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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16
E'ureIgn Markets.

RIo JiKmo, JAN 2-Uonss wssnsd, s. 500 . Q l00o;
superior, 1890 1900; Grss gooo, 800 s7oo; first
Ordinary. SEQ te0; second good 900 100; so
Gcnd ordinary, 5000 800 Total ss,es for mouth OF
December, 3t4 Too rscm; shiprea 3os$53; arrived
cot'twlse ia2t coo hand, TO- 0oo On the 2sth, sale
Of IS 600 saekr ~ en- sdvsncs OF 2Cc reals Flour
Rrhmcnd, 2sRSCo 2s coo; Balt mare le 900 10 500;
Philadelphia, al icoo Freishs 20 . 50 70 the United
Slaits Exohsr gos on Lcnoon, xix, 30 days.
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80. se3, olo s.7se, $40

Net decrshso 70 FEB. IL, oIs, sbl
Alber! Z. Nooay's regular semi weekly suction sale OF
stocks and bones will take place on ksaday the 18th
inst, ct JsH O'Clock ct the Nerofsun' Exchange. Tho
catalogue will include stocks OF the Great wesisn and
Ouzcns' Insurance Companies.
We amer statement Of the cost OF ructioo the
earnipgr current operating expenses SO, OF the Pebn
,ylvana Central Railroad Company at the close Of and
for the year endns Dec. 81, 1866
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

w OODwORTH'S PLANNING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
w give their orders early II ihsy
wanted this season from thirty TO nifty can be seen CON-
pietcd construction at au7 le by calling 81
uactory list OF prices aud cuts viii ne iorwsried Nv
add sing JNO. H. LESTER 81 Pear! street, B-ooklyn,
New York.
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Mrs. ElIiotts Rheumatic Embr0cstaoA.-
For rkeumAsm Old sprains chblans dslocatonA Ac fer
he sole agency New York for ~
medicines Of Br. swayne, q Philadelphia
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Dey street House, 81, SO and 50 Dey Street,
New Sork. Dniss saloon open from A. NJ until 10 r. M
desirable bedrooms with csoton waller in EACH " cents per
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Csnsdsn -four stn aud IN good request for export
though the eht stock restricted sales, which we're
nn,d 10 900 AGO bbls ~uhn the range OF The above
prices Southern brands In fair supp AMI the low
er Grades were heavy While the better grades were
changed. The salss embrsed about eco $50 bbls At
about The above quotations. Rye ncur was quet ~ 90 SO
IS IS. Jersey meal 81 rs. and Brandy zine
% TO- Wheat-rhe market nrm, and more aotvs rne
sales comprised 500 bushels Canadian vhlte N 81 10;
l,ioo do common Missouri white, a. 81 90; 1850 do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

White Teeth, Pcyfumed Breath and Bean
tnu complexion can acquired by using the balm Of
thousand flowers" Boware Of pernsriets- Tho immense
of the BALM has brought out hosts OF conterteis
and mpostures BE bortle mgned FElk1DGEA
CO., Franklin square N. Y. For sale by all druggists
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Murray ~ LanUan's Florida water rs
cued tropical the perfume Of which Is
concentrated, and indebly fixed 10 the preparation fo
has maintained s as an cceasor t
American toilet and Is demand ca here by the
whole fashionable world. soid by d.. LANMAN CO..
wholesale druggists Water street, New York. and by al
druggists, at 50 cents per bottle
HellOWay's PiIIs.-Feeb'e Constitutions
Thousands persona with weak constitutions die early from
sheer debility. Nature should such be assisted
with Hooways pills. They give tone and stamina to ,he sys-
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PASSENGERS BY THE EUROPA.

