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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25
Farmers AMI Gsnrsiencr-T Taxed

la addition 10 the taxes that the
farmers aud gardeners now pay, they
are hereafter t. be required to take out
a license as brokers. Y decision to
that effect has recently been made by
Judge McCandless, one of the Judges
IF the United States District Court.
This decision was made in the case of
a man near Williamsport, Pennsylvania,
who cultivated some ten acres Of land
near that city, the products Of which he
sold in the market of that place. The
case was brought in the United States
District Court as n test case, and the
Judge decided that not only gardeners.
but farmers, also, who so into the cities
and sell the products of their farms,
will be required to take out II license.
The penalty for a violation Of the inter
nal revenue law in this respect, for the
first o%ffense, is fifty dollars, and d uble
that amount for each subsequent %offense.
So the farmers and gardeners may look
for the government detectives aad tax
collectors To be after them whenever
they bring anything to the city to sell.
Those of them who persistently vote the
Radical ticket will at least have the con
ISOLATION of knowing that they voted all
these taxes and all other Instructions 10
trade, upon themselves, while the Dem
ocrats who have always voted against
the men who have palmed OFF these
outrages upon the people, will simply
have to crih and grun. and bear it.
Carpet, 20 per cent. ; window cur
talns, If paper, 30 per cent. window
curtains, If OF mixed worstcd material,
- per cent. !; wash basin, Jug, etc. i0
per cent. ; glass water bottle and tumt-
Ter, 10 per cent. !; soap, if perfumcd, 1O
cent per pound and 30 per cent. al
rak0rum i; toothbrush. 10 per cent.
hairbrush, 40 per cent. comb, 81 per
cent. looking glass, if 10 inches by
"a inches, 6 cents per square foot
looking glass, if "a by 30 inches, 4C
cents per square foot ; oil>cloth, laid
down by the washstand, 80 per cent.
linen towels, - per cent. bedticks, III
mattresses, 81 cents per squareyard and
tn pei cent. I'd rr'oJur, q: shcots. II
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25
S~tcreOtyped Lies.

1t has become the custom with the
Radical officials at Washington to an
nounce with the monthly statement
from the treasury department, that there
has been a great reduction in the ma
tlonal debt. But it is a miserable pre-
tcncc, for the debt has not been re-
duccd; the figures lie; the statements
are frauds; The Washington head Of
the financial bureau is a knaye and a
scoundrel to thus hoodwink, insult and
cheat the poor duped taxpayers and
wealth producers. The public debt, on
May s, 1870, was 1920 64,334. The
public debt of April 2, 1865, was 81
366. 055,07 showing an increase in
the five years of over S54'S09;257. But
this is not all the increase. When a
debt which calls for a paper dollar Is
is changed in its character so that it
calls tor a gold dollar, is it not as much
increased, in fact. as the difference III
the value Ola paper dollar and a gold
dollar! People of the United States!
are YOU never to protest against q state
Of things at the seat of government en-
barrassing your business and eating out
your vital interests and prosperity! Are
you satisfied to be taxed to the extent
of $35O,0O0. 600 a year, and get such
fruits, socially, politically, and com
mercially as you now do? Will you al
low yourself to be thus duped. year ait.
er year, by your corrupt rulers. and
then continue to vote them in Office again
AZ you have done? The present radical
administration is a daily living lie. From
its beginning it has been one monstrous
fllsehood.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25
%sse Ceremonies To-Day.

The ceremony Of laying the corner
s.oac OF the new courthouse will take
place today under the auspices of the
Masonic fraternity and invited guests.
The committee of arrangements have
been I1tlrinS IN their efforts to system
atize everything in connection with the
ceremonies. They hope that all who
have promised to assist in carrying out
any part Of the programme will be
promptly in their places.
The following is the programme as
amended by the committee since our
last issue:
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25
IRoGRAMME.

The vari' bodies who have been in
vited to par -cipate in the ceremonies of
the day will be received upon their ar
rival 10y Il reception committee and con-
Quoted to the quarters assigned them.
At IL, m, they will meet at the sem
mary grove, where dinner will be pro-
vided.
At dinner, it is desired that each
lodge Of Nelson's and Odd Fellows shall,
so far as possible, keep together - The
stewards in charge will direct each lodge
and the bodies to the tables designated
fer them.
At 1.15 T. IA, procession will form at
the grove and march to Center street.
FROM Center street to LaPorte street,
thence to Michigan street, thence to
Jefferson street, thence to court house
square.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25
y OF EXERCISES
II tic court house.

