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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02

gaSt 6s6ssstsnaehsE tha4 tie SthaSlty Bt
lh!s soasiry e 6ssE taEstion An4 thgs pay
dsttES epRid hardly be Beesnsed, With 8.
Eiss system of TAXATION, falling especially
up5n lPxuries aud large offsets, s steady
seelmaIetiOn by h1ed legislaIiOn ofa sink
log tundeaeh year, snd the raising money
for the var as little a. possible by eurren.
ey' and as muen as possible by loans, We
shall bear even two Thousand millions of
0sot es easily e poorer countries in Eu-
rope bear their hRodreds of Thousands.
'Ehe whole people o6aIhs de6t- They are
Wiling % pay anything for their national.
ny They are rich enough 10 endure i'm.
mease taIation. Who can doubt both
their financial ability aud Ine4r fnal imam
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02

vie oVSItaaa 14AlsSsIRp s6S6A E6s
& tbs p6HtnsGEer Ht SeW York hSG r..
,eeiTe1 The foIl0viug o6eisl instructions
eoneeCning the mail matter BY the oEer-
land route westward: E
Posf oTTIcE DEPiT, APPoISTNEHT 0STIcr, J
WAsHDGToE, Nay 2s, 1854.
SIR: Your attention Is particularly call
ed to the fourth section Of the act 70 pro-
vide for carrying the mails from the Uni
Ted States 70 foreign poFts, and for other
purposes, approved March 5, 1854, which
provides "thSt az RGitG6te n5ttey, convey
ed by the mail westward beyond the ives.
tern boundary Of Kansas aud eastward
from the eastern boundary of CalifoPuia,
Shau Bt subject to PNHPaid LITTER PoItGge
rata Provided, however, that this sec
ton shall not be held to extend 70 the
Transmission by nail of newspapers from
. known once Of publication 10 boaa fds
subscribers, not EEeesdiag one copy to egeh
SHbseribEF, aL the usual rates,
nor TO properly ranked matter"
You viii perceive by the foregoing that
ali the msil matter, except one Newspaper
to 60HG fde subscriber and franked mat
ter, must be prepaid At EetsT rates 70 en-
title it to transmission through the mails
By the 0VerIaHS route, between the points
indicated.
The Postmaster General directs that ron
Be particular in enforcing this iaW ct your
ONCE, and see that nothing is sent forward
through the mails except N conformity 9Th
IL PF0visioHS. The Postmaster At St. Jo-
seph, Missouri, will be instructed to With
draw from the mails all matter coming 10
his ONCE not prepaid in accordance With
the provisions Of this law.
1am respectfully your obedient serve.
ST. JoaH B. L. SKIHHKR.
Acting FIRST Ass'nt Postmaster 6en'I
A9EAN W4KEHAHI Esq, Postmaster,
New York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02
The Rebel CongreSs-Money and

