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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04
xxxIvth Consrsss-Yirst ssss ion.

V~AnHIN0Tohj July q.
SsnATR.--The House bill granting the
right Of way to the 81. Louis and Iror
mountain railroad through tract was passed
The bill for the admission Of Kansas re,
ported by the Committee on Territories wa,
taken mp.
Mr.. Wade said he stood up advocating
rights to oil men; that was the doctrine d
the Fathers Of this Rebublic. He then al.
ludsd to the passage Of the compromise
measures Of 1850, which were called 6nali.
~ measures, and said the Democratic party
had put the present Administration into
power on Q platform plsdging them to re.
sist slavery agitation. He did not know OIL
an intent TO resist, whether with bludgeon
or otherwise. However, they had no right
to resist pertaining to this government. He
stood there to assert the rights of free
speech, Whatever might be the consequen-
ees. In conclusion he criticised the poll.
teal course of his colleague.
Mr.. Pugh replied, and said Mr.. Wade had
used language not becoming to q gentle
man or 10 aSenator. or . black Republican,
but language becoming q BLACKBOARD.
The Chair called Mr.. Pugh to order.
Mr.. Pugh proceeded with his remarks and
said Mr.. w. had no right to charge him
with loving slavery and hating liberty. He
continued At some length, sharply retorting
on Mr.. Wade. !
Mr.. Wilson moved to strike out all after
the enacting clause in the bill, and insert,
oil acts passed by the Legislature of Kan.
sac. or any Assembly acting as such, be
and they are hereby abrogated and de clared
void and Of DO effect. In his judgment ths
bill was to make Kansas Q slave State.
The report made to the House shows
that there were 400 M.ssourians forced on
the people Of that Territory, and that it wal
the Legislature which passed inhuman and
unchristian enactments that occasioned all
the trouble.
No quorum sitting, on motion Of Mr.
Douglas the Sergsnt-at-Arms was directed
to eompsl the attendance Of absent mem.
bsn. C*Gsg
Mr. DougIss--The quorum being nov in
attendance again called for q vote on Mr..
Adams amendment, which wss adopted;
the vote being yeas ~, nays Is.
Terrible sesiasnt:
Philadelphia, June 1.-The wharf at the
foot of Reed street caved in this evening,
and the heavy shears used by Merrick &
Sons, for raising machinery, fell among the
crowd Of men, women and children who
wore p~romenading. 1t 10 stated that from
90 to 30 persons were crushed, maimed OF
bruised.
Two bodies only have bean found up to
noon to-day. 10 women and children are
known to be missing.
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SLow MoyIEs.--The passenger car to
which we referred yesterday. has had te-
dious time in trying to get across the river
Late yesterday afternoon it was stalled on
the rise above the ferry landing, with no i'm
mediate prospect Of moving very shortly
Its motions are decidedly slower than those
to which it has been accustomed ON the iron
pathway.
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Spring Styles. 1856. spring Styles.
KNAPP r RHDMoN
Are new eHeninga Large and Splen.
AiA variety Of
GOODS!
AZ 10. . II CLAIRE ROW.
DAVENPORT IOWA.
We Invite Attention And Challenge
Conpetitien!

