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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-04-28
ont nrisl,5ors down Street, as we ex-

OHf nc'Sii9oTs Gown street, as we eN
recte.l, afFe 4 10 be incrcdulous- in regqrd t.
our Statement, oil what we heard ecrtsiI
prominent Democrats IN this place say a
bout anobbins Saloons under certain con
tingcrcics. but il Is true nevertheless. Ii
j. matter of small consequence whethei
they believe it or not. They do not con
trovest the correctness of what VIC said in
.Tcgarfto those two Democrats who pub
licly alvocated resort to mob law for the
suppression OF, the liquor traffic--one is as
true as the ether, and .bo.l are correct.
p Their statement that Ncidig "slid over
to the Republicans about year ago. and is
now one Of the best kid of Republicans. .
is known to be untrue by every one about
Bourbon who knows any thing at all a
absut his politics lie voted an iInscra;ch-
ell Democratic ticket last fall and again
this spiing.--so we arc told by reputable
and rliable men. who profess to know
whereof they affirm I'VE venture the as
sertion that the editors ofthe DINO raj can
not prevail upon any. respectable Demo
crat about bourbon TO append his name to
sucha statement as they make about Ne-
tIig.ss II follows that their statement that
none but Republicans were engaged in the
Bourbon riot is untrue. aud that their
inrormer 'misrepresented the facts to them.
We shall not attempt to defend Esq.
1Coxen from their repeated unjnsti6ablc as
saints He has shown himself fully capa-
bic of defending his own acts,
When the Democrats party was in
power in this place. IN 1857, the Trustees
of the Corporation passed. an Ordinance
granting the privilege of selling intoxiea-
ting liquors to tao persons only. upon the
payment OF a stipulated sum, and forbid
ding all others under severe penalties from
engaging in the business. We alluded to
this matter week before last in the same
article in which we referred to the other
cttIcSs WITH Jul lictc5 III tIttS-
ton, and charged that the leading Demo-
Gratis of Plymouth had demonstrated by
that act, aud the favor with which they
received Gov. WiIlarl's uniform s50ssh-
eense law, together with the further well
known fact that all Of them arc in favor
of an additional Corporation fax of $50
upon each liquor establishment, for the
purpose of "drying up allthc dirty little
Dutch and Irish holes in the place. as
they express it. that they were in favor OF
monoPolies---givins one or two Pets in the
place the privilege of selling liquor and
torbidding all others. Our neighbors quiz
city pass this over, knowing it was unde
niable. j. d. \. Klinger. was a member
of the Board of Trustees at the time the
Ordinance granting the unconstitutional
and aristocratie monopoly passed.. He is
again candidate for the same place
Should the Democratic ticket succeed next
Monday poor men and small dealers will
have to stand from under, if the past is
any guarantee Of the future.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-04-28

The Democratic papers all over the
State, having nothing else to console them
in the recent elections, are growing Justify
over the -rcsult-iB> this~township. They
are not aware that large number of Re-
pablicans staid away from the polls pur-
poscly to let The Democratic candidate for
Trustee get an increased majority. know
ing that it would puff him up so that his
friends would have to hoop him to keep
him from bursting Their expectations
have already been realized 1t is amusing
TO sec the airs he puts on and how pompous-
~ he struts., Hoops. it is now confident
ly predicted. cannet save him long. ARP.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-04-28

The latest intelligence from Europe is OF
lmost warlike character War, il woiila
seem, from the news brought by the Cir
.assia, on Tuesday, is inevitable
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-04-28

