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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-12-03
Ihmes G.. BIrney.

man. well known throughout the
Il Liberty candidate for President
ldllor Of the Phllanthroplst, pub
lehmond then Cincinnati, died
BIT, at,perth Amboy, New Jersey,
b IL Deusllle, Ky, in li93 Mr. b.
ane talents, but Of latc years wa,
aar because Of his anti slavery
p While he was editor Of the Phi
Fst be was twice mobbed by the rabble
lcinnati, who destroyed most of his type 4
'Aes' Well does the writer remember when
had to throw down bis Composing Stick aud
'amcuse the rancho when the first mob tool,
place.
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.sy@One subscriber in every seven will be enti-
tied to GIFT worth from 81 to 5000. Among the
articles to bo distributed are Gold and Silver
Watches, Gold Guard and Vest Chains. Silver
Cake and Fruit Baskets, Gold Lockets, Armlets,
Ear Drops, Brooches, Pins, Rings Gold Dollars, &C.
An honorable system will be used to de erniine
which one of the seven subscribers shall be entitled
to one of the above Gifts, which will be sent inime-
diately on the receipt of the subscription money.
Address all communications to =
ROLAND r. WEST d Co, y
North West Cor. Broadway Worth ST., N. York.
AGENTS WANTED.
November 12, Is5.-13w
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MASTER commissioners Sale.

Pursuant to On order of sale issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas of jackson County, Ohio,
and to me directed us Master Commissioner of said
Court, Ishall, on the 9th day of January, A. d. 49,
S. at one O'clock ?. NJ. Of said day, at the door of
the Court House, in tho town Of jackson, in jack
son county, Ohio offer at public sale the following
premises TO wit;- The cast hafoi ln-Lot No. 7S in
the town 81 Jackson, .ih jackson county Ohio APP
praised at Sl25 To be'sold as the property of BAN
lister Brown, atthe suitof Buskirk Davis. Terms
Of sale, Cash. J, w. L0NGB0N,
Master Commissioner.
Hoffman A Stevenson, Attys,
Dec 3, '57 ids
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NEW MONTHLY PAPER,
THE CINDERELLA SLIPPER

20 Journal devoted to the Ausement and In.
terest Ell Ladies and Gentlemen, entirely original
in all its parts Light, Gay and Fast:f Ali this may
be furnished without the slightest Immortality
The lugubrious or miserable will find nothing con-
genial in the SLIPPER" while the humorous and
Bon VWANT may enjoy it,
Theter ms for the monthly will be so Gets,
o CLU85, copies for So
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GEEEsE, CHEESE.

] have just received lot ofsllperior cheese,
which | will sell very cheap for cash
Dec, 3, 1857. Il. W. WHITE.
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From the Ohio State Journal. :
Rebellion.

