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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-22
DENTAL SURGERY,
GATE CITY HAT STORE.
a

g +, VOORHEES, co. respectfully an-TT
-. nounce to the citizens Of Keokuk andO
the merchants generally that they have just re-
turned from the East, where they selected and
are now receiving the largest and most complete
assortment Of Hats, Caps, and other articles In
their line ever brought to keokhs. An expert
ence of thirty years engaged as manufacturers
and in the sale Of hats ought to enabls us to give
entire satisfaction to retailers and consurners.-
II will be our business we'll AZ oar interest
always to select with care, both with regard to
quality and style. We have located here per-
manently and will exert ourselves to do instice
10 our purchasers. The citizens OF the city can
rely upon our hats beng the best quality and
newest style
Please give US q call and look over our stock.
at the "Gate City Hat Store" No. u, opposite
M'Kenny 4 Runners Drug Store.
Highest price paid in cash for all kinds Of fnrs
and deer skns. s. +. VOORHEES, 4 co.
March rs. dtf
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Boots and Shoes
Of ali Stliex, and In any Quantity,


DELL & MATLESS have last ~
received large and splendid EA
'ety OF Boots and Shoes, of tbs = -.
a 8 styles, and s@lec ed with particular refer
9 re 20 this market. Their stock comprises ey.
q thing desirable for Laaies, Misses, Gentle
men, Boys, aud Children, which they viii sell as
Tow for cash, as any dealer IL the civ
They are also prepared 10
NANUFACTURE
all kinds OF Ladies and Custom Work in any
desired s'yie They employ note but the very
best worktneD, ard plenty Of them, and are pre-
pared TO Gil ali orders with perfect sAtis.actiea
aud with eE're pnnctGality
RIPAIgxNG
DONE with neatness and Dispatch
We iiatite AL p.rson. e give US call, a, ha
sign Of the MAMMOTH SHOE, opposite A L.
Deming & Co.'S Baking Honse. Main Street
cDLLL & MAILESS.
keskuk. June q. dAwy
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q JIMMY Memories in Foreign Lands. by h. B.
- Stove Newsboy-equal to the LAmrlight-
err; Katharine Ashton; Jsnrney 70 Central Al
RIGA, by Esysrd Taylor For sale by
GRAHAM L CAVE.
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Rankin s. Miller

Ii AVE made arrange nents at Washington
IL City, by which they speedily procure
Land Warrants under the law OF 1855.
All persons who have served in any Of the
wars Of the United States are entitled 10 100
acres. In case Of leceass of persons v no actu-
atty served, the widows and heirs are entitled.
No charge unless successful.
Office over Parsons Bank, keeknl, lcwa
March 81, 1855. HAv am
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For Gentlemen.

CONGRESS CATERS. new and beaB.;ial
= sfFle for Gentlemen, past received bv
Jebt&w 0DELL 6MATLESS
Idilon Of Gair tty,
1 IN Isl wish 70 say to yoQg readers thaf
VI have Just returned from market with great
varis'y Of Ladies and 6enlemefi's, Boys, Miss
IS, an1 Childrsn's
BOOTS AND HOES
which will sell Lower than the Lowest. Re.
member, Quick Sales and Small Profits is nav
motto. GEO. CRITTENDEN.
Corner 5h and Main Streets.
?. ). hope 10 enc viii believe the above
I'll they come and see for themselves &c.
heakHk, June Z. dANlm
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INATHS-Just received and for eaie low oy
y BALDWIN, EVANS & co.
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Pure Congress Water

PROM The Saratoga Springs for sale by the
i dozen or single bottle.
Also Moore and Hooper's superior Citrate Of
Magnesia, or Purgative Mineral Water, one Of
: he most pleasant and eHectuai Cathafiics
known.
Call at Moore Hooper's Drug Store en-
Main between ID and Sd Streets, north side,
kcokuk, Iowa.
June 5ih, 1850.
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FANCY CANDIES.