E-rr= Peace.
Ar. J. 7. Leach, one of the North Caro-.
70 lima members of the rebel congress, elected
as e peace man aud CONSERVATIVE, present
ed resolutions in the house on the 23d that
raised qaits storm. The resolutions state
that recession was resortsd TO because con-
gres5 had passed uneonstifstolal laws,
sud sak the confederate president to sp-
point commissioners 10 propose an armis-
2 tics q ainsty days totbs federal authori.
ties, preliminary to negotiation ''upon state
soysreigpty and independence - il the fed
erals sgree 70 the Armistice, each. eonfed
crate state is TO choose commissioners to
meet the federal commissioners and nego-
tiate for "sueh ter ms Of peace as will be
consistent with the honor, dignity and in
dependence of the states, and compatible
With the safety of our social aud political
rights" Mr.. Leach said these were not
only bis views, bat the views Of bis con-
-stisuen,s and good portion of the PEG
pie of North Carolina. The resolutions
are somewhat vague, bot the discussion
shows thai Z they were understood to
mean that Ir{Leech aud the peace party
with WHICH. he acts are willing to re
turn to the Union if the independence OF
the states, as they understood it, is guar
auteed. Poote of Tennessee vas for treat
Jog the proposition respectfully aud re-
ferring it to the committee on foreign
affairs. After stormy personal discus
sion, of which the Richmond papers
give very imperfect account, the resOIu
lions were laid on the table by vote of
81 To q. Nothing could coma of such a
proposition, il the rebel congress had pass
ed it except to give our copperheads auoth.
er means. Of demoralizing public opinion,
but it is something to know that members
of she rebel congress dare to talk about
peace and hint the possibility of q return
to the Union.
On the goth, Mr.. Memmiuger, secretary
of the rebel treasury sent communication
to the Senate. saying that the campaign
has stopped the sale of his six per cent
bonds, and his funds are getting low. BE
sees no way to keep things going but to
seize supplies for the army wherever they
eau be found, and to compel the people to
take certificates of indebtedness for pay.
ment, payable 10 specie in two years after
peace. He says that prices keep mp not.
NithStauding the curtailmeut of Confed.
crate paper, aud that Congress will there.
fore have to add largely TO its ptevioui
appropriations. Mr.. Memmiuger also say
hs must have coin to pay interest With, o.
the government credit will soon be entire
" gone, aud he can see no way to get i
but an appropriation often millions of dol
= lars to enable him to purchase aud shiI
cotton and sell it for specie. The e1bibi
made by Mr.. MemmingeE is not very hope
fuI, sbutias long rs the rebel Roysrnbnen
can End corn and wheat enough to fee,
its armies, and takes WhatgyeE il finds, i
will get on after a fashion. Iusits finance
as well as in the military situation it is /,
ezirrn,is E.4i{z U 3
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AN ExcEI6EsF REHsbY.@WhoeVsI is
, srOIbled Hlh HoarSshess, Cough, % Sore
ness OF the Thtoats can apply an e8eellent
aud sate.rsmedy6y usiaR BROWNS BR0N-
CHIAL TRoCaES. We have. fried theiar-
ticle. and can. safely recommend Lhem in
all cases of Throat Irritation. To Singers
and Public Speakers they are Of great value,
-AttoH (ItI.l Courier.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02
Commissioners Sale.

HarIhAu B. olaSoa and wife,
Martha A. sanboEn and otherL
TN pursuaues Of decree Of the Circuit COaTt foE
4 Ohio county, WOSt Virginia, made in this au6s
on the 9Th day o. Nay, 1884, / gill sell % satur'
day. the second day Of JAY 1884, ~ The fro1t dSor
q the Court HoaS0 Eor Ohio SOanty, Gt 10 o'clock
A II the following described real estate In the
city Of .Rh6oliRg. viz: Az that parcel 81 gTo9nd
dtuAted on the east EdO Of Aaiu street IN sid city
and designated On the plat thereof - Lot No hTo
-S-in square No. dK-6-iBcl1ded IN ne touVtnE
boundaIi0, % Wit: beginning Gt the S01thUe5t cor
nsr o. The brick WAroh0uAS % Slla lot, t0rnefty o.
elPtsd BY JACOB Hitehsll-Snd row oee1Pied By
AlsEnnror Turner aud william faytoE-thenes ~
Eght anElOg, Nan street Ia tOgt more or less e
the eaSt.rn boundary Of SaId lot thence song I1E
eaSt9rl Boundary 62S fsOt, norO Or lo.1' @ ne
nonth i'd 81 Mulberry a1sy; thADes 1ong The ooute
aide Of Mulberry Alloy 70 the east ndo OF MAZE
streets Ehehee dong ne eat ode of Main street %
ne beKinnthR, kQ5ffest, more or les.
TRIMS OF GALB-One50uTth Of the pqFshass
money 70 be PAID IN nash on day 81 sale, ADD he
balance In three equal ATS payHbla IN ons
NO and three yeaFl With Interest from dag 81 lAI'
he purehA1sr diving bond With approved Par1ooA
be retained - further security Until the Ehss 9
the purchase monSy = paid; and the luFeaAsor y
pay one halfof 81 taxa aaa0d % aid roAl eItAO
.sRyal-td rs "a = l5si4z5 conniaIIoaeE.
% ICH IR8Noa ORaANDIEs, Jus Revived y
n .ulylA - lCk.kAG1Qk
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02
DIED,

49, ANAhsAE' --s q -t-H 40
or Consumption, Al half past 2 O'Clock, A. NJ,
STns L. lSAAc n lawn Jrs in the soth year Of
His funeral win take place at four O'Clock tAi.
CrhurSdsD afternoon, from the residences Of his
parents on Monroe street, between Fifth and sixth
NE friends Of the family are respectfully invited
TO attend ny
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Asspa HnlbFoeht, guardian a. oilo1i. o59T.
gAdmfnistrafnrya GaIol

