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CHARLESTON, Jan. 2O.-The Constitu.
ttqnal Convention was occupied to-day
In receiving and hearing resolutions,
all OF which were referred to the proper
Committees.
The first important subject to come
the report Of the Committee on pro.
viding for the payment of the members
and officers.
Among the resolutions presented, one
proposes that all State institutions,
such as universities, public schools and
colleges, shall throw open their doors
to negroes. Another resolution de-
clares that negroes should be admitted
to hotels and places OF public enter.
tainment on the same terms aa whites.
Propositions to relieve the people
from Indebtedness are abundant.
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From RnsI,tnrfn,,-

WASHINGTON, Jan. ala bill was
introduced into the Senate by Mr.. Pat
terson, of New Hampshire, to amend
the CIVIL Tenure act. 1t provides for
extending the provisions Of the latter
the President and the departments, ex-
cept such as are authorized by the
statutes.
The House Committee ON Banking
have agreed to the bill prohibiting de-
posits by Government officers in any
place where there is no Assistant Treas.
urer.
The Senate Committee ON Foreign
Relations took no definite action to-
day on the nomination of Mr.. Cox as
Minister to Austria.
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From san FrnnnInnn.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 2O.-Arrived-
Grace Darling, from Nereeid: Good
Hope. from New York; John Wooster,
from Philadelphia; Senator Weber,
from Hong Kong; Colorado, from Ma:
nilla; Matilda, from Port Stanley with
cargo; bark Orange, from Nassau and
g lasgow-condemne at that port
Sailed-The Belvidere, for Hong Kong.
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Fires.

PRo1vDENoE, R. l.. Jan. 2O.-A fire in
Westerly, last night. destroyed Ripley
q Brunning's building, containing q
grocery store, and Masonic HALL;
also Lewis q Bros. factory, dwelling
house and stable; and dwelling house
belonging to Miss Nellie Potter. Total
loss about $50, 900; partially insured.
CINCINNATI, Jan, 2l.-The building
on the corner Of Elm and Second streets.
occupied by the Cincinnati Chairma.
ker's Union, was destroyed by fire last
night. Loss about 500 insured.
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From Florida.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Jan. 2l.-The
delegates to the Reconstruction Con-
vention met at the capitol yesterday.
There was barely a quorum present.
Temporary officers were chosen, all ne.
groes. Subsequently, permanent or
ganization was effected, as follows:
Daniel Richards, President and Christy
White, editor of the Florida Times Of
Jacksonville, Secretary, both white
men. A negro was elected Asst Sec'y,
and most of the subordinate officers are
negroes,
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No more Need

OF people in the country paying three or
buy. The methods introduced by the DOL
LAR SALE principle, as Altered by GILMAN
a Co., ll9 Hanover street, Boston, Mas, en-
ahles Consumers to obtain goods Rt wholesale
prices, with almost unlimited allowing Of
exchange, and valuable presents thrown in.
Send for q Circular, or soEd Ten cents for de-
Hodpt1Ye Rltp. Great Inducements for per-
sons to act ~ Agents.
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YONKERS, May 9. 1864.

Messrs. Geo. O. Hubbel q %:
GENTs.-HRving used only two bottles of
your "Golden Bitters," can recommend
them with the utmost confidence as tonic,
particularly for q change OF diet and water.
1t Is as well for lau1eS and children, giving
them part OF q wlne-glaSg two or three times
day. Yours respectfully,
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From CoIuInbns. ONO.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 21.-The City
Council last night passed an ordinance
to build water works, to be, submit tilted
to the voters of the city.
There was aheavyJ fall of snow last
mild : q l34S5 Z q
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From BontOn,

BOSTON, Jan. 2I.-In the suit against
John Leighton, instituted by the Frank
lin Mining Company, for misappropri-
atoms of funds in certain transactions
in which the Company was interested,
the jury found a verdict for the Compa-
ny, assessing the damages at SIC, 600.
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READ THE EVIDENCE.


Messrs. Devtns d Bolton.
4EETLKMEN:-Forth the last eleven months
we're attacks Of Dyspepsia; so much so that L
could with difficulty retain a meal In my
stomach more than twenty minutes. At
night l experience great burning In or
about the heart; o general depression of
spirits, attended with frequent headache,
rlous cathArt1c compounds and stomach pre-
partitions without being afforded any ef.
lectual relief, TIL used four bottles of.'Hub-
bells Golden Bitters,n since which period
have not been tronbled with q single one
Of the above complaints. From the benefit
those BttterB have afforded me, feel II my
duty to express publicly my grateful thanks.
GEO. A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector
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Smuggling.

