Marshall County Democrat, Volume 1, Number 16, Plymouth, Marshall County, 28 February 1856 — Page 3

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rrom t!w KuicV.-rw.ck-r. ' bei no; ma Je 'for Buncombe;' Lut fe-.v, I 4 1 love to steal awhile away Ouuivt. to the last, a favorite and lu'upw cures- doubtless, know the oi iin of l he term. It From every cumbering care, pondem whose peculiar 'poetry' has t tin-1 cireu-. oiiiaated in this wise: And spend the hour of setting day Ution an rimlutor in almost every garter of the j Col. Edward Buncombe eommanded a j In humble grateful prayer.' einintry n U u the following 'Stanzai to Ancjc-; regiment of North Carolina troops, linder j The regu!ar chorister being absent, the duty deftn. We insert a few versos to slow how little j Gen. Xah, and fought gallant v at Brandy- volved upon the good old deacon M., who corn-

mere beauty h is to d with true affection: 'How oft to thee, sweet one-eyed friend, Must I confess my errors! Here at thy f..t again I bend, In your prim, tidy little room; And own I envy one, fur whom Strabismi!.' has no terrors. The I'm' of beauty in your nose Heats IIouartii's grandest u nion: Fur his, I think, had but two lwnvs, Hut yours has half a dozen crooks To heighten your angelic look's. Ami seal in r rapt drvotion! Anl need I praise thyidsinny lips, Thou well-preserved oM angel! Thou eest my muse but lightly skips. Those wrinkles which, I doubt me not, Are Mines of beauty too, and ought Not le deemed a strange ill. That sword-like chin I often dream Is very near another Owned by myself, and then I seem To smack by instinct while the paint Which I rub off seems like a faint Impression of 'Mr Mother! Then take, thou free-gift of the skies, With bulbus feet so tiny, Oh! take, before thy lover dies. His wretched heart, and m ike it beat Like your prepost'rous Dutch icpeatKr, dearest A;ei.iv! Running the Indiana Free Banks. j Our will r,n,enWr thn. f ;,v uv since state.l lli.it an ..ffic- had Ixen i opened in this city by Dunlevy, Haue A:! Co., Lr the reported purj)ose of runninghome the issu?s ol the Indiana r rce liaaks. :

Mr. Ilaire came tons and authorized us to41,,,ar JH''iir ar mat jiiac- recently:

state that .uch was iiot the fact. We did i : l.llf fit tbi Wim. will. w.ti..1 'Iimf iliii.i " ; eii.ieiocii n.ia i4in-;ivi ui.iw ii .umi i,ov7U in coin from Columbus. the Kentucky S:o-k Batik nt ! U. . . g. . . i,t - .a ir. iik' 1 .. f. .rmoi I lw Ihn I ' t- . - i . I , . . t ' J of the Timieeanoe Bank, that thes- hrokers : i i ----- - Liiiiicty, 11. u.t- iv v.u. j uii'n (iiitvu.u'JU from his bank tliis week. We are also in-' r 1.1 ..1 , 1 x it ; i . 1 1 , , . , hired imrpose v to eatrv e.me to t ie banks j . 1 j their issues. We hope our business men will set tln ir faces like Hint" against any broker who i eomes among us to make war upon our . . , , banks, backed up by tlie money ,harks ol riri;:,a:i , , , IäI it once Ix-foine known (o our bankers hat sueh nn establishment L;,s .in evii iniw; 1 1 11-1 r 1 1 1 1 11 .' i . i l ... r.i-.t. istenee in In liananolis- and thev are L.mm.I ' in si lt-protection, to refusv to circulate their

bills they are compelled to refuse to busi- rushed towards her wi.h li;e avowed iufen-; iiessmenthoseaeeomniodations.su neees- ti' of burning lier to dea.h, unles.s tlie essary to their transactions. ! l''!ivo"':l "t l";r 'l.trge. At j ii- .i I ...... ' this eris, s-.ni" boarders i:i the house in- 1 It the business men of Cincinnati are.,,,-, i i .1 , teiti-red. mill !le.:'i.fl li e ev.it..l ir.im.n,

uo.ermiiK-.i 10 maniiani tl.eir position ol t. . ,. ,. hostility to oil; Lanks, secured, as ihev are, ; - 1 by ten tier rent, of sU cks (at their mwlrt value) over Iheir eiseulati m. the busin-ss : ' 1 nifu ot Indiana should IiNk to another mar-r 9 a

ir, , , . . . o'o:i, 1, iiKe a 11 n ai nay, wnieii our olket forthetiansactionof ,l,e,r business.-! j;, fri..ml flly ,;t w.,s 1tl;llv ! C incinuati has grown and fctened upon the 'obliged t reliiepiish the weli-f.ught held. pr.Klue:sa-d energy t,f Indiani ins, an.l ! T''''. when mistress of the premises, sh ! . . , , ii . she now uses ewiy effort to crush thos.( 'tted her own terms to the c oiKpiered i n.iu.i , i;i, 1 " . 1 1 hotisehohl, and, as lier ttltnitutmn , demandwho !.ae built l.er up. hveii the Gazette, ,.,1 lx e .1 l'ti if e 1 . , . . . . 1 ' fMl po.se.-..-,ioii of Hie child. If refused m ot U-.at ci y, joins in 'he e rusa le against t'.is, .she wonl 1 n ver leave tlie house ex- j onr Free Banks, w h-n, we are informed by i eept as a eorpse. he trntmpbnf.' The ! the President of one of those banks, that c''u'l w:,s Kv'11 ',,r :uy lL -s mother !

the paK-r of that establishment has had to i be protested, for accommodations extended to its proprietors, f r.non-payment. Uur business men have a remedy for these

outrages of the Cincinnati brokers and1"" It "pros ntntives, sev-ral "lpublhn'M sharpers upon our jieople, i tlu.ir owJ IPs have ondeavored to make capital out hands. For. if, at the present time, our I ' X a ,,Mm,r? V southern 1 . ; know nothings supported Mr. Aiken, the

brinks are co.npelled to draw in their circu lation, the effect will be to embarrass Un Dusincss oi Indiana to an extent much ! greater than many im.v-ine. ! ti 1 , ? ,. i The ree Banks of Indiana are wi ll se- j c ure.l, and tlu-ir issues are safor. by far. . . - ...... ...i.:t.. .1... :.. .1 t

than those of the stock-secured Banks of I New 1 ork J Inns, a leading "republican" .Kessler Klize. Ohio. Yet those l.md sharks, he C'iuein-' print that "Mr. Aiken is an Irishman by K'Tj'-ut Rhoda, nati brokers, throw out the notes, of our I '''i' bincr auti-American (that is,; ,P 0 "j l.,i.a 1 ... . .. anti-know nothing) .Nebraska democrat." UiaVm.r.,i Banks, or only receive then, at a large d.s.! Mn Aikf.n was ,mmor., ,v s,,,,,!,,.,,, Lewi, Harriet.

