Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 13, Number 1, Plymouth, Marshall County, 5 September 1867 — Page 3

THE DEMOCRAT

Local and Miscellaneous. Aivi:'t nsix' Agents. W. 1. Schkoöl l)c:irb'trii Street, and (Jo.)K, Conti un .V; Co. 8 Dearborn St., Chicago, Ills, S. M. Kkttin ;ilt., New York City, aiul Gi:. 1. PowEr.r. Sc Co., 23 Congress St. Boston, Ma?., nre authorized to receive advertisements for he I) t: MOCK AT. P'ltUV.irIi, it. Wayne &; Chicago I ; it way. Oa and after April 1',7. Train will leave Stations d ti'v. (S.ibh.iths excepted.) as follows : Train leading Ouicago ct 4.50 P. M.. leaves daily. TRAIXS GOIXG WEST. STATIONS. EXPRE.jKXPKESS EXl'KE'S. EX Til ESS.

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-2!-25 p m K. Ii. MVKH-:. ;.;n"l Ticket A-'.-nt. C. C. cV I.. 21. IJ. Tim SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. EASTWARD, li'ivc L:i Porte, d ilv c nn t (S.in.lajf Excepted,) A,M ArrivextPlymouth, lO.-OO A M WESTWARD. LeivePlymouth C: If) P. M Arrive at f.a Porte 4:4') P. ."VI Trains run by Michigan Southern Sc Northern In liau i fiaüroid time, which is l.r minutes elowerthan P., Ft. W . k C.R.R. time. K. I. SCOTT, Supt. 5.. A, S. C nni:uy. 1 WANATAH STATiONCtUING SOUTH Mail and Express (leaves) . . . .lfl.ni A . !7 ; Kxpres 10.37 P. M Local Freight C -lö A.M GOING NORTH. Mail and Express leaves) i.OO A. 31. lXT'.e. ........ . .......... ....4.I.) 1.31. liO.-al I-'reiirht 11.1." P. M inducements to Subscribers. To :u y one sending rs five new Mi'-; :ib( rs to on. postofdoc addr.ss. v re v.ül suiil t he Di:moci:at one vear for $1.T a cojiv. ! To tiers "His sndin ' us cbibs of ten new snb-h'.-rihcr rr.c ropy will l.v :-vnt gra'.i-1 ) goiter jo any one seni.ng u iv, hüv j new s'.ihv-rÜM-rs for one vcar, we will send iodev"s 'Ladv's iJ.) ik or the J.-idv's Friend for one vear. Five funeral-; took j.dae list sab'nth in Laporle; so says the Ih.rtll. Tiie Parish .Sociable of Si. Thomas (E;iisv n) (.'h'ln-h will be Ii -! 1 at the rcsi tence of Charles Palmer next "el:u vl.iv eveiiMisr. Anv one tL-iirous of Ii'l! 'lasing a tirst cia-s Piano, can hear of a 1 arg;. in r calling 1 at the Üi:mci:at idliee. The Presbyterian Sand.iv Sehod Sociable will meet this evening at the residence of! G. Dlain.

Attention is directed to the new advertise- ; Tue 1U:(sistky List. We sec that in all iiiei.t of Alhnan and 31 ever, to be found in j radical counties the list of registered voters ano,::cr column. ! was published in the radical papers; but we Plymouth at preent.7l7reat!v in need j'1" not oc llvh lists l,uhli,,,,l in H'-mocratic ofa citv -Jiarter. The ton n i so large that ,' by democrat a. This shows the supecorporation ordinances cannot b- enforced. I ri(,r vigilance of the radicals; they manifest ! an uuiLsiial degree of energy in everything A Methodist camp meeting which vas in I ,( . ... i ,., .... ,,,..,;,.,,;..

jiroress fi.r several il.iys in the vh mily of AV.ilktrtn, closed its hihors on Ttics lay lut. Vor. Subscribers who would rather pav for their paper in wood than money have I

un opportunity ofiloinirso by bringing the i tion free of cha tgc, but could not obtain a list wood either this or next week. a' any cost, and those who want to knowLast week w.entioncd that" a brutal mur- if t,K"ir ntih,jor ("h( k,1ws nothintr about .b r 1m l taken place near Warsaw. To-dav (,'.stry law) is registered, can go to the we -:ive full particulars of the horrible allair, I tOUrt hoUSe :lU'1 "amine the list there. If from the Warsaw IJinl,n. ,,e l 11 I"crat in nil probability he will i not he registered al all. We call the attention of our readers to - the I tr-'i stock of Ii-.:,'.-, .Shoes and Dry A Ri na way. Two young ladies procured ood at Ccavcland, Hawh y Sc Co.'s, sign f ;l '"'.-y ont nfternonii last week at the livthe Golden I! t. A 1 Hoop .Skirt at ry stable of 1. . A Heina n & Co., and be-

TOtts ; 40 spiin.ir skirt, for AI..";'). I The Chicago Hone Fnir is in full blast this week. Dexter, and a number of other celebrities of tin; turl are there, find the races are to be inti resting in the cxtnine. The fair willc'osc on Sat 11 nine. It is very generally supposed that every town, has a " i ;e Hall club. Plymouth, howcviT, lias none, and in this as in many other i particulars, she is Khind other towns oi' less importance. Jiasc-IJall on thehram is a disease that has not yet reached Plymouth. S'cgman Sc l'crgman, (Conrad) have undoubtedly the best Hoot and Sboe shop in town. They are honest men to deal with. Their work is all made by hand ; their guaranty reliable. (live them a trial. Shop two doors north of Hill's Ilaker-, up stairs, öltl The fill term of the Plymouth gra ljd school c ni.ncii' c 1 at the ricniiiury o:i Mond:iy last, under the supervision of Prof. D. D. Luke. The term will continue in session fifteen weeks. The Ward school opened on the same day, under the ( hargc of Miss Emma Kd wards. Messrs Oorge Koch and Halt McDonald hive embarked in t' commission business for the purchase ;r I -..:e of grain, flour, salt, coal, lime, Sec. T-. ir oilice udjoi: 03 the P. Ft. Sc C. I' i'vay freight house. Our readers will find them honorable and gentlemanly dealers. Several improvements of new buildings arc appearing Cft f the d pot near the railway track. Plymouth is preparing for a heavy fall and winter trade, and we think her business men will not be disappointed in their estimate of a Ir rger trade than they have had fory-nme tint.

