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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-16

IA Democratic County Convention ID. in
S'n At the Court House as We 60 to press.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-16

EUxMITvILLE--We are informed that
gOodly borough has received the bone
of special legislation. Her High Consta-
has been clothed with sxtra-oKKER-y
esrs. This Is right, for though the Office
|rt large one. The officer IS. It Il said
he Is required to visit each tavern
bin his jurisdiction every day. This and
sthsr special duties make the Office one
peat labor and responsibility, and we arc
4 to learn that the fees and emoluments
2 been increased in a corresponding de-
By the new law I'VE are informed he
Is cts. Per mile for every mile he travels.
|HToRs.-Our sanctum was invade d on
sday by Hon. Cyrus L. Pershing. The
|ans Commoner Of Pennsylvania, having
1Vsd his county and his Commonwealth
half decade in our legislative halls,
Y, We trust, be called to serve her In still
|le important positions.
Major Ryckman. the Johnstown Chief Of
'hcs, was also with us--the beau ideal ol
u6csr and . gentleman.
ustice Strayer was also here on the
np. Joe Is . clever fellow, and hard ts
an the-dead wood.
CscIcE SELECTIoEs.-A handsomely got
! up book Of soma 200 pages, entitled,
es Hundred Choice Selections IN Poetry
Prcse, p by N. X. Richardson, has been
rs by P. Garrett s. Co., Publishers. No,
Uhestnut street Philadelphia. The Sc
aaus are mostly poetic. and made with
care. It Is an invaluable selection fol
ecs, and academies-for students. and,
ga, for all who desire well gotten %
ss'ion Of the finest efforts Of the age in
ca We live.
'osAoco AND CIGARs.-We had this week
pleasure Of q flying visit from our friend
acx Gleeson, Of Philadelphia Mr.. g.
STgaged in the tobacco and cigar business
40. 80 Locust street, and any oflour
'oa desiring to patronize him viii End
atrdealsr and an honest man.
aE Democratic County Convention is ia
on ~ the Court House as we 20 "a prsss
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J. Saith. Of. ID and to : lot Of ground situ
ated Ii village 6f Gall IitzIH, Cambrla coantys
fronting On M4in street. and extsudinE back ]
to jackson street. adjoining lot of Francis
Ghfistv on the south and Renn,n Rail Road
on the north. having thereon erected two
story frame taFern stand and frame stable,
nov IL the occupancy Of The said Michael J /.
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

PLAYED THE CowARp-Spoaser Col
fax, who was so anxious To have the presi-
dent dangling in mid air, and Stanton back
in the war department, while stunSping
Ohio for negro suffrage, shrked the Re-
sponsibility of voting Oh the Impeachment
resolution. lie did not ask that his name
might be called as 4 representative from
Indiana as he had done upon other oeca-
sions when extreme radical measures were
being put upon their final passage When
1t came really to the pinch his courage was
of the Bob Acre, kind, and he stood upon
his reserved rights as speaker. declining
to vote unless there was tie. The turn
which matters had taken was rather dam
aging to that peculiar grin that usually
lights up his countenance. Detroit Free
Press
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26
70 CCysVMPTEyEs.

The advertiser having beel restored 10 health in a
fewweeks by simple remedy after having suffered for
several years with lung affection and that dread
disease consumption is anxious to make known to his
fellow snfferers the means of cure
To all who desire il he viii send copy Of the prescrp
ton used free Of charged with directions for prepar
ing md using the which they viii find
for Consumption. Asf0a, cnhs toids. and all Throat
and LING affections TIE Only object of the advertiser
In sending the TO benefit the afflicted and
,read information wlich he concei.es TO be Invaluable
nd he hopes every srs,- will Try his remedy. 1t
a,, cost them rothfng. cad prove blessing Par
swishins tho prescription, free BY return mali, will
49, aaa,... Rev EDWARD A WILSON,
- wnnnnasbu<4. KiaoD Co. ~
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

