Plymouth Banner, Volume 2, Number 35, Plymouth, Marshall County, 3 November 1853 — Page 2

HE BANNER.

W.1 J. Dlä.vi, Editor & Proprietor. Tkurfedäj Morning, Nov. 3, 1S53. (Advertisement to insure insertion, mast be handed in by Tuesday preceding th? day of publication. SL.- 1 - A. Soy wanted at this, th printing business. office, to learn See original matter on first pge. Icund Deli The Coreuer of this County. Mr. J. K. Brooke, held an inquest rver ths bodies of Matthias Rittinger and Julia Rittinger father and daughter in Union township in this county on the 2Jth ult. The father aged about 66 years, had bean ill for several weeks, and the daughter had been samswhat afflicted with fever and ague, but on the evening previous to their death, she visited a neighbor's house, and appeared is well as usu&l. They two being the only msrnbets of the family, and then bsing no one of the neighbors present, tha cir-cum-lances attending their deat h remains, to some extent, unknown, and the jury rsxe left to infer from their examination of the bodias, and the condition of the deceased befoie their death, th it iulurs.1 rausos alone had contributed to the result. Gov. Wright has appointed the of Not. as a day of Thanksgiving. 23 th Surriria: Revolutionary reaioner. There are now surviving about fourteen hundred revolutionary pensioners, all of Tho;:i ara regularly drawing their pay f.-crn the treasury of the Unitad, Stales. Considerable excitement it minifesteJ among the Cincinnati press, ia Consequence of ail order of JuJge McLsau, forbidding tha publication of the Martha Washinzten case, until th close of the proceedings. Mat.tlaxd. Tha election in this State is to be held cn the 2i of December next. Centre? smen, State officers, aid inemb:rs cf the Legislature, are t ba roted for. PfsäVLVANi k Election. The State Senate consists of 18 democrats 14 whigs, and I native, the House of 70 democrats. 2G whig and A natives. In all but 8 counties, tke official democratic majority for Supreme Judge is 37.310: for Auditor General. 37,735; for Canal Commissioner, 34,745, and for Surveyor Generel, 20. 533. Dktegit a;:d Pontiac Railioad. The receipt cf t hi j rad for the week ending Octabfr 22d were S2.574 52. Tiv.t. Thc Madison Courier of the 23th ult.. s:ys. "About 12 o'clock, last night, tha city was illumed with the glsrocfkre. which cccured anions the frame buildings between the alley crossing Second tr:et by Dr. Holcomke's office and ihe Courier office building. The livery stable of M'Cubbia and the frames adjoining it, were entirely consumed, together with a good deal of materials for manufacturing carriages, wheat fins, and car trimmings, the latter belong to Vim. Clough. The horses in the livery stable were with difficulty saved. Loss about SG.000; 259 only insured. Thi fire :s supposed to havo been the work of an incendiary." i'ntrujtirs Fire ia Cincinnati Ten Bciines Rousix Dfitrayed. The Cincinnati Enquirer of Sunday morning contains the following particulars of a fire which occurred in that city tha night previous: "About half past six o'clock last night, tke immense steam bakery belonging to Robert Getty, on the east side of Sycamore street, and adjoining warehouses, between Front and Columbia streets, on Ilium alley in the rear, caught fire from one of the cake ovens iu the second story. Ths flames spread with great rapid ity, demolishing tha bakery and warehouse, five btoriei iu height, before the arrival of the steam fire engine and other opptratus. The wind blowing in a westwardly direction, it soon spread to the xtensive wholesale liquor establishment of Wilshire, Bristol. 6c Co., fronting on Srcaiao.e tret, and extending hick to tha alley. Mr. Jno. M. Wadt, book-keep er for the home, succeeded li saving the bonks and valuable papers from the safe. A little of their stock was taken, hut their loss is estimated at about 835,000 nd warehouses 'next The two stores a adjoining on the south, occupied by Mr. Robert Getty, wer likewite destroyed, together with the principal part of the stock, consisting of breadstutTs of every description, aid a large quantity of four. Mr. G. had yesterday purchased an addi tional supply of thre hundred barrels, which were likewise destroyed. His loss on stock and machinery is estimated at fcl5 000. Next adjoining on the south, is the liquor etor of N. H. & J, H. Davis. A portion of th stock was saved. They stimate their loss at from $10.000 to $12.000. with about -35-000 insurance. Adjoining on the south is tha provision store of George N, Davis, which was hssvily stocked. His loss will not fall

