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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-14
WHEELER & LAKIN,
(SuccessorSto u II. StaNmGn.) s5l
NJ Err CHI INT ILOR s.,
: NJ. WVTo,. So.

. l.
NO.2 Washiuston Hail.
WHEELING. VA.
again resumlng business In this city, would
respectfully old friends well those
of predecessor, that in receipt of FALL
AND WINTER STOCE of Cloths, CAssimeres, Yestings,
'Gentlenens Furnishing Goods, &C., &C.
In calling atenOHo stock, would state that
knOtc to be the rges, and believe to be the best
and most desirable any received by any similar estab
In soliciting continuance the patronage solberaly
bestowed the house for the four years,
all paroniEe that the enviable reputation the
house has SUSTAIN this quality of goods and accuracy
OF ut, shall be fully sustained sep92-lyd
a MERRY CHRISTMAS.
CHRHSTILAS g NEW YEARS GIFTS!
i-fs PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
A TTRNTIoN is respectfully invited to my large and
IA beautiful assortment OF articles suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Among which may be found,
Gold Watches Gold Finger Rings
Gold Chains, Gold Pencils,
Gold Lockets, Gold Armlets,
Gold Breast Pins, Gold Srectaclcs,
Gold Ear Drops, Gold Thmbles,
Gold Bracelets, Gold Studs,
Port MOnUaies, China Ornaments,
SILK Pursess Fancy Bcttlrs,
WORK Boxes, Alabaster Stands
Writing Decks, Match Stands,
And aS ssomsas & fo4 @ yte folks
Will have large addition took of Watch
JeWelry, &C.. &c by Tuesday next, all which will be
sold at A GREAT REDUCTION.
Prices to ssrft tic tfl1eS. J. 7. SCOTT,
deel9 I67 Main St.
DON'T FORGET
THAT the largest and stock Of articles suitable
L for On Tres EHGs ls to be
Main s.. PRICES REDUCED 10 SUIT TIE TIMES.
dee9S
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n I."|" PCOUIe'B CnndIdUtes
MEssRs EDITORs-Please announce the name Of ALEX
AMBER WALLACE, as a candidategfor City Sergeant at
the mex. municipal election AID obl:e -, ,,o,,,.s
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE MARKET.
JAN. 13.-Ft6ur steady at $500. Red Wheat
81, 90; white 81 ,l5aSl 30. White Corn 53456c;
yellow 62a64c Whisky 2Oa2lc. Exchange on
New York II per cent premium.
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Mr. ED1roR-Please announce DANIEL DUNBAR as a
Superintendent of Water Works ut the COM
Ing Charter Election. EVERY PERSON.
dec IS, 1S5T.-te.
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City Clerk.

Irespectuy offer myself as candidate election tc
the office of City CLERK. f. a. BRENFLIhGER.
dec3I ~ ~ ltif- 50 s5tl- p taa-ie ~
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a Go0T Onc.-A story is told of a certain
u1ncntiohahle steamboat captain, which gives
some insight as o.the amount of business the
boats are doing. The weather being chilly the
first clerk bought pair of gloves for 1926, to
keep his hands warm. lComingato wood pile,
the clerk told tire captain that there vas no
money to pay for the wood. Well. by CD,
said Capt. -, there would be if you hadn't
bought them gloves.
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K A Work HOuse.-The necessity of a work
house is becoming more and more apparent to
all who are disposed to entertain the matter
There are many youhg lads in this city, who.
like ''weaned pigs, have been thrust upon the
world by their parents, to root or dit" Rather
than root they rob and steal, and are arrested
and sent to Jail, where they are released doubly
deprayed, to begin anew their operations in
burglary and theft. There is nothing but mis-
chief to employ a prisoners mind in jail, and
of a consequence, they are turned loose upon
the community better skilled in gillainy than
before. On the other hand, as an exchange
justly remarks, if they were sentenced to a
work house, where they could be placed under
the strict discipline of some man who would
exercise proper influence on their morals, and
continually point out to them the good from tho
bad, might noe they be reclaimed and made use
full and valuable men? In other cities, houses
of correction have proved invaluable in reform
ing that class of boys whose parents are too
worthless to take care of them; as also in ma
king good women of bad ones, and sober men
Of drunkards. The chain gang is thought to be
the right sort of an institution for the charac-
ters that compose it, but house of correction
is the place for others not so hardened in crime
and utterly lost to shame.
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street. ConanlIssIonet

