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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

Tn December number o: ihc American Threnolor
es Josrraaud - Illustrated h1 ',ie fell wing .o'e
al contents: C,oF E.,ia.g AMI T'ep lore y. Wool
"; Waste: Iiamsn n-scloi noni The lar Evfos'-
son. lemaIsi-l Women: s,eisl Iei~:ians: Eiis Howe
s~. Tss.a ,h'ns- ard H','c pse.sr; saa-ir= @. Tie
heart: >iti-aua sinner 4 Thought; Overcoming; \
Iit.'c Pi,o-,r..s. .sni,r.a hss riesn Clergy
q.e New .'srasaen Church, Tie study Of Philosophy;
Parasites: Palsy cared: Nai-dctars: Christmas rs
history: Separating falai-s; R"aeins snr Youth \
lasting present: TIE to-ic r. ssei IT: ,wich Joke:
Chapter Of Crime TURKEY snd is Sultan: "Ay pro-
sssion: Nor Growth ui'ver Cromwell his lie and
character; Marie A~toneife; 70 n Somebody :
Premiums for tn Iocpe Literary notice.: 10 co~res-
poadelss Publisher. parlment: General items: The
MODERN Eeyp,ian~; D-c-y in ti.e on Re.ions sicep
Adde'S Saraa.l L. u *, 80 broadway, Kew York.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

MRE RICE, while driving in from the country hast
SATURDAY. had runaway and ''Smashup'' cf large
dimensions Al the line OF the runaway he walk
ing lines in hand beside his buggy. when the horses
took fright jerted Mr. Rec uaae- orc or tie back
wheels and ''lit out After raBnng scfac distance
they brought up against couple of trees which were
standing together in the road breaking the neck OF ONE
horse and astonishing ire other OFT o. his-la~nsss
Before Mr. Rice came up with them. the unijured
horse cleared himself Ant disappeared and was not
found until tho next buceT wal eoInrete
wreck.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05
Gn.yiS Saio.


issued bY ths ers Of = N-r-haii rcuit
Court, o'ie- fG- - 'e T. the highest bslder 1T
public auction. IT tie Carrf house door ia Ply
mouth. Marshall co'Inty, Indiana, on
.Sf;gr3ay. D.c,aa's' 81, 1867,
ho,reoa 81. hours Il - o'c,o,k 4. " aad
O'Clock 2. y. Ct s4;t iay. the rents AID profits
for n tern. nCs ezeeeir- seven wears of the fol-
oninr describe. real estate, s'tua..i Ia Marshall
county, Indiana, to.slt:
10, number Steve (7l;n 3olcy's ;-s. addition
70 tie toRn Of Bourbon. county % Marshall, "a
.ta:e of In:ian.. - l3i,i down a "a numbered on
Lhe recorded p,st with al t..e teaenlen,s ana i'm
pravem nti, aTg,a-eA-Aeei aal privileges thereto
belonging.
And IN case tie rents a. profits i4il 70 sci for
sum sufficient - pay the anpunt demanded by
said .mnisslog ant order Of sale, / viii, at rho
sane lime AID pace. AM in Ike manner. }rr
fer sale - the hi-he bidder at public auction,
lie { sima'e or II entire ri-h., Tie. inreresl
and est = Of James p. i.vrc'i. 2hoia J. Lynch.
in III the above describe. al es,tte. - sat-
isfy st.s. W.T. in favor Of Blraati TIeatman ani
Augu TVS Trentmln, aG aclias' james z. Lynch
ard Ghoia r. Lynch, and James H. Porter, reple-
YIN bail. said safe to he made without regard 10
a: ? ,tisein ~ AVS.
Il. DAVID now, Sheriff VI. c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

