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license to sell'fsel estate Of his wards.
On reading ,spd hliAg .hs yeri1sd: pstit;.n,o ~
Otis F. Smith,, 81 .aaid county, 1usrdisn at
Charles Osis and josephine Osia, Sesidents 81
said county: miDo; praying f.r iieenss 70 ell
the reg! estate Of eaeh Of his sid vs.1s, to
W.T.: OF Chariss iOsis' lot, l,s'iA Sse. II, in
the y 4 Of sse. q, In township liz, : Of
range p v; the 9 II Of the x Of NC. s. in
township Ill. n Of range II " the W. az
rec. 81. in township. ia. n Of range = v. .ud
the n Of sec. %: in townihip nj. n Of
the * of sec. =, and The q " Of re. {. in
township III, n Of ra'ge II "; and the X
Of the sw Il Of zee. H;,and the x Of t6s
OF sec. 2" sad the sc 4 Of aec. 81. in
township III, n Of range Is ". to enable the
sail guardian 70 pay the dsbts, and provide for
INC ma'ntensnc''. edlc.t on and advantage Of
e e: {" his said war''s, it is ordered that Sat-
urday: the 3lst day of December.A.D 1850. BE-.
and the same is hereby asrignea for tie he.rine
OF said petition. and that oil persons interest
cd in said estates, or either Of them. nnnear
before the said Pro bate Court, 1t the .Proketo
office, in the city Of Rad Wing, in saidrcounty
Of Goodhue' 81 10 O'clock 4. \; Of that d.y, .
..d =: ny
And it is further ordered that the aid pet;-
ticner give notice to 81 persons Interested in
said estates Of tho tendency Of esid petition
thir order to 6e published in t6s ReX ior
sentinel weekly newepaper published in esid
county Of Gool"ue, three consecutive weeks
next prior TO said day Of hearing. -
=, Dated at Red Wing, in said county Of Good
hue, this 18th day Of Nov. A. D. 1859.
ORRIN DENSMOREs
Judge of Probate fur Goodhue Conrev
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HARPER's FERRY DIFFICULTY.
CHARLEsrOWy. Nov. "a.