For BostonMarquis de Malsspine and two sistera Mr.
Peterson and lady Mr. Bayey and lady Don Tassar
servant Don Barreros Rev Mr. Race Dir schslhauss Nc
Grant and lady, DIR Dickson and lady, Mrs smith. Miss
Turner ard Messrs Barring Horny SereGnt OConnor Bal
Wv. Chsdboqrnc Oscar helgour' LEWIS Hughes Fauenx
Hueson, Thomas, Turner u~o) Mackenzie, Longworth
Fsukes Boyes, Fuller, Bradshaw, bb Sands, and Ring
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1KA The market wat active during the week, and
closed sh . iency 10 higher prices Stuce the re-
eeipl OF the with China the lower grades
advanced Ice p6r H. and tho higher quotations
Co. psr ID. vhh!n Gay or .wo We have noticed sales
Of Coo q COO haT chests OF 0oongs 81 40 4tc and
500 coo do 53uohoT gs 81 IS 45c. me tcss
said 10 he OF . better quality iaan those imported last
year.
wlnsKrY.-rhe market heavy ard COINED 10 about
Au.rs - No
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BstcheIor's Hair Dye.-Wi&s and Touposs
the best IN he world, made sold .nd applied ~ 70 Hs
broadway
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C0lOyed Greats and InitiaIs-Furnlshed
only Broadway The curious invited TO call and
specimen books ". Is -Positvely colored
stamping done for other stores =
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Dru9gists' Fancy Articles Exclus,vesy.-
Unrv sled stock for spring Of 1871
RUFUS K koHARG CO., s. Nssssu ttrert-
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Cristatior0's Hair Dye, Wigs and I0"pees
order. Wholesale and retail, ana the "yo
privately applied, at Nc. q Astor House.
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Camsc-Types, Photographic and Beeus,-
fully oolortd daguereotypes OF children. WILLIAMSON
BROThERs, No. 2f9 Fulton street, BROOKLYN.
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re Cents and Dollar Photographic Portraits
Splendid We've, Niagara Falls, selling 2C0O daily a.
HOLMES, 30 Broadway.
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JONes' Old Italian Soap for Krupoeve Cnap
ped lender shn 70 Jones' old coral hair oil Dc
it'll for he hair LAfonss liquid ssbss.er for ladies' H.
e. 22 Bewery.
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Missouri red ct q 81 and sbou, 600 busbes SOU heru
whlss, 70 arrive, on private terms Corn-rhe sSss
looted about TO- 49, COO bushels including We,efu
mixeo, nom slore d Ito. TO- and dchveIe o. Ioc
Inc market however, closed du buyers not being ds-
posed 70 90 above TOO. for Western mixed, from store
OAts were firm and in good demand with sales OF sae
~ 49, . $40, and Chicago 81 bSc. . SIC.
C1SFn - more active, and Quite steady. The
sase embraced about eco bags Rio, at I0c llo 200
90 Bahia o. oho. cash, 24o do st. Domingo at 1876
loNo and 400 DO Iaguyrs 81 l2kc. The isles 81 the
Tho news by the Europa arrived Of tso late
period In the day 70 aect prices The geuce
ever was more favorable tnan was anticipated the
sales Tor the day footad about bAes
closing nrm q Skc for middling uplands and a 1870
for mtddling New Orleans
FRsHEm Engagements were moderate To Liver.
pool about 900 bushels OF corn engaged in bulk
Ut 6k, 500 bales Of cotton at I'd, With and
lard ct 2bs Flour quiet 70. 2s 3D. To London
$50 bales Of bacon taken st Eos per aud 80
honey were taken at sxc per ID To Bremen 100 tons
o, loSwood were engaged at 25s Rates to Havre were
unchanged.
HAY wss IN moderate request for shipment al about
81, and for city use 1t 81 II u rs
IEoS Scoch pig was steady, with small sses Of Garth
pcss 1t $40, six months.
LIArsER-The market continued quite firm aud
demand good. The receipts from the tsuneries came in
slowly and much Of the fell .u remained Ia the
interior Greater activity expected the opening
Of igauop, with sset buoys1cy or prices OAK
tanoeo was quick at flli prices Upper leather in
rough -ss scarce and firm The movements OF the week
have Ueep a, follows
HssslocE. Oak
hece'Po. ......'..'''' NV"
Sales. ..............'''..''''' io'sW i'ttoo
IcawccD Sales Of $50 tons 9, Domingo were made
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Twenty Cent Ambrotype Likenesses with
case beautluy coored; unbounded success great rush for
portraits At KIMBAl.L'r, 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

