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The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
The es9E.ae Law.

This law, as amended at the last session
of the Indiana Legislature, took effect
March lth, 1867, and reads as follows:
at shall be unlawful TO shoot. trap or
in any other manner kill any duck. buck
dee or fawn, between the first days of Jan
uary and October, or to shoot or trap
quails or phcasants between the first days
Of February and October; OF prairie hens
or chickens between the first day Of Febru-
airy and 10Th day Of August: Provided
that nothing herein contained shall be Sc
construed as to authorize any person to
enter upon the farm or premises of anoth-
er, without permission of the owner there
of, where stock are grazed or herded, fer
the purpose ofshooting game.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

ABOUT "RooTERs. - Radical is word
derived from the word Radix," which means
root Radicals are therefore, Rooters
Their nature has an element of swinishness
for swine are born to root. Indeed, the
first real Radical-that is the FIRST Rooter
belonged to the genus swine. To that
first Rootcr-can be traced the lofty ances-
try of the modern Radicals. They are
born with the grand propensity to root
they can not help but root. 1t Is the law
Of their being. Rootcrs, it is true, were
very Objectionable to the Jews. Moses
who was probably conservative, forbade
his people to have anything to do with the
ancient four footed Radicals. He called
them foul-unclean beasts. 1t is also very
singular that once on time some demons,
when driven out of man, begged permis-
sion to enter some brstling Rioters who
happened to be roofing near by. There
must therefore be something in Rooters
very attractive to evil spirits. 1t would
5s 10 yeery interesting to trace the history of
Rooters from the origlna, Radicals Of the
beast kind to the last modern Development
of the Radicals of human kind
Well-all over the land these Radicals
arc rooting-rooting up old time honored
principles--rooting religion out of the soil
of the republic-rooting up law, right, jus
tice, truth-rooting up all that is good
roofing deeper and deeper around the foun-
dations of Government until the fair fabric
of freedom SENS undermined and ready to
fall.
Oh for the day when the rooters them
sleeves shall be rooted out Of the land.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

Notice ia hereby given that the undersigned County
surveyor of Marshall county. Indiana, will at the
quest OF T. ). Wright proceed on Thursday the Both
day OF May. 1861. osurvey and subdvide the following
lands in Marshall county: Section - T. 35. r. j, and
aso establish the of the lands belonging TO said
wright In SAID section said survey VIII he continued
irom day To day If necessary till completed.
Nonresident owners of lands in said section who fall
to meet me at the time aforementioned, at the resi-
dence of II. $. Wright aud defray or provide for
deayng their portion of the expenses OF said survey
will be returned to the county auditor delinquent and
such delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate for col
lecto IN according 10 law
MS sv j. N KrINgER. Surveyor
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02


The Corporation election takes place on
Monday next. No democrat should stay
away from the polls. Our opponents al
ready have their ticket in the field, and
will leave no stone unturned to secure sue
cess. Let democrats be at least as ener-
getic aud work as faithfully to achieve
eucccss, and victory will be ours.
Last year, through carelessness, and
special issues, part of our ticket was defeat
ed. We should profit by the lesson, and
see to ii that a ike result does not occur
this yoar. We have d clear working ma
jority, and with united effort and little
attention to the matter, can easily elect
cur entire ticket.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
The EiS.itIEOur Movement.

II will be remembered that the Lcgis-
lature Of Illinois at its last session, enacted
law making eight hours legal days
work, but leaving parties perfectly free to
make their own contracts This .aT went
into operation yesterday, and for some time
past has been the source Of considerable
excitement among those interested.
The proprietors Of most Of the manufac-
turing establishments, and all the railroad
shops have determined to insist on ten
hours day az heretofore or to pay by the
hour in proportion to the old rates On
the other hand, many Of the workmen have
determined to work only eight hours day,
and demand the same wages as they have
heretofore received for ten hours labor
The result will probably be the closing Of
many of the manufactures. and the cut
ting down Of the amount Of work done in
others
This will throw out Of employment a
large number Of laborers whose families
nre dependant upon their daily wages for
subsistence. What the final upshot Of the
new movement will be, we canno. If course
lell, but is quite likely that employers
will triumph over employees. and labor be
hence'orth as heretofore, under the con-
troll of capital
We have regarded this new movement
with interest from the beginning, for we
we've taught the lesson many years ago
that eight hours were sufficient to spend
IN labor, while the residue Of the twenty.
four were necessary to devote to recrea.
tion, sleep and the service of God and dis.
tressed humanity.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
STATE OF INDIANA
MARSHALL COUNTY.i
In Common Pleas Court, June Term, 1867.
Amelia ]. Gil!and}
Y. Divorce.
Jasper n. { Hand.