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i nose new woous iiuvo uinxeu ui n t'M crvelt Co's in quantities, styles and prices that cannot fail to please all classes cf A purchasers who bay for cash, as they claim to be able to sell at less profits than any other house in Northern Indiana. Their stock of Roots & Shoes is much larger an J more complete than they have ever offered before. They also have some new and very beautiful patteins of Carpets. There is a man in this town who is meaner than the "man in velvet." He ne?er pays his printer's bill. He has owed us for job printing and advertising done over two years ago, and although we have stuck the bill under his nose several times, tile brute never seems to cure for a dun, and walks off as tho' his mind was at perfec: rest. Our neighbor across the way "has said noth" ing about the Dkmoc hat's overcharging for the delinquent 'ax list fvr two weeks. Perhaps he has learned by this time that all other publishers made tho same charges that we did. At any rate, we have the first one yet to find who did not. Perhaps the editor bcuins to sec himself as others sc.- him. Mr. M. W. Downey is now discharging the duties of Treasurer of Marshall county, having tnken possession on the I2th of August. Mr. Dowiu v will make a prompt, eflicicnt and accommodating official, and Ave predict, will nt permit the office to be contaminated very much with abolition deputies and clerks. His duty to the Democracy who elected him if nothing more, would not permit him to thus recklessly disregard the claims of his democratic supporters. Since our last issue we sec that 1 few reYellow Iiiver on Michigan St. This makes the structure look a little more secure, but the safety of the public demands a new bridge in place of the old concern ; and the question should not cease to be agitated tintil a respectable stiucturc is put up in place of the old one, which has for years been a standing disgrace to the town. Mesr. Reeves fc Blodget, at the stand formerly occupied by II. Work, south ofBlain's Drug store, are selling groceries at remarkably lotv figures. Our readers will rind this ;a lirst-clav establishupiit to deal with, and the very best o.aality of coo.ls. Tliey deal in country produce, for which they pay the lng!iet market price. Do not fail to give them a call. l-4v Makhiei. On th-2!th nit., by J. G. Osborne, Esq., at the residence of the bride's f.illu-r in Plymouth, Mr. George E. Snider, of CJo'-hcii. IikI., an 1 Miss Hannah Wolford, of this place. We '.vish the young couple all the happii ness incident to the marriace state, with as few of its annoyances as possible. Wedding cake received, for which we return thanks. Ib'iisK Tiiikk Association. The citizens of Polk township have organized an tsssociatin for the apprehension of horse thieves j an 1 other notorious, characters whose bui j;icssi,s 1 i-"0' upon the property of the jhoTKst -and peaceable citizens of that locality. i We .jrc jnforn,al ,v ora. ()f members Of ' th' association that a irn o!" thieves li.is infasted that tov. nship for some time, and that the organization of a protection society is in-di.-peiisable to i r.t a .slop to their dcprcdalions. 11 these fellows fall into the bands of j , Iie :xnr..j ,m th-v will be suinarily dealt r. . ,. lt .... . ., . . I with, ?i t!;s' ci'izens nre determined to put a stop to their depredation. IIi-sims Chances. Mr. Vf. II. 3Ie(,onncll has tli-poeil of his grocery establishment oppoite the Parker House, to 3!essrs. Shook I lite. The new jo orietors are exjK rieiK : d bibiness men, and will carry on the buincss on r.n x'cusive scale. "It s, s. Alhnau fcNussbaum have dissolved pirtnership in the grocery and provision tmd and Mes-rs Alhnan Sc 3Iaver will contstitute the proprietorhip of the new firm. Hiram Wtrk has disposed of hisgroci ry to Messrs. Jicevcs fc Dlodget. Success to the new lirms. nieiin of publishing the lists in the papeis, a great many are put on the list who otherwise would be overlooked. U'e sent to the court house, and tried to obtain a list for publicalnul two fiery steeds started out for a "liUle drive in the rural districts. Driving out cast about .six miles?, they halted at a sf hoolhoue where they .v re actpiainted, hitch eel the horses to the f'iv e and went in to see the t inch er. They had just got comfortably domiciled within the school-room whi n they discovered that the horses had broke loose, and were making for town at John (Jilpin speed TUe ladies give chase, but neither being posse.-sed of much spccel, the horses left tbcm far behind, and were caught by Mr. Stucknum. but ivt till they bad left the bti.y top behind, and freed themselves from the III". iry, besides breaking the buggy tongue and other portions of the veh'ude. Mr. Sluckmati hitched up to his wagon and brought the two young ladies and tho broken fragments of the loggy to town. The young-ladies have not been seen buggy riding since. Marriage licences were granted during the month of August, to the following persons, by the (Merk of Marshall county: IU njamin Hamler to Louisa Lain. Munson Daldwin to Mary Cruzan. Adam II. Wasscnalo Lliabeth Winding r James L,. Clwuvel-ind to Catharine McDonald. Joseph LeflYl to Elizabeth linker. Samuel 1 low man to Margret Miller. Emanuel King to JJarbara Miist. Samuel Arnold to Sarah Zears. Eli Williams to Mary A. Mullen. Henry Michaels to Elizabeth Heater, ('corge A. Compton to Susan E. Iiiver. William McCoy to Marv F. White. Allen Eondur nit to Sarah E. Huh. James Taylor to Emily S. Smith. Ambrose N. Fink to Marv J. Jinisdi. James ()uivcy to Elizabeth Newhouse. John Ilrewei to Elizabeth J. Uartlct. Albert Perry to Mary Ann Amick. (ieorge K. Snyder to Hannah Wolforl. Israel Thompson to Annctta I'ippinger. Marcus (). Sluyter to Sara It Atkcrnon. Orin Hrown to Francis Ibitlcr.