1ObV
We Invite Attention And Challenge
Competitor!
Having sntieiPAtsd an increased demand for al
kiads OIL Dry Goods ,his coming season We have puY.
n6oNars@ads1S aro--
o.nsw, bssunfal staple and hney fnahienabgoods,
.,.,. e,a :. SSsh] LLl s;k's.Ss 1sG: ;, .,o..
assi DsLsinss, fancy DsE.isss. Il, Kinds ss~
''y;: 1890 3 s.1sz ..s ,A:sS
Rxssa super Rrsa1A Hid Gseves; UHnsst1srsd Wells;
FlounsinS, y kiaas; EDsii.hIhsssd Lsss, Taas.
ssS:, as Sa "a, ~. nss,is: pea'd sa'lia'; Crap.
Prints, Ginghams, &c.
Great VARSITY Of shirt Dosoms, Fancy CsleFea Kid
Finiah SIX Gloves; Pistn and Fancy DeLAiasS Lin
CANTON GRAPE sHAwLs, &c.
ssyles o. Ginshams, Ven Bsrases, all kinds Of Col
lar; French worked Collar, besadfaI styles; rich
'"''i HOSIERY / RI GLOVES, &c.
" Of qualities and psterui Thread Lace Trimming,
great yaaets; Mourning seiti Silk LAGOS; Black
1coiID AND Grass CLOTH sxr1rs.
Frsash Rmbossd Chintx; Cursain Goods. India
Srio Masisns; striped and Plain Nsinsosf MSssins.
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS,
sHEETIuGs, sH1rIAGs, r0wELInG, CRASH,
huckahsck, Pillow Linen and Shssune, scotch
AND STRAW GOODS, llnew and fresh.
We particularly invite attention 70 our sseortm sns
ofStAple Domestic Goods. feeling confident We can
prssent Undue emenn 70 purcAassfs uneQuallsd for
GREATNESS, DURABILITY mi FINISH.
Our patrons will always And sn unsurpassed g.
s0rSment, nom the simpleA Notion, up 70 the rich.
~ and most u gni1een mt sItiels OF Drcss Goods.
n. I've tntsnd 70 ssli : large amount Of Goods
q 3 snsll advance from cost.
April sSA ar KNAPP Z RRDxoN.
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nm, SUBSCRIBERS, who pay the carrier
III particularly oblige him and usif they
N I..vs The small amount due him a
,s.i, respective residences and not oDhgs
-, c.ll . second time for it,
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A SEAMos.-We are pleased to notice
that tia Mol ne WorAmm publishes q ser
mon preached in that place by the Rev. A.
B. HITonoocK. We are further pleased ~
learn from q hasty perusal Of the first part
Of the sermon, that Mr. Hitchcock ID dis
posed to exercise the right. belonging 10
him and all others Of his profession equally
a. TO any other class Of men, Of discussing
every question whose correlatives may in
husnce the present situation Of society. II
would indeed be a bad state Of affairs, il pol
itieians like Douglas are to possess and
use q standing privilege Of peryerting the
scriptures and purloining the psalms for the
advancement OF their wi base purposes,
and that ciergymen should be syste matical.
" restrained from saying any thing in favor
Of truth and righteousness, whenever in
the apprehension Of carping politicians, the
discussion OF scriptursl et hics trenched up
on secular questions. We are pretty con-
fdent that in the crusade now being waged
by politicians Of the Douglas and Buchanan
school against the freedom Of speech sssx-
ercised BY clsrgymen, the latter viii be VIC
t%orious. They have the right on their side
and they will be sustained In its vindicstion
by all right.minde nsonle
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DIRECT FROM BOSTON,
HAwKEYE STORE.
Here's the place to Bay your Goods.
Coed GeOAs at
Low PRICES!
''ori=k saiss and sEAll prsGts.s oss.s snd judge fSI Jour
IACaD WRAII1. T., + O.,
WHoLEAAL8 AID RETAIL
q n :.
Il COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Brady Street, Corner Third,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

