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CITY ITEMS.

SKATING COATS.
Skating Goats.
Skating Coats
AL sizes and prices.
1880 liable Bros, corner eth and d.
AT REDUCED PRICEs.-Fine Single and
Double Breasted Black Frock Goats fine Black
DOeskin and Beaver Cashmere Pants, fine
Black Cloth Vests, at
A. STRAUs' Popular Clothing Store,
10ll Pennsylvania avenue,
between 10th and 18th streets
oRoIDE INITIAL BUTTONS
Oroide Plated Opera Chains,
French jet Sets,
Fine Rubber Sets,
receive this morning at Priggs Dollar Store.
No 45' pennsylvania avenue, between and
9th streets.
"A USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENT is Sewing
machine. This you can obtain on easy terms at
the Agency, G. BAUM's HOOpskirt and Corset
Factory, 40s 9Th street. Terms to suit the pur-
chaser.
Ladies GARMENTS at one dollar each Verv
large assortment OF Brackets. Immense stock
Of Jewelry and Fancy Goods for the HOLIDAYS.
Also, large stock Of fancy Brackets at one dol
lar each, at JOHN WALLACH's,
1921: $50 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
d1NPLHK has AL kinds Of Thermometers.
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BENJAMIN MILLER,
iO1 BRIDGE STREET, 0EOkGEToWN, D. O.,
Has for sale great many ARTICLES SUITABLE
FOR PRESENTS, such as Roman Scarfs, Neck
RibbOrs, Gloyes, Lace Collars, Shawls, Port
monp aies, Needle Books, Lubn's Genuine Extracts,
Alpaca Umbrellas, Blankets, 100 dozen Ladies' and
Gents Linen handkerchieis, Winter Dress Goods
marked down TO very. very low prices, Blue Black
Nelyeieens, superior Black silks. del5 I'm
EEORGETOWN DOLLAR STORE is receiving
NJ large and superior stock of Jet and Fancy jew
elry. ststuettes, Vases, Albums, Knives, Chromcs,
Picture Frames, Clocks, Watches, and Plated Ware
for the holidays. Wonderful bargains for 81 No.
10 High street. j. U. NICHOLS. nol5-2m
CAsH PAID FOR LADIES', GENTS AND
~ CHILDREN'S CAST OFF CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., at l.. GRABWOHL'S, 1917
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note by mail from
Georgetown or Washington attended to. oc26-Iy
V'HE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED sROE
BAZAAR in FRY NEW BUILDING, No rs
and I. Bridge street. Georgetown. d. O.. where be
has on hand general assortment of the finest work
OF all kinds In the District Of Columbia at the lowest
cash prices.
Also. an experienced gentleman to conduct, cut
and supervise the Custom Branch, which shall be
done in style and with fidelity.
. earnestly solicit An early call for the examine
ton Of my stock.
de- Inn sAMUEL E. GROSS.
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BOARDING..

ROARDING.-An elegantly furnished FRONT
ID ROOM for rent, with Board in private family
for $50 per month for two persons. Also, a large
PABLOR for rent. for 30 per month. Apply Mt ia
told No 10Th ST., N. 8. corner Mass. ave. d0-SL-
llOARDING-PleasantF FURNISHED ROOMS,
- with or without BOARD, at 123 18th street.
W. TABLE BOARDB Rs accommodated. de2s 81
"A LARGE FRONT BOOM al floor very desira.
"A BILE, S2l 18th street, east side near street
cars. Terms moderate. de2S-3t.
llOARDING.- Pleasant Second -,tory FRONT
- BOON, we'll furnished. suitable for two gentle
spd cold wstsr The ROOM and BOARD for two
TWO nicely FURNISHED south front ROOMS,
4 ct 9b and S12; also, communicative BED
Room. at $40; fire and gas, 03 extra. BOARD,
near two lines Of street cars A67 street, north
west. del9 tfr
ROARD-ln Georgetown, within one square of
I street csrs-Two comfortably FURNISHED
ROOMS, with or without board. in q priv to family
References exchanged. Apply - Cay street. near
Congress. de IL III
ROARDING.-Neatly furnished ROOMS, with
- first class TABLE BOARD. may be had at mod
crate rates, on application, at 9l9 New York ave
nue.. between 9th and 10Th streets. de2-lm'
NEwLY-FURNIsRED ROOMS FOE RENT,
~ with or without Board, at 3O7 street, be-
tween Sd and 4thJ convenient to departments and
Capitol. de2 I'm"
EIRST CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
l. FRONT kUOMS, 20 be had on reasonable
terms at a1, cor. Pennsy lvana avenue and 18th
street 0Vbd location and accessible. mh2s-N
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ANISEMENIH, &c.

