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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22
Interesting from Arizona.
orR FORT BUCHANAN CORRESPONDENCE.
Enxr aI-fuAxAx Nsx Nexica Det "a Ia

FoKr BUCHANAN New Mexico, oct. ~, 1890
ne LS~ssa March by United .Sates Troops Record
March q he Laie Utah Army from Gasp Floyd 70 Men
kerioc- Interesting Seeres tie Route -Te Nasajo
CdmTason-Arairs in Sonora-ik Alleged BaHL a
HsTmo.iila . Rsae-Ces. Pssq1iSra and Hu Army
ne General conpirins a. Robbery AID kurdev-Hdro Of
Too Station K,epSrs he Cdiyor~sa Overland Mai
Rae-Prejectod Campaign A0sin1 ne APack IL
dians, dc
The npt sub column Of troops departing from utAn
consisting OF the field ooers staff band and companies
cE G, and X, Seventh Infantry and CssDpsay G. se.
cold dragons ef. Camp Floyd the leh Of Nay rns
remaining mpanes Of the "a veaih, and Company 80
oord dragons (Which joined At Fort Brdger len
Floyd on The 1Ith o. May, under oommand Of MAJOR
Lyuae, and kept days march In OF the ns,
lumn which was commanded by Lieutenant Colonel r.
Morrison, with Lieutenant O. Chaplin ~ Adiutaui, add
Lieutenant stvers as ouuternaster On the ~ Of June
column reached Fort Brdgsr. whore orders from the
Var Department were received directing Jpurns OF
the march TO be kept, illustrated by sketches
OF the country Taking what 10 known a. tue
"B,iter Greek route" the nrst town Of inpcrt aaee
entered BY ,he column vas Denver C,ty, near ,he
COLA nines Of Phe's PEAK, into which embryo
city the troors marched with eolors dSpsyei and
playing. Reaching Fort Garland, New nexic,, on the
2sth Of July company seoos dragons, cf We
reported for duty ~ The fort, while the remasrr
force projected the aud fertile valley Of rAa.
marching through the thriving TO Of With
music and coors greatly 70 the wouder ard admiration
Of the Mexican popuaton Al Santa Re, where the reg
the 10Th Of August, received
ibuis various companies temporarily until SITTER
the Navajo campaign. Major ynde with t~o companles
hsllsd on Inc ximbrcs in Arizona, 10 establish new
military port, ~hie Lieutenant Colonel Morrison with
cuTsIies ard H. The headquarters aud baud proceeded
70 rort Bacbsusp, ~n'ch place reached toe 81
ootoe,r havirg marched nearly eco miles Be,n o.
the road iso ds,s
parrs tbs fstsuins msrch-;hs longest coai'nrnus
march made b. Gated States tro,ps-tbe rcrineo
loet Only eight by deser,on add C5loaei xorrseus
column lcet stee from p,isatious, ar Only
few oxep and although The coin passed nearly al the
way through toe indian country, only three we're
stolen from toe train.
Lieutenant Colonel Morrison spests 10 the highest terms
Of the patience endurance sniform good coadaa sns
so.d;cry bearing q he entire command
The sverth reginert ~s 10 Ciah nearly ITO years.
durns period the RACKS generally fall s0a lne
men suhject 10 toe srissst discp pine For some
time before ssvts camp Floyd the regiment ga. crer
cssd iu The modern al; isfaaty tseacs All byoac,
exercise and q TIE very bsi infantry fesi
mtn 10 the service AMI broaebt iato acion w5ad %
eoGpi tusiso tLe gallant Fepstton wca Grrag the var
With xsxoo rrop me close q the Ssvsjo camp4s The
tL..fs a,ti ~ .: ssaaIta N Arz2s.-l.zs :,m7a
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The Long leland telegraph.

