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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-01-13
LEGAL ADVERT'S,
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of two executions, one issued
out of the office Of the clerk of the Kos
ciusko circuit court, to me directed. on a
judgment in favor of John V. Far,cell and
others, and against Milton NJ. Gallentine.
and James O. Parks, replevin bail; and
the other issued out Of the office Of the
clerk of the Marshall common pleas court.
to me directed on a judgment in favor Of
Samuel Keefer, Orvilla l.. Knox, William
d. Ames, William II. Fayman and Walter
r. Marsh, and against Milton NJ. Galcn-
tine, and James o. Parks, replevin bail.
have levied upon, rs the property of the
said Milton Nj. Gallentine, and trill offer
for sale at public auction on
Saturday. January 20, 1870,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. M,
and o'clock, p. m, Of said day, to the
highest bidder for cash, the follouing de-
| scribed real estate, to-tcit:
Commencing t9enty-onc and one-half
(21!) feet south of the northwest corner
of lot number one o. in Thomas g. Nei
| digs part of the torn of Bourbon, thence
{ east one hundred and twenty- six 026)
feet to the alley, thence south tuonty-one
and one-half CID feet, thence srest one
hundred and ttVenty-six (126) feet, thence
north tsrenty-one and one-half T2l51 feet.
to the place of beginning, ,cith the right of
stairway and platform on the north and
rest of said building, with all the privi-
leges and appurtenancos to the same be-
longing, situated in Marshall county, and
state of Indiana, to the highest bidder for
cash, rithout regard to appraisemeut lasrs,
subject to redemption.
DAVID HOW, Sheriff NC.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of commission and order of
sale issued out of the office of the clerk of
the Marshall common pleas court to me di-
rected, on judgment in favor of Stephen
X. Hosmer and against Robert Leggett, l
have levied upon the following described
real estate, as the property of the eaid Rob-
ert Liggett, to-wit:
The west fraction of the southeast quar-
ter of section twenty-eight [2S], township
thirty-two [32 north, of range two ri
east, containing thirty Eight [3S] acres,
more or less, situated in Marshall county,
and state of Indiana.
And will offer the same for sale at pub
lie auction, at tho court house door in Plym
outh, Marshall county, Indiana, on
Saturday, January 20, 1870,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m, and
4 o'clock p m, as the law directs, 10 the
highest bidder. for cash, without regard to
appraisement laws, subject to redemption
DAVID HOW, Sheriff NJ, c.
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LEGAL AOvERTS,
G HERIFFS SALE.

= by virtue of commission and order of
sale issued out Of the Office of the clerk of
the Marshall common pleas court, 10 me di-
rected, on judgment in favor of Harvey
Slayer, and against Lewis Clifford, | will
offer for sale at public auction on
Saturday, January 20, 1870,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m, and
4 o clock p. m. Mt the court house door in
Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, as the
law directs, the following described real cs-
tate, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of the south
east quarter, and the west half of the
southeast quarter of section thirty-one
[8l in township thirty five C35 north, of
range two r east,
Situated in Marshall county, and state
of Indiana, to the highest bidder for cash,
without regard TO appraisement laws, sub
ject to redemption.
DAVID HOW, Sheriff NJ. C.
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SALE.