Music-By tho Fort Wayne Band.
Inyocation-By Rev. G.. II. THAYER.
Song-"'Oh hail us ye .fres"--By Glce
GLIB.
Laying Of the Corner Stone.
Song We meet 4Pon tic Levei"-Glee
Club.
Address-By the Hon \. L. Osborn.
Judge OF the 9th judicial circuit Of Indiana.
German song-'haPelia -iernan Glee
Club.
Music BY Band of Chicago.
Anrl Chorus-By Plymouth Silver
Cornet band and Giee Club.
Mvsic-By Bremen Band.
Music-By Warsaw Band.
noxology-By all the bands and entire
audience.
Enthusiastically Rev. l.. C. BUCKLES.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25
ORnEN OF PROCESSION.

The Chief Marshal will form procession
in the following order:
lst-Au En%camPments Of knights Templar
present. under their own officers.
2d-Al lodges Of Odd Fellows present.
3l-Plymouth Fire Department
4th-StGne Cutter Association.
5th-Masons and Carpenters employed
on the court house.
6th--Ail lodges Of Masous present from
outside # the county.
Tth-B,urbon lodge.
sth-Arros leigc.
9th-Bremen ioige.
lnrh Plymouth lodge.
I1th--0ficers Of the Grand Lodge.
After the ceremonies ut the court
house square arc closed. the procession
will reform and march on Center street
TO EanBurcn street, thence OH Michi-
can street to Parker House, where all
but Knight Tcmrla,S will break ranks:
after which there viii be a review Of all
The encampments present.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25
Democratic Convention of
Center Township.

The Democracy OF Center township
met at the court house nj , o'clock OH
Saturday the ooh inst, for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for the town
: ip Offices to be filed at the coming
election.
The convention was organized By the
el, c'ion Of J. q. Osbolnc rs chairman,
and ID. f. NanN alkenburgh secretary.
Motion to nominate candidates being
carried, Mr. T. Mcdonald placed in
nomination the name C YIN. G. Ed
wards for trustee; there being no other
n,me presented Mr.. Edward. was made
the unanimous nominee o. the convcn-
ton.
Mr.. 4 Vinnedge proposed the names
Of J. &. Osborne OF Plymouth, and W.
Stallard, ofthe Inwoo / prec' net. for jus
tees e the pc, and d. +. NanIal-
keubargh pr p ,sed thc name Of T. s.
Fish; np otlc- aamcs being advanced,
the above naricd gentlemen were nomi-
mated BY acclamation.
4. Yiuncdge and Samuel Mcdonald.
of Plymouth, and Francis VI. Matthew
son, Of the Inwood precinct, We're nomi-
natcded for constaIles, without opposi-
ton.
On motion Judge Eiias Jacoby was
declared the unanimous choice Of the
convention for the Office Of assessor.
The committee preparing for the fes-
t%iyities Of o day, are worthy Of al praise,
and IN the extended report of the pro-
ccedings which we shall publish next
week We hope TO ren'ier them due honor.
Justice James I. Walker, Of Evans
vile, Ind decides that under the mod
ern advanced" legislation Of congress,
| the state law, which prohibits amalga-
nation Is Of no account. JIG decides
! that Sumner Il Co.'S civil rights bill
oycrridcs all state laws which forbid a
buck negro to marry a white woman.
and orders the release of a couple Of
anna gamationists who had defed the
state law and been arrested therefor.
Well, these are times Of Republican
prOgression-one way or t'otber. What
arc the laws Of God and nature as COM
pared with the edicts Of congress? Let
amalgamation thrive.
Send in your subscriptions 10 THE
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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

coz =, %! cents per square yard; sheets,
If linen, 30 per cent. od ualorum
blankets, 30 cents per pound and %
per cent. ad valoram Cor 140 to 200
per cent ; bed cover, if printed calico,
81 cents and 90 per cent. ad valOrum /;
bed cover, if worsted, 80 cent. u pound
and 30 per cent. al rotorum.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25
NOTICE To NONRESIDENT.

