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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-23

Az ENEMY IN Your MoUTu.--Do not
put an enemy in your mouth, to steal
away your teeth. Beware of destructive
tooth washes and tooth powders, many OF
which are base limitations ofSozopoNr. In
sure life lease of sound teeth and fra
grant breath, by adopting the fragrant So
sOdont. y"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-23

FLOUK--Choice Family Flour in bbls.
half bbls., sacks, Sc, for sale at the Egyp-
than Mills. aug 2tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-23

Fine French calf bool,, and gent,
wear gcnerolly-cu,,om work--lnay be
found at Elliot Haythorn y Cos, Mt low
erpriccs than elswherc in the city tr
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-23

10 TO % ONO l.evccand buy the Au-
rora oil for 20 cents per gallon, Those who
have 1t know its value. If.
SIGnT Is PRIcELEss.-M Money cannot
buy it, but Lazuras and Morris perfected
spectaeles will preserve it. No glimmer-
ing or wavcring Of sight, peculiar to
Others in use. Taber Bros sole agents for
Cairo and vicinity, Soc advertisement,
aug3l d&w tt.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-23

A-l.oui. llerbcrtis in constant receipt Of
fresh Baltimore oysters which be viii
~rvo up to Customers in any style desired,
on short not ice and in The most 'ati, factory
manner aGgltf
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29
Remember that the county fair will

Remember that the county fair will
be held next week, on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday 1t is now certain
that the number of entries will be much
larger this year than ever before-in
fact, the number of entries now exceeds
that of any previous year. Tn, pros
poets are in every way fattering for an
excellent display. A number Of fast
horses will be on hand to do some sharp
trotting ON the second and third days
Every farmer should attend, and aid in
making the fair a complete success.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29
Bourbon Items.
BOURBON, Sept. 81.

BOURBON, Sept. q.
EDS. DEMOCRAT:-
Sickness-dull times-dry weather.
make Bourbon item.
o. p Klinger, late deputy county clerk
is enjoying himself in our part of the coun
~ selling sewing machines. Perry is all
right, and our people will find him an hon
orable young man to deal with.
We learn that Henry Winbigler, Esquire,
is an Independent candidate for justice of
the peace. So far as his official acts are
concerned we have never heard complaint,
except that he would not decide whisky
cases to suit q certain portion Of the Re-
publican party, to which he belongs, when
the evidence would not justify it. lie will
make it red hot for St. Clair and Elder
Snep.
W. J. Crawford is about to move his gro
Gerry establishment to Lcesburgh, Ind
Mr.. Hogan's boy triplets, born at In
wood, and spoken of in the papers some
time ago, are all dead. The last one died
on Monday.
There is some talk Of work being com
nenced on the Duukard College soon.
MIR. Arnold cut his finger, and Dr.
Matchett dressed it. So says Pope Plus.
Several cars of cattle and sheep have
been shipped east from this place the past
week.
ID. ". Albert has returned from Oberlin
Ohio, where he has been engaged in learn
ing the mysteries of telegraphing,
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29
NHERIEFS SALE

b. virtue Of order Of sale and a decree
of foreclosure of mortgage ISSUED Oh vi Tie
office OF the clerk Of tie Marshall clrc-.i
court on "a judgment in favor of DeSigEey
Conger, aud against Washington y. A.
Wilson and Mary L. Wilson, to ne d.recte1
will offer for sale at public auction, Oh
Saturday, CctoLcr 22, 1870,
between TIE hours OF 10 clock 4. ia. aaG /
o clock .. n, al the court hoI.e door ia
Plymouth. Marshall county, Indiana, ths
law directs, the following described rcai -
tate, to-wi,:
The east half of the southeast quarter Sf
section number fourteen IA, ia town-il. ,
number thirty four t34l of range numb,
one | east, con aiming eighty ,sO) acre..
more or less situated in Marshall county
and state of Indiana, TO the highest bidder
for cash. without regard TO uppraisel.snt
laws, subject to redemption.
DAVID HOW, Sheriff VI. {.
eanogf1
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