From the 0reenport IL Watchman, Nov IL
No wire has yet been stretched, former statements 10
the contrary Notwithstanding. portion Of II Ia now at
the depot here whence II will be begun 10 be stretched
day or two Indeed, the poles not all up yet-those
on the track from jamaica 10 Hunters Point having
been deferred They will be pot up In the OF
week. The operation Of stretching the wire will not
cupy many days The branch TO Sag Haroor is 70 be
built this fall quantity Of the poles have been taken
TO shelter Island and load will be landed Sag
Harbor. A submarine cable (the that used In
laying the Atlantic cabe) will be laid both ferries
That from here 10 the Island will begin at point little
west OF the depot where the anchorage poorest and
least often sought The line will not be carried Montauk
this fall bat will stop At Eastman miles beyond
Sag harbor whence will be arranged to convey
intelligence Of any disaster along the coast happening
this winter By this means the news reach New
York within few hours-sn important Advantage. The
Office Tor Green port s 10 be located In the Wysndaok
House, and will be tended by young lady. branch
Afro 10 be built TO Fire Island where the Associated Press
OF New York have already made preparations to obtain
lwtn carrier pge)ns) from the passing steamers
This will anticipate their arrival at sandy Hook by
eight hours cut such arrangement At NontauE would
serve the purpoe far better, in bad weather. fogs
&c, gain Of whole day more might Sometimes De
eiectedi xSxeSt i ArJ
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Game and Fish ON Long Island.

From the 6reenport IL. } Wechman, Nov III
Inc number Of quail aud partridge properly groas
sand 10 unusually arge The last winter was entiIey
free from deep snows, wd otherwise hvoraole - .ue
Increase and security. Numbers are now daly HsPRsa
in shot by gunners and sent 70 mah1s. -
opening for sportsmen In this line believed 70 ~ se
fine Geese and ducks have been and STU arc puny :.
few ducks have shot either In the pay or 10 Ine
sound the fall not having AIRY commenced
Deer have been killed In the middle and western
parts OF the county since August i IN considerable
Numbers We heard OF three being killed by one
party one day last week. Riverheai. IL may not
seps Of the ierness whose retreat supposed
keep pace with the advance OF civilization still
numbers on Long Isaud within hfty to seventy
miles OF Nev York, whence few sp ,rtsmeu come annu
ally with dog and gun TO hunt them. The Legislature
legal Eed tner pursuit after the LIST OF August the
ard OF Supervisors lately passed act restricting the
me OF hunting them In this county TO the month OF No
'Ary evidence having the legal two thirds vote failed to
DC inserted case has been decided ct Rverhesd, In
Ehch the prosecutor was non suite1 this ground.
Hence this law framed at the instance OF the hunters for
he protection OF their nobest game, 10 invalid and
Sbody 1t liberty 10 hunt deer 1t any time within the
prescribed statute limits They reported TO be quite
plcnty at present
During the frosty nights OF the past fortnight We an.
ierstaDd that large quantities Of striped bass have been
aiken In senes along the south shore Of the Island Tn
fortunately the tempting attractions OF the city
Market with the OF transportation rob villagers
,f all chance 70 share In the luxury Of this royal dish
rom the sea- We heard Of one haul at Southampton OF
500 pounds which we're sold for I've cents per pouud
realizing the nice little Of S75 for evenings
Of six eight Rather pleasant way OF spending
m evening occasonAy-in fact, almost agreeable
quiet game Of chess or whist
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Az irsw roe HOWE CONSTITUTION III 10 kroru ina,
the large shirt manufactures 81 Connest ui located prs
cpay 81 Nev Haven aad Hartford send 0ut thsir .o-x
20 great distance aod afford employ ert f,r the leisure
hours Of many Hundreds Of females, beside toe la,se
number OF regular SHIRT mssers, whose s3e dependen-s
n that branch Of bus smoog Other srss bsrs
htsed BY this enterprise GreFrport sag Hsybor have
participated largely me market for these shr s,and
at the scuth Osng 70 toe present stubanee sro sing
out q the abolition agitation orders have cease 70 CO ne
In and the manufsctoycs have been forced 70
much % Their work We unierstsni ~ord has been sect
here that more shirts meet be sxr-cei tbs rIsts,
and none have been received for tao OF three veesr
Facts OF Ike port are daily occarr.rg ali oser lie
North IL not time 10 ask uggs- ~ sutarooy ba.a
ben carried far enoushi-~Grss7rsrt, Z I, rr:imsn
Ngy ~
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The new York Poet once.

