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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-11-20

| latlife lH % meet mere BDoTtif bbu Hs
would tlsAifs from his article to make
tbe impfsislI thas this Ii d more I'M
healthy lgsdlsh shAu any other in the
State, aud ihst Nsw Orleans Il past
my dOubt. "A very salabfious place
Fin the dee dAyAs We are not dis.
posed to ,Itny lhs faet md BY way d
apelogy hi Dur Boafi Of HealtA, W
may nv. llsAs thsy did ti0t intlude
New Otlsahs as ous u The tetrns IL
Louisiana, they weuh have been
ssfy silly II have doue -, since u is
we'll knvwhlhnt New OfleAns Ii not
ohly The great metropolis, but the
grsat eapiial VI the slats4A-that all the
sfeat Nifesxurking, tictiey loving
tnuuntetAnk live there, and lord il
lover povf miserable rural districts,
that are ssrdeht enough 10 think, that
|anuw and then the neuntfy hany have
soiuething u say IN the eodlesls u
The natieaa
For our uskfi part IL would please
us Ii our New Orleans cotemporaries
4
can convince the people that Orleans
Is the moat healthy loaatiun IN the
State, II not the Hoathtth couutfy.
But we believe TINT The people Ii
New Orleans as wellAs Uut, uah see
the evils Of the Capitol being 1osated
there, and should any ''paeked deck
come here TO move It III face Of The
Constitutional provisions it will
go higher up The river thah Il is
COMMERCIAL pResrHRr9. - We de-
sire no better evidence Of a maii's site
cess III business, than to look itlto the
papers Of the place where he lives.---
Take up any number Of the New Or
leans papers, and at a glance you will
see. the "marchaht princes. . Their
merchandise IL spread before the world
in the daily papers their names are.
and have been before the public, and
here Ia the secret of their success. On
the other hand 20 look al the old worm
eaten establishments Of others who do
nor advertise, and you willysee them
with their business Just where they
were half century ago. No man can
do business without advertising--and
giving the paper something more than
il mere earth
Have you any thing you don't want
do YOU WANT any thing have YOU
found any thing or lost any thing =
do you wish to buy Of sell, Or bargain
land where Is the mai, who does not)
The daily paper IL the only vehicle
through which you ear make known
ytlus wants.
In glancing over The New Orleans
papers no maine will be found more
ptetnineat.thlsh N G. Felger. His
establishment 4 large, and embaces
every article III his line Of business
We reeommend- only our mer-
chants 10 him, but planters, mechanics
and other citisens-see some Of the
new stock of articles now Oh sale, in
another column.
Hs-lt has been some three nitnthsl
now, since we have seen that excellent
exchange, the 'Mipden Herald We
the fact, that the editor may
"pitch iaio' the mails, Capt. Kidd,
and The general Government.
We doubt not, that they are all at
fault, fox the Herald has, heretofore
been . regular, and very welcome Wis.
itor. We think lie last number Of
the Herald We saS Vas a half sheet,
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BATON ROUGE, la, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 40 1863