THE LINZ or JEFFrEsov DAVIS, BY FRANK
H. ALFRIESD, Richmond, Va Late ed
Tor of tic So,tlsrn L.ierery Messenger, and
well kna-a from lis editorial connection
both during and since the WARMTH the
Richmond press.
To be issued IN one handsome octave vol
uian of from 80 to COO pages. embeilishcl
WITH portrait on steel, engraved il pure
Inc and stiplle, by Buitre from recent
photograph from life Price. bound in the
best English morocco clo;i. $50 per copy ::
bound in half calf antique, $3.50 per copy.
The above WORK IS now lar advanced in its
preparation, and VIII be published at an
carly date. It WI be sold exclusively by
subscription, and 4 bound prospectus is now
ready for agents.
IL the collection Of materials The author
has had the cooperation and assistance #
prominent officials Of very high position in
the late Coniei-racy and has enjoyed facili-
ties unsurpassed by any writer upon the sab
Jet Of the war, FOR obtaining Information
rom original sources.
The uorI, .s:ll form q full. complete, an
authentic biography of Nr. Davis, embracing
the whole period Of his lie, and viii shed
much needed light upon many important
subjects connected with the late war, which
have never been understool-or, q. best but
imporfecily .o-hccausc the facts necessary
to their elueidation have remained inaccossi
bic TO al previous writers. That such &
VOL. will be looked for with eager interest
ami that il i certain to prove one OF the ~ os
rapidly selling books ever published must b'
evident to all tor tenas anyl further par
ticuirrs, address The Caxton Pulhishir,
House, s. west Fourth street, Cincinnati, .
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

NOTWITHSTANDING tic weather fo7 tie past three
months has been pleasant coE'd be d'-ired yet
the cold snap comm,ncnG Friday morning was as
unexpected as clap Of thunder in clear Day ara
found very few people in 'his vicinity prepared 'r L.
Il created an immediate ard pressing deinahd oE oF'
coats buclss!oyes. undershiF's drawers ana sac"
Ike winter clothing. much To the gratnca'oh "a our
r.,nrcl.nnis having those articles TO sell.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

PEEsBYrrEiA. FEsTIvAL.-1he net receipts
Of tie festival las. evening, 81 en- III the base
,.lesls Of The Methodist church, for the bene-
fl Of the Presbyterian Sabbath School, were
$3.50. The ladies were gratifioa with the
number In attendance and express their cor
del thanks 20 al VINO assisted. ana especially
% TIE Pastor Of tie Methodist church and
LIS congregation. foi ti'r use Of Their pleas
AIT and COW oIient room.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

Pr.vTING OFFICE FOR SsLr.-Thc Apder-
son Plain DeoleT Is Offered for sale The Of
Gee j. enioFely new, and has good run Of
lob AMI advertising patronage. The Plair
county Democracy, ari any one wishing to
engage in The publication of a well paving
Democratic paper, viii End this an excellent
opportunity. For further particulars, al
dress ". Z. Cook, Pi:i. Dea'er Office, Andc:
son. Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

All those knowing themselves
indebted to us by note or account,
are requested to call and make I'M
mediate settlement Is we must
close up our books before The Goth
of December.
BUCK #, TOAN.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

:,cCEun & BRo, who commenced the wagon ana
5lci.snithing business last Nay have made and sod
fourteen wagons. and have orders for Three months
ahead This shows what industry and perseverance
will do rhcy started under somewhat unttvorao.e
,ircumstances hut b. stsiet attention 20 business
have built up trade second 70 10 other establishment
OF ,e kind in Northern Indiana Their work is FL y
Warranted and is said to b. equal 70 am made IN this
mart OF the State.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

number. II contains ION the Hearth Rug" THE
Great Panjandrum Himself '-Jennies Memory
String new '-Rhylne Of Little Red Riding Hood
the conclgson OF Camp Erucr'' besides number OF
sparkling poems. among which perfect GEM by the
Associate Editor. Mrs. Emily Huntington .ilcr en-
titled ''Ihe Baby's Stocking" music by George +.
Root letter from Theodore Tilion and an editorial
describing the beautiful process by which Chromos
made.
new volume Of the Little Corporal begins with the
next number. The publisher has determined to con
tinue bis offer OF the November and Decc nber numbers
free to all new subscribers received during December
Terms SLIGO year. Sample copy free II sent for be-
fore January 1. Address Alfred L. Sewell Publishcr
Of Inc Little Corporal Chicago, ILL.,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05
2sa:Il Atsi-essisfIen.6.

