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& ORDER No. g.. 60! t'- ~
- ATTENTION, MECHANIC GUARDS AT.
MI tend the company drill of your corps SATUR
VI DAY plight, 2lst, at O'clock.
By order of the Cap tain. -
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rosn ov PROXY

my Tor our) proxy with full power and authority to
represent me Tor us} and vote for me Tor us1 upon
any stock in general meeting Of the stockholders
ofthe Richmond and York River Railroad Company.
to be held at King and Queen Court House, on the
Oh day of February next hereby investing my SAID
proxy with all the power and authority which
could exercise were personally present.
Witness my hand and seal this - day OF -----,
1ost
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Ei FOR RENT-A STORE and kITcH-
ELL EN- on 9th street. below Marshall, opposite the
ew Market suitable for grocery store any kind
of retail business. Apply second door below. :.
ia 20--4ts :.
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L OST-A small brass KEY, nearly in
IL front of the Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Depot The finder will be literally rewarded
byeaving the same with HAROLD 4 MURRAY,
Broad street ia 2-St y
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I OST OR MISLA1D-A Negotiable
- NOTE. drawn by James Sizer, Jr., in favor of
Hiram b. Dickerson, at four mouths from Jan, 18th,
1854 for eight hundred and thrtY-eght 1870 dol
lars. and endorsed by Hiram B. Diekerson and Ben
nett Il Beers The public hereby cautioned
against trading for said note, it will not be paid.
JAZZ FtFG .t 't't "a JAS SlZER, JR.
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On NOTICE-STILL THEY COME.
IoAOne more lot of MULES to arrive ON the
22d nst fine size and three years old in the spring.
See them, gentlemen. They will be sold on accom-
nodating terms. 'oa atF1}U, 1s.H -figtiea14 sd
- ia 20-3t* 'e5 As.aa sl.1 LEE OVERLY.
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InN HAND-le0,000 Rockets Paving.
~ BRICK. Those wanting Paving done che 2
please enquire at VIM. Rsadys LeeA Factory, o. =
'A = I is.ss. LUKE McKgyEA
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-. ......... $42,l17 II SsI ,27a Al s3e, 1856 IS
n, 1852 year $40, 1856 AZ s2s, ga As IS, $50 o3
, 1853, mos. q, 885 20 33,63S SO 1888 Is
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wtness-wth relation to the receipts for August and
they referred to money earned previous to
2lat july 1885, the Of go SO has been paid By
the Register for fees without account since October
last; uncer the resolution Of the Board Of Super vsors
made an examination Of tie books in the Registers Of
between the lat January 1882 and the LIST Of Ju
1853, commencing with Iiber $50 Of Conveyancss. At
psge 6ss the book marked +, produced 10 the TO
suit Of that eramna tlos made dfigsnt search fer
book Of fees but could 6nd ct the request the
Comptroller on tho 18th Of August, 1854 called on the
Register and asked for the Transcript Of accounts Of
moneys he had rendered without account he said he
would sss the Comptroller the subject but he fur
pishsd nons could not tho grantee books referred
TO in Exhibit E. these books contained all the accouns
in the ONCE; have been employed In the Rsgstsfs
Office over ten yearsrom February, 1881 to 1855 then
nom 1887 70 lss0 and again during years lsAo 1850
and 1851.
Q. In what capacity were you employed therss
A. A. recording clerk, examiner and searcher
Do you know what the profit Of the once TO the city
per page has been since the act Of excepting the
period whom II was allied BY Mr. Dyckmans
A. The fees Of the once are the same now o. they
have besn for Thirty ysars; the profits taking all the
rscords have been soms hing dollar per page.
The Nstrict Attorney here closed his examtnaao
and the defendant not being prepared TO amino
the Witness, tbs matter adjourned until Thursday
neSo, ct IL O'Clock A. n
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TBIAL OF DIR. BROWN ON CHARGE OF EXTENSIVE
CONTEMPLATING.
sErT. 29.-7ze United States Edicdrd Broun -
The defendant in this case II charged with
terfeitipg, in tho city Of Brooklyn, two hundred
qusrter dollars, two hundred gold dollars one hun
d. ed quarter esgles and two hundred half dollars
Hsty Prown wife Of the accused ID also included in the
Indictment, but not now on trial. The pretty
fully reported In the HERALD when the preliminary
animation was held before the Commissioner
Mr. Jshn McKeon United states Attorney, stated the
case fer the prosecution, and then called
sarah Colroush who dspossd that her husbands
was halconb lived the Bedford and Myrtle avenues
Brooilyn; have one child, . by 1 lived with Dr.,
which was sold; Brown got the money heard 1t sold
for ss7s but heard there Was : mortgage on Il
have II in few weehs; asked for $3.50 he
said he would give $3.50 OF SEQ; moved from Myrtle
avenue to the corner Of Fuitcn avenue Brooklyn
not lori there before went to Boston. Witness went
on to detail that she III for months and when
lying !. bed abe heard failing in an adjoining heard
time next day she went into the room and Jaw bssks
went to Newark, and showed them 10 man named Boos
VT os. ssa M he, WORK: ::
Brown ana hs wife liking Il .m; they were 70 make up
went around to ct into business he coins IOolsd Ike
lead; saw Brown with quarter in his hand and he
n Or ,sSsas day they wss put u: ncc'y
lars snd two and half pieces; 1t Fulton did
NOT sss mueh he used 70 work in at the top Of
plaster Of paris metal and book called MackenEIe he
read II TO his wife, and said II was the best fellow
iend he bad met yeti that taught him TO put the gold
gOld saw Collars cut out Of METAL but aid not sss hin
cut them; Brown haA bench TO work on In the room
" aai,' have heard bin asi Ai VIE 4 sas Pat .,
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than tho receipts Of the office for recording fees ct
ten cents folio, or double the amount.
Again. for June, July, and August 1853 the engross-
ing clerks drew 81 500 81 more than il returned
The District Attorney here produced in evidence the
original monthly returns, sworn to by the Register,
showing the receipts and fees In the Office from January
1852 TO July 1868
Can you produce the bills and accounts OF the vari
clerks Of the Register ~ well % those OF the Regis
ters Deputy
A. They are all contained In the hles here. The
statement made to the Supervisors, In accordance
with resolution OF the board In August last, was fur
pished by me-
THE original Of this document here produced in
evidence, but Il In too lengthy to republish
The following sums, according to the returns, were
received by ths Regis for recording fees from What
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THIRD DAY.