Defiance 1AlaMandsr SafeS-W1th Patent
powder proof defiance locks and bar Depot ~ Pear
W." ''' WV wan RoBrsr n. PATRICK.
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Murray Il Lanpan's Florida Wat,

Rupture Cured by Marsh Il Co.'s hsuics'
eure truss, at No. ~ Maiden lane. Kew York.
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,sw ORLuASs p sNK5

Actual decrease Of ioAns for the wee 1854 500
The annual meeting Of the Sudbury and Erie Railroad
was held At Phiiadelphs yesterday. The report resn
gives history OF the difficulties wu'ca he enterprise ha,
had contend With, and oxpps'acn Of the present
financial oonditcu OF the company. rhe whoIe cost o
tne work esiim ,ted st eleven vove million dollars
Of which about i've mi .ons are provided. Appoa.ioa
has bean made 70 city Of Phi adophis snd TO ths
State tor All in the work and T. that its In
depehoen upon this teag Auted The part OF the rosn
already constructed IL worked BY other companies en
shares, the sunbury company ~ sst owning rolling
siocl The resr'tr for two years were Ms fouows:--
The s-oss incS nc icr 1855, was .Si9, SEQ 10
Deduct one bali ior wo' king ...... SA, 500 06
Aantenerce OF wa2............' IL Z3-3I IV5 IS
Net earnings To- ltb5............... ...$l2ool 81
Gross nceme TO- $50. SLOT, 800 81
Deouc. Tor Work ina to1,SoO 80
Aanisnance Of wsy............. 1880 1856 $50 OF
Net moon for 1856. on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

Tho mportauons last week wero 10 en- extraordinary
amount. We have never before had anything like II IL
the foreign trade OF this port The aggregate for the rt
two weeks Of tho month"; this year, nearly AZ great AZ
thai for tho entire month In 1855. While this enormous
importation Is coming in, the orpor,stou comparatively
limited. The aggregate bu, little ltrgcr than that Of
last year These importaiious require large specie
payments into the sab Treasury, ard in iew weeks they
win require largo shipments Of specie pay for them.
Tho following table Will tbs exports OF tue i've
principal staple articles for the week ana year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

Charles ID. FKsdcricks, Late Quincy =
md y IN
city invited 10 call and examine specimens, n NO. ooo
broadway, opposite Metropolitan Bote-
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slNANCIAl. AND COMMERCIAL
HOu HY N A IL x n y.


