductor.
turih ifaln-1,'e"s SreSs leaves einena No At
Iors, boston, Niagara Falls. h Halo, Dunkirk. Clcve
land. Lebanon. dc. his train stops at all way stations
between cinnaii and Cleveland except Flag Stations
stopping only proper signal noce to Conductor
Sunday tram tn Columbus at 9: 30 o'clock p m.
TPSpringield Passengers by l.. NJ. Railroad will take
n. and ) y. m. trans.
From Cincinnati TO New York. $40 w
From tinein, att to Boston -. 10 3o
An additional ch rye fifty cts via Niagara Fails.
road ........ 10 90
Cre.,lipe and Pr .h"rg ............. Is 90
From Cincinnati To Pittsburgh via Crestline.... 90
Front Car .......... On
From Cincinnati To baltimore via NheeIing u %
From q cinnaj To Washington via Nhs ling. f. %
From Cinrinno To pbiladeIpba via Wheeling. Is 95
From Cincinnati IN Wheeling .......... Is
From Cincinnot To Cleveland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Erom Cinc;,n.ti To CoIumbus 90
From Cincinnati 10 ZanesyiIIc .............. 70
From Ci,,ciuna,; 10 Sprppfeld ............ 10
From CINCINNATI IN Morrow Observation-Disclosures. 90
From Ciuei,nati Il, Wilmington ............. GO
From C,inci,,n.ti 10 W n.bips-i on .......... 25
From Cincinnati 10 CirceyiIie So
From Cincinnati "a LAKELAND. ................. G5
From r,ri,nati to HiJlsborougIl uncommon. rs
From Cincinnati ChiiIicotle %
oFor ali information and Through Tickets. apply
the office south ca of Broadway and Front sts.,
or at the Depot Cincinnati ,.--
~. 'r w. A. LATHAM. Ticket Agent.
mhl6 y. ". STRADER General Agent.
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MT. VERNON n EVANSVILLE STAGE
LINE.
&SSAM1 TIEunde rsig ed will commence RI
1Srn-HeES. ming the above Line Semi Weekly after
the Isl of ipr next; leaving MI Vernon every Tues
day and Friday mornings AT o'clock, and leave Evans
vile every Wedncs day and Satu rday at O'Clock.
Stage Office 1t the W asbngton House. -|
nh29 IF .lt J.B. GREEN, Proprietor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-25

HATS.
I EGH0RN, Straw, Palm leaf, Panama, Silk soft
IL Wool and Fur Hats OF Spring styles, for sale
nih2l MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON'S.
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The following certificates speak for themselves as the
gentlemen whose signatures attached, known to
thousands: ..H .rF
Sr. LouIs, September 90, ls53.
DIR. O. j. Wood-Sir: have used nearly two bottles
of Hair Restorative and have found its effects
satisfactory. II has entirely destroyed all dandruf from
my head and restored my hair to It's original color which
had become quite gray. WIN. TRUESDAlL.
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Extract of a letter from, n. 1Norn, Sheriff OF
Jlnsattc, County, Ill.,
Professor o. J. WooD- t.-4
Yours OF June 2ist accompanied by bottle
of your Hair Rest0ratire, was received very soon
thereafter using and 1t has entirely restor
my hair its natvral youthful COLOR There Is con-
siderable inquiry for the article &c. . $3.50
Very respectfully yours, X. IhokN'
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This Is to certify that one year was quite gray ant
hair THU upon the top Of my head that Feared IA
entire loss In this condition applied for and Obtanes
bottle of Prof Woods Restorative" and before has
used quart bottle the gray hair had trey disap
peared and il had thickened To be full rs usu
AL and it assumed beautiful glossy appearance, appa
rently beautiful than il ever was before. do
therefore, chocrfuly nd all those ladies wh
value beautiful head of hair will also stste that us
II now, occasionally for its healthy and beaulifylpg ei
fects. SARAH j. BkONN.
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EGstsr1g e. gjIc S2tscs.
FURTHER BIZ THE ARABIA,