. ouuv, ,e, .ecene at j,ar the j -Americans" solely upon national grounds. tmy currency of their own State. Lot our; They considered that a national man, albusinoss men apply the remedy which is, ! ll1""" opposed to their p.-culhr piincito withdraw Ih.irpatronage tro, Cincin- I?)''' W:4S far P,ef',;'hlc h repub- . . ' lican. nati and bestow it where it will lx aiinreci-! 1. " , . A, . ,. , -. 11 I hi conncclion with this subject, it. may nted, and their lights and interests I re-;,,(tbo amiss to stite that Mr. Culloni, a t-poctcd i southern know nothing, elected Clerk of tl In tl.i reference, u, let them have nn House, n-c ived, in addition to the .south-

eye to Ühk." establishments stv Up miJ.st to run home the notes of our H inks. Since the aVve was written we are iti-i formed that Messrs. Duxlvev, Haihk V Co. : h ive not confined their running" opera-i ti'us to the Free Ihnks alone; they have j a messenger omployed who vuit the branch-1 c of the St;itj Ij.ink. Tli'javiTi"f vi-ifsf this financier to the ISranch Dank ill this eilV, .'lie ftro, ilnÜV. , Thee -money re-ulators." tlerefm-, ein- . . - , -. . , . ., - 1 1 not he .auito bo p:.rt.al m tln-.r hinaneial jiecoin mount ton-?. iore anon. nrmuni. ' California Statistics. The California ffold riroduet for tlie vear llloö was 85ft.111,44. The total product hin. - odiov - rv is 833G,31,r,00O. The einnajje at the San Francisco I5ra-?"h 1 Mint for thi past year ain'MinV'd to ? , IZI. 7ÖZ. Iii com t !rovot, , vv;r was only D,723,5M. T1m inward-bound tonn-i-re .'. i-i i F-..:, cisco, in IC55 amounted to 4lv vessels, of 1 122,359 tons; the otltwartl-hotin;!. 353 ves- j el, of i(J9JHH tons. . Tie to'.al amount I rebels paid for freights at that port Ur thi year was 83,C90;765. , The number of persons arriving at San Francisco during the. year wa 31,759; and the number departing was 22. COO; showing an excess in the former of 8.P.61.

Buncombe Speeches

All of our readers have heard of speech : wine and Germantown. At the last namid battle he was severe! v wounded, made j a prisoner and soon after died in Philadelphia. In the year 1791 his name was givj en to a county in North Carolina. The ! district which included the -county of Bun- ! combe was represented in Congress, from j 1017 to 1C23; bv one who was not famous f.r oratory. On one occasion he arose to address the house in ftvor of a bill provid ing pensions for the militia. lie had no I sooner arisen to speak than it became man -

liest that the members were not disposed arose, and with the utmost coolness said: 'Seeing to listen to his harangue. He appealed to ' our brothers proiensiiies, let us pray.' It is needMr. Lowndes to inteiHse in his behalf, at i lesss to .av, that but few of the congregation

j the same time inlimatiiig that he would be' 'satisfied with an allowance of live minut":: for a speech that might be printed in the papers, and assuring the members that his i i , ? i e .i ir remarks were not intended for the House, but for Buncombe. He was listened to un - der the five minutes rule; and, to the n; little astonishment of the good people of j liuncombe, the speech of their Represent-

ative (a curious specimen of logic and or- bouse, the first Sunday in March, and Satatory, very much like i nie speeches made urday evening previous, in Congress now-a-days) apiH'ared in the -- - :

asuingioii uazerie, covering nearly a1 bradside of tliat par.er. " ! j Thus originated tin jthrase, 'speaking'1 1 for Buncombe which is now ajplied to' , men who waste the time of legislative 1m k1 i ! i i , , ie in ni:ihi:o- .vpeeci es Mr tile soll nur - j - . F 1 , . i i pose ot -'Mining; popuhr :ipnlatte. Header, ihm t you think that a great manv of the members of the present Con"Tes hivo b,en nU,,S sp-o ,-l,,s for liu,,,.1l) - ""'J 2"' f"r t,R' "f ,h" "'" rr-w I -j - ri. Ihe Miehi ran Citv enlernrise o-ivi i' ioiiowmg neeount ot a rather oxtrnor V Woman arrived in our ritV last U-ek. ; from Xorwalk. Ohio, and i:is.i 'ite.1 m-n. ; feedings against a man employed in tin 1 ear fictorv; senile' forth that s lie was th i" . . . eeeaings against a man employed m the ear IiC.orv; sonili" lorill illil! .Mil' lv.is tlie -n1'' lawful wife of the man, and that i i t . lior principle objeet was to obtain no-sv.s-principle otj pO.-iVS- ; ..c ..i,;i i i...li 1... the def.Mniant a --.i.'ll 'l tl Lull. 11. Ill lv . l)OV ot some live Vears. A f er luen-itnr .ill .1 ... : t 1.1 1 :.. 1 ' im'.- r 1 ui'.-iii - .iuium-u 111 1 lie il J! I . ii."iine, i:'ioie v tioni nie trial was liad, ilismi.s-sod th- eompl iint. on the ground lll.ll that suhVienf proof had not been adduced ' i v

. ..... ''vored to do by ihiow i,,g burning matches upon her person. N..t suce-N-d-X. . " in' ia thi-. she seized a IrLt-d lamn. .-mil ... ... , lk, ll.'lll.lli I f,,)m ran.v;il ut lu.r lnr:i oni., Baker was sent for to effect, if possible, a ! ! I 'masterly inactivity on the part of the now m'?7 M '! X" laee to l I f 1 1 the (lislracii-il family. But ; . . , i:t - . , - , 1 woman once .m 1 V lM,nI,orai '"' iIP'o' :n ! .v ur.ruii.in r Ai.SKlKK )D. .Ulfe ; A .I . I . I Hie ejecu n 01 speaker ol the U. House democratic candidate on the final ballot ' : charging that a o.-iüioii had beed made k"' " 111 ' p.irii'.'s, an;i inumatmg tiiat Mr 'lkvn s tinctured with know innl.ing sentiment. The utter groundlessness of t,,is acrlls:llioI1 iss,lown ,)V t,K. ftrtsiaU.j bv ihe Wasl-.in.r:,,!. resoon.!,...! ' - .I - " - - - . . . . ----...a. . .... 1 .

