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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
School fer Ladies.

Ladies OF all ages, from primary TO advanced
scholars. Particular attention will be given
to small scholars. " ~ the twig is bent so
the tree inclines, l. Il maxim well II be re-
membcrel i'll this case School viii com
mencc the
FIRST THURSDAY * SEPTEMBER,
Sept. 81, and continue twelve weeks, on Gar
to street, N the house recently occupied by
Ms. Sutherland The situation IS not n de
sirahle one, but - hope for patronage that
we may seen secure better accommodations.
KS To orr capal,iiity as teachers, We viii on y
say we have taught FIVE years IN New York
and two in Indiana, and We believe with sue
cess.
COURSE CT sruDY AND PaIcs OF fuIrIoS.
Higher Branches-per term, - 90.
ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA, CHEMISTRY,
PHYsi0LOGY, l,HEToRic,
Book KEEPING, ASTRONOMY,
HIGHER ALGEBRA, LOGIC,
AxcIxar HlsToGy. ZooLoGY,
GEoMorRY AND TACO BoTAyY,
NowETRy. MENTAL AID GoRAL
Philosophy. ScIEycE.
Common Dranches-pcr term, - 90.
READING & SrELLIxG. MENTAL AND WRITTEN
PExM,xsuIp. ARITHMETIC.
ORTnoGGAPHY, COMPOSITIONS,
ANALYSIS Us. IIIsTony,
GEOGRAPHY, GRAMMAR.
Frimary-per term, s. 90.
Reading and Spelling.
FXTRA.
FpsScu 800 CRAYoNING, 90
PESoIING, u0 OIL PAINTING, III w
Tnition payable at the expiration OF half the term
For further information consult The teachers
MISSES L. G. KINNEY & :. A. NICHOLS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
STOP THAT LYING, OLD EEL
Ia IE

We are credibly informed that John L.
Westervelt, the republican candidate for
representative in this county, at one of his
harangues in the south part Of the county.
has made the remark, in subs tance, that
Of all the funds raised by the levy for
building purposes, not one cent of it can
be accounted for by the county off,
sials.
When he made that statement he knew
he was telling falsehood and he ought
would be caught in it. This is too early
in the campaign to commence such bare
faced lying. We suggest to the old pray.
ing hypocrito that he had better reserve
such faIsehoods as that until within very
few days before the election, SO that hon
est men will not have chance to disprove
bis assertions.
The truth concerning, TIE building fund
is, that it is trcbly secured by mortgage on
real estate free from all other lncum-
branee. and by personal security and is
drawing ten per cent. interest, and any
man that makes statement contrary to
this is liar, and no honest man is under
any obligations to believe anything he
SAYS
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13

! bondholdipg citizens Of the country -
that the people are asked to support the
republican county, state and national
tickets. After careful investigation of
the enoi nifty of the outrage perpetrated
on the country for the benefit Of less than
a quarter of a million of boudholders, is
would seem to be almost incredible that
advocates of such system of outrage and
oppression could be found in any commu-
nifty; yet We fud men supporting this
iniquity By their daily labor, while their
bondholding neighbor rolls in ease and
Injury, drawing his interest in com aud
paying no axes,-gisins himselfno trou-
ole about the erection Of school houses aud
other public buildings,-the support Of
the poor aud unfortunate, the improve
ment of the public highways, or any Of
tho public interests for which his neigh
bors are taxed. We say it is almost in
credible that among our citizens should be
found adv coates Of the execrable policy of
sadding burthens on the poor that the rich
may ride in ease and afilueuce There are
men in this town (and we thank our ma
ker there are but few who uphold the
action of the republican party in exempt
ing bonds from taxation, Oh the ground
that it was necessary for the protection Of
the governn ent-that capitalists would
not invest in bonds unless they were free
from taxation. OF course it is unnecessary
to argue with such Anticipates; anybody
knows that the government can draft
money as righ.fully as it can draft flesh
and blood.
Every vote cast for Grant and Colfax =
for he republican state, congressional and
county tickets vote to perpetuate
the foul wrongs we have enumerated in
this article Every vote for Seymour
and Blair, and the democratic state, con-
gress nal, and county tickets, is vote for
equal taxation ct every species Of prop
erty,-is vote that every man,
bondholder or plowholier, shall pay his
due proportion Of the revenue necessary to
sustain every species Of government, from
township to national. Where is the poor
man, the laboring man, the business man.
q or any other man" except the bond-map,
who would not vote for a policy SO just
right, and expediont?
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
TIE Chicago Times saws.

