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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11

re- The prospect for fruit was never
better in this County (except Peaches) J than
now.-NushaH Comfy Deaocrdt.
Where, in thunder, is "Peaches?"-
Singular isn'tit, the prospect for fruit sho'd
be so good every where else in tn, county
1t must be an unfortunate locality. Won
der if tho milk-sick didn't originate there!
We'll bet our ribs Its a Col l-forsalen dis
trict let it be where it may.
We would alvise our friends who think
Of emigra;ing to this county not to locate in
Peaches" if they ever expect to have any
fruit
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11
Extraordinary trial Of strength.

The Troy (N. Y Times. Of the 9th re-
counts a singular trial of strength which
took place in that city on Saturday eve-
ming, between James Madison, 9TH, cast
iron man." AMI Professor Carl, "the
strongest man in America" The chal-
Icngc for trial of strength sent by Carl
having been accepted large assembly wit
messed the performance.
Previous to the trial, Prof. Carl gave
an exhibition of magic and ventriloquism,
performed his celebrated guitar and drum
solos, balanced sixteen chairs upon his
chin, an p,rform,l o.hsr feats calling for
an exercise OF strength, which must have
wearied him somewhat. Mr.. Madison then
appearci-held an anvil weighing two hum
drel anl fourteen pounds upon his breast,
while two men struck upon it with sledges;
held an anvil on each knee; broke num-
Der Of stones with his fist; bent bar Of
iron quarter ,fa inch thick by striking it
over his arm; and held an anvil weighing
about two hundred pounds upon each arm,
while men struck upon them with sledges.
Prof. Carl then appeared, held the anvil
upon his breast; bent the bar of iron almost
double upon his arm; held the anvils upon
his arms, ETC., for longer period than Mr..
Madison had done. He then took the large
flint stones which had been rejected by his
rival, and hammered them to peices, sig
nalizing his performance by cracking in
two has-stons about large enough to
serve as stepping for a door. Af-
ter this he held one of the heavy anvils over
his head for forty one seconds; lifted a six
ty pounl weight upon his little finger and
swung it around his head. and held two men
on his hair while he whirled them about
top-fashion, until their feet stuck out at an
angle of forty -fve degrees.
"Mr. Madison was then callcl ont by
the audience, and requested to give an ac
count of himself. He excused himself in
the matter Of the stone, by saying that his
rival was constant in practice, while he
had not broken stone for year. Being
urged to swing the weight about his head,
he declined to do it on the score of inability,
and as Professor Carl had not held the an
Wis on his knee. In short, he virtually ac-
knowedged himself whipped man." The
Tunes ofthe following day adds:
Tbs castrison msn, Mr.. James Madi-
son, complains that we did not fairly state
all that he performed in his contest of feats
! ofstrength with Prof Carl. II is true
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11
THE REPUBLICAN.
PLYMOUTH, IND.
Thursday Morning, June II, 1851.
Ee- The following exceedingly cou,reoa

re- The following exceedingly courteous
and gentlemanly paragraph, appeared un-
der the local head of the last Marshall 70.
Democrat:
"Ex- We learn that there is to be Sc
let school taught in the room, upstairs IN
Pershing's new building the coming sup-
mer. g.. Whalikias
Mr.. and Mrs. CoNsTocK, most OF our
realcrs know, are entire strangers In Ply
mouth, anil, though it is customary in good
society, to be extra polite and obliging to
such, they were not expecting we presume,
to receive such a fattering notice from the
gentleman and scholar who presides over
the local department of the Marshall Coun-
ty Democrat, with so much credit to him
self and satisfaction to its readers.
How much would have been lost to the
world had that big boy who threatened
'.to cut Of his ears frightened the wits out
of him. Had such been the result of the
thoughtless boys threat-with what fervoI
could Cowper's remark to his little dog
toby, Toby, thou little knowest the mis-
chief thou hast done, be applied to him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11
e.y- The following interesting article i

Ey- The following interesting article is
copied from the America,s- Raiitcay Times,
of the 2lst ult 1t contains much useful
information, which ought to be generally
known through the country. The "exhib-
it" showing the means. liabilities, &C., OF
the Company, published in the same pa
per. would be interesting, no doubt, to
many of ourrealers, who own stock in the
road. but it is too long for our columns,
and we are compelled, therefore, TO forego
the pleasure it would afford us to give it a
place
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11
Texas Politics.

