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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

E Rev. W. S. HARKER, located a;
this place during the past year. goes, it
will be seen by the list of appointments IN
another column, to Door Village Circuit,
in Laporte county. Mr.. FL. during his res
idence here made many warm friends. and
takes with him the esteem and good will
of all who know him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

r. NJ. w. Smith, Esq. has put up :
building on the La Porte and Plymouth
Railroad for the purpose Of storing all kinds
of grain. Mr.. s. designs doing general
forwarding and. commission business, we
understand. He is known here too well to
need any recommendation from us. 8
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

CO OeLEsBEE & SHIRLEY, arc opening
out in fine style in their new room. No. 1,
Corbir's Block. They have large stock
of goods, but have been too busy marking
and putting them on the shelves to rake
out their advertisement this week Bot if
you want ANYTHING in their line. step in,
ana call for it. 1t will be wonder if they
hav'nt it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15
S,r.apar;,la and its A.t.on.

Alternative medicines those remedies which
are given with the view to correct and reestablish
the healthy functions of the animal economy with
ont any visible action-of which class the Sarsapa-
rilla belongs. OF all the preparations of that root
physicians invariably recommend the compound
syrup manufactured by Dr. T. a. Hurley, as bang
the only genuine cxtract.-Sfate Gazette, N. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

1 The South American Washing
Fluid is an invaluable article to every
housewife. 1t makes washing a very light
job Try it and satisfy yourself 1t is
kept only at SHERWOOD L Co.'S, a few
doors south of the Post Office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

EF Ifany Of our subscribers wish their
papers stopped at the end of their time
they will oblige us by informing US a week
or two before hand.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

~ Mr. H. WORK has opened for
warding and commission house in this
place, by the side of the Pittsbnrg. Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad track. Mr..
WoRk is an honorable man, and will make
prompt returns In every case.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

H Mr.. GAxBRIL, of the Rail Road
Esting House, sent US bottle of Scotch
Ale = few days since. 1t was the best ar
ticle of the kind VIC ever tasted. Those
who are fond Of such beverages can always
find the best at the above House
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

s Our old friend Mr.. JonS BxLAsGEE
left q couple of elegant squa,hes AMI bss-
kct of fine apples at our Office one day last
week. Our friends are certainly trying to
Jattea Us up.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

~ PERsHrsG 4 Co., have received a
fine lot of Groceries. They always give
the best bargains going, in the Grocery line
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

- SHERWOOD d Co., have a good
supply of Family Groceries, which they
are selling remarkably low. They have
some superior Mackerel.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

@ Our young friend GEoncE MoosE
has taken the Western fever, and will be
taken of with it in dag ortwo. Success
attend yeu. George, If you viH 60.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

EF You will find as good Oysters as
yor over swallowed at n. S. WooDw ARD
4 Co.'S. "Pitch in. dirty faces"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

H Goto BES DAaLISs's for Boots and
Shoes. He keeps all kinds, in abundance,
sai sells them at prices to suit the times.
lie has some splen iii Caters for la,lics
wear. Gentlemen, ditto.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15
List Of Les.es for Ce,eral Purpsses.

Lst OF Lenes Tor Ce,erai Purposes.
County tax on each $500 90, so eta. '<9t
free School tax "a :" 10 cts, and 50
on each Poll.
Sinking Fund tux, on each 500 90. ct..
The different townships have levied the following
taxes for each 500 valuation of property:
UxIoS Township:
For township purposes, Is cts on each 500.
For building school houses, 25 cts and
each Poll so cts. A8
CExrER TOWNSHIP:
For township purposes, Z cts on Oh 500.
For building school houses, 10 cts
For road tax, Il cts per acre. - snt
GREEN TOWNSHIP:
For township purposes, cts on each 500 and o5
cents on each Poll.
For building school houses IS cts on each 500 and
SO cts on each Poll. f
For road purposes, 4 cts per acre.
BouRBoS TOWNSHIP:
For township purposes, is cts on each $780,
For building school houses, 2S cts az and
on each Poll so cts. g ef<l
For road purposes, per acre.
TirPEcASoE TowNsHIr:
For township purposes, 90 cts on each 500.
For building school houses, % and
on each Poll so cts.
For road purposes, u cts per acre - 49,.
GERMAN TowSsu1r:
For township purposes, 10 cts on,cach 500.
For building school houses, 25 o. s'sse<
For road purposes, Ia cts per acre anS Is cts on
NORTH TOWNSHIP:
For township purposes, Is cts on each $780,
For building school houses, 25
For road purposes, & ctsper acre. ~ =
Polk TowSssup.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