B. virtue of an execution issued out o.
the office of the 81 .rk Of the Marshall cir
cult court. to inc u r II Il on judgment IL
favor Of Marg; r.t A. Gray, admInlstratriX
of tie estate of Joshua D. Gray, deceased.
AMI against Newton f. Aldaifer, l have lev
led on The following described real es,-.e.
.,it:
The following ]; nd i uated in MGIsha.t
county, and state OF Indiana: A certain tra.t
described az commencing at tho noIth-~oeI
corner of the east half of the soulh-We.-
quarter of section number twenty four. -
n township number thirty -four (3i }. RAIL-
number two :; east. running thence ea>.
nineteen 10 chains and eghty-twO s.
links TO the center Of said section, thence
south seventeen IL chains and fort .y-tbres
49, links. then. c west twenty 60 chains
aud - links, thence north seventeen ia
chains and forty-:hree (43j links. 10 the
place OF beginning, containing tnirt -four
and seyenty-hunGredths (3i.'Vl acres.
Also. the following tract Of land situated
in cast half of the south Vest quarter "a
section number twenty-siI CO., IN town.
ship number thnty -four (34 ;. range number
two q east. Co'nmenc rs at point seven
teen Il cha ms and foty- three 43 links
south of t;ie northwest Corner of the '-asL
half Of the southwest quarter Of the secion,
township AMI range aforesaid, III. nee east
twenty 20 chains, thence south four !
Gains and seventy seven - links. tLri &C
ives; twenty POT chains. thence north io'ss
"A chains ana 81 seventy-seycn Inns L.
the place Of beginning. containing niue ~
acres and ffty-eignt one huLur,dths Is
loo acres.
And viii offer the same for sale at pub
lie auction al the court house door ~
the town 81 iiymvutn, MARSHALL couaiy
Indiana. on
Saturday, OctoLcr %, 1870.
between the hours OF 10 clock "A. Ia. an
! o'ciock u, ~ the law directs. 10 The hisL-
est bidder for cast. without regard ~ 49,
praiseuent laws. s,hject 10 redemption.
DAVID HOW, Sheriff VI. {.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

When Hon. Phillip johnson, men,
Der of Congress from Easton, Pa, died
during the session of Congress, that body
took charge of the funeral arrangements,
and found it necessary to incur an ex-
pense of three thousand and nine dollars
and fifteen cents, in conveying Mr..
johnson from Washington to Easto",
Pa, and the expense was paid by the
government.
This seems like a very large sum- but
when few of the items ale given it is
easily accounted for
1t was found necessary to pay for
eighteen white silk sashes for offices of
the house and senate the sum of S254.
For eighteen black silk sashes for
comm tee of arrangements $4,000.
For the item of kid gloves S772 90.
For Hack hire the sum of S639OO
Black Grape scarls the sum of $500.
And in such items the entire sum of
$4,000 ID is made up
What become of the eighteen white
silk sashes which cost the sum of S14. 0
each And the S772OO worth of kid
gloves?
Was it necessary for the welfare of
the American people that these extrava-
gancies should be INDUCED in on the
occasion of he death of servant of the
people who was at the time of his death
drawing the liberal pay of Congress.
man?
The Republican says the financial af-
fairs of the county are so covered up
that it is impossible to tell whom the
money has gone to, and appeals to the
voters OF the county to place Republi-
cans in power so that they can ferret out
the rascality of our county officials.
Does that sheet suppose its readers are
such fools as to swallow their statement?
1t well knows the assertion to be false
and knows that any person can 90 to
the court house. examine the public
documents, and find out how every dol
lar and cent is expended and the editors
know that every officer is under heavy
bonds for the faithful performance of
his duties. If their st tements are true
why do they not prosecute the offenders
before the law, especially as one of them
IS deputy prosecuting attorney. Such
nonsense is too ridiculous for a reply
Mission Ridge and Lookout Noun
tain, with scenes and incidents in Camp
and Field" is the title of 4 new and in
teresting work by Benz. F. Taylor. The
descriptions of taking Lookout Noun
tain and the storming of Mission Ridge
are pronounced by Headley among the
most graphic battle-pictures ever drawn
with the pen. The book will also con-
tain many descriptionsof life and scenes
in the army, and will be sold only by
subscription, at two dollars per copy
Good agents are wanted to canvass for
it. Orders for the book, or applications
for agencies will be received by Z. l..
Adams, Laporte. Ind, who 10 general
agent for the state.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