THANkFUL for pest favoss, desire to call attention to
thsir splandid sGnReT stock Of Goods just arriving, al
1sW, Fresh and Cheap
Although prepared 10 Whsasasls, this sssek has bssa
p~SIchassd more particularly r our retail rads,-Gor fam
LILY supplies. City and country folks viii do wall to give
sAsses etAp!s. 0esssyses, fvssisssns, Ftsits sad Pre-.
1ses. We would invtts tbs hssds OF Families and cur
Lady customers especially 70 an examination u our very
choice 1sas, 0Assb sugars, spicss, Sc. Also to slr
Fruits, Green, Dried and Preserved, Jeilies and Jams, Ap-
pies, Peaches. Plums, Prnses, kaisins, Carrants, Citrons,
dies, syrups, Molsssss, &c., Il, &c. Remember the Hawk
eye Store. City orders delivered.
Juns7 JACOB WEAVER, JR, eco.
NOLDEN s~YRCP-IO tarrels OF The most superi.
~ OF quality just reeei ved 81 The .Hswksye Store
BY WEAVER, il, CO.
Mocha ~COffee--Aiso Essss<s II csfss, Yeast
M cakes,s new article warranted, made sftsr tbs
ola fashioned corn Sarppikes, for Gale 81 the "Hswk-
eye" June ~
T,AyDLEs-summ,T nrss..e TsII.v- On.I- ,i.,.
Adsrnsniae, ssd sperm Candies, equal TO wax,
also transparent Bosp, for sxls at the "Hawkeye."
nIIS-Oiivs, In bottles, also Lard, sperm, and III.
~ sphapts Oils, suitable for Machinery OF Lamps,
for ssle st the "hswksye." June Is
ID ELlsHEs-Pfckiss, Prsseivss, De. Cucumber
\ in glaas and wood, Onions and Horss-radish
Qaipss, Peaches, Plan, Pear and BlaekbsEry Pre-
.srvsi, also APricsts, Oranges and ChsrrIss, Appls,
Hum, Ross Water, al sorts Of Extracts, ssd Frssh
oys.srs. new asd Of oil size easnsEss and sale
cheap 81 ne HAWkkfk eIUKE.
DIE FRU1rs-Pesehes, Damsons, Blackbsrries,
Rhsbsrb, Wherusberriss, Goose bsrriss, and
Che rtss, for sale At the SHAW kEYE."
June l3df
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SIGs rzR CoH.rIrurIos.-Co Copies { { tbs
Constitution Of the Davenport Republican
Club have been left at this otaee and the
Office Of Der Dsmokrat for signatures.
low LEaIsLArURk.--The lows Legs
lature met on Wednesday and organized
received the Governors Msssage and yes
terday adjourned over until Monday. Mr.,
Farnam with his characteristic kberality,
rendered the entire body . free ride to Chi
csso to participate in celebrations Of the ma
tionsl anniversary. Last evening the mem.
bers were here on their way to Chicago.
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Gr0en Curtain PaneY

Green Curtain Paper.
VXTIDE, and ssuRsd on both sides, Aiss,
wv WALL PAPkks, vshleas qsslitsa;
Fire Board Patterns, As., Just received
1t Ths 'tIews Beck Rooms"
No. % BRADY g., near the Post 0hies.
spos-n Eli 4 CO.
GUN HuCILA0E,
EoR Bankers, law srs, Counting Houses, &c. In
i large and small bottlss, with aud without screw
caps ana bYushee-at
The Iowa Beck Rooms,
No. 30 Brady st., ssar The Pest Once,
eth mo 9Th kL ADAMS 4 Co.
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Grahamss Maeazine

Hok JULY Just received, being this commences
u meat of . new volume, price IS cents eash 'aun-
Der subscript lone received at - 80 per year at
'THK IOWA D00x R0O1s,"
10. 90 Brady Street, near The Post Once.
epoly ELI ADAMS & co.
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IpuSosased one of Z. 4 in, <ark's Flour Fills, soms
time sines, and after 8 trial y ssssfal weeks, ! feel that
] can scarcely speak Of it in ~ high terms. | have bean
make better hOur with this mill, and a larger yield, and
run it with more eAAe to myself, than any mill ] have ever
seen, Anumber of millers have besn in TO sec II, and all
say they ore well pleased with its operation. II will
grind with rose twelve busheis an hour, and can be run
with from four 70 six horse powsr. l would rerommend
millers to give II . trial. and am certain they viii not
wish to return tcthe Id Dhn 4 nliliny.
ELISHA McRISSICk.
Caicvao, December 4, 1853.
Ihave this day shipped b. railroad to my plaos, (heln-
gins Grove, Lee Oh, Ill., one Of Csrk's Patent Portable
FIGURING Mills, purchased Of Mr.. Z. McRissiek, OF Chies-
20, which I have seen running while in his possession,
and can say, without hesitation, I believe 1t TO be the
best mill now Manufactured Of the portable kind, both for
convenience and performing the work in good order. And
further, l can ssy, after having Investigated the subject
to q considerable extent, 1 hare no hesitation In saying !
prefer small stones to large ones, o. the nour u more gen
orally offs lively nature, and gives better sAtisfsction to
the bakers, 0HNsO VITALITY.
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9eehs \ Statioaerp.
COLUMN OF
ELI ADAMS g. Co.