" CoSGER & FIELD's Wr ting Fluid
IL. indeed, a superior article. PERsInNG d
Go. keep supply constantly OF hand.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

In the Iron City Commercial College for sale
For particulars in regard to this institution see adj
vertiseaent in another column Enquire At the
RxrsBE1cxx OFFICE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15
6 rthIa 8tstrf#fst.
b L A NKs /.

Blank Deeds, Mortgages, and Magistrates Sum
mons. Subponas' and Executions, just printed on
new. clear and beautiful type, in the best style, and
or sale at tke Rxrusz1cAx Orucx - iIf.o
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

~ The weather during the past week
has been delightful.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15
II II Y a " To- 8
NefcaptiIs Institute,
OF INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA


rHE OBJECT OF THIS INSTITUTION.
l. As its name imports, Is 70 afford 10 Young
Gentlemen and Ladies an opportunity of bccouinc
thoroughly qualified for the Counting Room and
General Business Ptrsuits Of Life on the most
Scientific Principles.
, by INST teaching every pupil 10 write = Bold
.Legible Hand; Secondly, By teaching the Scienee
Of Book Keeping, by
DOuolc ana slusIc Ensrys = =.
- practically applied to every &
= DERAnIMENT o. BUSINESS, i1Ja {
together with Lectures on the LAWS and Cusroxs
or TaADs, and the Science Of Accounts.
Terms Of full course, (eighs Or ten ',s.za !
Terms Of partial course, embracing fhe
practical Psrf Of Book Keeping and
buo1nem Repnanhip, II = 1890
Terms for full course in Ladies' De-
paFtment, 10 o.
r. Which must Be pre- paid or secured
" Fer ferther parsiculara, zee circulars.
koq r. ]. BRYANT. ffi1slual ;
octobsr esh, les7-n49ly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15

cE The Fair in this county, common
ce> Tomorrow.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-15
No.ice 10 the Tax Payers of

MARSHALL COUNTY, INDIANA.
ME FOLLOWING Taxes have been levied
il for the year 1851, and will be payable between
the 18th day of October, 1851, and the Sd Monday
of March, 1883. Lands and town lots, delinquent
for taxes of 1856 or former years, will be sold on
the first Monday of January, 1858, fnot previously
paid.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-21