111lIn11ll
/ K,fhat magnificent steamer, The
. Laurel Hill Capt. j. A. cotton, pasa'
ed here On her first trip down, Mon.
day. The Laurel Hill, Is to be I'm.
inediately booked, as a regular packet
ii this, and the Bayou safn trade.
A lengthy description ofthis beautiful
palaue, has already beer furnished BY
many Of the papers We can Add
| hothips 10 Il, and therefore let i I,asz
u get II iis Captain himself
| Atsf ill W. think that the Cap
tain Ii IL III much iihportaate W Ills
boat -4and certainly more Of tile sub
stantial pleasure Of travel, y derived
from an agreeable cvtfittander and
crew, than tbe drapery Of the cabin.
"Ahy kind Of etan say we II is the
ere,s.' Capt John Cotton is known
from The mouth of the Mississippi to
the last river ut its source III The far
west. Capt. Cotton is at all tines
I The same agreeable and accomplished
gentleman. This IL d fortune Of itself;
and with such boat as the Laurel
Hill, capt. John is safely embarked
OH the road TO fortune
IT, WE would advise asyntha :"
to take poison IF 1t be male gen-
tleman who writes poetry regularly
once d week /" for the Comet we
would advise him to hang himself or
'take rats-batie. lie ofshe, will never
set the world Into poetic blaze, aud
the only way we can see. for he or she.
to become ioterieus---ilnmoftal !" is Il,
~ and die DO It poetieally. and lie
sure to write your own epitaph.
We like good poetry. as we HIKE
good wine, aud are not so welded to
the anuients, as to be unwilling TO
taste modern sample now and then
but syntha dear, We like it seasoned
with at least half grain Of sense.
The Poets Corner" +" In common
F" country town newspapers is very
much like cloths.press under a pair
Of back stair steps. useless things that
take TOD much room elsewhere are
thrown In from day to day, and when
the year ends, bawled out to make fires.
Let as debate with you "syntha
dear" What is the use Of making
twenty fifth rate poetry 7 What is the
Use Of making such wasteful expen-
diture Of good working day taleuts
Answer these questions soberly, "syn.
ths " aud do one Of two things either
quit writing poetry, or hang yourself.
A Democrat 81 article has no
democracy in II, that we can sec, and
1t Is therefore most respectfully de.
clined.
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nEC. J. Hueston, as will be seen
IL a candidate for constable in Ward
No. 2. The day for the election is
short and Hueston, will scarcely have
time to 60 round and see the voters.
This is perhaps unnecessary, ,--Hues-
ton Is known to every voter il the
ward, and is in every way worthy and
well qualified for the post.
II will be seen also, that l.. e. Pow.
crs, is a candidate for constable III
Ward No. l.. Powers combines in
himself. business habits, with temper.
perance. Two virtues rarely found
united. If the voters Of No. |, desire
alnan to tiil the Office who will attend
promptly to the duties, Powers is the
tnall.
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TnE RAR-KEErgRs BENEVOLENT
AssoctATioN.-A society Of this name
has been formed in New Orleans, the
object Of which Is to take care Of the
INDECENT and decrepid patrons, Of the
bar in old age, aud furnish them
nine drinks day gratis. We deem
this the best Temperance organization
that has lately taken place. 1t is but
right that the veterans Of all pro.
fessions should DO provided for
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Tbtlftrhlu Gutttpt
GEORGE A. PIKE,

EbfroR AND pRupHfEfua.
.-~~~4ss~.a-S-4,@1~s-52>~,-
H. UfFc,ai Journal pf he Parish qf Enst
BtfoH Ndsat Jaiso of tas Crosse 7tts astd
Batsa ilvNar aid Of the Baton Rouge and
ct.AtdH Hant fsotd Cotapuntrs. gu
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-11-20

ry- Gov, Crosby, Of Maine, has
appointed Thursday, the 10Th Of No
yember, to be observed as day Of
Thanksgiving.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-11-20

Nv Il. Herman Of Clinton, has
been appointed Dist. Attorney for the
7th Judicial Dist. in place Of Profes-
sor panl, Mar,indalc, deceased.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
EXECUTORS SALE.

BY virtue of an order of the Marshall court
or Common Pleas, made al its April term A. ID.
1853, we will expose at private sale the follow
ing real estate. to wit: The east half OF the
north east quarter of section seventeen. town
thlrty-four range one east; and the west hall
OF the north west quarter of section sixteen,
town thirty four range one east, being the es-
tate of George Myer deceased.
The best terms o. such sale, being one third
cash in hand on the day of sale. third IN
six months, and the balance in twelve months
from the day of sale, the purchasers giving
notes with approved security, waving valua-
ton and apprlSment laws.
ROBERT JOHNSON,
REBECCA BEAG LES,
Executors.
May :, 1853. lLtfT.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
e5'9 e1 G OOfg SO

