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The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

Il 10 ssid thst the disfraaehissd masses
Of Tennsasss have come to bslisvs fully
fa'ly that there 10 so.hiag to b expected
from The Legislature 10 the way Of ss
tspdisG ssetses, and everybody 10 nov
lostisg % other sosress for relief First
Il . hoped ssd believed thss I" Dsesu
Der, whsa the fssuohiss lsw comes bs.orl
he Suprsms Court Of tbs Usitsa Ssstss
that that body win declare II uueosstits'
sioasl. FsilisG II this, the ether alter
sasivs u the proposed snssdssst to III
Cesssi'stiop Of sbs Uaitsd States. guar
Saassisg nashoed sseass su srsusd.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

In Rutherford county, Tennessee, .
few nights ago, says q Nashville special
Of the 2lst, John James beat T. D..
Vaughan TO death while the latter was
asleep in chair Both men had been At
snmity fr . long time, but on the night
in question made it up and then got drunk
sogstbsr. While Vaughan Was sleeping
away his potstions HE head wus beaten
" jelly BY his Lewly made friend.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

The Springfield Republican predicts
that Ut the 6rst opportunity Gen. Butler
will join the Democrats, aud make open
war upon Gen. Grant.
Better stay where you are Spoony. II
you like to associate with your own kind
We don't want you.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

Homes in Missouri . I!
Tbs ssslh Pseiae ksilr1Ad Cs6p 6pssy
/ y NoryBas voa sAls u
100000 ACRES
Of The Best AgriesItsrai sad xissrsI Lasds
IN faE WEST,
IN trssts Of - acres asd upwards q prices rspe.
ise f!o.Ss.se y 90 pr aers. On Credit Or ior
Thsss lssds ~ iess,sd ~ Ne
Line Of t1s South Pacific Railroad
Ssssedias f.e. .. LesIs y tAs Boz ,Avss.srn
Of aitsss niiss o. each sids of sHs ,rssS. D..
Tested over twelve jean aee Ngea Ansus shs
shst ~ lands y ~ STATE, granted u ths Ststs
by ACT o. Congrsss, aad tssnsfersd 70 ~ Neuth
Pasies Railroad. Which 10 now u ruAaius order
fFom 81. Louie y Little Piusy, distssee ef lS0
pushing The resd . sospis.Iss. :,
Great ludueeneots %. 6Allleesi
coloaiss, Msnlisetsrsrs, Tradssnsn, Mechanics
and the Farmer, will have all the advsutssss
s'SS s.SS"ss sp With TIE Op:s'se q 'si. ~. s.d
BE-, on ocooust Of he ts.psnts climate, mid
winters, and the szessdinely rich ooantriss
through which Il viii pass, the GREAT AND
POPULAR ROUTE FROM TIE ATLANTIC
TO TIE PAClftV. These lands will rapidly
increase IN valss - this railroad spprosshss
eoupistioa.
PRICES AND TERMS or PAYMENT,
EsampIe.-forty acres at >s per sere on short
credit tho principal, one quarter cash dows, bal.
ance 10 two and three years, at ten per cent. in.
tcSest, In advance, each year.
xsseress. R;mcipal
Cash payment QiB % e66 90
Payment % Oue Ysoe 10 ~ a. 90
Pay ment In Two Yesrs 500 50 OO
Pay msnt IN Three Years 30 %
Circulars, Nap, snd'all information relating to
these lands. furnished gratis. BY applying in
person or by letter, to
CLINTON T.. FISK, Vice President
aomth Pacific II. r., ". Louis.
Nov. 20, 1858 .-nls-3m
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

Ono D. r. Tiuslsy, commissioner Of
,sgi..rstion for Frsutlin county, Teones
see, ties shot dead on the night Of the
00th io,t, while IL The act Of stealing
cross ties from bic neighbor's land, says
Q Nashville Telegram.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

Al . Radical joliacstion meeting 10
Nashville. Tenn, on the 10th inst, some
Of the Radical politicians came out boldly
for the enftanchisemsnt Of oil the white
citisens Of the State. Others opposed il.
1t is shough. the question wall split the
psrty.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