HARDEN r. RASNELs, of Boston, Bowie
county. has received the Democratic nom
ination for Governor of Texas, against
SAM Housroy. who proposes to stump tho
State as an Independent American candi-
date. In 1885 the Know Nothings carried
the State by vote of 2l,878 to 20, ,263:
last fall, however, the Democrats carried
the August State election by about three
to one, and in November pollcd 2S.757
votes to ID, 24i for FLLNoRE. 1t is thus
a slim chance for s'old SAM" but perhaps
he can make it up. He processes to sup
port BvcHASAS-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11

Eg Our digniied neighbor of the Dem
.ocrat is strictly neutral in the fight going on
between the Bright and Wright factions of
Shamocracy Like the boy the calf run
over he has nothing to say" We'll, when
person has no thing to say he had better
saw nothing, don't YOU think?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11

EE The Indiana State Medical Socistv
met at Indianapolis on tn 10Th ult., aud
was presided over by DR.. H. P. Ayers of
Fort Wayne who delivered we'll compli-
mented address on the occasion. The at
tendence was commentaries Resolutions
of high merit were passed in memory Of
the virtues Of Dr. f.. KKane, the Arc
tic explorer.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11

that wo forgot to mention that a paving
stone was placed on his breast and broken
with sledges; but this was no feat ofstrength.
it was reckless hazard of life which we
hope he will never be SO. foolish as to re-
neat
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11
MOUTH, INDIANA, THURSDAY, JUNE Ill, 1862.

ders which surround them. The vast field
of nature. proclaiming in so many ways
the work of an Almighty hand. is to them
an almost complete blank. How much do
such persons lose. OF what rich enjoy
ments do they deprive themselves.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11

The Cincinnati Safety Fund Bank Note
Reporter, for July has been received. 1t
is a very useful publication for business
man
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11
Medical Notice.
-. HIGINBOTHAH.

ID ESPECTTULLY announces to his former
IL p,trons and the pubic generally that he has
returned to Piym outh AMI resumed the practice of
his profession in ALL its various branches.
Prom?tncss, eli aency. an untir'n- ass;du;ty in
the sgs men. of all ca which " come under
my cure, arc all IL 1t hive {, promise tn gcncr-
ous public, BY w,i,m have hitherto been hbcrally
sustained
u Ollie at m r.s:lenc, scc,ai DOR south os
the Edwards HJtl>c.
Plymouth, My !. iS51.-tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11
CARD COLUMN.


Professional and BIsiaess Cards, not erceedinq
FIVE breuier lines ia lrsJR. inserted ia this C1I4ma
for S. PER aaRum, i'ayrr ones ciarysd ia proper
tion
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11
DIR. n. II. NANyyLLE

hAvING loc,t>l in Frem,a: Smiths tavern
IL miles s5u.h % Pivm nth Offers his profcs-
sion u services to the community; and hopes b,
conssint and flithfu attention the duties of hi:
profession to mcrit il,re OF pubic p,tronlse-
NV I, 1e57.-3mp'd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11
THE REPUBLICAN,
Is Published every Thursday Morning,
BY 1. MATTINGLY.
ONCE on west side Michigan stree, rsrh OF Adams.

Terms o. Sabso sIPiions
IL paid in advance, Sl,50
Affer the expiration of three months, 200
At the end of the year, $50
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-11

Terms OF Alvegtisiags
One square (ten lines or less) three Insertions or
less, one dollar; each additional insertion under
three months, twenty-five cents
Business Cards, not exceeding five lines inserted
twelve months for Ave dollars.
Longtr advertisements, by the year. inserted at
the customary rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-17