ME undersigned takes this method Of IN
4 viting the people OF plymouth and sur
Dga1ing cnuo.ry 10 his new stock OF Goods
consisting in part Of tie following;
GnghamS, Lawns ana JaconettS,
De Lanes, I.uS res, fig'd. ;IobiLetts,
Irish Linens and SILK cravats,
Pamleaf, Silk ara Leshorn Hats.
Diapers Mn>l.ns, and Gne CalicOeS,
Ladies' Wooden af'd Cotton Hos:
Cassmeies, TweedS aud cotton Drills,
Bo1ts, Shoes and Coffee mills.
Lace, Ed@inss and SILK Frinyes,
lalches, Locks and GOOD dor Hinges;
Hu.t3i.@, CoIn.s and Spool Thread,
tlal,neIs-ycllow, wlute and Red;
81, clacIes, ThunbleS aad Finger rings,
Ribbons, Tapes and Fiddle Strings;
Needles, Pins AMI Picnic Mitts,
GunbletS, Screws and Anger bits.
K:veS, Scissors aud nice Dishes,
Candies, Cheese and White Fishes;
CO'ee, Tea aid Spanish Whiting.
Girser, ,,ice and Cotton Batting.
-:lSpice, Pepper and good Mails,
link WaShbOardS and wooden Pals.
Scvihes, RakeS and Steel Forks,
ShovelS, Spades and Bottle corks.
Curry combs and Looking glasses,
Indigo, Starch and sweet MoIaSSes.
Chinese, Golden and Balm Eminent,
Condition powders and Horse Ointment,
All of which are good and new,
Aud we II delight IN showing You.
At the Plymouth Bank Store.
G. ID. CLARK.
March 10, 1913. I'll.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
ADMINISTRATION

z lY virtue - an oriler OF the Marshall court
4 OF Common Pleas. made at its April term,
y. ID. 1873, VII be Offered for sale at public
ouiory on the pre- uses, Oh the 9Th day oJJune
S53 the following described real estate 10
VII: the east halfof the south west quarter OF
section IL, town - nor h Of range :! east, te-
ing the estate Of George Werl deceased.
Tie Terms Of sale will be one third OF the
pur hase money in hand on the day OF sale.
one third in SIX moaihs, and the residue in II
months from the day Of sale, tie purchaser
.:yins notes with approved freehold security,
waving valuation and appraiSment laws.
RANSOM il Morris. admir-.
NAY ), -. Ilt'
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
OFFICERS OF STATE.

JosErH A. WRIGHT, Governor.
A. 7 Willard, Lieutenant Governor,
VIM. G. Larrabee, Supintendent pub. Schools,
Nehemiah Hayden, Secretary OF State,
John 2. Dunn, Auditor OF State,
Elijah Newland, Treasurer Of State,
Supreme Judges.
ist' VIM. Z. Stewart, Of Cass county.
ID. Andrew Davidson, Decatur
3D.. Samuel E. Perkins. Marion &
18th. Addison l.. Roach, Parke
W. B. Beach, Clerk Supreme court.
Albert G. Porter, Reporter for supreme court.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
Marshall county Officers and Courts.

Circuit Court.
FHos. S. SrANF1RLD, Circuit Judge.
ID. }. Woodward, Prosecuting Attorney
Richard Corbaley, Clerk.
Meets Sd. Mondays in February and August.
Common Pleas Court.
Elisha Egber, judge.
Horace COrbin, Prosecutor
Richard Corbaley, CLERK.
Meets Sd Mondays in jan, Aprn, July & Oct,
Commission cy's Court.
Sandiord Gordon,
Robert Johnson,
Meets LIST Mondays in March, June, Sepiern-
Der and December
County OGicers
Thos. Mcdonald, Auditor.
Jo4eph Evans, Treasurer and collector
John L. Thompson, Sheriff.
G. S. Cleaveland, Recorder.
J. b. n. Klnger, Surveyor
j. X. Brook, Coroner.
Samuel Mcdonald. Swamp land commis'nr.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
'E7aP state 81 ss.s. lama.
Marshall tO1s-isy,