to show that she had ever boi'u the lawful n- 1 v- H 1 .... f t, ... , , M , , . , ' h;'- -.'ss Mc-lu. wile ,d the 'liege Joi'tl w hom she claimed. Hum David. On Momlay last, sl;e f.m.d her way to the b'ker Hiram, residence of her former husband, "(as slie ra,1'Ml Mu'1-) ' lll:'f sl' '"eted 'nuViie!''1' ,ik" wlli"' h'ev,.r, there 'was Ralor Cco,j:r, .a system 111 her maliiess.' lla in' oh-! f Daniel, ti(I'cd of a v:iu ......iuin.ean,- " -. Pi. -,1 to throw oyfrthe.iÄrcmIX present wile id the man its contents. The Hrewer Henry, uoxt Pr;,ti n was to ignir.- it: this she Rridi:man Win. Rev.

in ,i,ri "rri K,,,JW "'tning streiiglli, Un entire ,4ren,,'"r!,.M: o ... .:.i. i!

I jjmoim-.oi oir- im live or MX exceptions, i Jilt. F, c, I'., mm More Lvnchine. W0 are indebted to the tcle.rr.it.h or.-.r .. i.,r of this city for the folh from Terre llaute: living lisj);itc ('iiARLKsiow.v, 111.. Teh. 1 3. Moiirif. who wnsj Kenteiici d to Ih Lm.,,1 to-dav, and Vrhoe execution h id Ik en Tiosr ' ,,.,1 by the Governor until the 5th of June . . , - .. . ' . 7 1,1 next wa, take,, forchly from jail, this 1. ,'cu!i(ner.s. The mob cut throiijrh the door of tin prisoner's cell, mid brutally draped hlni to the nearest lice, where he was hun.jf it Ii oe! ck. Ar. imnu :is ; ...t;- " ' ' ' ' i- mm r-. ;itv, i. -n ;i-osein. n was '!:M' li for- .it;V C'A h. f'tind 1 ii'!.- the rmi abui1 his ueek. It is 1 "t 'i t ifho l.adsiiJ anvii.in ill iiH lw l-lf. they would have taken him back bis cell. Lafayette Courier Feb. lbV to XTltviAH a true remark of Wendall Phillips at the late Plymouth celebration, that if the Pilgrims had lived in 1055, they would not be ja Plymouth, but in Kinsarf.'

t M., II HI iniuriae(l mob, and murdered I "'ree east, in Marshall bounty, Indiana to meet on I by h;oioinr. He is said to have been V(.ry ",,I,"nilS anl continue until finished.

much excited at the tunc of his execution .1 ;.n" f,m 1 V " " ' , ,a" " Z- T r,1,rIv9or at J . 44 , 4l .1 "! . ' vl,-lu," . the tune and place altove mentioned, and defrav or and Uttered the mos borjjd oaths airainst i provide for defravin their portion of the

j I Love to Steal. An amusing incident occur- , red in one of our down-east churches a few years

- , aS Tne clergyman gave out the hymn: inenced, 'I love to steal, and then broke down. Kating ins voice a still higher pitch, he sung, 'J love to steal;' and, as before, he concluded he had got the wrong pitch, and deploring that ho had not got his 'pitch tuner,' he determined to succeed if he died in the attempt. Ry this time all the old ladies were tittering behing their fans, whilst the fa ces of the voungoncs were all in a broad grin. At length, after a desperate couiih, he made a final i demonstration, and roard out, I love to steal.' j This effort was too much; every one but the ! goodly and eccentric parson was laughing. He heard the prayer, j SPECIAIi XCT-TICKS : T o mi t j Bexkvolent Sociktv Monday hveninir j ! M:ircl1 3J at tlie residence of Mrs. IlaUey. HELKHOUS NOTICE. Eldr Chaplin will preach at the Court3lfto Slbbcrtiscmmts. LAND SALE. I . lUKM'AAl V. 1 A.N K 111- III K W r t , t m s i s-.aa m a . . . .... , I m r- r Vt i n " ! I (. ommon rieas ( on t of Marshall Countv. State : ot iIKiiana. n ti10 n;., ,i.,v of riri., i:,r7 r ill , offer at private s de, the undivided two thirds part i "f ,,,l,-v ams in H"!''1 c:,it a:irtor of section ' "It --J. ' TERMS: One third down, one third in six , monthsand the balance in twelve months. Deh rred payments secured by noted bearing interest ; from date, waiving valuation and appraisement ! laws. JAMES ELLIOTT, Administrator, of the EsI t 'te of Dan'l Andrews; deceased. riymouh, I cb'v I I, Im. 1 Jw3. TILCOX MITCHELL, HAVE Jl'S : V t receiveo itieiriori i rasutr r.i ilieir lunni ,,,-v,1iu thistowu- J't pe thema call,and see it ; work 3tf : LIST OF LETTERS 13 EMAININO IN THE RoST OFFICE AT AININO IN THE R()ST inourh. Fcbru irv ', 1".")(. . Eft I" v I ' A .Moss M., .Mi (.Jueitean C'hiistian, j McQ11estir.11 YV. M. Morris Kühn, .Mav Frank, .Miller Reiijanvin, Mann Frederick, .Moore F.jihraim, Miller Martha I.., -M ooney Jolm ., M vies Clara, Marsh I lenry, Morris William. X . Xmzant Robert. I Parker .M try A. I'et kham Ji-iuina, IVcUiani John V. Rlumer R. M., Plummer Jolm V. 2, Rieitk John, I'ittinyer Mr. R.ater-i.n S. R. Roast John. M Roil lebush l. Uoinig John. ;Rcnkarl Widdow, Uei-d Fdwin, Rajp Mary, ; Iiir:h tleo. Uanl. m Owen, : Ruill Samuel, j Roads Jolm A. ; Ri inle John, ' Renkart Hcnrv, 1 . s" niith Jonathan, ! Suiten wrieht Ilciijamin, Seymour Hart, jShar Stephen, (Smallwoovl Samuel '2, .Scott John, Stock (I eo., Sialey Stephen, .Stuart J .mies I , Snoden John Shore C. P. Sherder Ji-sse. Stiles Dr. J. '., Suit Canrod, Smith Marv Jane, vr Tuttlo Sylvin, Turner John II. i t'ltor Abrnm. Y Washbinn R. M. 1. Wind Flihu, Wort Dr. A. Wallace Nicholas, Wilson Mr. .Welch Mary A. i Wade Win. Welsh Win. I Watkin- Chri.tophcr, I Wesley David, ! Walker Rosauna I. i Wood llarnev, jWade 11. AVatson Ann C". j Woods Mrs. T. .. -UUm "l --''r . I -i US CO" J . t u-;!ii,,.. ;r...u i C'arm-y David. J?, p"j y nj iZnn.l Carroll David. ., . , I Oline I lflle. - C "rl in iii Timothy, . t 11 v r I'M 'l ii. .' . " i 11 1 J iiirriMii, Champlin S. F., I Mill oil Ri, .11 ("unveil R check v, O i),.,.OI11i, M;ii,.r tr 4 ( - Dm-.. mi. iiachel A. !'':iV' N'lt!,!l,,it;, Duidan Alexander, nt.m,llt (;,rf;e Demmit James, t I, Karl Kr,s,'a- , Fries p, (or Fink A. N.,' 1 - Iflbbs (,eo. C, H.ll M '.HIH 1, ( letlin'er Frederick, Jlli''r iaoih, jiAnia'J.da. Hm,an Jacob, Hessner Wm.. Bni-reb Jacob, j!" ( Y' ,j Jenkin-James, J"" ;-; mso,, John D., " " n' - V hong Sarah. M Mci' arl.ind Robert, Persons calling for any of the alKc, will please sav Advertised," and name date of list. J. F. VAN vai.ki:niu!rgh, p. m. iVbi uai v ill, l."t;. 15t'. VINCENT, HlMROD 8c CO., M.uiul'acturcis Ä: wholesale h . tiers in A S Ü TINNERS' STOCK, No. 1 I Lake and ZY. S. Water St. CHICAGO ILLINOIS. February 21, ."", f.")tf. Sh'UVKVOH'S XOTICK. T I Y. CTNDKKS1GN KD. WITH TIIK COI1V Iv Surveyor, will, on tlie .'list dav of March, I,'''"! .Vi"'1! UU U 7' ri.oct,d.tü survey and locate the corners of his land in section tc.y-fne, township thirty five north, if ra,,c of isaid fiirvey, will be returned to the County Auditor, and Puch dclimpirncic placed on the Tax J)uIle:ite, ami collected acconlinj; to law. .MOSES IlKMIXGEK. 1 'bnun 2I,."(I. i5t3. DISSOLUTION. rpilK I'ARTNKKSHIP HF.RKTWORK V.XJ fctiiifr between the undersigned, under the firm Ol J.llrownle L to., is thia da v dissolved bv nmtiial roiiscnt. All ! debt due sid firm, of whatever kind, arc to be paid to Iliownlee k Shirley, who uro hereby authorized to receive and receipt for the nme, und nil the liabilities of the old firm are to he presented to Haid Hrownlee & Shirley, who have assumed the payment thereof. JOHNSON BROWN LEE, A. Ifc WHFF.I.KR. rtyitKMith, January 31, Iboii. YJml