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! 1,.-ct. .. ...... , . 1.' . . a h.;i .vi.i.d .u ip iij hlmi-.u; j Srocr. Vre have just received good Prints for j island 1 cts; Blciched Muslins at 12?,' and I ' very fine at "0 cts; Ilea vor Ism? Musbas at J J very low liures ; 20 Spring Hoops for 75 cts; large stock oi Hickory, Denims and Tucking" Lt great bar 'fdn, Ö. Ä M. DKCKER. Clothing at cost. S. & M. B. BOURBON CORRESPONDENCE. liounnoN, Ind., Sept. 3, 1667. Eds. Dkmocrat : It is remarkable that nothing of a re markable nature has taken place in this locality since I last wrctc yoa 1 HC weather has beca quite cj1 for this time of year, vhcat comes in slowly, and business is dull. Our dry goods merchants are "runuing" on prices, and as a consequence we who have to buy the commodities they have to sell, get them a little cheaper than the "regular price.'' m.. i, -.1 .. ..-!..,.,(, .. iir.n:.. vui i.a.u.u u-c.u.auts a,u noiug up their stores, and among other things have brought on a supply ol chler mills. Mr. Wagouer was making a critical examination of one of the mills the other day, when he accidentally caught his lbrc-fiu-ger between the two wheels while in motion, which took it off at the firt joint. We are indebted to 31 rs. J. II. Case for one of the nicest boquets of the seasou. The M. K. Sunday School arc preparing fur a grand pic-aic on Thursday the 12th inst. This school is one of the largest iu the couuty and being conducted iu a systematic manner is last gaining a reputation that will place it among the firat Sunday schools of the State, Mr. Krohn the Supt. is untiring iu his eudeavors to make the school a success and is well fitted for the place he occupies. 31 r. J. 1). Clarke, who has charge of the musical department aud the training of the little ones in the art of Singing is admirably calculated to do the work assigned him. He has a , , , , . . , . . thorough knowledge of the art, and is last mfusiug into his pupils a spirit of euiulation highly gratifyiag to both teacher and parents. It is hoped his efforts iu this direction wi'l be crowual with entire success. Some unkcowu friend at Plymouth has placed us uuder obligations for a large box full of vegetables watcrmcllouF, muskniclons, beets, potatoes, appljs&c. We don't object to this kind of usage, aud if the donor will give name, address, &c.t we will acknowledge receipt with thanks. -

3Ian's happiness is said to hang on a! 5-VOiWwiiiiw pai.l ir, upon miaiyi .1, ...... i Tl.: i .i .i i .i . 1 Vk;etai.k Aji-k Ci kk. It U found thiead. 1 his muM be the thread that iS'4I.fVfV,, w.,. c,mm--mv,v

never at hand to !ev on the shirt button that is always off. PLViVIOUTH M ARKET corrected wkkkly hcieokund houguton !?ur P W3 14,0 neat per ohsuvi SI .'JU . 2,00 Corn New (J5 Old 75 Oats . . 3(140 40(n" :o New Potatoes Clover seed Flax seed . 4; 1 ,7.r Lard. . . . . . . l(i? 1 1 ! Butter. .... ...... .......liJt.'Jt 14 'gS lOejÜ'-i Beeswax 2H Tallow .'.1)0:7 III -!, Hides green 7 (,?'., M Dry llav.wild Tame Ss-yiO j $ 1(1, 0(1 Apples, green, per bushel '106150, Drv,per lb.., V..w i . . r .... . . IllE bKSTlSTimCuEA-sTE. This max III wa t,nii..:n . . i .i . nev er be.t.r ll ustraW ,tn ,u tin. r.se of 1). B. ihe t n"' S"hratus- l the best in t.ic or.d. and the purchaser gets a f .d'. -J. i? . -'"-'"""V ,.,u' 111 A I'ejieauiiy article. To buy anv other is a waste of nmnev T use any other is ti itlii.g with a great blessin health. Use it in place if Soda. Kyc .and lEur. Pr. CcLRr.Msox Ocu ist und Aurist, of Richmond, Ind., distinguished for his su ccess in the cure of blii.ui.CFS and !cafnc?f. with all the diseases of the Eye and Ear, will vist Plymouth professionally, at the Parker Pousc, Friday and Saturday, Sept. 13th and 1 Ith. At South Bend, Pwijrht Home, Wednesday andThuirdar, Sept. Ilu. bnd I2h,and at l.aporte, Tcegardcti House, Monday, Sept. 15th and remain until Saturday, Sept. 21 st. Dr. Cuibcrtson's reposition is of the highest order ; his certificates and references are Irom the best men and journals in the country. lie can promise cures in all cases within the reach ef human skill. No charge for consultation. See circulars. 50,0 I)u. Stkicklani) : Having ti.sed your AmiCholera Mixture duringthecholeni epidemic here last summer, and induced others to do the same, in cases that had all the cholera symptoms, in every ease it promptly checked the disease. I believe it's the best remedy known for cholera and diarrhoea of every form, and advise those afflicted to try it. W. Uahhkh, of the linn of Harber, Choate & Xabcr.Cincinnati. n 19 it iz e v cj at c :v a 1. rvoTÄ c Notice is hereby given lh.it, the Fall Term of tin: Plymouth 1! railed School will commence on Monday the 2d day of September, INI'm, and will continue in 'session fifteen weeks. Tuition will be charged as follows, pupils residing within the corporation school dis trie t : (Jratnmar and High School -j (tf) Ward and I'rimary Schools 1 (h) Non-resident Pupils , 00 Payable in advance. I). I). LUKE, Principal. Miss J. N.Thompson, First Assistant; Miss Nettie CorTy, Primary; Miss Emma A. Edwards, Ward School. A. C. (Japiion, i Anson P. Elliott, -School Trustees H. 0. TlIAVKIt, ) School E:anilnri N .otk o. l'uifliu ovaminalions of candidates to teru-li school, will be held at tho Koninary 011 the third Saturday 1 each month. "Mark: Cumminos, Kxiuniner. 50 Aori!, ClIIM.S tR I.NTKUMITTKNT FkvKIC cured, or money refunded. Dr Witt'm Ague Fills are entirely a new medicine, and having been tiled In over 1. 200 of the very worst and obstinate casesof Chills and Fever and never laneo e?en in one case to cllect a cure the Witt, llox Gil, Cincinnati, Ohio. 'tX

proprietor guamntces them to cure every case, even after ail other 1. c..:i

Tliosc sufferirgsl ould immediately give theni a ffial. For saie by Druggists, or 8c,,t l,v mail on receipt of price, fti. Addr.a

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I Tho American Cooking Stove!