NEW YORK, Jan. al Washington
special says that numerous protests
have been received at the Treasury De.
partment against, the new measures
adopted to prevent smuggling on the
borders of Maine. The struggled goods
seized there last year were valued at
over S60, 200.
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M1NNRAPoLIs,M MIN, Jan. Alt. r.
O'Conner. d; school teacherin Richfield
in.this State, was put of the cars for
refnAinn to pay the extra ten cents ex-
acted for not procuring ticket, and
frozen to death.
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.getp 9aptrttsemeuts.
Revolution in Trade.

T ADIEs-You can receive for the sum Of
ONE DOLLAR, SILK, MeTino and Al
paccR Dresses, AhRWlS, BalmorRIS. Linen
Goods, embossed Table Covers, Watches,
JeWelfy, Silver Plated Ware, Sewing Ma
chimes, &c. Send clubs Of tan or more, with
ten cents for each descriptive check, and the
getter up OF the club Will receive a present
worth IS to $500, according 70 number sent.
Agents wanted everywhere. Circulars
sent free. PARKER q CO., Eucces6or9 to
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River and Wenther.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan, 2O.-River un-
changed. Six inches snow this morn
ing.
cNc1NNAT1, o., Jan. 2I.-weather
cloudy. Six inches snow fell last night.
Thermometer, S4e.
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9uapended ON Account OF Low water.

LEWISTON, Me-, Jan. 2O.-The wooden
mills largely owned by A. p. Morrill,,
at Redheld, have been obliged to sus-
water. Other mills in this State have
suspended for the same reason. All
the mills in this city are running as
uR0a1
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7OLDEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f,o,d,

GOLDEN BITTERB...-Hubbela Golden
BitterS are rapidly gaining worldwide rep
utation. Read the following
PARIS, France. June 2, 1854.
Messrs Hub6el6 Co.
GHNTs:-I can say that your Golden Bit
'teIs" is the most wonderful medicine in the
world. II acts truly in q most miraculous
way. Suffering with dyspepsia Of the most
painful kind, used the Golden BitterS pre-
pared by MeEsrB. Hubbel q Co., ana was cur
ed. am convinced that all complaints OF
ing you prosperity and great 81 cce8s in the
curing OF all the Complaints that afdIct the
human frame.
am, gentlemen. yours. with respect.
CASGNIER FABR1GOU.
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ust. Cour.landt st., MONTREAL. July1l.ls

24st Courtlandt ST.. MONTREAL. July II .'s4
such a blessIpg in my family that 1 cannot
refrain from sending you this testimonial.
In December last my wife was very sick
conflnement-aud EotBo very low that some
good stimulent was absolutely .eceSsary. l
Tried wine but It did no good. wing Q bot
tie Of "0olden Bittars" which .'4I been
given me by a friend, I thought wo0..l try
them: l had no faith IN themS yet thou Snt
would give them trial. can truly say
every dose. In one month abe was entirely
we'll and strong. Cheerfully do recon-
mend them TO all ladies rs q gentle and
strengthening sdmulant.
Yours, &C.,
GEO. A. ]. NORMAN,
l6T West 37th st., N. Y.
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From aeorrin.

AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. 2O.-Gov. Jen-
kins arrived here to-day.
A heavy rain accompanied by thun-
der and lightning, fell this evening.
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Life is Warml Death is Cold

CAr0nIe Diseases, Female Complaints,
Consumption, Liver COBPlainIs.
MEDICAL AND CoNsuLTIEG ROOMS, No. 4
ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, MONROE ST.
THOS. J. KISNER, NJ. D.,
DRACTICAL AND CONSULTING ply
L E1c14u tof all Diseases Of Chronic Ma
tnre incident To the human family, viz
Disease OF the Air Passages,
Nasal cAtarTh, OEenR, Asthma and Consump-
t1onS Is well aS All diseases of the Heart and
Digestive System,
Indigestion, Liver Complaints, DtaIThea,
DySsnteTy, Constipation, Piles, DC, and all
Affections OF Nervous System,
Irritation Spinal Cord, Epilepsy. Chorea,
SenTalgia and Nervous Debility, and all af-
fccdons arising from an
Impure State of Blood.
ScTofnIous Sores, Enlarged Glands, Ulcers
and Obstinate Skin Diseases, rheumatism,
HIS 81 stem In the only true and successful
one for the treatment OfaI
DfSeaSeS Peculiar 10 Females.
Painful. Profuse and Suppressed MenstTua-
ton, LeucOTThea, Falling OF Womb, with all
the sympathetic accom- apartments, such as
PGpitation OF Heart, Loss Of Appetite, and
General Debility, DO. Special attention
given to all
DtSe0s OF the Gentle. Urinary Organs,
via; Inflammation of Kidneys and Bladder,
Dnbolng and scalding of Urine, Dimcult1
DiAbetis, Economics, elect, Structure and
syphilis, 5permatOrrhea and tmpotency, and
al Nervous Anections consequent upon
YOUTHFUL LNDHcRETIoES.
The Doctor Il able At all times to give RatiB-
melton as To result Of treatment, dc. Com
muntcauonS confidential and promptly mo-
decd. Medicines, cash. A guaranty given
IN ell cases where personal and direct a1-
animation b made.
send ten cents for Peoples Medical Light
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One Dollar Each