Ia tie Nars1oU Great Court Apgus.
Term. 1888.
In matter of Guardianship Of heirs OF
Phineas Jones deceased.
( p It known that on the 9TH day Of MAY
- 1855, Charles SedgwicA, guardian OF
Charles AMI Richard Allen, minor Leirs of
PhIneas Allen deceased, filed III my Office q
petition for az order for the conveyance OF
land, held by Jesse Alien. deceased, aud the
written consent o the hers OF sand Jesse, cX-
cepi Elizabeth jones and - Jones Ter
husband, twi,ose gwen name IS unkuovp,l AID
u appearing by tie affidavit a diSinlercSted
person filed thereWlI that said Elizabeth Jones
and -- Jones, residents OF tie
State OF ln'llana, they are hereby notified O
the fling and tendency OF SAID petit0n: and
unless tbey answer thereto, before our said
court, TO be holden at the court house in Plyin-
outh In said county, on The third Monday in
August next, the Sa.ae Will be heard and de-
teGmned IN their absence.
AtteSt--R. CORBALEY, elk. NJ. c. c.
G. IL. Reeve, pitts. atty.
May ;, 1893. lt}.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

\ NDER order of the Marshall court o. Com
~ mon Pleas, will sell at private sale,
the interest Martin Bailey deceased had in the
Plymouth Iron Works, under the partnership
OF f. Fisher Il Co. The best terms Will be
nne third down and the balance in six and
twelve months, the purchaser giving ample Sc
cuilty, and also give indemnity 10 secure the
estate, and all Interested, against all debts
and liabilities of said firm, aud that are liens
upon the property. Propositions will be re-
ceived Tor four weeks after the 27th inst, at
the office OF I. II. Reeve in Plymouth, and at
the Forge, SIX miles south wet of Plymouth.
JACOB b. BAILEY, admir- r.
April 25th 1853. 9tt,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
The State Of Indiana, )So,
?3:srsfl;fEA County,

III tie Marshall Common Pleas Court,
Juty Term. H. d 1888.
Edwin r. Phillips, Admir-. of thel
is ate OF David Linn decd
Catharine Linn, Widow, Sophia
Carr, Isaac Carr, Cathr'ne Wood Petition to
in, James Woodin, Magdalena sell real
Philips, Samuel Linn, Susan As estate.
by, john A. Mary Petticord
aad - pctticorj.
4 Il tie April term A. ID. 1855, of the
"A MARSHALL county Court of Common Pleas,
said Administrator filed lis petition Tor the sale
of real estate belonging TO the estate OF said
decedent, insert. And it having been made
satisfactorily TO appear 10 the court that SAM
ucl Lam, Susan ASby, John Asby, Mary Petit
cord and - Petticord her husband, whose
given nlme is unknown, are non residents oi
the State OF Indiana.
They are therefore hereby notified of the
fiins and peudency of said Petition, and that
unless tley appear and answer or de-
mrr thereto, on or before the calling OF said
cause at the neXt term OF said court, TO be
holden at the court house III Plymouth in said
county, the sane as 10 them will be taken as
confessed, and viii be heard and dett rmined
in their n bSencn.
Attest: RICHARD CORDALEY, elk II. c.c.r.
c.. If. Reeve Pl'tn's. Auy.
May ), 1873. 10t}.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
ACKNOWLEDC DEMENT'S.

o. By the new statutes tie Clerks Of the
several Circuit Courts in this Safe, are au-
thorized to take acknowledge ents OF Deeds,
Mortgages &c. This VIII save trouble and
money, for when tie acknowledgment is Ia
ken before the clerk, the seal of the circuit
court will be affixed; so tLat no iurtLel evil
deRce or expense Will be Necessary TO make
the IndeatuTc valid, either at home n abroad.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
NOTICETO BUILDERS