From Hobrooks United States NAIL
The following vii sho~ of tue trsnssciious
Of The Nes York Posi once for the year endng s,psm
Der 80, 1890
The entire amount scerunz from the .als o; postage
stamps and stamped envelopes collection o. po,tass ga
unpaid foreign letters postage printed matter box
rents, &c was 1904 12i ~
Amour, Of siamgs AID stamped envelopes sold incsi
Letters mailed ndependrnt Of those coming from other
Offices 10 be remailed or distributed. = rs, 5of tsa
letter. received b. MAJ for delivery 10 tae chg
$4,000.
Letters receivcd fcr "dstributen (rcnanea 10 Other
ocoes), not including those from California $50 COO
Circulars mailed, ,s3i. ssT
LETTERS delivered hy carriers, 8 oao SEQ
Registered letters sent and recsived la SAL
Letters sent 70 California, including thee rece we'd
IRON other Offices 10 be rcmaiied, 4pe $50
Letters received from California by ssesnsrp
thcee 20 be rcmailed 10 other oaices SEQ $50.
Foreign letters cent, 2 et2 40
Foreign letters rccevef, 2 lsT sos
Locked mail bags and canvass ,aes wtth pr stea a..
ter made up and dispatched, about 3es 600
Locked and canvass bags received aolut 3so 900
Iocket mail bags and canvas bags riln prla..i mai.
YER sent 10 California, about 900
Foreign mail steamers arrived, ia, eepartcf ass
Total, teT.
Number OF clerks employed, avs letter carrlsrs IA
clu6fng ~ collectors, III Total, ass
comparison with FORMER reeslis shors that the -
respondence Of the country about doubes eht years
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from the Newark Evening JourLal, Nov. IL
WY was the republican flag, bearing the mottoes,
Free Labor and Free Homes,n which was hung over
Broad street week or two ago, taken down. II should
be returned by all means, ts Appearance would be
very corsolng 10 the discharged who
TIE Of the streets greet numbers Will The
Mercury that this after ded TO- and also inform the
people whore 70 apply for Dfree q oor this winter
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in ~ DAMN 1 6:IivIS, ov la. 1..;a .
NEW rolr, Nov ~, lsSe
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Board or Supervisors.

his Beard met tuesday Afternoon a, The usaa hoar-
Supervisor Little in the chsir
Stewart Cos bin Of 81 o2s 20 Tor furnishing Court Of
Common Pleas was received % ordered on ae
petition received from The recording clerks 10
the County Clerks Office, nkirg increase Of salary
Retrrej 10 the Comm, ou'Coun,y on xe.
The bill for services ~ the guard the County Ja
nom January 70 October l, amo intng 70 81 GA was
presented and referred.
TIE bill OF X. Gerago,y no-rtrg 10 SEQ for posting
Mayors proclauaticps "a. received and referred
The petition q Abraham y Rossel, City Judge, for
Apr rriatlon OF Two thousand collars 70 rem 4
nerste him for the esp.rse Of additional clerk hire
during hs term or Office we'd and referred
a.
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Weekly Report of Deaths
the Uty and County OF New YORK. from the 10Th dAy

November 10 the l7tn day Of November, 1850
her, so women, IS, boys, 100; girls, 7t-Total, Ss4
Adults, los; children, 49, males, l32 females, 1872;
coiored persons g.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-17
THE HOWE
SEWING Machine,
ESTADITNLED mo, II, HOWE, JR
ORIGINAL INVENTOR ~
AND PATENTEE,