Just received the largest and best assortment
d Of Fancy Candies ever before offered in Keo-
kuk; also large assortment Of Fruiis, Nuts &C.
at CREIGHTON OHMER,S
April 30, 1885. DIFF Johnsen Stree
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Insurance Agency.

Itna insurance Co. Hartford. Conn
STAR INsuR RANCE COMPA
or Ogdeeshurg. New York.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Mercantile, Fire Marine Insurance Company
OF Cosingion, XIV.
MERCHANTS FIRE AND If aRIhE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA
WE above are all sound and reliable Gonna
L nes, and t4ke risks al lowest rates that loca-
ton will justify.
WIN W. BELKNAP. Agent.
Corner Main and Second Streets.
June 1, 1855. dlm
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JUST received the spring style fashiona- TT
u Bile Silk Hats. Any gentleman in want -,
OF fine Silk Hat of the very latest style
will do we'll TO call soon at tie Ha; Store of
HUMPHREY Il GAGE.
Keokuk, March Is, 1855.
25 DOZEN FINE PANAMA HATS iusf
received and for sale cheap at
SHELDOk'S HAT EMPORIUM.
April 90, 1855. q
A LARGE STOCK Of Gents soft Cashmere
Hats just received. All the new styles for sale
cheap at
SHELDON'S HAT EMPORIUM.
ApfIl 90, 1855.
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INDIANA, OHIO AND KENTUCKY

INDIANA, OHIO IND KENTUCKY.
4 III. kinds Of Deprecated Indiana. Ohio and
q kenieeky Bank Notes wanted at best rates
BY a. l.. DEMIsG * CO.
Blankets and Dealers IL Exchange. Main ST.
June 4, 1855. lwd
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Ice Cream.

" L are al all times prepared to furnish Ice
w Cream vanilla and Lemsn, TO families
in any desired quantity. We will pack it in
smell freezers so that it will keep for twelve
hours or longer.
CREIGHTON &. dinner.
Juno -, 1855.
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oA9 CuT NV

CAV MANDRlLS-A hrGe Gseessnent -
- circular saws. Just yseeived - soy - "a
by DALnWIF, Evans 4S&
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coa,ings and Panlslosasies.

Goaiings and PnntalOonSies.
nRAP D. Etss, Casimeres. Tweeds, Dos skihs
~ and Grape Coatings. Twiled and Plain dun
dee Linens. bleached linen drin, cord and duck
Brown and Buff Coating and window shade lin
ems, choice assortment received and now open.
p. D. FOSTER
April %. 1875.
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AXES. AxEs .

AXES. AxEe.
lust received by steamer Gcssamer supply
d of"Huntsn and svoguss' celebrated Axss
and for sale low by BALDWIN, EvANSAGo-
March l3, 1855.
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N. W. HICKS, NJ. D.,
S U r q K O N D E N Wis ST.
City OF Keokuk, Iowa.
OdIee on Nam 6etsceen Second and Third
Streets.
DR. H.. in addition TO the usual A.
~ methods of inserting artificial xx0
teeth, is in possession Of the exclusive sigM for
this city Of mounting the continuous gum tseth's
so universally admired for their beauty, strength,
and cleanliness. After an experiences Of two
years in this style Of work, he would unhsaisa-
iingly recommend il TO tho public q possessing
many and great advantages over any othef s11le
Of work known to the profession. Those ialee-
es'ed are respectfully invited to call and exan-
inc specimens eff the different methods Of mouGt-
ing teeth.
April 10, 1883. d&wiy
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PRINTED ENVELOPES.
BLANKS.

Bills Of Lading. ard other Blanks for sale at
this Office and Blanks of all descriptions neatly
chsapiy and expedtiousiy printed and furnished
to order.
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Perfumery und Fancy Articles.

tlQ DOZ Floyds' American Penetrating Lin
lpO imrht, Ia quantities TO suit Purchasers.
200 doz Esculapisn Linime Mt, and great
variety Of Patent Medicines at
REYNOLDS Drug Store.
Apru 6 1883 il
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FRUIT.
APPS On Dbl
Z" Dry bn So 225ao 80
Peaches DriedS3O0a325
Rals rs y box 3 50a3 IS
C1rrsnfs ID. , s..
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-05-31
Raising the Siegn.