CHARLEsrowS, Nov. 20.
Gov. Wise has issued proclamation tina
the State has taken possession Of the Win
chester and 20 omac Railroad, and that tn,
first day Of December II will be used en-
tirely for military purposes. lie also warn.
the people Of the State to remaic 1T home
on patrol duty on the day OF execution and
protect their own homes. Women and
children will not 30 permitted to approach
the scene OF execution. and strangers are
eau Toned that there will b. DANCE: in their
approaching CharIestown, or near il. on tina,
day, and that il it is deemed necessary.
military law will be proclaimed and en-.
iorcod. Gen. Salateri. has also issued =.
proclamation announcing that all strange =
VII" cannot give . sati factory account u
themselves, will he promptly arrested hat
all strangers approaching, Charlestown BY
railroad or otherwise, under pre- ense Of
seeing the execution Of Brown. will be met
BY the military and turned back "r arrested.
tie also worms the people Of the country to
stay at home and protect their property, n.
surfing them that information from reliable
sources indicates thst by so doing they will
best consult their own interests. Several
reporters Of the Northern press having ar
rived At Hazper's Ferry Yesterday, were
by the military to return to Bal
ti,nore. It is said that Brown stated to =
gentleman. yesterday, that he had no hopes
Of rescue on account Of the military pro.
partitions. but that his buys would never
permit his execution II there was any pros
lect Of IN attempt proving successful. The
military now in Charlestown number 1900.
Several mole companies will be hero to-
morrow, which will swell .he number to
2NW IS: 80 $500.
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tainly has shown so far . lamsutable indif.
& erence ." the subject. or rather = very sus-
plcious fear. {; 7 i
The R.pu5licanss.ys ttsi. was speaking
of the tag assessed for couatv purposes,
when it specified $4,000 Is tho sum as
sessed for 1858. No such intention appears
/" its article. It said nothing Of .ny parti-
cular tax, and its statement WAS responsive
to ours. which charged that tho Republicans
had taxed the county $25. 900 per year, over
and above what they run in debt. We
can't see how its language will bear the con.
struction it puts upon it, and it looks like .
small way Of backing out.
Again. the Republican says: ~, =, -
Another lie is charged ,npon us as con
tanned IN, our statement concerning the de.
linquent tax FIR 1853. 1t is claimed tina,
the Auditors books show the am"ur,t to be
but 1890: Our ,neighbor has confoun:le.l
his figures badly. The AUDITORS hunks. a.
also the TresSurer's, will show the amour,
70 Ike $o,524 ~. The *,tirel has given
the county tax only. The State and school
taxes should also he included.
Why should they be included? Among
the 9a'it'tiss Of the county. We see BY the
Auditors report, are the following. II
Amount due School Districts, s 5o6,44
Amount due State for arrear-
ages Of Stale tax, s2,2345l
Why should these amounts be pl.csd
among the asst:s as we'll a. among the ill.,
Aities IF The county? The amounts 10 be
raised for county, school and Staty purposes,
are all included in one general tax. A per-
centage Of the amount assessed, not Of the
amount collected, is paid to the State, and
the same with the schools. The county has
to pay it, and no portion Of its .rrearaees in
that percentages is u be charged to the State
or school fund. Therefore, the Auditor did
right in not crediting the county with them.
That way Of bookkee ping that would give
the county credit for what it noes, he leaves
to the Register, and that's the kind Of book
keeping by which the Register through his
sheet, tries to make the Republican man.
agement appear all right. It may be its
readers are fools enough to believe it oil
now, but they will find sad difference
when they c"me to pay. ..:: ss...
Last Of all, and with more than even the
R+pu'l'can's usual impudence, it challenges
"s to produce the items comprising the
$4,000 per annum expended by its party.
The ite"ss! That's just what We have been
trying AL along ~ find out. We answer, II
the X pub en- will tell US what has become
Of the $ll,l96 which we have shown above
BY their own figures has been paid over to
Rep4tl'nan officials on the delinquent tax Of
1857, then tho public will know what has
become Of . part Of it. Until then, and
until there has been . thorough overhaul.
ing Of al our county matters. they will 70.
main in ignorance, if the Republican does
not. ~. "@,..''' 49,. ..' .'.'a-
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November &c, 1859.

AIKEN UP by the subscriber about weeks
L since. a last spring steer calf. BODY white
head and neck red. The owner is requested ia
call. prove property, psy charges and take him
away. .,s=y. DAN s. MERRITT
Featherstone, Nov. rs, 1859. l73w4
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Tue skeleton Of = mammoth bull was
Sound in digging celler. near Richmond,
! d., the other day: The hack bone meas
ured IA feet, the skull 8 feet 6 inches, and
the leg bone. from the knee to the pastern
joint. % inch =, It must have been equal
I" small elephant when slive.
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NE|V ANVERTiSENE.
MORTGAGE SALE.