limited retail way l5i7c a yard India further ad
vanced under the influence Of advces from Calcutta
300 bales have changed handle during the at
the more recent transactions being at 34c q yard
Rope 1900 coil. have been sold sse for Hand spun and
l04s@llc for Good to Fancy Machine made.
GUNNY BAGS. 100 bales heavy sold yesterday at
lla<c, and 500 at Ike. ~
COFFEE. The demand has been moderate with sales Of
II 800 bags Rio during the week range Of
and III p b for Ordinary to Prime.
No further cargoes have arrived from during the week
and the direct imports snce the l of September remain at
bags The stock hand last evening was abou. 700
bags
SALT A cargo OF about 1900 sacks including 1900 Fine
sold early part the 74c a sack round and
two since at about the came.
CANDLES 1000 boxes Star have been sold during
the week at 25}6@h for light and 2@271sc p b for full
weight. pin
RICE noticed 1900 to 800 tierces at Sc
for good Carolina holders asking higher for strictly
Prime md yesterday 400 to 500 erces sold arrive
SIC d.
TALLow.. Some small lots of City Rendered have been
sold lll5c p n.
HIDES We have noticed sales of 300 Mexican Flint at
e25 and few hundred Askapas the advanced rate of
lS1ac p ID.
LARD OIL. few lots have been sold at 81 Is y gallon
for Prime
LIME Eastern has been retailing the advanced rates
OF s. 759S3 p Dbl.
SPIRITS TuRPENTINE 49,. Prices have declined, with
sales aery soc y gallon including 100 bbls yesterday at
that rate.
RoSIN. sales include 225 bbls No at 81 As a bb
ALCOHOL. Several hundred bb have been sold during
the week, part to arrive, at 65a61c . gallon.
FREIGHTS. the early part of the week three ships
taken for Liverpool 332d Cotton two at 5d for
Cotton and IS Sd for Flour for Glasgow I'D for Cotton
and As Cd for Flour HaYre for Cotton and S
ian bark for Genoa at lc for Cotton The engagements since
comprise ship for Liverpool "a for Cotton ono for the
same port at 85s for Tobacco for Hsve &C. three or
four for Europe private terms Vessels on the berth filling
I'D OlandT. forH
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IMPORTS,

HAyRE-sbin F,,est Stars5 nlrs mise IN voncts Ham
renaud &co-5 Ramsho &co-2 Avre-i Voisell--2 dc
Guyot freresl II segon &co Avon-l Souton-l do 10
mayer brosS hoskei Ballet fendner1 ffoiSdeanN
foatet-o IoliSl1tl- ~ fani 4Ec Mis- eco
Holiness Pne &co-"2 Mecnen 1 pespo1e6 d"
Leon Pgrre yco-i pkr n,sn Y TnnsI-sh j II EiN,er5
presl Stelierl Burgeir--l Cumnings-2 CraIner
@So-iI tsgT %eo5 rsHner ScoId ii ri
S os n 'oupol IeF2 LEON fenhhrt %co
order " ~ - N''N 'i-N"e N'A''' w ~
1Ivpppob1 ct;n ri,,s,a.. Q, ,,.- a.. -, 4. ,,, 49,,
to Prcstley Bkn-3I9 bars iron lG boxes lin pe to S,k
Stauiler &e9-2 casks hwa,e amth-5 do Rqhb &co33
crates and IA casks cwae Miler49 do Dougherty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-21

There later accounts from Liverpool to-day brought by
the Alps As the steamer of the TIL Is fully due these
advices have had much influence the market.
failures reported in Manchester and Liverpool but asey
not connected with New Orleans there is much
regard them II is we'll known that failures presumed
concocted at different periods operate the cotton market
Exchange very firm to-day Northern cities Sales Of
checks on New York made at II cent premium, with
Of the Banks asking ~ which may be considered the pre-
dude to operations tomorrow. The outside from
" discount Short sight not dealt in largely Sixty days
bankers' drafts S discount, and good commercial bills
z< discount. There not mneh done in sterling. Some
sales for remittance made at S The range
market to dealers and bills of laing drafts
7H@A Francs no, offered freely, and closed
5.25@5.2u which shows advance. Z
The following the comparative rates for the two past
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tth NrItars 4aiIu GresttIt
4pfal sntflIiqtntt.
CHARrrY Hosr1rAL.-Report for the week endi