We ooseYyed smorG he audience II Baft0ss tness,.
ART c1tpug tie Boz. A. v Brown, pastmsrsr General
,cctmyaaIed BY liza accomplished lady att yhte,.
me oiturs -shsd party appeared highly delighted with
Mrs Cusur.ps Neg serries. Coz BRO rr- w. 70 N,
city, Il this tue hts fsference 10 lie os.a = SO
Toe Tho res rSss once. Ho beloved 70 afBrecas foy
re nSce.el 2. cur neby IN that rctpct', md hir
reputation ,or Ebsfaiy ,ne iOca4 J-dsmsn,
ton.Atu q sfeieh, guaranty thai We pubic eape,.
Is1s wu rOt be di-.ypoaet IL the ereoston o. zee IN.
po,.snt trust coamted " him ~ Congress-
s.rrcs, a. Nevror. Rhode i-'-rd, ~ - ve-v Rsv,
Re- wr B-eucr, ircsHs Efsusri IL vsor-'-,euvr. n
TIE French s-sscn . sarah Yor-is crY eagsisr Ct n
Iae Aqtla p slut, q the ci'y G. New YcrK
ARRIVALS.
From Cal7rra IA Aaslov& y esmsnp N1ts IT. Lgh.
- g.. 2. "a ss,.as, ". Is.S 80 =. ,ss q
ssr. ~, 10 y snd TO '.r.sns WOO scyNs So
Ssi sS rs ,rrs sr-. sadr-a i aoa arvsr
6ssss,;lry "a H. 7 ses, an, 40 ~. q
FSss Ts Sc srs S sd AHA Cose.a IL "a >, A
,rsr t,s9r -s 90 ss a. ,s ss E-.s 's. ss
. :. 40 s ss s, ss' -s' i $40 ~ = sr'n
i rsssSd.I IA. ssh. v rsa.P - ss 10
s :ssS "a .sr BsS "a ssn sfd ' oss
i'.Sse.s gsv D w,ls and s Gu a.5sr -
an arrow. = a9~hA4 1ew. grub. sra 4 va
s,rrssr yrara j. ,e e1rr
Jet rs Riee, va pls.a, J q .dssas .dseem2,
! Flssltr kora Soore, Nstts- 90 i.~n. y u
roosey, y 9 ro~sss, vie ~ ,or We s'is.a Dyer
spc " 1tnsrsr Nrr Beirg 80 l-o -snareri .'-np
i'F Ss.n., ai' va ssA sss r y..'. MS =.
AdsT, xrs vsifsy. yso Hur. o J sgslstsn. Nrs
4 nrofnNv y q u,fi'aer, a emahsri rlsndresn,
yine,rr vAfwcrh n Br.dsrg-, L-ss : -i-ns,
istsur buE. Enpen, 9algshs Arg,d11ra,
-,f- sno Two CO.. aren, Ds-s ~ sra,A rennY.
xoaey tmsn. Yrs Esnner ADD two asnah, " rving,
Wires Pobert GORDON, Fsney sryterf = y =, .slrg
We, Gst - iopek srs Phlisps w fes wN1rssn,
rrcwu w Lrhasc, Mrs ssornr, y nvrre anG -.
PhlnpH wue. Ei.ut and nurse A 70 ~lsT. fro2nS.
Aeentt. ksq aus te4 10 ne for sSc cab.n.
Frun heN fssnE and Havans 10 stesnship Da1ie Web
ser-frm res 9riesEt-ars WniAkrt, n Gana, Nlte
.no 70 insn AL N IN NE Ffun Esvana Y
frrs tens 10 hrOheg, furzdes Ah1aue. Buatiiss
Ldbd, and 10 De
Flom Cha ton, IN he steamship CoIugtls-sues
gAdsteD y Galsfeu, swsn and y p avian, "a Costs.
Ncs@nTs, we Nr re-, " tsso ns-srd
Frm rttrrrpi, Ntrics 10 me hash Hampton
Bosds-3eorse Benet ~ a o. see Yoss
From hsrbsdTes ir the h.rk IA U.ssuu-p usr~3w.
isdy tao dauk k.ts GHd tefv.ut LsstC. ii ID we've
From IN ia Dor, Is n he BRIG ksue-g Co.t.r ADJ snd
nree eLrirer.
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IstS s,sapsAip 6O.ncdsrs Iauslsroy. Ovegos r. :sY
.s,I Snsy cA s.soSsnIy Columbia. IApNgs ors;O.;
Kosg; I'm Very vhtEge. OlsssSsousA 10; PanalS CAve
eAanehee Belle q We ooaA Lewk OAlcutta lh ChsrneS
,ssVANNAH o. D-Ar scir PiAndome, Brswn. Hsx
sALIM oos ySllr sshrs RIO 6,ands Allen NPorh; I<th
War eed Smith, PhlAdspAA. Old lNI bng Potomac. COT
sN NiNsroH, OCT is-An ssAr Richard Law. LA.DAs.z,
NYork
rHUDAgroN. Oct SD bark NinsveA Robinson NOR
leans: BIB Ichr Orrts Francis OZARK, Virginia
WILMIsarOR. Oct i2-Arr schr Hash Strong, Most. n
York CID 18th Ichrs Col sst.svy, Taylor York 4h, joni
A HlaI ley, Smnrns New YORK
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1xs. C~nninsham's Appeal from the BurrO-
gates OscsMou.

