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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11

DARKEY OFFICIAL. - The Vallejo
Chronicle says the following was re-
lated by m eye witness:
Recently, OH the steamer NeU World,
bound for San Francisco, were fifteen
blue.jackets from the 0ssipes. A well
known farmer Of the vicinity Of Suisun,
Ed MEG, In the course of n CONVERSE
ton with two or three Of the sailors,
asked the meaning Of the pieces Of
tape and other marks upon the shirt
sleeves Of n few Of the "boys." Upon
being told that they were the insignia
Of rank, he seemed very much inter-
estcd, and inquired further rs to their
respective duties. One Of the sailors
was a negro, and had q white cord
around his neck. Upon his approach
ing the takers, the farmer questioned
him rs to his rank. why, sir" said
the darkey. with a broad grin, Else
dc officer what writes all de letters for
de crew." Two minutes afterward a
farmer was seen pacing the upper
deck,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11

The FREAKS OF FIGuREs.-Not n
single ticket in tho 18th, SD, Doth,
18th, lGSth and 10th thousands was
drawn from the wheel. Tickets num-
bered l32 thousand odd and 1SG thou
sand odd drew the largest number Of
prizes of any Of the thouSands-ten
each-but they were all for small
amounts. The numbers above 100000
drew nearly two-thirdi Of the large
prizes and q majority Of the smaller
sums, altogether 33S; while tickets
below that figure drew only 100 win
ming numbers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11
FROM SACRAMENTO.
Two More nishwaymen Caught

SACRAMENTO, November 10.-Supcr-
intendent Towne received n dispatch
this evening announcing tho capture
of two more Of the men engaged in the
second robbery Of the Central Pacific
train, who were brought into Salt Lake
City to-day. They were captured In
the mountains Is miles south Of that
city, and will he brought west by the
first train from Ogden. A telegram
has also been received from the COM
mandcr of Camp Douglas stating that
the cavalry detachment are In hot
pursuit of the balance, with u fine
prospect Of catching them. A still
later dispatch from Reno, received at
$ o'clock this evening, states that Cap
tain J. J. Green and James Eddington,
Of San Francisco, the former an en-
ployo of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, and Judge Plunkett, had
just arrived at that place with II OF
the robbers and over $1,000 Of the
stolen treasure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11
THE LATE ELECTIONS.

Hoffman's majority in the State Oh
New York Is between 3o'ooo anu
5000. The Tribune thinks that the
Government measures for the pre-
ventIon of frauds cut down the fraudu-
lent vote by 5000. The Times, on
the other hand, expresses the opinion
that the law did not accomplish much.
On Tuesday night rowdyism was ram
pant in New York. There were nu-
merous desperate encounters, in which
men were knocked down and beaten.
Three OF these afrrays resulted fatally.
The Democrats claim having gains
In Arkansas, but the returns come in
so slowly that some days must elapSe
before tho result is known.
Illinois has gone Republican by
$4,000 majority. General Farnsworth,
who at the last election had ll,WO
ma'ority, Is defeated by the Rev. j. Z.
S~toughton, editor OF a temperance
paper In Chicago. Farwcll's majority
over Wentworth, for Congressman
from Chicago district, is over 5000.
The Leavenworth Republican papers
claim that Kansas has gone Republican
by q reduced majority.
Wisconsin gives 6,OOo Republican
majority, and elects one Democrat to
five Republican Congressman.
Minnesota gives 1900 Republican
majority, and sends two Republicans
to Congress.
Tennessee elects a Democratic Gov
ernor, Legislature and five Democratic
Congressman. 1t Is thought Butler IRE
publlcanL of the First district, tRepub,
lican) is elected. lie is now under an
indictment for forgery.
Missouri elects Brown rs Governor,
The Democrats carry several Congress
sional districts.
Kentucky Is likely to elect one, ant
possibly two, Republican Congress
men.
Our latest reports state that Alahams
has gone Democratic, aud elects three
members of Congress out Of six. Th,
report needs confirmation.
In Illinois, the Democrats gain two
and possibly three, members OF Con
gress. The Legislature is in doubt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11

CuBA.-Onc Of the Jesuit Fathers at
Bclon College, Cuba, who devotes
much of his time to the study of winds,
rains and hurricanes. it is stated, pre-
dictcd, five days before their occur
rencc the hurricanes In Cuba Of Octo-
Der 9Th and 10Th. The mails that
brought the account of the latter storm
reported that the Father predicted a
much more serious storm on October
18th. S~inSularly, the Cuba cable,
which has just been put In working
order again, reports that on October
Both 4 hurricane occurred much more
terrific in its effects than any that had
taken place for some time. As the
prediction was verified only five days
later than the time appointed, the
storm rules adopted by the jesuit
Father deserve attention. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11