l.. ID. SINE woul I announce To the pubI;c tia,
in addition 90 his regular monthly Gift Enterprises.
he will give his Second Grand Ar unian Distribn-
tion.on Saturday, 4tf d,ss of NJ acxt on which,
occasion viii he distributed Eighteen Hundred
Bcsutit'd and Costly Prizes, ralued at S20DO0-
Among the Gilts viii be found Three Hundred
Prizes in American Gold. ranging ia sums from
~ - to 81 100 each. -Four Hundred Gold and
: liver Lever Hunting Watches. worth from 500 "a,
500 each; Ten beautiful Oil Paintings and En-
gray ipys, worth fronfSl0 toSS30g each ,fI,e re-
mn ming prizes consisting of Ladies' Brc stpins and
Ear-r ny; Gents Diamond BrcastpinS Studs.
Slecvc rl,utiOIiS, fIngerrinss; Gold 7Penss ami
Pencils !; G I'D Pens, silver extension, etc.
The Paintings will be exchanged for Watches
or Jewcrt at the lowest csI prices, If desired by
the ticker holders All prizes drawn BIZ persons
present. will be forwarded TO the ticket holders
within one week ON the dsy Of Drawing. either
by Mil pr yt;SPssss, iEss ofeHgense, and At my
&C drawing Them elves will stand the "a me ckanee
~ tfough they rcsent, but if they desire il
they can appoint any ON, tn attend for them, Who
resides hi Cincinnati. who NAV be on visit to
tn, city oIi Ma, day Of tlflwins.sss a@s1
A list of Dawn NumbsrS will be fprNarlcd 10
tex holders, shcthcr fortunate or not
The usa' lTyin;urn of ten per cent in Jcw,risy
viii e allowed Ia agcnt- Sellin. six tckcis or ur,-
Sarl. Agents selling E.tv or upward VII he al
loScd prem am OF ten lcF cent Ia G I'D
Al rc<9vnablc per -'li> are rec .cstd to nc, as
agents for The sale Of my t.ck,ts. Ii r,'srins
tick,t> for this Eatc PRISE lac sure and SAY, ..f.r
your Second Ar'-union D.a~iig.-' othcr~i tick
cts might be sent tor my regular monthly Entrr-
priS.s- Agents are earnestly rr.ucstcdno To. rl.r
moe tickets than they have certainty of SELF
unsold tickets must positively be returned at least
week PREVIOUS to t',c day of Drawing in order
that may be able tn dispose of them i'm Cincinnati.
0dio. Coyingtoii and Newport, ky.
All orders innSt be addressed, L. ID. Sine. Box
40 Cincinnati, Ohio. April l4-23
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-04-28

DIR. R0B.fCKrS
Scandinavian Remedies i!

When DR. RoslcK. the celebrated Swedish Phy-
stefan, Introduced his Blood Purifier anil s ood
Pills in The United States. he set forth in paiI Ian
gage sir cur.aeve properties. This was years
ago. Tse, task of Recommending them has since
been faksnz ont of his hands. Enlightened men
whose Character furs ,dnd judgm mt and p,islcso-
ply, gives their opinions weight in the community.
men who observe, reflect, and nuke '.asSurance
douby' sur" before they tlccileAiire oserywhcrc
approving and urging the use of these wonderful
Preparations. All who contitic in the wisdom aud
honesty Of this class on who chose 10 investigate for
thcnlselses arc now of one mind on this important
subject.
DR.. Roback invites the attention Of the sick to the
z ORIGINAL LETTERS,
from membcss Of tie MclicaI rsofsssion. Elitms
of public journals. well known Merchants and Far
mcrs, and, Llics of d'c biggest representatives,
ing accounts Of extraordinary wrought by the
remedies, Of which cures they them selves were
EYE WITNESSES.
These parties may be consulted personally orLy
letter, by those who have any doubt u,cn the sub
ject. The evidence in possession of DIR. Roback,
which is at all times accessible to the public, cs
tabshes the following
: -h7irg>ie FACTS: <'-'tfo -
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOODPILLS
havr arss Prrrp byE~aIssis t eI0GsSk
CONTAIN no MINERAL;
That rhey-eurc shc rir,ss unis ersst comstaist,
DYSpEPSIA -.
with nnerrins certainty, and in a very short tinG
That after all other medicines hive proved useless.
the, relieve 80 s's & $50 ~.
sLfyERA COMPLAINT, @-sla 4.
and re tosc ne heath ami strength Of the sufferer
That Fax sf -.
SICK FEMALES. 80
wliS hsve se,rsin helpless ~csk''es
apddyspoulcncy, recrpcratc with great rqaa'ty
under their inrigorsting operation. Tat all sex
ual disabilities are removed by their corlial and
gemts stimulating properties 'Hat they scer'lita
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,
howevstliry hiss hsvcsecssriaea 'sia.smt "a
bu=cd; that their direct tendency is to lenss.cn life
and rcndcgi i epiays3lfs TIT, o3sr l,jqs directly
CAUSE s0oNa'FOo HEAL = b
and discharge from the system, every faint Of Scrof
ula. whether hcreditaryor otherwise. That they
RECRurrTFIE DEBlLLlIsATED,
and that there Is no disease Of che sssaacll and
Bowels, the liver, the nervous systcm,, the skin,
glands or muscles, in wlcl, give prompt
relief and, (faam;nistcrcd beforc the very citadel
of ,;ts has bcn ;,,ya.sdJ eEcf beinless aad bercc
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-04-28

