The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-04


F.R. MYERS. Cent Ticket Agent.
WeRfc Informed ,la. there has been more
maple sugar made the present spring in this
county than ever before in any one season.
= large quantity has been brougHt into mar
ket, selling readily At 1215 to II cts per pound.
Chauncey T. Page, the alleged murderer
ofhis wife and motherin-law, in Porter coun-
t. last winter, VIII be arraigned this week in
the Circuit Court Of that county. The case
viii be transferred to IL Porte county en- a
chang &C voaue.
Forrester's theatricals took their depart
NE frcm Plymouth last Tuesday morning
after playing seven successive nights to a
crowded house.
Thor- we're some thirteen of the inmates
Of tie county asylum discharged a fev
days aga. Soms &c these were other Wise
provided Tor, all some ought never to
have been sent there.
We understand that = few designations
have tahen nllee in The &c. ) E." OF
this Place. within a few days past. Thi-
isIel;. y democratic soldier ahouIl
se'ony to tic radical. ds~r.-lantern order.
The exhibition Of Miss Portions school.
4; Good Templs- hall lzt Friday night
vas a cre1:taole aEs;r. The pupils ac-
4u.tel themselves With ccnmen1ablc dig
ATTY, AID lie affair vas .'sasether = very
pleasant one. So says our rapo.ter.
Attention Is directed to tie card O.
armstrong & Tyner, Painters AID CHA
4lers; they a-e fac workmen, and viii at
'cad promptly -o all work inIrus;ed t. theil
care.
Attention Is also directed to The Profcs-
sional Card CT DR.. W. Jacoby in another
column. He can be found at his Office
OYER II. 3. Dickson & Cos Hardware
Store.
The Lirdell hotel at st. Lonis was to-
tally destroyed ~ fire Oh last SATURDAY
night. This, it is said, vas the largest ho-
tel in the world, AMI was built al a cost o.
over one million dollars. The insurance
on the hotel amount to $4,000.
We have at last lcen favored will
a few days OF pleasant weather. Tuesday
was a beautiful day, and there seems /;
probability that We are going to base
Spring-wea,her. Every che is fully pre-
pered for such 4 change.
Those who have rot yet paid theis take.
for 1866, will DC we'll to remember thar
tie time for payment withoct The addition
Of the penalty prescribed by law, viii ex
pire en- the 10Th of the present month.
Snow fell here last Sunday night. Gov
eE.ng The ground about an inch deep b,
Monday noon. however, it had ali d;sap
peared, aud Tuesday morning was usher
ed ia with al the appearance Of approach
Ing spring.
The election here on Monday passed of
quietly. The vote was light, only abou
two-ihiTds OF the voters 10 the TOWNSHIP
going to the polls. The entire Democrat
&c ticket was elected by majorities rangin,
from sixty TO one hundred and thirty-iye
--
a paper mill is to be erected in Plym
outh the present season, for the manufac
'ura # wrapping paper, and possibly print
Iag paper also
The building viii be Of brick and vii
prove a paying investment. for the owner.
ard a benefit to the public.
Ripler's distiIlery in Plymouth, tbi
State, was seized a day or two since b
Collector Eddy for violating the reveau.
iaw--hd Hsr1'd.
Mistake. Mr. Asrald, Ripler has 20 dis
tiliery il Plymouth.
The Democrats were successful i
Spring6sld, Ills, Madison and Milwaukee
Wis. on Tuesday at the city elections, il
tness cities. In indianapolis the Demo
Gratis have reduced The radical majority t
40, a Democratic gain oyer las. sprin.
election Of 7a3. The city of ST.. Pau.
MINI. gives he Democratic ticket LOO
rajorit7.