Pursuans to adjournnsAS tie cow nt'oa ~ . y
o'clock A. n, In st. Johns shaps, v.rcs street. -
attendance q MEMBER hy and sri' 81 vss VT ~
aad ~ galleries. w,rs crowded with iAdsA spssn
bss,ssss Ter The day bsiag ths election Of APssssAe
plsAcP = vssn Of " lAts nshes WslawShk go
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Deshsa - Sire; 'he said the Gre would not e0rn, sav
hing u the yard Lsrpisg In is pAs; 1t had has
ma. .; ne sh.~e ed ne piece u Estsl; he said
phnns erd hts ses $40. bot he sad he could make
msh e5 it ssovld not .oss b. It. heard him talk Of
isla lets ard srew press; Brown sent 10 Bos-
,ea r@u FRI Sostoa the I'd Of Jas usrS last
All Bsts On Mon ay, and Arre.ted Ia Boston
ca ih1,s1sy .ss there shout 100 seess before
tts"oi be cent n u ere to lot OF gold; be ssid
,,her yete ss crod as What he gave rsIls Of
'ohsis Ia pspss bIosr said be would 90 With mo to
paas Ia n be Afterwards AID must By myself AID
ensrae them AID that bcv NOR, than ~ ar
OF O. OF sistenee worth out Of eAch and to
tbat term yen cd gos ready tn GO and his vie gave
ne tsg; rcctor Brown veat with 70 the bat, ct
Jersey ferrJ hs brought my tiosst; he gave Two
ist efs ana pece ~ papes; IL had II Hammond
sset ID Le sain any would direct me; he told
20 aInP o Ios one q The papers THURSDAY. and the
o eer on Friday, he stid he wotlt thea kn0~ vss
her~ tio Boson) the letter prcducsd Is Of them
aIoppfc lfest~ II on Tuesday, gave it 10 the woman
sioIItd with 10 put In the Post Once arrested
nd did not post the other one; no gave three
cart lieees; gave gold and silver for blls had
men II my own; bought thcs he told mo; car
"a he money he gave me in bag; what thought
could pass In dap carried In my pocket book he told
me buy basket, and not to keep the bag do not
nov how much passed. the articles purckssed put
In the basket ofcsr Rogers arrested had all the
e"d collars that Brown gave ne on me as the time,
spt what had passed. st
Her husband, who Ia now dead, had rolling press
rever taw one, except With Brown.
ihs Gaze was not concluded at the rising Of the court
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s4s, o70 60 s62, 2s2 rs sl9,2l2 1e


