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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11

1000 Goldguarl, vest and fob
Chains. ........... 10 90 to so 90 each
1000 Gold Pens and Pencils, 90 to Is 90 each
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops,
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings,
Shirt Studs, Watch KEYS, Gold and Silver Thin
bles, and variety of other articles, worth from
so cents to SIS 90 each. s
On the receipt of the subscription money, the
subscribers name viii be entered upon our books
and the GIFT forwarded wiSn enc week to him, by :
mail or express, post paid. e sss-- q
G-All communications must be addressed to &
DANIEL ADEE, PUBIlsHER, 81
Jull5 81 II CENTER STREET, NEW oRis z
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11

BOOTS 4 SHOES.-We will receive, in a few
I'D days, a tremendous stock. RICE SMITH.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11

MOI CE
Theregular meetings of the Board of Trustees
of Center township, will be held on the first Sat
urday in each month, at the court house in Plym
outh. VI. A. o. PACKARD, Clerk
ma7'5f-2slJ tssss< - ssi = ss7s
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11
TERMS. IN ADVANCE:

TERMS, IN ADVANCE:
One copy for one year and one gift. 50 90
Three copies one year and three gifts. 49,. % 90
Five copies one year and gifts. s. 90
Ten copies one year and 10 gifts. .15 90
Twenty one copies one year and 81 gifts. 30 90
The articles to be distributed are comprised in
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11
FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats f. Gaps, etc.,

A choice assortment Of Cloths, Cassimeres,
Vestings, Trimmings, etc. The best of workmen
for making and cutting to order, cheap and prompt.
DAVIDSON & Co.
ncfIl(daff
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11
A Wifc'S PRAYER.

DANIEL MCCLURE, Secretary of State.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11
cLoTHING TRADE,

Need ask more than examination OF oul
mammoth stock by the public before purchasing
elsewhere. We have ON hand 500 Fall & Winter
suits, partly home and partly Cincinnati ma-lu-
facture, made in a superior style.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-11
CURED.

N0fk@S
their symptoms IL
than 5000 cases of ca
all afflicted people wi
portunity, as the Doc
he can before he dies
DANIEL Al
Who Is his sole agent
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burning OF Gen. Harrison's Log CABIN a
N.rtn Bsnd-HisJory Of the Cabin.

