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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19

DOUGLAS IN MISSOURI. Samuel Delzell re-
turned from LeAvenworth, Kansas, yesterday
He describes the feeling in Missouri as being in
tense for Douglas al along the line of travel
The race, he says. will be between Bell and Doug
las in that State, and the friends of the latter do
not entertain doubt of carrying the State for
him by large majority. At Leavenworth a Doug
las ratification meeting was held on the evening OF
the End July, which was attended by large num-
bers of Missourians, from the borders, who were
as enthusiastic for the Baltimore nominees were
the citizens of Kansas.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19
LAND AGENCY.
3 900 ACRES of GOOD LAND

For Sale on Easy Terms.
DERSONS wanting to buy or sell Land. will d''
well to call on the Undersigned, who can give
facilities for purchase or sale equal to ally in tie
country.
FOR SALE, at LESS than current rates, and
on time: NV or sec 81, (less 10 acres out OF Sc
cor and h of sw qof rec 81, town 81 N, of range
w-930 acres, 30 acres improved-at North
Bend, Stark county.
The h of NV fen m r, sees Michigan Road
and-l22 57-l00 acres-un mproved-six miles
north of Plymouth-inc, heavy timbcred land.
whitewater.
The Sc q and of sw ofsec %, and the ne
q of sec SO, town IS N, of range one e-Polk town
ship-400 acres-heavy timbered, good water
near Tyner City-to be sold in quantities to suit
purchasers.
9 o, so acres. four miles south of Plymouth-ht-
teen acres improved-good land. timber and water
The Sc q sec &, town 80 n, of rangc2 e, lV
acres-Green township-eight miles from PlyR-
outh--near store, mills, and in good neighbor-
hood-good timber, fine grass marsh, and hyiner
running water.
The II of sw q of sec 25. town 81 n, Of range
9 G. and sw of sw q of 30, town "a n, 122 scrcsr
four miles northeast of Plymouth-goOl mill sea
and saw -mill-thirty acres mproved-building-
to he sold very cheap.
The 8 h of NV q of sec II, town 30 n, of range
3 e-close by 1ippecanoe Town-good land and
good her-ummproved-to be had on easy
terms.
Lot No. G in Wheeler's addition to the town
Plymouth-fne dwelling and good out houses.
North g of Lot No. 81 in Plymouth, now knewr
as Baldwin House, desirable location.
Lot No. 81 in Plymouth-good dwelling house
Part of Lots - and "a, Notwithstanding
34x40 feet-for sale or rent.
Lot No 40, Plymouth-good dwelling and two
story business house, one of theb corners In
town-to he had at bargain.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing in this vicinity
willdo well to give us call.
REEVE & CAPRON,
December 9th--2tf Plymouth, Ind
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uThs Dorcas Society" viii have festival
ct westsrvel,'s II all on Thursday evening, July
Goth
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19
For your Likeness in a Case

X UARDIAN'S SALE-Pursusnt to an order
NJ of sale made by the Common Pleas Court of
Marshall county, Indiana, at its June Term, 1860,
on and after July 26th, 1860 will receive offers
and sell at private sale for cash, a Bounty Land
Warrant for eighty of land, belonging to the
heirs ofDavid Murphy, deceased numbered 6l24
in which Isabelle Murphy, person Of unsound
mind, has on interest of one-fourth. The other
heirs will join in the sale and assignment. Offers
can be made 70 me or to Reeve a. Capron.
DAVID MURPHY,
july 5-n24w3 Guardian Of Isabelle Murphy
CtTATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF
- Starke To all whom it may concern: Be
it known that the Board of Commissioners OF
Starke County, in the State of Indiana at its June
Term, 1860, and the Sth day of said month, and
the 9Th day of the term thereof, considered that
George Brown Of the city of Lafayette, Indiana.
through fraudulent representation. obtained pos
session of ten thousand dollars of County Bonds,
that were issued to build the Court House in the
town of Knox Indiana. Whereuponi 1t was ordered
by said Board that the contract between the said
Brown and the said Board be declared forfeited
and that immediate steps be taken to rescind the
same and to obtain a cancellation of said Bonds
so fraudulently obtained. (The order and consid-
Grafton of SAID Board is found recorded in full on
pages AZ, 43, and Al, of record B, in said Court }
Witness nay hand and the seal of the
Sr e Commissioners Court of said county, this
18th day of June, A. D. 1860.
JOHN S. BENDER,
June 81, lS60-n22w4 Auditor, s. C..
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19

