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The New York herald., 1863-08-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC CIAL

MONDAY, August 17--6 P. NJ.
To-day's bank statement compares as follows
with that Of last week =
Week ending loans. Specie. Circan. Deposis.
August $50 $40 15654S 57O6 024 I55 36s 116
August 15 l75 905 All 32874 913 813177 1856 043
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
PnOPOsALs.

DRoPosAIs wAxrED-POR A STATIONARY srEAs
RnsiHe inches di.meser OF CYLINDER inrhes
the best matsais Az 70 be complswd Fhin thirty day
from date mnufacrursr mag addren n, nsssid sshce
AUCusr ~. 1H0.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18
NEW PUnzdCArIO61.

THk HEfrAnsRoN-lY nAnoARxs, oyIRn o.
L Navarro, ely wsssAasd fron eenu1ne eoU Of VI
origasi wosl ms = she richest rAs = = fsusa g
- PAGE elosh 1n with twelve pictorial nusss'aA f
cBLxxcHARO, Pusxshsr, . ma srss.
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

Increase e........................... $l2,2S3 02
The statement Of the Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany for the year ending May 1, 1863, shows that
the net profits amounted to $454, ,l59 Is, or IA per
cent on the capital stock. Out Of these earnings
one semi-annual dividend Of 3H per cent and one
Of per cent have been declared, leaving still to
the credit of profit and loss the business of the
year over five per cent on the capital stock.
The coal transported over the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad for the week ending
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

by a notice in our advertising columns it will be
seen that the New York Central Railroad will re-
ceiyc proposals until the 10th Of September next
for an issue OF five million dollars of six per cent
bonds, redeemable December Is, 1887, to meet in
part the debt Of three million dollars which be-
comes due on the 18th of June next.
The Terre Haute and Alton Railroad earned for
the past week in August, 1868, s26,a53 80; in
1852, $751; 4-giving an increase Of $s,766 l5.
The receipts Of the New York and Harlem Rail-
road for July were as follows:-
1862 $101 1857 90
1863. ....................,..1 900 OF
The New York herald., 1863-08-18

OWF6hr.-rEALED
will ~ received this odcc until TUESDAY August rs
l1D for the parrhase, BY the Corporation, Of
Two Lots Of Ground within the bounded By Ludlow
Hivngton, Forsyth and Hester Streets for the srectc
nersou Of sttion house for the Tenth precinct police
Proposals In addition 10 the price, should fa
Am Of the propsrty offered giving Dimensions and locality
also the character OF improvements any.
Prsfsrcncs WIN b given vacant ioAaL
Psymeat win be made In reestvns clear and
The Isht 70 rsjec. ssx o alI proeoals = reserved.
MATTHEW Z. BRENNAN, Comptroller
Crv NKv YonH Department OF Finance, Comptroller
0rce. August ", i0sA
, 1863-10-03

The officers and men Of the 47th New York
Volunteers prezented. to Gen. Gilmore, a
short time since, magnificent eagle, caught
in Ostibaw Sound last spring. The bird Ia Of
the ePecies named By Audubon the Washing
ton sea eagle, and pictured by that author On
Of the feathe1ed tribe. The presentation
speech WAS made by Adjutant John 4. smith.
formerly prcminene In the fire department Of
New York city; and the gift WIS received
amid music by the band, cheers By the troops
and Its Own shril screaming.
--Resecrars salt months ago Of Gen.
Thcmas: "George q. Thomas is q man Of
extraordinary character. Tears ago, at the
Military Academy, I conceived there we're
points OF strong resemblance between his
character and that Of Washington. WAS in
the habit Of calling him Gen. Washington"
Samuel sowden, the Oldest newspaper
carrier In Ohio, died on the Goth of septem-
bes, aged seventy six years. He delivered the
Cincinnati Commercial for many years, TIL
IT ngc compelled him to reliuquish the busi-
ucgs.
"A question has recently been asked Of
Tatter puzxlipg nature, VIZ Why Is not
me btomaca digested by its secretion during
lfr" This question has beeu graycly dis
cusssd by the British Association, bnt no
duced during the discussion were curious,
Prof Payy thinks It Is the alkaline character
Of the blood and its alkaline currents neutral.
king the acid properties Of the digesting
fluid. which gives the solution. We thins
this is - clear a6 mud.
-Blopdin almost killed himself In Seville
e1s.iD, recently. While on his rope, during
al exhibition in that city, with frnWorks o1
his head, be found himself burning, and #
/, trying to relieve himself lie slipped and fell
but luckily caught one foot on the rope, ant
with the utmost grace saved his brains teon
being dashed out. -;
, 1863-10-03
Mt0iGi1tot.
Fvr1 the Mchmoad Th1E.4

