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, 1865-05-30
ADOLPH
Undefd0mmer og SkrIver paa Den
81. Thomas i Anerica

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81. Thomas i america
Gi0r vitterligt, at efter Begi8ring af
Ski(teretten paa ST. Thomas og MedhoId
af Kongelig alltrnaadigst Bevilling, I'D
fRrdiget ad mandatum af Commencement
tet for de dansk- vestindiske Ger den lode
DENIES indstevneS hervedm ned Aar og Days
Varsel Den eller De, som MATTE have
ihende ct den II April 1856 imelIem
nu abode Euke Anna Layinir og Hrr: L:
Chrelien indgaaet og den 14de n9stetter
thinglast Forlig, hvorved er givet Hrr:
Z: Chretien Panteret EiendoMmen No.7
PrindsenSgade, KronprindSens Quarter
i Byen Charlotte AmaIia paa st. Thomas
for 1868. 80 cts. skriver Que Hundrede
Tredsindstyve og Ire vestindise Daler,
tredlve cents med Renter at mode linden
st. Thom@ ordinaire Bything, som hol-
DIES i Huset No. "a DronningenS Gade og
Quarter her / Byen eller paa hvllket an
Diet Sted Retten til den lid ordentligviis
MATTE hoIdes den f6rste Mandag Sep
TENDER 1866 ON Formiddagen II. 10 set
for der og da med bemeldte ForIig at
fremkomme og deres Adkomst til sammeat
~godtgi6re, da Citanten vii forvente og
Iade paastaae, at Forliget we'd Dom vor-
der kjendt d6dt og magteslost at ware,
saa at let d%erefter kan Aliases og at Pan
tebogen udslettes.
ForeI@g og Lavdag er opbevet we'd
Forordn. 3 Juni 1896.
Til Bekr@.telse under min Hand og
Embedssegl, st. Thomas den 27de Mai
1865.
ROSFNSTAND.
, 1865-05-30
Bekjendtgjorelse

Ifolge det K~ongeIige GouvernementS
Ordre bekiendtsjores herved, at SKATER
ne for Aaret 1864 til Colonial Kassen,
memlig Grund Skatten, Bygning>skat-
ten, Leie Afgivten, Afgivter af Sukker-
productionen, i pct. Skatten af Huns og
Plantage- Painter, Nyskatten, Huusskat-
ten, Cavallerie- og Artillerie- Skater,
SAINT Immigrationsskatten, fortaIdt til Be-
falling den lste Mai dette Aar. En- For
tegnelSe over Debitorerne med Specii.
cation af Skatterne og discs BeI0b, vii
til allie Vedkommendes Eftersyn, fndes
henlagt, for Christiansteds Jurisdictions
Vedkomnende, i Diet Kongelige Kasserer-
Contoir, og for Frederiksteds Jurisdic-
ton paa Byfoged Contoiret sammesteds.
Det KongeIige Kasserer Contoir, st.
Croix den 29de Mai 1865.
G. R. MAGENS.
, 1865-05-30
Translation.

Pursuant 10 Orders from the Royal
Government it is hereby made known
that the Taxes to the Colonial Treasury
for the year 1864, viz the Ground and
Building-Tax, the Procentage-Tax on
the rent of houses, the Tax on the Pro-
duction Of sugar, the Quart pro Cent
Tax on mortgages in houses and Estates,
the New-Tax, the house-Tax, the Caval-
ry- and ArtiIIery-Tax and the immigration
Tax, became due on the 1st of May this
year.
A list of the Taxpayers and the res
pective amount of Taxes, will, for the
Jurisdiction of Christiansted, be found
exposed for inspection at the Royal
Treasury's Office, and for the Jurisdiction
of Frederiksted, at the SherifPs Office in
said Town.
Royal Treasury's Office, St. Croix goth
May 1866.
G. R. MAGENS.
, 1865-05-30
THE PROPERTY

No. 20 kegjeringsgade belonging to sad
cetato.
LIST Auction on Wednesday the 2olh June
prox. at 10 o'clock noon.
end Auction on Wednesday the 18th Ju-
ly prox. at - o'clock noon.
3rd Auction on "Wednesday the Goth Ju-
ly prox. at II O'Clock noon.
1st and 2nd Auction at this Office, 3rd
at the premises.
The terms of sale, extract Of register of
mortgages and appraisement to be seen
at the Vendue, to which purchasers are
invited.
St. Thomas Vendue Office, the goth of
May 1865.
ROscnstand,
Vendue Director.
, 1865-05-30
AnsetteIser Og Entledigelser.