j. iu.ui y-x.j.i..ij ; After fwnty yt::r; .xperience 5n tin manafacinre vi j i,.c:irSecowinoi,i.o.nr;Hir 31-nn.-mce.1n.11 I . . . . . e ...... l . : - . . .1 .1 1. .. v. , , ., . . . , , , , ; I DL'in.It? iif i'in r.-iiuitrf in hiivin rhcan ami almost worthies toves, a latse jmrtioi. of whici. was wafted ; and that true economy coni?Ud in buying the bot ?tovcs thatiouUT Ik; jiadc, notwithstanding the price tvaa Iiihrr. With this view, wc proceeded to construct tho Anisriran Cooking Hoc?, and spared no pains or vxIcii.e to make it the lest and mop t pvrfect ftovc that could le ni.ide. And we have experimented with it, aud caref:lly watched Us operations for the last ix year, and when an improvement suggested itself, w? have at once adopted i and we have heveral of these , secured by letters patent In this manncf, wC no not I a have hroniit it t aabfslier ette f I perfection than ha heretofore been attained in cooking : ver. The feconl im rovements in this xtove has add ed largely to its convenience and effectiveness. In all the varieties of cloves we manufacture, we study usefulness, durability, convenience and economy in operation, rather than chenjnecs in price, and ill so doing we are fati-f.ed we study the inter?!-t of trifle Jiiirchasing cur stoves. StlEAtt, PACKAltD & CO., Alh inv. N. V, 1 or sale by II. U. DTCKSOX & CO., 4:5-"m VLVMOUT1I, Lnd. AH who are in w:iut of Sewing Machines I can 1)e furnisiea at Paul's bfot & shoe store with the very best Sewing Machines that are made, both the Singer and the G rover fc Iiakcr marhinc?, and at prices as low as llu-y can be bought for In the United States. 18-tf SCHEXCK'S SEAWKCI) TOEC This medicine, invented by Dr J. Ii. Schenck of PhMadelplna. is intended to dissolve the food ami make it into chime, the first process of diprstion. By cleansing the stomach withSclicnck's Mandrake Pills, the tonic soon restores the appetite, ami food that could not be eaten before using it A'ili be easily digested. Consumption cannot be cured by .chenck's Pulmonic syrup unless the stomach and liver is mad healthy and the appetite restored, hence the tonic and niMs are rcuired in nearly every case of eonumption. A half dozen bottle of the S V. AWKED TONIC ami throe or four boxes of the MANDRRKÜ PILLS will cure any ordinary case of dyspepsia. Dr. Schenck makes professional visit. in New York, Boston, and at his principal Oflice in Philadelphia every week. See daily papers of each place, or his pamphlet on consumption for his days for visitation Please observe when purchasing, that the two likraesses of the Doctor, one when in the last ( e?f lini f PUiJilnirilnit An.l V a s-t t It 4 m a. .1 1. T . i perfect heahh, are on the Government stamp, Sold by all Drngzisis and Dealers, price tl.5U per bottle, or $7.50 the half dozen. All letters for advice should bo addressed to Dr. Schenck s Principal Oilice, No. 15 North Cth Street, Phi laueipuiit. t a General Vv holesalc Agents Dem is Barnes Co.,Nert' York; S.S. llance, IJaltimore. M l.f Juhn D. Parke, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker 6c Taylor, Chicago, Ills.; Collini Uros.,St. Louis, Mb. 11 -7-1 st w ea mo 1 vr MANHOOD AND OUTHFUL VIGOR are cgained by Helmiiolis E.xteact Bcchu. SIIATI ERKlT"cONSTlTLr IIONS RESTORED by Hki.mdolo's Extract Blchü. II ELMD )LD'S F.X1 RACTBUCIRT nd Improved ROSE WASH cures secret and delicate discrdira in all their tajjes at little expense, little or no change in diet, no inconvenience and no exposure. It is pleasant in tate and odor, immediate iu'ts action, and free from all injurious properties. of Ir. I! eck km9 to contain any IH'IYIVI.' Iil'Vll' TlfVl'llVIVI.' 1ittciiV I v " ... . v...-.-..., . any in redi.-nt hat what is ITKELY VE'JERADLK, as its na:n! indicate. Da. HECK ELL'S YEGETAbLE AtJt'E CURE does not hroak down the jU-iii in om part to n-move the disease in another. It has flood the test and performed cures when all her r.'me:llcs had fail. d. IT CURES IXSTAXTLY, and in i:o instance; will ehe person have j more than on? Chill Itter the first dose, and in th: maJriy f""" JrT"!'' Hs "-v "- 1 1J'C - -m ih uimmw. " lo,,;diis nj (.linine. no Arsenic, no mineral, no Poison Call for Dr. IIECKELL'S VKfiKTADLE MiVF. lHE and tahe no oth'T. Do not ho imposed upon by having j ur Druggi-t or tradi'smim t ll you he ha fomethhi? el?e equaüy as j;ood. l'or alc by lrulso and dealers gem rally. ri:iisnixf: r.nowx, -V-'ents for Plymouth, Ind. ii.Ii-Cm Iicrii?M al4,. Br virtue cf a commission and order of sale Hsiied by the Clerk of the Marshall Ciicutit Court, 1 will oner for sale to the highest bidder, at public auction, at the Court House door h: rljuiutlh, .Marshall Count, Iudiini. ou Saturday, Sejttnn'jrr 21 , 1807, ll... I..,...,f in',.I..J. A AT .. I I in iwii ii i hi mini i ui iui uiueit r. -i . nnii ei - Ll ..,.1. P M f ...M .1.. .1 - l , r - ;iiiiiM..n.ui .-.in n.ii , nr.- itui,3 .inn iiiouiM im a ; u.rni Ilot exceeding seven vear, of the following described real estate siluited in Mar.h.tll Count v. i,ldi,ll:l, tt).wit . Ei htv acrea jv;n? immediately Pouth of o::e hundred acres oil of the north pjit o' the south j west fraction west of the Michigan Road, which fraction contains two hundred and six'y and fourhiiadrcdilis 4100) acres in section number five (5) of Michigan Hoad Lands, situated in the Indian Country ; that is to say, the lauds herein described are to be found as follows: By measuring 01T one hundred acres from the norih side of said fraction, then by nicasniing oil next thereto eighty acre, which is tin lai.d meant to be above described, situated in the county of Marshall and State Ol ludia ia. And in ca-e the icnts and profits fail to sell for a sum sufficient to pa)- the amo'ir.t demanded by said commission and order of sale, I will, at the same time tind tdace and in like manner, oflcr for sale to the highest bidder. t public auction, the fee simple or the entire riht, title, interest and c.-tate of Silas li. Ilittetdiousc in ami to the above described real estate, to satisfy said writ in favr of Samuel O Chancey and against Silas B. Uittenhouse, and Charles Fogle and Ebenerer Shirland, Replevin Hail. Said sale to be made without regard to appraisement laws. DAVID UUW. ShcritT Marshall Co. 52w3pfI2 25 IN' 10 AV (AT I'OST OFFICII IIFIIal.G.) j. m "moore sr .voir rr:i:rARi:n to fcrxisiitiiem era T03IKRJ WITH ALL KIXDS OF (ßlank fjioalt, w7ZV: J;ßook&t SPlcLlltA tßnoli, Ch.iiee Selo th.re of the I.ATE PI lU.IPATIO X hy thf most POIM I.AU AUTHORS, both TKOSKaml TOKT1CAI. WORKS, ci oANTl.Y ocm, 3IuNiiul Itit I'limeiit 9 .rail kliuN. 'Ihe Ijitist 1'uhliratioim or VIOLIN AND (JUITAK INSTHUCTORS Toys, Toys, Toys, every .l.-aerljillon. CHRISTMAS and NKW VFAR1 ntKsKXr. Lirre Aasnrtnu nt of PKRFITMKHY. I'llOTi KJRAHIK; ALRL MS, CIU A KS and TOIIACC1, ,t r., e.. A e. Thry oir--r ri'iit iiMueenieuts tJ those wh hiinr to purchase at wholesale, vjl nt I ijm. J. M. Moot;!:. Surrey ire. Notice 'n hereby given that the undersigned, County Surveyor of Marshall County, Indiana, will, at the request of Solution Crum. proeefd on September 9th. 18(i7, to survey and ubdividc the following lands in Marshall countv : S.ctiun 27, Tow 1. 33, Uango t, and establish the corners ol the lands belonging to aid Solomon Crum in said section. Said survey will he continued from day to day if necessary till completed. Non-resident owners of lands in said section who fail to meet me at the time ahovementioned, at the residente of Solomon Crura, and deiray,or provide for defraying, their portion of the expenses of said survey, will be returned to tho county Auditor as delinquent, aud 8ih delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate for collection according to law. t50w3J J. M. laiNOFR, Surveyor.

