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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-18

An Indianapolis correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, writes as follows:

An Indianapolis correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, writes as follows
Already -and it is not any too soon, Ell
ther-Democrats are beginning to canvass
the merits of probable Candidates for the
Office Of Governor. They are determined
to put forward their ableSt and best men
ono in whom all the people have had
confidence y host Of good and true men
are being spoken of for the POSITION
Among them are Hon. William s. Holman,
Hon. Daniel w. Voorhees,, Judge Samuel
4. Perkins, Hon. Joseph +. Mcdonald,
Gen. Manson, Col Graham N. Fitch, Hon
Joseph X. Edgcrton and Col c. L. Dun
ham. All these gentlemen have ardent
friends, but az have been able to learn the
drift Of public sentiment, Mr.. Holman
seems to be the fayoritc. Judge Holman
is a man of distinguished ability and learn
ing as lawyer aud statesman, sound in
tegrity and great personal popularity. He
is now serving his fourth term in { ngress
from the Fourth District If non mated,
he will make 4 canvass that will tel fear
fully upon the ranks of the opposition.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-18

sells of Infinite Wisdom, but it will surely
come, and when it comes woe be to radical
demagogues. Better for them that they
had never been born. The time is COM
ing, aud that speedily too, when the peo-
pie will no longer endure these things
They are even now rising in the majesty
of their strength, and as they are allowed
a free expression of their views at the
ballot box. the usurpers. the perjurers, the
corruptionists who control the government
are being rebuked. If they inte..d to hold
on to place aud power. ,ney must go one
step further: t.ae people must be silenced,
the ballot box must be controlled By radi-
cal bayonets in the north as well as in the
south 4 reaction is taking place in the
public mind that foreshadows the downfall
OF radicalism in the north, and it is this
probably which the leaders see, and against
which they are endeavoring to provide by
means Of their Infamous reconstruction
bills and despotic military rule in the
south. These will prove but temporary
expedients. The people once aroused to
a realizing sense of their danger, will be
satisfied with nothing less than complete
cleaning out Of all the enemies of q con-
stitutional government. They will insist
on an adherence BY their rulers to the
Constitution of their country, and he who
comes not up to this standard will be reck-
oned as an enemy to popular rights and
treated accordingly. We would that the
time might soon come-might come before
the mischief made by radicalism shall be-
came irreparab!e
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-18
Sheriff. sale.

81 virtue &C commission and order Of sale
issued by the CLERK oI tie Marshal Common
Pleas Court, viii Offer sale 10 the highest bidder
ut public auction. ut the Court House door, Il
Plymo nth, Marshal, County. Indiana, o.
.Yturdoy August IQta, lSG1,
between tho hours Of o O'Clock \. VI. ana o.
clock ?. y. Of sad day, the rents AMI profits TO.
term not exceeding seven years OF the follow
ing described real estate, Situated il Marshal
County. Indiana:
he w est half Of the North west QUE fourth
of section twenty, <20) town dirty -dyc, 49,
range one Z east.
And III the rents and profits fail to sell for
sum sufficient TO pay the amount demlnlel by
said commission snd order Of sale, | viii at thC
same time and place. and ia like manner, offer :or
sale TO the highest bidder. it public aucticn, Tx
fee simple G. the eatre right, TILE interest anl
estate of Claris-a Vincent and Sarah Jane Yin
cent in and to the above described real estate, K
satisfy said writ favor CT Benjamin Vincent AXIS
agaisnt Clarissa Vincent AMI Sa.a h Jane Vincent
Said sale to be made withoU: regard tc apprAise
mel. laws.
DAVID HOW, Sheriff Marshall Co.
iGwJ,tSS
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-18
Steamboat Excursion.