,
The plaintiff IN the above entitled cause by Ter
attorneys, has fled in my office her complaint
against the defendant, ard il appearing by The
Sherif's return OF summons issued, that the de-
:cndant, Jasper ~ Gilland IS i nonresident of
the State OF Indiana. he is therefore hereby not
fed OF the pendency OF said complaint against
him, and unless he appear, answer or demur
thereto at the calling Of said cause, on
the first day Of the next Of said court. to be
begun and held at the Court House in the town o {
Plymouth. on the First Monday of June, 1861.
said complaint aud the matters II Il things there
IN contained and alledged viii be heard and de
tel mined in his absence.
JOHN c. CuSHNAN, Clerk.
Phillips & Johnson, PITS Atty. ln52
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
"CAVTTCNi''

A we can not hc personally acquainted with all
cur agents. an1 therefore. clnnot be responsible
Cor them. pcr.ons de>irons of urchasinr tick
Unless they acquainted with their agent, had
better send direct to ia.
Send money by pos Office order or registered
'c:ter. az ri.k. or when the amount is t,u
dollars or over by express.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

Notice IL hereby given tnat the undersigned WI At
the June term 1901, of the Commissioners Court OF
Maruhall county, Indiana apply for license to retail
vinous, malt an, spiriiuous nquors IN ess quantities
than quart. The location on which propose to sell
IL on Lot No. T. in Heimes addition to the town OF
Bremcn, Marshall county, Indiana
n35-3wl JOSrprI BIrUI
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

Is now offered to tie afflicted throughou, the coun
try after having been proved BY the test of cisr-
en- years IN the New England States, where i,s
merits have become n, we'll known as the tree
iro u which in part il derive its virtues
HE WHITE FINE COMPOUND CURES
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs. Di7ther;a, B,onchi.
It's, Splitting of Blood and Pulmonary Affec-
tons generally. Its remarkable RENE
dy for Kidney Complaints, Dahetis.
Difficulty of Voidine Urine,
bleeding from the kidncys
and 81 oder, and Gravel,
Il was early in the spring Of 1855 that this com.
pond was originated, A member of nv family
was afflicted with irritation ofthe ,hroa. attend
ed with disagrecaI,lc consh. had for some
months previous thought that preparation hav-
ing forts basis the inside bark of Wilt pine might
he so compounded rs TO be very useful in diseases
OF The throat and lungs. To test the value oft in
the case alluded to, ! compound small quantity
oflhe medicine that had been planning and eavo
1t in tcaspOOnfl doses The result was exceed
ngy gratifying. Within two davS the irritation
OF the throat was reiyoved. the cough subsidized
and speedy cure was effected. Soon after th;e
sent someto a LADY in Londonderry, y IT,, who
had been suffering for solae weeks from a bad
cough occaSioned iy 4 sudden cold. and bad raIs-
ed mucus streaked with blcoi. She soon found
relief. and sent for more. $40 took ahont ten
5aEceS oi II and got well. !. y. ClnYke ESQ.
Editor Of the Manchester Daily ..irior made n
tria! of the same preparation In the c,se Of sc-
we're cold, and VAS cured immc Iiaif.v. He was
50 highly pleased with the results ani - confident
in success attending It, sales + Diac,5 before tho
P ll'iic that lie finally persuaded me 20 give Ii
name AN, send it abroad to benef TT the suffering.
In November 1855, first advertised il under ;he
name Of White Pine COMPOUND. IN two years
from that time there had whole.slrd In Maachcs-
ter alone one hund:e. dollars worth where il took
the lead OF al the cough remedies in the market
md Il siii Esaintaiu tia, position. There is good
reasons tor al this; itIsvcr, soothing and healing
IN It's nature. Il warning 10 the stomach. and
pleasant wtha' 10 tn taste and is exceedingly
cheap. As 4 remedy for ki-.nry complains tho
w hite Pine Compound stands unrivaled. il was
not originated for that purpose; hct q pers0c in
using i for cough hot only cured o the
cough but was also cured of hlny difcnlty OF
ten ye:rs sanding. Since that accident a Giseov-
cry manv thous. nds ave used IL for the anne pur-
lose and have been completely cured. This rem
edvi is as safe and pleasant TO take =. j, s effect.
nal.
MYEE RSC'S 6 CO.,
Wholcsale As'ts. Fl Wayne, In.
G. BLATN Aet's At PiymousA.
H r. FEKsHIra,
ll-f6-ly
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