The NoRru AMERICAN LAxEs.-The
following figures are given as the lat
est measurements OF the great lakes
Superior, Michigan, Huron, Eric and
Ontario. The greatest length of Lake
Superior Is 1886 miles greatest breadth,
100 miles mean depth, GSS feet ; ele-
vation above the level of the sen, ca
feet ; area, $1,000 square miles. The
greatest length of Lake Michigan Is
500 miles greatest breadth, los miles;
mean depth, 900 feet elevation, 6OG
feet ; area. $4,000 square miles. The
greatest length Of Lake Huron Is 2O0
miles; greatest breadth, 100 miles;
mean depth, 600 feet ; elevation, 27O
feot ; area, 10000 square miles. The
greatest leng:h Of Lake Eric is $50
miles ; greatest breadth. 8 miles !; mean
depth, 81 feet elevation. 555 feet,
area, G,000 square miles. The greatest
length of Lake Ontario is $50 miles 4;
greatest breadth, G5 miles; mean
depth, 800 feet ; elevation, 900 feet
area, COO square miles. The length OF
all the five lakes Is 1854 miles, and
they cover an area Of upwards of $780,
600 square miles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11

some time ago an eccentric indivi-
dual In Paris suggested that tho au-
thoritics should utilize the wild beasts
in the .IDdin des Piamtes for the de-
Tense Of the city. He proposed that
the lions and tigers, etc, should be
distributed In the. suburbs, and left to
prey upon the PrusSians, aud declared
his opinion that by this means tho ad-
vance Of the besiegers would be de-
layed several days. 1t now appears
that tho animals have been utilized,
and In \ different manner. They have
been used for food !; and thus after all.
they may delay the capture Of Paris
some dayS.-Sdc. Record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11

HUMBoLDr CoUNTY.-Wc learn from
n gentleman who came in from Hum
boldt county this morning that Brad
ley's majority is about 100, but that j.
d. Minor, Republican candidate for
Secretary Of State, has $50 majoIity,
and that several of the Republican
candidates for county officers arc elect
ed, including Tom Julien for Senator,
the Sheriff, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11
A rusNY incident occurred at a New

A FUNNY incident occurred ut 4 New
York wedding the other day. A pet
Skye terrier. belonging to the bride,
slipped unobserved into tho church
after the party. He remained very
QUIET till the end of tho service, but,
OH the post-ceremonial kiss being adj
ministered, It entered his doggish brain
that his mistress was suffering an in
Jury; so he attacked the unfortunate
groom. Banks, yelps, screams, exple-
lives. Tablcau.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11

CoRREcrEp RErUHSs.-We republisli
the returns Of the late election in Gold
Hill. The corr cctions materially
affect several of the candidates-Phe-
Ian, Hopkins, Barber. etc. The errors
In the figures were purely accidental
yesterday, owing to the lateness III the
day when we received the copy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11

Ton MOONEY has written a letter to
the editor of the Cal, dated Liverpool,
October 18th IA good safe distance on,
In which he says that his bank was in
rs sound Il condition rs any other bank
in San Francisco. The depositors will
rejoice to have his statement proved
true; but they would like to hang him,
even then.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11

EMMA HARDISaE vas married in
New York OH the 18th Of October.
Her husband Is a Mr.. w. G. L. Britton,
of London. Our readers will rcmem
Der Miss lIardinse as the beautiful
lecturer OH the war, IN 1861.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11
B1Lxs IN PAcnEco. Tho Pachcc

BILkS IN Inc tacnccO
Gazette of the 9th instant says:
Some weeks since two young men
put In an appearance in this place, aud
proposed to form a class for instruction
In vocal music, In which they appeared
to be proficients. After raising a class
of some thirty pupils, and collecting
their fees In advance, the proposed mu-
steal instructors took Frerch leave,
and have not since reported. Rumors
come to us from abroad that the same
gentlemen, who went here by the
lame of Dooley, have been Success
fully p~racticing the same elsewhere,
under the name Of Dudley.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11
DENTH OF A VALUABLE HoRsE.-The
Antioch Ledger Of the 9Th instant says:

The well known thoroughbred marc
"Ruby." the property Of W. A. j.
Git, of Martinez. died last week of
d~iptheria. She was one Of the purest
tlloroughbreds in the State, and her
pedigree could DO traced back to ia
nous English horses Of the ":olden
times" At the late County Fair she
attracted considerable attention, and
was the dam of the family of colts
which took the premium. A short
time ago Mr.. Git refused $4,000 for
her. We spoke Of the diptlleria among
horses in this county a few weeks ago.
and have since learned Of the deaths Of
valuable animals, including
one owned by Mr.. Bent, Of Martinez.
The disease seems to be fatal only to
stock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11

CRRTIPICATR OF DEPOSIT
n on tho Agency Of the Bank OF California,
Gold Hill, dated September cath, 1870, No. a.
DIS, for $3.50, In favor OF Manuel Joseph. Pay
ment has been stopped. The finder viii please
leave the saBic with the editor Of the Gold Hill
NEWS, aud oblige MANUEL JOSEPH.
Gold Hill, November 8, 1870. nS.lot
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11
LATEST TELEGRAMs

lsPIc1lL TO q aoLD HILL DAILY SEws BIT
rus WESTERN UNION T1LkoRAPu LINE.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11

SrEwARr.-Scnator Stewart is in San
Francisco. He passed through Sacra-
monte day before yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11
Harris Elected.

A dispatch from Hon. G. N. Harris
received from Washoe City, last even
ing. places his majority In that county
at 40. This insurcs his election be-
You'd a possibility Of doubt. Amidst
the rush of matter and the crush OF
worlds it is pleasant to contemplate
this gratifying result.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11
EsinerRidn Csunty.

A dispatch received at this office yes
terday, from Hon. J. G. McClinton, at
Aurora, informs us that the Republi-
can State ticket has probably been car
ried In that county by IN average OF
fifty majority, with the exception OF
Tritle, who gets about 40 majority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11
AcmInnl
Cured nc Home.

Persons at q distance may be cured ut homo
by addressing q letter 10 DR.. Gibbon, stating
case, symptoms, length Of time tho disease has
continued, and have medicine promptly for.
wnrdcd, free from damage and curiosity, TO any
part OF the country, with full and plain dircc'
lions for usc, by incloslng $40 In coin, In n reg
Uttered letter. through tho Post Office OF
through Wells, Fargo & Co. day !
A package OF medicine will DO forwarded by
express TO my part OF tho Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor sill please
State the name Of the paper they SEQ this adyer
tiaement In. ed
Private entrance on Commercial street.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address, DIR. J.. r. GIBBON,
+. o. Box 1867,
n11.1y San Francisco, California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11
TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
NEW REMEDIES!
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No. 633 Kcarny street,


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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11

LsO, DEALER IN PICTUR RI.
Plain Autographs, photographs, Etc. =,
Frames OF ali kinds and styles ready on hand
and made to order. As I have u Complete As-
sortment OF MOuldings, / am prepared TO frame
Pictures In any required style.
Books, Cutlery, School Books, Song Books,
Sheet Music, etc, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11

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Gold Hill, NovembcrS, 1870. ns-n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-11
p OFFIC
STATIONERY,
BOOK, (.
PICTURE, AND
NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT
THE ONLY COMPLETE NEwsPApEI'
ESTABLISHMENT IN THE STATE.

Orders from the Interior solicited and promptly
filed. Price Lists and Catalogues
sent FREQ on application.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-22

Is the cXc.aula; on II customers after
LEAVING the new store OF Williamson <
Bergman, having, thcy say, bought
lno:e Goods for less money than coui,:
be bought at any other store III tow.
Thc lis Of ST. Niehaei's Academy
are now completed, and thereof IS icing
pat on II the citizens of Plymouth
arc willing to aid. we VIII saon have =
school OF sisters. equal, if not superior.
to any around here. Tbs Will be an
Improvement 20 the town, and VII give
4 chance to girls especially to receive a
good moral and scientific education; AMI
parents will no longer be obliged to
send their children to South Bend, Fit
Wayne. or other place, bat can send
here at less expense. In fact, those IN
tending to send their children to amy
school, would not lose by giving one
hundred dollars toward the erection OF
our academy. which is not for one re-
ligious denomination only, but for the
entire community Nor was it undeTta
ken to make money. but the primary
obice; was to supply the want Of Il coed
school Considering this, hope that
every one VII contribute according t.
his means. In the beginning OF Octo
Der, instead of thu end Of Sci TENDER.
we will hold fair, IN order 10 collect
evcry cent intended for this purpose /;
our charitable and generous ladies' VIII
thea have chance to make Their dona.
tons Finally. IN oreie: to maxi the
whole Interesting, and 30 a.ve cI.aHc-
Ia those vho can afford to give NJ ! J.
~. We sill sell ;ickct. On a horse sci
81 furniture, d uble hand organ. set Oh
iewelry, silver plated castor, and sever
Il other valuable articles, the distribu-
ton Of which will take place the last
evening OF the fair, or Few weeks af-
ter at festival. Thus a chance is Civ
en- to the old ard young, rich and poor,
70 Do something f1r our academy. Let
al religious and personal differences be
esehcwed. and all Unite e make per
! ct success. c. ZURWELLEN,
Pastor of st. tiichaeis.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-22
CHICAGO CcMxAENRy No 10 X I.
CHICAGO Sept 9Th lS1.A