frrnm CNrcnneu Gatette, Juiy ~.
The residence of General Harrison wa beautifully
situated about three hundred yards back river
and facing H. in the midst OF Q mp Of doe veee,
chiefly locuss Of these trees stood tall aud green
in front of the house. like sentnels aud yesterday they
seemed as II they had been killed their poss for their
branches we're burned their leaves shrivsed and their
whole appearance was moribund.
The residence itself consisted Of the central log cabin
and wings running east and west The log cabin CD
has become 90 famous in our political history, whose
mention even yet makes giow Of the spr. of 40, WAS
the second built 1t this place. The rst that built by
the patentee and fret settler John Cloves Sgmues aud
was located nearer the river than Gen aarrsons Tue
log cabin was Of the genuine aud uusdultersed kind
built OF huge logs, with gigantic stone chimueys ana
finished in tho bsckwoods style. The caoia, how
ever, was long since clspbosrded, and the wings
which were added, being built in modern style.
the whole presented q symmetrical appearance.
As Gen. Harrisou's family grow numerous. additions
were made 10 the cabin till the structure grow TO length
OF some my feet and proportional width. Waeo
asked Why he did not build new house upon the hill
that rises back Of the present building Gen Harrison
Piled that he found the cabin there aud bad added 10
~ occasion required until he had added much that
hardly seemed worth while TO desert II together.
The diagram given below is t0lerably corree! repre-
sentaon Of the outline Of the cabin yeser
day
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CCOTTISH ACCEPTED RITE OF ANC!ENrMAsONRY-
sn e page pss nOss an sa1aSs from SSs ssa The
Ess q which
duty tovereign Irsna OcmTsnder OF ss lssi
the United s,sis. iS,owny rspy.sai:
d. Tie snS and
only authority whah they cls% Y from j. aorSoHs
"a yss some rs.ord: ispt De IA Note Who
S an
:See he
thor Of that y read TIA;
BE hsm equally honorable he "a - ne mater
b ~s S s s IL so
refer TO worthy and well Informed sasoI S.o-
asI .@1h S0ss y
Ss
@ be .Ss not ens before s aSs IL
S h , :s s s OF ss zeal q o,
being without head receive howsve, they have exer.
s:s % q s1y
SScsy Without ssSo! h the n wos Or s
the blue dssrseA Of the York rite which the rule Of
o. and he ssh would plain EnsS spell Mstsy
and In he
for would be only evidence h,y could
hs
the pow bad gel Eng.h gal but they
s
few since wherein they assume the control Of al
the order And In closing ASSERT that hold
my the original warrant for the establishment
of chapter Rose Crox and Prince Of Jerusalem. signed
by Dewitt Clinton and twenty others Of the most influential
then in the State, which be 9; time by
csng as Division New York. The ocers and
members of lodges and chspters under
Supreme Grand Council hereby informed that the
Supreme Grand Council at New Orleans, under the com
membership of moot valiant and usrous chief James
The only legal bodies and only 10 acknowledged
In lois hemisphere HENRY ' G. isIW6oD, Sow CIR oonr.
July 80, 1885, No. As Division street.
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phrase Iof Jerrys whom speaking Of the AsxieAns
Jerry declares that he and one more Of the rAsiegs
iunteers (the Jerry freely ~ere tho ociy
Americans that could beat the Mexcaus 81 monte ana
such other games they Played aud IS proof OF H.
Jerry brought home quite number OF lnmps oil gold
whicbha took great delight showing as pecmens {"
Mexican currency.
wien the ssry,cs of the rAllsdsegs volunteers expired
10 Mexico, Jerry returned with his young master
Major Smoot fnsuy purchased Jerry VIE ano oo'o
Watson gave Jerry permission TO go wnere anu Saeu NO
pleased de ssvs most OF his time Q. Major Sn)o!s,
feeding pss working in the garden and doing such hss
v,yk AZ he feels dispcseh 10.
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The English Turf.

LIVERPOOL SUMNER MEETING.
WEDNESDAY, July 1.-The Knowsey handicap, OF 100
scvs., added 10 handicap sweepstakes OF each.
Winners extra One mile and half II CUBS.
Mr.. J Shepherds Peto, by PAynon, yrs, st. Id.
Mr.. j. rhompson's Terrific, yrs, 5r Il ID. (Cbs-
Captain Whites Moose, yrs, st. Perry.
Nr. r leo Brock Cd abs Ion, yrs, 6st (iast)
Mr. J. Osbornes Lady Alice, yrs, 81. ID. (Grim-
Mr. Copelsnds ThorDbii, yrs., 81 Ii ID, including
Id. extra Qlumb)
Be,ing-6 W against Terrific 70 against Babylon
70 against Peto, 70 against rhornhil, 10 against
Moose, 10 10 l against Lady Alice.
Won cleverly by half length, q length between the
second and third; Babylon wss . bad fourth; rhornhi
pulled up, and did not pass the post
THuEDAY, July l5.-Handicap Plate of loo 7. Y
Chr. Copperthwsites LADY Kingston, by Kingston,
yrs. 6st 2b. "a h~ards) .................
Mr. r. Ten Broecks Babylon, yrs, ISL Alb. (Ford.
xr cIGs Joan Of Arc, yrs 5st SID. q. soowdenj.
Mr. j. Tbom psons sans Culoe, 4yrs, sst lib (Aldcro
Mr.. J. Osbornes Alfred, yrs, sat 7Ib o. Osborne)
Mr.. Hsifords MAnsfay, 3 yrs, Tst Glib. (Sno rden).
Mr.. Hunts llly By the Flying Dutchmsu, dam by ven.
son. 2 yrs. 5st (Grimshsw).
Mr.. Dsrsons Mrs. stowe, yrs &st slb. Carried bst
Mr. smiths Mss Partridge, yrs, ast SID. q. Adsms)
Betting 70 against Mrs. stowe, 70 1 each against
Mansay and Joan Of Arc, 10 against Babylon 10 70
against Lady Kingston.
Won By six lengths. babylon, who WAS pulled 40 on
nearing tre post finished length advance OF Joan OF
Arc; Manstay was bad fourth; Mrs. Stove was next.
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A LANDLORD ON Hrs TRAvELs.-The Toronto
Cons says that Mr. Russell, proprietor OF the Russell
House IN that city, having driven 10 distraction by
the preseoauou Of bills quietly len the city on Sunday
morning By Of the American bosts, Carrying vita
him certain valuabes but leaving hIs wife ana family a.
Temporary hostages with his creditors. The smpoyts
of The house whose claims remained unsettled, became
turbulent and many Of the guests were obliged W leave
Fnky be police took possession or the premises, wncn
they held Al last accnnnis
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Political Intelligence,