CHARIrY HosrIrAL.--Report for the week ending
last evening
hhs i.sssss.d ~ R n.sa ii L
FIRE.--A fire broke out in Mr.. Davis's stable on
Cusomhouse street, between ce and Maai At Ave O'Clock
yesterday morning Tho aes however, extnguished
before any considerable damage was done.
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALpEkslEN. This body heli
called meeting evening. Present ten members; Mr. Hal
in Ahe chair s ssFsa SO
NJ bailey explained fhe object Of the meeting to be to pas
The ordinance the expense
contemplated in the budget and submit
ted resolution eyyng the follows
500 estate and slaves $40
OF capital, income and furniture. q 80
adopted Messrs Holland and BENT yotin,
v ugans, III and then the Board adjourned #
MAIL ROBBER ARREsTED.-A man named John B
NGur arrested Benvie evening by officer
Nswhouse ard Stanmyer, at the Of Mr. Joseph Hoy
Who charged him with having recently robbed the mail Treu
ton La MGur much frightened when arrested and
fessed to the charge He will asgned before the Records
to day. 4 -
3 WOUNDED BIZ SLArE.-Th Thomas Doyle, a hand on
the steamer John smonds badly last evening by
John, slave of Capt Church, cutting him with cottonhook
John arrested and sent to prison afterwards.
\ Doors DANGERous.- Thomas Lewis was arrested
yesterday aeroon the request of Henrietta Mortimer who
charged him with assaung and batteng her with
weapon The beating inflicted with foot and the dan-
gerous weapons used boot KS
ss TAKEN IN AND DONE FoR.-Isabella Godfrey was
Atresea ia evening y oacet oolp.ahu' ~ - III Y
sa asn y ana aone II p =, ea' 4 ~
4 duced to Recorder Stith to-day.
FIRST DISTRICT GOURr. The Grand Jury, as we
have already reports 1fongnt N ifue PMS Luceh
Adams and Benjamin HARRISON, for assaults different
ses curing me recent msss - -. ~
stneee.9 ~. aasins ~ @ " -, ', =, s
stu eonn ise r " too :, @ po o, o s
r Iece'sea On siAt ~ 80. ' app
Ior t1e pus was u'sis'u w ~ " i' s'S '''
ies mess . fe.eo"s s . Z, ~ IL,
NJ fIels oas y. ny "sse y osea
z 70 70 ~ eo M ~ - 49, - ~ ~ - ~ ' =,
AA s Y s.. sny - s 4io -. ~,
Y. - ne '''s1N ~ = ~ pNt'' 80 ~ '4- - ~
@ tnlts, II, q \, /, IN, Z. 4. . a ~,
III sI II. ~. 49, 49,. ~ - I
ss- X - q VI L.. IL ~ j., .., a,
~ ~ ~
~. ~ 80. So - u. ~ - -,
os1n uu's ho,aeu " was ~ ~
en - ~ n.' aua a..st ~, ~
NJ al, AZ A's '' ~ A"N
s W s $500 - 10y - ~. a.,
M h.. no wish 70 annear in The matter and gave Il to he
understood that he was absent NOT found intention
Ally. M
Upon this the District Attorney promising
Of petty nature entered mol pros in favor Of Mr. HARRISON
Titus have four Of the Grand Juy indictments against Mr. H.
been blown to the wind not to mention fifth upon which he
was tried tia other ay and unhesitatinrly acquitted by the
jury 35si 5Aa
Audrey Costello charged win keepinp dsorderly tipplpr
house and George Kent charged with keeping brohel were
dismissed BY mol pros IN
Andrew Carriran was tried for larceny and found guilty
prcopnro s,r,rt,,s sfo,re7 robn Mcro5do, an5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

LOUISyILLE-Steamer Vginia--a0u hbls -four I c
Twiehel Seo bbls Scnelder42 casks bacon 200 hf
bbls whisky G. lard Us kegs Martini Cobb5
pigs sundres Violet &cot72 casks meat tc Dbl
90 hhds tobacco Hewitt Norton ScUl do II Short &coS
hhds tobacco DoughcTty Scut bbs pork clsk sides
BuTbrdgc AGO. boxes mise Bell BuehaaNu ScDGg
hhds and bGls bacon Tufts H0bArt32 CASKS Keep
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-21
SPOKEN

Ms By Capt Hederman of the towboat Anglo-Noman
the 18Th inst 10 miles East of South Point whaling bark Mill
noke of New Bedford cruising in the nf of Mexico for the
months Passes for supply
wood and waterfall well board
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-21
MEMORANDA.