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A Complete IIistry ot tlie New States IIistry ot the and Te rritories. Trom the Great Rwer to the Ocean; ltYAUIERT A niCIIAlUHQX. Over 20,000 Copies sold in one Month! Life and Adventure on Prairies, Mountains and the Pacinc t'oaft. With over ") Descriptive and 1'hotoprapide Views ot the scenery, cities, lands, mines, peo-pl-and curiosities of tin new t-tates and Territories. To thft prospective entrants and settlers iu the fur i west, this hii-torv or that vast and fertile region will pru-e an Invaluaide ari?tar.ce. supplyiJi A." !t floe;, a want long felt of a full, authentic and reliable u'uide to" climate., soil, products, means of travel. Ac. Ac. ssetui fr cirinlars nr-d see cur terms, and full description of the wjrk; Address XATIOXAL VIT.LIWIXG en., 4'iti ! IS Wt'st Fuiirth ft., Cincinnati, O. STATE OF INDIANA t MARSHALL COUNT V. tn Circuit Court, February Term, ISC'. Iläirh Browidecond Ilann:ih Shirley, Administrators of the estate" of Philemon W. Shirley, deceased, William C. Shirley. Kote andAttachnient The phi infills Jn the above entitled cause, by their attorney, has filed in my oflice their complaint against the defendant, and it appearing bv the atlidavit ofa competent jHTson that the defendant, William C.'Shirley, is a nou resident of tie" State of Indiana, lie is therefore hen by notified of the pendancy of said complaint against liim, nud-nnless he appear", answer or demur thereto, at the ralfing of Kiid cause, on the AM day of the next term of said court, tobe beun and held at the Court House. In the town of Plvmouth, on the secoud Monday of Fehrnarv, istw. said complaint and the matters and Uhiil's cortnim-d and alleged will be heard and determined in his absence. JOHN C. CL'SIIMAN, Clerk. A. C. Capron, Plffs Atty. 52w3 BRIB RAILWAY. t -. " 1 jj, ! "j i 1 ii.u. i 1 ' . .i i URO AD VAl'UE-DOVDLt: TRACK ROUTE TO NEW YOIlIt, AXD NEW ENGLAND CFPIES. Tliis Itaibvay extends from Dunkirk to New York 409 mile?, Buffalo to New Yohk 423 miles. Salamanca to New York 415 miles, AND IS FROM 22 to 27 Miles the SHOHTE3T ROUTE. AH trains running directly through to New York, f.?" 400 MILES WITHOUT CUANOE OP COACHES. From and after Anr. Sfitli. lsT, train will leave In iu. connection with all western lines a follows: FROM Ii VX KIRK AXD JJ.VC-l-By New York time from Union depots : 7,00 -1. .V. MAIL i'A'Y. AW, From Dunkirk, (Sundays excepti'd.) Stop at Salamanca, 10 00 a. m., and Connects at Homellsvillennd C ornimrwlth th M a. m Express mail from 15 u Halo, and arrives in New York at 7.00 A. M. 2X P. M. LinilTXIXO EXmFSS. from Salamanca. (Sundays excepted), stops at IJornellsville 5.i"i p. m., (suppers Intersectinir with thei.-iO train from Buffalo and arrives in New ork at ..00 a. m. 4.1.-. M. .YA'ir YORK XIOIIT fi'XI'RKS., from Dunkirk, (Sundays excepted,) ttops at Salamanca I5..V p. m. ; Olean 7. p.m.; Turners l,"i a. m., and arrives In Ii'ew York at 1-2.:K) p. m.. connecting with afternoon trains aud temner-d for Uoston and New inland cities. 9.50 7. .V. CIXCIXCrXATI FXPREf. from Dunkirk. (Sundays excepted.) stops at Salamanca 11..-.' p. ji., und '-linects at llornellsviile with the 11,50 train from Buffalo, arriving in New York 3,25 r. M. FROM BUFFALO r? New York tims from Depot cor. Exchange and Michigan Streets : 5,45 A. M. XKW YORK JAY KXPRE. (Sunday excepted) stops t Horn? llsvill '.,IM A. M. (.Dkll.) ii!qaehanna 2.1 P. m..; (dine) Tamer's 7.5. r. x., (sup.l and arrives in New York 10,'iO p. m. Connects at iJreat IV'iid with IVlaware. IjieJcaw.mna & Western railroad, and at .lersey city with mitliiilit Express train of New Jersey railroad for Philadelphia, JJaltiniore and Wa-himrtou. S,00 .1. ,v. AA''.TW MAIL, via Avon and Ilorwllsvine vSll,,day excepted.) arrives In New ork at 7.0O a. m." connects at Khnini with Northern-central railwjy .fr llarrisburg. Philadelphia, Ualtinuire. Washington and point.-" south. 