BY virtue Ct an execution issued out Of
the Office Of the clerk of the Marshall COM
mon pleas court. and to me directed, on a
Judgment in favor of Samuel Cavnsh,
Henry A. Cavnah, for the use of John
Cless, and against Andrea Rice, | have
levied upcn, as the property of the said
Andre,r Rice, and tcill offer for sale on
Saturday, January 20, 1870,
between the hours of 10 o'clock Q. m, and
4 O. clock p. m, at the court house door in
Plymouth. Marshall county, Indiana, as the
law directs, the following described real
estate, to-wit:
The undivided one-third of lot number
seven ri, in A. 7. Staples addition to
the torn Of Bourbon, together tcith the
undivided one-ihird Of the planning mill,
machinery, improvements and appurte-
nances thereto belonging, situated in Mar
shall county, Indiana, to the highest bid
der for cash, subject to appraisement
| laws, and redemption
DAVID HOW, Sheriff NJ. c.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue Of a commission and decree
Of foreclosure of mortgage issued out of
the office Of the Clerk of the Marshall cir
cult court, to me directed, on judgment
in favor of William G Matchett and against
James ii. Adsir and Julia A. Adair, l have
levied upon, as the property Of the said
james II. Adair, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
Lot number thirteen [13], in Martins
second addition to the torn Of Bourbon
Marshall county, and state of Indiana.
And / will offer the same for sale at pub
lie auction at the dourt house door in Plym
outh, Marshall county, Indiana, on
Saturday, January 20, 1870,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock q. m. and
o'clock p. m, as the law directs, to the high
est bidder for cash without regard to ap
praisement laws, subject to redemption.
DAVID HOW, Sheriff N. O.
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BY virsue Of an execution issued out of
the Office of the clerk of the Marshall com
mon pleas court, to me directed, on a judy
ment in favor of Henry A Reed, Edwin J
Reed and George w Reed, and against Mil
ton Nj Galentine, have levied on the fol-
lowing described real estate, as the property
of Milton NJ Galentne, to-wit:
The east half of the southwest quarter of
section number fourteen, [l4l, and that
portion of the southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of said section fourteen
T141 that lies north of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne * Chicago Railway, all in township
thirty-three, [33 north of range three re-
east, in Marshall county, Indiana, contain
ing one hundred and fifteen acres more or
less
And I will offer the same for sale Mt pub
| lie auction, at the court house door in Plym-
outh, Marshall county, Indiana, on
Saturday, January, Is, 1870,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. m, as the law directs, to the high
est bidder for cash, without regard TO ap-
praisement laws. subject TO redemption
DAVID HOW, Sheriff NC
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4 ENACTMENT NOTICE.

State Of Indiana, Marshall county Before
John Nef, Justice Of the Peace in Polk
Township
Charles NJ Richmond ! Complaint on Ac
vs. count and Attach
Augustus Beckwith. ment
Summons issued in the above entitled
| cause, and returned not served as to the
said defendant Notice is therefore hereby
given to the said defendant Of the tendency
of the above entitled cause, and that pro-
ceedings in attachment have been COM
menced therein; that said cause will be
heard before me at my office in Tyner City
on the 22d day of January, 1870, at 10
o'clock a. m, and if said defendant fails to
appear in said cause ut the time and place
aforementioned, and answer or demur to
the complaint of the plaintiff, then the same
will be heard and determined in his absence
Witness my hand and seal this 18th day
Of December, 1869
JOHN NEFF, Justice of the Peace
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DIroRs mouth, Decembe
for of due thereon for the 1863 and that the
chargeab leu amount on sadE
and the seal of the board Marshall
this o A.
(Seal) A c. THOMPSON, Auditor of Marshall County
DIToRs yno diana anuary 2,
lis
and advertisement much thereof u satisfy the due
in Marshal
rithn the hours prescribed by law.
(Sean A. c. Audit of Marshal County
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NOTICE.

TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has taken out letters as executor Of
the last will and testament Of Jacob Kno-
block, deceased. Said estate is solvent
JOHN SOICE, Executor
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Walnut Township, No. 10.

LIST OF TOWN LOTS
Returned Delinquent for the nonIymnt Of 7s due them for the
together ht tie 1863, in MurshaN
Indiana.
Plync nth Town, No. L.
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CHERIFFS SALE.

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who, upon investigation, found that
every dollar Of this money was gone,
in direct violation OF the Constitution of
the State, and iu direct viogatiou of the
express provisions of the Municipal
Code. Mr.Schweilzer, and other Dem
oorats, were not satisfied with this state
of affairs. But the Democratic town
ship convention put Mr.. Schweitaer on
the township ticket as candidate for
Trustee. We will see whether honest
Democrats can be bought off SO cheap
ly as that.
Iti is evidently the intention TO get
members of the Ring Clique" as Dr.
Clcwers calls them, again in power, so
that these transactions eau be covered
up for an indefinite period Of lime.
Can the honest portion of the Dem
ocracy Of Jackson break over party
lines, and crush this ring! They can
if they will. We will know what is to
be the fate Of our village, on next
Monday. H..
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Democratic Convention.