The South Bend Register proposes al
excursion trip of the'cdltors and ex-edl;;;,
of this Congressional District on the River
Steamer, Schuyler COlf,x, from, South
Bend . 81. Joseph, Michigan. The time
suggested is when peaches are ripe, about
tie first Of September Such a meeting
together ofthe representatives ofthe quill
aad scissors would assuredly prove in the
highest degree interesting aud pleasant,
and it will undoubtedly be heartily acqui-
esccd in By the editorial brethren Of tie
District. We think our neighbor Of the
Register ought to include in the excursion
the editorial brethren Of the Tenth Dis
trict, aud "their wives and sweethearts"
ol-o
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-18
The Slrratt Trial.

We publish this week portion Of the
testimony for the defense IL the Surratt
trial. The evidence SO far goes to show
most conclusively that the prisoner was not
in Washington, nor within two hundred
miles Of there, on the night os the assassin
alton. One important feature in this case
is the character Of the witnesses summon
ed While the Government witnesses are
men Of the lowest Characteristic most
important Of which, and the only ones
that testified against him, had been con-
yictcd of some heinous crime-tlsc witness
es for the defense are men of Responsibility
and standing il society. Surrtt has prov
en- that he was in Elmira, \. Y, on the
day Of the assassination, aud that lie was
not in Washington after the 81 Of April,
1865. The testimony also shows that the
perjured villain that was hired by radical
detectives and pimps to swear against Mrs.
Surratt, Acknowledged that he was hired
to DO 50, and that he felt 50 guilty after
her execution Il at he would have made a
full confession Of his guilt, but for fear
of the Government pimps whose command
he had obeyed.
If there are any who had any doubts OF
the innocence Of Mrs. Surratt before the
developments made by this trial, all doubts
must by this time have been dispel!ed
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-18
The Last DeSpOtissn BIZ.

This important torch-and-turpentiue
document has been sent TO the President
and Is now in his hands. I he telegraph
informs US that he will return the bill to
the house in which it originated to-day,
with his objections when it will be imme-
dately passed over his veto and become
"a law Of the land" Sheridan is now
free to play the tyrant at will, while the
high and important Office Of President is
made subordinate to that of Captain in
one Of Brownlow's militia companies.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-18
The Coming Election In Per nsyl-
VHni0

The Philadelphia correspondents Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer gives good news as to
the prospects of the Democracy in the
coming October Pennsylvania elect: on
Cor6rmatory to this is the followir:, from
tie Philadelphia Age, which says:
"Iniarmation from the interior in licates
that an enormous vote will be cast hy the
Democrats and Conservatives in October
next This will be swelled BY hundreds
heretofore in the Republican rauks, who
are tired of the corruption, and nisrule Of
their party, aud who are wise enough to
know that .bs only hoYe &c ths countrv il
change"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-18
BOURBON CORRESPONDENCE.

DOCRBON, luc, u ulT, iO, 1901.
EDS. DEMOCRAT
Whiskey lawsuits are all the rage here
now The Justice office is crowded daily
to hear the details of some violation of the
''whiskey ordinances.
One of the original landmarks has beer
removed The spirit II ,l' has been ia
ken out Of the street and off the Il. Il
ground, and now faces the east ON Mil
street.
Some poor miserable thief stole the large
belt from Acker & Slough's saw mill, :
couple Of weeks ago. The belt was worth
over Sl0G.
An old gentleman who came to thi:
place in a visit from Ohio, took trip to
see the sights in Chicago the other day
Shortly after he entered the cars on his
return, he was applied to by sanctimonl-
ous individual for a loan Of twenty-6 sc
dollars to pay for some freight on goods
on board the cars for Plymouth, (to which
place the old gentleman had bought tick
ct expecting to remain there over night
Fifteen dollars-all the old gent could
spare-was given the applicant, and since
that time he has not been able to find
.his man." He says fifteen dollars is
cheap enough!
The shipments Of lumber from this
point is greater this year than any former
year. 100000 feet were shipped in tho
month of June, aud not less than 1000.
900 fee, viii DO shipped the present month
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-18
S;ssrvev NOG5cG.

