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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

er seen. can we'll imagine how the
great statesman and philosopher stood
calmly upon the mountain top and gazed
over the grand panorama spread out be-
meath his feet.
| turned sadly away, and rode to the
family cemetry. 1t lies upon the noun
tain side about half q mile from the house.
A heavy brick wall enclosas about quar-
ter of an acre, entered by two open work
iron gates. Directly in front of the princi-
pal gate stands the monument of Mr.. jeff
erson. entered the enclosure through
the side gate which was open, forced my
way through briers and weeds to the last
resting place Of this illustrious man. 1t is
covered by an obelisk of granite about
eight feet high. Vandal dcsecration has
mutilated it that the marble tablet contain
ing the inscription is entirely gone. The
name of Thomas Jefferson is oblitelated
from his monument. This inscription
written by himself and found among his
papers after his death, was short and ex-
pressive:
"Here lies buried Thomas Jefferson, au-
thor Of the Declaration Of American Indc-
pendence, of the statute of Virginia for Re
ligious Freedom, and father of the Univer-
sitv of Nir0ini,
His wife, and daughter lie on either side
of him, and their tombstoncs are nearly
broken to pieces by Jealous antiquarics.-
Few pilgrims pay their respects now-a-
days at the tomb of Jefferson. Many
would gladly visit Monticello were any IA
ciiiics offered; but tie stern and artic hos
pitality of Captain Levy sits heavily on
American stomachs. G..
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11
How the House makes a President.

Just at this time, when many suppose
that the election of President will be deci-
ded by the present House Of Representa-
lives, it may not be amiss to give that art
icle Of the Constitution which provides for
the election:
ART. 10. SEC. L. The electors shall
meet in their respective States, and vote
by ballot for President and Vice President.
one Of whom at least, shall not be an in
habitant OF the same State with themselves;
they shall name in the ballots the persons
voted for as President. and in distinct bal
lots the persons voted for as Vice Presi-
dent; and they shall make distinct lists of
all persons voted for as President, and Of
the number Of votes for each which lists
they shall sign and certify, and transmit
sealed to the seat of the Government Of
the United States, directed to the President
Of the Senate: the President of the Senate
shall, in the presence of the Senate and
House of Representatives, open all the
certificates, and they shall be counted; the
person having the greatest number of votes
for President shall be President, if such
number be majority of the whole number
of electors appointed; and il no persons
have such Il majority, then from the per-
sons having the highest number, not ex-
ceedine three on the list Of those voted for
as President, the House of Representatives
shall choose Immediately by ballot. the
President. But in choosing the President
the votes shall be taken by States, the rep
resentaiion from each State having one
vote; a quorum for this purpose shall con-
sst of a member or members from two
thirds of the States, and a majority of all
the States shall be necessary to 4 choice.
And whenever the House of Representa-
tivcs shall not choose President when the
right of choice shall devolve upon them
before the fourth day of March next fol-
lowing. then the Vice President shall act
as President rs in case of the death OF
other constitutional disability of the Pres
idcnt"
\ cotemporary remarks. it will be seen
from this extract, that should the election
90 TO the House, it would have before it
the three highest candidates from which 10
make a selection. These will undoubtedly
be Messrs Buchanan, Fremont, and Fill
more. Each State would cast but one
yote-Rhode Island being equal 10 New
York in this contest-the majority of each
delegation determining how the vote of It's
State shall be cast In the event of the
House not choosing the President before
the fourth day Of March next, should the
choice devolve Upon it, the Vice President
becomes the President de Jacto. Who the
Wee President would be in that event is
not at all doubted. The Senate has the
power of choosing the Vice President
rom the two candidates having the highest
vote for that office IN the electoral college.
and the strong Democratic majority in the
Senate would insure the immediate choice
IF Mr.. Breckinridge.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

Es-A good story IS told of a tall, raw
boned fellow, who went INTO a market house
and seeing a large hog ON exhibition, was
nightly struck with it.
Il swear" said he, chat a great hog.
| swear | never saw finer hog in my life
| swear what mighty short legs he's got.
| swear-'
Look here my friend" said little dry
looking individual, uotting up, You must
not swear So"
81 swear should like to know why"
said the hard swearei
Because, said the little man, "swear.
ing is against the law, and 1 shall have TO
commit YOU
"Are You a justice of the peace" inqui-
red the swearer.
"Yes. sir
well, | swear" said the profane one,
Il am more astonished at that than | was
about the hog"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