Hiram Fi!z vas then sworn. He deposei--I am fifty
one years OF age and am employed BY the Comptroller
A. an eccountsnt have examined the accounts Of Gar
ret nyclman Register of the city and county Of New
York cling With january, 1859, dow the LIST
July, 1858.
Q-Sate the resuli9
Al found the whole amount OF fees received by tbs
Register for 1852 730 o. the gross for 1883
up to July. SAL $50 70; she fees made up wi
fling personal mortgages recording discharges Of mort
cages fees for searcnes and recording oil other instru
ments entitled to record.
Q-Raye you made an abstract from the fles Of the
Comptroller's Office, exhibiting the amount paid to
cers ard Register by the city; the amount OF fees
ctived in the Office OF the Register and the amount Of
plvs paid to the lily Treasury by tas Register;
yea state such amounts and the sources from which
the same have been made upP
A. have made such an ABSTRACT 10 10 made up from
the 6les in the Comptrollers Office; the fes
scripts monthly accounts Med by the Register ana toe
the adavts o. service fled BY them all these payments
fer services rendered to LIST July 1855 the
stract further made up of transcripts Of monthly
counts and fees from oaths OF Register and Deputy he l
ter the abstract marked A. above, conta
fees for epgrossipg clerks from January 1852 to July
1853 and aso from tho LIST Of June 1849 to 3st
ber 5l former Register it contains also the
amount paid for eng sossing clerks during 1852
SO Ss5 AZ; the amount received or engrossng ices
x2S 49, the fees Of the cnyrossing clerks
paid at Eve cents folio; the surplus for 1852, tie
recording fees was 259 o. for the year 1858 the
plus wss $10,e53 10; the amount paid for engrosspg
clerk that year $22 6S5 20; the paper shown
(marked B contains examples Of three
lSt3-ehowipg the amounts received and paid
yckman returned to the treasury as record.
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NAL ing a total OF.