We attended the Democratic township con-
ytption on last Saturday afternoon. Some one
ghbminatet H. IL Chapman for chairman, but he
declined the honor. Rev, Lysauder May Esq
wns then made chailmOn, and James A. Aleshire
seerelarY Aleshiro tried to be excused, but he
had, TO stand tho pressure.
VT. Washam, John schweitzer and Gran
VILE w isempn were nom mated for Trustees. H..
y, Chapman and Amos P. West were announced
.As cand datss for Treasurer. The ballot result
ed as follows Chapman AZ, West 81.
David Pickrel was nom mated for Clerk.
For Assessor, VIM. KisBinger, (Old Billy QuilD
ard Robert lMcCIupg were announced Tho
ballot resulted, for Klsslnger co. McCluug Al.
For constables the names of VIM. II. Palmer,
John Burt, John Motz, james T. Titus VIM.
Mcdaniel, Charles Wooster, Charles RadcliG
and VIM. Dixon were announced All declined
but Palmer Wooster and RadcllG. These were
about 10 be nom mated by acclamation, when
Iiyine DungOn announced the namc of David IL.
VAriap, The balloting then comm enced, aud
We had TO leave, but We learned that tho result
was In favor OF Palmer Dixon and Varian.
We aso learned that our loquac louS friend,
Am. Scott wns nominated for Justico of the
Peace
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The Iron Business.

The city papers, such as the Cincin-
natl gazette and tho Columbus Journal,
which so very suddenly and so mys-
teriously changed over to free trade,
had much to say about the enormous
fortunes made by the manufacturers OF
pig-iron. We denied that fortunes
had, as q general thing, been made at
the business in this county. We are
informed by the Assistant Assessor
that neither Lincoln nor Latrobo Fur
mace will have any income TO return
for the year 1869 Here is an invest
mcnt of over two hundred thousand
dollars, which did not pay one per
cent profit. Orange Furnace is IN the
hands OF a receiver, aud has been for
more than three years, and is making
no money Limestone is advertised in
this paper, and will soon be offered for
sale
Tho iron business appears to prosper
no better in the neighboring county
OF Vinton, as the following, from
the Vinton Record, would Indicate:
1.-TWO OF the furnaces of this county
--Zaleski and Eagle-will probably re-
main idle this year, Zaleski having
been placed in the hands Of an assignee,
for the benefit of creditors and Eagle
being offered at Sheriffs sale on the
goth of next month"
The Record has the following, on the
same subject:
"The failure Of the Zaleski Furnace
Company has been the principal topic
Of conversation during the past week
among those interested in iron and
and furnace matters. The amount of
liabilities is not known at present but it
is believed the company is good for the
iull amount, and could have kept on in
business, il they had desired, or could
havO seen any hopes of making any
thing by doing SO, considering the low
prices offering for iron ID, G, Allen.
den has been appointed assignee,
A large number Of laboring men are
thrown out of employment by the clos.
ing of the furnace AS they will be
the principSl sufferers they can appro.
ciate the peculiar friendship OF the
anti-tariif men, who, by their agita-
tiou, are doing all they can to bank.
rupt tho furnaces OF this country, and
build up those of England
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Columbus and Tronton Railroad.

With most perverse inconsistency,
the Columbus Journal favors the cou-
struction Of railroad from Columbus
to Tronton, through the rich agricultu-
raj counties of Franklin, Pickaway and
Ross, and through the rich mineral
counties of Jackson aud Lawrence, and
at the same time lends its influence to
q reduction in the tariff on iron. Ifthe
railroad should be constructed, there
would Severalne furnaces be built in
Jackson county at once, provided iron
be let alone. But, reduce the tariff on
iron to even seven dollars per ton, and
no more furnaces will be built, and
most of those now in operation will 90
out of blast For months past, Scotch
Pig iron has been sold in Cincinnati for
less money per ton than the furnaces in
Jackson and Lawrence counties can af-
ford to make iron. ..I
1t may be better for the country, TO
crush out the iron business, and bank
rupt those who have their means vested
thereini to throw tens of thousands of
laboring men out of employmenti to
destroy the market the farmers now
have for their corn, pork and hay we
say such papers as the Journal may be
correct in all this, but while indorsing
such FREQ trade speeches as that Of
Judge Winans in Congress, such pa
pers might as we'll shut up their gabble
about railroads to the iron regions
Such railroads will never be built il
you take the tariff off iron, and if they
should be built, would not pay expenses
of running trains on them.
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Democratic Convention.