EatlGsol RSofsr-"rop" and the capital bur
League o. "keBilworth."
Wells Opera Hs.se.-Jananschek in " Mary
stEart"
AarkTiter's Art Gallery, ass eth street.
Barlov's Gallery OF Oil Psintings, 1886 Penn
syvAnia avenue
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SALI OF A kHsIDzyCE-Fiteh & Fox have
sold, through E. X. Wilson real estate broker.
ne new three-story and basement brick resi-.
renee IN course Of erection By Joseph Redeem.
on street. between 10Th and 2ist streets
I" MAJOR General Charles Thsmas for SIS. 800
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rFARAERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK,
w. GEORGETOWN, ID. O., Dec. "a, 1870.
The Trustees OF this Bank have declared a divi-
dend OF three - per cent, payable to the Stock
W. LAIRD,JR.
DE 20 cost IPafrfotl Cashier.
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LocATioS CHAsssp AsATN.-John H. Surrat,
VI i.etIre AZ S.Tusi's Hall tonight, instead Of
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TBr AIR for the benefit OF the NOR cbfldrer
o. 81. aIoysius Parish, will be continued at the
,snOot ho1se on LIST street west, on SATURDAY.,
Aonoay, tuesday and "wednesday.
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GRAND CONCERT and exhibition of WAY vo,l.
81 Calvary Chapel this evening.
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Pness jewelry store, on the Avenue receive,
new styles to-day.
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WE FAVE Been SNOWY . specimen Of paint
ing On satin by Mrs. Flora King, OF Lancaster.
ONO, lady now In her seventy-eighth wear
which exhibits, for one OF her age, Cor Of any
age great perfection in the Art. Mrs. King
nas the satisfaction OF knowing that she placed
the hrst clothing on one OF Americas rreate.t
genersl--GeneralW W. 4. sherman
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TBR TBEATHRs-Janauschek has n benefit
al Walls Opera House to- night, whom .he viii
appear IN the great historical play Mary
stuart crowded house may be expected.
There good dosble bill at tbs National
Iheater tonight, for the benefit Of Miss Olivia
Rand and Bessie Sudlov. when the pantonime
OF Top and the burlcsqse " keailworth
will be given.
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MORE NovBrTY--The admirers Of the dram
and music will greet with pleasure the an
souneement OF the return Of the charming zc-
tress and vocalist, Mrs. Jas. A. Oates With her
ionic Opera Company. Their engagement .
Boston. which has lasted tor the past four weeks
vas the most brilliant Of the season. They ap-
ne1f, giving q change Of programme every
night.
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The BOARD OF POLICk NJ its meeting yester-
day, appointed L. B. Cutler. M additional pri-
sAte 10 DO duty ~ the I. =. Treasury Depart
mtnt Tor twelve months. Private John j. Hill!
was dismissed the force for intoxication. john
Deiany, Bernard Henze. John Neenan, VIM
b hahoony, james Kane. l.. Van Riswick
were refused liquor licenses Josiah v. Grant
was appointed private on the force, vice john
y. hill dis misSed.
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~ tsGAPKD PRISONER KEARREsTrD-Tbis
morning, detective Tillman arrested Charles
Anderson, one Of the men who broke ou, OF the
foiiee Court cell on "Wednesday last. TiIlman
has been on the track ever since his escape and
nhSIly traced bim TO the railroad depot, and
pulled him Just A. he was about leaving in the
early train. Anderson had been sentenced TO
JAIL nine months, sir months for assaulting A
woman and three months for resisting the Of
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A RAILROAD THIBF CAUGHT IN TIRE ACr-
tmcer Atehison, Who is stationed At the rail-
road depot, last night arrested q railroad thief
Who bad entered the sleeping car OF the nine
o'clock train, which vas about leaving for New
Iork, and took two valises, and was making a
Decline down street with them. He was taken
TO the seventh precinct station house. where he
vas searched, and several keys suited for open
ing the doors Of cars we're found on him. With n
package OF papers. among which WAS q deed for
some Wild land in Iowa and numerous railroad
ueEeu, showing that his vocation has been rob
berry OF passengers. He gave his name as Thos
heiler- which IS probably An alias. As il does
ink.
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BENJAMIN MILLER.