Mr. EDrOR:-I offer myself as acauddate for Street
the coming Charter election II elected
Will discharge the duties OF the office as here
tOOre, to the best my abilities. HENRY SHARP. 2
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For Superintendent of Water WORKS..
bESsRs EDITORsrrustns that services as Superin-
during past have met with the appreciation
Of thepubc which have hoped and de redl again res
pectCuliy myself LndePendent Cdndtddte for
reelection to the OIhce [dec2tl JAMES NJ, llALL
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CITIZENS CANDIDATE.
offer myself as Candidate for the Office OF CITY SER
EANT az the coming Charter Election and II elected
shall endeavor to meet the just Of the public
dec1T = 5-fl11 A. g. 'HALL0WELL.
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CAALTLE, IN, June g, 1879
have used Prof o. J. MoOH's Hair Restorative, aud
have admired wonderful sly haaT lees
ing, thought, aturtly gray but b. tie ho
Restorative II has rtslsd tIs original eolo aid, lave
no doubt, permanently ff
8. BRRSSE, ex-senator, o 5.
o. ). WOOD CO., PropFietoFs, BE n " On
the great NJ Y Wire RAILING and ia Market
street 81. Louis Mo. And sold By al goPd DTugElats-
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@ n E DOL 1 AR

" In Ii DJtI IL A1G
NNH #O i,
ONE or mn. lIST fUKqATItE AND LIVER siEDts>
1 slSS i Sssss Ks lGi s E1 sels Z
'easer, pgeF aud es1tnal than oilsF rcd
s :as sa;i + PSs gI ~ .iSa
- matter then on tie stomach aud 6oGs % cary
matter, thus
StiOds q d6st caiESTss. istTsnfsEs lie systSn -
ss ssas sS asss saa1 fs @ ~
'1 d. sassSsps Isvlsasa1On Is sppguped srly
from Rsy aFtisles Of mgsiietnet naplsly y Gums
les 1 fS .las one bsso 81 ts
contains g nue. . eE sosss
. Though posslssins tlsse 0urss
- in ier uss d BE
oratgr, which met VIA such uRPssesHSS sgeesss e
- tried and i IL ents II hasraEgy ever t4l;Ea
- indigestion being y SEA Lsstrts eut,d
- when The Liver Is excited 60 action. - -
Jauplies Is caused b improper aeten q te Lfrsr
aud g pEoot tet che MS DISEASE
Isselary one yesk, and their ska i hsE 20 assHnne
CCstvsuess can permanently cured By the IHyiro- 7,
Ta.oI. 51ks Z y saal doSss oa EetEs 80
Ndose, lhe boSeia healtly satr.
GNveTy soon relieved By taking duubv sleeeOf dir
osse sis sSFrssts al e4i.s and .osrnsss ct de
- TOr over-I0adsd stomach thes
leVes all oppressive feeling aIfer tbthE
heartily FoF family nfiIeits generally. atiu 10
%. sAzTOE1,s came e as rseeaaiose
-ifToS, nsi I,.I M 81 -ri,.'r n
our Physicians IN i.s rs g
eonyiction Is certain that IL = Of te eFsHtsst
" sings GIVEN to pysepteHs Tor IL made
cure before the GFst bottie tHket, sud
anything edible Without tTouble,
Ling but the Eht fOOd would lEtst, and 6lttu ts
'saye pain. Nov what 70 70 an ouTretEs
u Liver Complaint or DysPtfsia tTGnbs 9o, de- nnt
= fall . Try ts te greatesl remedy IN tAs fte
There has been tIjed IN family aEsntdy
(which has nsst With suef uaisOanded d tie
OfdiAe1sesineidet ehildFe Dr.. eA&RoEBss lAvts-
ORATOR; noEfs e dlseases chIFtu tlat
Fhsg Il; Tor q CatlaTiIs 1ilaJ ana ehsy
and seems 90 rsnOEatg the system 50 thOFUgy I ne
thlk doing service, 70 al IN aAFisins Ii,
tWhtn they need medicine 70 ts eds IleTS
cases shat have under hotee where eTtst
= eHt eseiVr % The LiFfF SUli
and Bowels, WIeFe other reitsI
has useful in our family iliat viii hofHO
S(Withput tt.-JhLe&sQRCiile GAGff!) AeE HblteGa.
HOItIiE-
SANFORD CO. ,PEOprietOts, SlS BTOaduAy ,NeH York
7. II. LOGAN \ CO., Agents for WleelInE- % lse
JOHN D.. PARK, Cincinnati.
GEO h. KEHSER. Pittsburgh w 0lasale Agents,
autI-aul-le-dpN
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The Riecr.-There are less than seven feet
water in the channel. The Interchange arrived
yesterday morning from Pittsburg AID was to
have left yesterday evening for Cincinnati.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-14
A BEAUTlFUL.HEAD
RICH GLOSSY .HAIR.!I
10 Completely Preserved
. TnM.s d 80 Rslr.E a CHE