STATE O| INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY.
In Circuit Court. February term. 1863
John Hacenbuclr,
IS.
Nath,n i,l,zsron. \ Complaint for equitable
John " Il field, reliei ana iOF Injunction
and
Wiliiim Yeavrck }
Tie plaintiff in the above entitled cause. -
his attorney, has filed IN my Office ms complaint
ac inst the Defendant, AMI it appe trng by ne
affidavit of competent person tha' the sad de
lepaants, Nathan Pal;zgrolf AID John W. Hat
field, are non residents of the State of India IA.
they are therefore hereby notified of the rcnden
cy of sad complaint against them, and unie--
they appear, answer or demur tsereto, at the
ca ling of said cause on the first day oil tie term
of said court, 10 be begun and held at the cont
house in the town of of Plymouth, on the secon!
MONDAY in February, 1868. said complaint and
The matters ana things therein connected and d :
le.cd Will DC heard and lcterrnined IN their ab-
sence. Join = I CNi MN Ci'fA,
MA. Q. PACKARD. Pits Atty
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05
Agents. Wanted.

Eight or ter cool. actisc young men can find
a good winters j)b by applying soon to
II. REEN rs, or
K. NJ. Moi RILL,
at the Eel Warehouse. or CA address or ia:or
nation box 225, Plymouth post Office.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05
ETarri9d.

CRANFORD-RE RRY-As the NJ. T.
church. November 2ath. by Rev W r.
Mikcls, Mr.. IoEI CRAwFcRD and Miss
AzEL,A BERRY, al &C lymouth.
The cake was excellent. We pronounce
upon them printers boneGietioa.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

New PArEs-S. & VI EEeKza rr pos-
issuing a new paper in shi. place t. te de-
voted 10 literature the arts anil scier g and
80 forth The first aunlbec wiil &c Issued ia
few days. 50 look ou- for something rich
rare and racy.'
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

J. N. 7.oons, at ihe post-oi,ice, hes just.re-
cei7ed. and is continually receiving, large
assortment Of toys, candies. BOOKS, Christmas
and New Years goods, and everything ap-
pertaining to a ffs,-class novelty store. The
MAJ is going to Chicago this week to make
Cor the largest stock Of holiday
goods ever brought to plymouth. Can and
examine.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

TnE EIGHT HouR MOVEMENT. - All thc
merchants of Plymouth, with two or three
exceptions, have signed on agreement 10
close their places of business at 8 o'clock p
m. through the week with the exception OF
Saturdays Next week VIC will publish tao
acrecmca. and tie names Of thc SgheTa.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