A Richmond (vs.) telegram Of the
20,h says: Chief Justice Chase will sr
rive here next Monday 10 preside at the
fall tern Of the United States Circuit
Court JEFF. Davis, il 10 understood, will
appear By counsel as arranged, unless the
0ovsrnmsnt makes different requirements
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

Gen wsddy Thompson, Who in CAL
houn's time Was . member Of Congress
from South Carolins, and afterwards Min.
lister to Mexico. lied At Tallahassee, Flor.
ida, m the 2sd inst, sgsd about seventy
years.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

Eight ares occurred between two and
four o'clock e hours) 10 the sa.tcrn part
Of New York. q the evening Of the 10Th
,sss. Three boys we're s'r-stsd % ths
charge Of having bess the isesndiatiss.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
4 PrOphecy.-Crant 10 Turn Demo.
C1Ae.

In speech made at Crestliue, Ohio,
Mr.. Vallundigham ssid:
Now, my Republican friends, I have
not said anything against Geo. Grant in
this campaign. l have not done il for .
purpose. II he is ct to be President,
long before his term expires I will be
found supporting him, honestly and cor
daily. aRsin.t the leaders of the psrty
which expects to elect him in November
Loud cheers And you will have no
right 70 cry out "Tr.iior" against him {;
you will have no right to talk about his
Tylerisin9, Or bis Fillmorising, Or his
Johnsoniziug you. You nominated him
iu hicago you put platform some
thing called . platform-into his hand !;
you asked him for an acceptance Of il.
and he accepted, and dare say he would
have accepted the Democratic nomination
too. aughter.1
But he took care in bis letter Of accep.
tance to say that he would not proclaim
any policy. He did not consider it advi
sable to do 80 10 advance Of the election
Ito say what he would do when he was
elected. Now, pray you to remember
tha: told you on this 26th Of Octvber
that Gen. Grant will reject the mad, fsnat.
icsl, Revolutionary Radical leaders Of
the organization which put him forward
If be proves true 10 the Constitution and
the Union ofour fathers. Loud chesra !
If he will restore to this Government it,
harmony. and give back to the people
their rights. North and South, I will be
found among his cordial supporters, be-
cause I will 10 found in opposition to the
Radical party.
Why will he be 10 sntagonism to the
Republican party? Because he will be
iu autagonism to their unjust measures.
But remember, ny Republican friends,
you ore elseting him with your eyes open.
When you old Whipe elected Tyler, there
was nothing said about what he would do.
You expected him to be committed to
tho policy Of the Whig party When
you elected Fillmore be was no Democrat,
but in four months after his election bis
chief reliance wss upon the Democratic
party. So when you nominated john
son, which you did because he wss 0
Southern man. Laughter Yes, you
did; you did not know even whether he
belonged to the Ku Klux or not. Loud
laughter1 But he lived down South, and
you wanted the odor Of nstionality about
Vice. President; you wanted . Southern
man, that Il might introduce little leavon
into your Northern body. You found
Andrew johnson, and you knew he had
been . Democrat and You knew be loved
the Democratic 90 much that Republicans
snd " hixs had before time denounced
him a. Demagogue which is another
thing from . Democrat, and you elected
him. I did rot vote for him, because my
suffrage was for On honest son Of Ohio,
George H. Psndleton. CCheers.]
You made Andrew johnson Vice PreA.
ident and, like Tyler and Fillmore, be
became President. Just - johnson has
refused to follow your Radical prcjects
and % you have denounced him, just q
surely will you b dsnouneing Grant on
the 3eth Of October. 1859, IL he shall bs
slscted President. Aud then, too, VI
shall have the satisfaetisn Of saying tha'
we did not elect hin.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
IOWA HOMESTEAD AND WESTERN
FARM JOURNAL,