Mr- John " kcyes, formerly editor OF
thc Clre'eyil!e Dcmocrat. departed this
life on the 10Th Of November in the in
sane asylum in this city. The unforu-
nate gentleman Is another added to the
dong list of brave good men who have
been murdered by inches by the party in
power. Mr. Keys was the editor of an
independent newspaper, which defended
liberty with fearless manhood. For This
he was dragged off to prison and treated
- bruta ly thai reason tottered from her
throne. and he became a raviue mahiac
\ Il efforts to restore him failed he sunk
down IN childish imbeciity into the grave
Ills family left disconsolate and broken
hearte1, are crushed with the tyrant' 5
stroke. He was imprisoned during the
infamous reign of David Todd -nn-
der the the terror Il HIr. Lincoln's furi-
ons reign. lie is gone; no more will the
harsh erate of the prison door fall upon
his ear; no longer will the shrek of his
family pierce his ear. nor the rude touch
ct the sentinel drive him away. lie has
gone to meet his prosecutors He will
meet Lincoln face to face. The innocent
will face the guilty His death is IA her
r!ble commentary upon the unresisted
terror Of an administration scarcely ex-
ceIe0 IN atrocity by the worst tyrants OF
the earth Columbus, OHM Crisis.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

SToNEwALL JACKSON An auction.
eer on Government street this morr.;uo
found himself called upon 10 sell seven
very coarse prints oi the great Jackson
HE whole oi his audience were negroes
a:iu most people would have thought that
the pictures would 90 for nothing. The
auctonecr was equal to the emergency.
lie seized one OF the pictures. and
raising it tn the air, he shouted: /: Here S
fac S;mle of the good and great Gen
Grant-the man who fought for you, hled
for you, and won your glorious freedom
for you-what will you bid for it,
Bidding immediately began exciting, and
the whole lot went at sixty-iive cents
each. They were hardly worth two dimes
-MobIc Adrertiser,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26
Gen. Grant and T,sc Presidency

We fiud in the Leavenworth. Kansas Tom
merciaf letter Of Gen Thomas Ewing,
ir, upon the political situation, which we
transfer to our columns. 1T IS addressed
to Col O. A. Bassett, Of Lawrence, Kan
sas, and is as fnllows:
WAsuINGTON, Nov, 10. 1867
:. DEAR CoLoNEL-I have your letter
Of the 10th inst advising me of the Grant
clubs by many OF our comrades in Kansas,
and asking my opinion Of the movement.
- earnestly wish to be in accord with
the great part of my Kansas and army
friends, and still hope to unite with them
in supporting Gen Grant for president.
But | want TO know Erst whether he ap-
proves the reconstruction measures for I
he does | cannot support him. | regard
them as nischievous, Ieg0t of revenge,
niisllrcc'ed rhianthropy, aud lust of pow
er. | would as soon expect a house to
stand on the crater OF u living volcano as
state, where whites and blacks being
nearly equal il numbers, the whites are
prescribed and the blacks made rulers.
Such government cannot long have the
heartfelt sympathy of any large body Of
white men anywhere. Blood is thicker
than water, and northern whites will sym
thize with southern whites IN their strue-
gie to shake off the incubus of negro rule.
If there were no prcjudices Of race to al
feet their action, the northern people
would still refuse to reproduce in the states
of the union IIaytl or Domingo. or any
other government ami civilization the ne
gro race has established since the flood To
punish the southern whites for their trea-
son, the northern people might possibly
for time be willing to affllct them with
such governments but self-infe, est forbids
it. 1t were like the fabled war OF the
belly and the members. The north al
ready groans under the punishment now
being inflicted on the south, and must. be-
sides, pay for the whip. The negro gov
crnmenis. when formed, must be propped
up by northern bayonets, and the north
mus; pay fer the bayonets; and, however
costly, they can never safely be withdrawn.
When reconstructed, each one OF those
states will be Ike magayiiSe-all seq
whe" carefully guards,, outside, but when
iesi augarded chance spark will blow il
and all about it to the devil.
Entertaining these views, l woul- not
support any candidate for the presit ency
who indorses the reconstruction measures,
even if they were lawful, still less as con
slider them wholly unconstitutional, and
full of danger as precedents.
& write you thus explicitly, because
value your good opinion, and want you to
know how | think and feel, and mean to
act on the stupendous questions which lie
around and before us.
Yours. faithfully.
THOMAS EWING, Jr."
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26
Good Counsel.