WEBs Cotton Cloth. Dress Patterns. Pant
w Patterns, Sewing Machines, Watches,
Dry and Fancy Goods, &c., &C. Send Ten
centBI for Patent Pen Fountain, with slip de-
GcTi6ing an article In our one dollar sale,
Any person, (mRle or femRle,O can send in
a clu6of 30 to 1000, at same rate no cents for
each, y and get premium for so doing. SEND
IN REaIBTERED LETTERA. Samples mailed
EASTMAN q KENDALL.
IS Hanover st.. Bo5fnu Mo0s
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NEW 4UHk1 APIII z6ul ItbI.
Geo. c. HtIbbel q CO.-Gendesnen: We have
analysed your Golden BltterS, and md that
its compound parts entitle IL 10 the notice OF
the medical profession. Since our analysis
we have used It In Cur practice with very
satisfactory results, ana = y It particularly
well calculated to correct the HnGement Of
the digestive organs, such as dyspe EHia, dIRr-
rhoea, ack headache, cholic, DO, DC, and Is
n superior tonic for daily use In moderate
quantities for aged persons, and also for
those of delicate constitutions. Yours, &C.,
Doctors ]. +. q T. y. NORBUkY,
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we Send For One Dollar.

We 0GAA EO1 OA0 OOlldEs
TOLD and Silver Watches, sewin9 Ma
NT chimes, silver Tea Sets, SILK DTes5 Pat-
terms, Carpettng4, Domestic Goods, &c,, DC.
CIRCULARS SENT FREE,
giving full particulars Of our great One Dol.
Splendid Inducements offered to Agents
sending M clubs. Address,
LABOSTE BABBITT,
No. 50 Sudbury street, Boston.
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The Latest News.

ny the Union Line:
Once, corner Of Main and Monroe streets.
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MONEY AND sTooKR,

GOVERNMENT srocKs-Coupons 1872
HOS; do '64, 1077S; 1910 coupons, 1927
changed.
GoLD-139.
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THE QUALITIES WHICH RECON-.
j. mend the Wheeler and Wilson are:
1. Beauty and excellence of stitches alike
on both sides Of the article EaWed.
.. Strength, hrmneSS, and durability oil
seam, that will not rip or raVel.
3. Economy of thread.
4. Its attachments and wide range of an.
plication to purposes and materials.
): Compactness and elegance of model anG
finish.
9: Simplicity and thoroughuess OF con,
!. speed, ease Of operation ana manage
ment, and Quletness ofmovement,
Every one Is invited TO call and examine
these Machines at our salesroom, 90 Main
decIs WIN. SUMMER & CO.
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THE UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
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The dry goods market has been inac-
tive, and influenced somewhat by the
prevalence of snow storm, but prices
are steady.
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NEw YORK. January II, 1884.
Messrs. Geo. G. Hu0oel q CD.

I am, gentlemen. your. with respect.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-01-09
$23.19o.