A. C. CAPRON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, PLYMOUTH, IND. "T'flrT ILL PRACTICE IN TIIK COMMON W Pleas and Circuit Courts of the Ninth Judicial Circuit. Collections throughout Northern Indiana attended to. OlEce with C. H. Reeve. Mir.

ESTBAV NOTICE. T; AKEN UPON THE 14TIIDAY OFJANuarv, 1 65(, bv John Cloaveland, living in West Township, M ushall Countv. Indiana: eisrht head of Hogs, described as follows: Two of said Hogs is m il ked with a crop off the right ear and a slit in each ear: the other live with no marks or brands perceivable. Said hogs arc supposed to be - j about eighteen months old. Appraised at Sixteen i dollars by John Hall and John Trowbridge, before I ' .nni.n t i n Attest, Nkw-ton R. Packard. Clerk. February M, lc5(i. Mw3. EXECUTOll'8 NOTICE -JVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE lJ .1 . , A . ... 1 . .1 1 . . , t, , . - undersimied has been annomted Eseciitnv the last will of John Shakes, late of Marshall Conn ty, Indiana, deceased. S lid Estate is supposed to tc solvent. ELIZA SHAKES, Executrix. Februa py 11,1 8."(. 1 1 w.'t. DANIEL J3HOAVX, GENERAL LAND AGENT! OF THE CINCINNATI, PERU & CHIC A (JO RAILWay Company, for the sale of Lands in L tPorte, St. Joseph, Marshall, Fulton, Miami, and (Jrant Counties, in the State of Indiana; will also attend to selling and Purchasing Luids, and the payment of Taxes, in all the above mentioned counties, or for any other persons that may have business of that kind to do. ri:fkrf:xcks: W.C. Hannah La Porte, Ind. A. L. WiuinLKii,. Plymouth, Ind. lJron S Crtkr JATOB ' . ,mK- . . . !iv ir Tnos. McDoxai.o, Plymouth lud I.. J. J)lt()V, Jkssk I1k,;is, Plymouth, Ind., Jan'y 17, l!.", Rochester, I lit. Peru, Ind. Kl rrillF. UNDERSICNED. AVITH THECtJl'NX ty Mirveyor, will, on I luirsday, the 3vtli day ay of February, 1 Kit), at 10 o'clock A. M. on said day; jToceetl to survey and locate the corners of our a!i.is ill sect.on in, town .51 north, of ran-e .1 east, in Marshall Countv, Indiana to meet at the house cf (I. F. Tripp. Non-residents, who fail to meet the Snrvevor at ! the time ami jilace above mentioned, and defray or provide for defraying their Mrtion of the expense of the survey, will be returned to the County Auditor, and such delinquencies; placed on the tax duplicate, and collected according to law. F.bl AS II F.SS, and others. Feb. 7, ."(!. l.'U'l. NOTICE TO TAX PAYKHS For th. information of tax pavers, I willstate that the notes of the La Porte A; Pivmouth Plank Road Fnion Plank Ro id, Ranks of (Jeoria, Tennessee m l cniiont will not be received for taxes. D. VINNF.DC.K, T.M.C. Dec. Oil, 1s.m. I . J J'ilu'i'S I I RMhhhM I! THOSi: WHO ARK IN A RR HA RS FOR IN1 terest on their loan of school money, or on the balI aiu-c of purchase money 011 their school land, would j do well lo fork over by the U: 1 Ii of February next, and save cyst. J . Me DONALD, A. M. C. Jan. .11, ls.(. J. BROWXlXK ' ' V.". C. .sillKI.KV UROUWLEE k SHIRLRV. I ikikoim r,i . . ........ ii iiiiiiiii 1 11 I ii 1 11 iri tiiiirim. Ever brought to Plunouth; and hich they desi.-n 1 semn at prices fair von Pirjici tasi;hs. The present firm hain been t n.'.'aed in the I business at this place, for a number of years, and j obtained a thorough knowledge of the I Quality& Quantity of Goods Necessary for a stock suited to this market, Hatter ; themsehes that their variety II Or their prices beaten. They liave made their selections with a iew to the tastes and wants of the public, and the LIBERAL PATRONAGE Heretofore bestowed on the house is; goml evidence of their success. j Most of you have known us from our boy-hood j up to the present have bought yoods of us are I convinced of our Honest -y 2 Ry the f.iiriiess with which we have dealt with you; and now, that we have taken the W HOLZ MANACEMENT Ourselves, ask our friends in pvrticular, and the rest of mankind generally, to US A CALL! i vjt B. V lit j Look at onr Goods inquire the prices, and we . think von w ill Im v a i PILE OF GOODS!" Ami go away with the impression that IIONKST CORNER" I Is the place to buy Goods reasonable. They have j on hand, and oiler for sale, ajartre andwcll selected MOCK UI Winter nud Spring Dry (Joods!! Consisting in jiart ns follows