u - IL II III al ADl-Ap
1t is understood that Spain has made
prompl.and ample apology and redress
for the Black Warrior outrage.
The missing screw steamship Glasgow,
from Glasgow, GO, aground in the Clyde
on the l lih oil April, and sprung leak.
com pelling her 10 return and discharge
her cargo.
TIE Arabia reports 18th April having
passej the steamer Alr.ca for Liverpool.
On,he 20ih of March an impor,ai, sal
y was made from Kaafat, and n sangun-
AIRY engagement Of hours duration too
place. The Russians were routed and
pursued for some distance.
a British steamer Of war, arrived al
Malta on the 9Th with important news
The Turks purposely left free passage
for Russians to llirsova. and then attacked
them in the rear, After hard Ggb! hall
Of he Russians were cut to pieces and the
rest crossed the Danube. Gen. CariOberI
and 10000 troops arrived q, Constatno-
pie April 5ih. The declaration Of Wal
by England cnd France, was known in
Turkey, and caused much excitement.
Hanover sides with The Western Pow
ers, nj the minor German sla,es. excep
/ Bavaria, do likewise, md will support
Austria in forcing Prussia to declare her.
self, should the subject before the Fede-dI
/ Die. be independent.
! Belgium announces That n treaty Of
permanent alliance offensive and defensive
had just been signed by France and Eng
land independent Of The presen, war.
Copenhagen. April l3.h--Four steam
frigaies under admiral Pherise, had de-
,ached from Sir Charles Napiers' flee, ana
were sen, 10 the Gulf of Finland.
TIE British (rigate Empress had chased
Russian corvette in SPeulbe5g
Marseilles, April l3lh-Admirsl Brua,
had replaced admiral Henl:n in the Black
Sea for the purpose Of giving admiral
Dundas the chief command OF b 9TH fleets
while Gen. ST. Arn,ud is 10 have com.
mand of the combined land forces
London, Saturdny.-Tho daily News
under date Of the l4lh, says the British
friga.e Amizon OF "a guns. is ashore nenr
Dragoe and oil atemplsio ge: her of have
proved unavailing.
The Post from Hamburg OF The l4,h,
repor's admiral Napier ga having received
a report from admiral Phillerndga tia, l 6
Russian ships of war are anchored a. Hell
zinglors. and wanled TO gain the poit Of
Eieviz.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04
FURTHER By TIE ARABIA.

New YORK, April %.
I The Arabia's mails reached here yesler
day
/ The garrison al Kalafat, according IL
intelligence which hes reached Vienna,
made n sally on, on the 30h ut, AMI With
10000 foo, 000 foot and so guns, id
yanced against the Russians. who were
posted in force at Skripley. after a san
culinary engagement. which lasted four
hours, the latter we're routed, and pursued
some distance. The loss Of the Turks
was 200. md tha, of the Russians 500.
From tie 2S.h March to the 2l Aprjl,
there were engag emfn.s ofgreaier or less
severity.
From KallaTa5chs, ii is slated, that 40.
900 men and $40 guns were preparing TO
attack Slisiria. Tho heavy seige guns
and ihe rookie, batteries had arrived The
garrison Of Silis.ria was stated to be TO-
600 strong, including TWO Egyptian rcg-
menis.
The Turkish corps under command OF
Mus,apha Pasha. who, 4; las, dates, stood
at karnssa, consisted Of 900 to so COZ
men.
The London TINES ofthe l4th snys; Our
correspondent al Vienna sends us the fol-
lowing, dated Vienna, yesterday: II is be.
lIeved that thu Auslrians have this day
entered Serva'
GoTHLAND, April A Russian squad
ron is reported TO be off refo.
CoPENHAoEN, April ll.--Admiral Ma
pier has lsft keoge bay for Go,hlend.
WARSAW, April s.--Field Marshal
Paskiewilch has get out for the Russian
head quarters in Wallachin.
HAMBURG, April 1.-THE expectation
Of arms aud ammunition to Russia hos
boen prohibited. and corps d'armee,
with so guns, is reported 10 be stationed
between Nerel and Slwalkich.
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The Yerdiet.

Ward has been acquitted. Kentucky
justice should be painted hereafter, with
the Sandage hiding only the eye she turns
towards the pOor--,he other should be
exposed. ar encouraging the rich trans
gressor with q pleasant wink. II may
be the policy OF tina, State 10 promote
the acquisition of wealth BY granting
wealthy murderers an immunity from the
mur6erers fate. We hope il is, for then
there would be some reason for her uni
form conduct in cases like the present
thst we have hunted all the ordinary mo
tives Of action 10 find. In vain.
This result is not different from what
we expected. and predicted. 1t is true
shat we based our guess on no further
acquaintance with the case than rumor
furnished every body, but those who re-
collect the course of justice in Kentucky.
when crime happened to be rich. we'll
know. shat we had all the elements of
a safe conclusion. when We knew that
Ward was wealthy. and his victim poor
and useful school master. The fact that
this result has been anticipated all over
The United States. from the commission
of the murder till now. on the sole
ground that wealth and family Influence
are stronger in Kentucky than the law.
SAYS something for Kentucky fairness.
that should make Der boas, Of 'chivalry'
and honor less clamarous hereafter
The complete supremacy Of these influ-
ences is manifested too clearly in this
case. No grosser crime will ever need
their help. and they alone have beaten
down the law.
We call him a murderer. let the yer
diet say what il may. We don't care for
the sheer with which disapprobation
Of jury's action is always met, that
they knew more about the matter than
you. We don't care that they heard all
the evidence. and we didn't, that they
may have known the parties. and we
didn't; that they swore they had no feel.
ing in the case. and no doubt swere the
truth; all thai does not make their infer.
ence from admitted facts better than
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Ditching Notice.