1IiCdSO 4 mrs says.
"a consideration OF Grants difficulty il
finding words to express himself, and hi.
constitutional objection to anything like
exertion, radical newspapers are in The
habit CT inveating choice little paragraphs
aud impressive platitudes, and attribufing
them to their candidate Ga the whole,
it would be better for Grant if he would
openly disavov these questionable of
spring. Radical wit. rs shown IN is pub
lie journals, is not keen enough even to DO
Grant credit.
The late 81 these newspaporiai invon-
tons comes from s. Louis. whore cop.
pcrhead is said to have walked away un-
happy because Grant is reported to have
sad that The real war democrats are n
mach opposed to rebellion as they were ID
ring the war, and viii vote. rs they fanght
to s';-tau the government and the avs.
While this is true of all democrats, it i
absurd to say that Grant ever made snch
a remark. lie il scarcely weak enough to
ieIaage his owa cause ~ such an asscr-
ton
Ef democrats vote as they fought, whicl,
they Will. whether Grant SAID 50 or not,
they will vote fer the union, for the cen
-ti,ution. for prosperity, anA for Seymour.
They viii vote against n Heal ceH'raiIza-
ton OF power, against the exclusion o!
any states from the union, against che in
fanny Of reconstruction, against renewed
rebellion. and against GIANT.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13


The democratic ladies of Indianapolis
presented the white Boys in Blue at
the metropolitan theatre, ton eht. with
an elegant silk flag. 1t was d magnii-
cent demonstration. The theatre was
crowded TO overlooking, with as fine an
udience as ever assembled in The city
Over 600 OF the veteran dems cratic SOL
dicrs were present The Hon 5 /.
Parks presided, and opened The meeting
with condensed bat powerful presenta-
ton Of the political issues which the peo-
pie are to determine at the coming elec-
ton. The DAG was then presented 10 the
"Wlite Boys in Blue" in an exceedingly
feiiciious ana postieal address, which was
received with great applause by Mrs Sa-
rah I. Bolton, the poetess Of Indiana
The flag was received by Gen. John Love
in behalf Of the "White Boys in Blue"
who made happy and iorcibe speech in
accepting it, after which the club sang
Rally Rounl the Flag Boys" accompan-
led with long coutil ued and most enthasi-
astic cheers.
Senator Hendricks was called cut and
spoke eloquently Of the objects for which
the soldiers had periel their limbs and
lives; their gallant services in maintaining
the government over armed rebellion ;
and then showed most couclusiyely that
the victory had been perverted by the
radical leaders 10 the advancement OF par
ty ends Il said that all that had been
gained by radical reconstruction over pres
ident Johnson's policy was negro supre,n-
acy in the states lately IN rebellion
Hon. David S. Cooling made one Of
bis slashing speeches against radicaIism,
keeping the immense audience in roar Of
applause over his happy and cutting hits.
In every respect the meeting was
great success, presenting another evidence
Of the revolution going on in the public
mind against The Jacobins.
The state central committee have issued
appointments for Hon JAS c. Robinson.
and Hon. JAS. C. Allen, of Illinois. They
will each speak in this state for two weeks
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
E;T. q e 2 g = 81 @ 8
IN MARSHALL COUNTY.
gEso Eiis.ian.a ~ kliizsOiS CPEtras
Railway Company