1xss Cunningham Appeal from the BurrO-
gates Decision.
SUPREME C0URr-sPECIAL TERM.
Before Hoa- Jadge RessevSl&
oUssKm M.-In ~ ~sa~ " a. wiu a. ~ late Hasps
Buvdsa-On ne ssggssoa 4 Judge Roosevelt ne ooua-
b thh court fssm The decision Of ne SuvvoRas in ne
Buroei Viii case Therc wus 40 isformaitty In sns pro
ossdings, ihs appeal nos having been properly nIsd.
An N6xIeH MAI0RANf m TROUBLE.
OAsyles Pec.nsll - Jsmes Con-rhs defenoant In thA
ease arrived nom sunex England in TIE ship Ooasuu
uon about wsss o. 70. aays si.os accompanied o.
sterling On reaching Casle Garden he was met BY Off
cor, Who was 0med with an instrument Of law made ON
the complaint o. The plaintiff, who charged Mr. COX with
being sbsocndirs debtor and he was hereupon
% Hdyidee street. ALL The yuHg lady provided with
Ss.: Wis y: S0us up
that bis oiert could not be held in prison for debt
due In England = he was In h~fal posaes,on Of the mo
70 marry the young lady Who accoupan,ed him to the
hand Of liberty start for The wss. and settle down
on farm nesr. 0amI bel and Aeashsr resisted the
mosion, but the Court ordered the 70 DO dis
charged from custody.
MBs. CUNNINGHAM IN COURT.
Ms Ounnir cham IN inc Supreme Court Chambers
this morning her counsel Intended mske infor
NAL motion In oFdoy that the public might bad mt
run away but Judge Peabody would NOT hear them and
counsel satsed n the that has made
her sppeaykuce.
Le-1ns % StinAo-d-rhis was motion 70 vscats IN
order for the arrest OF The Defendant, me parties had
legged robbed &ephsrdt In London out arrcetod 10
Ovepd and Obliged 10 restore hat he had stolen me
parties then came 10 America, 5terhad having srfe
FUN ~ mopcs In HE possession Lesins, n IL alleged then
entered rio conspiracy with Pier 70 defrsui stein
robbery ne Recorssr S;sm..sS he c,.s and sssu
hardt secure the a-rcst Of LSvps charge Of perjury
and conspiracy 70 defraud him or his money Levins In
su the statement or facts which the prevtous
arrest tad been made The now came up on hsoeas
corpus 70 ei'chsrge s'einnArd, and after being parity
nv md
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Ia Frrrra of NsvEEa, on
rn~ so,usI susicn Of TIE -a'ncso rceubc prevents
vsch Clearwater Of gravity mat ill b veSt elfcu
to get thro9fn WHOM helDg oss'~aelrsd ~ pc
violence a. par. rsrsoOs -sicn r-ess hard q q -
,Uoae NJ .i,er wnian /, n our tsr.s ed aux-st "a
h siosh 70 urde s,tsnd ~hsi end the Dtrioiesns
ySe ,benseves by the civil -sr trey nsve t.rFo-.ed
vrh ell chs-scieri-'i-s Of r1e anarchy; ~ -v A.
srt De tucred thu; there exTsrses are tcs'e ro
r'uea -tc chs-scerise al reo2. wtoe gnvsr1msu'T
tre " reality uohinf ,Us sacoes-ou % csssc, ~
resd ~ ne bead 20, ~ conscience, " p'ac' aud
90 by osutotsu.
ire suer .e rave sin ;ed 70 .sv, smopg sth~r a',yr
I've 80 't'fT ac-rs,ouer 70 hea ter csrroasdes and
wwte tFy end ron "me n tmr re terrible white n
scmo, Bar ~ rtucti 70 this -iiv 81 tts rsr
N re ro-er q The rt'oru',t. = ps-,y of whc-
10 no' tro~n for vrsm o. f,r !, al n suogxiesl
y svor o. whcrn Al he cs-r so~ps have been
uscer TIC dominion r. naysns-a -ourpssrrv wbict
would IN M usnner bs in ossi-es ., ass ~ ~ 10
ouue-ous reactup rvSer lors os -eas a. - 80, a m
-ish sod repre..rier ~ Gee ye--. ~ r.--v sr4 ?.
~srip Ip ruth t-ore y N. tte ~s,tA n,,A.s
rse ridicrlou' .pi - n - dssopyfnin,ss ihsa
ac~e revelations temoorsc rhcl sse go up orr, a.
N purpose O. cnansrT the le.o'nr .,ar.s.ur IL
pubic per.ury and ssasiypg eiinsr persous rspoa
we crofs s-shsnes greet tzd s,tsfbg sope, ~ es,a
NJ Gel being, snd the merchants s1e vafers psenl'ci
lost sod srer this revouiicn tire co5kpy 49, rssNE
suewerse m the 10 epe-t m .ery
AZ he ssinrs Of ne psese shp tor =. Thonss ts.r.
-e-e 10 cubic prison The cllc-nr re-scp. ID F1issric
rlsr. Fsnee rersomo, n. i1t F.uctco rysreds.