NJ. J. 3. ScorT, who does q General Collect
Goa and Newspaper Agency Business, is autho-
sized to receive Subscriptions, Advcrte ements,
&C.. for rs, ssa to give receipts for money
due this Once
We chesrfuily recommend Mr.. Scorr as q
careful. prompt. and honorable man. CLAIMS en-
trusted to him for Collection. could not be placed
In safer hands. A. c. THOMPSON,
Ed. Democrat
II Charges moderate-and the most satisfacto-
~ reference given, when required.
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The quantity of the clip of wool in Ohio this
year amounts to about nine million pounds.
The Japanese refuse to hold any conversation
on religion, except their own.
The Bible has been translated into 2O0 languages
and dialects.
Hon. w. C. Rives, in letter, states that Ste-
phen A. Douglas is the man for the times.
Ten thousand dollars is to be expended for the
reception of the Prince of Wales, in Toronto,
Canada
1t seems Ger ain now that England will make
war upon China, in order to enforce her de-
mands.
DR.. Thomas Butts, of Southampton, Va, who
died last week, liberated all his slaves-l05 in
number.
A New York contemporary says, that never have
the Democratic ranks in that State been ANNA
ted by such spirit of hopefulness as they are at
present.
Col. John Johnson, Of Cincinnati. is probably
the oldest Mason in the United States, having
been member of good standing for sixty five
year,.
LOUISVILLE, July Z.
One of the largest meetings ever held here
assembled last night to ratify the nominations of
Douglas and Johnson. There was great enthusi-
asm, firing of cannon and bonfres.
1t is stated on good authority, that 10000 runa-
way slaves ar arriving in Canada every week
Hundreds of the poor creatures who are.decoyeG
from their masters by many of the Aboltionists,
under the pretenee of taking them to Canada.
are taken south by them, and sold into hopeless
bondage.
SIGNIFrcAyr.-Bell and Everett have not an or
gan in the State of Indiana.-Cin. Gdz.
SIGxISIcAFr- ER.-We think there are about
seventeen States in which Lincoln and IIamlin
have not an organ, and what is more, they won't
have. Try again, Mr. Gazette.-Memphis Buiie-
tin.
| DrWhat boundless debt of gratitude do the
children of the country owe DR.. John Bull for his
Vegetable Worm Destroyer. They may now bid
farewell forever to worm seed oil and pink and
SIENNA, those denominations of childhood. A pleas
ant, safe, and sure remedy is within the reach of
all who need it.-Louisrille Courier.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19