Under 24de Mai 1865 har Gouverne-
mentet beskikket Postmaster P. Weders0
i Frederiksted til Medlem af ForligeIses-
commissioner i Frederiksteds Jurisdic-
ton istedetfor Kj0bmand j. b. Dunlop,
der paa Assigning er entlediget fra den
ne Bestilling.
, 1865-05-30
AUCTION.

~@ - (~ @$
Ell UCTIONS-Dlrecteuren hekjendtgj0r
AZ heryed, at ifolge RequiSition at ST.
ThomB Skifteret som behandIende Stag
termester J.. NJ. Villains Falli,bo vii
bIive opraabt til Salg we'd 8 offentlige
Auctioner i Medf0r af ri. 22de April
1917, og som afholdes
1ste Auction Onsdagenden 28deJuni forst-
kommende Kl. - midday.
eden Auction Onsdagen den 12te JUL
f0rstkommende Kl. 10 Middag.
3die Auction Onsdagen den code JUL
forstkommende Kl. 10 Middag,
de Boet tiIh0rende Z af
EIE
No. 20 RegjeringSgade.
1ste og 9den Auction paa u~ndertegnede
Contoir, 3die Auction paa Aastedet.
Conditionerne, Panteattest og Vurder-
ing vile bIive fremlagte we'd Auctionen,
hvortil Lysthavende indbydes.
ST. Thom@ Auctions Contoir, den code
Mai 1865.
ROsensfamd,
Auctionsdirecteur.
, 1865-05-30

Ell UCTIONS- Directeuren bekjendtgj0r
An herved, at lt0Ige RequiSition at st.
Thom@ Skifteret som behandIende Han
delshuset Nj. NJ. Monsanto & Go. FaIlilbo
vii bIive opraabt til Salg we'd 3de offentIlge
Auctioner Medf0r af Pl. 22de April 1917
og som af holdes
1ste Auction Onsdagen den 28de Juni
f6rstkommende KI. 1 Eftermiddag,
2den Auction Onsdagen den 12te JUL
f6rstkommende Kl. / Eftermiddag,
3die Auction Onsdagen den code JUL l0rst-
kommende XII. l Ettermiddag de
Boet tilh0rendo taste
ETENDOMME
No. 20, 81 og "a PrindSensgade.
.1ste og eden Auction paa undertegnede
Contoir, 3die Auction paa Aastedet.
Conditionerne, Panteattest og Vurder-
ingsforretning vile bIive fremlagte we'd
Aactionerne, hyortil Lysthavende indby-
des.
ST. Thome Auctions Contoir, den code
Mai 1865.
ROsemstand,
AuctioDsdirecteur
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