III concert by the Bourbon BRASS Band a.! IN esfa!
evening. was very thiny attended; 50 much 50 that
the management concluded - .epeat It. or continue
until SATURDAY. evening The continued concert on
saturday evening was no hotter attended than on Fri
, ev,r from which It j. concluded In: The people
of Bon-,on-about thousand Of them, are dead in
Tie he'll" and have eats ;o- n.usc. These souls
ra dirk as Erebas Let no such people be trusted.
f. i. -:ame that an organization rejecting 50 much
credit on oar pace as lie hrd-s I'D. as ,ing the small
,,i.tance of al adin-.on fee TO az entertainment mt
dou'i, worth the money. are trsated 20 shabby b.
those ,.ho ere to b. h nea.,d hy =. Il is not for
th.ir own Individual neft they x the citizens @.
f.urlu o :, y ;llen4. lut !e- the purpose Of helping
,n bear lie xpe.sc OF The Yus hase Of one instra-
~. AZ cos- o. sixty d1ars. The i17irumcnt mus,
y. id for 4 was bough- with the assurance that ii'e
ei.iss Of tn place would turn out and, IN two OF
ir-s iga them cn5a.i. 10 pay .or the !Estfu
~ a.t bur tuocyenin-s have demonstrated 'aat the
hovs mus. pay teir own v.,y, il they wish to keep up
t,r organic st.on. qais they cen hardly afford to DO
end the consequence viii De that -ha be without q
band bccagze We are too 20 turn oGt ana b our
,.r. AID te small amount OF p cels, encourage
and as.- them to n in'ain their organization aud per-
feet IT, H. tlves IN tie performance o. their music
riev l,aee concluded 10 ral.r reore 'lort ;i''
date to he announced hereafter and il is hoped TIA:
there is any of The mill, OF human kiadne-s ef' il
cr cenz :iey VII! make +, manifest ly giving then
/ a crowd 4 house.
The band is composed o: ;he following named gentle
men:
u Sfoinhscl,. leqde~. e G. J,vcIl, 81 EGa.
'o.l" ,i,rl.nsn ID b9.s -. vcff. ist hes
Frank Johnson, drum IL Chamberlain Is; Il fiat
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05
alew Embellishments.

a PETITION TO SELL REAL ESTATE
Notice ia hereby given that HENRY /. Taplip,
Administrators Of the estate of Miuarh Taplin,
deceased, hns led in ny office bis petition to
sell the real estate OF said d,codclt. his person
al estate being insrIicien. TO pay hs indobtcdness.
December San, 1867
JOHN c. CUSuMAN, c .crk.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

Dox'r USE So0N-Nor any ofthe common
kinds Of Salerafas in making bread ifyou val
re health an, desire - have bread that IS pal
aiaale. Always use D. 3. Oeltnl u Cos
Best Clinical Sale ratus and leu viii have q
pure article. Il nay be had at the rrocers
It IS put up full weights others are short
weights.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

TIE recent fall OF snow has btcna COD send to
orr sporting men. l. D."ili,ins killed three deer on
Monday: fube Tyrfeu killed vry las-e :nrAcy' and
other hunters were rewarded with game o. various
f--,r.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

SO REWARD Some OF our honorable
competitors are greatly exercised for fear
some Of their customers viii get ohraied if
they buy goods of Us. Sothey assure them
in au earnosiness, that our advertisements
are hurhugs; TIA; there ) 40 tfuih ia them;
tia; they arc gos r7 to drug, cie. We viii
pledge ouiselvc. 10 give any enc City dollars
WHO viii come - Us with one Of our adver-
iise:nents and prove that We ever sail 3
woT,! in one or tbem that vas not strictly
true; and also will make the offer staining
ono Tor Is long time may do business
in this place The people evidently believe
Us, for cur business has grown until now 1t -
eqaa. to any in the place, and we are eneour-
. rcd tn continue - sell for cash ana strictly
al Oyr Pace. J. =. WEsrEEvELT L Co.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05
gcessIy %0fECe.

Having taken all tie accounts due orr pre-
iecessor, Mr. S. L. Harvey, on subscription,
we desire all these knowing Themselves IN
ocbtesi for the Dra0CrAT. 70 call md settle,
a. We wish TO start with an open record.
The uncxpirel time OF those who have
.overpaid will b. He'd by rs.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

WE have received the second number of
new musical publication called the Southern
Journal Of Music" published at Louisville
by WM. McCAnsEL. The Journal : deci
dedIy the best musical paper we snow Of,
and all who wish 70 keep posted IN the niu-
sical gossip Of the das, should 10. fail TO sub
scribe
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

Aswc fleapdered quietly Gown tie street
a few days ago, our attention was attracted by
an unusual stir ut the old stand OF KILL
KEsDALI q CO., on the south side of Main
street. ne mildly Gas is our WON'T inquired
the reason of the excitement. and were in
formed t'a. it was caused By sn immense ar
rival Of new family groceries at KELLY.
KENDALL d Co.'S, fwho have returned 10
their old standi, which, our informant told Us,
they were selling at prices wi.ici dofe,l com
petition. Elbowing passage through the
crowd we rent on our way rejoicing ct The
asvhfall o. Ugh Prices.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05
NJ A. o. Packard. Pl'ffs Atty. l..