FAILED. THE Indiana Contra, Insur-
ancc company. Of Lafayette. has failed =
Exchange.
Well, who expected it to do otherwise !?
There are about score Of other Peter
Funk Insurance companies in this State
which will soon or late follow suit; and the
sooner the better for the public good.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

r-eJ" A writer ir tho Buffalo Democrat
complains of the photography of the fore
man of gang of laborers, who in making
his daily report, spet "shovcling" Fifteen
different ways. viz: schuffling, shofling,
shovelin, shovellng, shouveing, showing,
choveling, shouving, schouvling, shuv!ipg,
sluvilng, shoyaling suvlins, chivilins"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
application for license

Notice i hereby given that Will apply 10 the Board
OF Commissioner OF Marshall county. Indiana, at their
next term. commencing the first Monday of June.
1871. for License 10 sell Intoxicating Liquors in less
quantity than quart. My place of business and the
premises whereon said liquors be sold located
on lot No. Parks Addition to the town Of Bourbon,
Marshall county, Indiana
n3J-3wl SYI REALS
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

We learn that H. c. Lord, Esq, has
purchased the Louisville New Albany Il
Chicago railroad, from Lafayette to Mich
igan City, AMI that the road south Of La
fayette will be Abandoned.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
no. OF TICGETS, 1000 EACH.
No. OF presents, 30 .993; va ued at slI2,91J.


Agents in every town. county and neishb )rhood
in the State. Sec Inducements to agents.
We will give to the agent who soils the largcs-
number of tickets splendid Gold Watch valued
at f9G0. To the one that sells the Second ar-rs'
number. god watch vauei at $500. To tho
ore who sells the third largest number. splendid
Silver American Hunting Case Watch, valuei at
crDn
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
Application Cor License.

Notice is hereby given that the Undersigned will a
the next term ofthe Commissioners Court of Marshall
county, to be holden on the first Monday of June. 1857
apply Tor license to retail sprituous liquors in quan
ties less than quart. he location which propose
to SELL IA the north part of the south twothirds
lot No two 90 Michigan street. in the town of Pym
onth. Marshall county, Indiana.
n35-3Wl Holm 4 IIASIANCER
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
The Injunction Cases.

A Washington dispatch Of yestarday says
the supreme court will grant but one day
more to the argument Of the Georgia and
Mississippi injunction cases, which will
even then delay the decision until one week
from Monday next Robert j. Walker
will therefore close the argument on Friday
next. The attorey general will not reply
But little Importance is attached to the
sensation of New York journal that the
court will grant an Injunction.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
Farmers & Lumber Manufactures.

T.sc portable steam Saw Mills. and Shinglc Machines
made b. Sharps Davis & ia1sail. OF Sacii Ohio ar.
IN" BEST and THE CHEAPEST made in tn. United
S.ac- Al ori,rs left At the Ollie Of {. H. REEVE in
Plymouth i i'll rccciy. prompt attention. Cap1~ty OF
Saw Mills i.0)) 10 ao9j feet per hour They can b.
-,,n operation BY calling o-I.e,,.e & ghay-r Of
Qnivey y hlinser o: Piym0uth. Tcr.n- liberal.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
SYI. BEALS.
Eov. &o1o

TTORTY hCRES OF LAND in North Township g.,
e miles from PlymOuth heavily timhered-rrinci-
pally white cal. with poplar. Ii IS good soil
and lies in good negiibOrhOod. Price $500 For in
formation inquire of JOHN q. SiiADLE, living ad-
joining the land. I,;vt
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

An exchange says the chigaons have
crawled up from the locality of amative
Dess to the region of irmncss. They will
not remain in the upper region very
long.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
AuNfscnefOy,a for E.lCanSo

Notice is hereby given that will apply the Board
OF ofCOmmssoners of Marshall county, Indiana al their
next term, commencing the first Monday of June,
leG for License to sell intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than quart. Our place of business, ard
located Lot No II in the town of Bremen, Mar
shall county. INDIANA
n35,-3wl FELDEN & Grille.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
Dissolution,

Notice is hereby given that ne partnership heretofore
existing between the undersigned has been dissolved
by mutual consent. Ali persons indebted TO the late
firm viii please call at AMI settle their accounts
either by cash note Tho books and notes OF the firm
are il the hands of j. G.. Osborne for settlement,
]. 9. OSBORNE
April -. Gs--3tl ID. T. KGH
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
Valuable Land For Sale.