ND who that gray have IL rratOTtd for
n ner eOlOTi bald but Wouia FIoh Ttst,'.d,
troubled with seTOtulaf lnd pker eFuftGLSs
but would with sick Headache, lNg
would be eurea. n va also AiI ptpl tle
Hair kStJOTutiTs Gti
tlIIs, circular and thefolDIiLH; ae -
$500 AK AEBOh, November 3, 1886
PROT. o. J. WooD-DeaF Etr: h4Nefie ard osif aad 81
the wonderful effects Hair wing
cheated qbacGoFys tnaek LoStTtIrss
hair dyes, &e disposed lises sstqEutys "a
Peted quaek remedies, HHtil lsFFtI eEILty
months stnGes Nhe gave h1ePueh astraLSe
Induced the trial Of your Restorative ~ ny faniy-hTrt
vile, HLOHe LAIR Had beSCse d
white, eNkaustBR your large
ties, her hair SIlsal
brown color, iekeuce beauiilUI
glossy upon, and entirely tie LEAD she nlillts
Ia supply Of tie beaEtiit
the hair, but because % is hvaltltl u tie
head and mind. others family usiIE
restorative, With the haPpIet teets; ttTetSlt
skspciAn and dOus ebaIaeiaf afd
value entirely renOye And and do eOFtaI7
y ana eonedenaly ~ qs= h al EO loud
have their hair FeAtud frOEl gray
sickness 20 original color beauty, sung
persons who OnId have their hEF helGfai
Very uIy aud sratsIlly y0lts,
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oRPIoE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
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Pertumeries Booking has all the perfumes
of Araby and everywhere else, soaps. sweet
scented rich looking, beautiful exceedingly, be
to the trade. Also, new stock of Brentlin-
gers SarsapariIa, the best blood purifier known.
Call in. Drop in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-14

FETRD wOoD: was long time atsrI saw you Dllss
Geli before got the bottle XSu
gave me an order sgent n DetTot ahd Asses
It concluded Mrs, NanIs laF, tle
test Of s power. Il has done all that ypu assured
would do5 aud others OF my family TIE Nit-
messed rs ELECTS. using Fteo1rndnE In
e. others entitled to tie hiEhsAt C0hsldt a
for It Again. very respectfully and truly, ours,
SOLOMON MANN.
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REMOVAL.