The Northern Penitcntiary has not'y yet
been located, but Will be after awhile, per-
hans
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-04-28

we are perm ncacntly Locate in P.ymouth.
W "a just the stock. ,icus, that will sllit ypu. We
determined that no VI IA. Woman or Child.
I'm alth reSiols rlnd ab ,ut,' shall u,dcr>cli
us-uld respectfully sI.icit your patrnn lgc--coil
fdent that in the variety. u ility and los prices o
stock W. Gun >u.t every, one Wishing apy tiihs
in Our 1iiid. } 93AEMrN DICKSON AZ Cstn
April el, ls:.q--22.l, f,-.-rnf vo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-04-28

The Michigan City Enferprise, Formerly
an independent paper, has changed editors,
and n w advocates square -tocd, nnadulter-
ated RcpubIicaniam., Success to il in exc
~ respect. = aey7eaeb ssu Il ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-04-28
NOTICE..

INHERE will be petition presented TO she
Board OF County Commissioners of Marshall
County, State of lnliana, at their next session,
praving the form ,tion of new township, bounded
as follows: h''2 besif '7'lt' 's'''"
Commencing on the south line of the county mt
the wcorner of section 36. town %, RANGE cast,
thence north to section 81 Michigan Road Lanis,
thence along the west line of said lines to the
south lineaof Center township, thence cast on the
section lines TO the north east corner dissection a.
town 80, range 3 east, thence south TO the south
east corner of section "a, town -, range 5 cast,
thence west to the place Of heciniiihg. =. -
lsig 80 ma Hl iil ~ MERRILL WILLIAMS,
April %, ls59-25t3 81, lsW sss.,T tsu .sa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-04-28
Monday, June 6, 1859.

l.. ID. SINE w ould ANNOUNCE, to the public that
his Glts silTri Mauimoiii Monthly Gift Enterprise
winbe drswn-sls sIefc, ~ which occasion " i'll be
dstrbat,d to the Ticket Holders. two thousand val
u,,lc gifts. among whitlliwi DC found One 20
acre Land Variant; Two hundred and fiit. prizcsin
American Gold, ranging from SO 80 to $500. three
hundred Gold and Silver Lc, er Hunting Watches,
ranging from 800 to 500; Gents Gold Vest
Chains and Ladies Gold Guard Chains. Also,
solid and double plated Silver Ware, consisting of
Tablespoons Tcaspoops. Forks &C. SAlso,s La
Studs. Sleeve Buttons. Breastpins. &c. = a. )
All Of the above gifts arc of as good qusfify
can be purchased for ihe price.
| beg leave TO state TO the public that mv Enter
rriscs materially differ from many others of pro-
fesscdlv similar character.
FirStlr4,fle Drawing invariably takes place on
sceondiy-1he Paxcs arc worth hat they are
stated 70 bc i'm the programme. fff
Thirily-The Drawing is conducted in q far
and impartial manner. & q 2
Fourtlily--All prizes drawn by persons who can
not attend the drsw wing immediately forwarded
at my expense md risk; aad a,Iist Of the drawn
numbers is forwarded to every ticket holder,
wl,efher fxsunatc not s7r~ a ifster rzrT
Single tickets. 81 CO.. Six tickets for $50
INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS
Agents selling $50 tickets or upward, viii be
supplied so cents pcrticket, and will in addition.
receive prcmulnof tsp per cent in Sold; Agents
who sell less tltsi that humber, and over %, will
cci,c premium in ewelry at the rate of 81 so for
e CHI % tickets sold. Thus, an Agent selling 25
tickets feants sne ga aud Is ten csit!ed 10 fihc
gold pen, silver extension, gold ring, any other
article worth 81 81; an Agent selling hfty uckefe
gets an article worth So; one selling % tickets an
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-04-28

