The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-06

THE DEMOCRAT.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
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the DEMOCRAT.
Religious.
There will be religious services at the
Evangelical Lutheral Church next Sunday
Sept, 9th at 10 o'clock, 4 NJ, Rev. C.
Werner officiating.
There will Oe religious services at the
Court House on next Sunday, Sept. 9, at
o'cloed p NJ. Bishops David and ia
cob Miller, of La Porte county officiating
Joint Discussion.
The joint discussion between Hon. Da>
vd Turpie and Hon. Schuyler Colfax, in
Plymouth, will occur Friday, September
81, 1866.
DIED.-Recently, at his residence near
Bremen. in this county, ADAM HAAS. much
respected citizen, aged about Sc years, leaving
wife and large family to mourn his loss.
JUDGE TUhPIE speaks at Argos to-day
Let there be a general turn out of the peo-
pie to hear our noble standard bearer.
The railroad fare of those wishing to att
tend the ceremonies of the laying of the
corner stone of the Douglas monument at
Chicago to-day, has been reduced to So 5 )
for the round trip, good for the week.
JEWISH HoLIDAY.-Monday and Tues
day. the llth and 18th days of September
being Jewish Holidays, the grocery of l..
Nussbaum & Co. will be closed, and no busi>
ness will be transacted by them on either
of those days.
The September term of the Commissions
ers Court of Marshall county is now in
session, with all the members present
We understand they propose making an
appropriation to aid in building a bridge
across Yellow River OH the Michigan Road
very much needed Improvement
President Johnson and party arrived in
Chicago last night, and had a reception at
the sherman House. They will be present at
The LAYING of the corner stone of the Douglas
monument to-day, after which they will de
part for ST. Louis before returning to Wash
ington-
We observe our friend Maj. Ham at Bre|
men Tuesday, and his remar';s after the
speech of Turpie were received with en-
ihusiasm. The Major says he will be elect
cd, and we have no doubt of it.
We direct attention to the new adyer-
tisement in another column Of w. Ii. Me
Connell, who keeps on hand and for sale ;
good assortment of Groceries, Provisions
&c. which he is disposing of cheap.
Give him call One door south Of the
Parker House.
ATTENTION MEMBERs-The Easter
Star Family, No. Al, will hold its regular
commune ton at Masonic Hall, Tuesda,
evening next, at . o'clock, p. VI. APP
plications for membership will be received
Good music is expected.
III. G. THAyER, f. Patron.
Miss CARRIE ToAN, f. Patroness.
This week the time card Of the P, Fl
" & C.. Railroad is correct in our col
umns at each station on the road. TIL
many changes that have taken pace i
the time on this road in the last three month
has made 1t very annoying to publishe
who have had the time to change throug
each way.
Oglesby, in his speech at this place la
Monday, said the Irish heretofore ha
been driven up to the polls in drOves Xix
sheep, and if they would accomplish any
thing hereafter, they must show that the
had some dignity and manhood
Hon. David Turpie spent Tuesday nigl
at the Parker House, and was visited b
almost all the democrats Of the town
Judge Turpie is looking remarkably vel
and though he has been constantly on ii
stump for over four weeks, he Is vigoroI
and fresh as when he commenced, an
there is no fear of his failing to keep an
of his appointments lie feels confident
success, and is anxious to commence I'll
joint discussion with his opponent.
The Club meeting at Tyncr City last Mo
day evening was decided success III
School house was crowded. G. j. Wrigl
vas elected president ofthe club, VI. job
son, Secretary, and j. ID. Johnson, Urea