Al tho close yesterday the stock market was unsettled
and eversh For days past there has been gross
activity and OF thousands Of shares Of rocs have
been dsposed Of a prices tending Som, stocks
now the list rule lower than al any time within the
past sxty days. The money market has been steadily
tightening The Sub Tre sury has been rapidly acoamu
latng Specie and the contrasting The arrivals OF
specie have been COM aratv ely limited wbe The exp,r
taon been much larger than usual, both 10 foreign
and extreme southern ports The demand for money
has been very active and rapidly approaching the
Of heavy payments. Toe importation u foreign
merchandise in the past weeks srgor than
before known in the corresponding period tme while
the exports show very lr.c incrsAac. Oar Earopean
advcss continue Of very gloomy character In nnsn
DIAL point Of vlew and there n NO probability Of any
smeliorkhon Of tho stringeEcy, bu; on the contrary
every likelihood Of increasing pressure and higher raiea
for money There 10 very little doubt but that tbs Bank
OF England will make another In the rate OF n
terest and resort 10 tho restrictions Ia all
OF It's fnanoiA, operations The drain OF gold and silver
from Great Britain The Continent and India Is iu
crensng, and We do not see how Engaud can avoid
financial revulsiop. The silver has Airesdy
reached very alarming point aud must BIO attended, If
carried much frrtnor, with disastrous consequence
Tho decrease In gold remitsances from Cali
forniA 10 with us matter o. serious
IMPORT has not yet been properly considered. Il
will hasten the financial collapse i'm pendng snd enlarge
s sphere Of desoAtion. The frequent spAsms In the
money market during the past six months are ominous
Of moro chronic much greater evil and should serve
as q warning 70 all prue, busipess mcn The banks
ere already alarmed, but they oauno. nov help them
selves or tho community. They can make bad worse by
rapidly contracting, that all they do The de
mand for money must 90 increasing until the supply
falls 40 far short necessities OF the mercia and
specuAng panic will sezo upon borrowers
and all will end ii general rsvulsion. We DO not look
for that however just yet but shall have no perms
neni relief until such . result IL realized.
The value OF general merchaudise imported ,to this
port during the week ending and including Friday Feb,
10, 1901 ANNOUNCED TO- sSsuot ~
Dry feods o,'.s,S'V
-R
t'S"i>AA
The value Of exports In the Same tine WAS
fouows-Gcneral merchandise. vi, acc, 3cs
Specie. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3s8,2io l,sos, 5H
Excess Of imports AID exports I5o, ss1
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Increase Of week compared with thai Of 1884, 1871
The following 10 DOM pArauve state msni OF TIE value
CT srporu from the commencement u the year 70 Feb
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CITY COsIriERCIAL REPORT.

sArtEps, feb l4--6 T..
AsHss-smsll sales OF pots were made SIT 100, .
100, and pearls at 30
BsRATs1JFTs -Enur-Thc market vas without change
Of moment In prices while there lair demand IRE
the domestic trade, and evpeCiay tor the medium aud
A GOO a "a mi. :, 49,, a.. .-t.u $500.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

fer situations and Help, see Sixth Page.
MISCELLANEOUS.
nR ANDERS IODINE WATER, IN ALL OLD
~ chrome diseases. bods out The nope OF gradual yet
positive cure. CHING 70 II when all fails
nR. ANDERs' IODINE wArER.-OF T6ls VA
IL at life Jet those suffering from rheumatism aud
rslpia paTiake freely. a saic aud certain
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
MORTGAGE SALE.

pY virtue of IN order OF sllc AMI execution to
1 } me issued BY the Clerk OF the Marshall
Circuit Court, | will offer for sale as the Law
directs. at public auction, 1T the Court House door,
in the town of Plymouth, on "Wednesday, the 2Sih
OF January. 1871, between the hours of ten o.
clock and four O'Clock p. m, the following
described Real Estate, i'll Allss!a county, State o!
Indiana, to-vit:
The north west quarter of the south east quarter
of section number two, township number thirty
four north, oil range two east, in Marshall County.
ln'iidnl-or much thereof as may be necessary
To mike said Judgment, interest and cost, and all
acriiing interest and costs.
To be sold "a the property of Silas M1rg IN,
Margagct Morgan, Charles W. Morgan and Harriet
Morgan, to satisfy execution in favor of I.y-
man Griffin, waving valuation laws.
J.F. VAN NALkENBURGH,
Dec. 2J-1t3 Sheriff VI. c.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
Arrivals and Departures Mails to & from
Plymouth.

Mail from the North, going South, arrives every
cxcepted-at IL Nj. and departs for
South at l2'., F. VI. Null from the South, going
North. arrives ut , p NJ. and departs at 81, L VI.
Mail from In Porte arrives Mondays, Wedncs-
days Fridays, at VI, and departs Tuesdays,
Thursdays & SATURDAYS, at NJ.
Mail from TT Waync arrives every "Wednesday
ut 6 NJ and departs Thursdays at Z A VI.
Mail from Goshen. arrives every Thursday at &
p NJ. and departs Friday at 6 Nj.
Mail from Knox, arrives Wedncs lays ut ! j VI,
and departs Thursdays at 8 y NJ.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22