ESTABLISHED 1915. f.. HOWE, JR
ORIGINAL INVENTOR
AND PATENTEE.
These machines are strictly first closs, md
FOR beauty and simplicity Of construction, din.
%rabllity, and efficiency in working, are un.
e%quaIlcd by any. They make a tight lock
stitch more nearly alike upon both sides O
the goods thon TINT made by any other M
chine.
They are capable ofdoinga greater variety
ofwork than any othe family machine. Thu
$50 machine is warranted to do as fine work
us the Wheeler & Wilson. and us heavy as
the large Singer machine
o. FAMILY MACHINES-prices sen
$40, $50, 80, and 100.
The Howe Cylinder Machine, for al Lon.
Their stitching, such as Boots and Shoe work,
Carriage Trimming, Harness work, &C.,
have always held n reputation far above anv
other machine-a fact universally admitted.
No other Leather Machines use so small h
needle as the Howe Cylinder Machine
Price Sl35, and $50.
WHAT CONSTITUTES A GOODSEWING
MACHINE?
|. II should be well mCde, simple in its CON,
struc,ion, and easily kept in order,
2. 1t should make a tight lock stitch, nike,
, on both sides ofthe material.
B.. 1t should sew any and all materials that.
can be sewcd.
A. 1t should he able 10 use cotton thread or
silk.
3. It should he abIe 70 sew from coarse to-
fine. and from thick TO thin, with rapidly and
without changing the tension.
g II SHOULD be able 10 make the tension
greater or lees, on hNth the under ana upper
threads, and with uniformity.
7. 1t should have n STRAIGHT needle, CURv-
Ed mes are liable TO break.
s. The needle should have perpendicular
motion. This is absolutely necessary for
heavy work.
0. 1t should be able TO bind with a binder,
hem with 4 hemmer; should stitch, fell, run
and gather.
10, 1t should he always ready to work.
II. 1t should be capable of using the same
size ofthread on both sides of the work, and
o fusing different colored thread or silk, above
or below, to correspond with any two colors
Of cloth TO be united.
II. IT should be able to make a long or
short stitch.
10. 1t should commence sewing tightly at
the first stitch.
II. Ii shou'd run easily and make but little
noise.
Is. ltsiouId have wheel. feed; none other
are In constant contact with the work.
TO. It should not be liable TO get out Of or,
der.
II. 1t should not be liable to break tie
lhrrGd, nor skin stitches.
II. 1t should not be liublc 10 oil the opera
tors dress.
10. 1t should not form u ridge on the under
side, nor raycl out, nor be wastelul of,hread;
as is the case with al chain stitch machines.
20 Il should not be more trouble than tits
worth"
err THE BEST
The Howe Family and Leather Machines
arc warranted 10 give better satisfaction than
other machines in the market, or monty re.
funded.
The best Sewing Machine Cotton, in the
city (Orfs q AIacnaught's) at 80 cents per
dozen. l!owe's Machine Twist, excellent
article % cents per dozen.
CONE EROS, 53 College Street,
Jan. 10th. Nashville, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-17
A GRICUL r U u a j..
'&&Ny-,.oi
NFl, y =

a-r-
SET OUT 4 FEW no EIEuT TREES
Yes. set onta cherry tree by the gotG
ncnr fine road, and a~notlcr ~ the eod
of the house to partially shade lhe ST
ti,n roomnrom tito hot SIM, The clor'
ry, when welltrgin@l, forms y regular,
Symmetrical tree, ornamental 1T ieaS'
when covered wilh appreciation Of sj'o"
white bloom, or bonding beneath Ij'
load OF dark rsl tirtit Set Il pear tree
in the nook BY the shed, and one at carn
end Of the mlrriogc house Thoy VIII
iniurc nQthipg, opd tl9 rich soil will.
cause them to grow rapidly, NOW PVT
out Il few peach trees along Che garden
border where the shade will scarcely iu-
lure the vegetables, or Il few tree, m9T
be set c%ompactly Is feet apart, and tdo
space they would shade be used i'r rai.
berries ana. GiacIJcrrio9,
THERE'S the lane, toor Iatiin% 10 the
pasture, whichmight well have II ro" OF
apple or pear trccfopornl"I alda which
will iniurc the .Vdiarop' fields far les.
than the returns tlirp' ,%lrjti give. THE
road sides, also, can bo',.l VITA oppls
trees yielding wirtcr Fruit Such ..uHi,
rows Of trees usually give better T.
turns than the same number o, trees /,
an orchard: Again, There is th" soUt.
Of the barn, shed, and howell, yo3, an,
the tight fence upon the north ajIa q
the garden, which mj-hC be coyorc.
with grape vines and yi..I many bash
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-17
MEM GOODS
Hunts Depot.