ELI ADAMS g. CO.
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS"
No. 80, Brady st., . doors n. Of the PostlOfAcs
DAVENPORT, .---- IOWA.
4 Valuable Discovsry-Ms Plus Ultra.
GROSS . 10BINS0M's
American Writing Fluid.
IN0k opinions ofths Pfsss, &c, see copy Of csrtia-
I cstss n the btere OF the subscribers,
WH0LEsALE 1ND RETAIL AGENCY,
for Davenport, Iowa. and Upper Mississippi Valley.
kLI ADAMS CO.
~ The Iowa Book Rooms,
No. ~, Brady 81, near the Post Once.
June IL dit
OIL PAINTIH0S, 1~HG1AvIAGs, 10.
Thk subscribers having several articles Of ths q
bovs description eonstgned " them for PosLIc
sALl, iniend getting up aDAy AucTton sALs o. Fine
OH Paintings. Ensravlngs, Fancy Articles, &c, for
the accommodation Of Ladies' and Gentlemen.
Persons having goods Of she sbsyo description and
Wishing to disposeo Of tnsa sss have An opportunity
oy applying during The week 70
III ADAAs-A CO.,
No. % Brady d,
luns IA uear The Post O0eA.
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sbls stueke Plaster in stsrs .nd for s.is ~
~ pALzELL 4 Co,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13


D virtue Of an order OF sale and execution to
me iSsuedby the Clerk OF the Marshall Com
mon Pleas Court, VIII offer for sale IS the law
directs, public auction. the Court House door,
in the town of Plymouth, OF " cdnc ,,iay. the 10th
day Of December. ls56. between The hours of ten
O'Clock and four o'coc!l p. M the following.
described Real Est.te, IN Marshall county, STATE o.
Indiana to-v;.:
MI those certain tracts parcels OF land situate
in he fractional north bali Of section twenty-five,
II township tl;rtr three, of range one east. in
Mar>ha:. county, Indiana, being te one undivided
fourth OF tie tracts Jun'icd and described u fol-
lows, towit: Commencing II Il ~takc12 chain,
east OF the nortA west Gomez Of sail section,
thence south chain: an - links. thercc west )
chains. thence sosit.I - chliisS and II link thecce
north 65' east II c'ins and 80 Inks thence moth
! chains and - links. thence wcs; : chains and
6s links. 70 the rlaca OF beginning. containing
~ "J-i'm acies. be tho same more or less Als0
the undivided ono. lurti oi III, following: Com
mencing AZ Il stake 10 cliiDs and u links eIs and
u chains and ID links south # the northwest cor
neg OF sad Se:iion. thence running south chains
links, thence south : chains AMI - links. thence
south 62' east ) ca;n- and 32 links, thence south
10 west 3 chains and > links. thence south 80
cast ~ chains ard - links, thence north al cl:t
CHAINS and 2 links. thence east 3 chains 70 the
east Inc OF sliti fractional half section, thence
north chains ard ~ inks, thence north u west
. Ell AIMS and - Enas: thence north - west =
chains and - links. thcnce south wc- ) chains
and II Inks. Thence north 90 west / chains and
- links. thence NORTH : west Chains and -
links, thence north 81 east ch Tins aud II links
thence north 81 west 8 chains AMI - links II
the place OF beginning. continuing - 62-iDD acres
more cr less, together with al the privileges ana
al'P"ri n s'ecS 'Acee'.nto apqeltanis and belong
Ing. A.s,; tn III ividcd ouc-iourth parg 81 the
or+e, u 'ciinery. Bellows and Forge tools Oh
said rr, llises--or much thereof as may mccessa-
rs 20 NJ IKE sad judgment, interest ana. Gusts and
Ill accrun. interest ana costs
To be sold As ihe pr i'oftyof French Fisher, So
Pba Fisher and Hiram LASH. 10 satisfy an execution
in favor Of Alp!onso Wilson, wlivin- valuation
laws.
]. Z. VAN yALKENBURGI
Nov. l}.--5st3. Sheriff NJ G.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13