An 0nciel State Paper. edited BY DR.. @ spsAou.,
Published weekly at the Capital Of Iowa. The
terms range from Is down to 10 cents . line, 40.
nor'ling to space, and length Of time continued.
Rsnhtsncss can be made from 81 up, Il time
draft on lsng continued sdvsrtisensnie II pre-
fersd) and the paPer eontsinins advsrtissnsnt
will bs sent
Terms Of Subscription One cory, $3.50 3 OF
months, ssns rate. Eleven copies, go; Twen.
ty-two copies, ~. Address H0xgsfsAD FAsN
JoJaxAL, Oss Moiues, Iowa.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

The nsst Legislature Of this Stste vill
sGbd abou. - follows: Senate, 2S Rad.
calls aud Q De~ocrstA House, IS Rad.
iea's. 50 Deuocrass end 2 Independent.
Radicsl majority on joist ballot 40. :
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

vies. President. co!i.s, .l.s., and Miss
Nellie Wade we're msraisd q Asdovsr,
tOhis, On Wednesday Of Last weak.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26

A ts'seran,. Of Tie 2osh Inst, ron
!aive'ciauieal Chicago says that Mrs. War.
rsn, formerly Ms. 0ro~dyeke. previously
Mrs. French. apd sstscedsptly Mn. Con.
ners, 10 again 10 court asking for divorce.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
TuE new YORK OBSERVER

~ - ASe1 ~ = VU018 V~~A ~ II
10 now Publishing . NEW SERIAL STORY,
to run through large part oi the next volume,
entitled
''MR. BROWNlNC'S PARISn.v
Aunew Subscribers willgst the Story
Co"plets.
We send GRovEs / BAKEs's rs Sewing Ma.
chine for u new Subscribers.
In order to introduce the Observer 10 new read.
ers and new circles CT influence, we make the
following liberal offers for
New Subscribers
We will send the Observer for one year 10
2 subscribers, one Or both being new, for &e On
two or oil 90
three or oil 10 %
Or, to any person sending ~ 1--WE or more xaw
subscribers, We will allow one dollar commission
on each.
- sssd BY Check, Draft, or Post.oaie order.
sssple copies and eireulsn sent ftss.
Terms, $3.50 year 10 advance.
SIDNEY Il. MORSE. Jr.. 4 Co.,
~ PARK Row, New York.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-11-26
Negro sadrses 10 defeated 10 Aissouri
by abost $4,000. 1''.'

X vonss asaed Morss, los .yss,s old.
died ~ Mercy Hospital, Chissgs, On The
l0rh inst. ths 7e' q pJi. 9ri7't ~ 81
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20
PETER DALAN Err.


II has long been claimed hat If we knew Il. t!rrs.
would b, an herb, or combination herbs. roots and
haEs that woni MI hc Ills human flesh heir 10
DR.. Mishlcr with few OF hi prot. -onsl friends have
kept this idea constantly in view. aG abored
and perseyeringly for years 10 find this desirable
treasure. Though they have not foand instant cure
for all complaints. they have nevertheless iscorercl
remedy. which, yc, has failed in curing chis
ana fever dyspepsia. and all diseases arising from any
i-npnry OF the blood dislraneen OF the digestive
organs. including liver complaint coughs colds sick
headache neura.'ia ner' oEsncss. general debility and
all affections Of II . kidneys and urinary organs.
This great discovery in honor &c the ndefagabis IA
hors of pr y. Misltr, is called AshIers herb lt:-rs
and wherever introduced takes The place Of qun ard
the host Of other remedies used heretofore for the
plants mentioned above.
Sold BY all druggists and general dealers.
Prepared solely by DIR. :. b. HARTMAN IS CO.
>'ccessors to DR.. b. Mishler, Lancaster Penn IS
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20
THE REASON WHY.