"a horse, ny Kingdom for heTse-H
rTNE undersiEncd after returning Tia tanks tire -
sTal patronage which his tFiri'sh exted 70 htig,
wishes respectfully the 1lhlie that
removed his passed stock Of OTsts
te side Of Main street, lhOFT dSues below the old
stand, where he Is prepared fnTSh Livery stock
uneNesptiOha6le character. AhDbU e able
SAtsiaction and meet the pf IaQbsn 81
nOV3s-d2m <ff g ~ ] = * WHAT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-14

Bachelors Prieileges- bachelors have
aTaysSecn detested and unjustly abused set of
men-an humble, patient, suffering class indeed
they are, but they have some high and heavenly
Privileges, which even the strong, arm of the
law cannot take away from them. We cite a
case ca. in point, aud we hope the bachelors of
Wheeling will hereafter know their rights, and
showing dare maintainp them. The other day
one Of these humble sufferers, resident in down
liver city, mustered up courage enough to pre-
sumo upon a three months acquaintance with a
Young ridder, at boarding house, and actually
kissed her! The riolder became, or rather assum-
cd 10 bciNdignant at the rash act. The affair was
carried to the Court ola Justice, on charge of
=, assault and battery" promtped by pure dee-
',rS did he kiss your" asked the magistrate.
les" She replied, blushing .'up to the ears. -
@D'dlt hurt you?" 80! Nor was'the response
as a, her eyes sparkled with delight Then, says
' !, magistrate, the cease is dismissed" when
t ge bachelor at the bar, who had looked as
s''ush he had been accused of "Sheep stealing"
vas reIeascd-went ION his way rejoicing" lin
~ ~ wise discouraged however, resolving to try
again. butin the future, to be aware of bidders
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For Rant.

For h6nG.
FNHE Dwelling House on 4th ST., opposite Mrs Frencts
y Boarding house, ut present occupied by T. McAfse,
Esq. has Gas fixtures, &c large parlors five
bers, and finished garrett; stable Wood.shed, &c.
Apply g. w. GRAHAM,
ianl4 f At Dir. Tanner's.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-14

Tie Ksatder-Yesterday was a wooiug,
saaaenins day-a day to delight the heart and
,s''Se the spirit-an Importation from the ss-
y, ,40'a3s of the sunny South. We learn that
s"e farmers have taken advantage of the fair
W leather and that in many fields hereabouts,
.as SOFT mellow earth is being turned up to re
hwy .,'s 'ne seed when the real spring time shall
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-14

H., rao,,cst that our patrons would always
ID in their advertisements by three rec. O'Clock a
the afternoon in order to secure re-, Their 1nsere
in the morning following. The crowd. OF
hi work renders it necessary ,gs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-14

A Liver REMEDY.AWe wish to say to every
person who reads this that there is an article
known as Dr. SANPoRD's INvIGoRAroR, or Liver
Remedy, which cam be relied on as certain to
cure liver complaint in any gifts forms. such as
Jaundicc, Dyspepsia and numerous other COM
plants, described in another column, besides
which it is one of the greatest preparations or
cures for consumption, taken in early stages,
that is now known.
We take it for granted as experiment has
proven, that diseases of tho lungs are not gen
orally the first cause of consumption, but de.
biliatcd system, caused by the improper action
of the liver, which reduces the power of the
lungs to resist or throw off diseases by cold and
Irritation, leaving the lungs at the mercy ofthis
disease, because the liver has incapacitatcd
them from performing their proper actions of
throwing off diseased matter caused ycold
Thus to prevent consumption, cure the liver
and keep the system strong enough to throw off
slight diseases of the lungs. y
There is not in the world better liver RENE
dy or cure for debilliated system than DIR.
Sanford's Invigorator FOR it has been fully tried
in large and extended practice till its results
are fully known, and tits offered rs a tried REM
edy, and one that can be relied Lancaster
Whig. jan 8
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e1fpERIOR NEWS INK
rrceived at this Office another lot of Burrs
aNe Ink-the best in the country. Orders from
Tlol = 5ces promptly oiled. Terms cash. 90
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HAY.
Timothy, p ton. .......1s, og
HIDES AND SKINS.
Green, p b......-. ..... .
Dry. ..'.......''s's..ss...lU
Calf, green 1890. 8
dry ...-......... .l5Ie5lb
Sheep Skins. .......... 1O94O
HOPS. -.
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NATIONAL. HO1EL.
III. L.JoNEls Fronrietor.