At Brownlee ~ Shirley's, You can be
suited wl'hany kind of books, paper, pens
AMI ink you may desire.
They have just received a supply Of the
Standard school books. text books, blank
books, and finally, all he books usually
kept by booksellers through, the country.
Also splendid stock Of paper of all
kinds cheap rs the cheapest
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
HASH paid for Pork by
y ~ BROWNLEE SHIRLEY

We would c,!l the attention of our merchants
to the advertisement III this weeks paper. OF the
firm of Williams y HuCst;S, wholesale Groccrs.
Fort Waync, Ind.
Their stock consists of a general assortment of
Groceries, together with every thing usually found
ina store, except dry goods. Their connection
with some OF the best. eldest an ,rcH klosrn houses
ia tie East, otr- ticn facilities for LAYING in their
stock, uus,lFpISsedby anyoiier hoaSe IN The West
They are therefore cIib al to furnish thing in
gir line, freight considered, low be
bought Ia New York. Cincinnati Chicago or aRy
otter market.
fort Wayne Is HOW within two three hours
ride of this place, uninterrupted ny any change OF
cars. II, rcIniS, therefore. in III, place and Vi
ciny. c,n obtain ANYTHING they may need in the
line of Williams X IiueSiis in i,.w hours. thereby
avoiding TIE expense, delays and loss OF time,
casioned by purchasing or ordering from greater
distance
Williams Huc-t.s have but 0Ec price. and those
ordering from them will obtain goods OF the same
quality and price. il there in person to purchase
Ii YOU would, therefore, save, both money ami
time, purchase of Williams * IEueStis, Wholesale
GroccrS, Fort Wayne, Ind emo
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
SlRVEYOR'S NOTICE.

SIGNED. WITH TIE COJN-
~ Surveyor. will on Monday the l1th Of No
vcmbcr le56. ut II o'clock a m said day proceed
10 survey and locate the corners 81 hi land in
ton y, township -, range cash in Marshall
county lndiana-:o meet on the premises and con-
tnue from day to day until al IS urvevcd.
Non-rcsidonts. who fail To meet The Surveyor at
the time above mentioned, and defIav - rro,i's
for dcirayin" their portion ofthc expcn-' 81 tse
vev. will be returned to the county Au,or and ~.
doinqpcncic- placed on the TAX duplicate 4ni ..
'ect. &c riding to law.
VI. u. RACDABl'SH
Oct. 23d, lS.,6. sra.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
RLxNGo UTH
yolnt StotI' Company,
YMOUTH,IND
J. TIOMPSON & CO..

Fl AVE S..pln worth of property to dispose OF
Z I to one thousand persons. every person rccciv-
in.a portion OF the property ut the distribution
The purchase OF a ccrt;fic tie of stock entities
the holder thcrcoftD membership, and To such SHIRE
OF the property " he awarded to him by COM
mttce OF three for distributing, which will take
place a. soon thousand certificates are sold,
notice whereof will be given b.; publication or 9th
crwi-e BY purchasing certificate the holder may
receive, at the distribution, ~ acre land or other
very valu,ble property, for small amount of mon
~ Then let not tn. opportunity slip Of - pro-
j. lIl.c I'M Investment.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22

MOVING themselves to have Deeds, Mort
IN cages, or other instruments remaining in the
Recorders office, unpaid, requested to call and
hit inc same IMMEDIATELY, and save the cost of
issuing Fec-Bills word to the wise i sufficient.
NJ OTlCE.-1he Trustees of Center TOWNSHIP
Y will meet at the Court House in Plymouth,
Marshall county, Indiana, on the second Saturday
in January. 1857, at ten o'clock a. m; and all per
sons having business with them, are hereby notified
of the same.
janl STU \. 4. CAPRON, Clerk.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
TO NON RESIDENTS.