Al ". SMITH. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
vi. West side Michigan st., Plymouth ln'i-
INIIIOTT X Co. NANUFACTl RERS OF
G/Waeons. Carriages PlowS Plymouth, ln'l.
COLLINS & NICHOLS, MANUFACTTR-
Y ers of Sash &c........ Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

IOHN G.. OSBORNE, ATTORNEY AND
- cousclor at Law, Office over {. Plmcr's store,
cor. IapOrte and Mich. sts., Plymouth Indiana.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

~ A. HUGUS ATTORNEY At LAW
". Plymouth Ind
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

VVORACE CORBIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW
Plymouth Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-09-11

DROOK & EVANS DEALERS IN DRY
ID Goods and Groceries, corner MICHIGAN ana
J.l Porte streets Plymouth. Ind
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accoants Ssxtoussy and ibs Tbs Solicox owsd Ia
behalf of government and Mr. Stanton closed the sgu-
ent when the csss was submitted the decision Of the
court.
The ease Of Thomas III. Baird the United States
called up for argument This Is csim for hxfpay
and the aOerung upon such amount the
OF which had refused ~ithbeld for the services
Doctor Absao Baird deceased 1.-THE father OF the petition
er) who was commissioned sargeon in the army the
revelation and who became entitled 10 hafpay BY acts
Congress particularly by that approved January H. i7si
The regiment in which he served being disbsnded Doctor
Baird was discharged from service the 2sth Of March
I7sl and bis stipulated annuity commenced running
that day.
The argument In this Ia favor Of the claimant
opened by the petitioner himself who read the petition and
printed argument and referred number reports from
committees 10 Congress.
The Solicitor win follow with his argument tomorrow.
The court adjourned till eleven o'clock morrow.
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LOC A l. N u w 81.

Among the distinguished strangers In city Is
Thsckersy We presume he viii shortly favor citizens
with bis celebrated OF lectures the four Georges
England he IL announced to the
Charleston the LIST Of February.
Rev. Mr. Arthur preached in this city Sun
day last In behalf Of Protestant missions in Ireland col
lection taken up after the sermon which smounted 10
81 300. Mr. Arthur leaves New York for England on Sat
urday the 18th instant, his passage having engaged
the steamship Atlantic for that day II stated that he
b.. already collected about carry object
bis mission.
Dr. w. II. Allen, president Of the Girard College, Phs-
dephis, delivered lecture at the Lyceum, Alexandria, last
evening.
The anniversary meeting Of the American Colonization So
ciety held last evening in Trinity. We are unable
make for the proceedings this morning. owing
crowded state Of our columns.
Crry oouscrls.-Tn the board OF aldermen on Mondsy
evening last the bin regulate the sale poisohs the
city Of Warrington made the special order for the merit
meeting resolution adopted apprcprstinr $7oo for
the purchase f bread sugar and coffee for the suffering
poor Of the city resolution adopted that the
mitee appointed by the board represent the interests Of
the corporation before Congress be requested urge the
laying Of pipes and erecting lamps Maryland
from the foot Of the Capitol the Long Bridge and also
from the Fourasd half street, Seventh street, Twelfth
street. and Fourtssnsh strsst bridges south street. Az
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l..

TREAsuRr DErA rABTMxnT December J. ao5.
hereby holders of United nte,
department will purchase the Of 81 900 Of
when the be offered the
day June ne1 viii pay therefor the following prices
#asa as
Of Of st2, premium Of 10 per For
Of the Of 57 and ls4 premium Of 10 cent For
of 1885, COMMONLY called ndem
nifty stock premium of And for snck Of the loan o'
1885, redeemabe the 7b November, 1886 received the
Treasury LIST day Of January premium Of
cent between s 3s
pcmiun off par and received after the 3lst March
prior said lst Of June Of ~ per
will also be allowed said the specified
eerncates the Isl July assigned primer
pal certificates received prior Amer
will be allowed in addition the premium
January date Of their receipt In both
dsys addition money
seller
Certificates transmitted this department under the
should duly assausd the United States twi the
year the LIST January nexp By the
entitled TO rscsive the purchase money.
for ess viii be made by draf the ass
Boston, New York; Philadelphia tue pate
entitled receive the money may dtssl
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec I--dtisJunssf
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N4vs Dsr.nrsssY,