oIltE To NONRESIDENT.
STATE OF ITDIiNA
Marshall County,
In The Marshall circuit court, February
term. 1871.
Frederick Austin.
Theodore f.. Clamp,
Edward Austin,
Robert E.urkins,
Mary J. lurkins.
The plaintiffs ian the above entitled cause.
hythcir attorneys have filed in my Office their
complaint against the defendants. and it APP
pcaring by the affidavit Of n competent
person that The defer dants. Robert Lurkins
and Mary j. Lurkins. are nonresident
Of the state Of Indiana they are hereby
notified of the filing and p%endcncy of said
complaint against them, and unless they
appear and answer thereto ut The calling of
said cause on the first day of said tern,
nj said count, To- he begun and held at
the court house in the town of Plymouth.
county of Marshall, and state of Indiana.
on the first Monday in February, 1871. said
complaint and the matters and things there
i'm alleged, will be heard and determined in
their absence.
JOIN G. CUSHMAS. Clerk.
Mcrrifell and Calkins, plff's attys.
auglSt
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25
frames AeDl ora Hand.

VaNIIE PROPERTY-HoLDERS IN EAST
Plymouth will take notice, and govern
themselves accordingly, that the secretary
of the East Plymouth Draining Company
will call upon them during the last week in
August. to pay up the assessment made By
the board Of directors last January. and
also those in arrears for the year 1869. TO
pay all their assessments MP 10 date; other
wise they will he compelled to have them
collected by law. The company is bound
To complete the work, and pay off its in
debtedness; to do 40 they must have money
Bv order Of the Board.
l. :. LANGENHAUGH,
ang1esop' SCI Y T y c..
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25
A PUBLICATION FOR LICENSE.

Notice - hereby gwen that I viii. ut the
next regular session of the Marshall county
commissioners court, apply for license to
cell spurious, vinous and malt liquors in n
less quantity than n quart at n time. The
location on Which | propose TO sell is on 10,
number . or number 1 in tho town Of In
wood. formerly rcarsonvillcl Marshall
COUNTY. Indiana ISAAC BARLOW
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25
OFFICERs OF TIE Day.

Ircsident--Grand Master NJ. II. RICE.
Ficc PreriGcrts-WiIl consist Of the Presid-
my officers Of the various bodies repre-
scnte,i in the procession.
Chief NarshaI..............H G. THAYER.
Asst ..............O y. kLINGER.
..........A H.. C.APR0N.
Chief Steward at Dinncr...D. +. RAY.
Asst \ Elliott. " G Edwards.
y : Allsman. g n Reeve. ! BroWnlee,
Washington Kelly. v VI Kendall " Cor
bin, J z Hawkins, \ . Ccpron.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
John :. eastman, q. II. 7. Bailey.
". ". Hill, II. G.. Thayer.
NJ. III. Rice.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

The Indianapolis journal asks, who
is S. 1 Anthony" That's an easy CO.
uundrum lie Is the next congressman
from the 18th Indiana district.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

We have been unusually pressed with
work for 4 few days past, which will in
come degree account Cox the scarcity of
original matter in this issue.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

We shall print an extra edition of
cur paper next week, and all who desire
copies for mailing, should speak in
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

To day isa day ever to be remem-
hcrcd in the history of Marshall county.
All good citizens desire the day to be a
%conIpletc success.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

The ball at Balcony hall this We
nips. viii no doubt be Il splendid affair,
# GOOD music will secure it.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

Under the last four years Of Democrat
&c rule in Indiana the public printing
eos, the state So, 900. Under the last
four years Of radical rule the public
printing has cost the state s2fS,0OO-
How " hi" is that?
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25
BUSINESS LOCALS,

\. Becker & Co. desire to have it
understood that they keep a full stock
of groceries on hand at ali times. which
they sell at reasonable prices. They
pay the market price for all kinds of
country produce.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

4 B.cker's infant child died last
Thursday morning.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

The health If our community is rap
lily improving, and in a short time
Marshall county bids fair to be herself
qraIn.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