far short of $20.000. Insured for S10.000. This, together with th building occupied by Getty, and Wilshire. Bristol, &Co., wer burned (5 theground. together 'with several. large brick warehouses in the reai, leaving nothiugstauding but the brick walls. The upper story of the provision store of N. M. Floyer, adjoining and next south of Davis', was much damaged. Ht3 loss

is esumatea at not less lhaa $5,000. The brick building occupied by Wm. Walker, as a resiaurat, waa considerably damaged in the rsar and upper story by hre and watar. His loss will probably amount to $500. A brick warehouse occupied by John Swasey &Co., on Baum allay, in the rear of Sycamore street, was likewise emiroly destroyed. It was filled with choice and valuable stares. We hive not ascertained their less, but learn it will be 'ry heavy. Thair rniiti store, fronting on Sycamore, escaped the conflagration. Shoenherger'i, Patterson's, end Worthington cc Ca. 'e, store aud warehouses on Baum and Cloon alleys which were also sauch damages'. The property occupiad by Wilshire. Bristol & Co., ws understanl, is uwtifd by Chas. Hartshorn. Ths warehouses and steambakcry of Robert Getty werr formerly owned by Mr. Samuel Cloon, Sr., who erected and occupied th. premises for & quarter of a cf ntury. The bakery was one of he largest and most complete Q iv.ä Union. Wa are informed that he hru partially disposed of his property to Mr. Noris, but that there was no insurance on the stores fronting on Sycamora. The loss on tha stores, together with tha bakery in tha rear, may be set down at about 630, 0C0. It was impossible for us t ascertain correctly the amount of insurance last night, but understand that th Dslaware ! Insuraace Company will losa about 820,000. Only about one-third of ths property destroyed was insured. Tha flame swept across Sycamore straet, and the flying sparks and ciniers fell at a distsncs of several squares. Pike's extensive liquor establishment and other buildings on the east side of ths street caught lire siveral timss. but wers saved by the untiring exsrtions of the gtüaat firemen. Mes3rs. Mitchell Sc Rammelsherg had one hundred and fifty dozn chiirs stored in one of the warehouses adjoining thsir factory. They rstimate '.heir loss at $2.000; partially insured. While the flames were spreading rapidly, and all was excitement and confusion, we understand that tha Messrs. Davis, liquor dealers, contracted for another business house, Main-strest, This is characteristic of Cincinnati mercantile enterprise. An immsuEe quantity of liquor flowed along the gutter from Wilshire, Bristol i Ca.'i, and Davis, liquor stores, and caught fire, pre?enting a beautiful sight, as it burned and blazed forth, as it swept to the water's edge on the levee. Thi firemen battled manfully with the fiery element, and are d.seving of great credit, lais is the meat extensive wa have witnessad in this c;ty for eral years. The loss on buildings stock will not fall far short of 000,000. fire sevand 31. Terrible Fike in LorisvitLt. We Unn from a gentleman, who came upon the mail-boat yesterday , that a fire broke out near the Louisville Journal office early yesterJay morning, entirely destroying that establishment, together with nearly half a squara of other building:, involving a loss of over three hundred thousand dollars. The flames were still unchecked when the boat lei I. Un paralleled efforts had been made by the