= -
In regard to The 8 Shanghai Saloon
WI, know, nothing. neither do mcncare. but
suppose it is able to takczcaie of ITSELF
H. g. Dem, 2lsf >s9fsl1I ila ht
Arc you net stilf Of tie opiaio'i you ex-
pressed a month or Two since that If Fif-
teen or Twenty such institutions, which
was one or two more than thete nas.
would take mp their line-o f-march, it
would he no disadvantage to the place."
Are we wrong in ihfetring from this
that ron are in favor of drying up The il
4uor traffic ensirelyssin Plymomis You
say IL on tilc' Saloons and drinking houses
in the place wess to stake up their line-of-
march, aiier tie dcfunct Alhambra. il
woull be an slraDage to, the rlace.--nrc
Yea not interested in the prosperity and
growth Of the place. s7se.7iis'- s''i TO
- tapes 49, - >-------- ~ - .1o1t
The DemoFruf publishes paragraph in
favor Of the acquisition of Cuba, pnrport-
ing, TO ,baye been written byl Jefferson,
hut which wssbsliese 10 de- al forgery. If
Jezenenievssslidslcs desired the acquisition of
Cuba, il was for the purpose Of colonizins
the tf4 hers es'i The The paragraph shows
the leaning ~ the. Dsne'fqt. however, b 1t
has bssss,E fully attached to srti,e forthncs
ofthe slavery proraganiistsse itrabiish-
es no paragraphs. original 81 selected, in
favor Of . Hspestead Bill the slavery o.
isarchy. are oHp0sed 70 that neasure4-ahsy
want to enter the public lands in large
tfsctsaaten and fifteen Thousand acres in a
body2So that they can; cultivate it with
slave labor and ike Like petty princes. sur
roun3edcbf tl.e;r slaves. The ANNOYANCE
Of ! poof ~lliss qsashbo5 owning only 100
asrss ofIand. and no sIaxes> would be an in
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-04-28
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.aoTsfagOaF .fAIT xIFfI
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IN .Yrz7o, So .ZDaa 5Nd

s.u,s,EfAnE I-HEEE RGA&F
We'l'avc also 4 complete assortment Of Stovcs.
which we will sell ut Low PRICES. We are
and prices.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-04-28
DRY GOODS,
Fancy Goods, Straw Goods,
-.,,EIarsi- Ware, ,Qaccns- WA, e, a'en
GROCERIES, DC, &C..

As we buy principally by the Bl'e, Case, and
Package, thereby saving the profit nude By the
New Yorks Jobt,cr, we CIT, with coiiflencc say
10 the Public that we sell Won Goods rirapr ftdn
IAN be found eIscraere ia tie BsarkT We sell for
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-04-28

iatcrcstssof this elasssz hence he paPerszare
III favosof acquiring Cuba at an xpehsc
Of hundreds of m ilkons of doplarS, 81 a
bloOdyanI still l90re g pcn'le 'ser ifhe
cessary, to advance its interests, but oppo-
sed to giving homes to the homeless, be-
easfitffe 3fssefHrfie stTYiNish 'hs3i1rfqi
ests of slavery propagandists. This Is
modern Democracy How do you like the
picture rcader' .OG@
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-04-28
Ready Pay Exclusively,

aud every thine else in oar. line proper tiq'ahly
low. Do not fail TO call aud take y look betors
purchasing. as Il wiIido yotl good. Call for AN
and You viii be ali righton hiccs. Cali and see
Us at 1.I..,I 2 81 = =. y ..'i''''.
.,. No. 3 PERSHING BLOCK, :
April ai-24 Fynsoaih, Ind;
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-04-28