pkoPosfT 0ss this bureau anl the an VI
FeSssys ihs following sssIeis sof ts United ssses Ases
Nh ssspgis Dc delivered The yard New YORK
Tive Iueuss hldr q The best
tof be half ineb water bstsas
parts ryeted canised both
10 Dc u~a IN
bottoms, chimney.
sides Of shell sieAed by nom which
AZ lead
The twenty half feet host BY
half deep and aboot Twelve halt
feet furnhsd with the and hand ho'"
nas and dapel doofs logs bearers sud s
securing ship, and be tested when done AT hy
dfauiie pressure oi Is lbs square inch.
bring responsible of al labe. eonarn
bad woskutsnship4
price pound flushed less Tho weight ot ss tahcs
Also prices pound saeh castings - asy ss e
quired sand, sAna oi oS
aud laird bars, aid M eomPooh cast
inys, tof copper and un)
The patterns . DO BY government
10 he subject 70 mo
Inspection and Of the may p
point
The department.
Psyn~nis amount when
remainder when they have bee.
sactpriy by For when delivered ana
approved.
bidders will particular hsir press and The ias
deliver the Bond and
faithful OF me
WORK apd funaenl Of contact.
Jan i3-Iaw4w ID
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vtrgtntA Land Once,
Richmond. JANUARY 3, loc6.

In conformity with the Virginia page 4sl section
do all whom cnncern thsf ~
appears of the city q fetersoug
dated VI Jan lc and received inc the sna omcs
held thc i day
December 1855 following the OF Petersburg, o.
which seEed found eschcscd %
this nwcajth 70 viii. ..
residence Of sad Oiafa con-
ianinx = dweag, point Market street,
runaing 50 ~ feet hsnce eastward
iy fuat,w q adjon,ng 10 by ufcef
I'd One vacant c 10 aaoinng The aso.e log on me
6rs No. a. 55k feet Market street,
r. Jones 70 eet cing iac Ices
deep lot No 50 feet front and on Market 'ifse
being hack i2o iet dssp,
the south Iae FROM Marke back IN feet deep
the side Of Donors alley NJ ece
'front.' BY Fsie ihc north, the east by hanS
lot by Marsh's lot. 49,
Osa hy Ms Julicnne brick ew~ling hc thereon,
on wes de AZ 6hsrt MARKET front ad
ming se with loes alley running from he rear 70 Low
s,rcet. E. II. PARKER
Jan I3-,awsw Regr Land Office.
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Hsuse-TurnAsIaing Dry Goods.

Hs~ss-Turnashing Dry Goods.
oss respectfully Invite the atlsnon Of
and furnishing apartments 70 ths follow
articles, which nave been ciected
great this country, and Will ne
make tbc interest o. Puchasots
examine stock before purchasing elsswhase; .84
In OUR CARPET ROOMS
designs In every vsney
Of Wilton Brussels. rre ply insrs'n ana
carpetngs, which many designs Wch A'o
exclusveiy in this District.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALs-
Oar STOCKS VII, be Kent entire season. c-
sscns Of rich and elegant ssn n s %
plain, figured and striped
elegantly embossed sce and muslin cufasin; sas
iasses side loors and tases, ana al ~"
for trimming and hanging curtains.
IN BED-FURNsHiNG GOODS
We name a. l04 lI4 i24, l3s rasuneraor kpEnh
blankets which made order snd imported direct.
ga lO4 1874 1874 white Marsees and toilet quilts
94 lO1 i'd, and sheeliRfu, great variety,
TO- III 4 and l94 and quilted cont0rM
Linen sbeetnK for pillow and bolster cases
Diaper damssk. hue hahuck, and other iowelings.
Also conpasie Of abe linens such ~ super ssn
cloths from TWO 70 seven yrds
apkns quality from the cheapest 70 he nhe
dsnask doyiies, &c. 49,. ~ -.
Together stock Of house furnishing requisites ~ osr
pS be enumerated ou wniea w
se pleasure oil who favor US wlh call ~
Dec ls-3nw4wir
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BY ELEGRAP