offer for l4 about 900 acres Of snimprovea
lands in Marshall CO Q nty, At A GREAT bAA-
GAIN. They arc located as follows
Tar S. E.QuARrsn OF SEC. % ,TowN 81 Z aNsz
| FasT, 100 AcREs. his i on Forge Greek,
near Zehners mill, and is part g,cd moving
meadow and part timber
THE s. w. QUARTER OF SEC. ). East ef Lake
oft e Woods, and fHE East HALF or rug n r.
QUARTER or SIC. 36, all in town "a, RANCE
E,sr, 2loAcREs.
The W. half Of the =. Q. or the $. hal OF the n.
g. or;and the N. W. or. OF the II. e. or. OF sec ~.
49, town "a. range cast, containing 2Oo acres
This land is very heavily timberej with valuable
timber on yellow river about three miles south
of Bremen, on the road - Bourbon, adjoining
the farm of Henry Knapp. There is chance to
make money on this piece.
The n. e. Or. and the e. half of the = e. ar; OF
sec 80, town 81, range east containing 2so
acres THIS land lies north OF Lake OF the
Woods is moving meadow, with some timer
will make good stock farm.
The $. W. or of the $ c. or. ofsee. 10. town
30. range 9 east 40 acres. This land il part
moving prairie. and part white oak timber, an
laws about a mile west Of Argos.
TITLE PER FECT-TERNs-One third Of the
purchase money cash. the balance in one AMI two
years with six per cent. interest. secured by
mortgage on the land, the purchaser To pay the
taxes for 1865.
For price further Information call on l.
Cressner, at Plymouth bank, or Address
JOHN X. ELDER, Agent,
4S-4tl indianapolis. Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
DECIR Able.

1t is to be hoped that the Laporte de-
mocracy will make as earnest and persist
ent an effort to elect Judge Farrand as
they did to secure his nomination, but we
must say that they are, apparently, very
tardy about about the matter. Without
any home organ to defend him, to make
his announcements, or to post the democ-
racy Of the district as TO what he proposes
to do, all communications be tween the
Judge and the people appear to be cut
off, and there is but one thing that is gen
orally known concerning the matter, and
that is Judge NIX. Farraud has been nom-
mated fox congress in this district by the
democracy.
Those gentlemen who gave him Tie
nomination should sea to it that the aoo!i
ton lies set a,i9At against him are proper
n rcfuted and that he is yindicated. They
cannot certainly regard the nomination in
this district as being equivalent to an
election. and if they are going to do any
thing we really think it IS about tine they
were about it. We want to do all we eau
TO elect Mr.. Farrand, bnt are not suni-
Glen tly posted "a to his Intentions, to an
sser any questions that are asked by our
democratic friends
We did not understand that the La
Porte democracy did its whole duty when
it furnished the candidate fer congre IS,
but that they owe it to their nor inee,
themselves, aud the cause they espouse, to
set him aud his principles properly before
the honest voters Of the district. If they
do no, do something of the kind during
the present campaign, we hope to see them
more modest at the next democratic con-
gressional convention in this district.
Packard is stumping the entire district
by school districts, almost. speaking his
piece, end there is no one with Lin, or to
follow him, that We know OF, to refute the
falsehoois and misrepresentation con
tanned therein. 1t is true that it is not
damaging 10 its nature, being simply Col
fa1's old haraneue re-vamped and diluted,
and any common democratic speaker ought
to riddle it all 10 pieces, but this is not
being Gone, and that is ust what We do
not l,Lo
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
g II ER!FF'S SALE.