We have received letter from one G
the most conSiderate, sagacious and high
minded citizens Of the state, upon pubh
affairs, and as it contains many exceiien
suggestions we think il well worthy of re
production. after abiding to the call fo
the Sth Of January state convention, GU
correspondent remarks that lie shall lool
for wise conduct from thar body. Bat, if
in this ! should be mistaken, then It may
be a sad day tor the democracy Of Indiana
1t seems 10 be conceded that the Hon. I
A. Hendricks will head our army in tho
great contest of 1865, but who will be hi,
! lieutenant? He should be no less than
the next best man in Indiana He should
be no upstart, nc fossil politician, no man
ofqueStionable character, no man of mean
or moderate ability but man ofSolid per
sonal and political character, with talents
and experience enough for successful ex-
ecuti,e. There are plenty Of such in Ia
diana.
hope that every delegate viii 20 TO
the capita! profound5 impressed with the
conviction that he should forget section.
the mere promptiues OF personal feelings.
and labor alone to fnd and nominate the
best man. This should apply alike 10 ov-
cry candidate to lie chosen. The issues
to be involved in tie mighty struggle of
next year, are too intrnsicaily vital to the
future peace, honor eud well being of eur
country and people. 10 BE required to car
ry enc pound Of dead wc:pht. They are
already sufficiently burdensd by the neces-
sity Of meeting and overcoming the des-
perate struggles and shifts Of dying par
" to retain power Let them be LEFT as
free as air that they may carry political
truth to every honest mind, md control
its action against the corrupt aud desperate
party We have 10 fiaht TIE ha.lowcd sen
;imeut of the old democratic party. 'prip-
ciples not men, should be baptised anew
in Indiana.
THE platform the convention shall
adopt needs, also. to be we'll guarded and
carefully considered. There - not much
chance to 90 astray on It's declaration Of
principles for the events Of the last few
years, the history Of the democratic party
and its glorious record Of principles, fur
nsh guides enough in tie selection OF :
platform.
- 1t seems to ne that or oGe point the
convention ought @ lie cautious. Il ought
not to resolve in favor of any inflated pa
per currency-only 50 much Of it as nay
be demanded by the business interests OF
tie country. AMI to take the place ii na-
;ional bank bills, aud - naueUratc u -"
cess for the reduction 81 The io.efes. Gr6t
and the redemption e! the bonds III such
manner as shall be consistent viii nation
al faith. and tor the taxability II al the
property Of The people as far and as fast as
the same can be secured according 10 law
and the constitution With a sound plat
form. and u ticket cor nosed Of mcu of
high character AHA ability. y ho are willing
10 work hard for the triumph Of correct
principles, there seems to be scarcely
doubt Of decided triumph. snd such
must be the desire Of every patriot-eve'y
well-wisher Of his country. .'-Ie@ipnopotis
Hcfaid.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