B : hereby gwen that 4 Wi, a attachment was
Z issued b., me. james II. Case. a Justice OF the
Peace OF Center township, In .Nl-liall county IN
diana, on the lsth day o5 October, ieJ6. unon the
affidavit o; William Abrams AGAINST ihc ooods,
rights, credits. II eueys ~ Elects Of John 1lr~-
ply, which wrii was rottlca. 10 propa.sy found:
and upon tho a.idty,t .. the sa.d NJ lam Abrams
writ Of rarnisLce i-ued AGAINST t.e T., tsi1uy..,
Fort WAYNE and CHICAGO Rail Road Company, re-
turned served unon ]. Z. Young. C.i;el Engineer.
Said j. i. ! Dung flee thc following statement e
the amount due from the Pt.sbur ii. Port Wayne
and Chicago Raj. Roid Company - john Murphy:
Between Eve and siN hundred dollars cl.ll. J.
+. Young, Pr f.nsr. West DIV. 7. i. V. Z {. K.
X.
Ans 'h4t en- .iie - day Of November. l>..6. III
III oc2ck. at my office m said township Twill pro-
cecd to hear ana determine upon tie claim ard ,ro-
ceodincs OF said attachment and 2a~..'-ice.
D.tQd NOycmbce ;. i~56
}. H. CASE. Justice. siAf
So -
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13

y Virtue OF an order of sale and execution TO
, me issued by the Clerk Of the Marshall Com
mon Pleas Court, viii offer for sale the law
directs at public auction, at the Court House door
in the town OF Plymouth on Wednesday, the 10th
day of December. 1856. between the hours of ten
O'Clock 1. nj. and four o'clock p. H. the following
described Real Estate, in Marshall county, State
of lnfliana to-wit:
The east half Of the southeast quarter of sec
ton nineteen. 49, in township thirty-iiye (35.)
north. of range one east; containing eighty acres
be the same more or less--or so much thereof as
may be necessary to make the said Judgment. in
terest and costs, and al accruing interest and
costs.
To be sold a. the property of Samuel Miller to
satisfy judgment in favor Of Isaac McC;ogey.
waving valuation laws.
]. (. VAN NALkENBU RICH.
Nov. 13.-.l:}t:;. Sheriff VI &.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
FOR SALE CHEAP.

South /, southwest fractional quaWterof section
%, west Michigan road, containing l03 acres
good land, and situated in Il good neishborhood,
about nine miles south of Plymouth, on the Mchi-
gan road. Also, southwest quarter III section IL,
township 81, range west, containing $50 acres
partly improved and good land; situated in Stark
County. Also-out-lots in the town OF Plymouth,
Nos. II and II. AlsO-;n-lots Nos. l31, 10, pa,
2}s. 237. 30 and 1913.
The above described property viii be sold cheap
and or easy terms by applying Ia letter to
JAMES J. SERINS. Madison, Ind,
Or c. RI. REEVE, Plymouth, Ind.
Nov l3-53m2s
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
TO NON RESIDENTS.

YHNHE UNDERSIGNED WITH THE Y
( t. surveyor. VIII Oh Monday the 27th d..y Of
Dttu,c.. at 10 O'Clock 4. on said DAY, proceed
TO survey ana locate the corners q my land
tons ~ Township 81 Range l West in Sarkc
county iniiana-,o nicer on the premises and ccn-
tuuc from day to day until all Is surveyed.
Non-resdents, who fail to meet he Surveyor At
the time above mentioned. and deil1y or provide
for deiryng theirporon oi the expense 81 the sur
vcy. viii bo returned to tie County Auditor. and
such d"l;ncuencicS placed on the tax duplicate and
collected according % law.
JONAS DA PERT
O-s,f.s,. a.. -; Is
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13

yBvHE UNDERSIGNED WITH TIE COiN-
II Surveyor. will. on Thursday. the 2sth day
November. 1876, ~ 10 O'Clock Il. IN. on said dav
proceed to survey and locate the corners Of ON.
land in section 81 and - town -. range east, in
Marshall county. Indiana: to meet on the premises
and continue from day to day until all is surveyed.
Non-residents; who fail to meet the Surveyor 1T
the time above mentioned. and defrav or provide
for defayng their portion of the expense of the
survey, viii be returned to le county Auditor and
such dcnquencies placed on the o. duplicate and
collected according to law.
JOHN NIFONG. and others.
Oct. 80 1886. 5It3
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
TEN PERANCE SALOON.