Hos. HuMrHBEY MARsHALL's RscuTIoS At LouEvnIR--
The Louisville Courier Gays that when Humphrey Nsrshall
reached that city Robert " Baird made glorious
speech. He took his stand upon the wharf and the
huge form Of Humphrey darkened has vision, he ned MP
his voice and spoke ~ follows
Mr. BAIRD's sPEscu.
chow are you, Colonelr'
To this touching and eloquent reception Humphrey
made The follawing appropriate and haing reply
COL. MARsHALi's Reilly.
GLOW do you do, BobSp
These beautiful specimens were taken down ne deliver
ed by special pbonogrsphic reporter and they may be
imnIicitly relied upon.
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CMrTmouAN HOUSE BROADWAY, CORNER OF

-MrTHoSIAN HOUSE,. BROADWAY CORNER OF
- Houston street. New York.
Conducted on the European plan.
Single rooms, 80 cents, 20 cents and y per day.
Double rooms and psrlors ~ 20 70 ~ per day.
Meals q all hours and ~ order 20.
or "a per day for rooms and board At option
This hotel will be found by the ravel ubc 70 be Of
be most the city. II IN centrally located and has
All the the highest priced hoels The aver
er asss the guests u other hotels why they submit N he
packed denaely IN cots IN public parlorr and
bath when good always to be had, and
two strangers put together and the prices are less
BIZ On quarter 20 one balfi
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WINES. LIQUORS. sc.

r oNDor DOCK HRNsEssy BRANDY. FOURTEEN
IL years DID, pure London port psle vini 1877 Can be
relied for medical by The bople, Dozen ra0n asn
general assortment OF enc and msium sues Jregn ass
porter sesArs, 6c. IA. b. kIRK, IS Fulton street,
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CLOTHING. &C.

lry QUANTITY OF g-ErrFwgNs Ivrr OFF
q clttng wsnie to the Southern and Western 1arkete
cent more ths1 their supposed vain. viii
BE paid BY ealing he store or eddressns The d. CoDroy
A. Genre street
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rttvTEIs,

DLArCARR HoUsE--BRoADwAy AND rwsLFrI
ID street. New york-Re opened and elegantly furnished
with every modern Improvement Transient board ~ pc
day. BY the week ~ lower rates. Public patronage re
spestfufiy solicited By The msnagement-
BLANCAAD AMACfsFfIsAn.
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TNANIEI VI. GOAN-YOU ARE RESPECTFULLY RE.
~ quested 10 call Collector Scheu, A. the New FORK
Custom 10 relation to the MISTER referred to in
letter dated York. June H. 1853 Please call at an early
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NoR ADoPTION-A FINE BOY, TWO DAYS OLD.
of healthy and respectable American psrena In
quire CT DR.. Perry, l29 Franklin street. sew YORK.
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REWARDS