The Chicago Times returns the fire OF
0ahAgton Union promptly and en-
IL informs the Central Or
Gpt the Democratic party
u is not the Democratic
glas has a say in what the
v5elHS hall do in regard to Kansas
Me- extract:
If the person conductiong the Union
were sane man he would know that Mr..
Buchanan would never have been Presi-
dent, nor any of his cabinet now in office,
had the Democratic party in 1856 hinted
at the possibility Of the people of Karsas
being denied a vote on their constitution
aud yet the Washington Union in its
issues of the 18th, 10Th and Goth inst,
can hardly find words enough to express
its qualification that the principles of the
Democratic party have not only been
shamefully disrcgarded but actually tram
pied under foot in Kansas. The Union
may exult, but the Union is not the ad.
ministraton, and Uuion is not the Demo
cratic party. The Democratic party
stands pledged in every hamlet in the Uni,
ted States to secure to the people Of Kan.
sas the priyiledge of making their OWE
constitution, and that pledge though a
Union newspaper and cabinet officer
stood at every cross road throughout the
land forbidding it, MUST BE MADE GOOD
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Jaynes' celebrated amilymedisines, consikts,y
OF his Alternative, Expectorant Hair Tonic.
Ague Pills Hair Dye, Tonic, VaFhifuge, Car,
minative Balsgm, Sanatlye Pillsf& Q6unter-
irritaut Lniment,
Stabler's Cherry Expeetorant, DiaI IRkna Cordie
g. Worm Mixture. = "
Ayers Cherry Pectoral g. Cathartic Pills. ~
Bulls Sarsaparilla & King of Pain.
Gnysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparlla.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. M
R0wand's Tonic Mixture, Remedy for Costiys
Ia TBowels, Remedy for Sore Eyes, Remedy. far !
Ear Ache & Deafness, Remedy for DyspssaIs.
Remedy for Complaints Of the 'LniI4s, X
I edy for Toothachc q Compound Syrup
Blackberry root.
Msrchisi's Uterine Caiholfcon.
Loudon 4 Co.'S Expectofant, Hair Tonic, Sans
tive Pills, Alternative, Fever d Agne Pills
Carminative Balsam, Remedy for Piles, Vef.y
mifuge, Female Elixir, All healing Ointment
& Cherokee Liniment.
Brant's Blood Purifier and Pulmonary Balsam.
KRlands Ague, FIux d Liver Pills.
Rase,sIl iniRsent & Cough mixture.
Rheumatic Liniment.
a...lz..u..s. u a..
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"PRESToE's LAST" keeps coming. The
Louisville Journal says;
"a South Carolina paper says that the
squirrels are emigrating in great numbers
from that State. II seems that the South
Carolina squirrels are smarter than the
South Carolina men,"
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Sellers YethifOge, Cough Syrup
Pslmef's Cosmetic Botion
Robaek's scandian Blood Pills & B
fer. w
HoQaapa,sa,ssiap Bitter.
lffes ehated Bitters.
Westbrqck's s Mustang LiRiment.s
sFeler's ectic Liniment
d Bone Llniment.
Merchants Gargling Oil.
Walkers Rheumatic Lnment.
Coffeen's Chinese Linment.
Woods Canadian Linlment.
Badgers Pain Extractor. \
Daey's do .
Davis Pain Killer. 49,
soule 4 Cos Egyptian saIysa
Merrill. Black salyS; -
Moorheads Magnetic Plaster.
Bakers Pain Panacea.
Fahnestock's Vermifuge. F
Rhodes Fever & Ague Cure. ~
Moxley d Barber's Ague Killer =
0sgood's India Cholagogugs
Thompson's Fever and Ague Pills
WHghts Indian Vegetable Pills,
DeGray Il Co.'S. Pills.
Brandreth's Pills.
Lees Pills.
Benefits Plant & Root Pills
Halsteds i-Dyspeptic Pills
Houghton's Pepsin
Jacobs DlarrhGa Cordial.
Townsend's Sarsaparld.
EdlnistonsL Lung Balsam
Kier's Rock Oil. z
RObinson's Cough Candy, &c. dc' Nc' a
JAMES H. 9. MILLER'S Drug. Store.
Cor Broadway and Pearl Streets, Jackson Ohio.
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To pnAfs,
oksnp<Its fntArests.