Mr.. Noil informs US that the dogwood
trees are out in bloom, east of town, for
the second time this year This is a
freak Of nature seldom witnessed, and
!. doubtless attributed to the severity of
the dog-days.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

Geo. W Wright, living three miles
south of town, says that few lilac
bushes on his premises were stripped OF
their leaves on the first of August, and
that the, are now putting forth bloom
the same as is their custom in spring
time
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29
Virtual Declaration of War
against PruSSia.-SurrPnder
nf SfRa ShOMr0.

Intense excitement was created in
the diplomati; circles in London, yes
terday, by the reception at the foreign
Office of a note from Russia. saying that
the expansion of the bound ries IF
Prussia compelled her to interfere in
the present struggle; that Prussia had
constantly and persistently violated her
treaties; that to the remonstrance of the
other powers she gave but insolenre, and
that now she had openly avowed her
war on France to be enc of conquest,
for the possession Of vast provinces,
which would make her the one dominant
power of Europe. 1t was the duty of
the other powers to check Prussia S
policy of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, or prepare for
absorption in the G erman empire.
UpOu receipt of the note, special
meeting of the privy council was held,
which continued in session five hours,
waiting to exchange dispatches with
Lord Lyons, minister at Paris. To-
night it was openly stated byan attache
of the Russian legation, in the presence
Of the Russian minister, that the move
ment in Turkey was ftint, and that
400, 600 troops were now massed on the
Prussian frontier. Lord Clarendon,
when asked tonight the effect of the
Russian note, replied that it was equiv
alent to an official notification that Rus
sia had declared war against Prussia.
r. =, onno,noaJ fbot Sfr,cl ourcr cur
rendered at Z O'Clock on Monday last.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

The loaning of a portion of the build
ing fund at time when it was lying
idle in the treasury before the building
was commenced, has by the interest earn
ed, saved the tax payers Of this county
over FIVE thousand dollars. And the
notes given by the borrowers were pay
able with attorney fees if collected by
law, and secured by mortgages on real
estate, worth. at its lowest cash value,
double the sum loaned, and stll further
secured by responsible endorsers, two
on each note, who were themselves worth
from three to ten times the loan; so that
the amount loaned was not only abso-
lutely secure against the possibility of a
loss, but also made collectahle without
the expense of one cent to the county.
This is what the brilliant young men
who edit the Republican call bad fnan-
eierinS. We think the people who pay
the taxes wont see it in thai light. Five
thousand dollars is no small SUM 10 be
saved for them by the interest earned.
And for the satisfaction of our Republi-
can friends We are happy toinform them
that good portion of the money loaned
has been paid into the treasury. The
amount now out is less than ten thou
sand dollars, and that will all be paid in
before the first of next March, in ample
time to be used before the completion of
the building. We are proud to know
that the building fund has been so care
fully and judiciously managed.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

One hundred and sixty-three millions
Of acre, of land taken from the people
and given to land-grabbers' at Wash
ington, by Radical Congress. 1t the
landless ike i, they should vote the rad
:.ai -5cLa.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

Beware of the falsehoods being cir
eulated through the county by two or
three of the radical candidates. Do not
be deceived by the statements of Harvey
Atkinson. Tom Sumner or Pote Low.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29
LEGAL. kOyEET'S.