f@om the Hchmoad HmsI
The CtarlestoL Courier makes timely suEgssuoa 10
recommending the tenuoo Of our gov e1nmeotto toe
naturalization Aud:o ufe Of Casa{a. Tor the presers
vatfou Of tho health Of our soldiers. a1c1a hhs
sp,crlsr effect upon the urar, and guardstha system
sgAua. disease By exposure and irregular Diet. ltiA
ad tine great success Of the Plantation Btte3s Of
Dr. Drake which p.eytpns to our unhappy dincn1tt8
WAS found In mcst Southern homes was owing to t1e
extract Of Ca.saya Bark whiehnt contained ~ one Of
Its principal ngrecient1-"ne confirmation Of this. NO
hare heard one Of our most distinguished physicia1s
dietetc OF atmospheric csuses he invariably relieved
himself by Plantation Btttes- Now that these Bttd1s
cannot be obtained. substuta should bc prepared
We understand our government has opened nesot.~'
lions With Dr.. Drake. through secret sseat. but With
what truth We do not know"
We are exceedingly obliged to sne Rchmond HGie
tor .s remembrance Of ~Au.d Lang syue but We caa
assure Our Government" that the Plantation Btte1s
are not fot sae to any sec1e: ngnot North South
EEere Ia probably several other thing. that "Our Gov.
ernmeott' viii ret wsnt
We trnw ttst v+ h,vc TIM hert and n.o.t nonn1Ar
r,aa,r1ra In +ha ,,-1a wa nrs ,o+ en.ayd n shnrr
,rh,t 81 =. .o-,r,..snr
~.
1nSeeAas - =. W a9ts+e'" W otec"a"cno -.
eALs4zA oAAh aa9 oeen eeleosa1eo 'oe o'es WY
aana!e: sesls ana WIS fo.a a1sos toa reign ol Aos
A'A'Au " ctaaces tot ue eao'tho"s psGe u ~
OWL *etghs u silver. H!sremarkanle fos Dys2eps's.
feFe1s' weakness. IoRsupauou' h1c.
CAscAH1LLA oAhA+-fos u'as1nea' Ioue' Aao oss-
aasee CT the stomach and bowels.
DAhphA!os'-sol .. Ania'A'o7ooa u Lib Aola' aao
Dtops'e+ ~ oae9s.ons. 1,,,.,. ,,u..,.
SA4H ~ -NuMa ~" AA,. '..,. ~
ND,n..No..,S- - s.eS !ssn,.- MIA
to4.o-Hlsnas lasis1. a.tas ~ u.. DN"
mIauhhha-ros ossolana .I..1.. aaeaM. a4a.aa h
oS ~ n.o .r ee.an.-.Ns., ~'oa.s "'74
o'aseto ~ nA ~ ..aN =, ..ss.s. ~
, 1863-10-03