HsEing totaI o. ...'..vJS14 OF
Tie s,lict Attorney here remarked that the object
OF This testimony that these returned
CO, ding fees but actually received for searches.
Wtness--upder the law Of 1847 the transcripts are
ell M &c out with column for each service.
The witness then read from the Registers books the
following receipts Of moneys for recording papers,
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The Catholic church in Norwsn was AIRED by an iroen
eipg much dausgs. =
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EXAMINATION OF CHARGES AGAINST THE REGISTER
or TIE oIrr AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Before Hon. D P. Ingraham, First Judge.
sEPT 20 I'm the against Garrett Dyckman Regis.
ter of the city and county Of New York. which was Axed
for day, Fr West counsel for the defendant moved
for posponement the ground that he had mot had
tim 9 to confer with his client.
The district Attorney could not TO postpone
ment Mr.. Dyckman had received notice ON the 4th
Instant OF the charges brought aganst him, And hs
should be prepared now to proceed with the case
His Honor said that he had power to grant post
ponspsnt. 1t could only be effected BY consent Of
parties.
Mr.. West then moved for postpcnement ON the
ground of informay in tho ce of the charges served
upon hi, client he said that the statute by which
these proceeding regulated provided that the
charges should be preferred by the Governor whereas
in this case ihey were preferred by "a District At
ter icy.
lis Honor overrulsd this objection saying that the
statute certainly directed the Governor 10 serve the
the after 10 the district Attorney 1t sufficient
the charges were drawn up under his signature.
he District Attorpey thea eta ed tha he proposed
the first place to adducs proof of comparative state
nent between tie receipts Of the office of ester when
bled by emerson and when by Dyckman. 10 this end
he produced the following document in eyidencs:-
AND COUNTY OF NEW York, FROM THE FILES IN THE
CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
Statement showing the mentLly returns for recording
fees paid the engrossrg clerks aud the surplus
profits accruDg from this service since Lat June $780,
a. exhibited in tie transcript Of accounts and the folio
bulls tor the SAME period verified y the Register, Deaa
ty Register end the several engrossing clerks
ANDERSON REosTzR-C. NoRwooD, DEPUTY
REHABILITATION.
Folio Clerks. Receipts Surplus
Peeister, 1850. year IL All is 2o4ei 3s iso4s %
1851, year % 6S3 90 Al, $50 so 1927 SO
TotaIa TT y aay ora A. 20
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-11
Gfrnt Telinss


There will be great annual eclipse
|! will begin al 26 P. NJ. reach its
height at 1 26 and end a, six O'Clock
Duration 2 hours 81 minutes. Msgni.
tude in digits 10 81 Says an exchange:
During the eclipse the apparent dame
ter CT he moon will be lille less THAI
stat of the sun. This circumstance will
cause brigh. ring Of !igh. about the
dsrhened parts Of the sun. This ring
will Be one-thirS OF a digit wide aud yisi.
bic only where the linz Of the central
eclipse passes. That line is between
iongituds e3 deg. SO min. west of Green.
witch, latitude Ill deg II min. north
AMI in longitude 81 deg 35 min. west
latiteie 4 / deg 10 min uorih. The path
of the Gnnuiar eclipse will bs abon, 100
miles wide. The ring will be seen in
nearly all of Vermont and New Harm.
shire. and ia bits Of Masss chuse,is and
Maine. The annulsr eclipse will move
aboat one hundred miles a minute.
This eclipse. like all others, has been
calculated far backwards and forwards.
The frs, time i: is found to have occurred
was in 1913. July ID. Since then il has
returned thirty-oBe times, including that
of this year. Ittook place in April 1900.
May 1918, and May 1896. 1t will cut
and come again In June 1872. and will
make positively its last appearance in
yhe year 1888. August 10th.
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Il;tcIling Notice.

THE Swamp LaLl Commissioner and
Engineer of MARSHALL county. will ontT
for sale as thu law directs. the contracts
far ditching as follows. viz:
On Friday the Fad day Of June 1881
between the hours of zen O'clock m, anu
ivo O'clock m, 200 rods in section 81,
TOWNSHIP 81 range rhst In sections %
26. 30 ana So. township 81 range east
500 rods. In section 80. township "a
rabge east. 200 rods.
Ga Monday the 5'h day of June. in Sec
ton Is. township 81 range one east. rs
rods. In sections II and Is, township
81 rang. east, $50 rods.
On Saturday the lO;h day of June. in
section 90. township 81 range east. 100
rods. In section 8. township 33 range
east. 200 rods In section 20. town
ship 33. range one esst. 400 rods.
On Monday the l2:h day of June. in
section 2. township 80. range cas-, 200
rods. Ia section 3. township 80. range
east. 200 rods.
The lettings Of each day will be where
the diichirg is 70 be done. Pans and
specifications Of each ditch can be seen
at the Engineers office in Plymouth
SAML. MCDONALD.
&C missioner.
J 3. n. kLlNGER.
Engineer.
Nay 4. 1854. $40.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-11