H The Virginia left Louisville 18th inst boats
port for New Orleans Passed Twiehe aground
lnns Bar Left Cairo 18th inst in port for New Orleans
Cora Anderson Ohio falling fast nine feet
Cairo, three ahom in the Mississippi Memphis and falling
fast. Heavy Cairo on the 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-21
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

DOCT0SMfS r Ml1OFLAND's CELEBRArEp GER
S oct Ss4yo, b Ss,
diseases arising from disordsred Liver or Stomach
ton, Inward Files,
| -rr.N-. Fullness or Blood to the tg
=. Head Acidity of the Stomach, ...
r Nausea nssrbapn. Disgust for Food,
H. a ss Pit
and sa Bnssss
ing sniocating sensations when aying posture Dim
f ssR Ys snS Da'
Of The ss an" s. EYES
Heat ,,a BaFp 1%sv in The ! Flesh Con
and grsa. Depression
The proprietor calling attention of the public to this
dos with feeling Of the utmost confidence
and unrsd article but that has stood the
reputation and sale is rivsed BY similar preparations ex
IN pas n int
country immense and careful perasa Of the Almanac pub
Of his the hat 5
iF IS spss
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Btes superior all preparations use
JACKSON, La, August Is 1854.
the incaculabe use of two bot
em to an hs s all
public as safe and remedy for the diseases they in
s spsso other f. oPPESME
THE BITTERS ALI, THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE
JACKSON, La, August %, 1854.
Dear Sir1 have used your German Btters and find them
all they be- and cheerfuy recommend them
to the public rs an excellent medicine.
Respectfully yours, W. F. FAULKNER,
L. MAYER says:
HARRIsoNBuRG, Ls., May %, 1858.
Your German Bitters is very valuable medicine have
disposed OF all received from YOU and wish supply
nedately
DR.. RAYBoLD QUAIL says
TRINITY, La. June 30 1858.
have for the last used the German Bter by
you in practice extensively 1t will shortly be the only
medicine Of the kind that be readily sold here,
eve that in less than there will be sold
vicinity thm in any other part Of the country.
DR.. RABE says FRANKLIN, La, June a, 1889.
Your German Bittes have become popular here and
wish fresh supply Immediately.
Z. A. ADAMS & CO. say:
RICHMOND, La, June z, 1858.
Your Bers give universal satisfaction have used
them.
You should bear in mind that these Bers entirely
table thereby possessing most of the
tons recommended for similar diseases.
Sold by Druggats and Sorekeepers every village
in the United States and Canadas. And by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
an6 lvdWGA New DrleansT
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,Nfb Orleans Jtlonen atark,t.
cREsoEsr OFFICE, No. 70 Ca,

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 20 Camp street,
Friday Evening" March 20 1857. 5
The the money market to-day decidedly In favor
borrowers those having good paper for sale There
falling off in the calls for discounts On she Banks
and negotiations Of paper confined to few sales
AL accepances the Of per cent? with other grades
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Sl,ll3,05O 62

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be It remembered that the 25h Jniy 1856 before me- the
subscriber Justice of the Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Masoni Secretary of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who be-
ing duly sworn according law does depose and the
foregoing true and correct
from the books Of said Company
Lsgned e. J. MANsONI Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 18th July 1856
fSgnedl CftAS. NJ BRADFORD
The Board of Trustees have pay interest of
Six in cash the outstanding certificates profits
the holders thereof their legal and
after the ID Monday of August proxmo.
The Boardof Trustees have also declared Dividend
three and third premiums the
Company for the ending the Oh June 1856 for which
certificates will be issued and the 18th September
TH0S. A. ADAMS President.
GEO JONAS, Vice President
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Sgipplng yatelllgsnfs.
SATURDAY, March 81, 1857
CJEApEn yESprpnAv