NEW GOODS FOB THE HOLIDAYS
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ChksIhAs CELRBRATION.-At East Wash
lngton NJ r. Church. last evening the SUNDAY
ssnool mao Christmas festival, under the di-
rection OF Mr.. SomerviIle. superintendent
Ihere was very large tree, with presents for
the children, and several Scripture characters
we're represented by the young lady pupils
some time was spent in singing, and . nur riber
OF presents were handed our 20 the pupils
The pastor Rev. ". a. ID. Clemmj vas the
recipient, lew DAYS ago, of $40 from the con-
Rresatlon, Tor which be returned his thanks IN
feeling manner.
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She denies all personal knowledge of Smith
having been in this city, and requires strict
proof. She further says that when Wanuall in
stituted his former suit she knew not what evil
dence he had that Smith was alive, other than
that which he produced, but he then did aver
and swear che was informed and believed and
expected to show and to prove" said Smith was
DENYING the relief prayed snd
petition with her costs, not dollar OF which
has been paid, and upon her refusing to ask tor
alimony, the court ordered the plaintif to sur.
furniture, &c, which order was served on him
but has not been complied with. She further
charges that since her return home in August,
1868, he has utterly forsaken and
BHsKRTED HER, AND HER CHILD;
that sbe has been prosecuted, misrepresented,
and traduced, BY the plaintiff and his family
necessarily since, and made an object of aver
sion and distTust; that when she sought employ
ment she was pursued or preceded by malig-
naency and4evil influence, and butf0r the coun-
tenapce and friendship Of persons whose conf
dence in her could not be shaken, she and her
child must have starved She charges that
plaintiff removed permanently from this Dis
trict two years since, aud has not been within
the jurisdiction OF the court until recently on Q
visit or for the purpose OF instituting these pro-
ceedipgs. She further states that she il In
formed, believes and expects to prove that prior
to the filing of his present petition, he connived
at the preparation OF
FALSE AND GROSSLY INSULTING LIBEL
upon the petitioner. and for its publication.
which appeared on the next day after the filing
Of the bill, the object of which was to defame
her character and hold her up to public contempt
the merits Of the suit; that she heard Of the said
proposed publication, and alone and helpless
endeavored to prevent the SAID publication
without success, and 1t has gone forth to the
asks for an order for alimony pendente lite, and
in conclusion 6cmuTs to the suffciency Of his
petition, and prays it be dismissed!
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10
ssPa's, OF JH:.., 3;T:sprt,

Our community were startled last
Saturday ~ Lows + the death 81 Judge
Elisha Egbert. Of South Bend The
deceased was W Il known here. having
lcen Judge j eur commo pleas court
for the p',t ci-htecn years, and had
'.any warm personal friends amang our
citizens llthou-h not possessed of us
deep LEGAL acuMen ~ :,ea.c who have
he'd similar positions. lis irrcproacha-
be private character and fine social
ualItles made him a ? pular public
ni1n.
On account If the shortne>s Of time
intervening between his death aud The
term Of the common pleas court in this
c unity last Monday. 40 appointment of
Il sncc, >s9r could be made in time to
hold the session. and consequently all
the business Of the term will be passed
over until the April term
The National inion. Of last Saturday,
confirmed the following notice of the
deceased, and the circumstances attend
ing his death:
1t Is cur painful duty 10 chronicle
the deaoh of Hon Elisha E"hert, iHlgc
OF the seventeenth common. olcas dis
trict. OF this state. He died last night
about | O'Clock of neuralgia Of the
heart The Judge has been IN III health
ior Some weeks but able most of the
time. to De around the city enjoying the
company Of i.i~ many friends. he was
out on the street yesterday, though lock
ing very feeble. He had retired on the
evening of his death, but feeling badly
GOT up and came down stairs and took II
seat on the ola, hi, wife sitting in the
same room lie hid rot seated himself
bnt few moments when he fell forward
on the floor and his wife sprineing TO
his assistance founi life was extinct
In the death of Judge Egbert. our
county .n.iers Il scyere loss He was
proabare jude Of this county III 1881
and IN ls.j2 he was elected Common
Pleas JUDGE. which position he held I'M
til he wa, removed by death Ever
courteous in his manner correct in III,
judgments, judge tebert Involuntary
became he f.iyoii,e 81 the bar, officers
and he public and the sad news Of his
death vii iii the hearts 1T his n',4cr
Gus friends wih a.uurnin", aud thTJw
IA pail of gloon, ever our whole city.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10
lyRs,On1s. EK:sn7kakee 81 Pa
ci:ic Railway.