The reason why Mishers herb bitters cure so many
diseasess because it the best remedy for derangcd
stomach. or dyspepsia, now known and because in
vigOrates the entire system strengthens the nervous
bres. ecvates the STANDARD of all the vital forces and
sustans most healthiul tone of the entire human or.
glni-m Medicine that will do this will cure any dis
ease Tor the simple reason. that nature VIII do the res
We guarantee that no woman or child, however pale
aud cmacilet. eau use these btiers regularly for TWEEN
ty-one days without the return of the rosy checks and
faircomplex ion characteristic of good health.
sold By all druggists and dealers
Dr. ). d. Hartman & Co., Proprictors Lancaster p
81
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20
ORDIN a N CEi
DEFINING AND PROHIBITING DIS0R-
Denly CONDUCT AND PROVIDING
PENALTIES THIEF EF0R

Be It ordained by tire board of trustees OF the in
corporate town OF Plymouth, in Marshall
county, indiana.
SEcnoS /, That from and after the taking ef-
feet Of this ordinance it shall be unlawful for any
person or persons within the Incorporate limits
of the -own Of Plymouth, in Marshall county.
Indiana. TO be found in state of int xcat;on or
within the incorporate limits of said town to be
found guilty of using angry. or bOisterouS, or
lewd, ar indecent language, or within the incor
porate limits of said town, 10 he guilty Of pro.
fame cursn or fighsing or iaIeccntIy exposing his
or her person upon any street alley, Duoc grounds
or in anv public place building in the incorpo-
rate limits of said town of Plymouth, indiana,
or to be guilty Of running racing, or driving any
horse. mule jack within the incorporate limits
OF said town faster than trot, and persons 80
offending shall be deemed guilty of GiSorierly
conduct. and any person or persons who shall. up
trial ana ,nyicton there for be found guilty Of
any OF the oftcnseS herein before described AMI
enumerated, shall upon such trial and conviction
before any Justice of the peace having jurisdiction
thereof, be fined in any sum not exceeding ten
dollars for each oflense, besides the costs AMI
charges of prosecution.
SECTION 2. Be il further enacted by said board
o! trustees, that hereafter it shall be unlawful
for any number Of persons congre gate upon the
site walks within the incorporate limits Of said
town in such u manner as to obstruct the free
passage ofioot passengers thereon, and any per
senior persons who shall 20 otlpl,eate and
refuse 10 dispense upon beng ordered to dis
nerse by the marshal of sail town. shall be
deemed guilty OF disorderly conduct. and upon
conviction therefor. before any justice OF the
peace having jurisdiction, shall be fined in ans
sum net exceeding ten dollars. together wish the
costs OF prosecution.
SECTIONS. 1t is hereby made the duty ofovery
able bodied male citizen residing in said incorpo-
rate town 20 assist the marshal Of said town in
suppre sing all riots, disturbances iii the exc
cution of all OF the ordinances of said town. upon
being called upon 20 to DO by the said marshal,
AMI any such person refusing TO assist said mar
shall upon being so ordered, sh all be deemed gull
~ of disorderly conduct. and upon conviction
therefor before any justice OF the peace ha wing
jurisdiction, shall be fined in any SUN not exceed
ING ten do,lsrs besides the CT sts and charges of
prosecution. THIS ordinance to take effect
rom and after having been published in the
Plymouth " eekly Democrat for ten days.
Passed July "a. 1863.
J. NJ. CONFER, Pres't pro. tim.
Attest, F. MCDONALD, Clerk. As
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20
Plymouth, Protection Hook {.
ladder Company, 30, t.

Regular meeting fr-i Tuesday Of each month.
j. Z. LANGENBACGu Foreman.
J. n. FREEsE. Scc'y.

MARSHALL COUNrY AHEAD Isaac
Haines, Esq, Of Walnut township. raised
this year on thirty-fre acres Of ground
one thousand bushels Of No | Springdale
white winter wheat OF the very hest quail
ty. Some Of said ground Welding tn 9
enormous quantity Of .fort3 instels 10 he
ocre. Can some of nei.hboring counties.
containing what they call good wheat land
equal this? Can any county or country
any place beat il? II. G.. Thayer, Esq,
purchased the crop, and we think it
amounted to somethia- over two Thousand
dollars. Rather profitable business Ter 4
democrat who owns 10 government bonds.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20

j. Z. WALKER. EsQ visited our place
few days ago fer the purpose Of oreani-
ziDga Gas company here, with a capital Of
$4,000. and we learn that the success lie
met with wa- very iat'eTing. We hope
50. There is no reason why Plymouth
should not be lighted with this cheap and
superior article of liehs. We advise our
citizens to look 10 i; anu improve The pre- :
ent opportunity.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20