I Ka . l.M. ; uhmia) A LOrAliTNKKSHir! the north east quartcrand the north half of the Miuth 1 , , , .' V,''.. ; ' j g I for the purpose if continuing tlie busises so ' east quarter, and the north cast quarter of the south 1 "''!"MU J' ,' ; successfully carried on at tlie old stand, now oeeu- ; west quarter, of section lifteciu (15): and the west ' , ,,,,rt; ', orU j pied by theu, have the pleasure of aimouncin- to i half of the south cat qi a t.-r of section nine. (!) ' ''f'1'' the public, that their store house has been recently I and the we-l half of the north west quarter of sec- I p 0SK V ' ol,mb"'

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Flanmxs, (i.MMEKKS, Satinktts, IIroui Cl-OTII, Dnil.I.INti, SlIKKTIXfiS, Ih.KACUKI .AIll.l, TkINTS, I..T. STVIX, Sm.wvij, Merinos. GROCERIES. 'Vr.A, .Moi.asf:s, CofFLE, SlRirS, SAR, .Al.IiPICK, Toracco, Kick. HARDWARE. IIoi.I.OW-Vt-ARK, QCEKNSWARK, Axks, IJells, Saws, Files. STATIONERY. Note Paper, Letter IVer, Fooi-scap, Mt.MORANOVMS, Check Hook.s, Account Hooks, Day Hooks, Leikjers, Jocrnais, ScniMii. Hooks, Tens, Writing I'm id. READY-MADE CLOTHING. Over ('oats, Dress Coats, Frock Coats, Pants, Vests, Drawers, Stocks, Cravats, Hats, Cats, Trunks, Valises, Travelling Baus, Umdrellas, Sole Leather, Hoots a Shoes, of

All descriptions; nud in short, every article usually kcjit in u Dry liooda Store, all of which they promise to nell on ri'asonable terms. We will take most nil kindiof ODUCB In cxehanpe for Goods; and respectfully invite all to COME AND SEE US! Make our acquaintance, (you have not already,) and w e w ill have no fears that you w ill not patron ize Your, very Respectfully, I1RÖWNLKK & SHIRLKY. N. It. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the late firm of J. Brow nice k Co., hy note or lKok account, are earnestly reuested to call immediately and t-tttle the same, as we wish to close the Imoks as poon an nossihle. H. k .S. i d. 7, :c. iatf.

PHOSPECTUS

OF THE UDIMA STATE SÜKTKBL.! rn j I I fl r ti To the Democracv of Imli;ni;i. The undersigned having purchased from Messrs Sinn i Norman, the establishment of the 1NDIANA STATE SENTINEL, and ha hnr cnM"ed Maj. Alexander F. Morrison, a gentleman well knov.n te the democracv of Indiana as one of the ablest and most accomplished jwtitical writers in the ' State, to take chanr of the editorial department ofi the paper until after the presidential election, would . respectfully call thw attention of the Democracy of! Indiana to the necessity and iinportance of sustainin:, by a liberal and inercaell patronage, a Demo- j craticpaperat thi.s central point. The present time is particularly av."picious for the commencement of su'iscni'tKois. A session of conLrreswhi h promis es to be ne t" til most iiiiTxirtütit a' ti-ll i.ni,f'! the most storniv that has wer as-cinblcd, is