BY virtue of commission and order Of Sc 10
issued by the clerk of the Marshall Circuit
court, l viii offer for sale to the ffote.s
bidder at public auction &C the court hou re coor
IN Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, on
Saturday, Anguss %. 1868.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock m. and 4 o.
clock p. m. of said day, the rents and profits for
term not exceeding seven years of the follow
ing described real estate situated in Nar.bs 4
county. Indiana TO Wit y
Southwest quarter of section ten 100 ,oxnshi,
thlrty-four (5i) Torth OF range ono east: cam
mencing at The D0,th west coTner Of lot tgo -,
IN block two o., thence nor,h-west with he
raii road to the section line, thence With tie
section line 10 he section corner. thence sarth
with said line 10 a a. Se vest from lot two -,
b'ock eighteen Is, thence est to .be s. rect On,
posne TIE ruei Of bloch eighteen Is thence
win The to~n plat to tie place Of beginning. con
tanning ts' acrss more or lcss.
Also the undivi 4ed hall e tilat part OF Land
co ninencins sefcu.v-ts0 ross and l. linas north
u ne section Inc O. the sol-i.- side OF the
Town plat, thence south from sal tJsga plat to
the section Ere thence east n Tie section line
TO The half NILE cake, thtnee north with TIE
cividinS iine OF said section - the railroad. .hencs.
north west with lie railroad 20 the town nlos
thence With tie town pat to tie place ofbeinir,
containing thirty acres moro or less in Marshai!
county Indiana
Ana IN ease tie rents and pro;.s fiil 20 sell fo-
u i sriicieEt - pay the amouu !, an led by
said commission ana order OF se.o, vii. ct The
same tine and place. and in ike manner, oaer
Tor sale to The hi-hezt bidder at public auction.
The Tee simple the entire right, title. interest
and estate of FraLcis II. iyner ana Catherine l..
iTner lii and 10 the above described r.al estate,
TO pay said demand with interest and costs in
favor OF Samuel W miller and against Francis
H. Iyner AID Cathr'ne l.. Tyner. Said sale
to lie made without relief from valuation or
apDra;sefneLt avs.
Al nAEr-N xrn,.r clo
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
Az I'D HOW. Sher;6.
cHEHIFF'S SALE.

By virtue OF n commission ard order uf sale
issued by tho clerk of the Marshan Common
Pleas court. will offer for sale to the hicles.
bidder at public auction al the court house door
in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana. on
Saturday, 4agust %. 1868,
between the hours Of ID o'clock a. m and
O'Clock P. II. of said Gay. the rents and profits
for term not exceeding seven years, Of the fol-
lowing desc bed real estate situated in marshall
county, Indiana. to-wt:
The north half of the west half OF the north
cast quarter of section number nineteen (I9) in
township number tairty-two. north of range num-
b"r four tes.t), continuing forty( 30 acres mere Or
lssa, Situated in Marshall county. Indiana.
Ardin the rents and profits faii 10 sell for
sum sufficient 20 pay the amount demanded by
saidcommission and order OF ale, will, at the
same time and llace, ana in like manner, Offer
for sale TO the highest bidder at public auction,
the fee simple, or the entire right, title interest
and estate of Jamea P. Lynch and Riioda e.
LyDchil and to the above described real estate,
to satisfy said Wit in favor of Abner Sheets ard
against James p. Lynch and Rhoda r.. Lynch.
Said sale to be made without regard to appras-
ment lars
40 DAVID HOW, Sheriff.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13

The correspondent Ct the Republican,
writing on the subject of the Jews, for
eigners, etc, subscribing himself IN" is
growing too disgustngly silly to merit fur
Their attention. ''There is no fool like an
old fool, +" "mg boy"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
AND SALE
STABIE-

The undersigned having purchased the livery sta
bile of AIIEMAN n ROSE. is fully prepared 10
meet every want OF the livery business lie
has better horses and finer bucgos than has ever
been kept in Plymouth. which he Is prepared y
furnish the public on the most reasonable terms
Travellers conveyed to any part of the country on
reasonable Terms. ,,,v
az ~ L.. han'r'
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13

town that you will coincide with me. Do
you not think so? Please accept my COM
pliments. Mr.. NJ, and excuse me for the
omission of this artitle in last weeks pa
per. VERO
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
STATE OF INDIANA
MARSHALL COUNTY,
I'm Common Pleas court, October term, 1865.
BarbaraF Snyder.
VS..
Adam Snyder,
leah Duuick, Partition
Elizabeth Bruch.
Martha King, 4
Henry Snyder.