MORTGAGE SALE.
vi Ds'sul: having been made in tho contii.
ton Of certain mortgage decd duly executed
and delivered by Nicholns t;rabcr. and G}rvtna
1raber, his wife. Of Goodhne county. State Of
Minnesota. t" Roswell Goodell. of tho same
place. which mortgage deed beara date tho
18th day o: May. A. D. 1855. and was duly re-
corded in the Office Of the Register o: Deeds
for .aid Goodhue county, on the :'oth day Of
August. A. D. 1889, Ct ten and half o'clock
q d conveys from said Nicholas GRADER anu
wife to sal Roswell Goodell, in go. the fol-
lowing described premises, situate, lying and
hcing in the county Of q. cdhue. State "f Min
ncsota, VIZ: The north half of the southwes,
quarter f section eight ~. township enc hum
dred and twelve 1927 north Of range fourteen
a. west, containing eighty acres. more or
less. Said mortgage was made to secure the
payment Of the Promissory note Of said Mich
"las GRADER for. the sum OF seventy -one do)lars
and sixteen cents le7l l6). payable T.. the said
Roswell Goodell. or order, ak m nths after
date, and bears date the 34th day Of May, 4. o.
1852. Ncsuit or proceedings IT law or ether
wise having been i"stitute'i to recover the said
debt 40 secured by said mortgage deed a. afors-
said. or any part thereof, and there being
claimed to be due on said note aud mortgage
at the date Of this notice the .sum Of seventy
dollars and fifty cents, (e7",5I,);
in pursuance Of power Of sale In said mort t.
gage contained, and Of the statute in such csse
made and provided. said mor.gaRed premises
will be offered for sale 1t public auction, on
the 18th day Of, January, A., o., 1860, at, ~
O'clock in the forenoon. in front Of the Cour,
Houee. in the city 0, Rcd Wing, in said . sunty
of Goodhuo. to satisfy tho amount then due
on said mortgage, and the note secured theirs.
BY. together with the costs and charges o,
such 10 . Is allowed by law. y -''s'tN
dated Red Wing. December Sd. 1862; I,
.. ROSWELL GUODEl.L,
p. 9AxDFoRp. Mort9seee.
Atty for Mortgage. 7il74-td
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as.... tu ...G5 ... :,.. B0sTON. Nov. 30.
Brown sympathy meetings vii: be held
IN this city and other localities in the State
on the day Of execution. '.'''
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REMOVAL.
SfO8 4. SMA IS liEPOR
SHAI}P-S RIFLES.

Target and Mtszzh Loae2i,eg Rites
double and single barrel Shot Guns,
Colts, Aliens, and Tie cezebraed,
RObbins and Laurence Hst.,tls
Powder. Shot, Lead. Cps. w ads, Fl.sks, Shot
Bolts, Game Bags, Fishing Tackle, DC, &c.
Repa,rinE Aone with care and aispatch.
Il NJ. J.. CHAMBERtIN.
Red Wing, Sept. 10, 1859. ,.t,rs 10ue
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The following Minnesota Money: People,
Bank. Central Bank. Chat6eld Bank, La Crosse
and La Crescent Banks, go -.
.s;" IN EXCHANGE FOR DRY GOODS.
b MORROW & HoYT.
November 90. 1889. ..."G-[ 10 c
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Total
S7.8l3,59.

,v-.. .-l A"A S''oAo'o9.
The Board Of Supervisors organized the
second Monday Of July, 1858. As directed
by Law. The County Commissioners had
settled up Some time before. Therefore.
all the above payments accrued t. tho bene.
fit Of the Supervisors, and should be an
piled to the extinguishment Of tho debt left
BY tho Commissioners. There is also the
further sum Of $3,383, which should be
credited to tho Commissioners the
amount collected on the delinquent taxes Of
1857, by the Re7ister and .lu:litcr. We
obtain this amount by dsduct;ng the total
amount collected BY the Sheriff: viz: ST.
92l-and for which he has the Treasurer.
receipts-with the amount still delinquent,
as per AUDITORS report, viz 50, lO2-fiom
the tax assessed in tire year 1857-making
. grand total collected on those taxes since
tho Commissioners were superseded, Of
Sill ,l96, all to be credited to them.
The public can judge by these figures, as
to whether our statement is verified or not.
They are taken from the Treasurer's 70.
|eeipts and the Auditors report. If they
are not right, it is the fault Of those Off.
Icials. and not ours. II they are correct.
aud Ne zee no reason to doubt it, they show
. rottenness somewhere in our county man.
|asement. that demands full and complete
Investigation. and al tho preariacatioos
and false data Of the Rspsb!joaa, or Of the
Register Of Deeds. can't cover it up. Dom,
talk about there having bssn only S3.4l0
collected on the taxes of>1s57, and since
the Commissioners settled up, in the .hcs d
such figures, and thoss figures those. 81
your own officials. The public ought to
know what hss become Of the $7,786. 81
that $l1. 1886; that you don't account for
1T may b that the. BOARD Of snperyisws
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ErORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE. =
L State Of Minnesota, District Court, Fifth
judicial District, :Goodhue County.
Benlamip F. Sheldon, I
b. Plaintiff;
[..ss agatnst
James J. Jackson, |
Defendant. j