~
a = RswARD.-LosT. JULY 70 1919 on THE BLooN.
Oh nRdae rood package of addressed ~ Capt
j. b. q. Ishsm, Metropolitan Hotel The finder vii recsive
the reward By leaving ,he At the oce OF e Ne
uopolitan Hotel
600 REwARD-LOsT ON FRIDAY MORNING.. JULY
SZO 70 small black and tan hngtsh terrier slut she
small bead long and tail and 70 The
Trolic Whoever Will return the tbs -
Twenty foarh street. shall receive the above reward,
CsD)
eDO RywARD.-LosT. on MONDAY, 25TII. RE.
scLO tween and IN the morning, q gold watch with
of wide ribbon attached In going from Norfolk street
through Grand Bowery Browne, Broadway Spring street
The finder will receive the reward by returning the
a. " 81 Norfolk street 1SA o. HORTON.
NOAn REwARD.-MRa ELIZA BRArNAN HAS
pZUU been missing from this city since lss csiay If
ternoon oclook duly 9 when abe left Third street
hes way steamboat Thomas Hunt the foo, Of Robin
street she In between rs and ~ years OF
sge Of medium she light hair blue eyes, oy forehead vas
drcsped IN mourning black and v black bsrere drc~s
with satin stripes blsst Grape manuis, with deep frll;
with She small gold watch,
with charms attached and lfh Venetian gold chain. and
black psrasoi and fhe above reward viii be p.d
information which win lead -
snovedee Of her where's Information 70 be lett with
DspA Carpenter Deputy superintendent Of Poise corner
Of Broome and Elm rreets
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN. NOW VISITING
a The city and having ample wishes 70 form NE -
quMnance o. some Young woman, an accomphssea ,ssy
with view to mstrmooy. She must consent 70 spend be'
winters IN the sugar ces of Louisiana MONEY
no Object Address for twenty DAYS r. H. r. Dor I'D Herald
Office NY.
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NEW PURLICATIONs

THROWS CITY DIRECTORY,
WILSON'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY, ard
WILSON'S Cs-PARrrERsHfP DIRECTORY
JOHN y. TRov
SO broadway.
yuLy 8, 1883
rur rrrEar rIUsrRAryD WORK vvss ISSUED
The life Travels and Adventures ~ Ferdinand soto
Dacoverer ~ Mississippi steel and enRravings
bS svo paees wanted in New Y1rk, Boston
ngoa City, and In every other city and souniy
already engaged, 70 canvass for this work.
J. l.. LLOYD, Publisher Phis fepha.
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ITO FOREIGNERS IN PARTICULAR, AND the REs1

wv fOhtlNNFHN IN PkhIltlhhht
Of the gentlemen In general:-A bewitching widow;
aged g. and ray young lady AGED l wish " CORRESPOND
and With two gentlemen Of refinement position ant
means win view 20 marimony References etsenangea
For the widow address Cornne kQntgomery TOT hs young
lady Lulu Delorine, Rochester, ~ "
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ANTHOLOGY.


ryy.AnvoyAHCn-Nna mynOUR, Ifs spprro 81.
fsv DOOR weA 81 Broadway, Ne ssecessfsi me6
ss ssS bussuen elakvcyart In AnsssA Ashns eroocne-
n nvsw sop aink debility. indigestion sorofuis As ouys4
Hewvrh~ rpsrse sfvtce sssnea sbssrt rsods. Ae-.
s~h sHnufncsos rvea par sken.
rFRprCAL Cr,ArRvoyANCE-MRs. MOORE BOTANIC
nj physician. 10 the late Dr. Brown and Dr,
pescker male clatvovsnt
in world be covsuled daily At s5 s2sheth street,
81 John building Satisfaction given or no charge
-
NJ B.-wHo HAS NOT HyARD or THs CTLu-
N brated Madame PREwBrFH. ghe has been consulted
BY thousands In this and other cites With este sasfacon.
confident she has equal she as M
future hushsnd sl~o hat Of bee veer vop wtrh
yuh rive her At powsry opposite aoes al sreeA
Ladies, 30 eenh; gentlemen, ~
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Personal.