In answer 20 the many inquiries rela-
tive t. the prospects for the early COM
mcnccment of work on the Plymouth
kankakee d Pacific railway. We are glad
u alle to state the most satisfactory
M ements have been concluded with
the Pennsylvania Central and Chicago
x Rock Island roads, by which the line
of road from this point west will receive
all the aid and Encouragement necessary
to insure an early completion of the
work
The Kankakee & Illinois River Rail
road company. and the Plymouth, Kan
kakee n Pacific Railroad company
consolidated at Chicago on the
18th Of October, rc-or-anizine under
the name of the latter company. The
officers of the consolidated company
are. James McGrew, of Kankakec
president Cha>. H. Reeve, OF Plym-
outh. president: -- of Kan
kaKec treasurer John G. Cushman. of
Plymouth. secretary. Since the con
solidatlon. meeting between the off
GERS OF ihe company AMI the represent
atiyes Of the Pennsylvania Central has
been held and articles Of agreement
have been duly signed. by which the
latter company and the Rock Island are
to finish the rad after the grading is
done AMI the ties furnished. and 10 op-
crate il Tor term al wears. securing
the Stockholders against any possibility
OF less. By paying interest on the strc&.
and 9uarante, ing the interest on ,hcir
bonds. Prominent railroad men are Of
the opinion thu Il better or more salts
f.ct ~ arrangement could not have
been reasonably expected Work will
begin at this end oi the line in a short
time. and the entire line will be com
pietcd inside Of ci htecn months.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10

SEw York. Ncy. 5 y cable to the
EcrH from london v Il number of
letters from the IiDrH correspondent,
were received here tidy, iior, which
we extract the fol. wing: Fearful dis
rrts~ and DIS. intent pr. vail IN Germany
.rown% out II the plplon@atinn If the
" r.. (which he journal, dare not speak
b cauSe No mercy l. shown Nv the niIi
tafy government The whole country
j. mors " aud materially IN the most
,ieplnrable condition, and ii is doubtful
how long the pub!ic indign ton can be
restrained by n.liil rry discipline Prussia
may yet greatly miurc France but she
i - cxh,u,tcd th1t she cannot CONQUER
Il ing William must 90 on un'cr the
same clnoiti as did the omperior
.i.cr the battles at the litl. 10th and
18th at .u"us;. when he d,red not re-
turn to Paris withuu' achieving success,
tn e unfcrbalance his previous d .sasters
William also seeks success before daring
- return TO Berlin.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10
The Election.

Elections were held last Tuesday in
Alabama, Dtlaware, Florida Illinois,
Kansas. Kentucky Maryland, sIassachu-
sets. Michigan. Missouri. Nevada, New
Jersey New York, Rhode Island, Ten
ne-see, virginia and Wisconsin. At
this wri;in- Wednesday, the news is
50 diSjointed and mcagrc that it is next
To impossible to arrive ut any correct
conclusion us to the result 1t is safe
10 say that the Democrats have carried
Mes York by at least 10000, in spite
of the Republican party, the admins
;ration and the American army and
navy. There is Il reported gain OF two
cong. essmcn IN illinois and one in Wis
consin We nope to Get more definite
news before going to press
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10
SIiFRIFF : SALE.