Amend sectisn : 90 that those who have not
Otherwise sufficient means FOR then comfortable
support shall apply TO the designated officer, and
if any one j. dissatisfied With the decision OF the
trustee, or other appointed person. be mar sPPeal
10 the county board.
Mr. Chambers moved to lag The a~meadmenton
The table, and the motion vas lost-ayes, 2s;
noes. 81.
Finally The amendment reported by the CON
mittee was agreed to-ayes. 81; noes, "a
Dir. Strnger moved an ameDdnlept reducing
the tax for the purpose proposed - Instead OF 4
mills on The dollar. and supported BIS proposition
by al argument.
Mr. Wright hoped the amendment 10 the
amendment would prevail. IL We vent on with
the extravagsnt system Of taxation proposed, we
would make paupers Of lie whole people of the
state, without aiding anv one. Ii we set about
helping some people 10 walk. they would set
down and call upon Us to carry them.
Mr. Burnes, M. Collins, and others expressed
similar views.
After q prolonged debeie. Mr. Meredith de
handed the previous question. Seconded, and
the main question was put.
The proposition OF Mr.. Suinger to insert
three instead Of four mills, was agreed to.
AYES % nays 81.
The proposition of the same gentleman to in
sert 80 cents instead Of one dollar poll tax, was
lost Yes Sc; noes a..
The bill was then put upon It's passage, and il
was passed. Ayes 90: noes le.
Mr.. Beckett. saying that he bad been cut of
BY the ruling of the chair, under the operation of
the previous question, from offering some amend
ments, and supporting them by argument, he de
sired TO give notice OF his purpose of spreading
on the journal a protest against the passage of
the bill.
IA ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

Under this head The Journal omment upon
the Legislature of 1863 Ii refers especially.
and 10 terms of condemnation, to an act appro
priating SIS 900 to pay the expenses Of the SOlons
for their sixty days service in behalf of an IN
apprecistive people" IL also says: Some IN
charitable grumblers probably questioned the
good taste of the members in making such
prompt provision for themselves, before they
looked to the general interests of the state. but
can men eat and drink craftsmanship? or would
il satisfy the cravings of the great for food and
liquids to Gil their bellies with the east wiDdr'
The force OF these criticisms will be appreciated
when il is known that the Appropriation Of the
sun Of SIS 900 to which The Journal alludes
was the suggestion of the distinguished repub
licsu leader of the House. Hon. ID. G. BRAsHAN,
whose hobby Is economy. And IN this connec
ton il may not be amiss 20 state that the
object of Mr.. BRANHAM in proposing the sum OF
SIS 900. was to make the appropriations of the
legislature of 1863 Of such magnitude as to be
used a. an elecsioneering weapon in the canvass
of the next year against the Democratic party
The evil intentions of men are however often
defeated by their Own folly. and the bolt of the
Republican members of the House at that SEES
sion defeated the schemes of the economical
BaAxHAx and bis associates. They cared not
how much money was expended. or for what
purpoee. in fact they were willing any amount
should be sqaandered. solely for the purpose OF
making large expenditures. the cry of exIrava-
gsncs an argument to defeat their party OPP
'ponents
The Journal says but little business VAS done
by the legislature Of 1863. And why was there
nett A large nu mber of bills had been matur
cd. but the secession Of the republican member
of the House defeated their passage The very
exemplary. pious and temperate republican So
Ions, "a Mr.. BRsSHAx remarks. violated their of
fetal oaths, l~oafing for ten days in the pot houses
Of Madison TO defeat the will of the majority
Condemning the rebels for trampling upon the
laws Of the land and refusing to submit to a yer
dict of the people. constitutionslly expressed
the republican members Of The House COMMITTEE
the same crime. If only a little business VA
done by the legislature in 1863. the failure il
solely attributable to the revolutionary action o
BRASHAx, NKwcoMB & Co and their conleder.
stes, and they should not forget that this evi
example may return to plague them, for mos
true it 10 that curses, like chickens, come hon,
In roost
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