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co vened at J ashn.-t, ., and .is actton and debates will be looked for with the mor-t intense interest- ' Wear.nlsn, the people f Indiana : will be called uimii to vote tor a President and to , 111 oe cauea u mii 10 voie jor a 1 resnieni ano of t ... - V-i ' ''' :U' ' ' 'p imi'ini iuoii;ieM 10 ne an e.xciiiug one, aiiu : the result one of the highest importance to the State ; and Nation. In this canvass the SENTINEL will ; as heretofore, be found battling manfully and with j all the j.ower it can command, in the raiiks of the! ational Democracv. i In addition to politics the SENTINEL will con-! tain the latest news, forciirn mid domestie.liv tele- . r ' . - - . press. Especial attention will be paid to the local news of our own State a fact which should com- ! men.l it to eve. v citizen of I.-ilian, Tl. 1 o... , ... . ;. . : ports ol our own and fomgn markets ill also be iriven. The paper has never h id that puinort from the Democrats of Indiana which it should have had to render it as ellicient for the party as it was intended that it should be. And all we now ask id them is to pvc it a trial prove it and aid us to make such a battle as shall tell upon the I'ush.n, Know-Noth-inr. Ulack Republican force.-. We resi.ee -tfullv ask our DemoiTacv friends, and j especially Democratic postmasters, throughout the : Mate, to aid iism increasing the subscriptions of the j SENTINEL, and thereby extendin;,' its nsefiil - i ness. 1 CS!; Dv;ÄDÄJ... iKKMs (i st iJscRirnoN. U i 1 ly , one c py, per a 1111:1111 do live copies, " each. . Lo"i i . I.Ö0' . 1,00 j 4?. 1 Ol I ... .f .1... do do Weekly, one copy, per annum, do clubs of live or more, each. . do twenty copies to one address do fifty copies to one adlrcss,. . All orders and letters addressed to '2,00 1 .-j: : Lon I LARR ARKi; . COTTO.M, Imliaiia olis Ind. SHERIFF'S SALE. Bv viRTi'i: or an f.xf:ci;tion to me directed, issued out of the olliee of the Clerk of the Wells Circuit Court. I have levied upon. mid shall offer for -ale to the hi--best bidder, at j the Court f louse door in Plymouth, on Fridav, the j älst day of March. A. D. Isfdl, between tlie hours ' of ten o'clock a. 111. and four oYlork p. m.,the fol lowing described pro; ft v, to ,l'it: I he south cast quarter and the south half of the noMi east quarter, and the north half of the southwest quai !-r. 'd -v j the sontl, cast quarter ol the north west quarter, of I S0(,1t,m twenty-six, (-JO); and the north half of tlie j north east quarter, and the north cast quarter of the !' in wvm quaiier, 01 .-eeuon iniriy-nvc, (,-,; alio lion fourteen, ( 1 1) ; and the west hah id' the south 1 ...ct .,11 ........ . .1 . .,.t.. .Ids M 1 v... ...... ...... in.,, three 1 .;.,. ,. i,' . S ,.r l,;,.h i o..l, .' :'. :.. Vt -.i.-i, i. nijiiiiiiu eiie 1 ioit.-;uii hall Coiinfv, Indiana. lak,,, to s(1t,sfy ;, cM-eution on a judgment for MA, an lcK m la vor of Js m,es p'm er. iigaiust the i'ort NVavm )UTiuni Kail Koad Coninanv J. L. THOMPSON, Sheriil" M.C. 1'el ruar tl 1 , Vt. 1 'yt'X SL'IiVKVOIPS XOTK'K. rnm; cndhrsicnkd with Tin: corx - B . ... JL ty Mnvcvor, v.i!l,on the 11th dav of March next, :U HloVloek A.M. on said luv,' proceed to survey and loeate thecrneis of our'lan.ls in m-c-tionsiifte n (l.rO,tweiifv-two and tHcntv-tliree CS.), all in townd.ip.Vj iie, tl,,raii-e 1 east, "situate in Cnion Township. Marshall county, Indiana, to meet at the house of D.iu l C. Lime, at the time above named: and enofinm. froui i! u In .l.iv- imiil ..11 are surveyed. ' Nonresidents, who fil to meei the Snrvevor at ! the time and place alc named, and dcfrav'or pro vide for defraying th 'ii portion of the expense of the surey, will be returned tr the County Auditor, and such delii;un.Mes jilaeed on the tax Duplicate, and collected accordini; lo law. n wmiv i. viM'i' .....t ,..r... .February t21, ."(. I -1 -j . si:nvi:vous notick. r 1 11 1 1 : j. x in: us u i x i :i , v rn i tiii : cor nJ. ty Surv eyor, will, on the xilth ilav of March, U."t, at HI uVIoek a. in. on said day, proceed to survey and locate the coiners of their lands in section chrht, towndiip thirty-two north, of ranpre two east; and section thiitv-two, town.-hip tliirtv-three north, ot ranire two cast, in Marsl.;,ll ( ounty, In.h-ana-ro rn et on the ,,,rm.s,..s first described, and contM.ue hom day to d .v until finished. iNon-residcnts who lad U) meet the Surveyor at the time and place above 11 mied, and defray or provide for defravintr their proportion of the exense of said Survey, w ill be returned to the County Au(lit or, of said countv, and such d liuouciicv placed on the Tax Duplicate, and collected according to law. P. SHIRLKY and others. rVbru.uy J1, irt'i COMMISSIOXKR'S SALK OF VALUAliLi: KKAL KSTATK. Four weeks after this date, in pursuance of an order of the Common Picas Court, of Marshall county, Indiana, 1 will oflcr at j rivate sale the northwest quarter of the north-west quartcrof section 10, township "CI north, rsmpo "I east, coiitainini; -I .11 acres. Also tlie following tract of land, ti) wit: Conunencinir at the quarter post on the west line of section 1!, thenee south 11 eluvus and US links, thence east 21 chains and lt links, to a jio.-t, I hence north 1 1 chains and .'I?3 links, to a ost on the Lcesburph rond, thence west aloiijr saiil road iii ehains and K links to the place of lieinniitfi, containing 'J7I.C acres, in said section l'J, toHiisliip ."."l north, rane CI cast. The last described piece beinr subject to the life estate of Mary A. Dawson, the widow (,f Joseph Dawson deceased. Said lands are situated about six miles south-east of Plymouth on the Lcesbiirj;h road, in the neighborhood of H.i.il Roberts'. The first described piece bei 11; dry land and heavy limbered, and the latter tinder cultivation. Sold as the estate of the heirs ofJos ph Dawson deceased, on petition for partition. Term of sale, cash in hand. RICHARD COR RALLY, Commissioner. Plymouth, Jan. .'II , It :b 12t I CiUAHDIAN'8 SALE. 13 U RS U A NT TO AN ORDKR OF TIIK Common Pleas Coutt of Marshall Countv. Indiana, I otlci at private sale, a piece of land ii Marshall County, bcloninjr to the minor heirs o;' Margaret McDonald deceased, known as the und viilcd one half of the South Last quarter of the North West quarter of section No. "20, in Tow nship .TI. North of rane i2 Last, lor cash, or on a credit not exceeding six mouth. If sold on credit, notes well secured waiving valuation laws, and drawing interest, will be required. David a. Mcdonald, (uardian Ac., Ptl FUR! FUR! FUR!! T lhe highest cash j'rice paid for i'rinie Mink and I Coon skins by J. 1. VAN VALKENHCRGH. At the lVt 0;ficf.

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one ol them having been iormerlv connected with !. ... 7 ; M . . ' c the SENTINEL, and the other hävin- for several j TERiviS: If paid m advance, 1 .VJ CASH OR PRODUCE vears occupied a prominent position betöre the i.eo- 'd six months, .3 (H , , ' nie f the State 1 I delayed untill the end of the vear, 3 ;"0 Io ai,.v ouiit, and you can have the Goods.