VIIF. undersigned, by their agents, with
] the County Surveyor, will on the 18th day of
Januarv 1881 at 10 o'clock Il. III ON said day, pro-
coed to survey aud locate corners of his land in
section ,, town 81, range 3 east. in Marshall
County lndianl-to meet at the subscribers and
continue from day to day until all is surveyed.
Non-rcsidcn's' who fail to meet the SURVEYOR at
the time above mentioned, and dcfrIy anil provide
for dclIayng their portion the expense OF the
vev will be returned to the County Auditor, and
such dcnqucnccs placed on the t;,X duplicate, and
collected according to law.
BENJAMIN CLENEES. ct al
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
SCjEDUI CT PROPERTY:

The propr.ctors of the above Distribution are cf-
fcrin to the public extraordinary advantages i'll this
enterprise, that By the simple investment of So
they have opportunity to get start in the world
which may realize to them permanent and lasting
benefit. 1t may get YOU enough for a homestead,
winch means might otherwise be thrown away upon
elcss indugenccs.
The Land in the above Distribution lies within
five miles of Plymouth, Ind, is we'll timbered with
oak, cherry and poplar, and within one mile OF Il
steam mill and i'll an excellent ncighbOrhood.
The following is the description of the land i'll the
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22

The Plaintiff in the above entitled caus.. by c. II.
Reeve, his Attorney. filed in my Office his cons
plant; and happening 10y affidavit that Hugh ~
b. Peoples. John ~ Jones, Alvin Kite, Orange
Fisher, and Thomls Skillman, are non residents
of the State Of Indiana; they are therefore noti-
fed of the filing and tendency of said complaint,
and that the same will be heard ai the next term
of the Marshall Giro dt Court TO commence on the
second Monday of fe bIuary, 1881; and unles
they appear, plead. answer, demur thereto thes
same will be heard ana determined in their absence
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
RAZER & HUGUS,
and (OunScIIors at Law

Having formed i partnership. will give their joint
attention 70 all business with which they mn. be
entrusted. in the Marshall Circuit Court.
Office in the second story of the brick block oc-
cUpcd by \. II. Oglesbee Co.
Plymouth, Nov. II, le56- ST.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22

E5- Crockery ware, hardware, Queens
ware. mems wear, boys wear, and every
other kind of wear and tear, that you can
find use for in domestic life, you will find
at Brownies Il Shirlcv's.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-22
SHERIEF,S SALE.


Dy virtue of an execution to me directed
Dirom the CIetk of the Marshall Common Plea
Court Will offer at public sale at the Court House
door in the town of P ymOuth, in said county,
Saturday, the 18th day of July, 1856, between the
hours of 10 a. m, and O'Clock p. H., said day
the and profits for years of the following
described real estate situate in said Marshall c0un
". to-wit:
The west laifof the southeast quarter Of section
4, township 81 north, in range one east, containing
80 acres. Also, the undivided half of the east half
of the southwest quarter dissection -, town II,
range one east, containing forty acres more or les.
il said rents and profits viii not bring a sum sniff
Gent satisfy said execution. will ut the same
time and place proceed to sell the lce-simple title
to saidrea estate to satisfy the same. Levied up-
Il the property of Daniel Barber to satisfy said
execution upon Which he W. L. Thompson. and
W. l.. Piatt are replcyin bail for Pomcry Brother
and in favor OF Samuel +. Pratt x Co.
]. +. VAN FALkENBURGH, Shift.
June 70, 1856. 32t3.
By agreement OF parties. The above sale is post
poned until the 2.th day of Scptembcr next, At the
same place and between the same hours.
J. EVAN NALKENBURGH,S h'T
July2l, 1856. 31t3
BY agreement Of parties. the above sale is fur
tlcr postponed until November lSt, le56, at the
same place. and between the same hours.
J. L. NVALkENBURGH Sheriff.
oci2-l7ts.
BY agreement of parties. the shove sale is fur
Their postponed until the 9th day of December.
1856, at the same place, and between the same
hours.
J. EVAN VALkEN BURGH.
Nov. 2).-5it2 Sheriff VI. {.
b. agreement Of parties, the above sale is fur
thor postponed until the 27th day of January, 1891,
ut the same place. and between the same hours
j.. VAN NALkENBURGi Sheriff.
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