IL the reports be true. il appears that The REQ
cs are reciprocating the courteses Of BLsrR and
company. The telegraph states that AIExsSDER
u. SrKrskSs and r. N T. HUSTER are actually
on Aeir way to. IL they are not already in the
federal capital. Cor The purpose Of discussing The
differences vbieh caused the terrible contest in
which the nation has been engaged Tor The past
four years. When belligerer:s become willing
10 talk to each other. there IL hope that the con
sroversy between them viii be adjusted without
further blows. Such may be the re
suit OF the unofficial peace mission Of
BLAra and SIsGLEroS to Richmond, and the
visi. Of the distinguished rebels TO
which We have alluded. We must confess that
ve have but little hope that peace will follow
these negotiations. The Richmond papers Of q
recent date state that Mr. STEPHENS had eI-
pressed himself mos, decidedly against any set
Element OF our national difficulties upon the ba-
sis Of reconstruction. and this appears to be the
prevailing sentiment Of The rebel leaders. If
sach be the case. there is but little IL any pros
psct for peace by negotiation. We understand
the ultimatgn OF the administration is the aboli
ton Of slavery and the maintenance Of our terri
torial integrity a. it was before the com
mencement of the struggle. These conditions
of peace are as vide apart as the polls and We
do not see how the differences can be accom-
oda,ed by any compromise. No harm however
can arise from a full understanding Of the causes
which prccipi,ated and continues the fearful
struggle in which the country il engaged. Mos;
sincerely have We hoped and every good citizen
must most earnestly desire that peace may be
restored. but il can only be attained permanently
by an adjustment which will remove the causes,
whatever they may be. which have induced the
existing condition Of affairs but we confess we
cannot SEQ how this is to be accomplished by
peaceful agencies. The North will never consent
to separation. to a recognition of the ~indcpen-
dence Of the Southern Confederacy. IN.
less forced to do so and certainly this
contingency is not yet upon Us. Unless the reb
els are prepared for submission to the national
authority, the war will 60 on. and entertaining
the belief that they are not yet ready to yield to
that condition. we expect a continuance of hes
t~ilifies. and more determined and sanguinary thar
the strife has vet been.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02
INDIANA LEGISLATURE

WEDNESDAY. Februi

WEDNESDAY,. February l..
The Lieutenant Governor called the Senate 10
order At = o'clock p m.
GA motion. the reading of yesterdays Journal
Was dispensed with.
REPORTS sR-ox-CoNNITTKEs
were concurred IN, recommending the passage of
senate bills numbered ), "a. 30. 30. and senate
Joint resolutions >. IL and ~; and recommend
ing that senate join, resolution No 5 lie on the
table.
LEAVES or ABSENCE
were granted Mr.. Douglas. on sccoun; Of illness
ia bis family, and 20 the committee on elections.
sKv BILLS
Mr.. Williams, lI9. providing for the receipt
and management Of the congressional land gran
for the benefit of agricultural colleges
kr. Bradley. 100. district attorneys To have
the power TO administer oaths
Mr.. Pesen. I2l. amending section Ia of the
township business act passed FEB Is, 1883.
Mr.. Downey. l22. in regard to weights ard
measures
Mr. Cason. l23. amending sections -, 40 and
~ ii the assessment act passed GRe /. 1852.
Mr. Cobb. I2s, enforcing act - Of the state
constitution.
Mr.. Brown of Wells, lbs. for the register Of
ali voters.
Mr.. Bennett, l26, increasing the paw of Judges
OF the supreme and circuit courts 10 $500.
Mr.. Cobb. i2s. defining the boundarie. Of
Laurence and johnson couDties.
Which bills were read the hrst time aud .e,er-
ally passed 10 the second reading.
rHE eOvKkSoR's MESSAGE.
The one referring To suitable Offices for the
preservation OF state papers. was referred 10 The
committee on finance and the one having re
ference 10 the location Of al agricultural col
iege ss Richmond. his former residence TO the
special committe on agricultural colleges.
TEE HAnBoE on LAKE, MICHIGAN.
House bill No. Z. having reference TO . hsr-
Dor 90 Michigan CITY. VS. read the frss time.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02
HOUSE
The House met at 9 a. {

The House met at 3 a. m
The reading of the journal OF yesterday was
begun, when, on motion of Mr.. Miller, of Tippe-
canoe. the reading was suspended, and il was ap
proved without reading the concl usion
A MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR
was received, announcing that he had approved
House bill 40, relative TO the time of holding
courts in the llth judicial circuit, and that the
same was fled in the secretary of state $ office.
Also, a message inviting attention TO the sub
ject of providing a suitable building for the pres
ervation of state papers. Referred to committee
on WAYS and means.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02
MASONIC NOTICE.