(JALEXDAIt FOR 1856.

j.WffiW ig Ill'ffiW s ri i i' " t 1 "J : 1 s'Jcly'..' ! r o! i ! .l JÜ i Z If oo V, .1- ii- ! i If 1 ' r .V. ' V 7,7, Z Z."" - rv:-1 ; Fl ' r ,'il ' r'-i I '".',"'."- . 7. .7 V(i ii ! n' i ir 'in ,f A ir - !' Jo .V, .m v' ' ' - ! in V 'l , V, .'.l oy J: i . ?- J f " -'---t- -, fC.j.j,'."j. .. ' " V" ' j (""- ' .' ,''.','. ' - " '. 7 , , ,- ; .ft , J ! h; it i? it -2o si : ii,;, To i7 in-;. 2A 31 3. 30 3 , 3 31 3 1 33 3:j 3 o;, Of ; 07 '1 'U ' 3-3i3( 1 3 :? -I ." Oct.. ...'..;' -j .V.I t'. " si Until 1.1! -' . : . . . j m.M- j,; 17 , ! l2l:il4 ,;, 1 ; on.n 00 01 . 1 .1- . , m.,,..,, v. ... " i -. u w 1 1.' 'i izz -;. '1 1 J 1 31 :m ; : 3; 37 31 :n :t 1 1 3 li Nov ........ .... i to r .,. : M 1 e i 7 8 1(1 a :i i ; ti 7 s H 10 11 13 13 14ir 11 ion 11 e n-r : jw jyonoi ooo-jop, o-o; 0 0 Jj j jvsl7' 7 : : . m "i '.V "' 1 ' i: 4' n.uin u M rMJ ' A " '7t .7 o,'!' ..7.-7 I 1G 17 1 l!3i3I 33 31 3 1 3." 'J( 37 3- 3! v.. ) 3 w i (i ' ! Ul li 13 13 M 1.' U-17 1 If30 21 33 3; 3 13.V3G 37 ,3:i.T)-U .. ..!.. 'f'-' ( '1 "1 '1 'l 1 3!) :kj Olli- ! Ml.. . I. .. II i..... I.. T . . .. ! IT! ,11 S 1.1 ( 11 II 11 Til N I f 'T iiuv.vv! v viiiuu v mv V III j - - j i 1-BUsiiKH KVEKT 1IUKSDAV MoKNINC, UY ' RATES OF ADVERTISING. One square (ten lines or less,) three weeks 1 00 Each additional insertion, 3." 1 Column three months, 5 (Id ' j Column six months, S 00 1 i Column one vear, 13 00 '.. Column three months,. ' .t Column mx months . ('ohimn one vear, H 00 . 1") 00 1'. IIM 1 Column three months,. . 1 I Column mx months, j (",,u,nn ,.ne vear. ...14 00 ...11 0! .. .4." 00 ! Vcarlv adv.rtiseri have the rrmleire of one change lice tl charge. BANK NOTE LIST. Indiana Free Banks at Par. Agricultural Rank, Mt. SterHrtf, Rrookville Hank. BmokriUr. j JJ;,!, of the Caitol, Iiulianajxili, of South Ri-inl, SuutJt Hem!, Flkhart. Klkhnrf, (Jodien, (Sosheii, In liana, Mich. City. Mt. Veriion. Mt' Yimou f Moiiticell" , Moittieclln, North America, Clinton, Roekville. liuckcille, Salem. Salem, Svraen.se, Syracuse, ' 1 i , ' ' ?" ' Crescent Cifv Rank o. Cambridge City Rank, Cambridije City, Central Rank. Inil'uuMpoHs, Del. County Rank, Miiiicir, i'avetr County Rank. ( 'on it ers rill r, i aruieis' Rank, csf;iel(t, ) hsutinutou Count v IJank, fc':irJm ,V' Me, hanics' Rank, i:i,lIlu..v R,nk. iMfauettc, India napollit irvM Western jWk, Terre Uanlc i !.... . .' - "U....1 :.. - in --.- " ...v ' .M.v - lUlin.Jiro aiT, , iV:li, i- Citv Rank", Terre Haute, i rrilk, rviicm li.tiiK. .W(f inlim, , Tl,lt.rs. ;(llk. J r.dianapdh i St;lU. ,?;inU :iml lirMW).,l. ' Shawnee Hank. Attiei), Illinois. Alton Hink, Alton Hank of America, Clticayi, Par I U.irik of Mliiii, 77vn, I ,;!,lk dahna, 1 H,l,k J.,lli;"s ii-s sprinid, ! I) ...1- ..I ....... I f o ...... . .. j " '" ",. ;Vll 1 1 lu '. r'T , ' ot. N'i'''i lll..ioiS Wnnkcgnn I "f Uowa, );U1,k ut. 1'1'"';.' ; '! " ' "7 j Jr "r.V', a, 'V , rr Ijellville Hank, irmnr ! t ciitral H.Uik, i tora, ' Chicago II ink, Ciican, , City Hank, Chicrtp.. . . ('larks' Kxchane Dank Sj rinntirld,. Danen Stock Hank, Dunaire Co. Hank, TSapiirrille, Southern Hank of Illinois, liclleillr,. State Hank of Illinois, Shatrneetoicn,. Stoek Security Hank, Danville, j I. uion i.iiik, niiuwo, ! üxchanire Hank of 11. A. Tucker co., (7hicajo, j Fanners, Hank, Chicago. Farmers' & Traders' Hank, Charleston, Marine Hank of Chicago, McLean County Hank, Ilhiominyton M echs. & Farmers Hank, Springfield, Merchants' A; Drovers Hank, Joiict, Merchants' & Meehs.' Hank, Chicaqn V'.ti.tfi'.l H.ltl.- . ll ..... 1Vo,,h.'s Hank. Carmi, ril1!Ilix HUlU, Chi(a 1 IJuIlM.v Cltv ,;t,.k, Q;rv, : r. " . ! " 1SC0I1S1X1. ' Hadder State Hank, Jouestille ! H ink of Heloit Hank of Coninieree, Miliraukic Hank ot t on Du l. ic, liiinic id .Muwaiikie, H ink of Racine, Hank of WattcrtowH, Hank of the North West, Fondultc, Hank of the West, Maditon, City Hank, Kenosha, City Hank of Racine, Columbia County Hank. Vortage City, Dane County Hank, Madison, Fxclmie Hank, Mihraukie, Farmers iV Millers' Hank, Miliraukic, 1 .! cox Kiver ai.k, f.rcr yiiy, (.ermaniii H.mk of (. 1 acndick V Co. Miliraukic, Janesville City Hank, Janrsctllr, Fox River Hank, f.'nen Hay, .IclVerson fount v Hank, Wutirtoicn, Kcno.-ln Citv Rink, Krnotha, Northern Hank, t.'nen Bay OshkoT.li Hank, Oshkoxh, lYople's Hank, Miliraukic, Racine Countv Hank, liacinr, Rock River Hank, lUUnt, - - -- RAIL ROAD CROSSING! LOOK OUT FOR THE ENGINE! r 11111-: I'NDF.RSICNI'D AR L NOW IN' J l"R "lM-ration in their new shop, at the south end ot the Mule, with a piod supply ot the best cf I miner, iron, i oal c. alio t lie test ot workmen, especially Hlack-smiths, who can't be beat at blowin:;; ready to do all work in theit line of business at Wairons, IhiL'iries, Carriages c. We expict w e are located here for life, and w ill