From Boaoa.
Bosros, Jan. 15.--At Halifax there was heavy snow
storm last uight, and il Ia raining to-day The is the
case at saoksille and ST. John, New Brunswick.
The grand jury have indicted Msssrs Coburn and Dalton
for granddaughter in causing the death Of youag Sumner
Weather at ae Souh.
CoLunBIA, Is. CD Jan. l4--Another severe storm Of
see and Friday and lasted through
Saturday The telegraph lines greatly damaged The
weather continues cold.
Saow Storms in the West.
BurrALo, jan lA-A violent storm has ragged here
since last Saturday night, and still continues The snow
es at an average depth OF about two feet six inches
The roads, as far as heard from, are passable.
| CLEvELaSD (Ohio,) Jan. I4.-Snow to the depth Of
twelve inches has fallen here since Saturday night The
railroads are yet in working order.
From Ciacinnos.
CiscISsArr, Jan. ls.The provision market here is firm
prices advancing Sales Of hogs s. rs SO per
lG0 lbs. All kinds of meats upwards
The weather continues unavorable, and business partly
suspended.
Breadstufs are dull and prices depressed.
Fire Utioa.-Loss, Seoenty fire Tsou.and Dollars.
Urea, IN. Y) Jan. A-At o'clock this evening fire
broke the No. SO Genesee street in this city
which, with its contents wholly consumed The flames
communicated Thurber Stewards bookstores O. A. Yates
wholesale clothing Wescott Hammond hat and fur
stores and adjoining building, known the New York
store large Of goods saved but the aggre-
gate loss be less than $75000 Mr. Wcoxs loss s
about All the property destroyed insured but
to what extent is not yet known.
Destructive Fire at Buffalo.
BuFFALo jan I3.--The store Maine street occupied
by Mr. Butts dealer in daguerrean materials and Messr
Pratt Alien hardware merchants, together with the
adjoining, occupied by Messrs Marvin Clark Co., whole
goods merchants consumed by fire this
ing.
Mr. Butts oss about Sl2 0O0nsured for $s 00o loss
Of Mcssrs Pratt Allen $22 000insured for SIS Mar
vin Clarke, and Co., loss S70 000nsurance $4,000. The
of Ramsdel Co., in the vicinity damaged
to the extent OF about S., coo.
Markets.
New YoRK, Jan. I5.-Four is improvng-sales of c. 500
barrels straight State, So 06 Ohio So So; southern,
So 625 Wheat has declnedsaes of $500 bushels
ern red, 81 s0 southern red, 81 s.. Corn improving
10000 bushels quotations given Pork has ad
vanced-saes Of $50 barrels s6 rs. Beef is dull
sales of barrels Chicago repacked, $l4 75 Lard il
frmsales Of $50 barrels at IL cents. Whiskey Is firm
sales of 200 barrels; Ohio, s51S cents.
BArrrmonE Jan. l5Flour has decnedsales Of 200 bar
rels Howard S. There grain in the market
Pork dull quote at SIS rs $l6 but hear Of
sales Small ales Of bacon 81 cents for shoulders 81
sdes and III l2}z cents for hams lard is In
aared for but hear Of sales and quote barrels log
a IL cents; kegs, III llA cents.
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GENERAL NEW 8 !.