Notice is hereby siven that the undersi gned,
County Surveyor CT Marshall County, Indiana,
will, al the request OF James Snyder proceed OH
the 26;h day of August, 1867, - survey and sub
divide the following lands in Marshall coanty:
Section 30, 7 -, Z ,, and also establish tie
corners Of The lands belonging 70 said James
SNYDER. in said section, said survey viii lc con-
tiuucl g cay 70 d.'y. :: aecczsar Ill cons2,et
q.
~ -resiient owners q. lands IL said section
who fail TO meet me at the time above mentioned
at the residence Of James Snyder. AMI defIay or
provide for deiraying their portion OF the ex-
penscs OF said survey, viii be returned 70 the
county Auditor IS delinquent, and such deiin-
uancies placed the tax dup'Icae Tor colle,-
ton according TO law.
A6w3 = 6FINGrp. Snrr.v Or
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-18

The rump has perpetrated another out
rag against decency and law in the adop-
ton Of a so-called supplementary reconstuc-
ton act. Finding that their former acts
would prove Intellectual to secure radical
delegations to Congress from the States
lately in rebellion, the July session was
held 20 invent some new measure OF deg
radiation for the people Of those States,
and TO give the military thumb-screw an-
other turn. The Chicago Times, speaking
Of the recent act, very properly suggests
that it should be entitled IAN act to ena-
BE negroes to elect radicals to Office" 1t
should be thus entitled, because that will
be its effect aud that was what was intend
Ell by its trainers. It was never intended
to admit the Southern States to a partici-
patton in the control Of the governmc ut
until they shall become thor oughly radical
lied in the Stevens-Sumner-P Phillips sense
Of that term. The men who control the
rump are even disposed TO keep out of
Congress all members from States hereto
fore represented, unless they are known to
be in favor Of the radical outrages hereto
fore perpetratc1 by the party in power
and willing to % as far as may be desired
hereafter In proof Of this we need only
point to the treatment which the Kentucky
delegation received when they presented
themselves at the Speakers desk to be
sworn in. Never cut Of the Union, ever
willing to perform her duties, furnishing
thousands upon thousands OF her bes. cit
liens to be offered up on the altar OF her
country at ner country's call, Kentucky has
been insulted, degraded and traduced, be-
cause she saw CT to ele.,t Democratic del
egation to represent her in Congress. 1t
there is God who il the aYenger of per-
Jury and fraud and corruption in Office,
then will the scandalous and perjured ones
who have done this deed be sorely punish
ID The time Of its inaiction may be de.
,s,ed for reosone known only a .he eo1a
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-18
The Next Presidency.

The Washington correspondent CT the
Cincinnati Commercial, in recent letter
TO that paper, gets OF some silly twaddle
in relation to the next Presidency. He
pretends to have an inside view Of the
workings of Democratic leaders, and says
that the Democrats arc to hold an early
convention and nominate Gen Grant. He
states also. that the matter has been agreed
upon by the members Of the National Ex-
ecutivc Committee, as he has been inform
ed by leading Democratic member OF
Congress. We rather think he has been
sold rather cheap by the aforesaid member
as punishment for his impertinence.-
Democrats are not in the habit Of making
con6iants Of their political adversares
with reference to political movements, and
the Commercials correspondent, has, gud-
geon-like, bitten at the naked hook and
been caught
Gen. Grant probably desires the Presi-
Dental Office, but he is much more likely
to receive nomination from the Republi
lcans than from the Democrats lie new.
err can be elected by the Democratic party
lis present friends, civil aud military, il
the Republican party would at once desert
him for even the commonest civilian, such
as Colfax or Yates or Morton, should BE-
accept the nomination at other ha1ds thar
their own All their past commentators
OF his loyalty, bravery and military PROV.
esq, would at once be lost amidst their
howls Of disappointment and their rawlings
over his supposed apprehension. He has
about az much chance Of being nominated
by the Democracy for President as Brown
lov does Of getting TO heaven, or Ben.
Butler Of becoming an honest man When
the Democratic party assemblies in Nation
al Convention, it will nominate man Of
its own selection, tried and true to Demo
cratic principles. one VINO, If elected. will
restore the government to its ancient pres
tige and popularity among the people
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-18