HORACE GxEELY. in letter from Paris
by the Baltic. remarks MS follows:
Tho Emperor will not 90 to the Cri
mea. as he had strongly intended to do
His baggage has been some days on the
way, but will prbably be stopped at
Constan,nople. and returned. In fact
it brgins to be understood. even by the
French and English. that no laurels are
TO be reaped by the besiegers OF the Rus
sian stronghold-a, leas, not immededi-
aiely. It's now privately whispered that
the siege mus, he raised and the Russians
beaten in the open fiell-in fact. driven
out of the Csimea-before the siege can
seriously be resumed with any hope OF
success--(you remember that children are
required TO lay some salt on the tail Of the
bird they aspire 20 calch.) Up on Lake
Superior used to talk Of a mining director
who dug IN one spo, till the rock became
hard-then he stopped and tried anoihe r
place. have moi yet heard that he grew
rich by this sort OF engineering, and l
don't think the Allies very likely to take
SevastopoI by letting go OF it; though
have no doub, il is The bes, they can do
bu;. having taken the wolf BY the ear,
we shall see wha, work they make of let
ting him go. !, sa rather nice opera
ton"
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Honey to Give away.

] Offer for sale far below their vTlue, and be-
L low what is asked by others for less valua
tle situations, the following desirable property:
The 'Tolneroy Brick Store Properly and
Warehouse- being &c feet 'front.' by I26 deep;
large fine brick Sto c, and warehouse back
the best business location in town.
AlSO-Part of lot Al. % feet by 1876, living
20 feet south of tie brick store, with two
story wood building. A fine bu mess location
both in the best business block in Town.
AtsO-Village Lots, with and withou.
dwellings--large and small in various parts of
the town.
AisO-EigAt Acres of Land adjoining the
town plat, with a good Tannery thereon, and
fine water privilege 10 suit that busiue s--very
desirable location.
AisO-SeveTal tracts OF land IN various
parts of This county
80 acres OF heavy timbered-will, % miles
from town.
100 acres. heavy timbered and wet prairie,
5 miles from town.
1877 acr 5, part timber and balance improved,
II miles from town.
do acres light barrens, one forth Of a mile
from town.
go acres, 10 improved, barrens, Il miles
from town; All in good neighborhoods, surroun-
ded by Improvements and for sale at rery
lOu rates. Title indisputable.
AlsO-other Lands at the usual prices tho
the country c. II. REEVE.
plymouth, Ind, May 5, 1855. 1T.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-05-31

T9ald. Little Dada Bunch. who was
drowned in Yellow gisrr OF lh,- place on
Monday week. aud ios whom such dill
gen, search IVES msde b, cur citizens du-
ring Iile greater sa.. o. lie week. was
found ailoat near tie western skore, on
Saturday ,a5fuins is-.. ~ his faiher.-
he was in the beud q: lie river. but q
lew hundred yards below where be was
drowned. W one VAS with the father
= the time lie Nus found, ana no one bu,
him can truly lei. the feelings Of parent,
uPoa witnessing sJch q scene. Little
ByTon's play mates should take warning,
aud Keep away from the riyer. If alone,
OF ia company win o .her small! boys.
Much credit is dus quite number OF
ou. citizens for the f4iIhlul and diiigsnt
search made Tor Tie booty. during lie TWO
OF taIee frs; days OF tie week.
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For the Banner.