The plaintiff IN tie above entitled cause, bv
his attorney. his fled in my Office his complaint
agaiust the defendant. and 1t appearing bv the
aili lavlt of n competent person that the dciend-
ants, Samuel breckenridge and George Swine
hart, are non residents OF the State of
lntliani. they are therefore hereby notified
OF tne tendency of said complaint against them.
and unless hey appear. answer or deRnr tn ere.c
at The calling Of said cause. on the FIRST day OF the
mkt term Of said court, to be begun and held at
the court house in Plymouth. on the second Mon.
lar in february, lSGS, said COMPLAINT and the
inaticrs and things therein contained and alleged
will be heard and determined in their absence
JOHN e. CUSHi AN, Clerk.
II. A. O. PACKARD, Pla 'tih's ATTY. -
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

FARvrRs anil l.uEErrwEv ATTENTION = or
S,IE.--@viatt's Patent Bob Sieds the best in use
Cali and see for yourselves.
CLEVELAND & REEVES,
II At the RED warehouse.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

The plaintiff in the above entitled case, by
his attosmica. has fled in nv Office his complaint
a -ain:l the defendants, and it appearing by tho
'li.savit of competent person taat The sali ae-
It uciants, He'll :. skinner, HELEN C. Skinner,
are non residents OF the State Of Indiana.
hev axe therefore hereby notified Of the
penIcncy of said complaint against them. and
unless they appear, answer or demur thereto, at
calling of SAID cause on the irst day OF the
term fsaij court to be begun ard held at the
courthouse in the town of pivm' nth on the sec
ond Monday of February. l-G1. said COMPLAINT
nd the matters and things therein contained ana
allcrel will be he heard and determined in their
absence.
JOHN c CfISHMAN, Clerk.
Nrrrrrrf.n < CALgIvs, PITS Atty. Is
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

Mr.. STILLS, who was 50 seriously injured
some days ago, while digging well, Las died
of his wounds.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

Hereafter al advertisements for insertion in the
Democrat VIII be subcc; to special contract with ne
publisher.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

The Ir.LcsTRATKD ix.UAI. or PHaESoi.-
oGY AND FnYsIoGsoMY FOR lSGc-noS ready
contains a rich collection OF original and
timely articles, among which arc The marriage
of cousins, and tie effects; advancement G;
PIrenology Circassia and the Circassians
Jealousy-its cause and cure; George Pea
body Senator Wilson; D'Israeli; Peter
Cartwright; Victor Hugo: Miss Braddon
How to become & Phren0ioe ist; IonsieuI
Tonson, with II illustrations; mind Unite,
by matter; two paths OF womanhoo,i, Illus
trated; Bismarck; TO Phrenologiea. students
Phrenology and its uses, the whole profGsei
illustrated; PIP. 81 Price 81 cents. I'd
dress 5. r. Wells, $50 Broadway, Office Phren
illogical Journal, New York.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

TIE L. b. church has arranged Tor Christmas Tree
ON he a5th 10 which the sunday school scholars Of al
the churches are cordially invited
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

T. The highest price paid for prolace at tn :
new warehouse Of Koch { Co.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

For SAFE. IN improved farm Of AGH
acres, - miles from Ply'aoaih. This farm
viii Oe sold cheap ana en- easy terms Az
piy a. cncc, %
CosEIN ( EANyATT.I.,SEUrc
Over The Bank.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

THE Commissioners court M; last noni,y, ends
still In session
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

IL Blac'lsm,ths who wish to purchase c9al for
their winter use can be supplied -ith the best
quality of Pittsburgh coal, by calling on Koch (
Co. at the new warehouse.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