FOR SALE. 1Sl Arrca of first quality Land. ben" a
portion ~ the Daniel Travis Estate. which lies t,ree
miles northeast of Plymouth. on the Goshen road -
Seventy va acres OF the land is well improved Good
orchard. fences, &c and The balance is mber.d land
with plenty ~ Sw and rlil timber for the Use of the
place For further particulars apply to A. C. Caprnn.
or II" undersigned At his residence Mills east OF
Plymoaih. PETER JACOBY
@2-tf Admr OF The Est. of Daniel Travis decd
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

Scarcely day passes in any Of the
large cities that does not witness the BIZ
ting Of one or more persons by -abid dogs
There are about 275 useless dogs in Plym-
outl, some Of which will in all probability
% mad II not killed. The corporation au-
thorities have made it the duty of the
Marshal Kill any dog found unmuzzled in
the street
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

The radicals held their corporation con-
yention one night last week. Thoy nom
mated for Marshall H. Humrickhouser.
who. it will be remembered, was elected
last year, and after serving about month
cot mad and resigned. Whether he wo'd
do the same thing again If elected, we do
net know, but presume that ne would
We think tina, he will hardly have the op-
por;unity to 'bo tested" again, as he is
pretty sure TO be beaten.
We have not learned who arc the can
didates for the other Offices to be filled on
Monday next
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
MODE OF DISTRIBUTION

The manner OF distribution to be decided ,n5
conducted by com nittee Of tweutv to be selcctc'
from the ticket holders, By them al the time o
the concert.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

CHAS. PALMER.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Ichabod B. Iialsey
Attachment.
Samuel Is. Cypher.
The defendant in the above entitled cause Is hereby
notified that the same ia pending before mc, and will
he heard and determined upon the 2ith day of May,
1871, AZ n o'clock A. NJ, at my office i'll Center Town
ship. Mar shall county. Indiana. Property has been
attached and summons returned defendant not found
Should the said Samuel H. Cypher not appear To said
action, the same will be determined in his absence.
JOHN q. OSBORNE
nar Justice the Peace.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
Adm NnsicA

Notice is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED has been
appointed administrator of the estate of Alexander
hlince!ter, deceased late of Marshall county Indiana
n3i-3wl JOHN l. CAN'T
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
PRUSSING'S
Pure Cider Vinegar.

ASK FOR PRUssING's PURE CIDER VINE
GAR, GREEN BRaNp. II Is Strong and Palatable,
WARRANTED PURE, and to PRESERVE
PICKLES.
First Premium awarded ut the ". s. Fair. and
the Chicago City Fair. Largest works of the
kind in the u. ). Established lS3S. Capacity
one hundred and twenty barrels per day
CHARLES G. E. PRUSSiNG,
:s:sD 81 :S.1I STATE ST,
Ch1Ca&o.
G1-3m
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
LANDS AND LOTS FOR SALE.

EHIGHTY-SIX ACRES on the county line east of
tI MaxiDkuckee Lake, with house. well and small
improvement. timber. moving marsh. and fine cram
berries. Price $1,000. part cash and par, time.
ENIGHTY ACRES on Iecsbarg Road. two miles
west from Bourbon. 20 improved. the residue
good timber. comfortable house we'll and log stable
the premises Price S2Sc9 part cash and balance
on time if desired.
Several Building Lots in Plymor;h. IN distance
OF the business part OF town very cheap and easy
33til Enquire OF J. C. OSBORNE Plymouth
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
r @ &c y . n q =