70 Nessrs TiQyer, Hi, Caehmgn and others Of
The COMMITTEES q arrangements:
Gentlemen 0ed Brefiren:---At stated ccnclavc
of Chicago COmmandery, No. 10. X. T., held Men
day evening, Sept 5th. the enclosed resolutions
were unanimously adopted aud the recorder or
dcred to transmit copy of the same TO your COM
nit, c. Fratcrnally, Yours,
JOHN WHITLEY, Recorder.
WHEREAS. The members of Chicago Command
cry No. 10. X, T., of Chicago sccepted an Invita-
ton from TIE Masonic fraternity and others OF
Plymouth. Ind. To participate in the ceremonies
of laying the corper stone of the court house in
that city the 18th day of August. 1870 therefore
HesaiCed, That the thanks of the CCmma.ldery
hereby rendered to them for the fretcrnal re-
ceptiCn given u ~ that time.
RtsOlss1. That the courteous and knightly wei
come of the Sir kuig'.ts of our sister Commando
ries OF Indiana, upon that occasion, wiz be
remembered by the Knights OF this COmmsndery
with pleasure.
EesoIr-d That the thanks of this Commanie-y
are prominently due and are hereby rendered TO
the ladies' of Plymouth for their kind attentions.
and to the officers and citizens io- tn"ir cons slant
casion.
Resolre7. That the thanks OF This COTmandcry
are especially rendered 10 Sir Knights Thayer,
HILL Cu-h man and others for their HAPPY effnIt in
providing SO bOuhteously icr so large band Oh
visitors upon tina. day
GEO. II. GIBSON Z. C.
ARTHvE r. ATKINS. 9 q.
WA. WOODBURY., |. ".
Committee.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-22

AZ o joint meeting of the Ply onth Fire Depart
mint composed of the different companies the
following preamble and resolutions untni-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS 1t has pleased the Supreme Being OF
the universe 20 remove by death our worthy friend
and brother, Capt. William Darlington. therefore,
RsSolrtd. That the pIymo tn Fi-e Department.
and especially The L. H. IL L. Co. Of which he
honored member Tor years. deeply and sin
cerey depiore his loss, cut down as he wa III the
prime OF lie ard ia the midst Of usefulness: that
with sad .;T,i melancholy hearts we have paid the
:;t-T earti.l. tribute oil respect TO his remains
I Il; IL h.rI the Fire Dcra ,mcit has lost
ueri.., ni,.r.iAer, the community gotd snd "or-
cltizts'. hi- wife devoted an III: ct"natc ln~-
band. his children kind and induicent father,
and his relatives firm and true fi"nd.
That to the afflicted wife ard children we extend
our war;nest symDatacs and coincidence.
That copies of these rtsnlutionS b. furnished 10
the family ul the deceas 1, 10 rHL DEMOCRAT and
li- 5..k cGs: for publication ana that the same be
spread uLon The records .: the company.
j. +. LANGENSACGu
GEO. kOGNTZ.
MARTIN THOMAS,
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-22
CHERIFE"S SALE.

By virtue m execution is7ucd OH. Of
the office Of the CLERK of the Marshall circuit
court, to me directed, on iudgmca, n ia
vor cf Mary Frecsc and against John c.
Berlin. Andrew J. KeySer. and Isaac Drcese
reple7ia bail, have levied On the following
described real estate. as The property Of
JOIN. c. Boz in, tO-wit:
The northeast quarter OF tnc Southwest
quarter, and the northwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section number two.
~. township lumber th;rty-twc. f22i.
range number one ID east. containing
eighty (S0j acres, more or less, situated in
Marshall county. Indiana
And Will offer the same f5r sale ~ pub
lie auction at the court house deer il: P!ym-
outn, Marshall count, Indiana, Ga
Saturday, Ocfo5er 6, 1870,
between the hours cf 10 o'clock n. IN, an |
i o'clock p. H. rs the law directs, to the
highos. bidder fer cash, without regard to
apPrai-emcnt laws. subject to redemption.
DAVID HOW, Sheriff ii. c.
sePtl5f29
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-22
SuERIrFS SALE.