SEALED proposals will be received al -
y The store OF f. Fisher & Co.. at the -
Forse on Twin Lakes, until o'clock =. NJ.
on The Zit INST, for the building of School
House, at tie aforesaid place, wbich said
lou IL be- 30 by 30, feet IN size, set prop
store oundafIOr, and in height, 10 E et be
ty-eh the 10 S., 6 II light of l0<!2 class
windows on each side, Implanted weatIierboar-
ding, 10 D. conveniently Seatel. For .uftiter
PARTICULARS enquire .. tie subscriber
Ce-'''er township \. 5. b INNELL.
Nay >, i553. Iiw}.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
Town Lots for SAFE i'm the Town Of
HEEDWJEE UEUDN
rsnEsEa;.ll County. EEssfitMl.

ME proprie ors o. this place are sill offer
4 ing at private sale, some ofthe most plea
>ant and clislby situated Lots in IT. B)urbon
is pleasantly situated on the Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad, twelve miles east OF Plym-
ou'h and thirteen miles west of Warsaw
Terms reasonable.
i Barsai may be hal by calling soon on
tie pF0prel0rs III said town.
SAaIt-EL THOMAS,
JESSE NEiDIG,
Nav ). B. [l0mil PropretOrS.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
Commissioners Sale.
May 5, 1853.

w H lei by order and appOntmen Of
Pleas, tie undersigned was appointed Com
missioner for the purpose of selling certain
real estate belonging to the estate of Mary
Shoemaker, deceased: therefore notice is here
by gwen that IN pursuance to the order of said
court, will offer or sale at public cutlery on
Saturday the 2~th day of May next, between
the hours o. ten O'Clock a m, and four o clock
? m, at tie court house door in Plymouth, the
following real estate TO wit:
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12

In the MarshaU Circuit court. august

In the MarshaU CircHi: court, august
Term. 1888.
John Cotton W. Benjamin Leiby.
LIE 1t known that on tie 18th day of May
- 1907 tie plaintiff filed IN my Onicn his
compliant agalast the defendant for foreclos-
IRE oil mortgage, ana 1t appearing by the afli-
davlt OF dlSintereSted person flied tier. with,
that said dec dant Is non resident OF the
State OF ind'ana, he il hereby notified OF the
filing and pel'deney of said complaints; and
unless he appear before our said court at its
next term, on the Fl st day, to be holden at
the court house Plymouth, IL SAID county,
on the third Monday IN August next, and an
sweI or demur % lie same, i, viii be taken a.
confessed aud decree rendered in his absence.
Attest--R. CORBALEY. OK VI. 4. {.
&. III. Reeve plffs atty.
May IL, 1851. ITS.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
TO The Voters of Center TOWNSHIP.

NOU are hereby requested to meet the
Il Trustees Of said township, at the court
house IN Plymouth, on Saturday the 2st day
OF May 1853, at | o'clock, p. m, for the pur-
pose of taking into consideration the propriciy
o: continuing summer school and of raising
tax therefor, and such other business as the
law requires.
By order OF the Board,
WM VI. DCNuAM, elk.
April 3, 1888. 9t'.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
I'D o. 20 Haaa Hon s e,
WIN. T.. EDWARDS Proprietor,
PLYMOUTH. IND.

FL 1MUtTI1, IND.
n ME proprietor OF this well known House,
Il tenders his sincere thanks TO his friends
and former patrons for their ia> ors heretofore
so literally bestowed, and Solicits continu-
ance. He is determined to spare no pains in
rendering his guests comfortable, and to afford
them entire satisfaction in all the departments
OF his business.
HIS TABLE has heretofore spoken for itsel',
and lie assures lis patrons that no grounds for
complaint Will hereatter be given. As hereto
lore, tie StricteSt attention Will be paid 10 his
stable department.
The Stage Office for the Logansport. South
Bend and Laporte routes is kept at this house,
and persons wishing a comfortable private con-
veyance to any par; o Northern Indiana, can
be accommodated without delay.
May 5, 1858. 10TH.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
Public Sale of Swamp Lands,
IN MARSHALL COUNTY.

OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF MARSHALL COUNTY,
Plymouth, My 6ih, 1855.
IN pursuance of the provisions Of an act en-
Il titled can act to regulate the sale of the
Swamp Lands donated by the United States TO
the State Of Indiana, anil TO provide for the
Draining nd recaiming thereof, in accordance
with the condition of said grant, approved
May %, 1852, and the several acts supple
mental thereto, approved June II, 1852, and
March 4, 1858, thel will be offered at public
sale, at the court house, In he town OF Plym-
GU Ii, all the
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of a writ o execution TO me di-
ID rected from the Office of the clerk of the
Marshall circuit court, will, Oh. Saturday the
18th day o! May next, between the hours OF
10 O'clock m, ana o'clock p m, OF said day,
al the court house door in Plymouth III sand
county, offer Tor sale at public cutlery, 10 the
hig nest bidder, the rents and profits or seven
years OF the following described real estate,
lo-wit: The south west Or of the north west Or.
OF section number seventeen, in township no.
thriytwe north, oil range four east, contain
ing iorty acres, mole or less, and situate III
SAID county. And on failure to realize sum
sufficient 10 satisfy said wit oil execution, Will
at the same time and place, expose the Zee
simple Oh said real estate.
Taken as The property of Thomas Hatfield
at the suit of Charles IL. Reeve, lately i'll the
Marshall circuit court.
JOHN l., THOMPSON,
Sheriff NJ. C.
April 4, 1853. 1888.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
Negroes asid Nsuintsocs.

bY the provisions OF an act, see pare 39j,
, LIST volume Revised Statutes Of 1852, en-
titled can act TO enlorcethc 18th article OF the
Constitution" approved June 18th 1852, it Is
made tie duty of The Clerks ri the several cir
cult courts in this State. to give notice by pub
licatIon IN newspaper of their county, or in
the next nearest newspaper, should there be
none Published i'll their county, requiring all
negroes and raulattoes who were Inhabitants Of
the State prior TO the LIST day OF November 1851
ard entitled 10 reside therein, to appear be ore
HIM for registry. lie IS also required 10 make
registry o. their names and tie witnesses
by whom the rlsht of such nero or mulattoe TO
reside in the State shall have been proven; and
to issue certificate under the seal OF said
court, setting orth the facts contained in such
register which Will enti:le such negro or mu-
Lattice TO a legal residence thereln; which said
cert .ficaie is TO be free Of charge to the appli-
cant ard paid for out of the county Treasury.
Therefore in accordance with the require
mentS Of the aforesaid act, now give notice
that am prepa ed, on the presentation OF tes-
tnlpny, TO make register and Issue certifi-
cate "name, age, description, place oil blrh,
and residence" OF each negro and mulattoe
entitled thereto of which all persons concern
ed will take notice.
CHARLES HUMPHREYS, Clerk
April IL, 1353.-1t4. Stark county.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
SsU e. ssa % e "a 40 R s

Lying and being in said county of Marshall,
situated as follows, to wt:
In Townships number 50, 80, 81 and 81,
north, range east.
Ia Townships number 80, 80, 81 & 81, north,
range east.
In townships number32, SO, "a & 35, north,
range east.
In Townships number 81, 80, "a & 80, north,
range cas-.
Tie sale will commence on the Sth day OF
August 1888 at ten o'clock in Tie forenoon,
and be continued from day 10 day until all the
lands are offered.
II conditions Of sale are CASH, and the FOL-
lowing funds Will be received in payment, TO
wit:
Gold and silver. tie notes of the Stale Bank
Of Indiana, the ties of The Free Banks OF II :
d lana, the Bank Of Missouri, and all solvent
Banks of Ohio, Kentucky and Virginia.
T. MCDONALD, Auditor,
MARSHALL County.
May y, 1853. 1iw.l.