By virtue ofan execution issued ca ~
the ofiice 81 the clerk ~ the Marsha. cons
mon pleas court. 90 me directed on i4l--
meni IL favor % jo-iah Scott. AMI against
ioln Nankirk. George Nauhnk ard join
OFT a, principals. and James + Gem. ~
win bail. have levied "a the following
"o>crihod real estate. 10 vii:
The Sou'h-We>i quarter AZ the northeast
quarter OF section number twenty nirc 80
IN township munbcrthiris- a5 range
number one II east. Situated IN Marshall
county. aud state al Indiana, a the prop
grty OF john NaHAIrk.
And vii o:lcr tie same for sale AZ T..'-
iic auction the court house door -
the town 81 Plymouth. Marshall county.
Indiana. ga
Irjiay Norembrr Is. 1879.
between the hours Of loo'cloci a. n. AMI
! q clock IN The Law directs iotbe 81. ~
~ bidder for cash. wiihoui regard 60 ap-
praisemcnt laws. Subjcci L. redemption.
DAVID HON. sheriff " e.
orft1tl
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10
SHERIFF SALE.

>
i;y virtue Of an ORDER e sac ana L.
cree Of foreclosure II mortgage. is-nri on
If the Office of The a.. r1 - ihe Mar-hG :,
circ"it court. - mc directed. IN a iaa.-
meni in favor of Marcus l. o Pa karG.
and against Henry +. Nchriy. viii otfer r.
sale at p'thlic auction ou
Edoy, Nocca,Lcr IS. lo.e.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock = -.
ana 1 o clock =. m. at the ccar' hoase 4 9 ~
in plymou,h. Marshall county. state - T.
diana. the lav d:rec.- TIA, following ies-
crihed real estate. to-wit:
The west half of the southeast qrq-.c.
aud the northeast qnar;er of tho ~.gth-
casi quarter. al in section number iw,riy
TWO = in township number rhirty-i az
81 north, OF rang" number one east.
containing one hundred and twenty 20
acres. more or less. situated IN Marshall
county. ami state # Indiana. 10 the highest
bidder for cash. without rerar "a arpra;-c
ment laws. subject 10 redemption.
DAVID How. sheriff u &
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10
SALE.

~ virtue Of an order Of sale and J.
ere" of foreclosure Of mortgage Issued or-
OF the office Of The clerk Of the Nar-aan
common pleas c"urr. on a iuica.n; F.
favor of Elisha Erwin. ami against iai-.-
". Lynn. Polly Lynn. Thomas T. v'u.
John l.. Lynn. Susan l.. Eailcy. Weiilns'en
ia ley. Elizabeth Ncidie AMI Joseph Ne
Dig. 10 me directed. | ".ll of.or Tor s-.e q.
public auction. on
Fri'oy, NorcmLer =, $50,
between the hours of Ten O'Clock. a -. -
foir 0 clock p. IN, AZ the court house ce.
in Plymouth, Marshall county. lniiana. ae
the law directs, the following ie~crib.i r..
estate. to-wit:
10, number four I in Bolcy's adl:li.n
Ia th., town of Bourbon. Situated =. Ma
hall county, Indiana. - the hiche-'
bidder for cash. without ANY regard =.
valuation or arprais-ment laws. sut-
,iect 10 redemption.
DAVID HOW. SHERIFF NJ {
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution issued -.
Of the office of the clerk OF the Marsh.
circuit court. 10 ne directed. on iud.,re.s.
in favor Of George W. Johnes. William II
Berry and Charles Berry. and against IN.
ton VI. Galcn.ine, i have levied on the tol
lowing described real estate, to-,it:
commencing twenty-one and uc-ha'f
Oh feet south ofthe northwest corner o,
lot number one u ia Thomas X Scidig.,
part Of the town of Bourbon. thence Ca,
ono hundred and twenty-six fl3G3 f,c, =.
the alley, thence south twenty-one AMI one
half l2li } feet, thence west one hundred
and twenty-six l361 feet. thence north
twemty-one and one-haIf q feet 10 tire
place of beginning. with the right # STAIR
way and platform on the north ami west cf
said building.
And will offer the same for sale II r,b-
lie auction, at the court bous., door j,
the town Of Plymouth, Marshall couniy.
Indiana. on
Friday. NoremJcr IL, 1870,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock. d. y
and clock. p. m. as the law direc'-. 90
the highest bidder for cash. without req,
to appraisement laws, subject TO rei,.-l-
ton.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10