Q PoIK RArNSc.-Ou last Saturday afternoon we,
with some Of our Democratic friends, attended the
pole raising in North Township. at the residence
Of Mr. Kelley. About O'Clock we got there.
and found the pole raised 1t was not large, but
a very nice hickory. There were present about
80 men, three or four Of whom were Republican
spies. Who had come out for the purpose of getting
something to blow about, and we hope thew were
not disappointed
The company was addressed by Mr.. Jacob Knob
lock and I'd. Van vaIkenburyh. Mr.. Knoblock $
remsrts were very sensible and to the point. Ed.
Vans speech was short and logical, and was we'll
received Being called upon, we made a few re-
marks Of local nature, which caused some of the
spies to boil over. In speaking of the inconsst-
enciss Of the leading Republicans of the county,
ansag other things, We spoke of the charge Mr.
Fuller made sgaints Mr.. Pershing-that he, Per-
ching, bad electionsered With whiskcy bottle in
his pocket. This caused gentleman who, we af-
terwards learned, was q relative Of Mr.. P's, TO
dispute the charge This was no business of ours.
An We had for 10 vss Mr.. Frller's word, and they
might settle the matter among themselves. We
were very much obliged % the gentleman for this
interruption. q. By his sbrupt language he made Il
very easy for 10 relate the entire conversation
thsstook place between brother Fuller and brother
Pershing. Which We hope will have the effect to
put al our Democratie friends who were presen,
on their guard 10 not believe every man saint
who beioags to the church, rsr every one to be q
temperate man who makes temperance lectures
Ii vasa most enthusiastic little crowd, and they
promise ~ IN increased Democratic vote in that
township this fall.
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JOSEPH
Still in Egypt, dealing in Corn.
Waited At THE Richmond Mills

LOUR AND FEED STORE.
1000 90 Bnehels Wheat 100000 Bushels
Corn, 90 200 Bushels Rye, LOG, 900 Bushels Oats,
1900, 900 Flour Barrels Slaves and Heading, For
which they will pay the Highest Market price in
Cash. They also want
100000 USTOMERSTo purchase
Groceries at unprecedently low prices. They will
pay cash at all times for grain and sell in return
groceries at prices that cannot be afforded by any
other establishment in the place-ther facilities
for purchasing supplies in Chicago as well east
ern cities, being superior to any other house-on
account of their frequent shipments Of -four and
grain to these points thereby enabling them to
save the expense of exchange.
If you want the highest price going for your
Grain, Barrel Slaves and Heading don't sell be-
fore calling at the above establishment.
CUSTOM WORK.
Their mill has been recently been refurnished
with New and Superior Boiling Cloths, undergone
general and thorough repair, and is capable now
undo: the superintendent ofof English miller in
their employ, of manufacturing as good flour as
rny Mill in the United States
BOLTED CORN MEAL.
They have recently put meal bolt in their
mill and can now furnish customers with bolted
corn meal.
Flour of all grades, meal, bran and shorts, KEEP,
constantly on ha nd at the store and mill and will
be sold in large and small quantities.
As heretofore, -four, meal shorts and bran will
be delivered to town customers free of charge
RICHMOND, WILBUR l. co.
Plymouth, May 3, 1860. l5tf
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Also the following described lands in Fulton
County. situated about two miles East of the Mich
igan Road, and joining the south line of Marshall
County, to-wit:
N. E.or N. Z. or Sec T. 81 n. r. 3 f., 40
half eqr....." s.. .3l........... 80
Lot No. 2. D. 81 .......... $40
Persons wishing to purchase unimproved lands
on easy terms. will do we'll to give me call al
so have the P. o address of the larger portion OF
nonresident land owners, which will enable me to
ascertain the price of large quantity of land
which is not described in the above lit.
THOS. MCDONALD.
pI~,.or,t, I'll, o,b le6l-n3-tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19
Real Estate Agency.
{ 900 AGDES Of LAND FOR SALE.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED Is AU1 HORIZED
to sell the following described Lands, At ueTy
lo,o figures; part down and the balance in annual
Maid annually:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19

Known as the Wilson Farm, about 90 acres un
der Notwithstanding house, stable and good
Young orchard. One fourth in hand, the balance
in FIVE or ten years with interest annually.
WALNUT TOW NSHIP.
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g II &C e r L e 8 i.

have the largest stock ever brought to this place
can sell good IS cent tea for so cents -goos
brown sugar for 7@S cents per pound
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4 BI. kind of Fancy Hardware at
N II. r. CICKS0N =
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19