There will be a reunion of the I'D
Indiana Volunteers, at Plymouth, Sep
TENDER 9th, 1870. All the officers and
men are cordially invited to attend.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

q -
BY virtue Of thc authority rested in me
by the Marshall circuit court AZ its Fcuru-
airy term. 1870, and Is further order at Is
August term. 1870. in proceedings in par
titiOn wherein Ninton Alderman is plaintiff
and Edward :. Nairaven and others are
defendants, VII. ON the first day of Octo-
Der, 1870. nj the curt house door in Plym-
outh. Marshall county. Indiana. unless sold
at private sale before that time) offeg
and sell nj pnbiic auction, 10 the highest re
sFon-ihle bidder. The following real estate
in Marshall! county. Indiana. tO-wit:
The northeast quarter of section : III
township 80. north Of range | east.
TERMS OF SALE -One-half cash in hand
on the day Of sale, and the remainder in one
year. with approved security. drawing in
tereSt and waving valuation laws.
III. CORBIN.
aug25tsep8
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

Leonard Logan proposes to close out
his entire stock at prime cost, and 90
wert. Such opportunities TO purchase
goods cheap are rare. and cur citizens
should appreciate them when they do
occur.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

Business in this own is recuperating
slowly from the recent stasnation. II
farmers were not holding back their
grain fer better prices, trade would be
lively.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25
Closing out pt Cost.

l.. logan, wishing to remove to the
west is Offering his entire stock, consist
ing Of a full line Of Domestic Dry Goods,
Notions, Boys and Mems Hats Crock
cry and Glassware at prime cost. All
those who wish to saw money will avail
themselves of this opportunity.
l.. LOGAN.
Plymouth, Ind.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

Il. Il. Ccx's sav-miil. situated 4 few
miles east of town, had u narrow escape
from burning up, last Tuesday night.
The appearance of Mr.. Cox on the
scene of action was very timely.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25
Prussia VictOriGus.

Pain Annihilator cures Headache
and Earache.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

ply mouth Ladies' SCHOOL.
The fall term O. the Young Ladies
School will mmcnc Thursday. Sept.
1st. The rules, regulations, andtuition
will be the same as in former terms.
We will he at our home in Plymouth
one week before school will open, and
shall be pleased to see any Of our friends.
l. G. KINNEY & s. A NICHOLS.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

Paris besieged, and so is j. NJ. Dale
& Co.. Store with customers, all eager
to avail themselves Of the magnificent
bargains daily offered at their establish
ment. Don't fail to give them a call
and be convinced, as they are determ-
med TO close out their entire stock Of
goods regardless Of cost, within the next
sixty dayr. t0tf.
Remember, Tolerton Bros Pain Ami
hilator is the only medicine Brown &
Pcrshin- give on a trial Of two weeks.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

Hunters in this vicinity are di=gus;cd
with prairie chickens for not Astounding
more ~abundantly. We have not seen
one in the market this season, and
have not been able to kill one accord
ing % INV"
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

Our county had a marrow escape on
LIST Tuesday evening from On irrepara-
bic loss. Ardeputy Of Mr. CHshman 5
was at work in his oficc at about III
o'clock, when a book fell from a shelf
crushing the lamp and spreading the Il
nitcd zeal oil over the floor and into q
box Of vast paper. Mr.. Cushn.an had
Just arrived. and by his GOODNESS, pres
'nce of mind and determination sue
coded in keeping the flames subdued,
ard with assistance which arrived, final
: sxtin Cuishcn them. The citiyens OF
the county ovc Nr e. lasting debt OF
S1tiiuds
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

Seserai d.sr~Pufable females have
~rromenaded our streets durin. the past
week to the annoyance and disgust Of
afcur citizens IS there 10 way to ship
,hem t. NaIsm where tbs people are
accustomed TO such c~rea;uresy
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

All kinds of SAWS-Mill, Mulcy. Gang,
CrCss-cut and Circular-gunmed and ham
mered. All kinds Of small saws get and
sharpcned in the most workmanlike man
ner. at W. J. Adams Machine Shop.
iul2I:46m3 BAkEWALL & CARAH.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

Tolerton Bros Pain A~nnihilator is
warranted to cure rheumatism, Neural
pin &c. For sale by Brown e Per.hing.
For the best Sewing Machine buy
the Singer. ju16tf
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