1t has been decided by the Board of
Regents of the University of California
to admit young gentlemen to the Uni
yerslty on an equality. in all respects,
with young ladies'. There are already
several applicants.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10

SHERIFF'S SALE.

iiEhirr : oALh-
ny virtue of an execution issued IN,
the office of the clerk of the N,,.ta
common pleas court. 10 Inc direcieI -,
judgment in vOr of James + F,fe =,
against Christian Neergari. L have lev.
on the following describ real est,af. :,
wit:
The north half of that part Of the nor,i
east quarter of the northwest quarter =.
section number twenty-one I2ll, towr.l;r
number thiriy-four 81 !. range number 49,.
II !, east, situated aud lying south and ,,.,,
of the Laporte road. supposed to contain
twelve and ore half l29l acres, in Mr..
shall county, Indiana.
And | viii offer the same FOR sale al ,a.r.
lie auction at the court house door in,sei,.r,
of Plymouth, Marshall county, and late -
Indiana, Gu
E@tay, NocemLn Is, 1870.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock n. H.. 81
o'clock p. IN. as the law direct. L, -.
highest bidder for cash. without regafi T.,
appraisemeri laws. subject 10 redcnriie,
DAVID How, Sheriff II.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10
DAVID HOW. Sheriff VI {
- HERIFF ) SALE.


Ry virtue Of an execution issued ont =
the office Of the clerk offhc kosciu ko c,rcut
court 10 nae directed. on judgment il g
vor OF John Y. Farwell. and others. AMI
against Milton VI tialcniine. and james q
Parks rolloVin hail. have levied CT tx
following real estate. TOW 1t:
Lot number three In Bolcy first aii;tica
to the town of Bourbon, WIKI ali the i'm
Pro' emeni- md appurtenances to the sa,1.
belonging. in Marshall county. Indiana, -
the property II Milton VI Ga,entine.
And VIII Offer the same for -ale. AZ tn
court house door IN plymouth. at put.
auction. On
Friiay. Noy,mLer Il. 1870,
between the hours Of 20 o clock Il m All
! O. clock. 2. IN. the law directs. - ihe
highest bidder Tor cash without regard 3.
appraisement laws. subject 10 redemp'ip;..
DAVID How. sheriff W. e.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-11-10

Thi. new FAMILY IACtGNEis caplble az
ram AL ..rtF of work -Irii tr.,i 70
hc inIn $50 e. hort time 10. 10 1rln hy
In;.cI! tcf'. W"ritiiI. al.t c.s SEQ" i,'>t. whom
II III v Cpc r.. that i i "" chrl"~t. - b.
tiGl. d, Leaf " ARRANGED iiic'iv 'iu~ted. easily
OPERATED. ,.ttd rnoot:iy running ofuil tIc Familv
Sewing N@r,ig'S II J. r.m rjlahl. not only iur
tic range ma Va~ir.y 81 iIS wine III, ~a az
liz. vIr = and different KINDS OF TEN RE
which II viii sew with raual ftcihTS and Irricc
toH Usin, Six Tvs 81 LINN cotton Fhr..ad.
iiue az oar. max ~ tie !NtEHL D'hED-
ELA>Tlt-> II t'u nj s,' Inih ~i,lc- of tae E.b
ric hus b";Iv, cloth or leather. may H..
sewn With great Strength and uniformity Of itch
AID iii il moGi"nt th> willing ana never G-arN;Hy
mac'nnr ma be .djusicd to- fine w,r'; 80 vaul,.
rosa fI~uc. ar tilr tucI,in,, al 1.f-iln
rniling or almost ANY Other WORK wa.ci d lcate
finger have been known 10 perform.
Purchasers ~on'. IA. CONVINCED 80: on Wv
Family Nh, hinc embudicS y EW add ,.->..-.tia'
prneiptt-. = simplicity 81 cuE.iractiJ'i II
operation uniformity PRECISE ;,rti..n a, amy
rat ct ~p-et capacity for rtir.r IHd virict. of
work eiih,r fine or c"ur>', lcasins Ill riva, he
bind it.