nANlEL u. GoAN-YOU ARE RrsPsCTFuLLY RE.
- quesed 10 call on Collector scheD a. the New FORK
e9 aaea Ysf june s ~ Please call at early
day.
G,oR ADDITIONAL FINE BOY TWO DAYS OLD.
born Of healthy and respseable amercIn psrena In
uoRAoE BENJAMIN rENwicK. wao ARRIVED II
last viii hear Of something % hs advantage by calling on
be thankfully received at the above
JNFoRMAroE WANTED IF DR. LECLEsO (eDoU.
.rss a he msy bear oe 4.s sns S aSsn
JrH.E. KRAusE LATE OF oALIsoRNIA, u IN the
dress 70 Spring street Post ofnoe. station A.
AM ANxJousLY WAITING FOR YOUR NEW AD
ders You win have soon ths bottle Of FrangipAn &c
Ar L. HAS ARRIVED FROM HAVANA, AND IS
M. at highly tbrd street.
THE FIREMEN.
T AvAYEiTE Observation-Disclosures WILL BE A
mse'ine held today at IN os'ss ss soass o.
%s%ssrs ard for gong 2 sssAny on
JAS. pavlpsos, Sec. Onsnmsn-
be La ayee Assoclsion on The ir visit 10 Albany are re
qns,es % meet at the truck uss ts,y sSnd.y snsas' L.
Jas DavIDsos. Secretary
THE MILITARY.
VETERAN CORPS Oy 1872 OF THE STATE OF NEW
York "A monthly meeting Of the corps will be held Al
he hssdqu .rers 81 spenard street, Monday, august
"'o'''e. T. NJ D' TfiHitMls JEREMIAH President.
WV W. HnIIKER, Zee. Col A. W. JONES, Wise President
LOST AND FOUND.
L,oUND-A LONG TAIL BAY HORSE IN NEvINs
street Brooklyn; the have the same hy prov
property and paying by applying to The sub
scriber, No. 10 Sevns street. Brootlyn.
TEYs LosT.-oy SATURDAY. AUGUST 81, some
N where In the peishborhood 81 the Park; dollars viii
the international IoteL rAylors saloon broadway.
\ OST-THIB MORNING. JULY 81, 1853, IN or NEAR
~ the Custom House, twenty 1--WE dollars In bills The
finder will be bsndomeiy rewarded BY leaving the same a.
the Register OF Vessels desk, Custom House
r osT.oN THURSDAY AFTERNOON, A MOURNING
IL pin, with hair and got back. while passing In Sixth
avenue and welfth between Beecker street
vsnih snitsbie reward viii be given when return
ed 10 46 Twelfth nreet
RIFT IN ONE ov THE FlFTH AVENUE oSNrsUsEs.
IL going Tuesday evening, about ii oclocs, At The
corner OF and 9eyeuteenth street large black
opera glass leaher The finder will receive sna
for Mr. Bsfcy.
CTRArEi5 OR sToIEN.-Two HORSES srRAYHD or
- stolen nom pasture Morris Westchester
county. rbursday night 9sh inst bay
oosns about hsnds the other brown color about i5S
upon their return 70 d. Prai Por, Morris Harlem
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FURNITURE.