Zen wonder why it is that a citizen Of
wn or City foolishy p,rsist iu sending
broad for articles for consumption. II is
saicida policy. AS far as we are concerned in
this locality, We can be supplied with Dry
Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Hardware, Queens
ware sc. DC, at as low rates as elsewhere
Then why net buy ofour own Merchants, whose
homes are with ug and whose interests are den.
tilted with oun1 Most Of the money we lay
out is used here, and ofcourse we get some Of
it back again. II Is the first law OF nature to
take care and work for one 3 self and surely we
cannot promote our own interests unless We
care somewhat for ths community in which we
reside. Then why, citizens Of Jackson and
Jac ks o County, do We not encourage our
own Merchants, Mechanics, Manufacturers. &C.
llsas ssoakers maXnaaEfer because they do
v on hald they want
to do SO when they
. 81 Stiy sending abroad
5n 10 prosper and increase
wealth, we must chlngo our
the facilities and all that Is
DURAGE II )ME INDUS.
w ENTERPRISE, and oar
gh it my DO slow will be
Mems In town and country only
prSent they will before many years
yhe faci verified.
: III this place we haze Dry Goods Stores Gro
etries, Hardware Store, "A Steam Cabinet Ware
Manuiactury, o Foundry that turns out all
kinds of Casting, two Stove and Tinwars
Stores, Drug Stores Shoe Store, II Planning
Mill, two FIGURING Mills, and last though not
least, two Printing Offices. What is our duty
in reference to these and other establishments
not enum,rtod? Surely il is to encourage
them in preference to establishments elsewhere,
who take ourmoney aad cxpenl it in their own
locality whore W cannot either directly or in.
directly derive any benefit from it. save the use
Of the article or articles bought.
In cur vicinity the hills ara full Of the best
quality Of Coal, which is now delivered in the
Coal houses of our citizens at cost of seven
cents per bush9l, while In many Of our neigh,
a boring towns they have to pay from ten to
twelve cents,
In the County there arc Twelve Furnaces,
that employ at least Twelve hundred hauds,
these have to 10 supplied with Provisions
from the farms Of our industrious and and en-.
terprisng farmers. who have this year beer
favored wilhsbundant cropswho offer the same
to consumers at very low prices, thereby placing
it within the powe- Of all who viii use the no.
cossary erertions TO be supplied with all the
necessary artclesiye US disconnected Jackso.
nalQns complain Of hard tines when we have all
Lpepts to make us comfortable and happy
-. pressure, it is true, may seriously
Ies, where the inhabitants are
mars. speculatoys and shayers
ot The Coal Banks have have
PPayment, nor any adHsAipl IN
pe iotaj-all 4 tifil and prosper
ssIce We n.is! that as far as ws arc con-
geihed. wo know nothing Of hard times. Thor
up and at it, aud improve the facilities God and
: =; I, !: !: !: !: !;
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Dec. 8, '57.

The subscriber informs his friends and the pub-'
lie in general that he will continue the business Of
Merchandising at his present stand, ct the corner
of Main and Portsmouth Sts., where he iiow hos a
general and large stock of every variety Of Staple
Dry Goods and Groceries, all of which he will sell
off at the very lowest prices for cash in hand.-
Wheat, Beans, Dried Fruit and Flaxseed, will be
taken in exchange for Goods at the market price in
jackson. DANIEL HOFFMAN.
Dec 3, ,'57.-tf
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DlSSObUTAON OF PARTNERSHIP
The partnership heretofore existing between
Hoffman Moore, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent of parties. Those indebted to said firm
are hereby notified to call on Daniel Hoffman for
settlement OF all claims due said firm, either by
note OF otherwise, who, alone is authorized to sot-
tie the business of said firm. No indulgence can
or will be given. DANIEL HOFFMAN =
Dec. 8, '57.
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Sept. Is. 1857.
Master Commissioners Sale.