=. Jc,e Plehs'oo, n. joe Dies d. Efebsp Ness. VIII
s~o sous snd cpe 500 Of Gensrsl s.u.sm.rs val I'D
-ta TIC fiosi " revobs len -rn psssrcrw dekversi
a tbesg rgue.g N sedrssl -~nsrsh y Pc se and
g Ahsd ssn, sensrsl ssnue de- Rec . soss seooe-d.
- ~ Bsaa 10 Inc prerdepov ine oelssesp1 sa'er y
ssu. isrssid', y Pedro Vslverte sensscr @svrdo, ~
= srsftc Dgnor Q, 9ensrs scss, Pedro hJn'us s7d
% sor, Io't ssis Aorene y y PnJN, stv Jcaic tsu
Nsu sod g'es, many sers a. no; recolsi 80
evsr -hsa has bser ssd ~ oveh N give you an r. rar
mae IDEA ~ 'ns stustor % ris vsruoAc, wnc'e 'ishfg
s-sys spp.srec v ne IN ossitle. People are 5atgsd
rsthe' ~ NET reality tas ~ tnes oa~vi sppessance
rsthtr ~ ihsit rsss tran " how Present. Jndsr ~
rsn of vs- Toe DcminoGr revvtlc wir .ccetrsrir oe
wdortnnsie
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Fort OF new YORK, Crso0sY 10, 1897.
m1EAggn
stesmShp Fulton, wo'.on. A.yre.w I. Day.oa.
Stesmss 10 Isabel orin chssl.sfor~spoaud ! riissol
sD
ship america, Howe, Live pool Kingslsnd
ship Ocean aonr, ssnson, New oriears-o Drn:sn 4
Bs,s Gen 5ors, vHPsy gs,sa.T Mean Sous.
f s sassi is:l8 r.. fhsRs Ps
ssss isoSs rfs eshOn 0s area Walker.
sehr Isiel. Post. Psn,.oO s-rennsr Des.s
scsr i Van fame, Van Name Washing on-J Mckee
ssI s' s. s s.. ss s.sR '.
scss came soss e raa,1y nsISo Lewis Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Northern Lsht TiaklerIugn Arprwa. Oot 8.
Eh ss ds' a1a NJ Z w W Mlsss v ~ d y.
so Essxrn built erlogged and .t.ndored forenss
sse % ss sS 81 @
Gas be ae her me sans SOC sAs we're e.,
gon. e ABOVE q no conos ID, sap Floating 1sphyr o.
sc.,sn ss.ors reported abandoned and crew taken Hso
STEAMSHIP Daniel webster Miner New ors,n. 9Th ms, via
stsamship Columbia Berry Csarls stnn u EourK Nth dse
ssas1.s s.psb1sa .e,m.hO is Aas.; hence
ton; rr,dsy Pm 70 miles o. Ba nesaA passed ,anshD
s:ssiship Jsmssss.n ssrrss Sortos, &c With mdss and
Err E.ssa Ss'.ssIp$I.l p.r.sy Porte o.seao.
erss; ks. gome sa!s No dais Is, 81 Ian rs q. daylight.
passed he hull of vessel with thing snng but Of
loren day parsed several aud quantity OF
timber; 3tt ins. 90 bynegs In IS faihoms passed
the heel sckIg ah out II feet wafer suppos
ed y attached % snaten vessei
ter = II O~Wof
SER wolen,t Pyker Bo..nn s days
Sch II Read, hcAy, Albany .os New Bedford
schr reari, Kelly, lorny fcr New Bedford.
Hnhr Jacob aaym nf Bsndy, Albany for ~tou.
scbr Daniel rebseE, -, Albany for Boston
Scar Hertrik Hudson. Rsoon, Ripsson for Boston.
fcir Jno wsscr, Dfbbs, New Hruna vtck iaya
Steamer Asansa eager. Charleston i2h inst OF 3ule,
toe Oh cape Spot oshy Georges Creek irum
Baltimore for Isr ts.r; SIN Inst OF Ahs-Sou passd he
body ~ . ovpse floating
stsAmer Pelican. Aldreh. Providence
AR sh. schr Vim Deliver e. Tsyk Sept 10 OF snd
Tor Nantucket
BELOW.
shir CSs-o Of rFrnr Knowles from Cnchs Ifhnds June
- VIA Hampton Rosds win guano.
SAILED
s-esr arr. lY,sel. Cnsr'egor; weeerurcr Savannah
fh;p Krg ana aoewen sprasue New Orl>AnA;
rcs. Lvtrccol, taris borgstede tUdl Akyab; Dam
Valparaiso.
All vh The eYnepton ~ the STEAMSHIPS retune,
sad anchored In the OF tho unsed
tie weather Were In the 10 bar
is-se runoer Of ouisgrd bound veaes desed ny tss
Prom oasr.rsre hs morning ship Phocr or Liverpool;
b'ig J . Jones, for Charles on
al orivare boand vesses that ~ sn-hor iulthe
lo~e bAy detained 81 fog vent 70 ssa h,e mo Mig
Wind ., sunrise Hw meridian az; Eatse ME- WITH ran
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aaIAED or .yuHA xpRE-R-PEREAangy ROsa.
iIsR co. havana proprietors vi for rfrd frssa al
All psrs o. Cuba By uniied States Gamer PHI
se,rh< on The lTh of Got inst Freight eeyeTso
ma on me day b-iore ~s invoice M hs sc
FOR cesrlns a. ibe Custom HOUSE.
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COAL.