1t is such language as this that cause
the incendiary to light bis torch. and arou-
ses the wild and unSovernable passions OF
human nature
, 1859-11-26

lFrsin the New oslesns l'cayune, Nov. .1ath.l
Our Western Texas exchanges received yes-
terda5 show that the people Of the couuties
nearest Corpus Christi, The Rio Grand dis!riet,
are thoroughly aroused By tue l.te news from
lsrownevilic. its helesgne1 condition, the ex-
huus,cd condition Of its defenders, and The plun-
stopping career Of Cortinas and bis band.
The citizens Of the town Of Victoria held a
meeting on the llth inst, md two committees
were. appointed, one to raise men, and the otber
to raise hotsee, ammunition, ETC., for the iua-
mediate assistance Of the xett}es1 on the Rio
Grande-
The editor of the Victoria Adrooatt says:
ave were here when Travis, By messenger
afser messenger, called for help in his last ex-
him AMI lis gallant companions to death. We
then uses our best exertiops to relieye HIN, to
no avail We row, with the sana impulse, but
with shout Is years wcat nnd tear, will gise II
best service, aad also Offer to the young men Of
tie Office, who wish to volunteer, their fur
loagha. fo7 the time their services may bs need
I'd il tac present emergency. Should their
service, As well as our own, be required, no
fdeooat< will be issued merit week-as wc deem
the lires and homes Of our neishbors Of more
importnnee than cur paper"
Tbs people Of tue to~n Of Go'isd arc raising
canpxny II march immediately 10 San Pa
tricio, which appears to be The RENDEZVOUS for
the volunteers. Messengers bare been sent
from coli:d to alt The neighbosips towns aud
&cttlemeats, to ErEa the fsontiersncu to coma
at once arntct ia the promptest way, to the res
cue Of the threatened district, the impression
icing general that Nrowusyil1e mas taken, and
tl,ai Co1tinas, u tue head Of 1,soo me,, MAS
| matching On 1he Sueces, with the asowed pur-
| pose Of breaking Up the settlemtnts and c1cit.
ing insuirection among the Slaves.
The Golied A<kx"gsr;s eztrs, Of the l1th,
| sRrs: 49,.
Cor.inas ees At tie Arroyo Colorado Cbap.
para, with about six huudred men, on last Sat.
u1day md his patty was being immensely in
creased By Mexicans from the other side Of the
| rio Grande.
The bn.ss from EdiahurE to Brownsville hare
been taken and employed in crossiug them.
Cortiu4s had. On last Saturday, four hundred re-
volvers and two hand red a1iuie rides, and abun.
dnnt ,nsan&- Al the latest adrices, ho was ad.
vanciug towards tho Sueccs. Capt Tobin
when last heard from, w4a approaching the Ar.
ro5o Colorado, with lVG men. and it Is almos!
CERTAIN that he is cut of. The iaformction i.
brought bs screrA couris1s, who had arrived
succes&siye!v in the last fex hour1.
Col. II. Clsy Dawn left Rio Grando CITY or
| Monday lpat, and the nhcye is coaders ed state
, 1859-11-26