U11cAa8.} Ed6660n F&1ed 6ucctka IN 1uct tsa45'
ent Of Chronic. Mercurzl Blood. a.h other dseasea
THAT REQUIRE 6K1LLFUL TREATMENT,
II permanently located himself Il Is Randolph
lroct CtlcaKu. d.. James iKreeomncndedb By the naa
EfcalfAcuity and tho enIoet e1Iep Of tho 6o1h
1houAknda Of unfortunate b:oe Dr.. -AAR8 wins.
tps for hin. would he living Z su1sesab. e11st'
nee Tho eny1sb1e reputation Dr. Jaues en)o5si
the L&kes 70 TIE Ga. u tn6 result Of yesn Of esuas
tnd observation.
rJames uses no Mercury. lodide. fotaSsA Afsenle
u 4rsaps17ll&. III The treatment OF olooo oaso@se'
u.t peut.auze1. which Ia pasluvo cure.
r1trnn.e Westnesa cured BY q new aud infa11lblE
athod eay1ng both time and ezpe1sa-
Nnoe end pazlots Il IS Kaudolph etre Z .fupsai1ao
isEes hours from 4. II. until T n
CONSULTATIONS BV10L4ABLx.
yS-p48 etndAwts
, 1863-10-03

SLEEPING N THE MooSsulsE.-A boy, thir-
teen yeara Of nge, named Henry Lowry, re-
siding near Peckhamrye, Ohio, was on Tues
day night last, expelled from his home by bis
nother tor some t1iiling misdemeauor. He
at orce ran away to corrfeld close By, and
slept throughout the night, which was \
moonlight one. Some la6orers on their way
to work, Eeci1g the hoy apparently asleep,
aroused him; the lad opened bis eyes, but de-.
clared he could not SEQ. Ha was conveyed
homo, and from thence TO sn cccular f1stitu-
.iop, where medical advice WAS obtained.
The surgeon affirmed that the loss Of sight
.etu1tec from sleeping IN tie moonlight. The
boy Is totally blind, and few hopes aIe enter
famed Of his recovery,
, 1863-10-03
Qrupneals. .
DROsALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

The undersigned viii 1eceive sealed proposals
for eurp tET frc.h beef troops Eud prisoners Of
xGr 1t tie ktttarJ P.lson on KocR lsl.nd 1iltnoa.
once Of tie Rock 1sland House. Rock Island Illinois.
mill Icos Of Mopdsy. October 5th. 1858. q: wcich
Tte beef furnished NUT be Of KocG and whole:
Eome QuAlity such as Ia required By leEnlAuons OF
and titt qusrteIs necks End shhnEs excluded.
bee1 cnnt1tctore will be required to cnt Up the
:or, Etyen by undersigned TO comrencs SQUADS: de.
Eme1 atd il such Qu1nt1uea u the undesatEned map
r1a.lre.
viii accompany e&ch bid, aad bidders be Present d
tie o. Gn.nE OF the bids
The ce's3gned feeefvo re nj ut to reject ans OF
Enco,se bids .P1oposalt tor Fresh BeeE"
Special Contractor.
Rcck 1ela, d. H.. September 2sih, ls6s.
, 1863-10-03
HhGANs MAGNOLIA BALM.

xnis!s the 1zsst delightful and extraordinary article
;ver discovered. II changes tht sun burnt Ae6 ano
1nds TO pea-lx tn:lu texture Ct zRs1hang besat5.
rlpa1t.ng the nArbe parity OF 3oute. ena Inc DIE
.',Hou1 APPEARANCE 70 inviting In the caly bile Q
axhtou .treraves tan .ffecklea ptmples aad rough.
~ fron tte sltn, leaving the complexion t-esh.
7anspA-ent and EUcoth. It contain no n&tera1 ID
:1ops 10 the ska. Patrou,Eed By Actresses and
( ,pers stnEerA It u xhst every lAt1 shonld tave.
Ia. everywhere.
pERAS s. BAREI 8 IL CO.,
Scs-hS9 IN General AEsats. 3G2 Broad*ay. n T.
, 1863-10-03
bIAlEE!5 RIC tet Ns
&:VjKKeE TO HEALTH.