2,W. .V. LIVHTXlXr, FXPKFS, (Sundays excepted.! "tops at llornellsviile Sil P. M. (sup.) and arrives in Neiv York 7.00 A. M.. conneetd at .Tersey city with morning Expre. train of New Jerev Railroad for P.altirnon; and V;islr!ngtnr, and at Sew York with morning Fxpress train ii?r IXfstcsi and Nef England cities. r..i p.m. xKir roRh'xwirrExrnwfi.fattv.t-tap at Portage S..V P. M.. intersecting at Iloriielsville with rhe t.l. i'. m. train from Dunkirk, and arrives in New York at Vi,:l r. m. lhii) P. M. CIXCIXXAT! EX PR Ks', (andavs excepted.) t.ipi at Suiquehannah 7.:M A. (hkft.l Turner's l.lO i. M.. tdine) and arrives in 'eiv York at .1.-!.j p. m.. connect at lanura. wit'i northern (V11ir.1l R. IJ. lor llariishur. Philadelphia. P.aliiinore. Wahiiertou, & Mints o:i;Ii:at Ureat Rend with D.-Hware. Lackawanna & Western railroad for Scranton, Tri-nt-011 and Philadelphia, and at New York wiih afternoon iraias and steamers for Uoston and New England cities. Cnly one train east on Sunday, leaving Buffalo at 0,10 p. M.,'and reaching New York at Pi.-'JO p. M. Ro-ion and New England paseners. with tln-ir baggage uro tran.fcrredv of iuit'jr ia New York. To pleasure travelers the line of th Erie railway presents many objects of interest, passinjr through the heautiful valleys of the Chemung, Susquehanna, Delaware ami Itamapo ricrs. an ever changing panorama of nature's beauties commands attention. The best ventilated and mot luxuriou sleeping coaches .V 77 K W ORLD accompany a'l night trains on this railway. ISA GGA GE CHECKED TUR 0UGU Awl fare afwty a as otj offit r rout'. ASK FOIt TICKETS VIA ERIE P.AIbWAY, Which can he obtained at at prinripal Ticket Ollices in the west and south we-t. . RIDDLE. 11-1. R. RA RR, (ieti'l Supf. tien l Pass ag't. 1-2 -2S J zTkg ztism itht YiUl "Jjrineipal of life. When by transgressing theiwa of natura vre impairhe workings of tt beautiful xnechanWui Tvhich Qod made jVrfcct, nature, yrrough her great Electrical jJattery ; tnak a powerful effort to remove impedment which clogs tho circulation of tlX magnetio forces. To assist NatVre, so tho "Electro Magrrciio tiaid'prepytd by the Swain Manufacturing Companr, which is nothing less than Electricity in liquid form, and is undoubtedly the most wondcrfal as well as most useful chemical discovery of this age of fruitful research. It ii composed of tho most powerful ingredients known to chemistry, and when combined by this, the only known process, and applied to tho human form, it supplies the deficiency of magnetic power, needed to banish disease. ; Talsy of long standing, Scrofula, and Epileptic fits havo been cured in a few minutes, while Uheumatism and Neuralgia, tho so giant diseases which have for ages baffled medical ekill, and caused untold suffering, yield at once to the he1"? influence of this powerful fluid, li is warranted to heal the following diseases when used according to directions ct a bathing lotion: Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Palsy, Fits, Swelled Joints, Scrofula, titT Limbs, Spasms, Deafness, Cancer, White Swelling, Salt Rheum, Sore Eyes, Female Weak Back, Spinal Affections, Trolapsus, and other Female Diseases. - ilemember that its use involves no long tedious, uncertain, and costly experiment, but its good effects will be eccn almost In stantly whilo ui no case can it possibly d hrm. J send to the proprietors for circular cctaiafcg certificates from well known sens remarkable cures, effected bythii medicii after all other remcd'a had failed toYelicve. One botTSfl will be sent to ri part of the United Sitf s on receipt one dollar. DR. C.ll. SWAlN & CO., Suattort to DIL JAS. MvRRELL, lvpridur$. 31 Kouth Walcr Ntrccf, Chicago. Sold by leading draggtata aTerwlier. i'or aal Also for sale by all Priurjjsts in ltymoiith. Ivl2ii Q II. 11EKVK, N3UUANCH AGENT. Injures Poperty, Stock and Lives. Cash Cmp tal over FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. In the beU j;iut Stock Comj)::iic3 in the United States HjT No aascssnient for losses. Oflice in Plymouth, iivrivir.v. Policies issued in English and German, and Lo-ses paid here. 11 nltf.