NErRAIGIA.-Th painful and common disease
which physicians DO not appear fully understand,
will be greatly relieved, and in most instances n
permanent cure nay be effected, by the use of
WILSON'S Pills, which re yulate the stomach and
bowels, and produce soothing effect upon the
nerves which cause the acute pain. They are pre-
pared and sold by B. l.. FAHSEsrock Co. Whole
sale Druggists, and proprietors of B. L. Fahnes
tock's yermifuge, No. 60. corner Wood and Fourth
Streets. Pittsburgh, Pa. and Pershing & Co. and
merchants generally jy4t
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-19

pR. RoBAcK's REMEDIEs.-We publish in anoth-
er column of days paper. an article copied from
the CINCINNATI Times, descriptive OF DR.. Roback's
extensive medical establishment in that city. BY
the way DR.. Roback's Remedies have obtained a
great and deserved popularity with all classes. 1t
has been but short time since these Remedies
we're introduced into our section of the country !;
yet Dr. BRENNAN, DR.. Roback's agent in this place.
informs that his sales of the Blood Pills and
Blood Purifier now far exceed those Of all other
medicines for which he is agent, combined. The
reason for this is that they have stood the test of
practical experience. We know this not only from
the mouths of others, but we have used them in
our own family with the very best results. For all
diseases of the blood, general debility, whether
proceeding from sickness natural weakness, in
digestion, and all kindred ailments, we recon-
mend the Scandinavian Remedies as the perry best
medicines extant. They are destined to achieve
not an ephemeral success, but a permanent and
deserved reputation, which will render them ne
cessity in every famiiy.-Napoleon o., North West,
Marcia.
See advertisement. n25t4
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NUT TOWNSHIP.

BOURBON TOWNSHIP
w half N. f. or Sec IL 7. 80 N. r. E., A 50
half n wqr 80 80
GERMAN TOWNSHIP.
Lots and Sec. 6 T "a N X. l6d
Lot l." l.. ....... 40
W half W or 81 81
wqrs wqr '' "a ~
NORTH TOWNSHIP.
n hf n or wv VI r. Sec & T 35 N R2 f. l22
POLK TOWNSHIP
w half n. f. sr Sec 81 T. 35 n. r. E., A so
seqrnw g." 36................. ~
half a. or. .".........-.. 80
n " or...." g.. 81. ......... LOO
seer or. :" 80 35........ 30
One mile North OF Knots Station, fifteen acres
under cultivation-log house, well and young or
chard. Terms. one half in iand--balaDce in one
year, with interest.
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A very complete stock comprising every variety
Good heel CATERS for Is and others N proper
ton.
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QUEENS-wARE & CLASS WARE

AT Wholesale and retail
All are invited to call and examine our stock b
fore making purchases elsewhere
u M'WILLIAMS
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sc MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
HtSTSPIANo FORTE MANDATORY.

VIM KNABE Il CO., Nos /, s. and Eutaw street. Balti
respectfully inform their southern friends they have
enlarged their factory and prepared supply the
demand for their Pianos. They unquesonahly
durable contain all the latest improvements and fully guar
anteed for Ave For great power tone
and agreeable tonGh they unequaled
Thaherg Strakosch aud other them
their and have certificates superiority
They have for the last taken tho premiums
all competition in all the different States they have been
exhibited Last year they received FIVE first premiums two
Montgomery Ala for the Southern made piano and
one for the hest against all composition.
full SIMPLY Of the above instruments may at our
agents in New Orleans, al
NELL L WASHBURN'S,
Corner Of Camp Common streets,
'eIe su PtstAre tva atsirs)
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THURSDAY, Oct. rs. I-f0, AT "a O'Clock NJ.
NJ me Cay tioel Common eet stween Uanp and Mag
Streets ny consent parties effect q partition among
The heirs Of The te john leslie ST. the following
very valuable property VIII lie sold auction, viz
ALL THAT Los OF GROUND, together with the improve
ne4ts er 81 mated in the Fist risIict of his city, and
square bounded by Canal, lamp Common and Magazine
sail lot measuring 40 feet inches font street
q feet inches in depth and ou Camp street. 81
depth the opposite line and III inches nehesl wide
III ne a French Said Lot forms south.
east corner Of Canal and Camp
The improvements comprise Four Story Brick Buildings
occupied by MtssIS, Jnds0n and hers,
Situated this properly In the Of business
advantages render enumeration them
unnecessary.
Possession given on the 5th of November 1860.
Hz~T Err Zone fourth cash balance At and years,
creG for notes secured b the property bearing
interest The rate OF six pet from until
maturity If not then promptly 1Rd, eight per per
thereafter until final the las
in any delay the ual payment of said
nNles, bui 10 eper penal clause only.
The improvements b. ken Insured the expense Of The
purchaser for moi less than he note aud
policy transferred th' vendo mil the paid Notes
10 be divided sn The convenience of ,ends required.
Act Of sale before II. l. Notary Public eS-
mem an otis IpoT
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n AIDES WINE. LADIES' WINE.
SPEER's VINE OF ELDER,