CAUGHT IN THEIR OWN TRAp.-The
Boston ost, referring to the indisposition
Of the radical house to make the necessary
arrangements to carry out the treaty stipu-
aticns with Russia in regard to the .",..r-
chase oi Alaska, remarks;
. 1t Is curious to watch the wrigeline
and twisting OF these men when fairly
caught IN the meshes of their own logic.
No landed fish ever struggled harder than
they IN their Inconsistencies The new ac-
QUESTION, say they, will cost the country
toe much. \ mere bagatelie of seven mil
lions. when their freedmen's bureau,
which they are eager TO perpctuate be-
cause it is a party agent in reconstruction
Is an expense Of certainly twenty five nil.
lions Here is Inconsistency on large
scale indeed The mental horizon of peo-
pie of ordinary intelligence is not sufficient
! ly limited to be reached by their longest
sighted telescopes. They insult gener-
Gus people by calling on them to continue
I that great black and white party hospital
known as the fresdmcn's bureau, and re.
fusing in the next breath to vote paltr,
seven millions to secure us due territoria
proportion on the continent
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26
H:Scelsa

l{0TFy r9r+-- AS - ATTzH 10 Onn ACTIVE TO
VI cai anI Travei,c AGENTS Nal. Female. of all
Village Uamiet. Vor's-hop and Factory t''rn~
-. entire world f1r fhe sa''abc novelties
known-5aG PER CENT. PROFIT and p9.DY ssrz
wsEzzvEr orrE7rrt, Smart mon and women can
make from - - go ~ dlv nj fie', of loss
small c1nifa re11red or frnnl 22J to so1-the more
money invested the greater the profit Va m71sr -
eir>5 ~ q117cs7rs first ses7 ~ a'efs l, -.<irr
crv pf'sr~rrtri Ifv0l actuallv wish n mako money
rs2iily write artculars address
TrLNOR < c.. From P.,ris.)
iacs-yi 2io Broadway. Ncw Yos1, CITY.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

WHEN the wretch Milroy was in Win
chester a few weeks ago, he made a
speech to the spotted herd, declaring his
eternal love for the negro race 1t is re-
ported that wench stepped up and asked
him for that dollar he owed her when
he made that famous retreat to keep ont
of the way of EwelI.- Calpepper Obssr-
GER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

Bya sreciaI dispatch from Michigan
Cry. We learn that ~ o'cioe. this nioia-
iuc FIRE Was discovered Ia lie cooper
shop of the state prison n Michigan City,
and before the Fumes could te arrested
this department, af the prison was totally
DESTROYED, involving Il loss of $4,000 to
the state and 81 Geo to the l,s,e>, Messrs.
Jones. Chaplin X Co There was Tut a
partial insurance upon the building and
machinery
The fire was evidently the work OF
some Of the prisoners. a number al whom
attempted TO make their escape during the
excitement aud confusion that ensued.
We learn that none OF them succeedca ia
their purpose. THIS is the second time
the prison has been fred 10y the prisoners
within the past two week--Nsw A'6any
Lod0sr
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

a remarkable evidence of presence of
mind was recently given in France Mon
sieur J was talking with his mothcr-in-
law at her country chateau, when streak
of lightning almost reduced her to ashes
The domestics ran into the room, when
without moving q muscle, Monsieur j.
said. John, sweep up my wother-in Law"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

TuE reported change in the manner ot
running the train on the c icago AID
Great Eastern soad, by the new line 10
Cine;nns.i and iIaeerstown thrnneh Con
ner.y,le AMI tie Whitewater Valley. VII.
probably not take paee All the first ct
next March. ~ even Ap.ii, rs the matter
is not We; decided. nor arrangements com-
pletel. -hck.mo II rad
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

4. = OfP@rN a''a~r~v a7d No'r~p. anA licensed
War Claim Aran; VII attend al professional bas:
placed in bis hanis. pronDtlv and c1r'fy Par
tcnlar attention ~en cuardIan~hip= ana 'ha sefte
ra.nr of,acsi,af's es9fe- Psnsion. haunfy and h9c
nav ord~caase oni Gsab 4 -lters procured r.
sonsSI. rltr= DedS. mor-aces aid oi'ier written in
.,rurens n,-'l- sni osc'l- drawn r7 md a,'.aa~'-
.s~n.enrs tstss Collections made and promptly re-
r,itet. 0Ti-- o~sr =. 9. D.ck-ons he-.Tar ~tose.
P,7rioa;h Iud lasa
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