I Notice 10 hereby given that under anl by
virtue OF decree Of judgment Of fo,esloahse,
BY the Hon. N. n. D madison. Judge Of ssjd
Court, on the l4th day Of September, A. D.
Isl ISL =. so!ysef Eeieh heat bseas:lvsd on me
dersignsd j. erpointed special referee, to make
the sac h1teE 4of6ed: EbAlfro@ Saturday,
The 18th dayof oeeedber, 1855, nt&o O'Clock
id the afternoon Ut that day. ell Ct public
auction, 70 tho highest bidder. br cash. iii and
singular the premises deacsihed in said decree,
viz Lying and being 10 GoodhueI county, IN
Der one ), Of subdivision Of acre lot ..absr
six e In block number Two [9), in, Freeborn
4 Co.'S addition 70 the town NOV city, Of Rsd
Wing, according to the plat Of said sabd
and addition recorded In the oftce Of The Kse-
ister Of Deeds Of said county Of GOodhue-with
the aPpurtenances. He. HOFFMAN,
Gown q iHAx,i-ooatii' ~ sIf'.3F
i ~ fPlalnsiD sAttpVosvS.r
{ Dated August Is, 1882; dr., le7vt.
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We sell for CASH, or its equivalent, and EVERY.
.
- ,fat BODY SAYS -aas ...-.,..,.:
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Mr.: BAILEY, the president Of the Londor
Ast' onomical Society. has been for six year.
weighing the world in different WAYS, and
il now sure that he has obtained its specif
&c gravity 30 nearly accurate that his figure.
ca mot err more than O,OO58. He places j,
at 5.6747. The total weight Of the world
III gross tons IT 2. 24' pounds, according t.
his scales. is (6.'62 l65, 5o8,21 l. 4l,, 48s.
8O) six thousand and sixtv-two triliions. one
hundred and sixty-tive thousand. Eve hun
dred And n'"ty-tv" billions, two hundred
and oloven thousand. four hundred and
ten millions, four hundred and eighty eigh,
thousand, eight hundred and eighty nine
tons. ''t .,-'
MINNESOTA ABRoAD.-The reports Of those
who could bear witness to the immense pro.
ducts of OUT soil the past season. are giving
the State great reputation abr,ad. We
have noticed more articles com,nendatorv Of
our soil an climate in Eastern papers.
in = few weeks, than in ysa+ before. The
Milwaukee Wisconsin Of the 23ri inst. con-
tains n. less than ten articles, long aad ehort
about Minnesota.
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New YoRk, Nov. 30.
The venerable Washin9ton Irving died
lest evening. Of Irving. IN New York.
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au9cieat to put tho whole estate in repair,
sad Tor this purpose the ladies Of the Ass.,.
CATION 1re now actively prosecuting their
collections preferring to perfect the whole
plan by thair own efforts, rather than Il ask.
Is they we'll ,uish, do, the all Of C"usres>.
That division Of tie Grand Trunk Rail-
way between Dc.roie ana Port .!uron, mas
been formally opened 70, trade ani travel
This was the las. link in the lsrses, railway
owned by. AMI under the mana cement ofon
company, not only upon the American con:
tinsnt, but IN tho world. 1t is over $40 miles
in Isnsth, costing the enormous sum Of szty
milti0ns o. doIlirs.
The Omaha Republican announces, on tho
authority Of persons just from Fort KeEney,
KIT CAR.oN. II New Mexic }, wheye he was
indian Agent.
JupoE Dov'sLAs il still confined to his
room. but he is gradually recovering hi.
hesl,h.r
THERE i such iaformation received in
Washington. a. warrants the hs'iet that all
the differences betvSln the Unitsd States
end Grsa. Britain, growing out Of the Clay.
toa. Bulwer Treaty. will soon bs adjusted.
Through the sgency Of Mr. WYxE, the Eng
lish Minister 10 Central America, i part 0l
the arrangement was the recent settlement
Of the boundary Of British Honduras.
LESS than SIX months since. the Ld>pea-
dtse Democrat, the leading Black Republican
paper in New Hampshire, contained IN ar.
tic!e from which the fbllowin. IN IN ex rsct:
1.-THE cure for slavery prescribed by ksp-
PATH, il the only infa'libIe remedy, ard ",s;t
Ssust1vment incur. se'4on among tas " % 70
cure The evils. j. can never b done by
CONCESSIONS and compromises 1t is /. geat
evil and must b. sxtingu,shed by asill great
tsr ones. It 10 positive and imperious in
it, approaches. and m::st be overcome with
equally positive forces. You must CONT On
assault to arrest . burglar. and slavery ].
not ssrsstsd without violst;nn Of law and
tho cry Of ire .., f... I.
A penny was deposited in the corner
stone az church st jackson. Mich, lately,
that had been taken IRON . corner stone d
. temple in Rome, built during the reign o.
~ asJt Caesar. p ~ a4l
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THIS S The Pee FOB. BAR2lly,