J. HHE undsrsiguod vim oGer at pubic ~. -.
si:io.S n SSI % TUESDAY, J0aR 7th.I a M
eons-tiin - 1S Eoasehold and Kitchen PurnituFs
IN u go. bedding, petihg &C. toertbSs
~ II Sd SaErisgeS, Wagons. RaFning 1tSSSI.
~ ~ no5iaI 81 belonging 70 the oftSfs Of
49, =. !HI41lel bteenFod, deeSaaSd. Roie ~ 80
place e The late raa5denes d n. Stse1I = taks
l1 1n Ne P.DP'Fty YIN positively be- ala :.
mya1..H ANDREW WHITE
~ AdmfnfStF19a-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02
MARR7Fn

On Tuesday morning, Nay SlSt, 1854, ct the red.
~ the BIT. Rev. R Y. WhelaD, CAMIsE1I. TARH, 81
br9oks Comfy State Ipoa SuFET Of West virginia
% Us, Nay AEHsIEsHAEs, Of Monroe county Ohio.
Nay Slsts e AartinsburEh. Va, by the Rev VIM.
I: Hanson Mr. HE1GI o. On, ofWheeltng, to Mis-
AAzI1 GEIJRITH, Of Hincbester. ~ .
u Nay Slst, By the Rev. John MoHat, At the Par.
son1Ee, Nj. Roman WALLIS and Miss AHzIT BRIcs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02

osE Of the best Numbers of Harpsr.'
Weekly, ever issued ia that, for the 4.A of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02
n o II &c Il

A Ii persons having claims against the syt.t. of
n the late John Thoburn viii please present he
sane 70 ". p AGReIVSy OF &. }. 9myth, for settle
nsnt. And those knoGinE themSslVel 70 Be h -
I'd TO Sad s1tats are requested " pay their
or notel, % the Eam0 parties.
81 JANE THoBURH,
Je4s<S. --ua AdminfatratFfT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02
LOST.

az the evening Of the so-h inst, a fat brusS SAFE
Iksy, No. 1870. The Under viii be rewarded by
leaving It At this oaleO ~ jSI.It
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02
OLD CABTN

EOID.s CABIN
1863 80
Bl1SrI1-EIRS.
Il the 1t9sF e "a e ne eopostop of
tsd p4Ee and Of strictly vegetable nSf1nS. bs51-
Pge1 H9LIAND 9M Gknnlly aud seisntidcsIiy Con-
= Te = "a leoletnsl b1rl, hsrbs and roots
R9a q. exclusively .Eass:s, a., 49,.
w oLooITs INSTANT Pam ANNIHIIGToR--
N.Y. : :. 49, eRAHAlPs DRUG STORE.
MARsRALL6s UTERINE oATHoIIooN. d.
.al21. ] s.-i.. =. eRAHAMs DRUG STORE
e HURcHILL's REMEDY, for Isis - . ! -
-, 94.l - .GRAHA49 DRUG eroRR.
Il l- - AAAtk REMEDY, slrr57 a. =
-Sor. ,.i... sloan'S Condition Po4dsrS
Ry27 aRGHAMs DRUG fToRr.
t y BIS sPAHIeH MIXTURE, Or "A q
y y 9:=s1 I--- GRAHAM's DRUG STORE.
1anneSS Cough Mixture IL Il rs ,1 aI' e
eeEe N the world. FOR sale At s--S sure
~ - 9RAH44s DRUG STORE
Second Spring rim Stock.
Wall .RaPsiIsI BoIdgrs,
FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
JOSEPH GRAVES.
ny11 no. 40 MoNEoE 81
: qST R4oETyED- ~ : > ; 100
q Hair Rolls, |
sso-a SILK Cord Meta ---..
White Dros1 BnttonS Il
81 Mantle ,0rnama1ts,is
At ths ya4isty s.or. ., sasi' aqd Gimp Ertnning.
49, --.--.-- 100 Main street.
Cotton 81 skirt1 sud Enbroidsrine Braid,
Re4Hau6 Waist LAcSrE 7T7l5-T[
.a7sfzs1 - ituElsEy oIOthi
'g nsy E:''i''a d st 8 4 IS D.rIOotI sRos,
8 ED 70. BEDS. foE collars, various color,
Ivory BSil JS1ulFy;5 &c.
'%4s7lsate 4ss ss.I a s9I .1 Ring, Z 4,
leeeiysd At the vO14ty store q in t'n'' ssA
~ - II Z 2 P.NIcoLL &BRo.
HIFTIHs COTTON, Whito and Tau eoIoT. a.
@y2s D.H1coL1 BRo,s.
7 the Lumber-FArd corner Of 4th and otn4rs :
Is gtreets one SQUARE south Of the Count HbaSS Z
4 t; - "a On handG go 200 shInRlei and 4
% ". Shlen H1u Be cold at modeFato price,
-4Sz4-14 = -. -ll-.szgsa " ISAAC OOFfA ~
N ~ PLAID .DkEsB Hike ja1f feeSFT9I ID :
y @SA -s7a7 aE9. \. FAEL0R.sb
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02
SPEIDEL Il NDERRIEDEN,
WRoLRSlLI DRALERs N Siis n,
Groceries, Nuts Fruits,
g. SARDINES,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c., &C..
Ne. 53 NoHaoE s1RKRl, 70 s