TT rFETr. Z 7rr~v e T1'r - 7'r "f7'
:. - rymou'h Ia. vii prae-e in Fs',oa. Sal.
I.Porfe anf Fzc-c.sia rr'f Marshall counties.
Collections p-cnpiy aai eice1i'~ attend Z =. .Car-
fa attantion ci~en - proa-e business Irsnrnoa -
f-ct-a on lives an1 prcperv in the hest commences IL
M United S,ares Special attention paid 10 ~ PROSE
,ution Of claims a. fs,tiers. tfeirwfov ard rs. for
hora.- a-rears cf ~ re1sions srd other csirn'.-
7-H~e~- --s:-fs-r-s F-ll & Co. Ch;caea stav. BaI-
Boar & Co C;noiuusti. Rpctlv. sheldon ( Co. =
Graf Rsz-et- = CO. Pi.t=t1rg. 4-sf-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26
kErCT! evS

T. O. OSBOPvF- .ttaraevof T.f1r on' .r,t-ies ~
-ha. -ruoeed ft= Office 10 the east sid Of fAich-an
street The block north Of the Par'ser House
whe-e n VIII hA pl'ssed - SEQ those having business
20 rrs1sac- with hin elections made and rereS
promptly rs;tted Particular attention cisen to tho
settlement Of estates and cuardanships. 1872
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26
Livery.

-H ec7,7-F-L New Ifverr and Fres s,s..'-
Wr1. echof~li. Propriefor. Corner Ianafe -ri W.
=ffeets. Plymouth. hi. 4 splendid r. 7-hass
s.rriae,a. i.rzN. &c. ..ired ~ al i'~s. Pa
s.n~s-s convened 10 any par oihe oouniTvo1 reasor-
.blstrrras. Cal ana sc orr stscs bo.cre tt-r-.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

\ New Albany preacher has turned lis
ministerial! attention to the question Of
what became cf the old Jews. who were
resurre, ted at lie time of the crucifx;oE.
Last Sunday night he gave his hearers an
hour aud :. quarter revelation from the Js-
rus4iem eraseyards, as 10 who was
raised
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26
Bank.

The Plymouth Branch Eanking Co fsrccessors 70 the
Plymouth Branch Bank Of the state Tndiana.) op.n
ffo19 TO II o'clock a. m. and from 70 1 o'clock p. IN
T. CREssNER. President
is-s T. CRESsSER. jr.. Cashier
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

Crow, enc Of the boys esgascd in
throwing tie train Of the trasG Of the
.ort Wayne and Wabash railroad. by
which cngineer Dodge lost his life, has
been sentenced by Warren county jury
10 Imprisonment in the county jai! for one
year. \ very light punishment ii the
bov Is eGil,y.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26
Mechanics

vfGOvHfETYF-C Ua.bne4r & E-o'- n,arr.
ts-tzr-r< cf wagon Carriage stc. Biacs 1ii,lns.
painting and eraining done 10 order.
PTCTr-7E fAIEERY-H p Drozsox second
foo- .oufhcas. corner OF Co-hin z Ban~on's b,o- Is
prepare. - take ail styles ot pictures In Tie best ma
ae-. Tens reasonable.
III n n T .TfEs Operate
Ft-710yfFTE T4VORIvc FSTtPHfeJfffr-g-T
ovs- Davidson ( Co 5 s.ore Al kinds cr;, II
iine lore - superior s.vla 70 any in te ~ e-
inferior n in he northwest. FaTtcUla, a.tcn-
zion 5ivcr Custom Ccttn..
PlvrD t1i-f9-fs-ff JAMES T0GCT
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

A SMOOTH spoken. we'll dressed man
has been swinding Terre Haute ladies by
pretending to be agent O.: Chicago lot
terry Some good church members even
borrowed money to invest with.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26
BUSINESS CARD; =
Medical.