Wis house has been recently Estd, greatly Enlarged,
~ apdnOW Oilers The tTaVeig Community t1eerS
GOf1InodaGIUuB. The stnbllB
TIE Hotel has recently RHsstd nI0 tbs hutds ~ The
pTSpTistGT, sfd.e pains f,ulIc
the beat Of entertainment. -i tn6Jl5ts-d, t-EA
tt<tIany, Nov. I'd, 1851.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-14

Somebody as interestea in INSTRUMENTATION that
I. H. LoeAN, & Co., have just received some arr
ticles that have been wanting" lately, such as
"Keyser's Pectoral Syrup" French Army Lo-
ton, 2 "Sanfords Liver Invigorator," Concentra-
ted Lye, White CASTLE Soap, &c.
They have also some elegant style "COlOgncs"
which they will close out at very low prices
Call at the ''Bridgo Corner Drug Store"
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-09

The excitement attendant upon the COM
pletion of the Atlantic Telegraph, is fast
subsiding; and we are now able to notice
some OF the more important incidents,
caused by the general commotion.
The first thing that strikes the mind as
being worthy of note. is the tone and
bearing of the messages Of the Queen and
President. Although her message was
ono of peace and congratulation, it, never
theless exhibits the egotism that marks the
productions of the rulers of the Old World.
She considers that the success of the en-
terprise is solely attributable to the "deep
interest" she has taken in the enterprise.
The Presidents message is high-toned.
and free from any expressions of self
praise; it bears upon it the impress of a
patriot and Statesman. and is true rep
resentative of American principles and A
merican enterprise. Notwithstanding these
differences, the general tone Of the mes
sage is such as was desired by the people
of both nations. But we do not like the
idea that it is condescension for the
Queen to notice an enterprise of this mag
nitude and universal interest of the Allan
tic Telegraph We do not deem such con-
descension humiliating 10 any creature of
earth
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-09

The quarantine troubles are causing
considerable excitement. Gov. King of
N. Y. has issued Proclamation calling on
the citizens of Richmond county to in
stantly and zealously co operate in resto-
ring the outraged peace andorder of the
island, and bring to punishment the well
known actors of the arson and murder
committed there. The whole number of
buildings burned thus far. are thirty-two.
The President has ordered Gen. Scott TO
use all the means at his disposal to protect
Government property. The parties ar
rested for being concerned in the Staten
Island outrages. have been held to ans yer
in $1,000.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-09
Editorials.
earth.

The editor of the Republican appears
to be much exercised about who writes the
articles for this paper. intimating that they
are written by Mr.. Reeve. and the other
attorneys in town. Mr.. Reeve has not
written one word for this paper since we
have controlled its editorial columns, ex-
cept one article that appeared over his own
name.
The course of the Republican in regard
to this matter, is certainly the silliest and
most contemplate of any we ever knew a
man to pursue. The articles that he can
not even attempt to refute, he says are
written by others than the editors, and
therefore, passes them by. We have said
it before, and we say it now, that there
never has been, and never will be an arti-
Gle in our editorial columns, except it be
from the pen of one of the editors. unless
signed by the authors name. Any man,
woman, or child, who AYERS contrary to
this, is mean, low, dirty, contemplate
liar.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-09