Tem1erlIes Denomination The meeting
called al the MeGholis. C..afch on Mon
day evening last for the purpose of a puo-
liz expression Of opinion as to the Pro?ri.
e;y of urging the fsishrul and promr, tx
ecu;ion Of tie p;oaibitory ordinances
heretofore enacted BY the Blarl o. Tfus-
tees of this place. was attended with con.
sidera5Ie inteses, and unanimiIy Of sen
timeat and good feeling.
After the adoption of resolution ia
wiling ALL to freely participate in the de-
Ii0eratious 81 the ,ns-t;ng. it was then
unanimously resolved 10 sustain ctr cor
porate authorizes in their prom p: anil eff
fcieni enforce nent aud execution Of tie
p-ohibitvry ordiaaices enacted an1 ap
proved February lith. 1888. The frs!
section Of the ordinance prohibits the
manufacture OF rsciiis:ns oil liquors OF
any kind TO be dispensed an! used as a
beverage, and the second section provides
TIA. i, shall not be lawful for ony per
sou or persons Within the corporate lin
is of salt town. 10 sell. barter or give 10
any person or persons any sri:ituous Oh
malt liquors. wile Or cider. to be usfd BY
said persons as beverage" Persons of
Tending are faable for The first o!ense,
en- amount rot less than twenty doilsis
nos over fifty dollars, and for the second
cfense not less shan one humdIe,! dollars.
and 80: the third offeuse the like fine OF
one hundred dollars. To which shall be
added forty eight hours Imprisonment III
the county Jail The fines are made re-
coverable upon complaint end proof be-
fore any Justice Of competent jusIsdic-
ton, and the defendants are to sand com
mi;tri until the fines are paid OF reflev-
led.
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iaa.hsr dr.l. Coailagratioa. Nearly Whols
SquarC ia ashes, -Iaii.y-Fira Hsrsfs Darut.

Bs,ween two and ihreo O'Clock this
morning, FIRE brnke out III the large
Livery sable of N. P. Talln,adgo. on
Mulberry street. between M1rkot ana
Fourth streets. which burned with great
rapidly, with nearly all its contents -
Nineteen horses and nearly oil his car
slages were Consumed. Tho sable ad.
janning, with sixteen SINCE hotses. and
eeveras c1a:l.es, went next.
Tne Prairie C.ly Hotel. ,hre, story
frame building KEEP, bv Dr.. Lngan, and
two carriage shops, und blacksm,hsholr
al owned by Samuel Archer. we, e con.
sunad, besides a number Of sheds and ou,.
houses attached TO The principal buildings
NJ. Archers dwelling was saved By great
exss,ipn.
The hotel and stables were owned BIZ
John Burton, and we presume were insured
Dir. / alInadge5 loss is heavy: 4 large
portion OF the furniture, &c. Of the Ho-
ial was saved - erre Hdu,s Erprsss
bay 6.
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Coroner's Report.
State Of Indiana,
r. -,


4 inquest was held on the 29'h day
Of April over the dead body OF William
Marshal! in Bourbon township, and the
jury retained their verdict that the ,ieceas-
Ell vas sho, with a rife gun by one O.ua
Onigo. which caused his death. The ju-
~ further find that the said Marshall had
in his possession one rifle gun. one oil
cloth hand sack containing several pa pers
Two silk handker chefs. pair of panta-
looms. and some articles Of jewelry, to-
gs,hes with pocket book containing
S25 in paper money. and fifteen certs in
silver. which was all the property found
on his person or in his possession.
J. X. BROOKE, Cor.
Pr. D. How. Deputy.
My 4. 1854 9t3.
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Confessional. We fit.d the following
N ihe reported proceedings of the House
OH the 81 inst:
A singular nbcse Of the franking pfi,i
iege sad fraud upon he PosIofi;e has
come 70 light A package for two mem
bess Of Congress auihor.zing to use their
names fos ffa.kins documents has been
detected selling sFanked envelopes at
fly cents per hundred. A claim agent
purchased a 20. and enclosed 100 circu-
lars, which passed through the Pos'ot!ice.
whsn an Investigation led 10 detection
oil fraud Matter compromised.
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Office OF tie Gin. Peru & Chicago Railway Co.