WHEELING, WA,
D RsPROFRULLY inform their friends and the
HI Plblie that they have juBT epaned nER stock
OF goods in their Linz At the ADORE ltGndE They fn
Tite Gall from their friends ana thePubIe assured
that they viii be able 70 gfTs atiAettonto an Hho
nay patnontza thu. 80. Z = .fE2.1H
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02
ID. S. MARsHALaa sAIR.

" De 4AA64S6G44I- SAllS
y. p.s.rs s,son, District cosrt Of the United
~ States ioE The western Diitriet
Eau e : Westward Tsrm' issl. oFdST Of sSis.
TN PurSunnee Of an order Of sale issued frun the
Clerks once Of the District Court Of the United
states for the Western District Of Virginia, at
wheeling, in the above entitled cause, / viii on
Tuesday July 12th, 1854, on the premises, q New
Greek Station OF the Baltimore and Ohio RaiIFosd
Company, in Hampshire county, West Virginia, SSIl
At public auction 70 the higeest and best bidder
parcel Of land containing I'VE aeros more or -
eaid land SdjoinS the land Of Robert &. shsetI .
the vest, the heirS Of James Paris deceased on the
south, and Angus ". Mcdonald on the east, and
extending TO the Greek, together With the DIV Cling
house and other Improvements thereon, commonly
known a. shall WoodRard'G Tannery." .
And On Wellesley July u, 1864, At Piedmont
station Of the BAltimnEe and Ohio RAIlroad, IN
Hampshire county, West VTSinis, viii sell At pub
lie auction to the highest ald best bidder the fol.
loWiDg Lots, With the improvements thereon uitn-
Hted in the town Of Piedmont, in said county pun.
bered forty ight-4S-foEtY -49-tSty-6O
and a1ty.OnS-61-GAch' fronting tWenfy.aTe
feet on Third street and running back to the oTth
branch Of the Potomac EfVsT, and Lot numbered
toEty-4o-EontinE hfty feet on First ntreet md
running back to Third street, -5'9' = ~
f Terms Of EAle-CaGh. aces La-zr
Sale to eommeDes a. 10 O'Clock, AN
90. Hst- Nm. NORTON,
Je4ta U. 3. AArshAl ". D. DIVA.
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BOARDING.

hAY or week bOGrdsrB can be accommodated With
DPIeaEAnt and comfortable boarding At No Is5
vain street. Centre Wheeling. jGl-StS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02

l-,v.-. TOE 8ALE. IA
ZEE ~! est hAh Of Lot 10. 8. TSitps.. Ia!
A ID q 9SSsseon sixth and Seventh stFSotS ~
It g yith ball y not 6oId & pFtysts ~ ettng
II. = y -, 10y, 1eel 4 Vim Sc oSESd 8 sI,
o'eIoeF. a IsI Soes 81 the coart H0lsS q d
.nyLA 'NaN \; 4oMRs,
ne abeye sale has BEEN ,,o-t,s155.s IL,
AOh0AE, JUNE Gu. IsSI5 ~ sEPe9ped until
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First National Rank