We were unable to be present at the
Democratic Corporation Convention on
Monday night, but we learn that it was
"a rich affair, and lasted until midnight,
end then broke up without nominating
any candidate for School Director
Tho following is the ticket nominat-
ed Mayor, John B. Connolly Mar
shal, John r. Rathburn. Street Com
missioner, John Gorham. Solicitor,
Porter DuHadway. Clerk, William
r. Hale. Treasurer, II. L. Chapman.
Councilmen, George Stevenson, George
n. Stewart, John Dauber, VIM. Ryan,
David M, James and Ward Lawrence.
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What Have they Done /!

Our readers will remember that some
months ago we repeatedly called upon
oartOwn Authorities to let the people
eknOw what they had been doing with
the public money. The taxes in the
town OF Jackson we're $S,6 on every
lons hundred dollars of taxable prop
sFty. This was the highest tax paid
IN any town In the State Of Ohio So
remarkably high was this tax, that il
eVAs Published as a curiosity, in nearly
every paper in the State. We repeat
ssdly offered, TO publish, free Of charge,
.sny statement our authorities would
finnish, Ba they 'rere AFRAID to lt The
facts 6ekaowa until after the april election.
bHdt was rumored that prominent
Democrat had been authorized to col.
tect money for sales Of lots in the Gem.
etery, and then ran of with the money,
We called attention to this rumor, and
asked for information, but no informa-
ton was given. The Herald said that
the statement required by the Statute
would be published in April. The
Herald also spoke of a large amount of
money raised by taxation for Fire
Department, AS there is no Fire De-
E partmeoL in Jaoksop,rwo asked where
that money was. The Herald refused
TO answer, but said the whole would be
published in April But a little light
I hos been cast upon this transaction.
Jeba Schweitzer, Democratic candidate
for Township Trustee, learning that
there ought to be sufficient money in
The ireasuryalo purchase q fire engine,
called public meeting upon the sub
ject. A committee was appointed,
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Township Convention.

70 The Republican voters Of Lick township met
at the Court House at 2o'clock on last Saturday,
and organized BY calling Judge Lougbon to the
chair, and appointing John NJ. Martin Secretary.
On motion of ]. L. 10 ncs, a committee of three.
on ordero ibusiness, was appointed by the chair
IEIs Jones, JACOB Miller and Moses stenber-
ger,wete appointed said committee.
The convention then proceeded to nominate
the following ticket;
Trustees, Milton Brown, John W. Cayey and
Elias Hildepbrapd.
Clerk, T. J. Edwards.
Treasurer D. W. Winfough,
'Abtessor, George D. Waterhouse.
y, const ables, John NJ. Ewing, Alex. Criswell
aud Jacob Crabtreee.
.Justice Of the Peace, AbrOm Ward Ordered,
That the proceedings Of the convention be
Published in the Jackson Standard.
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NEWS ITEMS.


A man named Carr, who murdered
Miss Fox, because she refused to marry
him, was hung at St. ClsirsviIle, Bel.
mont county, last week. He made ii
.mh cohesion. He cut her throat with
a razor, and then shot himself, and
tried to cut his throat, but he failed 10
kilfbiInself.
Bishop Thompson, Of the N L.
Church, is dead
The question Of excluding the BIZ
bic from the Public School of Cincn-
natl is likely to be the principal issue in
the election on next Monday. |
--Prince Pierre Bonaparte, who muir
'dered Noir IN Paris some time ago, had
bis trial last week and was acquitted.
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Cornnrntinn Convention,

r on last Saturday night there was quite large
meeting atthe Court House, tonominate tick
ct for the Corporation. Judge Longbcn waa
chnfrman, aud Wm. s. Martin Secretary.
2 The following ticket was nominated: May
or, J. Willard. ClcIk W. s. Baker Treas
urer, D. W. Winfough. Solicitor, j W. Long
bon. Marshal, II. c. Miller. Cemetery Direct
iogs, DaYld Lewis for one year, o. s. Miller two
years, A. Robbins three years. Street Commits
sioner, Samuel Rush. Councilmen, Moses Stern
berger, j.. L. .Ferree and j, F. Cook for two
years. and G. K Crumit, George Pugh and L, A.
Atkinson for one year.
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Notice.