spEERs VINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
Fer wonderful and beneficial qualities as GENTLE
srIAuLANT, TONIC, DIUREfIc and sUDoRTFIC wlicf,
Is testified Physicians Of Ladies and Ccutle
men in all parts Of Europe and America.
AS a Gentle stinauiant ana Tonic,
II strengthens lhe Digestive Organs improving The Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
As n Diuretfc
1t rnpars healthy aotion the GLANDS KIDNEYS and
URINARY ORG Ns-yeFy beneficial in pRopsy GouT,
Eruptic and Rheumatic Affections.
AS a Sudorific,
acts the Skin opening the pores expeing all i'm
PARTIES by nsensibe perspaon thereby driving of rupsinss
and cleansing he surface giving and yor 70 The whole
system and BLOOMING. SOFT and HEALTHY condition
off SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe OF Indians
Have lang nsea Blossom and Fit of the Elder
their most valuable remedies.
Ia Germany,
The Berries ded by Hse in case
speer's Wine of Elder
Is pure from the juice Of cultivated Elder recommended by
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable me
dcnal properties UPPER OR aug other Wines in common
and excellent arca oil WEAK aud At
ED PERSONS and The hG ED and INFIR9I removing ALI,
DISTINCTIONS improving The APPETITE and beneiit.ns
LADIES aud CHILDREN.
A Ladies', Wine,
Because it viii ntoSieate contains no mixture or
spirits ind other liquors. and admired for It's rich peculiar flavor
and nuSe properties impartng healthy tone 10 the sto
ach and Digestive Organs.
49, wne-gass fRlI may DO used with meals or MT
any limo through The day, rs desired.
We will only ask indulgence trial Of this
Wine
For sale in New oricuns by f. j. HART & CO. JOHN
WRIGHT Co, JAMES sYaIF Canal street. and by all The
principal Druggists Throughout the United States.
p4gr rhe trade supplied at propfietai3s PRICES.
ALFRED sPBER, Proprietor.
rny95 1v.EW 14sI t4,, l,,3.s.= 4 -
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SPLENDID HOUSE FOR RENT,
.a5s..z At Bargain. .r ....
BY ]. 3. WALTON,

ON Account Of the Owner Rrea king up
" HouseEeepiig-That elegant large and commodiDIs
story AID attic Frane Dwelling House Of Euerpe and
Rampant aie Hercale Gnng Large par|or
large dining with six eight bedrooms bathroom iii
hot cold water kitchen with range &c hail up and down
stairs
The houte has gas and fixtures chandeliers brackets
etc. III every room, water ell handsomely pa
pered throughout has large yard both the r. ar
with WOOD and coal sed Washhou e. cisien hydran etc
The neghboood highly acceptable II premises
thorough repair latey painted is IN perfect i
rented 70 good tenant SOU for Or more years
Possession given lot November Apply peInes Or 10
Gle If 80 "a Camp street
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JOttN A. WATKINS,
Secretary ofthe Board of Supervisors of Assessment
Wis AUX CONTRIRUABLEs LIE Roara