Mr.. EDITOR: Notwithstanding our
friend ID. in the Banner of last week,
came on my blind side and made the lint
fly, | will at least make some apology -
do not consider that person with a
firm step in his gait would make my
great noise while on foot. unless he gets
on some Of the side. walks in q certain
town which shortly expects the railroad
cars; there on those lettering, tottering.
walks. he might make in walking, stun
bling and jostling between boards, noise
enough TO make some suspect the tar
iff' was coming. Wonder why The ne W.
ly elected councilmen ofsuch town does
not see to said sidewalks?
Friend d. presumes that the wome n
will not think me for my compliments.
Woman is the morning star ofour youth,
the day star OF our manhood. the even
ing star of our declining years; God
bless our stars! they will not frown upon
us for using little pleasantly in COM
pliments to them.
ID. cannot endorse my views on dan.
eng. romplng, wai'zing. &C., as IL
would not be fashionable in our moral
village | care not what kind Of exer-
else they take par, in so that it gives life
and activity TO those who engage in it.
for il is a fixed law Of nature that prop
er exercise is necessary 10 insure health
and loveliness. strength ofbody and mind.
am glad to hear that he has paid some
attention 10 vocal music. and has so ial
! advanced in that science es TO be able 10
whistle. hope he will continue to i'm.
prove IN music, FOR he will find it enter
tanning and beneficial TO health and tenn
lily he can. il a vocalist. greatly assist in
quie,ing the cLi!dfen when they become
fte,lul or sleepy. P.
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4 (eV irltuIe.

We find he following ia The Paris cor
respnndence If Lc Progress. the republ;-
cab French urnal III New Yo.k. IL
authentic. and our readers have the same
opportunity as ourselves for deciding. il
gives MS deeper insigh, ih;o tie affairs
OF the Crimea than we have ye, obtained
from the published accounts. The ln,est
news vet given, il Will he recoiiectcd
came down 10 the period when the fire Of
Iie besiegers had "S'ackened." This goes
step further The correspondent, says:
The fire OF The Allies has entirely
CEASED; their ammunition il exhausted;
their mOrtars have thrown tho last bomb;
gurs have discharged their last shot; the
scige Of S,vaSlopo. is suspended. The
General-in Chief mmanding the French
artillery has written as follows TO The En-
peror:
Sire promised you that would
mlin.ain the bombardmenl for certain
number O! days ! have kept my word.
my task is accomplished We have not
reduced the place. and we are no, in a
condition 10 attempt the assault. There
rimains TO US only the alternate Of retiring
onr forces in good order. Our siege guns
in consequence OF the prolonged fire, are
completely incapaciated for fnr,her service
we must leave them. as old iron, in the
hands Of the enemy.
On the receipt Of This letter, the En-.
peror DISPATCHED an order to raise the
siege. But from the time of sending the
order to the period Of its execution will
be long interval.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-05-31

To CuRREsP0SDENTS.- I'VE must invo-
risbly know tie real name Of the authors
Of oil communications. 10 eniitle them to
publication. Wills; we are always graft
fled to receive the productions of any
one. upon subjects suitable for he pub
lic eye, we cannot be expected 10 incur
unnecessary responsibility on their &C
count. The real names Of authors are in
vari4bly AeIt Within the Office. unless II
- with their consent. (or Tell il them
selves that they are made public; or thai
we ore to incur unjust responsibility by
Withholding them.
&C" is Informed thsi lie subject of oui
Common Schoo's. and the manner in
which they are conducted. are proper sub
i-cts sos disoussion-none snore so, but
cur rules must be enforced.
Cur corrcspon 'eu,s D. AMI p seem to
have become tired of their promenadine
discussion. aal tettken themselves io
matters Of j gravsr character.
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April 5, 1S5