?cho( 1 will be on-Med in the Chap 1 Srho-d Dooms, (old MethiHlist Cl.ttreh,) n n Mondav, Avtr. mh, l!fi7. Application must be ma-'.r to II. lLi':irichiiscr, and tii'ion paid ii. ad - vance. Dy order of Directors. iicriir Sale.

Bv virtue cf a commission and order of sale is sued by the Clerk of the Marshall Common Pleas Court, I will otl'er for sale to the highest bidder, at public auction, at the door of the Court House, ia Plymof h, Marshall County, Iadiau i.on tSittn Ja, Srptebcr 7, 1SG7. between the hotif3 cf 10 o'clock A. M. r.nd 4 o' clock P. M.nf said dav. the rents and iirants for ! in? described real estate situated in Marshall Co., i.i:....., . ,, , , nil i Thenoith half orlot o. eleren. 11 in Mc- J FArliu's addition to the town of Ph mouth. Jit; bcinapartof lot No. forty-two, 42j to the town j of Plymouth, more particularly described in a; paniuoii ocea octween Jona i. aucs and Sccrinjr.l Also twenty 2b feci off the north' side of the south halt of lot ro. eleven filj ia McFarlin'3 addition to to the town of riy mouth, Marshall county, Indiana. And in ease the rents and pr tßts fail to sell for a sum sufficient to pay the amount demanded by said commission and order of sale. I will, at the same t me and place and mi like m inner, offer for i . .i i if i-n . ... .usale to th? highest bidder, at pubhc auction, the lee simple or the en.ire nrht, title, interest and estate of Sarah Moore and James Moore in and to the above described re:it estiite, to satisfy said writ in favor ot Panitl O- Quivcy and aaiLst Sarah Moore aud Janie? Moore. DAVID HOW. Sheriff 50w3-pf 10 of Marshall Co. Ä 0 . FIRST PREMICM O . V OF A SILVER MEDAL yO. VII IVlltlD TO Sr t the K. K. Sute Agricultural Society, at W T 1m fair holden tn Nuba. 8epU 20, HOC 0 BARIiETT'S Vegetable Hair Restorative libeoomln; the roott popnlkr article for Rectorlog od Beauiifyios the Hir, throughout th tut, Wfit. North mod South. Its natierior dualitr and alnptaüen to the waoti of tha public, mutt tmure ita eomi leta ncoeia. Jiuraal. mf J.R.BARRETT &. CO. TUT O LORD Sc SMITH, CHICAGO. General Aeenti for the Northwestern States. Forsalobv E. P. Leslie, lrujri-t, rivmouth. Ind. vliir:'r-lv 5 - O 1 XT n r r? Cm r - r" W r-, H Gm mmm iN cr c P a is C6 3 r-2 H of P P 1 0 -2 0. Sfe 7 TT je O m " TT - Er- sä o X hr r - ' Ul -1 p c 0 ft rn -r r -. O - 'A e -mt mm, r. a O O 2 P r q l &5 o mi 4 o C3 -1 i a 1- i t H KS. M r--fSQ 3 I 2 a S3 r cr o o 33 km,. 2 4 w 0 r-r-9f m c n o t ( STEVENS HOUSE. 21, SS, 25, at 27, Hi one! u , A. 1' f)iM".'f Rouluxj Vrtf, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. milE STEVENS IIOI SE, is well and widelv known B to the traveling public. The location is e-iciallv suitahh to merchants and business men ; it is in cl i'e proximity to the business part of the citv is otuiie hiirhwayof southern and western travel and adjacent to all the principal railroad and steamboat depots. '1 he Stevens House has liberal accommodation for over :KKI:uests it is well furnished, and possesses every modem improvement for the comfort and entertainment of its inmates. The nioms are spacious and well ventilated provided with ':i ami water ti la kttendance is prompt and respectful ami the table is "etieroiisly provided with every delicacy of the season at moderate rates. n:H-(im GEO. K. CHASE CO. PropVt. a v .4 -N e W AN. . . The Glljn.-1TC.1VSE O F I T UMV INI ISlIl T. Jt'tf p'i!!lln'tl, ij a fitlfil 1 art! jh. Pi iv ix c?if; A LECTURE ON TUR NaTt'RE. TREATHKNT. AMI RDical ct'rc of Seminal Weaknc, cr Spermatorrhoea, induced by S"ll-abuse ; Involuntary Hmisions, lmpo.cncy, Nervous Debility, aiid impedinunttii m uriago generally : Consumption epilepsy and Fits, mental and physical Incapacity, &c y KOn.J.CULVKKWCLL, M. 1). Au hor oT the (Jicon Ilook," kc. The world-renowned author ia this admirable Lecture, clearly proves from hi own experience that the awful couseijuence.s of Self-abuse mt v be effectually removed without medicine, and without dangerous surgical operations, bennies, instruments, rings or cordials, pointing out a mode of cure at once certain mi l effectual, bv which every sufferer, no matter what his condition mav be. may cure himself cheaplv, privatelv and radically. TIIKS LIXTUlii; WILL PliOVi: A HOHN TO THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS. Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to anv address postage paid, for tox cents or two post stamps. Alo Dr. CulvorwclPs". Marriage fluide" price Ü.i cents. Address the publisher?, CHAS. J. C. KLIN II & COi 127 Cowery, New York. Post Oftcc box -1,56. vl?nlt.v