III teEd inat.Ilsht q % per cent u. o.,
iag S Be due and PeyabIs On q booro ~ IN hoe
GG1e1N ~ III g. ADAM .n..,,
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!, R Iga IRENoa OAaANDId5s' %. 5 Ps&Io. y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02

DAls % eolnmenee a 10 o'clocE, 4. Il ---T
-. Hst- 4. n. NORTON,
js2td q. g. Mafshal ". D. Of Va
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'oSf oTIIcA UKP = AFFoIATAkATU BEICB,
WAsBSGToH, May "a, 1854.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-02

{ Tbs PeStnaiisr g EeT York hes r..
'eeive1 The foIl0uiDg Official instkuesiOns
eoneernipg the mail matter by the ovsr-
LEND rop,s vevtvard:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-03
,SUERIFF".S Sale.
March lst 1SGi-tf

10y virtue of a decree of Foreclosure and
order of Sale of the Marshall Circuit
Court, made at its August Term 1859, and to me
dlrectedby the Clerk of said Court, in favor of
Henry G.. Thayer, and against Stuart Bailey and
Sally Bailey, | will expose to sale at public auc-
ton, to the highest lawful bidder, as the law d.
reefs, on
saturday March 2Gtia, 1861.
between the hours of 10 o'clock a IN and 4 o'clock
p m, at the Court House door in the town of
Plymouth, %Inliana, the following described Real
Estate, situate in the County Of Marshall, State of
Indiana. to-wit: Commencing Mt the northwest
corner of the west half of one hundred and sixty
acres off the south part ofthe northwest fractional
quarter of section nineteen 49, township thirty
three (33) north Orange four a. east, and run
ming east twenty {20) rods; thence south twenty
five rods and seven links (35R I lb.) thence west
twenty (20( rods, thence north twenty-five rods
and : links (25 Il : ks to the place of beginning
containing three ~ acres more or less. If the
rents and profits for Il tc. m not exceeding seven
years are not sold for enough to satisfy said order
of sale, | will then an there, at the above specified
time and place, offer i'll rhe manner above des-
cribed ali the right, title and interest OF the dcfen-
dents to the above described land.
n3Iw3 III. VI, LOGAN, Sher' Fl VI. C.,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-03
,SHERIFFS SHE

virtue Of of n decree Of Foreclosure aud
Order of Sale of the Marshall Circnit
Court. made at its February Term, 1864, and to
me directed by tie Clerk Of said Court, in favor OF
Susan II. Ferguson, and against Frederick Swing
ley, | will expose % sale, at public auction, to the
highest lawful bidder, as the law directs, on
Saturday, March 2Gth Ie6I.
between the hours of ID O'Clock Il, m. and 4
O'Clock p. m. at the Court House door in the town
of Plymouth, Indiana, the following described
Real estate situate in the county of Marshall,
State OF Indiana, 70 wit: The North part of the
east half fthc southeast quarter OF section twelve
~ township thirtYtwO Range three. commence
ing at the half mile stake at the northeast corner,
thence west eighty ro.s. thence south ninety-six
rods. thence cast ei.h Y rods, thence North ninety
six rods TO place ofbeginnin@, If the rents and
profits for Il tern not exceeding seven years are
not sold for enough to satisfy said or Ter Of sale, |
will fhcn aGd there. at the above specified time
and place, offer in the manner above described all
the right, title and interest ofihe defendant to the
above described mad.
n3lw3, II, ". LOGAN. Sheriff ". G,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-03
SURVEY NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given tina. the understand
County Surveyor OF Marshall county Indiana will
at the rspuestofJ ii Vantrcese, proceed on March
18th 1851 to survey and snbdiviJa roc
ton 30 - N, R,i f. in Marshall county. and ,Iss
establish the corners fthe lands belonging to said
J III Nantrcese in said section, said survey Will
he continued from day to day if necessary tilI
completed, W.
Nonresident owners Of land in said section W no
fail to meet me at the time above mentioned. at
the residence of ii Vantleese, and defray. or
provide for defraymS their portion ofthe expenses
sfsaid survey will De returned to the County Audit
or as DELINQUENT, and such d, linquencies placed on
the tax duplicate for collection according t, law
n3Iw3 JIM, KL1NGnR, Go, Sur, of VI. c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-03
SLRTET NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the undersicn,
County Surveyor of Marshall county Indiana will
at the request Of Abraham Zehner proceed ON
Monday the 2lst day of March. 1864 to survey
and subdiyidc sections | and . Il 20 N. RI T. i'm
Marshall Co, and also establish the corners of
the lands belonging to said Hehner in said sections
said survey will be continued from day to day if
necessary till completed.
Non resident owners of lani in said section who
fail to meet me at the time above mentioned, ut
the residence of Abraham Zehner, and lcfray, or
provide for detraving thei. portion of the expenses
of said survey will be returned to the county audit
or as delinquent. and such dclinqucncies placed on
tho tax duplicate for collection according to law.
n30wS J, NJ. kLlNGER Co. Sur. of M. c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-03
1t DAVID WELBOURN, Adn'r.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