4 WONDERFUL discovery has recently
"A been made by DR.. Curtis OF this city, in
the treatment Of Consumption, Asthma and all
diseases o.the Lungs. We refer TO Dr. Cur
tis' Hygeana. or lnha.ing Hygean Vapor and
Cherry Syrup" With this new method, DR..
&. has restored many "fflicted ones to health,
as an evidence OF which he has irnumerabe
certificates. Speaking OF the treatment, a
physician remarks, alt is evident that inhsl-
ing-constantly breathing an agreeable, heal
ing vapor--the medicinal properties must come
in direct contact with the whole arial cavities
OF the lungs, and thus escape the many and
vari d changes produced upon them when in
trod uced into the stomach. and subject to the
proc SIS OF dges ton" The Hygeana is for
sale at all the Druggists throughout the coun-
try.-New York Dutchman, Jan. IA.
The Inhaler is worn on the breast under til e
linen without the least inconvenience--the
heat OF the body being sufficient to evaporate
the. fluid.
U-for sale by H. B. PERSHING, Plymouth
May 3, 1855. 7yl.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-05-31

SALE OF INDIANA STATE STocKs.--In
New York. on Monday. Mr.. JoHS THoMp
>oN sold at auction Sl56 500 Indiana
State SIS. and SCI 800 Indiana State %,
THE Attendance nj this SALE" SAYS the
Tribune, was ve,y large. and the bid
ding spirited, i, being the larges, smoun,
OF State Stoke ever offered TO the public
q, auction in this cry. The stocks were
sold By The Auditor Of Indiana for acc iln,
of iu>olvent bsuks of that State. The
prices obiained were unexpectedly high.
considering the large amount offered. and
abou. per cent. above the Board prices
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-05-31
Virginia Election.

So far as we have received returns from
the election held in Virginia on Thurs
dav last, they are in favor of F!ourney's
election for Governor. Returns from 33
counties show gain for him. as com.
pared with Gen. SCOTS vote, OF $500
LArEn.-From still later accounts re.
ceived Yesterday. some doubts as to fnal
result in Virginia. are yet entertai n ed.
even By those nearer the Old Dominion
than we are.
The Detroit Daily Free Press of Sunday
morning. the 9th. says: ".he returns from
the Virginia election indicate very clear
ly the success OF Mr.. Wise. The conles,
has beer the hardest fought in the annals
oil Stale elections"
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-05-31
administrators Sale.

HNHE undersigned. administrator of the
Il estate of Michael Snyder, deceased, will
sell az public sale OF Saturday June l6, 1859,
at the residence of John F Snyder in Polk
township, the personal property of SAID estate,
consisting principally Of household and kitch.
Ell furniture.
Terms: All sums three dollars and under
cash in hand and on all sums ov erthat am
a credit os SIX months viii be given. upor
notes with approved security. waving valua-
ton and appraiSment laws.
JACOB SNYDER, admir-
Nay 18th. 1855. 9t}
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Good and Cheap Articles,

As this is the only way to establish reliable
and permanent patronage, from the proceeds
of which ter years OF toll and close stten-
ton to business--we may have something to
rely;upon n our older years.
The Ladies Shall be promptly waited upon
and can have any article in our line manu- &C
1--WE shall adopt as an invariable rule
No disoppoint,nents when work is promised.
Shop two doors north of the brick store Al
the sign of Tin Shop" across the side walk
Rage and most articles Of county Pro
duce taken In exchange. Call sAd see IA.
Msy 8, 1855. IF.
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STATE OF ind ANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY.
In the Marshall circuit court.

In The Marshall circuit court.
JACOB B. BAILEY. ct. al, Va. John Lowry
- ct. al, and the heirs o. Samuel Kepler de-
ceased, whose names are unknown.
On the Odd day o. May petition was filed
in my office by Jacob B. Bailey, for partition
of lands belonging TO the estate of Martin Bal
ley deceased, TO which the heirs of SAMUEL
KEPrER deceased, are made parties, and their
names are unknown, aud they ale believed 10
be non residents of the State, as appe arS by az
fidav they are hereby notified of the pen
dcncy of said partition, and the same will be
heard by said cour. al its next term, to be held
at the court house i'll Plymouth on the I'd Mon
day in Aug st 1855.
Attest K. CORBALEY, clerk.
May 81, 1855; l0A.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-05-31