This amount, judiciousiy distributed
among radical pets at Washington, is GER
tilted, by the clerk Of the house, to be the
"entire expense of the judiciary committee
"with the impeachment question" Among
the items Hon. Jas. NJ Ashley comes in
for $500 "for messengers to visit Quebec
"and ether parts of Canada to procure ey-
''idence"
There is no reason why taxpayers
should object to paying their taxes when
the public money is appropriated for such
meritorious objects as that Of endeavorine
to bring the country into disgrace by the
impeachment Of the executive.
Mr.. Ashley acting as the high-prest Of
radicalism, has, according to report, re-
ceiyed but mea9re slice of the spols
Congress should Immediately rectify thi.
matter, from the fact that his was an error
Of the head and not Of the heart he
wanted johnson impeached, but wha
amount Of evidence could congress expec
him to manufacture out of the paltry sun
of $500?
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circumstance in our presence over twenty
years ago.
The Tippecanoo river runs diagonaliy
through the township, from northeast to
southwest. The government surveyors
meandered he river from the south line
of the county up to where Tippecanoe-
town IS located, distance OF three and q
half miles. In the southeast part OF the
township there are some Ave or six sections
Of as fine land as any in the county. Vel
low Creek runs through that meek OF
woods, and affords an abundance IF water
for stock. There is probably not Que mau
out of every ten in The county that.las Ia.
remotcst idea what beautiful country il
is for farming purposes. La the south
west part of the township there are three
or four sections ofiich land AM well tim
bered. These lands at no distant day vii
be very valuable for the timber If fl
nothing else. In the north part OF tn,
township there arc some eight or MAC
sections Of choice good land, and tn
greater portion we'll improved, and th'
farmers vel supplied with stamps
Tippecanoetown vas laid CIT BY Hall
Kosbr and Searls, in 1893, on the ives
half Of the southeast quarter of section
eighteen, township 3 north, range Z Z
There is probably as good water powe
there as any place in the county.
The assessor returns FOR taxation 81
polls and 100 dogs. Value Of persona
property So. 700. Value Of real estate
s245,495. Total value of taxable proper
ty 1923, 1875.
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For the benefit of those of our readers
who believe that nothing good can come
out of Nazareth, We subjoin the late Or
der" issued by Gen. Hancock, Of the fifth
military district:
Headquarters Fifth Military District, J
New Orleans, Jan. l, 1868. ]
General Order No. l.
Applications have been made to these
headquarters implying the existence of an
arbitrary authority in the commanding
general touching purely civil controversies
One petitioner solicits this action, another
that, and each refers to some special con-
sideration Of grace or favor which he
supposes to exist, and which should H.
fuence this department. The number oi
such applications and the waste Of time
they involve makes it necessary to declare
that the administration ofciyil administers
ton Of civil justice appertains to the reg
ular courts. The rights OF litigauts dc
not depend on the vieSs of the general
They are to be adjudged and settled &C
cording to the laws. Arbitrary power
such as lie has been urged to assume, ha,
20 existence here. 1t is not found in tho
laws Of Louisiana or Texas; it cannot bt
derived from an act or acts OF congress
He is restrained by a constitution and pro
h;bited from action in many particu
The major general commanding take
occasion to repeat that while dischargin,
! iu1iciAi functions in civil csucos no o,r
suffer 10 forcible resistance to the execu
ton CT the process of the courts.
BY command of Maj. Gen. Hancock.
Geo. L. Hartsuif, \. \. G..
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The Homn Amusrmrur. -The cheapest and

THE HOME AMUsEMENT. - The cheapest and
best illustrated family Magazine published
stories, poetry, wit and humor. IL is just the
thing for the young folks. Published semi
monthly, at only $50 per annum Large and
splendid prizes are sent to agents raising clubs.
Agents easily clear SIX per day besides, every
agent gets one chance for every subscription
sent, in 500 in cash sent TO agents. Sample
copies with list of prizes, AMI terms and instruc-
lions to agents, sent by nclosing five cents.
Agents wanted everywhere. Address HoMF
AMUSEMENT, 7s Nassau Street, New York.
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EStg2g F5ct;@as