IL The best # Pittsburgh Lump AMI Fine
Coal kept for 81 e At the new warehouse OF kocH
* Co.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

II Koch ( Co. At thc new warehouse have a
supply Ct the best O..io Lime.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY.
In Common Pleas Cocit, February term. l95S
Martin =" lnino,
Samuel Breckenridge end } Complaint for dam :
George Swnehtrt rs d: ages, attachm ut
rrincinal ami aid 6arnishee
William Ycarlick as
glrnishcc.
The plaintiff in tue above entitled cluse by
his at orteY his fled III my Office his complain
lrains. the defendants, AM it appearing by the
afi av.t OF competcnt person that 10 IND d"
fenC.4nts, Samuel Breckenridge ard GcorGe
Suiuchart are non-rcsidents of the state al Ia
diana, the, are there ior9, hereby notified OF the
nende cv IF said CONF laint against lhem, am
unless they appear, answer or demnr thereto. 81
the calling Of said clrsc on the FIRST day Of iAe
t. N of sid court. to lie begun and held a tn
ca'rt house in thc town OF Plymouth on the iir,
! Monlay OF Fehruare. 1861, said 90 npiaii.
ami tie matters ard tal . therein contained Az
all, -esl Viii be heard and determined in their no
scnce. JOIN tuHiiM a ", O4eiA
MA. o. PAcKARp, Plf's Atty.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

I. Ti-a; the wants of tie youth Of the
Ianl demand The united aaG gorous e-aoris
OF all christians in their behalf
2. That We will give 70 the Sunday.
cans cur hearty support, ara pledge GUY
selves To attend the schools and meetings
thereof. and la every laudab.e means strive
to advance this intor.st III our township.
3. That this Convention appreciates tie
kindness, of the whiting brethren, Who have
so efficiently assisted in it, lahors.
I. That the thanks Of this Convention are
rendered to tie Marshall County ftpHot'e u
ard the Plymouth Democrat Tor gr uit"G'iy
publishing the notice of this COnye ''"n
> That the count papers be requisite! .
ilr1,ish the proceedings OF this Convention
and the Secretary he required to forward 4
copy TO each publisher.
4. POTTER, Secretary.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

The members III the German Evangelical
Lutheran church, II their place Of worship.
elected the following officers ior the casuinr
wear, commencing January ist. 1855: John
IIollam, j. r Langenhaugh ana G. /. Lu'1.s.
trustees; Fred. Miller, George kooutz am
Chas Ebal, yestryTcn.
Mr.. REvEH,RaER lal a fine horse stolen
from his stable. in this place, on last SsiEr
lay night. Mr. r. ascertain: Chat { n.a.,.
with horse snswerin: The description of
The one stolen. had askcl far LODGING at t'le
house Of ! gentleman At Urges, aad t,iai
while there the horse broke away and ran TO-
wards Plymouth Mr. T. took the back
track from Argos, and fnuai h;s horse near
RICHARD Coz BAIEY s. where il had beer
caught by some one, aud was awai-iH-, iis
owner. II Is not known by whom the morse
1as stolen. but those Interested have 'strnn
suspicious, and viii eadcavor - bring tie
:hief 10 justice.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

A-rol.rsIE.N1s.-Dr PAGfS, Of South
Bend, Ind, VIII re at the following PLACES
whore he clr he consulted }yee q charge. III.
persons afflicted with chronic diseases and
especially ny CID patients, arc requested 70
cali and see ne
Bourbon. American house, Tuesday, De
ccn.ber 18th
fnwood, hotel, Wednesday. December 18th.
Plvmouth, Paracr house, Thursday, De
cem5er i9ih.
argos, hotel, Friday, December goth.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05
slip statistics reported eight sunday schools

slip statistics reported eight Sunday schools
IN the township,four of which have suspend
ed during the winter. The number OF
children In the township is about i,G00, one
third OF which attend Sunday schools. There
has been alou. - conversions of those con.
nccteti with the different Sunday schools
during the year