A COOP MRAsuRR--The decimal system Is to come into
operation in all the eustohouses Of Spain the LIST Of
January II Congress should organize says the
Philadelphia Iedger) possibly Improvement In our
system Of weights and measures, 10 simplify them
after the fashion OF our coinage, may be made
WHERE mas BEEs "A package OF letters tsays the
New Haven Oourer reached Falls vlage Friday which
was mailed at Hartford July 1854 In the package was
letter containing note of 1000, directed To the
Iron Bank
cosrRAsr-What a contrast the two following cases
present. John NJ Schrock, the defaultng Of
Holmes county, Ohio away with $4,000 Of the public
money He was pursued 10 Europe, captured, brought
back tried convicted and sentenced year npris-
in the pententiary Charles B. Smith, resident
OF the county about the time borrowed horse
worth $T5 rode him 10 neighboring town, sold him,
pocketed the money pursued cangh tried eonyicted
and sentenced the penitentiary for three years.
PLouGnEG sSow.--They are ponghing down the snow
in the streets of Boston in order 10 make 1t level
SMGuLAR-G -Gun-barrels have lately been found the
field of Hubbardton battle in Vermont of which, a
ter being buried than seventyye years contain
trdges that exploded with considerable violence when the
barrel heated in the FIRE
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ter considerable discussion np4y agreed that oaF
members of each board with the syor) be appointed
zitend the southern Richmond
the soth inst The mayor requested appoint dslegs
tcn Of twelve citizens at large
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naneaton hstwcen this city and New York unob
straeed through train yesterday making the schedule
time All the back mails from the North have been re-
eered Three back New Orleans Das covering dates
the 9th instant, were received yesterday.
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~ J. c. MoGUiRss. Auctionesr.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, OPPOSITE JUDICIARY
sqaare anctonoa Thar.asy .nesocn, January " ?.
O'Clock sell valuable properly known
Congregational Church located or osn street
v The Cy half of lot No - hbd
me whole ii No 1 In oat Of 81 feet
inches ~ depth together with the badnss
and improvements ~, =.
'ns r.. So y :, pssAs- ~ JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
nec is-.oAda Auctienser.
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The now s fast disappearing from the streets under the
influence OF the moderate term" with which
kindly favored. The Potomac is still frozen over
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Proposals for Oil for Lighthouses.
TREASURY DKrARrAExT,
Once Light house B<

TRrAsrKr DrrAsrsKxr,
once Light house Board.
January i6, 1855.
SEPARATE SEALED Proposals viii be received :. u. Of
iss .s suppyiag with following
spy New ey New sessa o. Edgar
% s
rusble for shipping in prime Order on OF before the following
Lot No. leigh, sou.andl gallons best
aaooo u~su'y,,wa ,hou.sndj gallon. hes. ,prins
on s s ss'sse s.y asS es' s s % delivered
Lot No asooo fourteen houssnd gallons strained
1890 .aesn thousand, s,oI. sss, s spring :'.:.sd
-, is.s s.y q sY. ,sS, : .ss.s. - ! :.
laO'O twelve ss..aal .s,es' = sss .s.., .,slasa
ON the 18th day Of July, less.
FOR THE LAKES.
No 46joo (ir Thousand i've handred gallons
ssOO t-ir thousand hvs huadredl r.os. hes, ,prins
s,'siae1 OF p.essed sperm oil, to be dsiivsrcd
..,s a. saaao, Ne. york York TO .hs s,Gg., p, oasssI
Aral, lsss. o. immsdssly ansr the opening
900 tr,~s husaresl gallon. bes, strained or
oos ,,; Dressed s.sss ,ps,% oil, s,,." and
sperm oil, 10 be delivered 10 ,hs coiiec.or and
Yorl, lsrh day Of April, Isss, Or in
med'Atsiy after the ofcnins Of the Erie canal,
sas tthrse hundred and twenty ydvsl gallon. beet
~in'sr-sua'nsd OF pressed sperm oil, and
spring strained or ., pressed sperm a,, to Be Do
lights al Plsr,sturs, New York, the 18th
day Of April, 1855, Immediately
opening the Erie csns.
All Of the oil coprised lot No 20 be delivered te above
ordrr free from Irakass
gallons esch, and free ssm Onited
alt the of damage, and cstAge
AVID risk
the con'raccrs warehouse o other place cf dspo.ite
lots OF oil be delivered aoaGxde of
shall delivered
rer.ivr the
be snsy to receive The oil the days herrs specified for
delivery hen will be liberty deiv
Of the sht house ahlshment
dsvc ana shall be entitled payment theefor within neen
from such delivery.
copsced for foregoing proposals
scfed IN. usss of sp~chc which IL
iapa, by burning and such mar
thcpgh by the whom
srned light House Board. before ~l he The
OF o ~
rshrhe lower and the spring strained oil a. empearr Of
quantity required option n bidder
bid viii he en~sned for than
several o's dssisns'cd Nos. snd4 The bids
nf ~sch Kind cf oil in the lot And price
per gallon for each quality NJ oil.
hds sealed endorsed "Proye,nis on
LgM oun placed smother and directed
ha ecsy Of the Light Hon~s Board Washington, c. postage
paid
security satisfaction department in
penalty hh of The Of
N. proposals, win he squr-r o each
ecu,ea within after Of the bid.
The hoard, of
right reject bd though be the lowest from oher
] alterations than
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
Ian le-eodtistrcb a~cv.,,vv
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counr or CLAIMS.