/ John c. New Cashier First National bank.
! Judce Samuel E. Perkins, Indianapolis Ind.
/ William, A. Lowe. attorne, at Law and Uni; ed
States pension agent.
/ General Fred. Knencr, attorney at iaS and
United States Commissioner.
/ John Hanna. attorney at law, late United
States district attorney. sixth district.
! Springer X Vance, State agents Hancock Life
! Insurance Company.
| General David kilcore. Yorktown. Ind.
! Lieutenant Colonel john r. Cheek, present
! Clerk of Dearborn county.
Major General I. J. Lucus, Lawrencebury
Indiana.
r. B. McCarty, Auditor Of State.
George Bragg, Sheriff of Hamilton county,
Noblesville. Iud.
John Trisseil, Clerk Hamilton oou nty Ind.
William O'Bren, attorrey at law. ate Colonel
of the Seventy fifth Indiana Volunteers. Mobiles
vile.
Martin 1soc, Assessor of Internal Reycnue
sixth district. indianapolis.
IL Tickets to Concert for sale at the princ-
pal Drug. Jewelrv, Music and Book stores in the
city and State. or address, with postage stamp
inclosed
N. EssUE5EEsPECK & CO.,
Lock Box No. 81, Indianapolis. Ind.
Office over No. 81 Boyds Block, Missacn'ise
avenue. 2J-Jm
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

OFFICE or TIE ISD1ASAPoLIs, ROCHESTER, &
CHICAGO RAILROAD C0MPASY /
RocUEsTEI., April % 1861.
Noce IS hereby given. that payment of Ten CiN per
cent Of ins;ament, upon all capital stock subscribed
IL required to be- made to the Treasurer his assistant
81 the Office OF William sturgeon in the town Roc
ester aforesaid on before The 23d day OF Nav next
By order OF the Board. NJ. FRENCH. Pres
W. STURGEON, scc'y l5,o h;a
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
OFFICE OF TIE IxDrAvAroLls. Rocnrsrr

OFFICE OF TIE INDIANAPoLIs RocnEsrEt
ANr CHICAGO RAILROAD
EoCIEsrEE. April % 1857
Notice is hereby given that the annual rnee:iaa Of
the Stockholders f this company VIII be held at the
Office OF William Surgeon in Rochester Fulton county
and State OF Indiana the First Monday Of .lne 1871
al clock for the election of seven Directors to
Selve for the ensuing year.
by order OF the Board. NJ FRENCH Pres
". STURGEON, Secy pro isa. In3i
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

Authorized by the Government. Let every
body patTonize this home In stitution II IS the
duty OF every good citizen of the State to con-
tribute something to this monument.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

Notice is hereby given that Monday. the 9Th da,
OF May 1854, AT the Court house in Plymouth Corpor
alton Election Will be held to elect five Trustees, on'
Marshall and Collector, one Clerk, one Treasurer anG
one Assessor for the Corporate Town OF Plymouth t'
serve for one year.
III. H. DICKSON, Pres.
a CaDrOn Clerk
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02

7. :. HOW TO CLEAN WOOI.-For
ten lbs OF wool, add one gill OF salt and enough
soit soap to The water necessary, LET the wool
main in the water ten minutes, stirring constant
~. Then rinse as soon TAB en- cut. repeat for
three times, having the water as warm as the
hand will bear. then dry the wool.
May > 1861 35-tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
n. ssAUESEv~PECK & CO.

Lock Box No. 81, indianapolis. Ind.
Office over No. q, Boyd's Block, Missacnlse
ayepue. 29-3E,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-05-02
sI.scis vNge their Products
CORPORATION Election.

and supply themselves with goods in my line as 90
as the pest, aud rs cheap as the cheapest.
r95--an n
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yNANTED-BOARD. BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE;
w Room, with home comforts In private family, and
permanently If suited; best Of reference Address B. D.
g., Herald office.
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TIE LANEAU HOUSE. ~ WEST FORTIETH STREET
- fronting Reservoir Psrk.-Large aud modiou
Suits Of Rooms for arst class families Table dhole o.
private
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noAnprRs AND LoocEas WANTED,

Oi WEST TWENTY FIFTH STREET. NEAR MADISON
al Park Desirable Suits OF furnished Rooms for gem
temen without board Ia first class house choice ioca-
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WANTED-BoARD FOR THREE ADULTS AND ONE
w child two years old price not to exceed $50 week.
Address j. s. A., box 1856 New York Post office.
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WANTED--PART OF A HOUSE, FOR HoUsEKEEP.
w ing south side OF Will imsburg between First
Fifth Streets four adults Address, with full parsiou
lars, G. A. B., station o.
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yNANTED-BY A CLERK. PLAIN BOARD IN A PRI
w vate family between Forty fifth and Fiftyth streets
and Fourth avenue and East river. Address u. ii. L.
Herald Office.