just give u. a call, ami :his shall be demon
y stratsd to your perfect sstisfaction.
.-.... :.us--:'j r,rf3 - =
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DIED WING HOUSE; TO RENT,
III apply 70 BKISTvL. q PHELPS
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zEEzL. .NQTz6ES:.

---1. 21Ge!l1E. .tyRxHEO.
TAKEN UP By THE SUBSCRIBERS THIS
bns f aay, Sne ynite heg,i suPpoaed 20 p ehsat
e .s xssI old; The aid oexame = Of pi3n-
lse1 hocut No drsg loA 6eptemheR ia. Ehe
owner is requested 70 move ,peonsrt~ ~
shsrges, and take It away. y r-'
%. BUNCH 4 co.
kedtWing, fov:1a. 1850: Il ts.ss; l73v4
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.TOR SALE forty acres ofland
II .fve acres of which - pndeI
non1 cultivation Ana IN ~,
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ed and paid in by him On the tax roll Of the
year 1857-since tho Commissioners were
superseded, and these receipts for amounts
actually paid by the Sheriff, as he will verify.
acknowledge the payment by the Sheriff
Dir. Hoffman, to the Treasurer M. Towne.
on the taxes Of the year 1857-as follows ::
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-10
THE ROBBERS ROOST
BY JOHN KENNEDY.

1t was sul:ry afternoon that crossed
the Mississippi river. and nsgligently trav-
eled on my way towards Greenfield. The
cool shade which covered the road, and
the majestic woodland scenery. whiled a
way the time SO pleasantly. that befoIe
was aware Of it, the sun was down and
darkness gently dropped its black veil over
the face of nature.
l looked about me, and became alarmed
at the density Of the forest. The sigh
ing of the wind. the rustling of a bush,
the hooting of an owl. startled me. in
the thick shades Of almost every tree i'm
agined wild beast ready to spring upon
me, and from behind the trees monstrous
trunks. | expected some hideous animal to
dash furiously at me. l carried my revol-
yer ready for any emergency. and loosen
ed my heavy knife in its scabbard. But
little did | imagine that. having passed
The dangers Of the woods, those Of more
fearful and awful character awaited nae.
The darkness had become intense, and
it was with the greatest difficulty l could
pursue my course. At length. however,
a light hove in view, and never in my
life did | hail its gentle luster with great
er JOY.
When ncared the spot. found dilap-
idated log house. two stories high with a
ricketty old porch in front. A couple Of
gaunt. ferocious hounds came rushing at
me, and warned the inmates of my ap-
proach. scrutinized the premises as
closely as | could in the darkness, and was
any hing but satisfied with The result OF
my Investigations. But when looked
about me. and saw the heavy gloom which
hung upon everything. and the prospect OF
being devoured by wolves, concluded
first to inquire the distance to the next
stopping place. and if it was too far. to re-
main where ! was.
The door opened and husky voice said,
who's there?'
"A stranger. | replied. and following up
by asking hcw far TO the next stopping
place7
could near clear murmur of voices,
and then reply came. ten miles or more.
dismounted and fastened my horse to
post. and as ascended the old ricketty
stairs of the porch. they screenhed dis
NAL dirge, and the gauni, lean hounds
nipred savagely at my heels.
The room which entered presented
such repulsive appearance. that start
ed back with mingled surprise and dis
gust. The ewes of several rough tincouth
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-10