7r'sday, JaSTery 1.-THE court m et att O'Clock The
judges all present
~, ~ "h"am W. oor w. the United States was
called mp for argument In this case an opp,oy ~. h A.
vsed by the court showing that there "a. no osp.s M
on snd the case is brought up an amended petition
for which leave bad been obtsined from the court
"oAm, VII be recoliected is Tor services per-
formed while the petitioner was messenger d, the
the Auditor for the Post Office Department daring the
intervening betseen the sh Of July 1885, The Ilh Of
November, 1sls.
The srgumsnt In this in favor Of IN. claimant va.
opened BY Hon. Frederick r. Stanton who read letter from
Hon james Guthrie, Secretary of the Treasury directing
the Auditor for the Post 0ce Department TO allow the
claimant $3.50 PER for his extra keeping
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From Hostoa.
Bosros, Jan. S.-At Halifax there heavy snow
storm isst nigh and it 10 raining to-day. The the
case At sacksiile and ST. John, New Brunswick.
The grand jury have indicted Messs Coburn and Dalton
ior manslangher in causing the death Of young Sumner
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oSsicx oF THE coSsoLuDATED LOTTERIES
Of MAHYLAND.

OEsICE oF THE COSsOLuDATED LOTrEmlks
MARYLAND.
The Epilowing
dated Louery, class 5, drawn January IL, 1885
., ~ lin Ieh IAh Ian
20 s5 70 40 6l is So s3 36 ~ as 30
Pasapsco Iasus,
Lostsry, csps "a, drawn January ~, tss6s
ID "a 9Th 7h Inh
10 ~ 55 13 81 Sc 67 30 60
The following the numbers Of tn.
Lottery ef Maryland, class c, dawn January IA, 1854
lss ~ ID sth e,h 7th psh 9Th 10Th llth I9sh
30 80 III so "a IA ~ 20 30 rs 81 60
The following Passp~co Institute
Lottery, oisss -. drawn January IA, 1855
i- ~ IA sm 7h sh ich I'm Iah lsn lssh
90 36 % so IL II ~ 40 81 "a rs 13 ss Al ~
Y. K brennan,
General Agent for the ccsracso Rsitmors
LrSr Hopsprs, Commissioner
Jan l6-H
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MILK. Msk.we from asto 10 gallons mih daiys
NJ price pss gallon, delivered Warranted pure 40
through the peel omee
Or len :, epry Dousl hors ssess VIII
he nue. A. promptly than 10 quart
$3.50" " 80 'N-" DOUGLAS h Smith,
Ii. lo-A~od Near AsscosuA Bridge
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Induce menfs to Capitaltsts.--Minnes0 sofa and
Lake superior Lands for sale.
VIM. w. Belknap, Attorney -at- Law and Land
Agent, ke0kuk, Iowa.

rONTENTT oT the American Almanac f0r 1895
Postmssters ON
boases osces, Indian asenciss
inspecior commissioners o0e
t list commando, arsenais, military pos, vsssess
Supreme, Un,ed
foreign The UAiec
Of Usited o 7ss
to 1854 impofts exports "a yea Imports
Of Of thc United easss and ofhe
atxies ve~ss's built Con
banks; public asds rsf
road home foreign pss-ed
ssascs pca astronomical, above the is u sdvsr
tisemcnt. 1 vol. of 57e pages. Pnee one DOLLAR
Ian Is FRAhCk TAYLOR