otcc IS hereby given that in pursuance of
an order OF the Common Pleas Court of
Marshall County III the State of Indiana. made Mt
the February Term. 1861, the undersigned. adj
minlstrator of the estate of Elizabeth Stoops. dc
ceased, will offer for sale at private sale. nj the
office Of Reeve & CaprOn, IN Plymouth. ON and
after the llth day of March, 1864, the following
described Real Estate lying and situate in The said
county and State, to-wit:
The North half Of the West half OF the Nortb.
west quarter dissection thirty two (32) in Town
ship thirty two (32) North of Range two f2) Eost
also twenty [20I acres off of the north end Of the
east half of the northeast quarter Of Section
thlrty-one (3l) in the same Township and Range
containing IL. all Sixty acres more or less. Said
Land is appraised ut $500.
Terms: One thir1 cash in hand, One. third in
y and one-third in IL months, purchaser giving
notes drawing interest, waving valuation Laws
with approved surety.
A G.. CAPRoN, admir-.
n2S-3t.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL.
STAT

V Office is hereby given that pursuant to an
order of the Common Pleas Court made
at lis February Term, 1864, THE undersigned, adj
ministrator OF the Estate OF EmSley Melbourne,
deceased, Will offer at public sale, at the Court
House door, III Plymouth, Indiana, on the I2th
day of March, 1864. between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. M. and 4 o'clock p. M. of said day,
the following Real Estate, To wit:
The North half of the East half of the South.
west quarter of scctiou twenty three (23) in Town
slip thirty three (33) North of Range one ~
East; containing % acres more or less, in the
County of Marshall, and State Of Indiana. Said
land is appraised at $685.; terms one third cash in
hand, one third in ID, and ono third in Is months.
the purchaser giving notes with approved surety
drawing interest, and PAYABLE without relief from
valuation laws.
oS-1t DAVID ROITRN Adul.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-03
NOf9sE,-SELEGT SCHOOL.
Ill II REVNnI ~

nv iii NVbDo, All Old aud eX-
WI perienced teacher,-assisted bv MISS
J.. N4LbS-wOuld say to Ike friends and
patrons or Education that she will open a Select
school IN PLYMOUTH, at WESTERVELT HALL.
where n thorough course ia the English branches
may be pursued.
Having taught for the past 6 years in Classical
and Union Schools in New York, she feels conf
dent that her long experience in teaching Youth
will enable her to give good satisfaction.
The Spring Term will commence on The
SECOND MONDAY IN APRIL. Length of
Term IL weeks.
TUITfoS-lalf in advance, and half at the close
0f the term. First Grade Scholars. SION; See
ond Grade, $500; Third Grade $50.
H3e-3t
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-03
GUARDIANS SALE OF LAND.

nder an order of the Common Pleas Court
of Marshall County Indiana, | offer 1T
Private Sale, and will sell after three weeks from
he I1th instant, the West half and the North
east quarter OF the Southwest quarter cf Seetion
-, Town - north of Range 4 East in said coun-
ty, appraised at $1,000. for not less than the an
praisemeHt. Terms One third of the money m
hand, and the residue in instruments on a credit not
exceeding three years; purchaser to give notes, on
interest, waving appralsement, TO be secured nv
mortgage on the lan1 on confirmation of the sale;
Sale subject to the approval of the Court. Sold
as the property of the heirs of John Adams de-
ceased. THOMAS TEPTON, Guardian
Reeve & Capron Attorneys for the Guardians