FLAIR DYE! HAIk DYE! I
L ( EATcrEl0E,S celebrated HAIB DYE is rn9
f.rsT n TaT No1Lp Tie Galr 6ARALKss. TEgk snd
Lys kEoEn; 1aas l. tlsaiaa y ae'5 hs'5 1Sf =
70 GLossY i,iAca ps NATukAI DaoES. without II,
Il inr t nl- Of E,al1.1E tEs Ska. leaving The AaE
-siocE it, Pristine coior. SID 1ec1nes he eaectf
e Bad hyca. The Genuine IL hizned WIna4tA a.
3A~tH :IfE an Gtherb tere 1:Ltoos Aa1 ehon1e
80 Avolced sole by eA DsuEEt.ta. &c. ESCtoT bl
EorclsJ S.rf-et- EGE Tcek 1gS,E6LlV
, 1863-10-03

TROY FEMALE SEMINARY.
J. This InsttptIon ofle.s tho accumulated adya7-
rs-e: q r:t7 5ss,s Of sucecssful operation. Evs3
ard c:unn:ental education. under the direction Of
colpt ri LnIe thar tpEciy pIG1essort AEo iSec3E1e
For Circulars apply to J0EN Il. WlLLAAO. Troy
New To-k. aug m@8 e&
, 1863-10-03

MONS. GIRAC-Professor Of
Of =, Mays Of the Like, will conueuce bis School
q tie EseG ch Language, fer 1ad!fa and G2ue zen.
On the lst Of Oct, Next,
kt7o.clock .. e. every Wednesday and Saturday,
=. tte :nl!clLc of the University. corner Of Wotco
snc cup:dortyse:1 Ee vi! Eiys, a:so pirate 1e."
h1I:EE. Attorney As Las Masonic Temple. Deazb3-u
tt:e+'t. and TO the President Ct eald University.
, 1863-10-03

TEAR AT AN END mo one
L Is now deferred from changing the
WHISPERS Oh husrACHE
From rcd. er1y or sandy to rich BL ACE OR BRoTN
t,y taar OF trjr:tcE staining the eEln-
CRI&TAD0R0,S DYE
1eha.u,e:& IA water. 1Li1d nex milk, and
TRUE TO NATURE
In the HAGEifcsJt cclcr* IT. tInpkrts M&au1tEtnfea
by J, ,Ci:ISFADt.nO Astor house. New York. sold
CreryN hefe, and erplied by III HH1r DFeh5e.t.
t7ica Il. II 81 End S pei box. according to A:xe
&A1i
, 1863-10-03

DOCTOR R1GELOW,
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN
For1e11y ct st. Lorls. NO..
fsn m cot s.ted Ct eis ctice IT. South Cl1rk street
roi Ds, II Nenruu, 1lC&Eo. ILL.,. taf nlocE HoE L9e
PcttCce On I'll tr.u Disc ases. and oiHeaa o. POI
Ifoons eepernte Ehere ltdies aut COZ
Sult the doctor tlti;ce Ao1rE from a. Nj r =
t;;isC t.iouh free. Addreas F. Q. Eoz Isl. lotlose
$50 hthEcs RIc get Ms
GUIDE TO tAEAA1kA.
From the Doctors lcrE experience IN Hospital ana
pEtvGte PRACTICE he l. ab.e 70 pes1oTn ana VIII guas
Fntec pcsftct for sli special 1A1oaaes ~ ta
:nptt revere arc Co:cpcatEd stA1es Il Feit 5au'
time vi bout The uee at nC:c1s5.
Young ren suttri.G fto1 Marcus Uen11ty are IT,
v1ted tc call.
4 PERFECw CURE WARRANTED.
Pe1eolt eufentE for t:reEu1a1:ies should call st
En Of ciiy 1siesccce. s. tc &,lli:s and kuccesa.
6f1.n,6I9 - ID
, 1863-10-03
Tim HY + FAY, II. D
DENTIST