Dec. 8. '57.--4H
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-04-18

Increase of slaves from 1851 to 1856 23S
Increase of free whites from 1851 to 1856 3l,69l
This shows that in five years there has been in
the counties along the Iowa line an increase of
69l free white citizens, while there has been an
increase of only 238 saves-or an inflnx of more
than one hundred and thirty-two whites to every
slave. The whole number of slaves. moreover, is
seen in the ten counties at the present time but
S7l, and that in the midst of an industrial white
population of 81 ,255 souls. Sir, it is an absurdity
to say that any system Of Slarery" obtains in
those counties. 1t is an abuse of the phrase
a parody upon the institution. Slavery there has
been excluded, as system by settlement and
emigration it fingers only as an exception and
the few who remain as slaves are held merely as
the attachment Of family pride or the relics of
family inheritance The foregoing but de-
tached, although very significant parts of the cen
sus returns Tor the years 1851 and 1865 Let me
now present the SUN and substance of the whole
enumeration of the entire State. BY the tables
of 1851 it appears that there we're in all S7,623
slaves in Missouri at that time By the tables
of 1856 it will be found that the number of slaves
foots up lO0,ll5. This shows increase in the
State at large of 1892 slaves during the inter
venng five years. Perhaps it would be more
strictly correct to say sic years. inasmuch as the
census of 1851 was actually taken in in 1850,
while that OF 1856 was performed late in the year
1856 but that is point which pass oSer for
the present. On the other hand however, tue free
white population of Missouri in 1851 amounted to
594lSl, and in 1856 to 799, 1884, thereby giving an
increase of POS, ,703 during the same period. The
proportional increase of free whites to slaves is
thus seen to be l6 to |. Slavery in the entire
State has not increased in ratio equal to the
natural increase Of population even in less favored
climates, while the increase of free whites has
been both constant and far beyond the average
growth of communities. These facts cOnclusively
establish that individual emancipation and removal
of slaves from the State has taken place 20 iarge
extent in Missouri, during the half decade referred
to, and likewise that emigration is rapidly begin
ming to find its way here to supply the field OF
labor, and to develop the wealth that awaits in
dustry. But 1t is proper that attention should be
here called to that section of State in which q
large portion of the slave increase has taken placs
An examination will show that it is confined to a
few Of the more central counties. ] again refer to
the census tables and find the following statis-
tics, which exhibit this circumstance in striking
light;
~The Counties Clay De KAib Clark not surnsd In
1850 They are put down. therefore, - IN 1851
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-04-18

Nor is this all A ecoundrel of the same sort
was prowling about this city nearly oil last week,
in search of two fugtives. The particular villain
who is known, Of all our policemen. for his past
services in the preparation of wickedness of this
sort, was seen during the ddy-he knew too we'd
to 90 there in the evening-lurking about in com.
pany with white fellow, in those streets where
the colored people congregate. The pair were
slave-hunting here in New York, one of them sent
at this particular moment to test our obedience to
the powers that be, and also show us the precise
measure of our opposition to the decision of tho
Supreme Court.
If the two poor wre.ches had been found, rdoes
anybody think that New York would have rail o 1
her hand in anger, or bowed her head in humilia.
tion2 Not bit Of it. The quantity of dough in
this particular pudding, which tho mistress has
just provided, has as many ounces to the pound as
ever,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-04-18

Increase of slaves from 1851 to 1856 23S
Increase of free whites from 1851 to 1856 3l,69l
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
OCCULIsTs AND AUIlIsTs.

DR. J. W. POWELL, OcULIsr AND AUBIsr. AT
- tenfs dhesses of the and from A. NJ mt
4P "A tsly. at COZ broadway; ana from till at ~
West Fourteenth street. Artificial eyes inserted without the
slightest pain.
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ITO LRT-AT STATEN ISLAND, FIVE MINUTES WALK
from the middle ding the late residence Of Jacob Bia
serpsge dseessed coDsstng o. dwelling s,ble and green
whole taking up half block with three fronts due view
the river and bay cool breezes &c Rent $500 For fur
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THE ESTATE OF HARVEY BURDKIL.