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Advantages of tliis Plow. Iti.vrill last from thrco to Gi times Son-.thiD Mjr ithr itinvX TI jw male cayvl.crc lr itnyoo ly. Tai Las uf'.en bcea ;-n.v-l I r r.- ti.il i;t in "Kiilty-"' gv.U, o:ci jiMl! to l. I m-il in tl.o iu.-ir.-im of streimi in the Wot, iu wh.rn Ja-it-. tee I'l. w J. been habitually '"cut throärh'' in ! ia nti i r .-..-.. or l-m, it liivm airt.-a-'.y plowed iAr l'iit l. u acre if thj s.i-110 'il without yet buing ha'.f crn. It will "scour" ia the most difficult so.1.4, wheie all oilier J'iow Iiavc fi?'I. If 1 Ii. n- : .-. 1 - i a.i;r0unJ any wLcrc ia waica it v,ü t;,u.. i -ittjfiaJit. It draws lighter thn cnv ctlicr" Kjv.--.vh:ie cuttiaj tu ssuis i Ith aaJ depth. i Th3 Suro nrln v. nl-,rrn.-nprV nra ! . . . . . -l ' . - P"Tit weM-d on, .11 re.-vlüy ca t.uii i.-v I v t,r tlttksiniih win tinlrt.-itul hi t.a i'-, tüo t.url ii peifectly malle; ! kiiiuly". Any section can bo replaced by a duplicate, t j he ha I f nny Ai'c;:t. ftj Um ih: . Lviusiio aud Mouli:oar U ar j cat in in .i;l !i. It is voll ctociiod with 1qvt DnJ Z'?' V ';fl 'Un Iv : ' iron, w Ith -tlots u ttio c n t in t j r. . . ; . u..; it j lcasuro. It plo3 at any d:ptli, frr:n I'rcc t t-t t-..k o ineiic, w nk retfi-tliv i e i!k i i-ti:'. "-.t. . r turC K-avf aclein furruvr, aul turui u.tt 6:u:.i.o foul truli cju?pleit! tST It 13 thö öicfiiJost Tloxi in the "'oiM. ju-ttaj tnro a tln-ie it eciut.iy ia -sriri; at?ix UoIUrs iiue. rofhrr thr.a f;v. ii ü'a:s l.xf rjix tirnei over; hl ft,t hi:i,' tm. i.-.A y .v.r t.Mi i.e?, ÄÄhcc.aiis your 11 -v w.ni't "c- jr ;" "nii.l '..t '..'.'. ia quarter (ra fif'ih tois w.. i. with ti;c " ...-i. C"The iniality nnl rju:o,:ry .f vm' it wili rnJur li C-9jieif rt:i must he ciiii.ei;l, ai eil rs tliec-t j rice, i""in doienuinin whether or not the l'lu u cliup. d Plows are nl fir profit, an 1 Cf out vutif kü tä"iht most tl 'l'.Jifs un I cratt cm U pn(, in prrfvtfti'm ti JtsTitt crtt, it th cfie-ipr, nJ we ire ruiifidcnt a man' Rt4 tn.ro than a hurid.-.xl dullar' wirtlj if 'PIvt' Sj-every time ho gttj ono if tLese. Theso remarks aro mado nftör n faaiiliarify w?fh tho merits cf tno.t f thf c -- 1 f t .w . use in the West, laany cf whicU ha justly c.üiJa g'jod reputatiou. B?" Our new model 4B" Plow i3 irdesignel rxprcIy fr nul.blo and foul (rronri'". 011 retof if: we have ha t only the -C' ittern !. Siued fr both, turf and stul.l le. Tii -Ii" and V" patterin together will enable us, t j meet th viewi of all as in hape, anJ givi tLua tilho ir"tAld" or -loaa" plows a they prefer. Call and see tliem. Warranty very liberal. For Sale only by 1JCCK ,: T(AX, Plymouth, Ind. f. to toxsrais'Tivcs. The advertiser, bavin:: been r -torej to health in a fev weeks by a simple remedy, after 1i:i:hl' siitN red for several years i!lh a ere Ininr :i i. rlimi :ii d thnt lie::d disease. eiiu-iiinptiiti. is aiixiu.s t make k!;u to l.ia fellow niU'er.-rs the means of eure. To all who desire i he Will s ik! a ropy of tiie j r eriptiim ued(!iee f Charge, wiih direct Uu lor preparinand using the same, w hich they will tied a "r rt for Cofinn(t!hin, A't.'i'n, Cio'fß '."f and all T!irM and faing alTectioii. The only object oi the .-dwrtNt f in seiuliiej- the pre-eription i- t li.-m l1t tie- ::fl!ieted J1 spread inlorni:itin which he eonceives t; be iuvaluab'o and lie hoiii s every stillerer will tr his n-medy, a- it will cot theni tlothing. und 1n.1V prove a b!.-s--in"?. I';:'ties w i-liinir the prescription, free, liv return ie;iil. i il please address liev. KIiWAUI) A. VI!,MI.". 'yl W)!!i.-msl-mg. Kings Co., N. Y ' A gentleman who sum-red for y-.-ir from nervoh '- liiüty. pii in.itnn d.-c-iy. and the i tlecls if youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of MitieriiigliiMMabity. m i J free to nil v. ho need it. the n-cipe and din-ttion for making the simp:.- r niedy b. which he was -ur-d. ull' r.-is wihiii-j topp-fit bv t':e ;idc-ti- r'seyjs rii " e in do so. bv a-l'lressiu i.i Voürldencc, JUllN P.. DUN l-iv'!arst. New Y-rk. :-.-r Freo to EverylDoay. A Large 'pp- Circular, giving iuformation on the greatest imp iri.i öcc to the youa of buth exes. Ittcaclics h itv the hjmily mxy become boatilful, tlif despised rcspcctcJ, and the forsaken loved . No voting l ily or gent'emon should fail to send their address, and receive r copy post paid hy return mail. Address P 0. Drawer ,21. 21 Cm I Troy. X. V. On La Porte Street 1 AT TIIE V V 1Z ' 1 T V It E R G O Jl o' May be fo;ind the best and cheapest assortment of (ioodi. ever offered in 3?IL.-'310i I'Vii UNDERTAKING attended to With a first class IItar,on very rcaionaulc tcrmC. PALMKR. MavO.lSCT. iidtf. PEKSHIN a: DROWN Would call the Mtchtioii of tl'- pv' lio to ll - ir ful iWell relet, ted s!u k if gooii, .'!' A.l j J t.l 'hi - til.:. Consisting in part vf m ST A TIOXER V, SCHOOL ROOKS LAMPS, LAXTRRXS, COAL OIL. YANKEE NOTIONS, AY ALL AND AYlNDovv IV.PKilV Perfumery, Albums, Dt'! STUFIG, CKi Alis, riMi (MIT TOliACO. CANPI KS, PAT 1' NT .MtPlClNKS. Ac. PHYSICIANS, and FAMILY PrRS3RIPTION3 riliLED TO ORDER. Call and cfo ourstock bcfure purchasing rli'!ii rr. i-i a ti rr.KsiiiNt; ä i.i.tnvN. SZivriH' .Sit. Ry virtue of ft commission ai:d order of file issued by the Clerk of the Marshal; Comn.ofi Pleas Court, I willolferfor sale to the highest bid der.at public auction, nt the Court House door, Plymouth, Marshall County. Indiana, ou S ifunfny. S'1'D mln r 1th, lM'7. between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.and I o'clock P. M. of said day, the rents an I I totits ",,r a term not exceeding seven vears of the following described real estate, situated iu M irsh.i'l County, I::.!i.m i: Ccmmcnemg at a point ten feet rorth and tcr feet cast of the north cast corner cf lot No.el vei (11) in lVai sou's addition to the vil'mge tf Pearson ille, (nov cal'e l luwoo.l ) miiirti llicucc west nine (H i ro-l, theme K.cnh sccrcfi üd seven tiinths (17 7-Ü) rods, thence cast niiM (II) rods, thence ?outh soetitecn and seven ninihs (IT 7-11) io;Is to tho place of beginning, coi t iiuiii; one lumilred and sixty spiaVe rols. or cue acre, situated iu Marshall counti; Indiana. And in case the rents and prfitits fail to tell fi r a sum stitlieivnt to pay the e mount demanded by said comnufion lid order of sale, I wid at the same time and place, and in like manner, offer for sale to the highest bidder, at public uetien, the fee simple or the cntiie ri-ht, title, ii-tccst and estate of fdicajili 1'ieelant and Nancv M. Free land in and to the above doctibed teal estate, to satisfy -aid writ m favor of Rcnj im:i ('!,.., uj and n-aU.t Micajah Frrcland and N.vicy M. FlCtlalld. DAVID IlOW.SheiiiT .Marrhall Co. fiOwilplJlO 13 RUF rge ".rtmr-ii I. ju;t r.'.-civcd t

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