firemen and citizsns generally to subdu C-le ira9 who wft9 executed for the muriner, and a number of lives were report- J of D'. Pk) , Cambridge

ed lot: from over exertion. The Madison Insurance Company, we understand, will Iocs ten thousand dollars. The entire loss will amount to ovr S200.000. on which there is $160,000 insurance. The Journal office wa insured to the amount of 810.000 sufficient to cover all loss. Madi$on JJanntr, Oct. 2?. Men, to Arras! A new system of tactics, it is reported, is about to be adopted by the "strou" minded" women, lor the accomplishment of the purpose at which they are aiming. Moral suasion has been tried by them without succses. Conventions have been held, speech made, resolutions drawn up all without avail no feeling having been excited by tbfEe demonstrations, eave that of ridicule. A few of th more masculine of these dubious specimens of femininity have advocated th fliugingaside entirely of the garmants which discriminate the softer sex. and the donning of the habiliments now considered peculiar to virility. After having undergone this transformation of costume, tha next step, according to this plan, was to be tha shouldering of muskets, and the orj gmization of battallions of down trodden women, who were then to revolt against their cruel oppressors, emb'.aien the motto, "Freedom from tyranny," ou their banners, and wage a physical warfare against the opposite gender, that should terminate only by a recognition of their inalienable "&"t bold property. vote, chew tobacco. &c, &c, This plan, howwver, ingenious as it was, did not meet with the approbation of the larger pottian of the advocates of "woman's rights;".and consequently hss been discarded much to the relief of those against whom these warlike efforts were to . I J : . J T... . L. . . . nav neen uireciru. out auumrr uijt-i iar greaier in uufiuninn, nv- nnj.ui . - - - . n a over the enthromorphoue portion ot humanity, A oonspirecy has been formed,

of nature so formidable, that, but for its lucky discovery, them is no doubt but that it weuld hate met with complete suestss; and even now, unless something is done by the way of counteraction, there is' no leiii' bow extensive ruay be its results. Tne credit pf the bruising to light of these dark machinations belo?'s to the Cincinnati Enquirer, to which