" REQ ar pe Sch orrhsr6) prime qualny WI he viii
iarn''n M,ns ore, mn prics o TINS BOY or rscresn-
so.sS .ssSgs rs vs cssr Goals W oun
rot Canal and oervv srses ssd soyrersf spe ID wS
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For wAth NE company wa isue eight per
bonds with semi annual dAsod O-U5rT lsi
and having 9eusy nve yeaxs to run
In or % give the numerous holders OF snsl amounts
he oopAs ~ be M i've hundred dollars each he reSaArds
FOR taousand dc1lArs.
onsr things osnS saoas prsssrsecs win % given .c -
nvd 70 shaxe In TIN loan, bu the company hs
soves the right oonsdeS tho responsibility OF The pAxs;
making the proposals. - we'll a tho ras offered With tasss
pro rA.A, 70 he hiRhe bidder
Noes Of the company bonds matrns between ths 5s
and July 1858 viii be roccavod payment for tits loan, wiz
FOR ms proecon Of these bends and Of tAoss mssur!ns
1850 An subsequently, first mortgage the propsrt,
and franchises OF The has been exssnted 70 J.
niAnins provso that sinking fund shai be pa sss
Trustees annually ci-nt 70 abso-b The proscr ssue
fu7e aury whh shall re invested In tas Issue OF bonds
ong - ney can be bought 81 oy under ten cent rrun
-oeAarwiss 81 Ia discretion Of The Trustees
The proposals. win be ouod the ofcs Of tho Company
the l0h day o, November next r. n, In. presero<
NE Above named 1r tsecs who aceept The trust win ss
Lble paxea nominated majority OF OF 6onds
isAAo Lrvsssons, YreasursS
February Is, 1850
Section Ae people OF the State Of Michigan enact Pa
lAe Michigan Central Railroad Company, By OF s d
recora or majority hsr~ot may increass It's capital socl
Ia CONSTRUCTION, compilation equipment operHtng and
up of nsn road ana ts erans and % lay
aSsels sos iGr he ,o.s and bob within and xsos
debts incurred 70 be incurred for such
sacs ana ~ such Of insrss sncs d-osS
majority hcreof may ostermne and The said sock ana
ic Director or m,o,Ly er.of may s,rrgve and sad O.
sAey ADOPT fer ne boxers o. such Ss
q oorvsst Ne pr,nopd dus nsrsm mo ,hs siock o. Ne
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spORyTINa.