Tho publishers Of THE TNGvII-
IzEp RACES have sent us advance
sheets Of the same. We would much
prefer to have the entire work, for We
are sure that it will b. a book contain
;nc much valuable information concern
nc origin. social and religious customs
aud habits Of the uncivilized, who have
many curious beliefs, which are inter
cst;ng to study As the book is to be
.oId only by subscription, we hope that
an agent will soon canvass this place
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Send in your subscriptions 10 THE
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Carefully pnt mp n al hours OF the night. 10y IN
experienced druggist. We earnestly invite the
public To favor us with a call and examine Cur
stock, and become convinced Of the Tact nat we
are doing a liberal business.
- GliIN & co.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

Jap Packard Is busnwhacking the
dis,rie' slich heasoin hepes to ms
represent in congress. is industry Is
worthy Of q better cause. and meets with
bat poor success We are informed
that the people dant appear sec it in
the light Jasper would have them. He
Is received without enthusiasm, and de
parts without encouragement. Such
H. l;fe and the instability Of Republi-
cans.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

" cal attention - the c.yi Of Pos
& Hays, who arc r%urn;ag the Peopl :
Drug Store. jus, vest Of cur office. The
store is il charge Of Col. Poe. who comes
70 our place endorsed as q graduate in
AS profession, and as 4 gentleman well
worthy Of pGb!ic confidence. Call and
zee him.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

The committee preparing for the fes-
tivities To-day, are worthy Of al praise,
and in the extended report of the pro-
ccedings which W. shall publish next
week We hope to %ren'ier them due honor.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-08-25

time.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-20
Pubic No. ST.

An Act to au'horize the Burlington and riSs ri
River Ksilr al Company. irs assign, I"
change rho est 'bilshed line VI said road in the
state III Nci,rx-kA.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resenrsfive> II the United -tafes IF America IN
Congress as--mb,ot, I n the Hu lin ten and
Mississippi hi,er ks7i-oad Company, usa
signs, in the stale e N-irs ks, M ~ fs Oh me
the loc .tin .f til p rtion nf its liue til t lies
west Of the ,isy e Lincoln, Asi State. shown
10y the m up tn re-, { y ii e ia the Gen a
i.ani Once 1T the United states. 81 as 10 s-cur.
better and III re practicable route, AM To con-
nes { vi h the Uni.n Pscsfic iiai road 1T III
the Fort X arnev 'e>er alton, said NV line 10 be
Lcs'ed wi.hin the limits Of the LANE, grA ant
by the UniI.d States L. all in rhe instruction,
Provided, however. 1ht sad line III Il; MT lie
heated further 81. nth tina the 81 lth-r" bn,n'ia
ry line Of tow = hip number seven. -ah State.
and sail change -I'll MT impair the righ 10,
nor change the location Of the sad lani gran.
snj the ,id npsny its assign.. shall receive
differ ent IT Other or gr a'er quantity IL laui
chan if this act had not p ,ssed, and H. ,l,an
al been made in thu lra line Of said ,iiosd.
Appr.,vei Nav u, 1870
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Public Res plution-No Is. |

Public Res plutiun-NO Is.
4 Resolution u pas to he credit Of the National
Asylum fur disabled volunteer sldiers the
funds eeisnginS to it for the relief Ut sick and
v01Ddei $ oilers
kas lveL by the Senate and House Of Rrpresen.
tatives Ut tho Unit-i >tates If America in Con-
ne0 ass-mbl.d. III { the unexpe ,desl hslsnce
Of the fund created by the seventeenth secii II
the act approved ,, bruary 9th. eighteen hum
dred and sixry-f ur. Tor the benehs Of the sick
and wounded Eii-rs .ha be transfer d { the
National A.y UNI fl Disabled Volunteer Soldiers,
49, supP.at If its b-neficiari-s.
Pee Z Aud he il further received That the
- seys Withheld because If the deserfiou Il any
rsrroa fOm the volunteer E,rcee Of the United
states, who il borne IN tie rolls de>-rt-r,
saall n0t be paid to him except the record If de-
.-...s shall have been c.nceieI on the sule ground
that snch r,c.r.i has been made erron-ou-ly and
e"asrAry u the facts. but such m 'ney shall be
and remain the property Of tho National Asylum
80 OsshA ded Volunteer Soldiers for the support
banenciaries-
sss-i II .rch |. 1870
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