Ky virtue OF two executions 60 mo direct
cd out of the common pleas coTrt 81 Mar
shall county. Indiana. have levied upon
lot II in Railsback' J addition 10 Argos, in
said county. with I'll tcnemcEta. in! rove
mon's, rights and privileges aHpurienant.
n the property Of Allen Gollahcr. ana
shall offer the same for sale as tho lew di-
reefs, at the court house door in Plymouth.
on Saturday. the 18th day of October. 1870.
between the hours of o n. ILL.,. and 1 p. m,
to satisfy an execution first. in favor of ".
II. Ii. Stoner for Sl25. with accrued into
rest and costs, and next, IN favor Of Conan
& Moore for &1GS &C, with accrued intercs,
end costs. Sale for cash. To the highest
bidder. DAVID HOW,
Sheriff Of Marshall Co. Ind
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-22

sAiiCa AOiieA.
Ie ~ w..o;1 :. .le. concern. Notice Is
hereby given. s.aa. ca the application ~
Andrew a.ae1trous anal David Wilkins. tho
commissioners OF Marshall county. in the
state OF Indiana. a, their September tern,
1870. iii ,."oiut Ni.iia:n Garrison, !. F.
Molo: asd Stephen sharp. appraisers 10
view, locate ami assess tite benefits ard
manages 20 !he owners II lands 10 - affect
81 ~ i.r. posed ei;ch taroa-l Tie lands
III the follow i..~ ns.sa.a persons. N iSaur-
s5r TOWNSHIP. -; s-.a county; saii aoprais-
a., ~ Tife,f - =. it4.. Ls4ery "a snail run ~
al,tr et.ihe- 30 i.eeshe-c road. ~ tho
norshc@s. quart : 81 section number TWEEN
t.. In township number thHiy-three. range
-.url',es. io.is cas-. IN rr...aF. ;he aHih day
a; Srp'..nner. i>so. aAi T.: n and Their.
proc ec, III 4 northwest direction to view
frofn said ro.Bt in SAID sect % through The
.ar@= % Harrison S.airow "a said North
-ast quarter al eec,len nniaher twenty. in
township number ihir'y-:aree. range num-
hey fomr: thence through the land Of Da-
vii Miller in tkc "a arih-wes. quarter 81 See
tion number twenty. township number
thirty-three, ran.. i'snAer four: thence
through the iard Of Andrew Armetrou; in
tHc Southwest ftAt. III Va rNNAaht ht'i'tt
seventeen. township number iriy-tAree.
range nainber Jour east: thence onward
through the land o. James Biecs. IN the
Southwest quarter 81 section humber ses-
ca,con. township number thirty three.
range number four; thence onward through
the land OF Eli Suni,:e. - tic east half Of
south east quarter 81 section number eight
oel township number ihirty-.hgee range
r,f.--, lpr ,c.er G.-f f.eegee onward through
the land of David wilkins in the west haif
OF the south-eas; quarter Of section num-
Der eighteen. TOW ship number thirty three
in range number four east. The laad
through which the said ditch or drain is ~
rass. is chiefly maTshy land. interpreted
with some timber il places, and bushes in
other parts of tue roatc. The owners Ct
the above described lands all ocsnpy them
themselves. except SAID Eli Summa and ard
James Biyes. and one John Robinson occu-
pies the said land OF the said Eli Summs.
z. d. BoULTON.
eeDfS tDpsscan;' at-orncT
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-22

sS
10y virtue of an order Of sac .ni = dc
rec Gf forrriosn,c II mortgage isslled ct
!. The ellie Of the claTk g: the Marshall
c.rccit court. IN favo, al l. ;i.a nah Ne
,!,.on and against E!nunf :. scott.
- me directed vii c:fcr for sale 3: put
&c aG ''tcn OF
Safurday O~'oj"r Ii. 1870.
between the hours al 10 o'clock -. m. ana
O'Clock. y. IN, al The court house door il
plymouth. Marshall county. Indiana a. tn
aw directs. the following described reai
estate, ,0-wlt:
The south half of the sol.th-wes; fraction
wes; of The Michigan road, Of section eight
s of land sclccted in the Indian country.
con aiming ninety acres, more or less, sit
patea in Marshall county. Indiana. to the
higaes; bidder for cash without regard t.
appraiso mcnl laws. sabcct 20 redemption.
sep22 DAVID HOW, Sheriff N. C.