STATE or INDLANht ,,....
MARSHALL COUNT. : @''a0-'-i'A H.
Hugh 2 Dickson,
Henry WOODBURY.,
William Z. Compton.
~ y. BatChelacr.
whose true given name i unknown
Notice * HEREBY given 10 the defendants in the above
entitled cause. that the is pending before IN
and will be heard the 9th day OF August, 1861 al
o'ccrk \. NJ, and that IL has peen made appear By
the affidavit of competent person that said defen
residents Cf the state OF Indiana and by the
return Of the constable that earni>hee summons has
been served upon person. ALLEGED be Indebted to tire
defendants. Unless said William p Compton and :.
y Batched"r shall appear said abon. the will
be heard and determined in their absence.
JOHN q. OSBORNE. j. ?. fscAL1
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-18

I,a-.- ..-.......... ..'.'.... IL
Let no Township fail to be fully represent
cd in the County Convention, as business OF
importance aside from the nomination ofcan-
didates, is likely to come before the Convex
ton.
BY order Of the Central Committee,
c. II. REEVE, Chairman
\. G. CAPEoN, Secretary.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-18
SATURDAY, AUG. 10, 1867,

al one O'Clock T. NJ, for the purpose of NOM
mating candidates for the Office of Clerk,
Commissioner and Surveyor. The Democrats
Of the several townships are requested to
meet at the usual places Of holding elections
in each township Cor as near thereat as con-
vcnien,,) on Saturday, Angus. g. 1897, at two
o'clock P ~, for the purpose Of selecting
delegates to represent them in the County
Convention.
The basis OF representation will be one
delegate FOR every twenty votes cast for the
Hon. David Turpie, at the last Congress
fraction Of twenty not exceeding ten, which
gives each Township the following number
OF deleoates tO-Wit:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-18
= Ese-Ess, & 3sA

By virtue Of an execution issued to ne out o!
the Office of the Clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Marshall County, Indiana. on 4 .jadg
ment in favor of the State OF Indiana for the use
Of Bourbon Township against James II. Case,
Omar Davis, and Caleb Davis. ] have levied on
the following real estate in said county, to-wit:
Lot number Glteen IS in Thayer5 addition to
the town o. Bourbon, and piece bounded by L
line commencing at the south east COZ ner Of lot
number one, - in Martins addition to the town
of Bourbon, running thence north fly 500 feet,
thence west twenty (20) feet, thence south fifty
(5u, feet. thence east twenty (2O) feet TO the
starting pint, with tenements. improvements
privileges aud ap. rrtcnances to the same belong
ing, ON
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-18
AHSHALL COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,

4 Convention OF the Democracy of Mar
a,iail County will be held Of the COURT
HOUSE in Plymouth, on
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-18

.SaturdGy, .iegaSt ,,h, 1877,
between the hours OF 10 o clock A. VI I'D o.
clock p. NJ, shall offer for sale at public aucIr~ n
to the highest bidder, at the Court House door in
Plymouth in said county, said property, to-wit-
the rents and profits first for term not exceeding
seven years. If no bid is made therefor sufficient
to satisfy the execution, shall then and there in
like Offer the entire title, estate, right and
cia m of the said defendants in and to the said prep
erty, or enough thereof TO satisfy Tie execution.
Amount now due S5l7 20.
DAVID HOW, Sheriff Marshall Co.
46w3pfs $40
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS,


Eds. Democrat.
You will please announce the nar1e Of JOHN c
CCSHNAN as candidate for the Office Of COUNTY
Convention. TO be held at Plymouth on the 10Th dan
of August, 1867, and obiIge
MANY DEMOCRATS
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-18
Els. pensscra.. !.