Ihave just received fresh stock OF beau.
tiful Goods, onsisting0fevcrythingtha
the taste of the most fastidious couI
reasonably desire. Ladies Dress oSous'
Gentlemen's do, Ready-made Cloihlng,
Hardware, Cutlery, &c, &c. VIII sen
c~heaperthan any one else in the coul!.
GIVE me a call, and see the superior
quality and the ebeapncss of my ggpu''
MARIO. q. a. hONf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-17

IN prescntIng you with uR, EhToN'S lNFANlllE
] CORDlAL, wc dosire to state ~ superiority overcv,
cry lortrum mat r~ursc,or qaack has heretofore oOeleo
you,
First - II Is The preparation of a regular lhySl
clan, WlO Is well qualified from much experience ~ ~
nntilC complaints to prescribe for them, gnl'-lt "
entirely lrcG from p~alcgorlC or opalo oiany hlno, anu
consequently IelieVes.by removing the suffering OF lOur
child, Instead Of %de0dcnins its scHslbilllies,. 3rd,-lt IS
pat up with great care, as a comparison OIL II with any
other article for ~infontile complaints will shows the
very roots from which II is distilled, being dug up rom
the Forests under tho direction Of IN, Eaton, many OF
them hy his own hands, ith--lt Is perfectly harmless,
and Cnuu0t liurc the most dclicotc infant, and Is u Ger
tain euro Grt Tclcliu all the following cases, which "
is chief merit over every other preparation, viZi
FOR Alb COMPLAINTS ATTENDING TEEIHlNG,i
such as DIElN lEIiY, COLO, Sci also, for soilcilng
tho ruUls aud relieving pair, For regulating the bowels
II /. uuCqualICd. For Cold IN the Head II Is a sure relief.
For GROUP, the most lptal and trying Ofdiseascs. II can
be- relied on with perfect confidence and being a pow
CTMl uutispusmOiC In all cases OF commissions or Its,
We earnestly recommend you to lose no time In procu'
lirgit, l~Gslly-it costs 70 much more than other prep
uruliong Of the Kind, that we cannot afford such long Hd'
ycItIsrmcuis A. can those whose whole expense Is their
ndycrtisiugi Tor the same reason, II COmmcnds Itself as
the most reliable to all mothers, IN all cases, the di'
rccliolN VIA. IGl around each bottle. must be strictly
followed. Price 2j cents pcr bottle.
sod by CHURCH d DUPONT, Druggists,
No, 80, Maiden Lime, New York,
And by an respectable druggists throughout the county,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-17
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,


A bencvo,rnt Institution, established by special en-
doWnIcIt for the relief of the sick and disI
tresscd, afflicted with yirulelt and
epidemic diseases.
The Howard Association, In view OF the awful jrs
the d]ccclliCuS rroCised " ON the unfortunate vitcims OF
such diseases by QuUcks, several years ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, asa CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of
their uanle 10 open Il Disrcnsary fUI the treatment Oithis
class OF diseases, in all their forms, and to give Medical
advice GRATIS, o0lt who apply by letter, with ades-
CflrtlOn OF their condition, Gage. occupation, habits of life
&C.,) and III cases OF extreme poverty, to FURNlSH
MEDICINES FREE Of CHARGE, 1t is rcedlcss TO add
that the Association commands the highest Medical skill |
Of the aye and will lUrnish the most approved moderi
treatment.
The Directors, on review Of the past, feel assured
that their lHbOrs in this sphcTcof benevolent effort, have
been Of great benefit TO the afflicted, especially TO the
young, and they have resolved to devote themselves
with renewed zeal, to this very important but much des
pissed cause.
Justpubishcd by the Association, a Report on Srermo.
tOrrhGa, or Seminal Weakness, the Vice of 0nanism,
Masturbation0r SclEhbnse, and other Diseases of the
SexualOrgans, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will be
CHARGE, On receipt Of STAMPS for postage
Other Reports and Tracts on The nature and treatment Of
Sexual diseases, diet. &C., are constantly being published
for sTatuitOus distribution, and win be sent to the afnicted.
Some OF the new remedies and methods of treatment
discover ed during the last year, are of great value.
Address, for Report or trC0tmcnt, DR. ]. SKILIiN
IlOUGIITNS, Acting surgeon, Howard Association, No.
. South Ninth Street, Philadcll ho, Pa,
BY order Of the Directors.
Ezra II IIEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIECWLD Secretary.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-17