O. T. PFYv7,pr u a.. Pii"i';'~ ~ S''"rs7a.
would respectfully inform, fire ciizsns OF far1i Coan
~ That h1a rnansntlY lo91ted N Plvmoath VI -
+, holds himsalf rea'igss 70 attend prompts md
f,hfulv 20 all cali, perta.nn his PRO fe i' oce
and r.siler,a. corner Mici-ln aaI WASHINGTON 81.
nearly opposite The Parker House 'i3n'mf
Dp I y covFFP. la'e Surgeon ofthe eqth Irdi-
Infantry offers his professional services n tho peo-
pie OF N,r-tall Comfy. OGlce anf resid 'nce. west
sid. Of MicHi<,n = th-ee blocks north OF the Parker
House. Plyrlouti Indiana. la-33.
r r pTviEI r. -o97'ifr Pfaei-ira 0s7 7'1r-o7.
Particular attention paid ohzetrc practice and as-
eases OF women and children. Oals, Browa'ee's
store. Resiaence opposite hc northwest corner % lie
public square. Plymouth Ind lle-25.
Or. ". Jtr08T, Fays'-'za qaa Sage2a- Office
over TIE postofics. Ll3-3i.
DR n 7oFT7E st~7eo7 Dsaie'. c1n.hr consult
81 s,his o,- e~cry dav except Nondav~ au Tuesdays
(O1lre over Ws-terreIt's Store PIvfno1ih Id
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

TnE Lafayette Jpwnal wants The e''y
and county to purchase the bridges across
the Wabash at that place. ard make them
free of toll. The cost would be IN the
neishborhood of $4,000.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

THE n:.il route oo the Columbus and
Indiana Central raj road FROM Union City
10 Hartford was, on Monday last extende1
TO Marion. Grant coaniy. The Chronicle
says: The route viii not be extended
westward from Marina until the cgGlpls.
ton II he rad 10 Loeansport."
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

THE attorney general Of the state has
decided that the members Of the board Of
registration must be paid out OF the town
ship funds.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

GE0PGF TOrr. R,'f.ssr.-Shop east side Michigan
street. opposite Branch Bank. Plymouth Ind q :.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

= g eC0TT ffsasro' c7Tt.'or. continues 70 c.ys
p-O7ir attention Coicrtirc Claims - OfTes' :
sncss given whom requirea Terms moderiie. AIS
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

THERE are 1861 dogs in posey county
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

SENATOR -MoRToN's friends in this re-
eion claim that lie Is the especial cham
ion Of the Indiana canal But We infer
irou the language of his organ, that his
nroiessed friendship Tor the fToject is
mali piece of buncombe Intended for this
particular neighborhood---fe'c 4ibaay
I'D fcr.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

Gay eagles are getting % common IS
lyaxS Every state e1c.ifrge teil- about
the killing oi one AMI uever measure less
than seven icet from tip TO Zip. and fire.
quentlv ui-.> oaee in While, by way &C
! chance. It is 4 Golden oaele.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

CASEY. who walked with Weston. will
walk on New Years day from Fort Wayne
to Ekhart. on wager OF hundred anl
Gitv dollars
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

Gey. WEGrzEL's survey of a cana
around the falls al New Albany is pro
crossing rapidly. HIS report Will be pre-
sentcd to congress in February.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

THE democrats Of St. Joseph county
held their convention en- Saturday, thc
lith, for the purpose OF sending dele
gates TO the Sth of January convention.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

tn .en erats OF Faaderburr Howard,
Monroe. Clinton, Waba,h. Boone, WasA-
inetoa Grant, Knox. Hendricks and ST.
joseph counties. mei on the 9Th, and
selected delegates to attend tie Ssh cf
January convention.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-26

Bur fifteen indictments were found b
the Grand jury at the late term Of The
Deaborn circuit court. The court grant
ed ten divorces.