C0ntnnUasAoa % Shs Case Before the Dury0-
observation-disclosures q Rev. Ur1ah
Aarv,ne- Testimony Of Sarah MacmaAan.
leD, Ske., sc.
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UvBE SECOND FLOOR AND BAsEMEsr ov NEAT
bree story house. with modern improvements vansa
IN April or LET Of May, by small private family not /,
ssceed 500 location central and select Th,se having sueb
william, Herald once. References given asd required
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varcs me; Dr. MArvines back Was 70 tho rc paos sno
hey sers sn ther osess 70 soe door MI, M.Ivne gave
behind the door 40 coovcriepuy could when psepsd
through IVES the same side that The PERSONS nazed
noe stout Ills foct be had kind Of waiskers
~ can't say what; Old nos pay much attention 10 thet
beard NJ. ns!yiie say 10 he lady tha, he though. Z
whisksn were false doat koow what time let hiua :
next morning. did ros pay much attsn,n 70 him. op'y
Il had on vhisc ewes bosh lines sad nsv Il vss sse
vbvierS snd bs ,,oyr wo,c The a.Is ,sa Ss.
about him nst attracted my attention, md !
.sorshs 1T. be v. ., y s., n's F,nue.sn 70 ioa.
him In The colin vs. rcrorei thsl morning thas he
the man who .s'msrisi By d. Mssvise; Yrs.
BODY f,er csDs he'd soe osser rOon sho YES shero
when vent out Ne OoroDer ssse1 me some qu-stocs
bui wa % nuch pat about Nat can't reoo,ieos them
bho him. AID not veil him no, asle 10 say he was
not the NAB; AID not say any sscn tsina tosd him
could cot ssy hat vas e same man q? s,ooups Of toe
dcaih--cssas thSsures people very nocs; sou.d
have sen BIN living coad have given better suoss
but fetins The desd pretty daicuN 70 syo
guess; I thpk the gep<lemsn who married him ourt,
70 Know move than 90; saw q darue,rec,s "a
70 zee whether IVES The man; ysv thai isokei ike
him, ara ths. ives an sav; hoard NJ. nrvias say
that tie marriage the ssth Of OSsobsr ana kuo
vas sear November; don't remember Who spoke "a
ne TO 20 10 the Corooers icqast; they told me that
nurdc ed; vsen went here expected V zoe tse nam
man; oouie Mt zee ~hsshor Was him or not oniy Y
ner, when you were asked az you bear Mrs Cunning.
ham cay that she DID not want tse maraseto be kuo
and did you rot answer veu CDR A. heard the lady
ray sbe did moi want the marriage hno wn Idon hnov
why sm getting nu IN trouble sbcuti any way; lhsi
before she eft the ROOM 70 hr. MAyvine; ca1 say
and n.ss W ss.vsS r Ds 10 sss
words bot abe tid not want The marriage " be kuowa
To Mr. Cmson- did moi 90 70 the prison 10 mAn
NAMED Eokei, nor 70 any ether place.
q Stats whether the corpse you saw on tbs. Sunday
~ 81 Bond street. that OF The person who you sav
married on tho SSH Of Octobey hstf
MI. rlden objected, and put 20 ~ 70 read wheihey
N your opinion" 10.
Objection su urged by NJ rlds,, on he ground sha
W. ieaAins question and We e,ui ely spteulauye
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nTAyUyAUrORy BUILDING TO LET, l25 yEEr
mi frcut Rinh OF Forty seventh street
brtch building four stories high and srcnsy butt Inquire
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-01
MORTGAGE SALE

DY virtue of an order Of sale AMI execution to
ID me issued by the Clerk of the Marshall
Circuit Court, will offer for sale as the Law
directs at public auction, at the Court House door
in the town of Plymouth, on "Wednesday, the 26tl
of January, 1857, betweeii the hours OF ten o.
clock a. H. and four O'Clock p. m, the following
described Real Estate, in MARSHALL county, State Of
Iniiana, to-wit:
The north west quarter of the southeast quarter
of section nun Der two, township number thirty
four, north, of range two east, in Marshall County
lndiana-or so much thereof as may be necessary
tomake said Judgment, interest and cost, and all
acrsling interest and costs.
To be sold As the property of Silas Morgan, to
satisfy an execution in favcr OF Lyman Griffin
waving valuation laws.
JF. VAN VALKENBURGH,
Dec. S5-7t3 Sheriff Nj. &.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-01
Cardinal Principles Of the Democratic
Party.