CHICAGO ApF11 "a, 1SG3.
Eitl ont apy rebuekt OF his to do So think II my
tuiy to state thst Azr ny family hare for twenty
eight ttsss Lad Denttktry doce Ia Chicago ~ sa1s
: lot Pkkr ECTIUN, Fir, EASE OF OPERATION.
ard R1AeONABLENEes oE ca AEGE. equsl ~ the
iob Tor sell dora bp Lr FAY, occupytaE the roo-aa
teS: nsG, ~ -" CUAS.v pyEE, II D.
, 1863-10-03

TUEN ". HUGH rs,
MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF
SURGEONS, ENGLAND, 1885.
DOCTOR OF MEDICINE OF THE UNIVERSITY
OF SCOTLAND. 1861.
Has opened an 0tfles in EHlns's Block,
Corner Of North Clark sad Ncrth wates-sa.
, 1863-10-03

L.rvr,s ne tar1e-e Wi Emo sc:s ~ -: ~:
sa-1Sk .ouse for Live Stock. CA7hSoM 49, =. =.
let opeaaa OF ttia li1e xal IT. c52ne<1oEA Aoa sh:
:GssaoS Y rala e Geit Nasn Iro1, H. F.sd,ngat
,e51nk Choice i offered o. tie PE!lAukltttal II! ~
MEn ~ aGlE sa! and bali Ia0RE AhRkE!a. 1hn =.
hlso y ipILt The k-orte1t quiclca. Ard Ia. GEt:
x,at x2th 20 St9eE te :ar 4o:E-fE!a Alca.cvs1-1-;
VIE ieMSf ea1cGcz tSaf aty other.
4.NoG6 ~ MH. GAL. &upt 1ltoOnA. r..
L u HyH5i ny;5 tse+'ss T:ckst Agent PEilade!phln.
z: a;5oUtyD@. Ae2'. Freight AEert p1;.1t dclrk.'
, 1863-10-03

DR. HILLIARD, Office 68 Ran
~ dolrh street. Chicago. (up.stairs1 treats MI
:h.enlc Cutaneors Rnd Netsur1s1 Diseases. IN male
II female Cures guaranteed. Patients living at
ulstkree can copsn1t tg letter, with confidence, BY
eoclodng ten cents to insure reply Good city re-
Tercn given to ability and SUCCESS In psatee
Eoorns for patebta coming fro q distance. Medl-
ctnas put M ant Zee from tbserrAon to arT part
nj the country. AL commpnicasteps held strictly
confidential, r, o. BOX $50. scelm5s1aEl
, 1863-10-03

The DISTANCE TO TnAvEL.-Some idea Of
the length oftime required to reinforcs Gen:
Rcsec,ans from V1cksburg may be obtained
by considering the distance betHeen that
citc and Chattanooga. First, there arc 81
ly rsiiroad from Memphis to Chattanooga Is
500 miles. But the road is not open all the
way. Trains run regularly from Corinth to
Julia, the latter lis miles, and It is not un;;
likely that the road may have been opened
to Decatur, 10 miles further east. There
should, too, be railroad communication: be-
tween Stevenson and Chattanooga, by means
Of tie Nashville and Central road, the dis.
tance between these tRo, places beiug 81
miles. But we can hardly reckon on more
than, say, 200 miles, 80 much, ot railroad
transportation between Memphis aud Chat.
t4nooEa. The trankfer of troops began
several Days sgo, even before there had
been any battle between Roseczaus' and
Bragg.
, 1863-10-03
&pmus15siaa Hl.rl1nnt1-
GALLOWAY g. CO.-Packerss
~ Freyision De1erc aad General

oce $50 so3th Ekter street, Board Of Trade Building
Chicago.
Tehsye large Stock ct emeEed Hams an3 shous
.etA both snEsI SD plain cu,isg aaa nE
de.s respectfully s.Ncied from the cy and counfg
We buy SD sell tor others every description OF RIO
lace and Frpytdons We rRy tie highest Nstket
oftce fur CFNcliingx GALLOWAY q W.
II .N14
, 1863-10-03