William f. shtdegar, whose residence Is un-
known but s believed TO be nonresident Ofthe
State Of Ohio is hereby notified that Margaret K.
Snedegar ON the 12lh day of March A. D. 1870.
did file her petition in the office Of the Clerk Of
the Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
county of Jackson and Slate OF Ohio, charging
the said William 4. Sncdegaf with being willully
absent from the said Margaret L. Snedegar for
she may be divorced from the said William +.
Suedegar which petition will stand for hearing
a.t the next tenn OF said Court. Dated this 18th
day of March A. d. 1870. lat
MARGARET E. .SNEDEGAR.
BY IL ). RUSDY, her Atty.
March II 1S1O--6w.
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Notice to Builders.

Sealed proposals will be received until three
o'clock Of the 5th day of April 1870, BY the
undersigned Committee. for plan, and the con-
slructon Of suspension shingle roof on the
Masonic Hall, Jackson G. H., Ohio. said build
ing being co feet long by 40 feet wide. Com
Tractor to furnish all necessary material, bolts,
&C., to complete said roof; the main girts to be
OF good yellow poplar ralters, braces &C., to
he Of pine or poplar Bids to embrace separate
cost Of oak, lap, d-whte pine joint shingles.
Also, bids for the necessary brick work In
raising rear wall level with the front wall and
one gable. Said work TO be estimated by the
thousand in the wall. For further Information
INQUIRE Of l.. MAY,
A. ROBBINS
GEO. STEVENSON,
March 24-3w Committee.
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CoLuApus, March 26th, 1870.


DEAR EpIToR;
Since my last letter, both
Houses of the General Assembly have
passed resolution to adjourn on Thurs
day the 3lst Of March, aud since that
time much hard work has been done in
tho way Of rushing through local bills,
considering the yearly budget Of ap-
propriations and other matters Of abso-
lutte importance. Notwithstanding the
hard work performed, II will be impos.
sible to adjourn ON the day named, aud
the session will be prolonged another
week.
Mr.. Campbell of Butler some time
since introduced into the Senate bill
providing for an institution 10 be
known as House Of Discipline. 1t
is intended as a Reformatory prison for
incorigible youths who are too old in
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J. M. WATTS.
ALEX. DICKASON.
LEGAL Notice,

John Buckley. Of the county Of jackson and
State of Ohio, and the heirs at law and legal
representatives Of Dennis McCarty deceased
whese names and place OF residence are uns
known, are hereby notified that on the 29th day
of March, A. D., 1870 Joshua Il. ScarI9ck, adj
minstraor of the estate OF said Dennis McCarty
deceased, filed in the Probate Court OF the coun-
ty aforesaid, Petition, alleging that on the 10th
day Of February, A. d, lS97g the said Dennis
McCarty, then in full life, sold TO the SAID JohF
Buckley, the real estate hereinafter described.
and then executed and delivered 10 the SAID John
Buckley, his certain obligation IN writing,
THEREBY olhdllg hllhseil 70 convey 70 the eaia
John Buckley on or OetoIe the Z0tn DAY OF
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NOTTGE.

The creditors Of J. W. Collins, Receiver Of
Limestone Furnace Company, are hereby re-
quesed to forthwith make out and file with the
Undersigned, at the Office of the Probate Judge
of JACKSON County, Ohio. an itemized and detail.
ed statemenpot their claims against said Rcceiv-
err duly verified by affidavit, showing the nature,
amount and date Of the original indebtedness
for what purpose the debt was contracted what
renewals thereof, Ii any, have been made what
amount thereof, il any, has been paid and what
amount thereof is now due and unpaid, 10 order
that the same may be properly audited and re-
ported. j. w. L0NGB0N,
March 24-3w Special Master.
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DR., 7. h, Clewers says that the Democrats
blndloldcd him, aud kept lin out of the Ring
Clique, while they made scope goat of him at
the nomination. Blu, he and his friends win try
and make a scape goat of them ot the election
I. r. CLEWERS
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CATTLE FOR SALE.

have let Of lnu Young cattle for sale For
further information, Os 10 quality, age, price
&C. write TO Oak Hill T, o., or call On me at
Portland.
March ~, 'T0--9w W. w. EVANS.