THE Swamp Land Commissioner anil
Engineer of MARSHALL county, vii! offer
for sale as the law directs. the contracts
fox disching as follows. viz:
On Friday the 2nl day of June 1864
between the hours ii TN O'Clock m, suf
five o'clock ~, 900 rods in section g.; =.
township 81 range easi Insertions %,
IS, 30 and IS. township 81 ranss ) east
500 rods. In section 81. TOWNSHIP SIS
range ens,. 200 rods.
Ca Mouda. The 5,iI DAY ofJune. in ser
ton Is. township 8; range one east. If3
rods. In sections Il end Is, TOWNSHIP
81 range east. $50 rnds.
On Saturday Tie lo,h dsy OF June. IN
section -. TOWNSHIP 81 range ! essI, ICE
rods. In section 6. township 80 reuge
| east. $50 RODS II section 20. town
snip $3. range one est. 400 rods.
On Monday thu l2;h day of June. in
section ownship g. range esr, %
rods. In section 3. township 81. rang.
cast. 200 rois.
Ths lettings Of zach day " i'll De where
the di:chirg is To be done. P.s~.s and
speciiics lions q: each ditch can be seen
81 the Engineers Office in Plymouth
SAM l. MrpONALD.
Commissioner.
3 y. KLlNGEg.
t.aginefr.
Ms5 : 1851 SO.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

SWindlerS and lmpOSterS have never
at any former period noticed so many &C
counts Of the operations Of travelling i'm
posters as are at present contained in our
exchanges. We know il must be disa-
greea bic task 10 the conductors of the
press 20 chronicle their various .ransac-
tions. yet i, is duty they owe TO the
public. /, is mostly b. this means that
our citizens are saved from imposition,
and il is partly for such missions that the
press is sustained and encouraged. If q
convict makes his escape. he is not very
apt 10 travel in The train of 0 telegraph
line, (if he has any sngacity at alb nor
would the travelling impos,ef be caught
perpe,rating his base receptions within
the reach of the wa,chlul eye of The news
paper press. but for the fact that they are
becoming so Numerous that he can't well
avoid Il.
We dsligh, to see the entire race OF
mankind OIL good terms with itself. and
it is with reluctance that we publish any,
thing calculated TO lessen tina, attach
n,eni. yet We frequently see accounts o:
transactions so shocking 10 our sense OF
propriety and righi. that we sre almost
constrained 10 believe that their e.pe =
traitors are no, human. and still. We be-
licve i. TO be the duty Of the press upon
such occasions. TO "o.J aloud and spare
not" in order 10 keep open the eyes Of
the honest and unsuspec,ing.
A bold and quite successful swindlc
was lately perpet.ated at Greensille Ohio
4 man represen,ing himself as a very
extensive stock grower. engaged Of the
citizens of that place and vicinity, pas
lures, had stables and extensive pounds
AMI pens erected & arrangei-thus carry-
ing his plans SO far * with such apparent
sincerity. as 10 secure tho uimos. conf
dence Of those he lad chosen Us his vic
tins Jus! upon the eve Of introducing
his valuable and blooded stock. he Dor
rowed several sums ef money. and had
quite extensive additions made 10 his al
ready extensive ward:obe-a.l Of which
resulted IN his taking stock" instead Of
introducing il into the country. and pro
yed quite profitable two weeks wolk 10
him. if he matte good his escape.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-04

aiGnati. tina, from here 10 Peru. the one
rom .his to Chicago. oar kosd TO La
porte. ana ths For. Wayne Road and
then we shat! need but few DAYS rest,
and in the mean time. if your citizens
remain careless and inactive in relation
10 your Road South. you shall have il,
and as we shall need the even half dozen,
you will find US as liberal az ever. ready
TO start it al this place. One Road nigh,
do the business OF one horse town. bu,
whilst we are so busy down here. you
mus. keep cisucking it to your lezy cap
italists unit! you get them out OF the
notion tina, yours is such town. Now,
there's Laporie already fixed GU, for trO
Roads. for one Of ours goes there
Chuck EN- up. Schuyler.