Has every inch Of space packed full Of fruit
ard flowers, grapes, peaches, figs, plums,
pears, apples, quinces, oEage orange apples,
flowers in pots, and fair show Of cut flowers.
We might proftably fill u whole letter with
this depa1t tnent, with names Of owners and
must he content to giye the awards, though
We ehall refer to the grapes at our leisure.
Among the gEapts arc some new features Wor-
thy Of attention.
, 1863-10-03

L. c.ae1 % zee? psea Wiz t4e dens2dk ko6theEEs.
ft,r rcb.IE the U6lAFolr Of thlt Popa1Ar xUuee -.
ssdde1 xay tmprpvcis 4.ts dur11E tie yeR- 1854 Z.
VIC ite eosneet,or. + ~ b M 5ou56 r u 5espees
11cs !. 1to-tt hslltstt aH6 ei.t.rely 1tee hnE Z:
, 1863-10-03

Aftef having looked through these Aospl.
tails and eeen the great preparations that are
made for giving the sick the best possible
care that the great number OF patients VIII
many elck soldier would stand better
chances Of recovery here tlau by undergoing
the fatigue Of long journey home. If his
d.. ease is one at all common TO the army he
is sure Of the attendance of those who arc
thoroughly acquainted With his complaint,
and who from the immense number Of Rimi-
lur cases That they have had to deal With can
foresee every possible phase that the disease
will assume. The only circumstances under
which the Medical Directors hare recon-
mended *'home" for sick man ore when his
diEease becomes chronic, or when he gets
would rather be there, but when he really
pines to zee some particular loved face. He
don't get well In the hospital under either Of
these circumstances.
The Orerton has six hundred beds, and can
be made to accommodate eight hundred
| red, about eight Of whom are every day pro-
| nouIced well and return to duty.
The Jefferson and Adams hayo between
| fonr and five hundred beds, which Ia also
about the capacity Of each OF the Others. In
the whole eleven hospitals there are nov
| five thousand beds, and in case Of an emer:
geucy they can be made to accommodate
eight thousand with comfort. There arein al
five hundred md thirty one employees, viz:
cooEs, nurses, stewards, &c. There are fifty
| FIVE medical officers and surgeons, and. eight
ellaplains, Of all denominations, and tha
whole hospital department in the city is un-
der the sppcrIntendence Of B. ]. D. Irwin, Of
! the Medical Department Of the regular army,
quite q young man for so respnnstble posi-
tion, but on whom the systematic, cleanlly
and cheerful appearance Of all the hospitals
II the present time, about $1,000 per
month are expended in the purchase Of vari-
Gus articles Of diet, which are not found in
Last'y, Dr. Irwin acknowledges The vast help
| which the Sanitary Commistio Ions 1aye render.
| cd, and says that many 4 man who Is no r
veu owes Ills life to thnt timely afd, In hay.
ing received Just the article that he needed
most, and which he would otherwise never
have received. ;. W.L.F.
, 1863-10-03
1N| ESTEEN LAND AGENCY

DIR. H, A. J0HNFON
Eas re oysd ha residence from H. Cats street to s1
Wstash av11ue oc1.16t2St
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-31
ARTECR'S HOME MAGAZINE.
For 1868. Edited by
T. 9. ARTHUR and VIRGINIA 7. Town,
SEND.
JoIuules NXEpE. and XIV.
The HOME MAGAZINE for 1861 will