a TTENTI0N SIR KNIGHTS There will be a special
"a meeting of Rspier Commandery, No. !, this Thurs
day. evening, at Z o'clock, for work.
=. COLESTOCK. +. C..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02
IS NOW

AT rHK-
ls-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02
First Class Entertainment,

Worth more than the amount paid, together xith the
full value Of the purchase money IN q Beautiful Present
Owoiog 20 the immense capital and vast facilities Of tn
Manu- securing jewelers. Association, the Directors are
enabled TO offer these EXTRAORDINARY fNDrcH-
NESTs, and pledge themselves 10 the public that Fair
ness. Importantly and strict Honorable and Generous
Dealing will Characterize their every act and promise
they zssfe.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02
TWO GRAND

TWO GRAND
~ - ~ ~
ENTERTAINMENTS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

The House joint resolution, No. IL. having
for ia object the extension Of time for the com
pleuon Of The obove tailrosd wac read three
time. std s1aliv PASSED without a dissenting
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02
RELATIONS.

Mr. Chapman offered a resolution, which was
adopted by consent. referring all motions and
resolutions concerning the present condition of
without debate.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02
JEWELERS. ASSOCIATION,

: Who at Twelve entertainments, given by this Asso-
citation, at the ACADEMY or MUSIC in New York, sold
upwards Of $50 200 worth of Tickets, and gave away
over 100000 in Presents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

~ The presents will be given immediately, - soon
as the ticketi Is purchased, so that ticket buyers receive
for ONE DOLLAR a tick ct for
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02
Metropolitan Theatre !

UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE NEW YORK
MANUFACTURING
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

We sre now open for the Sale OF Tickets and the Dis
Of Presents at the Compsny's Depot in the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02
Old Post Office Building, on Meridian
Street, Next to the American
Express Office.

The Depot hSs been Elegantly Fitted for the occasion.
aud the pubic are invited 10 call and examine the Goods
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

WEDNESDAY. February /.
The Lieutenant Governor called the Senate 10
order at . o'clock p m.
.On motion. the reading Of yesterdays Journal
vas dispensed with.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-11
BACON 81 NVCNLES
SHERIFF S SALE.
State of Indiana, Marshall County s..
Jonathan. Koiicl,
NS
John w. Cross,
and others

BY virtue offs decree and order Of sale made
at the February Term, lo63, of the Marshall
Circuit Court. and to me directed in favor of
Jonathan Koiicl against John W. Gross and 9th
ers. will expose 10 sale at public auction to the
highest law al bidder, on Saturday, the 9th day
OF MAY, s65 between the hours of ten O'Clock
n IN. and four O'Clock L. Nj. ut the court house
door in the town of Plymouth. Marshall County,
Indiana, the following real Estate, to-wit
Commencing at tie South West of the
North West quarter of the South East quarter
of section an. Township (33), thirty three
North Range (i)four East, and running thence
North upon, the open or quarter Section line to a
tract of land heretofore conveyed to said Gross
by one John Gait, Thence East on said last men
toned tract ofland to the center of the state
ditch, to point due East OF the place of begin
n;nc thence West to the place of beginning
supposed 20 contain fifteen acres, in Marshall
County, Indiana. If the rents and profits for a
term of not exceeding seven years not sold
for enough to satisfy said order of sale, | will
then ana there at the specified time and place,
offer "a i'm the above described, all the right tislc
and interest of the defendants in aud to the
above described property.
p35v2 " NJ LOGAN. Sheriff W.. C.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-11
CON.NTSSTONER s SALE.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an or
der Of the Marshall Circuit Court. made at is
FEBRUARY term sos the undersigned, commits
sioncr appointed by said court to make sale of
lands sought to be partitioncd in a case wherein
Frederick Hoover ct ais are plaintiffs. and Sophia
Hoover ct ais are defendants, will offer for sal
at private sale on and after the 18th day of May
1868, the following Real Estate. to wit: The
north alf of section six Except strip 40 six
teen rods wide off of the north side in Town
shin thrtv.two (32J north of Range three (3) east
in Marshall County Indiana, with all the improve
ments thereon. Said lard is appraised at $1,000,
and will not be sold at less than the appraised val
ue.-s3000 is to be paid cash INLAND, and the
balance in two equal payments, due in one and two
years, with interest. the purchaser giving notes
with approved surety, drawing int crest. and waiv-
inc valuation laws. a. {. CAPRON.
n3Iw3 Commissioner.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-11