At meeting of the Cincinnati Acade-
my of medicine, paper was read on the
poisonous and often fatal consequences of
Lair dyes. 1t was shown from many in
stances that the nitrate of silver, of which
lie dyes are chiefly composed. enter into
the system through the skin. A man who
had used hair dyes for eight years got the
blue line on the gums and the blue face
which results from the use of those pow
erful poisons.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-10

cad that inspired account of vrtuous woman
contained in the last chapter of Proverbs, CONNER
ing with the 10th verse. as the most appropriate
OBITUARY.
That parent home. that parent home.
None other with it can compare;
IInfeigned love from that white dome
Flow'd fresh and rarc-so fresh and rare
The weary Pilgrim there could rest
His fainting body and his soul;
With every comfort served the BEST
Pure friendships goal--yes, friendships goal.
But death 5 :ude hand that light hath quench d
And child that hearth h-stone fire;
That noble form his touch hath blanch'd,
o cruel ire most cruel ire.
But one there is who feels the chill
Beyond an earthly power to heal;
Whose bosom heaves with SORROWS fill
Beref. of weal-its greatest veal
And sons there are in middle life,
Who deeply feel the bitter pang;
Who freely own mid earth's rude strife,
This is the fang-their keenest fang.
And daughters, too; whose care-worn look
Too surely speaks lIe's poisoned darts;
Up to this time, to Mother took
Their aching hearts-oft aching hearts.
And always found pillow soft
Upon her feeling matron breast,
rs when in infancy so oft
This bosom press 'd--yea, ,carmly press'd.
Who did this home appreciate;
Who think this earth can't make amends
Nor compcnsate-them, compensate.
o Earth. desolation, thou,
Without the christians "bessed hope;"
That if he well performs his vow
From death bro't up-again Jro't ".
That aged sire may this rejoice,
And sons and daughters in their grief;
That soon they'l hear the Bridegroom's voice
That brings relief-O, bless'd relief!
The marriage slipper of the Lamb,
Yea, soon will summons all the guests;
Where he will pour the holy balm
Into their breasts-now icounded breasts.
o Friends. that we may largely share
Her spirit while we sojodrn here;
That with her we NAV enter there,
To us so dear-sO uery dear.
Warsaw, Feb. lst 1859. E. S. w.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-10
0ri inal Qoettp
For the Marshall County Democrat
REFLECTIONS

On the death of Mother CHAPLIN, which occur
red in the last hour of 1853, aged II years. Please
read that inspired account of a virtuous woman,
contained in the last chapter of Proverbs, commen-
cling with the 10th verse as the most annronriate
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-10

@ A Kansas letter says that more than
a thousand slaves, owned on the borders of
Missouri, have been taken South, as it is
impossible to keep the Abolilionists FROM
them.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-10

EEThe indianapolis Citizen says there
is gentleman in that city so skeptical that
he wont believe the report of cannon.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-10
WHOLE NO. 167

Finding two horses in a small stable
close by, we took possession of them. and
then returned to little town near the Mis-
sippi river. The lovely girl and myself.
who met SO strangely never parted, but
remain one and the same until death, nor
have We ever forgotten the Robbers Roost
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-10

GSThe denomination ofthe one dollar
note of he State Bank of Iowa, occurs on
the note one thousand, two hundred and
thirty-nine times. Not much chance for
altering it.