print tne thanks of the mal portion or; our population are eminently due. The following is the plot, as laid bare by our Porkopolis cotemperary. How the blood curdles at its heuious detail?! "They J the advocates of woman's rights hare resolved that then shall be n mart male children bom! that ali shall be girl? and hence, if all , tbe streng minded' co-operate in this radical measure, and, by their example and su?cesj. influence the 'weak minded ' the male tax in this world will die out in the couree of three generations, an I woman, in camp and court, at the ballot-box and on the bench, in merchant etora and mechanic slop, at thehslm of shi p an J helm ofState, will hold in lispatabla sway, and ail creation will rejoice in female uni versality!'' In view of ths disastrous remits that would inevitably ensue from the success cf this conspiracy, a resort by the male sex to arum should immediately be had, which would, we think, if außiciently persevered in, render the plot nugatory in effect. To arms, then, brathien! to arm! It is our ouiy chance, Let u promptly embrace it. Dttroil Free Press. Tha harvest in Ireland U now so nearly got in that u pretty accurate estimate may be mde of the results of the careal crops. Wheal is everywhere good, but th-acreahle extent is unusually limited. Rir'.ey is an excelK-nt cop, and though very deficient in bulk of strt'.v. vield very well in the min. The potalce biiht continues, but to fx less extent, and it ts calculated that there will still be a fair avsragi supply for consumption. Ths baggage car on th nihl train of tha Cleveland and Cincinnati Railroad, was burnt on the lSth inst., nar .Nw London. Jw.'iry to the amount of 15.000. and SS30 i.i money, was lost by thrt Express company. There was a havy Eastern and Cincinnati mail, the loss ia which will be very gr:&t. Man is a trading animal. Troy Whig. Of course he is a regular pedlar deal ing in all 60rts of wares. A trader in politics, in religion, in morala. In all that pertains to swapping, he's ahrod of all creation. He'll sail his health for pleastirs that will not last him an hour. He will exchange his soul for a gr4tificalin that turns to ashes in tasting. He wilt barter his principles end sacrifice his party for th scantiest dripping of the treasury, or tho poorest honors of ofilcff. Yea, ye3. "man ia a trading animal." Albany lleisttr. How very seldom it happens, said one friend to another, that wa find editors are brtd to the business. Very, re?'lcJ tJl9 other, and have you not remarked how seldom ths business is bread io the editors. CC2!2 id Your Oil ClothCI. The New York Herald, in an article urging a meeting of thf Soft Shell Democracy at Tamany Hall, exclaims ' Soft Shells to the rescue, and come in your old clothes." It is suggesed that a majority of them have no othar kind. Eiath ef Jlrs. Tch!:r. The widow of tha lata Prof. Webster. ob the 10th ult. 5ns was a iauy mucu esiftemed and respected among a large circle of acquaintances there. The terrible fate of her husband had cast a gloom over her life ever since that event, whith beyond the power of the kindest sympathies to dispel, has at length followed her to the grave. We are informed that a woman uamed Wins, residing tight or nine miles west of this plice, while laboring under rome derangement of mind, entered a slabls on the premise? and set it on fire. The family were absent at th time, and the fire was not discovered until the stable was naarly consumed. Tha woman, of course fared the same fate as the stable. Indiana Herald. "Ah, doctaw.does the Yellow Fevaw awfect the higher awdaw?" asked au exquisite of a celebrated physician in Now Orleans. "No." replied the doctor, "but it's death on fools, and you'd better leave the city immediately, ' The fellow sloped for parts unknown. The Cincinnati Diily Columbian is outstripping all its contemporaries ofthat city iu the way of publishing early news The paper issued on Friday morning con tained a full report of Mr, Greeley's Address delivered at Lafayrtte nt 2 o'c lock on the previous da. italc Journal. (ggBMHOBaViMBBraBBmnni DIED On the 21st ult., in Union shin Mr. Alvin Flago. aed 50 years. "Y7T7" A NTE D V V ,100 Bush. Cranberries, 10,000 lbs. Butter, 6,000 dor.. Egt, At the Bsr.k Store. Nov Sd. 'fi3-3tlT. C. D. CLAKR. . ( - - rj. new -v M m T .- i a , -ym; jtu K ü-v offered at thc eheape,t utei( at j Oet27, 1851; CLARK'S.

Leveeing, Leveeing. Notice is hereby given that t'.. Com

mis3ioner and Engineer of the Cuntv of starke, will offr lor sale as the law law difellows,! TaEmr rects. the c ontract of Leveeing as through Sec. s i, S, U, on the Wfst side of Yellow River near Knox, town 33, ! ;ange 2 tst. On the 22d day of Nov.!

: .lonrr. omce in tne , TjJ5 undersj.netl Trea5urcr Q- )hnhiXl town of Norln Benu a Sals county, at J county, rtdiann, hereby informs the tax pjv10 o'clock of said dat . ' e" cl said CO!inty 'hat ti e foi lowing per cntSpeciucations of said Lere, given on I 'lJrS! 1U laxablc pri,e"y