December 25th 1857 appraisemeLt of property
taken up by Edward CaYirdcr, living in Union
township Marshall county, Indiana. one year old
Steer, red and white spotted no ear marks, ad
praised at ten dolars.-Niae head of sheer-
one with swa!!o w-l0rk AMI undeIbt III the right
ear; one with square crop, and slit in right ear,
aud underbit and slit in The left forehead with
swallow fork In each ear one with swallow fork
III the right and underbit in the left one; buck
lamb one horned wether; no ear marks, ap-
praised at one dollar aud fifty cents n head.
w. Z. THOMPSON,
\. BUCKALEW
Appraisers.
We. the undersigned do solemniy swear that the
foregoing apprasemcnt and descrIp' ion were
made withut Partially, favor or affection.
w +. THOMPSON.
\. BUCkAbEW.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, a justice Of
tie peace of Union township, this 26th day Of
December, 1867.
Z PARKER, J. p.
John C. Cushman. clerk OF the Marshall
circuit conrt do certify the above to be 4 true
and complete copy Of the original report herein,
as fled in my Office Jan'y ID 1868.
JOHN c. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
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met organs and the Taylor & Farley Har-
monte }ieloleons Prominent ca the list
stands tie Vose piano, when has now won
its way to Tic favor Of tie public by It's
advantages Of combining excella nee
durability anl cheapnsss 10 q greater de
gree than any other pianos made There
are three separate AMI disl.aos styles Of
these Instruments, each Of which stands at
the head eff its class. TIE smalcst aad
chca7eat IS an excellent instrument. fired
With The French action and EasIsh dam
pers; while the other two 3les Lave top
lever hampers with Che French action.
Tho ftst-c,ass Instruments with the new
scale, y to y are .he largest made and
their immense sounding board gives them
wonderful power aad remarkable sing
ing toao. They are IN reality in every re
spect superb pianos aa1 are soll at very
low fsures-2Leaars. loot & Caly, Ell No.
CT Washington street axe the soc north
western agents for their sale
This is the last week of "Unl'nc," and
1t seems 10 lo even more popular than
when first produced. We're it possible 10
retain the 0Fara House for it, It would
Without dcU5trun To Tull houses Tor NO OF
three moaths set.
uCD
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Our late territorial purchases are the
objects OF much newspaper notoriety just
now, In view of the late "unquietness'
at st. Thomas, the anxious inquiry of Mr.
TWAIN for good "quiet' spot is ex-
ceedingly opportune. Alaska, too, comes
in for its full share of public attention II
the government purposes-as has been
suggested-shipping ice from the frozen
regions to our large cities and selling it
for one. cent per pound, in eader to pay
tho national debt, AIaska's ice mines. will
prove invaluable.
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60, - an -, = 60
New Orleans, with 200 tuas of produce and
aja44'e4 ne e' eP 80 r H.' S Low g' ir o
Inc nmPife SUNK al l, len run Oh lhe oa1'
No ives I'VE were ..'.C' lost ~ - 49,
,,. 80 1-,-.,,', ~. .'.-,' =
met ntls ely Ibis 'noraing' and decide upon
ts rleon .r ts aesb l,i 81 he 6eyt
democratic State convention.
r,,-.,,.oar ian
Hon. Oair Bowie viii be inaurnratcd GOV
0'''0- ' '--''''
10 - - - - ',.i T.
me-. me- @o l.,.;; 9 - ,r ;ncoi,.. ,,ariTo6e
in his city
CHEvESNE, Jan. 6.
Reanet. The printer. who attempted The
feat Of waIkieg 70 hours without rest and
or nourishmeut, after = honrs became
delifoas, ana had to s,on.
40 new ife9 sc,'''' ''-'.'..i mas 'S''''
conip1e.e9' anu "-'' v 2" .'-'"olI'"'
from jhe a,ar. 7th, vss shot and danger
ously wounded.
D~.., ~. y.H. 1.-The legislature bias
located the peallea.,aey at Canon city
and pissed . registry law
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CONGR ESS.

Congress re.assembled on Tuesday, and
has large amount of business on It's hands
Nothing of Importance has transpired in
the '.halIs of legislation" up to this date,
however, except, perhaps, vote of Gen.
sure against the president, and one OF
prospect" Cor Sheridan.
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JACOB HOLM
.IDIIN KENSER.
STATE OF INDIANA
MARSHALL COUNTY,
I'm Circuit Court, February term, 1865.
Seth Bailey

vs. For equita.
Abner A. Baiey,&l BILE relief.
Adclia f. Bailey.i
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by
his attorney, has filed in my Office his complaint
against the defendants and it appearing by the at
fidavit of q competent person that the said
defendants, Abner A. Bailey and Addia +.
Bailey are non-residapts of the State
of Indiana, they are therefore hereby notified OF
The tendency of said complaint against them. and
unless they appear answer or demu- thereto, at the
calling of said caus the first day of the nexster
of said court, to be begun and held at the court
house in the town of Plymouth on the first
Monday of February, 1868, said complaint and
the matters and things therein contained aud al
legged WILDE heard and determined in their alb
sence.
John C. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
C.. III. Reeve. rl'ffs Atty.
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EstraY Colt.

To Abraham Miller, justice ofthe peace of
the township OF West, in Marshall county,
Indiana:
The undersigned appraisers appointed by
YOU to value certain bay colt, lately taken
up by Andrew Krcighbauin, do appraise the
said colt at the sum of forty-four dollars and
fifty cents. The said colt is described as fol
lows:
Is a light bay color with white face and
n little white on the right hind foot No 9th
err marks or brands pcrceivable. Supposed
to be Is months old.
Dec ODD 1861