| SATURDAY, March FL, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Constitution, I.undtz, for Liverpool, Rw Dean
Ship Gelenn, Ievet,. for New York, A Cohen
Bremen Ship M"gdalhe, vOnHogan for Bremen,
Bark Wilson, Peacock, for Baltimore, & HynsOn tco
BIZ Bnk eo M Yer Baxter 1y
sshr Onward sd smith 70, Malanss eoldenbOw espare
schr wild fsson GLsar Marks fosi NJ Ssi
ARRIVED.
Ship Forrest State pose from Havre February I'd,
Ship Carlyle simpson from Liverpool Jan slst, eeker
Ship 9ey NGss nsw Gil q days from Bath Maine to
Ship Charlotte, soule from Liverpool January 22d,
sf'@ 81 liverpool 18th to
schr Benaman Hawkins days from Braros Santiago
schr Gvty winseW days from Pensacola to eoldsnbow
seRF s seReoIds chaon from Bay St IonsBasn
schr Yankee Gal Jermyn, from Biloxi-Basn.
sehr Martha Ann Williamson from CoyingtonBasn
Schr Polar Star, Whcomb from CoYngon-Basin
Schr Ia Pere from Bayou Lacombe-Basn.
schr Anna, McDermotte, from Anite Riser-Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
VIM NJ Morrison, Bofnger from St Louis
Yazoo Belle, Reayes, from Cold Water.
f!aaf Is ss;n WHIT trG 25a y son
Florida Hutchngs from Mobile.
Lecome Johnson from Jefferson
Lone Star, liam ton. from Annie RIyer-Basin.
Towboat Anglo Norman, Henlumn the Passes-owed
down and to sea 18th inst. ships VIM Woodbury. and
observation-disclosures up ships Pocahontas aud Oliver
Moses.
as Of
brought up ships Carlyle and Charlotte.
Towboat Panther Rousseau the Pasastowcd down and
18th inst bark Gushing, brig Macamaw, schrs
Fleet Wing and Col Lester-brought up 4hip Forrest
State and tswboat Anglo American.
Towboat Anglo American. Martin from the Passesowed
down and 18th inst ships Ocean Traveller, Hartly
aud schr Gulnare and San Narcise.
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CILNIAN'S PNEUMATIC STEAM GRANU.

~ bAFUR is in plantations comprising
largest and smallest classes Of which has taken
three with combination of the following
any other known application Granu-
la1or entire train:
l. 1t requires pressure 30 pounds steam to strike
II Batery.'
2. II requires additional for the boilers.
3. It's pipes ''Scile'' require cleaning,
4. Its heating surface is equally distributed throughout the
body Of juice that and hard grained
s. The being MI condensed and boilers
direct additional boilers required where sugar mill
boilers large and mans BHgasse Furnace usrd--one
pair Of cylinder boilers 30 inches in diameter and long
with Gimans Baghsse Furnace furnish
and the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhs sugar
per day.
at much less the planter than any other
application OF making sugar. entirely
b. steam.
For further information pamphlet with specifications
and drawings will be furnished application the subscriber
who is prepared make for the Battery Evapo
CHARTERS, be used with direct exhaust
SAMUEL. H. GILMAN
urI,y -t,rl.a,
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Ship Pacific. Gadd, from New York to A Cohen
Ship Lebanon Hamilton, fIom New York, Chester billiard
Ship Jno Gushing, Plumer, from Boston.
Ship Crest of the Wave, Coey, from Havre Feb I'd.
Brig Creole, Robinson, from Ruatan Island
Schr Nightingale.
Ship Ella Clark kopperhold from Liverpool SOh JAM
Whitney &co,
Ship Agnes, Jones' Cardiff Wales, January 18TH
mn
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CA Il E lark EFT,

W. JEFFERSON CITY, March 20.
The market during the week but poorly supplied with
Hogs Veal Cattle and Choice Beeves Calves but with
moderate stock of Sheep, Mich Cows Ordinary Cattle
Prices of the better descriptions are firm in favor of
holders. We quote:
Z ..... ....... PRICES:
BEEF CArrLE-Western Fine and Choice lDnll1s
Rough and Fair. ........,,.. 90l6
Atakapas, Texas, etc. ...................70S
MICH Cows-Fne Kentucky