HE health OF orr town and county has
been very good during Tic present season
until within about two weeks past. during
which time very many have been stricken
with fever and aeue, and bilious and sum-
mer complaints Of almost every kind
The principal physicians report that they
frequently have more calls than they can
possibly respond to. 1t is desirable that
this state OF things prove Of short dura-
ton.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20
The American Cooking Stove

AVER twenty years experience In The manufacture Of
StoNcrwe became convinced, six years Stree, that
"A vast amount OF money was being expended bv the
people oil this country In buying CHEAP and almost
worthless stoves. large portion of which was wastcd
ad that true economy consisted in buyin. tn, hest
'pVcs mat could be made, notwithstanding the price
vas higher With this view proceeded Ia construct
'ie dHtc't tlD11g store and spared no pa ns or cx.
p'nse 10 make 1t the best and most perfect stove that
could De made And we have experimental with it.
AM carelHy watched its operations for the last si
years and when an improvement suggested itself we
nave at once adopted it, and have several of these
secured by letters patent In this manner we no mo-,
estate to say we have brought it higher siate of
perfection than ha heretofore been attained i'm cooking
rioFes Inc recentlmprovements in this stove add
ed largely to- its convenience and effectiveness Tn all
the varieties OF stoves we manufacture we study use-
iuness durabiiity convenience and economy m opera-
on rather than cheapness la price, and I'm so doing we
are satisfied We study the interest of those purchasing
our stoves
SHEAR, PACKARD & co.
Afhaar
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20

VS. kno" OF ~ drug store in nor,her
Indiana better conducted, or manile.,:n4
as mech taste All rich neataess a 5las II
Browa Bros Here is an example II
genius,- energy ani enterprise WORTHY Of
commentator. NJ pans are spared to
render every portion Of their rooms agree
able and attractive, the atmosphere pleas
sntly oioriferous with a q thousand balm
Of flowers, . etc. Thus it is we love to
sec pleaded talent. energy aud taste in
comnsrelal pursuits. This firm employ 4
llrger number Of experienced hands than
an Other here abou.s
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20
TIne Cattle :'sagus la sadsana.


From The fact that there is no law
against he importation &C southern cattle
IN ind1ana, mot fer of the droves of TEX
as cattle landed n CAIRO. and taken by the
illinois Central railroad to Ciferen. points.
Iind their wa into 'his state and although
there are, no doubt. some dr0ves of stock
Which have been driven through Kansas.
the majority Of animals which have spread
disease had been taken cE the cars a. t.
.oho. ;.nd driven across The eouatry; or in
enc or $50 instances were reshirped at
T,ionn ard taken by railroad to some IF
the ne.ehburhoois where there was the
least chance Of ino!esiation from the in
habi;aats
Tex4s cattle brought north last fall
grazed aud wia;orei With our native stock,
doing well aai communicating no disca Sc
ID has heel ewing to the safety with VIII IN
Texas cattle have been handled in winter
that the farmers of Indiana, as well as
those Of Illinois. have been lut of their
guard az 10 the iesal, Of al unvsrraa:ed
traffic in southern cattle tbs s,na.aer
They have been disposed to be eve hat
reports from other states had 10 lau "a
ton in fact; aud In accordance with ne
usual tendency 80 disregard any bat expe-
rlence, eli-bought, st high price, they
vertured. and ia most instances to their
cost. They now see the difference between
the summer and winter trade, and thore
IS not a single man well Informed on thi,
subject who does 10, recognize that whatev-
err other conclusions may be arrived at, it
- certain that we can avail ourselves of
this same trade in Texas cattle after the
first frosts have wthcred the wild grasses
Of the prairie.
We have been more amused than in
structed by the many popular theories as
to the origin OF the disease, and in some
districts no amount Of convincing proof
sJffces to divert the current OF popular
opinion in regard to the comparatively
harmless tick The tick is undoubtedly a
nuisance it IS tormenting and very album
dsnt wherever Texas cattle have graZed
but we have met with the most intelligent;
of men. who have skinned dead cattle. and
examined living and sick ones, without
finding single tick. There are no ticks
inside, az some people suppose. aud it may
be said there is no such thing as tick
disease.
As to the prevalence Of the malady. Il
may be said that there are districts where
it has done its work, and there are Others
where many deaths viii! occur within AL
other fortnight.
Near Reynolds the people have been
shooting the Texas cattle, although they
not suffered 1.-THE Of what the inhabitants
of other districts have suffered from this
terrible malady.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20