The HOME MAGAZINE for 1861 Will
be conducted in the same spirit that has
distinguished it from the commencement;
and continue to unite in one periodical
the attractions and excel.cncies Of both the
Ladies', or Fashion Magazines as they are
called, md the craver literary monthlies,
CIR ~arron9ements for 1864 t%nc'ude,
THREE ORIGINAL SERIAL STO-
RIES; written expressly for the Home
Magazine. One OF these will BE- by
MISS VIRGINIA f. TOWNSEND, and
commence in the January number. An
other viii be BY i. S. ARTHUR. And
the third FROM the pen of MRS. N. A.
DENISON, 4 writer who has Ions been a
f%avorite with the public.
Besides these. OUR LARGE CORPS
OF TALENTED WRITER'S will con-
tinue to enrich the Home Magazine with
shorter stories, poems, essays, and sketch
es oflife and character, written with the
aim Of blending literary excellence with
the higher teachings Of morality and re-
ligion.
ELEGANT ENGRAVINGS appear in
every number, including choice pictures.
groups and characters. prevailing fashions,
and large variety Of patternsfor garments,
embroidery, etc. etc.
PREMIUMS FOR GETTING Up
CLUBS.-Our Premium Plates for 1864
arc large and beautiful photographs Of
"EVAN&ELINE" and THE NTH
ERLESS BARN"
TERNS-S2 aycar in advance. Two
copies for So. Three for 81. Four for
So. Eight, and oao extra to getter-Ip oi
club, SIG Twelve. and one cxtra.sI5
Seventeen. and one extra. 500. PREM
JMS.-onc to every 50 subscriber; and
ore 20 getter-up Of sS. 81. 50. or SO club.
Both premiums sent to cetter-up Of s1j
and $50 clubs.
In ordering premiums send ,hiee rel
stamps. to prepay postage on same.
Address 7. s. ARTHUR & co.
323 Walnut St, Philadelphia.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-31
SURVEY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
County Surveyor ct Marshall county Indiana " III
at the request Of William Rail-bick, proceed am
= ordav the Ilth dav of January IScf 10 survey
and subdivide section ~, VI x Lin Marshall coun.
", and also establish the corners OF the lands be.
longing TO said Rlilsback in said section. said sur
vry will he continued from day to day ii necessary
till completed.
Non resident owner OF laud in said section WHO
fail to meet me NJ the time above menti med, M
the residence Of VIM. Railsback, and tlefray. or
provide for d~cfraying their portion of,he expenses
of said survey will be returned TO the county audit
or as delinquent. and such delinquencics placed on
he tax duplicate for collection according 10 law.
J.. VI. KLIECFR Co. Sur. ~ n
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-31
CORRECTED WEEKLY
SURVEY NOTICE

Notice is hereby given tlat tho undersigned
County Surveyor of Marshall County Indiana will,
at the request Of Jeremiah Poulstpn. proceed on
moi day the 18Th day ofJanuarv 1861 to survey and
suhdiy &c Section No. 9. in Tocnslip No. -.
north. Of Range No.2 East in Marshall County,
and also to establish the corners of the land be-
longing To said Pouls'on in said section. Said
survey VIII be contilued from day to day ifneccs-
sary till completed.
Nonresident owners Of land in said Section who
fail to meet me nj the time above mentioned, At
the residence ofsaid Poulsten. and dciray. or pro-
vide for deGrayinC their portion of the expense o:
said survey will be returned to the County auditor
delinquent, and such delinquencies placed on
ase tax duplicate tor collcc ion according to law.
]. VI. klinger.
n2iw3 Co. Sur. Of ". c..
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SCRVE Y NOTICE.

Notice i hereby given that tie undersigned.
County Surveyor of Marshall county Indiana VIII.
nj the request Of j. ID, FINK, ahd RI. Shaf,r. pro.
cced on Monday the 4 h day of January Is6l to
survey and sulrdivide section No. Nine % in
Township No. TGrrty tour (3l) North. of Range
one o. east in Marahall county, and also establish
the corners of the lands belonging 90 said Fihk and
Shffrr in said Sc. don. said survey will be contin-
ued from day to day If necessary I'LL oomple-
ted
Non resi- lent owners of lands IT, said section
who fail to meet me al the time above mentioned,
at the residence of !. ID. Fink, and deiray, or pro,
vide for defra! ing their portion OF the expenses of
said survey will be returned to the county auditor
as d%ellr ,ncIt, and such delinqaencies placed on
the tax duplicate for collection according to law.
}. ". kIINGER Co. Sur. Of W. G..