y - 4 : 4
Va OuLD announce o the citizens OF Plym-
w outh and vicinity That he ha, opened SA
LOON which will be conducted on strictly TEMPE
RANCE PRINCIPLES: where lie Nil be found at all
hours. ready 70 attend and wait upon AL who
may favor him wish CALI lie viii have con-
stant!y OH banda good supply Of
sa 70 - - In - 6 q 20 .
b. the dish OF CIR, and any hing that pertains TO
wei regulated
E2ag5ss2' SeSycs,3s 0gs Egess6 gsss'9yssE
Being thankful to ;le -scp,e .or the. Patronage
since he has opened h e~tabi;sh.aea- IL soi;e';s
continuance of their IaTol>.
4. p. GILBERT.
Room ovcr Tnomp-on's Grocety Store, (up
stairs IN Per-hinc'S old bli'dn~. 50tf.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
Price 50 Cents pes, Bottle.
S,iERIFf'S SALE


sfy virtue OF an execution 10 he directed
giloil ihe Clcik of lie Marshall Common Pleas
Court viii offer ut pubic sale al the Court House
doorir the town ofPivmou'li. in said COUNTY. on
SATURDAY, the l5th day OF July. leJ5 between the
hours OF a. H. ana / o'clock D. m. ola said day,
the rents and profits for seven years OF the following
described real estate situate in said Marshall coun
v.tJ-Wii:
The wc.; hafofthe south east quarter of section
j. township 80 north, in range one east containing
~ acres. Also. the undivided half of the east half
OF the southwest quarter dissection 81. town IL
range one east. containing forty acres more or less
lisaid rents and profits will not bring :, sum sniff
Client to satisfy said execution. viii al the sane
tine and place proceed 10 sell the fco-sihlle tile
TO ,a;,,re estate "a satisf. the same Levied IN
On Is he properly Of Daniel Barberto satisfy said
execution upon which le. y. T.. Thompson. anl
W l.. pialt arc rcpcrin bali Tor ioners X Brother
AMI III favor o. Samuel i. Pratt y e.
!. !. NAN NALkENBj Re-. SIN.
.Iune II. Is. :9s
BY asrccnant flnrte-. taa above sale ispo.,-
poaed mil - Eth tty c, Sclacm,,e. ne1, At le
s'n.,. place aa,l botwee.s the same hour-
J. EVAN fALhENBJkGI. san
IL y. is56. s7tJ
b. agreement OF pasl''s. sic above SHE IS far
;hcr postponed unt November IS, lS.,6. al The
same place ,ni bcteoon ;he same ho;,fs.
}. i. VAN NAikENbCRCH Nsen9
oc.2 l7,s
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
MORTGAGE SALE.

Dv virtue of an order Of sale and execution to
Z sme issued BY the Clerl, of the Marshall Com
mon Pleas Court, viii offer for sale the law di
reefs. at public auction at the court house door in
the town OF Plymouth, ON "Wednesday. the 10Th day
of December. 1876, between the hours often clock
a. m, and four oclock p m the following Gcscrib
ed Real estate il Marshall county State of Indiana
20 wit:
Lots number two hundred and twenty and two
hundred and twenty -ope (22J and 22l in the town
OF Plymouth.
To be sold as the property OF Samuel VI Weston
and wife, and 'Thomas X. Houghton. to satisfy a
Judgment in favor ofJdmcs J. Sering. waiving val
uation laws.
J. f. VANVALKENBURHG
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-13
Bl L. G. HORTON.

BRIEF SYNOPSIS al TIE CONTENTS,
niiii-Co.ieec lite-Stg,lsinc Law Election q,
Volunteer in the war OF l-l2--.'c:cnse oi Isl
t;iacro--Eiccicd To CcneTcss-Spcech against
thc Bankrupt Bii-Dcioi-e OF Cen. Iac:.s.n
Speech ON the judiciary Sysicm-N.s>ion 10 A.
rama Naturalization I.aws-Elcctioa of Gen
iackson-Mr. Buchansn's Great Speech On TIA.
impeachment OF Judge fcch-Icn lc.;rS t.,
CongreSs-Oppos;tion to Scctionasin-D c.a,i,n
% the Freedom OF the Pross-lI.sSion a. Russia
-i.icc;ion 10 tie Scns:c-Exccutve Patronage.
Mr.. Clay and Mr. Observation-Disclosures with
Frdnce-Admission 81 Arkansas and Mi.hieaa
Mir Bachanans Great Speech OF the exf,neing
Observation-Disclosures IN Elcotioil--Spcecii
on independent Troasug Bli-RcIlv To- Jo.la
DlNis--on the Mcleod Casc-On the United
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Secretary ri State under NJ. Poli1--Alexican
War OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'd England
Npmn.ticn fer President, etc. etc.
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