i DEMOCRATIC meeting is appointed to
be held at Argos on Saturday. August 20,
at o'cloc:, ?. m. ! hickory pole will
be raised Judge Farrand, our candidate
for Congress. has promised to he present
and adlreas the meeting Other good
speakers have also been invited. some OF
whom will doubtless attend Ar invita-.
ton to De present Is extended to all who
love tie truth, and desire to al the good
cause
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20

The Bourbon quartette club, consist
ing of Misses Wean and Dickson. and
Messrs. Clarke and Mcdonald, paid a
few Of their friends serenadine
visit on Monday evening, much to the
qualification Of all concerned One gen
tlenan who was aroused from his s,ambers
by the mcIlifuors sounds, aid he thougllt
he was in heaven-another said he thought
he was taking glass Of lager beer, In
this case the difference between tie enjoy.
ments OF heaven and lager beer is supposed
to be very slight
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20
.fDE WALK ORDINANCE.

10 = o.l,i,ol -, Tho ,,ro.;dor+ OIL boanl %
trrst.. IF 10 i,,c,~oora,o ,o,rn of Pl,,na.,.I
Norsl II oonnt,. I,d;,,o lint Il, crncrs ,r ,ots
-, 80 re. :, ,,,.t,,c 80
wal,[. ,ccor'j;no TO specifications herewith fur
,isbol ~ ~,
- to-4..-.
r,rI'.,,oo ,rsert~-fan. tyeptr.tbrsn ,,,ontv
49,. -. -, .;.,, e.,
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80 80 - ~
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20
W.A.NI-EjDI
one vnousena pallars 1nr c. -

One ChouseEti Dollars fcr or1e year.
At iuli rate of interest, with ample personal
security, or mortgage onreal estate. ANY person
having the above sum to loan, or one half or tho
amount, can make good terms by addressing
. j." care of Democrat Office, or calling at said
Office.
august 6, 1865.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20

Since the introduction Of DR. Ueckelrs
Vegetable Ague Cure, the rroprictors Of
other preparations may as we'll withdraw
'heirs from TIE market, as they cannot be
solo. except to persons who ere too obsti-
nate to believe anything they hear or read
For sale by al druggists.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20

THE town authorities have commenced
the improvement Of the cross walks
throughout the town, and it is hoped that
they will not rest from their labors until
the walks are put in state Of complete
repairs. If they are at loss to know
what walks need fixing, or when new ones
should be built, we viii give them the
benefit of some valuable suggestions on tn.
subject.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20

Tns fair Of the German Evangelical
Lutheran church, at Balcony hall, is pro-
crossing farora5'y. y pie-nc viii be he II
'u the seminary grove 20 day, and a theat-
rieai entertainment at the hail 'o-risb
will eoaelu "a the order OF exercises.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-20
J KED by 4 UpRsg.-John Thor,

kI-KED by Honsg.-John Thcrl-
oar1. Of Green township. was kicked by a
horse last THURSDAY, and remained in 40
unconscious state until Saturday morning.
at which time our informant heard from
him. His brother found him lying in the
road, insensible, with a horses hoof mark
on his face and his horse short distance
from him. 1t is doubtful if he RECEIVERS.