day of sale, or at tha Comruissionr rs vifice at any lime. C ü ARLES S. TIEBITS, Commissioner. JOAN S. BJ5NDER, Engineer North Bend, Ind. Oct. 31, 1553. 3Dtl Stale cflndiasa, t lihrshall Cüniity, j "' Marshall Circuit Court February term 1S54. Sarah IX. Bozarth) against I Rill for Divorce. William Buzartli. ) Whereas the above named complainant by Poineroy and Osborne, her Attorneys, have filed in the office of tne Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court, a petition for a Divorce, in the above entitled causr against the said William Bozarth, end also the affidavit of a disintert strd per son that the said defendant is not a resident of the. Slate of Indiana. Therefore the &id William Buzarth is hereby notified of the filling and peudency of said petition, and that unless he be and appear before the Judge of said Court, st the next term therrcf to bs hjldennl the Court House in Plymouth in the County and Sials afureiJ and plead answer or demur trereto. the rust lers and things therein couiuinad, will debe heard. tekn as confessed and i crea rendered accordiuglv. Attest: RICHARD CORSALEY. Clark. pr Samuel B Corfuley, Djputy, October 29th. lS'o'3. 35t3. 3.000, 5,000, 7,000. T7HY is a Legislator a most blaspherauusman? Thii I .will leave for the onttt co nmunity to solve, as 1 have just received a s i'tnd'd lot of From the city, wliich will be sold for cash or rea ly pny at (Z cvxt IS.irj;-:nns. Mus. da Lains from l.'J to 'Uli Ginghaifis at to 2. Dress siiks 1 will sell at city cost, and a fine assortment. have a ?ev pieces more of those calicoes at 8 ten'., and Blanket Shawls that will keep you warm for 01 2 . I am honest ia these assertions, and if you do not believe it call o;iC. D. Clark at the Dank Vtore, and convince yourselves that am stating the honest facts. I remain your "rien.I, C. L. CLAItK. Oct 27, 133. t!4tt. ggi For Boots and Shoes, (34 tf) Goto CLARK'S. USC TSC 5). 75, 100 cts. at CLARK'S. Oct 27, 1853. 34 tf. Xjfh BsSi8Tiinolliy Srrwl wanted JtJ by rOMEROY i BROTHER. oot 27 18: 34tf. liags, liago, Mags ! WE want $2G0 worth cf Rags at 3 cents a pound. POMEROY V BROTIIfc'R. oct 27, 1833. Cltt. SSatc of Indiiitift, Ii eE:p.II :oiBtaty, SS. NOTICE to Fr.ineis la!es and others unknown, heirs of Dsvid Bate deceased. 1 he said heirs are hereby notified that t!: appraisers to a;j.ess ti e damages by reason of the appropriation of land on which to waste dirt by the Foit V.t?n2 end Chicago Railroad coinpmy, iu the north est quarter of section thirty-three, in township thirty-i'onr north, of raneone east, in this county, (of which appropriation notice has been heretofore puMhhed, to wit: on the 0th, 13th and 2Üth days of October I3.it, in this paper,) ana also to appriüe the da.nae by reason cf the appropria tion of the right o way or said Rail Road atross the north west quarter of section thirtytwo, of the same town and rane, (of whir-, notice was published in this paper on the üth, l.Mh and -22l days of September IU6.1.) will j , meet on said land on Thursday the lth dsy i of November next to nuke their appra:smeuts, adjourning io another day n nece.s:ary. The Fort Waynt if- Chicago Hail Head Company. By C. 11. Reevs, att'y for the Com. Oct 57, 1353. 3lt3. Commissioner's Sale OF VALUABLE LANDS. PURSUANT to an outer of the Marshall j Common Pleas Court, I shall offer for sale in front of my office in Plymouth, on Thursday the 3 lib day of November next, at publicauction. Two Lots of Land in Marshall county, Yndiana, belonging to the heirs of Harlo Hard deceased one bein improved prairie, wih fences, iruit trees and dwelling, . beautilully located three miles from town, containing 7 acres. The other being forty acres of limber, about five miies from town. Also the interest o the hei's in Lot 15 in Plymouth, the widow having li'e estMe in the same as her dower. To seil lor one third dow n, the balance in equal paymeuts at 6 and V-i months; purchaser giving notes with security, drawing interest, &. waiving apprsisment. A certificate of purchase will bo giveu, and deed made on final payment. Sale subject to the approval of said court. Title believed to be god appraised at f 'Ji o, ana to not sell for less than twj thirds the appraismtnt. The land is known as the .south part of the south west quaner of section thirty six, and the north east quarter of .he south weit quar ter of section 22, iu towns lip thirty- our north, cf range one eat. The above land is valuable and worthy ofthe nanicular attention of those wishing to buy. C. II. REEVE, Com r. Oct 27, 1853 3U1. TWtwn ALL rerons knowing i.lUlllVy. themselves indebted to the late firm of Certers V Cleaveland, will please call and pay to G. S. Cleaveland, at the old stand without delay. CARTERS V CLEAVELAND, By ti. S. Cleavsi.ajio. Plymouth, An 39, 15". 2r-