A Box OF CIGARs & SHAWL Rob
ert.' said a doatiDg mother To lad OF nine
who was amusing himself in the corner
by pulling tbs tail o: tabby cat Rob
EFT, what would you like to have me blu!
you, for New Years gilsl Shall it be :
topf
NO. I'm too Old for a top
Then you would like a sled, or q pa II
OF skates.
No. don't want them
Shall get you bow and arrow. or q
picture book; or what would you like
bsst7
odd lady said Robert, rising with much
dignity. respect The feelings of a gentle
mau(?) ond do no! aggravate me; keeF
your bows and arrows. and your picture
books for them that like 'em. If you
"ant 10 know what like, will tel
you-d Dor Of cigars aud a shawu
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New YoRe. Nav &c.

Dispatches from Washington claim
The election Of Wise by from 5000 &c
10 coo majority. From the figures be.
fore US. we cannot arrive al such a re-
suit. Indeed. it is impossible. from ih,
complicated nature of the returns thu;
far. 10 say which candidate has succeeded
1t is. however. generally conceded that
Wise prospects are decidedly in The
ascendant. judging from the counties
heard from. In7l counties heard from.
Wise is ahead of Flourney 1868. T2e
remainder Of the State gave Democrat
c majority Of about 6 coo in 1852.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-05-31
MORTGAGE SALE.

bY virtue o. an execution and ORDER Of sale
ID to me directed, issued out of the office OF
the clerk of the Mar; hall Common Pleas court.
shall offer FOR sale the property known as
"BliSsville," at the court house door in Plym-
ou;h, on Thursday the 18th day o. June next,
6r>i re rents and nrofits '0r seven years, anu
if they fail TO sell for enough to satisfy the exc
cution. shall then offer the entire estate and
title o. the defendant therein 10 the highest
bidder. The property is described as follows;
The north east quarter OF the north west quar-
ter OF section -. IN township "a north, of range
one east, in Marshall county, with Tavern,
Store, Stables, Orchard &c.
Taken as :he property of Justice r. T. Ste
vens al the sui. # Lyman Blair, to satisfy 3
judgment for $3.50 and costs.
JOHN L. THOMPSON, Shift.
T. i. Thompson Dept.
May 2i, 1855. 1913.
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-EsfI'Ny Notice.

II NAKEN up by James Hamilton. living in
Il We Towns hip, MARSHALL County. Ind.
on the 18th day of Ap il 1855, one tray
mare; supposed to be about even years old;
said mare is bay roam with three white feet
and the other part white, with a blazed face
and weak eyes, no o'her marks or brands per
ceivable. Said mare appraised at seventy
five dollars by n. w. ,ldrich and Norton S.
Burch be ore Justice Daniel Barber.
At est. r. CORBALEY, Clerk.
May 10 1855 St3
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Iaportc & Plymouth Plank Road Honey.

U-Any OF cur subscribers wishing
TO pay their subscription in this kind of
funds. may just bring ii along. Ne"
subscribers can have the Banner 5 months
for one dollar Of H. 81
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State Of HD diana:
Marshall county, SIS:

In the Marshall Circuit Court, august
term. 1855.
Samuel Masters
vs.. Foreclosure.
George 7. Bugh,
The plaintiff III the foregoing entitled cause.
by Reeve his Attorney. filed i'll my Office his
complaint for foretl psure of mortgage. and j,
being made To appea- 10 my sati>iactio" by the
affidavit IT "A dislnterested person that said de-
PENDANT is a non residen, of the State e Indiana
The said defendant George I. Bugh is there
tore hereby notified OF the filing and pendency
of said complaint, and that unless he appear and
plead answer or dcmnr thereto or before the
calling of said cause at the rext term of the
Marshall circuit court 20 he holden at the court
house in Plymouth. Ill said county, on the sec
ohd Monday in August next the same, as 20
him, will bc taken confess ed, and viii be
heard and determined in his absence.
Attest: K. COEBALEY, clerk.
Nav II 1855. "a.
c. II. Reeve Atty. for pliff.