Monday eyening. May Sth INST, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, By Rev. w. Lusk
r., Mr. CAREY w. SMITH to Miss MARY \
AIEMAx, ali Of Plymouth, Indiana,
Thanks for The liberal supply of excel, cake
May the honeymoon of happy pair last foFev-
cr.
"And may true love weave round their Eeai is
chain,
Which every passing m neat more endear;.
lnglc their hearts rs streams that seek the plain
Through fields Of flower, TO pass, but meier
20 part again"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-11
a couple of inordinate Individuals, from

a couple of inordinate Individuals, from
the quiet village of Etna Green, We are
informed, visited this place last Monday,
and in the evening entered beer shop,
south Of the depot, and after buying sew
eral glasses of beer on the principle that
the fellow bargained for ''Dawson's ale, .
were politely informed by TIE proprietor
that lie had not adopted that method of
trade. and demanded pay for the aforesaid
beer, which they had drank The two
customers became indignant at this de-
mand, and peremptorily refused to pay any
heed to him, further than to call aloud
for more beer which the inmutable
BAR tender modestly informed them should
not be dealt out without pay in advance
whereupon t ey took forcible possession
Of the bar, and after beating the proprietor
most >hamefullY, aud drinking freely Of
lager, left for parts unknown.
Late telesraphic reports say that jeff.
Davis * surrounded bv federal cavalry in
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-11
Bennett Pieters s. Go.
Sold by No. q River ST., Chicago.
Sur TEY TOE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
County Surveyor of Marshall County, Indiana,
will at the request of John r. Parks, proceed on
M,ndty the 18Th iy OF My. 1863. to
survey and subdy0c Section 81, T 33 n Il 3 f.,
in Marshall County. and also establish the cor
ners of the lands belonging to said Parks IN said
section, said survey will be continued fIom DIV
to day if necessary till completed.
Non resident owners otland in said section who
fail to meet ne at the time above mentioned at the
residence of John Parks, qnd defray provide
for defeaying their portion of the expenses said
survey, will he returned to the county Auditor as
delinquent, and such delinquencies placed on the
tax duplicate for collection according IL law.
n34 ]. NJ. ELlNGER, Co. Sur. VI G.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-11
APPLICATION EO, LICENSE

NOTICE is hereby giver that the undersigned
IN will. ut the next term Of the Commissioner
court of Marshall county. to he holdcd Mt Pym-
outh, commencing IN the first Monday Of June,
1865, apply for license to retail spirtuous liq-
uors in quantities less than quart. The loca-
ton on which propose to sell is on lot No l1e
in the town cf Plymouth, MARSHALL county. In
diana. JOHN G.. UASLANGER
May ll-;w
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-11

\. j. Holmes Esq, Auditor Of Fulton
County was in towr Monday evening last
When We saw him lie was being instructed
IN some of The sublime mysteries relative
20 an ancient structure of which many Of
ten speak and get of which comparatively
few know much However Jack seemed
bent ON acquiring all the knowledge pos
sible, and labored on in the rough and
rugged way with commemorate zeal until.
it is believed, he gained the Sublime OBJ
ject OF his search
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-11
real ESTATE FOR SALE.

a good stock farm seven miles from Plymouth
unimproved land in this county. we'll adabted 90
farming and stock raising, and Town lots improv-
eel and unimprovcd in Plymouth end Bourbon
for sale cheap. Terms part cash and resi-
due on time secured lay mortgage the premi-
sis. Enquire of
n2l--Ifn j. @ OSBORNE