The p,aintif in tho above entitled cause, by
her attorney, has filed in my Office her complaint
AGAINST the defendants and it appearing by the al
Fl lavit of a competent person th't the said de'ead-
ans, Adam ouyder h eah Dutrick ,ElizabethBruch,
Martha King & Henry Snyder are non residents of
the state of Indiana they therefore hereby mott
fed ;he pendencyoi said complaint against them
and unless she appear. answer or demuE thereto, at
caling of said caus the first day of the nex.term
OF said court, t. be begun and held at the court
house i'm the town of Plymouth on the second
Monday of October. 1868. said COMPLAINT and
the matters ard things therein contained and al
legged will be heard and determined in their alb
sence.
JOHN C. CUSHMAN, Clak.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
DAVID HOW, Sheriff.
a PPLICATEoN FOR LICENsE.

Notice IS hereby given that tie undersigned
will. at the September term. IeGS, of the Com
mssoners' court OF Marshall county. ladia ma
APPLY fora license retail vinou :. malt and spirit
uoEs liquors in les- Quantities than a quart. The
location on which We propose to sell is Lot No
tlnty-oleht in the original pet Of the town of
Pis mouth, Nsisliail comfy, Indieaa.
~ NANNALhENBURGH * STAKES.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
Gratifying

To know that a reliable remedy is within the
reach of everybody ter the radical cure of dys
persia or In.ic,si.on. Su.h remedy s Ro
bucks stcneff b.iteis- Sold b. al druggists.
I'or sale by Lloan Bros.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
A PPLIcATIoN FOR LICENSE,

= a
Notice i hereby given that the M dersicned
viii, - the September teein, l~tS .cf the comuris
slancr' coart ii Hrrshlii county, Ial III aqlly
for license to retaii vi ous malt AID spirit aous
Il liquors in les quantities. tt~n e1arf. TIE To-
csti "a "a lic. f-t..a-c 4 e = Lot NJ IL.
IN P1'y's FIST ai,.irn 10 the toEn OF Bourbon,
! J.rsiiali county. ln.li-iIsi-
40 PHILIP MATT.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13

A-ainst malaria fever a.i asne. and al diseases
arising from tor'I state o; tle livoF, there IL
20 medicine 50 hig.,lv recommended rs .soback's
stomach btters. For sale by Brown Bros.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
CHICAGO CORRESPONDENTS.
CHICAGO, Aug. 10, '66.