MOLASSES &VINEG A R., 1 will a.y noiw.Pf about. CD. CLAHK Oct 27, 1SJ3?. a:t.

'Wn HPfl Al Xlli' 1J,1?i '"f '-Vh-at cliiACorn, Oats Beans, Dritt or, Kefsax, and all kinds of produce, icr Goods Oct'j:, 1S51. 1 - ; I aX lotlCe C. D. CLARK. " 5 1 - "8 On each 5,0'J valuation of taxable property, for Stale purpocs 2 cents, and on each poll, 5U cents. For county purpoi5i, n. cach ilOi) valuation of taxable property, -0 Ccnl' en'l on each poll, cents. On each St 00, for School purpose?, '0 cents, for Library purposes, cnts, and 2r cf üts on each poll, ami for siu'ning fund purioes '2 cents. For TownsLip. School aad Road purposes, a follows; Townships, road tax, rchojl tai, towns' p. do 1 l.'nion, o-c 2 Center, 12 10c 25c So 20c 16s 10c 150 3 (.Jrcen, 4 Hourboi, 20c ö Tippecanoe, i ptr acre, 6 German, 1 do 7 Norih, 8 I oik, 1 do .W2 Ü rrankhn, do SSc A ':öz on each poll, and l-c lor township purposes. And J do Jicrhy give notice that according to law, shall, in person or by deputy, attend at the usual places of holding elections in each ot tl.c several township, ou the days specified below, for the . urpjs of receiving the taxes for thc current yar irotn such tx payers as preiepayinjj intneir own townships In Union to'iiihip, Monday Ncvemt rember 7 (ireen do iuesday, do 8 Wednesday do 9 Tnursday do 10 Priaay do U Saturday do 12 Monday go 14 Tuesday do 1& Tippecanoe, Dour'ion, F. ariRlirx, Herman, iorh, I'olt, And iu Center township at uiy oili .e ir. PlymouUj on. Wtaaes-iay, XoveniUer .Cth, lböi, where i mey be iound st ail t!r:s tiiereatier according to law. Tax payers will please take nc;ice that th. n w collecnon Jaws are so suingent in their character as io compel the Treaurers to collect laves by levy aud sale of properly, if tby are noi promptly pa:d. it is therefore ueceiary that every one aees that his taxes are paid beiore tue tnird .Moimay o. March, and ibus pie;it tms URpieasaui. and expend? duty txom (ievcdvitigoa me. JOSEPH EVAXS, t. m. c. Octwler 37, 13. 34iG. "s T AT K OF 1 N DI AN MARSHALL COUNTY, ss: NOTICE to Jürifs Grifün: '' lle said James Grtihu beinj a con rfs3 i iwnt of said county is here ay nolifi.'it '.hat, i'ursuant to the proviiious cf th Statute in such case made and provided, the Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail Rcid Company hereby signify the deiire and intention of said Company to apropri ate, and hold the right of way, and thiright to ratf r upon, construct, maintain and use a Railroad kriowu as the Far; Wayna and Chicago Ri!road, on and across the following described premiers, situate in Marsha II county, in the Stat, of Indiana, to-wit: the west half of the south west quarter of section 20. in township 34, north, of rango one east. Th center line, of 6id Rail Road entering aid section at a point on the south line of the eecliun, 'JAG chains e-ist of thr goulh west coruor, running across the south woet corner of snid tract a siistance of 2 57 chsias, to and out at a point'on the weat line of said tract. 61 links north of the south west corner, said line being marked va said land sy Station stake, b aiid distant: ts above stated, more or less. The said Company hereby intending to appropriate as aforesaid and for the purposes aforesaid, three rods iu width of land on each side cf the centra lin of said road for the distsnce of the whole length of eaid centre I ins of said road, on & acroai said premises; said centra line of said road boina herein above described es the snrae is at present located, as will more fully ap pear by a plat of 84 id Rail Road line and adjoining premises, as located in said Marshall Couuty. now on file in the office of the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court in said Couuty of Marshall, reference be.itig thereto had; & e iid appropriation also to include the right of said Company to take materials, except timber, for th? construction and repairs of said road, at any point within fifty feet of the centre line of said road, with the right of way over said tract of land sufficient to enable said company to construct and repair said road. & the right to conduct water by aqua ducts, and the right of making proper drains, and to have end to hold said rights, interests and privileges, to the use of Eaid Company so long as the time shall be required fur tha use end purposes of said road, in as full ample an perfect a manner us may be required for that purpose. And the said James Griffin is hereby notified that the appraisers, to assess the damages done by reason of such appropriation will meet on said land on Thursday the 17i h day uf November next, and make their assessment, adjourning to another day if ueeecsarj. The Fort Wayne )- CAicago Rail Road Company. By C 11. Reeve, att'y for the Com, October 27th 1603. 34ti'.. STATE OF INDIANA. MARSHALL COUNTY, ss: Notice to Hugh McCulloih: The said Ilufch McCulloih being a nonresident of said teunty is notified that; PURSUANT t the provisions of the j Statute in such case made and provi ded, the Fort Wayne and Chicsgo Rail Road Compauy hereby signify the desire ud intention of said Company to appropriate, and hold the right of way, end the right to enter upon, construct, maintain mid usa a Rail Road known ss the Fort Wayne an Chicsgo Riil Road, on and