A Wis AUX CONTRIBUABLES lie Board
IA des Inspections "a fsunira lotei de
s xe ~ loeal e midi es LuNns Ter, sme I5me 22me
Navenhre suvant, atm rdvis des Asse
ses ct de leeYoir les app atoms pour
qu Sc ouraent absenes de In VILE tHnlqe les Roles d.
sesstmen eHitnt EXPOSES correction, lie
hoa DIES ssesseGfs, mO daont sepembe de la
presene annee
lie sonssgne tend chaque jour de 10 beures A NJ
heures ?. local susdii. pendant aus parr u
Ter doetNhfe 1860 ATTN dexhber Roles dAseseent
recev' les applications qu ppnrraient ae
Nouyelle Orleans ce &c de septeubte s6O
John A WATKINS,
sep 3l SerretHe dn Board 4 Tisne
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UN LOT DE TERRE DE EALEUR DAMS LIE oUATRI
eFne District encan Dams afaire Ia succession de
Oliver Z. FandandiDghau decide.
PAR ). b. WALTON. +u#

GAMEDI, lie 3 de novembre 1860, a midi,
~ h Blntse de IHOtei ST. Charles,
otdte de honoabe Sixeme Cour district pa
roisse Est Baton Rouge, septembre 1860 No
5i5 il sera yendu lencai-- N
I'm certain LOT DE TERRE, as que batisses ct anne
oraons ql ny tronyenl stnt das le Quatrieme District
"a vile de Ia Nouvee Orleans, dams let par
Water jackson, levee Philip, ddsgne par de
iet dan plan dreSs9 Hugh Grant de la vile de
Lafayette manIeDant lie QRafreme district de willie
quel plan dan ceui de Ia diie VILE pieds
la rne De III beseei 64 pds pouees de face Water
% ped pouces de face Ia Philip 81 pieds pouces
La ligne vers la rue Jackson
Ga GbNDITl4NS-uu tiers compliant ct Ia balance I'm
de Ct DC denx our dc vente a9querers
deyGnt 9urn de bets coupons ain de reoondre par
iRe entire les heters les dts bets devrot potter pour
dineie Dc Ia date m mdtart pour apses maurtd
slls hetnen pages, usqfa quilts lie sUieut poran hy
potheGue Ia prcpete privilege du
ref II phienient de bilets.
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A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND IN THE FOURTH
Histric III Aucton-la The matter OF the Succession al
Oliver t. Yanahdmgham, deeeesed.
By j. b. WALTON,

BIZ j. y. WALTON, a7 @7E
AattIoueer--t,fiee 40 Camp street
SATURDAY, the Sd November, 1850, al re
- oeioek M q she st h4fe b.g'l Exchange Nv yifino
Gnd Of grdGr the Honorable tie sinh u-
el Iislct C1ut Parish Of 4st Baton Rouge dated te 2lt
da{ o Seplcfnhet 1861 No 16. RneEiun via We Sold
il CERTAIN LGf Or GROBED with The bu1lafpes and
tfoyt nus thereon, situated in the Fourth District
ely Of Acw trie in the squire bounded by Water jackson
Hs sAd Philip dagFatel by The lesser r. in soaarc
., on plan drawn By Hab Surveyor civ OF La
taycue, whish ~ the Fourth District Ills city
being the pa+ ely rmea8arinE I'll feet Oh
eyee street Ct eet inches front Water street So feet
INCHES Php street. 81 inches on Inc line to
wards Jgchson street.
II MSkIne-fhd caRh and The balance a credit of
ole and TWO years om cay Of saeuteh
coupons . answer part the heirs said
cent after maturity iaid until pad MOI gge
ned The property with vendors privilege secure the
payment Of notes -
Act of sale before Theodore O. Stark Notary Public at the
expense of tie purchaser