KroE SAFE A NHvgO UEDLAED Dog u ssrFs
old of the ~ ct IN be city vasy tls, mi
wl be sod cheap the owner 'esy the cav Appy n IN
west slevenlh street
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AIHAEAo TOE EEw IoRk-flus DAT.
sD HnS u hocN SETS.
trE EXITS - HIGH WATER CO
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NTIw YORK MEDIC L COLLEGE. RASr rHIRrSENrU
IN street ,near sozria Avenue-see .5yoirct7T lec-
he fall Nc winter OF Instruction 81 he oliver
ed Tuesay evening clober 10 al N O'Clock Ia Do COZ
cgo by Professor n Cayrocean, N. D.. fhs sndy OF
Science beu bs ~ the medical p-osr s,ion students
mecrne and the pub generally invited present.
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TFlos coCRss :. f-rRorTJss-oN MONDAY,
~ Otys0r Az rtihp&si oclyck Drsci.ey ard
psAs q " nls beats best htee In f- Is hArns,a w.
Wh.rlan nsneI ial Gall ey NOoiraI tanea b. n.
lnl N0osrr1; II. Jnlrn,n rora 'c rgtela, e..
rarll tanean Nii-r'r i-ulsel; n. Mas "a.
Lady IhehhslS. fse will f-r, Broor-
70, or toe course At tsrrv inu psst o1.cs AVID
iarn - 5000 ~ no 'por Fare srd r.turn, ~
GEMS snsx vi re. ur.rtetors.
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Vyo WHOM IN NAY noFJARN-AHy PRISON HOLD
L Ing 40 4 In any of ths He~ York or ~rcoklsn ,saks
70 Oppose Of par valn c.ndo Il srcb.nxe or
valuable Ia serm'engice.. by
OF he Unltd states Answrrs sfdr~ssed Real and
left The Broadway Pat of,s, Sul pro attea
WAEyED-RArLRoAD Oh BANK STOCK, TCR
w which uneneumbered real win glven Aimo
2r0o 70 q eco .sned bone and property
srAnd Williamsburg. A H. 0OUsE
90 south street, corner OF Wen.
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l3Il EGs or RI EstIy OF TIE CITY or NEW
~ Tork.-Tr regular course 81 lectures - s institution
sl comner-. werrssfar. a. nsLt ~ cox 7. NJ.
ard win be delivered - Ne che uic,i bs q 70 New yors
rnrs ia rffrteunih street. east ~ fclrh
Tha les,nre on abem.y b Prtf q. Doremu- d., ADD
Do laaur,r on x.sr uaede. aud pharuscg y Prof 0oo.
ThurSer Trkets ~, bs prncu-d OF yam1
y maxwell "a W. i.m street; .nsera Lu9y, corner Il
rropd- ssd Horalor street, and Thcnv Green
OF roadway and urt~ents sweet Members ~ the soles
can rrtrufe lh-ir Crsf iirkets Supplying asove.
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DHOKEN BANK

TOLD AND SILVER BoU9a7 AND SOLD, AND Six
~ yer exchanged for gold. by TREVOR COLGATE, Al
Wall street.