acrcssths following described eiBiscj, situate in Marshall couuty. in tLa Statyt ; of Indiana, to wit; the north par; of the

eon I a cast fraction, cast of the MitLi 611 Road, of Michigan Road Section No. 1 tha centre line of saiJ Rail Road enteii.r .iid snion at a point on the etst line, ! 2b Ml chsina north of the south esst co;nler .f ection. running straight acrcii I taiJ U..t! q distance of 60 54 chains, to and out at a point an the west tide of Slid tract, und on the east siie of tha :Mi(higaM Pvad 41.70 chains north of tha ; south west corner of said fraction, (folj lowing t! cast fciJ cf the Michigan load ! from said corner to said point,), said Use J being distinct!)-marked on said land by station stakes, Lrf said distances as atcv : stated :nT or less. j The s i J Company Latrby iulenJiag to j appropriate bforesuid iiii for the pur ! ptise nf.;rvrtid. ihrte rud iu width of ,.'ud oo fB'-h st Je tf the centre liad vt said ,"oad. f.r th distain-t of the whole. length o tui I ten ire line of caid read, oa and across sa.'d piemisee; said ceutrr lino of said read bein he rein above described as the surif is et piesnt located, as will mora fully nppear hy a jjitt of said Rail Roid iiii- end adjoining pre iSif s, as locited in slid Mashüll Couuty. now cn fit in the office of the Clerk of the JMarsUlt Circuit Court in snid county of Marshalf, refert-nce being thereto ha; and said appropriation ftlao to include the fight of fu' rem par. y to teke tuateiiBls, eicapt timber for the construction end repair of said road. t any point within fifty feet of the centre line of Foi l road, with tha right cf way over fsid tract of land sufficient to erishlf etid company to ccn struct a?jd r-piir caiJ read, eud the right to conduct water by aqut-ducts. and the riht of mikis2 praper draics. and to have aud to h vli siid lichte, internals bud privilege, to thc ui cf eeid company so long ei th.- same shall be rquirrd for the use and purpo?--s of aid rcud, in a6 full ample and p:f?ct a manutr cs oay be required for lliat purpose. Aud paid Hugh McCulloch ia hereby notified ths t the appraiser j asfess the damages Oone by such appropriation will meet ;n eni I land ou Thurdy the 17th dsy of rfovember next, en J tbua raake their escessmvnt, tdjourcirr to aDOthsr day if r.oct-f?ary. Th: rort Wvfjnt Chicago Rail R&zd Lcrr.panv. U C. )1 IU'evc. All' fr the Cem. Ocir.br r C5th 1S52. 