Tar greater extent than was anticipated
even by the most sanguine for this the
first exhibition un"er the auspices Of the
northwestern WOODEN manufacturers asso-
citation. The ne will no doubt be far
more complete in all respects, especially in
the particulars Of fine goods and niachia-
cry, in which the exhibition was rather
weak. The coarscr cloths, crrpets. blank
cts, shawls, ilannels, and articles of uader
wear were admirably represented Alto
gether there We're over twelve hundred en-
tries on the exhibition lists.
Another Of the prominent features Of
the present season. which commenced last
week, aud st Ill continues, is lie American
scientific congress, convocation of Swans
gathered together to discuss a fine assort
ment of subjects which possess not the
slightest interest FOR anybody but them
selves. They utterly taboo all the short
words and the value Of paper or commu-
nication is governed by the impracticabili-
ty Of any body understanding it with die
tionary at the elbow for constant refer
ence. Most of what they say is equally
Ineligible when read backwards as when
it is read forwards.
RI. Rev. Bishop Ouggan returned yes
terGay from his trip to Europe, and was
received with the highest honors in the
power Of the faithful to offer High mass
was said in ST. Mary's church, where he
preached short sermon, and in the after
noon great procession, composed Of eve
ry Catholic society and organization in the
city, with banners, badges and bands OF
music, all in gorgeous array, turned out,
marched through the principal streets and
past the Bishops residence, on Michigan
avenue wher, he addressed them in very
paternal terms.
One of the new charitable institutions
of our city, just opened, is the Jewish hos
pital. 1t has been built, as it's name indi-
Gates, by the israelites OF Chicago, and Is
intended mainly for the relief Of the suf-
iering and needy OF their own brethren;
though it is understood that Christians in
want of hospitalltics will not be excluded
if there is room for them. The institn-
ton will accommodate sixty patients.
The land upon which it has been erected,
was purchased couple OF years since tor
9o,ooV' ana Is no" worth 90 '"'o' ne
ouliu'u@ cost Fo''VVo anu a' us olehin@
Is e"''fe'y out OF ue"'
e fc.r ,o,ros IN oloron hon~. nd f,;lod
n ~ r.
1oro ood Nos No d.,,t h;s orooos,
al,
~
-
A"o'"c' "'5 S''' ''"' ''S' ""'7
''c"ff'" '"e 0'"e' evening" "A ''"'"'
man WHO came mere VITA cons'"eraoie
sum "a money III so''' IN MS Poc>e'S' vi
coarsS tue papers suggest ihuf'ei """
'oOociy' ou' '''e ma" WIS 'hariieu' "'o @
general rule there Is no sure 'h'ns 'ha'
man VINO mas VIE may not iea'e Ter
without moment s. NOTICE
For several days pastwe have had deci-
dediy cool weather, aud to day, chilly.
raw and rainy, is more like November
than August.
Sce..;pc of onnroocb;po winter the
sooso, ofnvo-co,ts and .tores Of the
,I l,.o
t. ,.a,oh. -. rlot n, .cor.~-
tvo.v wood .,oro most ,ox.s.hlo soonom.
80, a III . ur,. e wood
~,
o,;o.,;ons h;.ho,t, av;..ant .r,;,,t nj.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
JOINT REPRESENTATIVE CON
TENYIOIV

{ A uass convention of the democrats Of
St. Joseph and Marshall counties will meet
at Lakeviile, Saturday, August 18th, to
selee. candidate for joint representative.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-13
FROM EUROPE by CABLE.

PARIS, Feb. 12.-La France insists that Count
Won Bismarck has asked permission to resign,
Felix Belly, the well known Fronch railroad
contractor Of Central America, has been SEN
fenced, by the court there, to pay a heavy fine
for publishing a slandcrous article against the
Government of Nicaragua.
BERLIN, Feb. 12.-Thc North German Gdzefir, the
private organ OF Bismarck, finds fault with the
Austrian Minister, baron Won Beust, and de-
elarcs that he ia pursuing a dangerous course in
too zeslously befricnding the cxiled prisoners Of
HanoyeI,
LONDON, Feb. l2.-important dispatches have
just been received from Abyssinia. General
Napier was at tho front pushing on the advance,
and the hostile forces were drawing near TO each
other Reports had reached Anneslcy Bay that
skIrmishing had already taken place between the
British advance and tho forces OF King Theo.
dore's. No particulars Of the fighting arc given,
The official dispatches from General Napier
arc anslously awaited.
LONDON, Feb. l2-Evening. --Consols closed at
p3li6o39s United States 52o's, nv; Illinois Cen.
trail, ssIS; Eries, 4sls
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l2-Eycning.-Cotton closed
rather more quiet, but firm. Uplands, sss; Or
leans, So. Sales OF 10000 bales. Brcadstufs
and provisions unchanged.
LONDON, Feb. 2-Evening.-william b. Brot,
q member OF Parliament, has been appointed to
succeed Mr., Sclwyn As Solicitor General.