- T X 7 + OF ILLINOIS, Cook
- County. So E"ok County I1Ecs Csast, November
1'rn- y, t-s3. fhcuaAs ~ pekSss4n X. u, A.w-
lAD1 and William G. Jones,
eatsts aettes II .r.hv ksven I" The al IT,. Z:
10nea that writ vi 2ttA<hnxnt h4ue LIE b>e II
- Csxrk ef tae ck s;s7a'y tfcu.t Gaust 1ttd tte
Ihamas = bI;kers@n and ahss Tie ests1e Of a.nt
WlA4 C. J"n- 4 tt- sud cs ntne aurrrl an: *nl.
nna 1o&tzs4 and hIrfx ent dectet Tic sheriff
Aims County, which sid wit han txru s.un.a
tNfzd.
Sns therefore. unltss fou tbs e>Al " Wllaa Z. Jons~
y ptr%n,y be and appear btfose The tai Ct< Cuhy
Circuit tau1. Of a<fA:s the a>1 t!y Vi The ns1s ft
tseof tu be hnen II the 10 1T ttousr. tie Elv -
Chle.kn. TIC hrl uu:asy X So.tE.ter. l.. u l-:a
ss *f%-Ls all and plead tu tat ~aaa p,sa " set!o,
}ut tI1 vii b. rn:srsd 4xaiE>I yop savpr If III.
s.l thona. : peters,n. AID a:ch al liz property
5t'aeaes may Ia ,uc.eat saaiS~ te rsas 5asnst
AID COTS, w4 u: ruiz t1 AatEsfy the
WI. L. CHURCH, C.srk-
, 1859-11-26

NTATE OF U4LtNUlS, Cttttk
~ COUNTY. HS.--Cook aunty CsrlS s'aurt. ..;sss ~
t~s.Tern. t.U tSiy L. mAa E:tn"tr andt T. Mar
tn" snssrn t. 'astt n,sn Matter 7. Hatch. s!p'othY
r. Chapman ach tha- - =. ~mfi.
pullc se'tc l. lsrihr xsen n lhs .2l SINCE H. tilt
tt'Stn- Na!ttf T. llAci.. Timothy 7. t>harntu. aud
ELa :. Hnilh. Int w IT At1xh:AknI 4tl At
the ctee q the Ce,k Of this ',vok t1s .st"t ~
sats the h day nf September! a. T. lAs. Il LIZ -ut of
The sail Lyman Elusr 4:,I t'usnr.il- h. Natt..
4aEss LIE sa!i tef t4ntA fE lhe Vi ha. rr.
."as slsrecs~t t. The sheriff nf Is'2 EGnT VII IL sa'
tken raa1tst N:tl+ Shw, tactefr1e. uht
ytu. the x4i .t-ftn ats. .44l Its-on.ty ~ 7rrrr -
tote the SAID tunA tanty Circuit Cont, tr'hr lLe
lEuscf tie elty .f cLka4e the :it' M"n.s , No
sepbtr. A. H. la9 kve -prc*a hal asat rl% Il. t~ af!
pEirlfT srnt viii tse snss1et >in~t AMI
:avor nf tie Nd Eym~u E,usc .,, t'fs~lu- Mar
tia, Anl as nf thr Ia+str u, lt,el r ~..-
eient t. .a1iNy the a.lI Iu na ~!ftts ~i T.,
haisfy the .11ne. M. L.tttCEtIi. = t:t.
JSAurA Iau.x A. lrn = ATTY. u III. ".4@
, 1859-11-26

lOMNl1SSlUNEkS' NUIlCE.-
-, ras Sos:es h<sey kitso t. a petens inter
csmnon ound 1t the Ctty Of Ch.sp u seas The suaa
o. nIee Anadea and fl:t{ rolsae M ppon Tho
enstsncloa u sun1ty cuy In Ill islon -
onsfed ty the ao1anua Cous4:i1 Sosenaer iph a3a;,
w oe notn No. In the Court House. the 18th taT
o. oseet le. n thu aouE of 10 oeIuek \. ~ fur The
ra:pos Of naktrS kafd assessment.
@. y. GRAY.
, 1859-11-26