do work which will maintain us among Mechanics nnies commence with the number for June and and others ; thn fore. we warrant our work to be j December: but Su'seriptioin maj i-onaiiene with done in a workman like manner, and w e mean what j imv number. we say on this subject. REPAIRING done at ' rERMS Tlie Mapiir.c mav he obtainol of short notice; also; Custom Blacksmithing IJ.xkscl!ei?, Periolici.l Aent, or from the PulWaon Hubs for ile too, A.c. 1 lisb,.,, at Tliree dollars a vear, or Twenty fix e Cm V A. P. LLLIOTT. iar.umltcr. 'lTie Seiui-anuual Volumes, a dimple. Plymouth, Nov. 15, 15. Itf. J ttHt neatlv Iwund in Cloih. are sold at Two DuJlars vnTU'T f nTcTD i in 'Tin v i if i ic? lb ami Muslin Cuvirn are fmnMied to lhoe i0IKht.fI)lJIRlHLII()N 10HKIKS. Lhnwiill 1(1 ,1Jlie their back number, uniformly

TVTOTICK IS 1IKRKHY OIVKN THAT AT ll the January term of the Court cf Common Pleas, of Marshall County, after tiinal settlement of the estate of Jaeoli Francis, deeeaseil, fortythree dollars and sixteen cents ($ n,Ifi) w ere found remaining for distribution among tlie heirs. Said heirs are therefore notified to appear at the next term of said Court, and recche their distributive share. NEWTON lt. PACKARD, Clerk. Hv Jbmbs McFarmx, Di-putv. Jimmy .M, liüG.

amnti Ann AnniiT MflTUIt if! I i rvisii.n mi Ii I uniini uiiiniiu' 'HÄp S BEEN VERIFIED TOR SOME TIME that time now i ast, and tboot SOMETHIXtJ. : takcnitsph.ee; and : 1 A IU.KS PALMER - ' d of ,r e'ng Plymouth decked out with "tun 'u . cent Stores, lias nOUCllIT AND BROUGHT ON a Regular "Two Horse" Store! None of vuur 1 Cart, "one hors? affairs, but as Sam. Weiler would v "an out-nj;d-outer to look at;"' and if vou don't lVtvVe if- "in" lo,'k at !t High pi ices fr tea. collee,ugar and molars are ''done fr,M and Drj" Good-: since the abolition of me "J'evcragel iw' are AMAZING- CHEAP. i Thaiikful to his customers for emptying Lift store ii-: bare :h a bird cage, and hoping thev "will do it ; .....:.. ? 1... 1. , . t.it . a r. ... 1 i. -..ti i I DK V GOODS, enwt.-mr-oinAuiLr', BOOTS A: SHOES, HATS, CAPS. SHAWLS. IIAKDWARE. CKOCKEUV, WOODEN WARE, IIOXES, HARK ELS, CLOTHING, FANCY FIXENS, j L'jttii üii.l 1 aTil.ce Clerks, with a little Irish, i 1 mi. .l ...7I....11 I j. sea ym uuirr gooas, anl wort of j vnm. at les price, for the fame oualitv. than voü . ,,, lilul ,iJrhr' c j am, , man jou lie h;,s truMi d out one vear. and now h,. wrrnU "GOOD GOODS" At trilling prices. ANY KIND OF GOODS To Mtit your wants or fancv. AXV (JCAXTITY OF GOODS, At the best barirain-. Further multiplicitv of word is nsel-ss.. Ju-t call at the now overflowing store o CHARLES PALMER. Nov.. 3'., ;;. :,tf TO THE PEOPLE 2T, H, OGLESBEE & Co, AR K NOW R EtTI VING, AT THE RR ICK Store, th. ir Fall and Winter Goods, cpnsist- ' inir of a full and complete assortment, .suit-d to this ' Market, which they w ill sell cheap for ready pay f (Jive us a call, friends, look at our Goods "and "pet j our prices. It may be we sell Goods a little cheapj er than at any otiier Store At towivi I lynunith, Nov. 1.", .r." Law of Newspapers. 1. Siibsciil ers ho do nt rive express notice to the contrary, are considered as wishlnpr to contiuu i their subscription. j '2. If subscriber.; order tlie dr-contluTtaiici. oftheir . papers, the publisher may c'iitim; to send them f iinlll all arrearages are paid. ; '. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their ; iapi rs from the ollice they are held resjKjiisible till ,' they have scUltd the bill and olered the paper dicontiiiTied, ! 4. If subscribers remoe to other places without . infoni.inir the publishers, and the paj-er is still seni to the former direction, thej :re held responsible. ; The Courts have decided "that rcfiiM.i to take .1 paper from the i.iliec. or n nioviuir and IcavNg it j uncalled for, i- .rim r.ic.'i: exid.-nee of intentional fraud. PLYIIOUTH PHICE CURREHT. U MEAT, , Corn Potti::s Oats. Cr NnritKi::s.. . . Ai-n.Es DiiiEn,. . . Arn.Fs (,m:.. . . Hkaxs ikaciie 1r .. . . I!nn:;: Tvl.i.o'.v I jAKI Uiui.s Drv HlUKS (5 KEEN. . . . Hkooms. Chickens,. I .I..S, KlJ'VR, Salt Ti.motiiv Mav,. . . Ci.ov;:r 1 1 v,. . . . .Marsh IIav WiM)n n:R Cork, Shingles Siiavei, , ' bvshel, J Ml 4 62 : :ri " 1 . . . 7,.U . . f.O ... 1 ... 1 1 -, . . .. 1, .. f.MI . . nV'i . .. .. !-,MI ... bMI ... lU .. -V.U . .. l.fu 1,."U (." ... ...l'.v ..l(,un i Miincu.es I IT,. . . j Pork nett, j Heek I Lt'MRER ll.i:i.. . . j Li mber Sui t,. . .

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