34t3. STATE OF INDIANA. MARSHALL COUNTY, 3i: Nci'.cc- tc Moses Gnn jr.. '511K ss i J Moce Gum: j r , beicg a uonrs eider: t o! raid county, is hereby notified that, Pursuant to the provisions of the Statute in euch case txedc and provided, tha Fort Wayrm bv.i Chicago Rail Road Cv.t.pitjy bar by signify thc desire and iii'.entiu of aaid Cosipany to appropriate, und hold 'the riht of way, aci ilie rieht to cntr upon, construct, raainsin ar4 "ee a Rtil Road known fit th Fort Wayuo tad Chirago Railroad, on audi screes ihe fvüowins described premises, situtie in Marshall Csur.ty, in the State of Indiana, to-wit: Thi wee? half cf the north east quirter eff section Sif. ia township 31 north, cf range oce ttat: the center Una of eaid Hail Rend entering ssii section at a point on the east line 18.1 1 rhains south cf the ccrtk east cerair, pessing scrcts th-j section in e straight line (including said tract) to sad out at point ou the ne'th line cf said ection, 2.4C ihsiti esct of tha north west rornsr; runiting on Ciid tract 0 31. chains, of whn:!: Uaf-t i.S M'-st-s Gunu jr. owns one third psrt uf lifty Hcrt-s, the s?m! being uudivtued. Tb' tuiA Co.riirsnv hsrebv a inteiidtng to sppropnate ss cfy.-crtid and for the pur "' utiiftniA, three reds in widtli of iinl cn each side of ihe centre line of f aid road, for the distant o ofthe whole length of siid centre line of said road, on nd acrof-s snid premise?; said centre line of said road being herein above described as the is n. is at present located, as will more fully appear by a plat of said Riilro.ul line end adjoining premises us located in Faid Marshall County, now cn file in the füre of the Clerk of ih Marshall Circuit Court in said cuiiiity cf Marbhall. rtf-rttce being thareui had; and said apprrpriatioti alro to include the right of siid Company to take maleri Is, txcept timber, for the construction and repairs of sail road, atauy point within fifty fet ofthe centre line of said road, with tke riht of way over said tract of laud fufii imt to enable stis! compauy to construct and repair said road, and the right to conduct water by aqueducts, and tke right of makiog proper drains, and to hae and to hold said rights, interests and privileges, to the us of snid Compauy so long as th same shall be required for th use and purposes of sid road, in as full, ample and perfect e maimer ss may ba required for that purpose. And the said Moses Ouno jr. ia hereby notified that the appraisers to nta'as ths damages done by reason of such appropriation, will meet on said land wn Thursday the 17th day of November next, to moke their bssectment, adjourning to another day if iiprf saary. The Fort Waynt $- Chicago Rail Road Company. By C. 11. Reeve. Att'y for the Cm. October 27th 1853. 34t3. D EL A N ES SUPE I0R styles LADIES step in and look at them, and if vcu have a supply, you can then tell youl friends that they can get "supprire ban ains at the REGULATOROct 13 t READY MADE B? tke em I for salt it tit BfxJsoU.