WHO INVENTED THE SEWING MA
CHINE?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-17
On Saturday, goth Of May noXt,

On SATURDAY, @OLh OF FHJ IlUAC,
We viii offer ut Public Sale, on the premises,
the above tract of Land divided of into Lots
rs above stated, ON II credit Of one, two and
three years, for notes satisfactorily secured,
bearing interest, and alien retained,
A plan Of the ground can be- to'n by cat.
ing ON Mr.. Harry Carr, Winchester.
The sale is positive and without reserve, The
owner being determined 10 close them out.
Those interested in the growth and prosperity
Of Winchester wouId do well i|ou,IrII thir.uir.
q. II. FOGG,
\. Y. :. LINDSAY.
April 2G, IDS Agent for Owner.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-27
AR|,nmSzNs&z@
ULcn,oleke1seh Gzlesa@
(MzzzlNzInzMf
Gl1ziSr Mca4al.ensSGa.9
INCATEu AT

LOCATED At
Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Albany, Buffalo,
Cleveland Detroit and St Louis. Scholarship good
through the en- ire chain OF eight Colleges
CONSOLIDATION s'of Bryant & Stratton's
Mercantile College," and "Bell's Commercial Col
lege," now conducted "a one Institution which is
the recipient of extraordinary and unprecedent-
ed patronage.
Harmon Block. corner Clark and Washington
streets. Chicago
II. .. BRYANT .. Y. BELL. 49,. II. D. sTRATToN
Principals and Proprietors
By this consolidation the collegiate course ofthis
Institution is greatly enlarged and with the i'm
provements which the business experience Of the
Principals enables them constantly to introduce for
the benefit ofther students, il made greatly su-
perior in all respects.
First Premiums Awarded to this
College
At the late United States Fair in Chicago for BEST
PENMAysHIP aud FOR BEST BOOKKEEPING.
Departments OF Bookkeeping and
Accounts.
Organized and conducted upon the Counting Room
system, the halls of study being fitted up with APP
propriate counters, desks, ETC., as IN REAL BusI-
NESS. and the student at once introduced to the
practical workings and routine of business con-
Quoted in Banks, Counting Rooms, Railroad OIL
ces, etc.
COMMERCIAL LAW.
By special arrangement with the Law School Of
he University of Chicago, the sessions of which
are held in our College rooms. our students are
privileged te attend all the le,tres nthis depart
ment, and to receive instruction in this important
branch OF the course, from the able, accomplished
au1 learned Professors of that schoo and itaffords
us much qualification to be enabled 10 offer them
these extraordinary aud superior advantages
"SPENCERIAN" PENMANSHiP
This famous systematic BEST known to the
world. is orr standard.
D-Circular and Catalogue of so pages furnished
rratuitously on application to the Undersigned
BRYANT, BELL. & STRATTON
nov I0-13vl
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-27
TO ALL WHOM ITMAY CONCERN.

Jesse Jackson AMI Phlander Coffin. heretofore
appointed by the Couaty Commissioners OF Stark
County, Indiana. viii, on the sth day of Decsm-
Der. 1860, proceed TO examine and assess the
amount of benefit or injury to the following des-
cribeoa lnds in said county, through which it is
proposed to construct and repair drain, to wit:
the south half of the south west quarter of section
thirtyone, in township thirty -four, north 81 range
one west, and the west half Of section thirty
in the township and raEg aforesaid, and the east
hall of section hrty-six, in township thirty -four
north of rahsse two west. Said appraisers will
meet on the piece Of land first above described, at
ten O'Clock A. m. of the day Aforesaid, at which
mite and place all who think proper can attend.
By order of the Starke Ditehinc Company
PETER SPEELNoN, Clerk
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-27
MEAT MARKET.

CHARLES SHOEMAKER, on La
Z porte street, a few doors west of Palmer's
Store, keep good supply of FRESH MEATS
FOR their old customers, and as many new ones as
NAV ipd Il 20 their Interests to call on them.
Is-Thev will pay the highest market prices in
ash. for Fat Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Fowls
gJ-Aarket every morning except Sunday:
aug lift