i. Equal and eza~. justice to I'll men. oc what
ever State or persuasion, religious or political.
,. Peace, commerce and honest friendship with
all nations: entertaining alliance with none.
,. The right Of States and Territories to admin
lister their own domest, affairs.
4. Freedom and equality; the sovereignty Of tie
people, and the right OF the majority to rule vllca
constitutionally expressed.
IS. Economy in the public expcnditarcs-and
sacred preservation to pubic fats.
6. Freedom Of religion, freedom of the Press,
and general diffusion of useful information
!. Opposition to all secret political Organizations
and all corruption in politics.
g. A sacred preservation Of the Federal Con
stitution, sn6 religions tests for Office.
>. No bigotry, or pride Of cas-, or distinction Of
birth among American citizens.
10 Respect and protection for the rights OF I'll
II. The preservation OK the naturalization laws,
and the right of all to the public domain snd the
protection of the American GovcInmsnt.
II. Opposition to all chartered monopolies.
b. Common brotherhood and good will to all
especially to those Of the household CT faith.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-01
TEMPERANCE SAL0ONl
a. p. GILBE RI



s hereby given that writ of attachment was
! issued b. me, James HI. Case, Justice of the
Peace of Center township, in Marshall county, In
diana, on the 18th day of October, 1856, upon the
affidavit Of William Abrams against the goods
rights, credits, moneys and effects of John Muir
ply, which writ was returned, no property found
and upon the affidavit of the said William Abrams
a writ of garnishee issued against the Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail Road Company re-
turned served upon ]. E. Young, Chief Engineer
Said j. E. Young filed the following statement Of
the amount due from the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Rail Road Company to John Murphy
Between five and six hundred dollars cash. j
+. Young, Pr Engr. West Div. ?. i. w. & c. X
X.
And that on the 22,l day of November, 1856, at
10 O'Clock, at my Office in said township VIII pro
coed to hear and determine upon the claim and pro-
ceedings of said attachment and garnishee.
Dated November 3, 1856.
]. Il. CASE. Justice. Az
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-01
RAIL ROAD cROss!N0l
LOOK OUT FOR TIE ENo,NEE

LOOK OUT FOR TIE E%G.NEf
HSHE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW "a
n full operation in their new shop, at the so, =
end of the bride, with good supply OF je bess d
Timber, Iron, Coal &c. and the best OF vorkmcn, rs
pecially Blsez-snitls. who can't be beat at-blow
ing; ready to DO all work in taes.;nc OF oasiness AZ
Wagons, Baegics, Carriages SC
We expccx We located here for life, an1 win
DO work which will maintain Us among Nccl,anics
anu others ffreforc. we warrant ocr work so he
iore in wo.kman-li:ke Kramer, and we mean what
we say on t,l,s subject. REPAIRING done at
short notice; aiso Custom Blackzuft hing
Wagon Hubs tor sale too, DC.
Ph m ,uts,, Nov. Is, 1857 : - II
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-01
TO NON-REsIDENTS.

TJfE undersigned. with the county Sur
veyor, viii, on the 18th day of December, 1856
at 0 O'Clock, A. ~, on said day, proceed to survey
and locate the corners of his land, sections SO
"a and IS, town SO north, of range west in Stark
county; to meet at the residence Of the subscri-
her, at the time specified. and continue from day
to day until all is finished
Non-residenss, who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned and defray or provide fol
defraying their portion of the expense of the sur
vey,suill be returned TO the County Auditor, and
such delinquencies placed on the tax dupieste, and
co1lctted according to law.
I IN ov.--5.t3 ISAAC DOUGHTY.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-01
STTRVEYOR'S NOTICE

ME UNDERSIGNED. WITH THE COUN-
ty Surveyor, viii on Monday the 18th Of No
vem5er 1885, 10 o'clock m On said day proceed
to survey and locate the corners of his land in sec
ton SO. township IS, range cast, in Marshall
county Indiana-to meet ON the premises and con-
tnue from day to day untilal is surveyed.
Non-residents, who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned, and defray or provide
ordefraying their portion ofthe expense Of the sur
rev. viii be returned to the county Auditor and such
delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate and col
lectci &C. riding to law.
NJ. ID. RAUDABUSH
Oct. 23d, 1856. 50t3.