EHs. Democrat:
You viii please announce the name Of MARTIN a.
RICE as candidate FOR the Office OF County Surveyor
subject TO Ae decision OF the Democratic County Con
Nention Ia be hcid at Plymouth, the 10Th day Of
August 1851, and o0lige
Navy DEMOCRATS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-18
ADpyicaGion rpr license

Notice is hereby given that Tie undersigned will a
the next term Of the Commissioner Court of Marshal
county. 10 be held the first Monday Of September
1851 apply for license to sell Intoxicating LIQUORS in
less quantity than quart. Our place of business anC
the premises wheron said liquors are 10 sold are 10
Gated on lot 20. So in the town OF Plymouth Marshal
county. Indiana.
1913 TYRRELL & SHAKES.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-09-13
NTcMAHAN has just received a complete as
IfI sortment of Equalization Bounty Blanks.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes of Laxative
Medicine.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-09-13
DIRECTORS.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

Articles for exhibition must be entered at the
office, and be on the ground by Wednesday noon,
and remain until the close of the exhibition on
Saturday.
They must, on arrival, be taken to the Superin
tendent for entry, and cards will be given to the
exhibitors TO be attached to the articles exhibited.
Exhibitors must be members Of the Society.
Any person may become member for the current
year by the payment Of one dollar.
All officers, superintendents, judges and COM
mttees, will report themselves at the office ar
rival, and as early as 10 A. NJ, Thursday.
All vacancies in the Awarding Committees will
then be filled by the Board of Managers, and the
committees furnished with books and blank reports
They will be furnished with cards to attach to
such articles as are awarded premiums.
The majority of the Committee will constitute
a quorum.
Members of the Society, and all who become
such during the Fair, by paying one dollar, will
be furnished with family and exhibition tickets To
admit the person and his wife, and their children
under eighteen years of age to the exhibition at
all times during the Fair-these ticke,s will not be
transferable under penalty of forfeiture.
single admission will be fifteen cents each time
No exhibitor will be allowed to act as a Judge
on articles exhibited by himself.
No horses or wagons will be ao cd to remain
within the Park unless entered for exhibition.
All articles, far as practicable, to be pro
duced or to be owned by the exhibitor.
No premiums will be awarded to unworthy ar.
ticles
The annual meeting will be held at Tontogan,
on the second Saturday of November at | O'Clock
p. Nj, at which time the officers and directors o
the Society will be elected. The premiums will
be distributed at the same time, and all premiums
not claimed within one year will be treated a!
donated to the Society.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-09-13
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Consumption Curable by Dr.
SGheuC7I'S MeOicIneS.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must be pre-
pared that the lungs i'll heal. omplish this
the liver and stomach must FIRST be cleansed and an
appetite created for good and wholesome food which
by these medicines will be digested properly, and
good healthy blood made thus building up the con.
stltu.ion, sCuENOKs MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse
the stomach cf all bilious accumulations
and by using the Seaweod Tonic in connection, the
appetite Is restored.
SCHENCK'S PULM0NIO SYRUP Is nutritious as
well medicinal. aud by using the three remedies
all Impurities expelled from the system and good
wholesome blood mode, vhirh will repel all disease.
II patients will take these medicines according to di
rections, Consumption very frequently In its last
stage yields readily to their action. Take the pills
frequently to cleanse the liver and stomach. 1t does
not follog that because the bowels are not eostye
they are not required for sometimes in dtarrha they
necessary. The stomach must be kept healthy
aud appetite created TO allow the Pulmonic Syrup
to act the respiratory organs properly and aluy
any irritation Then all that Is required to perform
permanent cure is, to prevent taking cold. Exer-
else about the room much possible, eat all the
richest food-fat meat, game, and, in fact, anything
the appetite Graves but be particular and masticas
we'll, 2S 2dWemozz