EEMr. Bronson, leader of the Warsaw
Band, and Mr.. Williams of the Indianian,
published communications in last week S
Republican, in relation to the nsunuyactur-
ed difficulty about the Band not receiving
their pay for playing for our County Con-
vention.
Both sides of the question have been
fully discussed, and as it seems to us TO
be very small matter, we shall not take
the trouble to answer either one of the
communications.
Our opinion of the matter is, that the
affair was started by Mattingly and Will :
Jams for the purpose of making votes for
the Republican ticket in this Comfy, ana
not because the committee, or the Democ-
racy generally, were to blame.
The facts were stated by the Committee.
We dismiss the subject with feelings of
profound contempt for the concoctors Of
this difficulty
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-09

The business-iike appearance that our
town has presented for the past few weeks
has been an object of remark, by both cit
liens and strangers. We have now got
as good market as there is in the State;
and from the amount of wheat ard other
produce that has been disposed of here,
we are Of the opinion that its advantages
are appreciated. We have seen men, dur
ing the past month, hauling three and four
loads of wheat in one day, and selling it
at one dollar per bushcl, when, but few
years since, it would take them three days
hard driving to deliver one load, at from
fifty to sevsnty-6ve cents per bushel. If
we wish to appreciate the many improve
ments in cir county. we have only to look
back to old times.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-09
Our Paper.

Our friends ask US occasionally how we
are prospering with our paper. We Will
say to all our readers that we have succeed
ed better than we had anticipated. Since
our paper has been enlarged, between one
and two hundred names have been added
to our list Of subscribers, and scarcely a
day passes but what we receive one or
more new names. Our list is larger now
than it ever was before, and larger than
that of any paper ever published in this
place, If we are rightly informed. There
are scores. we were going to say, of Dem
ocrats, In the County who do not take our
paper--not because they don't like the pa
per or the Doctrine it advocates, but be-
cause they have not thought of the matter
seriously. Our price is so low that there is
not a man, We know, or a child, that can
read, that is not able to take the Democrat.
and eg for IL. 1t is Dut little peouniary
bcrefit to us, to have large subscription
list, as it costs more to issue our paper a
year, than we get on subscription. The
advantage of having large subscription
list is derived, mainly, from the increased
amount Of advertising we do. on account
ola large circulation. Merchants, Mechan-
les. and business men generally. advertise
with the paper having the largest circula-
ton in the county, where there support
comes from.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-09-09
CHERRIES SALE. By yi,tne

fLINII - SALE. by virtue
~ Oh an orderof sale and execution to me direct.
ed by the the Marsha circuit court, will
expose for sale at public auction as the law directs
on the 9Th day of Octobcrle5s. at the court hon a
door in the town of Plymouth. Marshall courtv.
Indiana, between the hours of 10 o'clocIT a m. I'D
4 O'Clock p m, on said day, the FOLLOWING ,,o-
perry, described follows, to-wit: commo,se;,o-,
the south cast corner of Pierce streetin Wbeeier.s
addition 10 the town OF Plymouth, runn;n., tberce
in awesterly direction parallel with the said Pierce
street to point opposite to the south west corner
of Lot number six, in said addition, thence in a
southery direction parallel with the chie an read,
sixty feet; thence in easterly direction parallel
with said Pierce street to the Michigan road
thence in northerly direction parallel with the
Michigan road. sixty feet to the place of beginning
together with allthe appurtenances thereunto APP.
pertaining and belonging.
The above described property being executed %
the property of Alburtus G. & Ellen S. Capron TO
satisfy judgment for six hundred and folty-one
dollars and sixty-fve cents, (S64l 65-l00) obtained
in the Marshall circuit court at suit bv c. H.
Reeve against ,Aburtus c. Capron. will sell the
above described property, or so much thereof ~
will satisfy the above judgment accruing costs and
interests.
J. F. YANVALkENBURGH Sh'f VI. C.
sep 9, 1878.