A SMALL REePECTABLE FAMILY GOING TO AUS.
~ uaa, world dispose OF there establishment parlor
krheu add bedroom furniture c1mpete, half
be sold By Tuesday Apply 70 Mr. HATCH NJ Union
place, Brooslyn
IryANpLLED CHAMBER SUITS or FURNITURE IN
n ali colors and Styles wholesale and retail prices rom
SIS and upwards WARREr WARD, III Canal street. old
No. -. four doors east Of Broadway, New York
U,URrrTURE A FAIR VALUE GIVEN FOR FURrr.
carpets, ,oks, &c., &c. Ai i sirh avenue be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets
CUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BArRs-
- Fare 50 cents esch wsyrhe staunch and commOdous
sea ream.r NEW HAVEN, Capt N. Andersen. Jr, make.
regular rps 70 The Fishing Banks every day except saur
day, leaving Chambers street Erie Railroad pler I'D
Amos street Tl5; Spring street. 8 Peck alp. SIS Pier NO
river O'Clock fshng tackle, bait and refreshments
board.
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INO3 6ALE-THE BEILEVILLE IRON WORKS COM
psny New Orleans offer for sale their enre propert
consisting large quantity Of valuable tools and machinery
suitable for ounery work AL being of approved dsssrp
tion Also OF patterns and the stock Of
hand consisting of pig scrap sheet and boiler
coal copper 10 The entire properly With unexpired
only to satisfactory parties very favorable ers For
apply once of the company, at the works
Aeiers by addressed the company box No go
Poet office. New Orleans
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&C -chimne7s.
DD.-Doors.
P.-Parlor.
K.F.-Oid kitchen, where the IRE caught.
K-The kitchen.
S.-Servant giye' rooms.
L@-Seeppg room.
0LC.-Che cabin part.
V.-Porch leading from F. 70 s.
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HORACE BENJAMIN FENwICK, waO ARRIVED II
III the ship Amos Roberts from New Orleans. March Il
will something his advantage by calling
Guild, III Broadway New York Any information as 70 h
present Whereabouts win be thankfully received At the above
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and afterwards 70 send him 70 Germany W hnsn bs stu
rbe deed Of msnumlssion was then ordered 70 be re-
eorced.
From the Selma, Ala Sentinel, Jolly 27l
AN OLD NEGRo-A SERVANT or WASHINGTON.
While In T.llsdega county few weeks ago, spent
an evening At the residence Of Major Ben "a nu sr
near hardsvle and there found relic OF the Revolt
tonsry war In the shape OF an old negro man, whose
name vas Jerry, and who Informed as 'oss ne Wa one
great ker relating the incidents an scenes OF the Re
voutionsry with great real and feeling he gave us
me following account Of himself, which re were soose-
periy u Colonel Fauuteroy, or Rsppahannocs county,
Virgins, IN the year i75l and vile General Warrington
Vas W phuadeIha, attending the Continental Ccugress,
be purcnaed hm from his master giving thirty pounds
for him soon Aer he became the property OF washing
Ton, Gexerh Washipgson took command OF the army
taking Jerry WIN MIN q his body servant, which position
Jerry occupied until The close OF the great struggle
for American Independence taking an active part
IN all the battles In which Washington was eor,red
Jerry feooune WI grea accuracy the prominent Incl
hardships experienced by the soldiers on tha ,aStcan
forces especially Of the hardshps Tue Jersey coonv
Alsr the close o. 'ne war, Jerry was taken V Noun,
death Of General Washington, when, becomlnr dam,
tente5 In consequence OF his wife moving u distant
neehborhood he was sed 10 the owner Of his wife a
few years sfier, Jerrys wife del He again bso1mIos
dsaaashed with his master, again sold and aas1v
Was carried Richmond and placed IN the public ms,ket
where se vas purchased by me lMner o. C,one Hugh
kept Jerry until his death when he fell into the hands Of
his young mas,er-C1l. Hugh P. Watson.
When the vr with MexIoo took place ani there
cali Cor volunteers 10 nght the battles Of she
country, Colonel wsison was one Of those woo vouu
tcered AZ soon az Jerry heard that, he aid biz
young master should not go unless be too went wiz
him. Jerry true " biz determination, indeed BY a
faFhful aschneu 70 his master, with the rAiale
n boys Jerry would not only take every opportunity 10
MI skexioan nut would when he c01d n1i snop, o1e
win Their money IRON We yalar dev'," u very p5Pl
, 1858-05-21

N
DY VIRTUE on An EXECUTION 10 Ne
ID directed, issued upon Judgment rendered IN The
United Saiea District Court IN and for he "a Judicial
District Of Washington Territory, a he February
the estate Of b p, barstoE, and against H. O. Page,
Henry Roder and Z. Y. Peabody, for The sun of
$500 90 Of principal and t505 IS a Interest and
costs Of suit have levied upon. taken. and win ol1f
At public aale 10 the highest bidder at Whalo0m
Whatcom county, Washington Territory, On ne 1ld
day Of Nay, A. D. 1855 between The hours Of O'Clock
propertv % E towt ons s,1 Mi m sIso,,, N ~ es
side Of Bellinghnm Bay, aud known a. the Whafcom
MILL together with al he 1xturel and appnrcnanccs
thereunlo belougingt also one anvil one blactlmlIh
bellows and one wise, or enough thereof % aIIlIy
said execution, together with interest On 500 % u
the rate Of ten per cent per annum from date Of
JAMES CARR,
Sheriff Whatcom County, W.T..
t Per Jonn A. TnlNANI. ulpuIy.I
Whatcom, W. T., March %, 1858. ow1o f'nril
, 1858-05-21
New and Brilliant!

TN CONSEQUENCE OF LATE AND TRANSIT.
ring events which has been setting the citizens of
California "tip-toe," an unprecedented rush has
been made upon Whatcom by hungry multitude.
To satisfy the cravings Of the populace, JONES &
FITZPATRICK have just fitted up for the accommo-
dation Of the travelling community, and persons en-
route for the mines-a large and commodious
Boarding House,
where all will be regaled with the best produced in the
country. .-,....
The proprietors will endeavor to render all com.
Portable who may favor them with their custom.
May Is, 1858. 25tf