441 nalA. took County, ~3.-$upstf rtonr ofthfsg,-
IN Chane.ry. Ernst VIXEN " l144n II. Ga.ino and
~faMeA Nayeron. EH:E IL Enrrelc. q fuos1xx4r-
iuhuc nace u htfeay given tha. oMr.naMce Of IT,
tret7 order eIefxd The aaose entitled 'hr
tyaIs: day OF s*ttE~s 4. y. ls:Y. Ira s%u> Mater
in 4h1orsfJ af the SUPERIOR C4ur of CL 1, viii. ha
The wtshth DAY Of preebrE. 4. d. iea stten o'clock
In the Of El day, vii plhic zta'n =, fhn
Atshxst bidder cA.h The nnr.h avus of Ns Court
H ste esJ of h .he EQUITY ~ stax afote
sa the fol1-i RAJ etatx att ID. t<f
may te nsee<A4ry mako lie sLu sad
tecEeE with interest Ant euAA trwf; That ceala faIm
r 1t. plree pare u laid kn~t, nnsh tt vt tlta
north fractional quarter aE tectnn t"rntyss"t.: IN
frSoua4 te~Eshp forty ~, htItn Of rsnse t~ls+ I:>
Leyten- County Of Cook sni stase OF il* ohsa alrs
s4tyt~n acfr- n eund,as nt N Ss~, ia
al1e mcys OF lef. I1:A SUIT,
Ma.sst Ia Ehanc<r5o Of the Superior Cuust uft h
Chtzxo Mny .l.5h. i.:9. et.3.,ssih
, 1859-11-26

We hare had mors Of cloud than hitherto,
md perhaps little ulorr wind, though pot
enough Of either to render it unpleasant
The market far the winter Seems 10 be very
very well supplied with most articlex. Unless,
however, new supply comes in, the bacon will
be entirely consumed in the course Of two
mouths, and perhaps thc same is true Of candles,
Shinels mills are s1resly kcarcc, and bring an
ing can not be had in the county anywhere,
though there is good deal Of call for ii. Is to
dry goods, the ladies' hare been quarteling With
the merchants all summer.
uuildjDg is still going on rapidly.
Twotheatres IRE open nightly. The perform
anees are not Of q high order.
, 1859-11-26

uent Of hia report Col. Davis il m old and
weli-known frontiersnsun, and has ncyerbrought
false alara. to camp.
yhe Austin Ssate Ga:fth, Of the 18th, SAYS
We are Informed by friends from the Rio
Grande t'at, st last dates, Cortinas was on this
a'de Of the Rio Gzande, with u force earious15
had complete control Of ell tile country cxccp!
tie city of Brownsville.
His parties are securing the country, rubbing
and destroying property and farms and residen-
ces Of the American population; be hss des.
troyed Neaasvilfe, aud stolen l50 beeses iron,
different owners.
We learn that Captain Tobin has had m en-.
counter with Cortinas, and been forced to
rgtfcat.
, 1859-11-26

Dt;t,n GLOVES j. MTTTENS-
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r s..ktI ..-at ialW EAss old exahsAhen
tu=At Use p.iCE GLOVE STORE,
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y q - .<nd bs osd&rz- tIL.ah4r1-sns NneASss saa
~: wa, very e5eaS. Rl"A@s-aa
, 1859-11-26

K Ice i herety ,ven thai l, l. +. Palms tr+r. the
Trusee NAMED u p-t.t = rsu.s szeentsd ~ Eufn.
1e!4ut IN the paynens o tusn satx utte IL At deed
setAe1 ,e lbs Serth tnr ct Tho co.ft House III br
d.y of December. ss9 ten oloek III the tut+n,ua Of
Iay at pabl auction 10 ths a1h*a' stist er sssh.
t~sN;Las saa..*t !i,tY go il lansA " l's'sen II
nunser iweuty ytixht tss, IN To.1sa, lli1s h'ee
Nth u ls.nss f.;sa ~ ~ of shs bird sf;I:!. A
aforesaid. make the uraey du- raid t..s ~ts
coats ana espeuss of sse ~! mute atA.E .t.ts @,th
D+tI Of Irnbt .3ven BY tAll Arnt1cr. rsyakle 10 H.
Doytrn rl<hs uontb* 4ltet tAst Dt. &: tut
in oa Of tn iecosrf of TO- Ga.rty. IN
Buok ie3 of ueA1s page ~.
fyhfc.sn November - 15sg pJ.3btattd