Office OF tie Gin. Peru & Chicago Railway Co.
Peru. April is, 1851.
TENEIE Subscribers 10 the Capital Stock OF
Il this Company are hereby notided, that
second requisiton Of ten per cent, on the
amount OF their cash subscription. will be
made on them payable Oh the first of June
next, and like requisi.ion OF ten per cent,
TO be paid the first OF each month thereafter
until the whole be paid.
JESSE HIGG ms, Secretary.
Subscribers living in Lsro::e county can
ray TO J. y. niles, at Laporte; in Marshall
county, to Il B. Pershing, at Plymouth; in
Fulton county, Isiah Hoover, at Rochester; IL
Wabash, TO c. S. Ellis, at Somerset.
April eth, 1854. ST.
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TO Non Residents.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
: signed, with the County Surveyor, will, on
the 10Th day az May. 1881. at 10 o'clock
IN. on said day. proceed to survey and
locate the corners Of his land in section
~, town 81 north. range 9 east. in Mar
shall county. 10 meet on the premises.
Non residents who fail TO meet the
surveyor at the time aud place above men
toned. and defray or provide for dsfrsy-
ing their portion of the expense Of said
survey, will be returned to the County
Auditor Of said county. and such delin
quency placed on the tax duplicate Of the
present year and be collected as other tax
es are collected.
JAMES McBRoOM.
April 81, 1854. 6i3,
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NOTICE is hereby given tina. the under
signed, with the County Surveyor, will,
on Monday the Goth day OF May 1854, at ten
O'Clock a IN on said day, proceed 10 survey and
locate the corners of bis lard in section %, "A &
IS IN town b, north. range l east. in Marshall
county, to meet at VIM. Brownlee's and con-
tinue from dayto day until all is finished.
Non residents who fail to NEE: tie surveyor
at the time and place above mentioned and dc.
fray or provide for de;raying their portion Of
the expense o; said survey, Will be returned
10 the County Auditor of said county, aud such
delinquency placed OIL the tax duplicate of the
present year and be collected as other taxes
are collected. WIN BROWNLEE.
II. II. NORRIS.
may 4, 1851. 9.3
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Goods for the Million,
IF. VAN VALKENBUEsGE & co
HAVE just received one of the best stocks
OF
Fresh Groceries

Ever brought TO this market. and are Of
fering them at such prices as cannot fail
to please every body. Sixteen lbs. of
Good Sugar can't be bought e,eIyw re
for S 90. but il can al their store.
Syrups. Molasses. and spices ofall kinds
tina. are not excellrd in this or any other
market That Golden Syrup! Don't
hn0w whether we shall have enough 10
90 round. but we can get more.
Died Fruits Of all kinds-especially
an excellent article of Peeled Peaches.
Hamburg Cheese. lhai is cheese aud no
mistake. Tobacco. from a common arii-
Gle to the genuine Virginia leaf.
Every body knows II would b. out oil
our power 10 enumerate the articles kept
OF this establishment. but The gentlemen,
Ladies. Cooks aud ''ihe rest Of mankind
are respectfully Invited TO call out exam
ne The new stock for themselves.
Nav /. 1881. j. L. Y. s Co.
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Sale of Real Estate.

IN pursuance OF an order of the Common
4 Pleas court of Marshall county, made at
the April term 1914, will offer Tor sale al
private sale in four weeks from this date, the
following described real estate belonging to
the estate OF John McParlin deceased, 10 wt:
Lot lumber in Wheelers addition TO the
town ofPlymouth, which lot and the improve
ments upon ii VIII be sold subject to the wild
ow's clam for dover, upon the following terms:
one third cash down, one third in six months,
and the residue in twelve months, the purch-
aSer giving notes bearing interest from date
With approved security, and waiving valuation
and appraisment laws.
WARREN TAYLOR, Admir-.
April 81, 1854, Sta.