SHEKIFF' S SALE.
by virtue of an order Of sale and Z decree
Of foreclosure of mortgage issued out Of IL
Office OF the clerk of tile Marshall circu.t
court to me directed, Or Judgment ii Ia
vor of john Nifong. and against David
Thomas. Melissa Thomas. Simon Bonebrek.
VIII offer for sale at public auction On
Saturday, OctOJer -, 1870,
between the hours of 10 clock =. IL. anil
i . clock p n. at the court house doUc l.
Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, IS IL :
law directs, the following described zeal =
tate. towit:
The east half Cfthe northwest quarter q
section number twenty 10). township aa..
Der thirty-two (32), north Of range cunLer
four i cas-, containing eighty acres, l4o.,
or less. situated in Marshall county. all
state OF Indiana. to the highest bidder TO
cash. without regard to appraiser. Ii: lap ;.
subject ~ redemption.
DAVID HOW, Sheriff -. c.
.epcgid
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

4 stalk Of sugar cane was measured
q few DAYS ago, on the farm of Abe
Siuyter. in this township, which proved
to be fourteen feet high, and six inches
in circumference at the base. The end
was not ''cut off
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

On oil painting. to adorn the palaces
OF the shoddyi,es Of our cities tariff Of
ter per cent is required. On the ban
kct with which the poor man protects
himself FROM the blasts Of winter tfiy
u sereng.JiUe per cent. is extortcd.
How d YOU Ike i. psor man?
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

St. Michael fair will open in Balco-
ny Hall, on Monday evening, Oct. 3D.
We understand that the fair is to be en-
,ireiy for the beIelit of the academy.
Many tasty and valuable articles have
already been presented TO the society,
Tor this occasion. Among the pastimes
sud amusements will be rafting, con-
sulting the wheel Of fortune. purchasing
lottery tickets, etc Fol furth r particu-
iaFs sec programmes.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

The county Is avoided by all enter
pr:sing people, and la, name that is
most damaging - is growth and pros-
perity."
So says the " & Republican Of our
county. in the issue Of last week. The
man who wrote the paragraph is can
didate for the votes of the people, and
We think viii De notified at the polls
that he is UNFIT to live in a county that
&c thus SANDERS and villifies.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29
Jacob Oglesbee, aged about 20 years,
died in this place last Sunday.

Mrs. Beals has opened millinery and
dress making establishment in the room
nearly opposite the bank, where all goods
and work may be obtained on reasona-
BILE terms.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

~ 4 grateful and redeemed
people. now iown-trodlen, will scatter
crowns in your pathway and shout your
praises for many generations. II t.
Republican,.
Oh, mercy. Ain. tl... nice, And
all this glory just for voting the radical
county ticke: this fall. Who want 5
some crowns in his pathway?
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

Col. Poe's drug store was broken open
last Sunday night, and goods to the
amount of about $50 stolen. This will
not affect the low prices which rule at
thi. establishment.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

Probably the meanest trick which the
Republican leaders have attempted to
play, is the one wherein they hope TO
deceive the people by comparing Grants
Ga Republican, administration. with
Johnson's ga Democratic') admins
tration. Papers and speakers that will
deliberately make statement which
any man with a thimble full of brains
knows to be totally devoid Of truth, mus,
be hard up for something to say. They
elected johnson, and filed every Office
in the government, and because they
and one of their officers (Johnson) fell
out, as rogues sometimes will, they now
attempt to make the public believe that
whateyeris good in their administrations
is Republic IN. and whatever is bad is
Democratic; but the trick is a stale one,
and the people see through it; for they
know that, with few exceptions. it is the
same thieves who stole in JohnSon's adj
ministration that are now stealing in
Grants Believe not a word they say,
unless YOU know it to be true.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

Attention is called to the very able
speech of Hon. s. s. Mprshall, of ILL
nois, which may be found on the fourth
page of this paper. It's logic, facts and
fi~w:s are upansverable.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

Hon. Il. W. Hanna, Democratic can
didate for attorney general spoke at the
court house yesterday afternoon, to an
attentive and enthusiastic audience.
His speech was unanswerable, and many
honest, fair-minded republicans listened
TO it with interest. The attendance
was fair,-the court room being filed =
and Mr.. Hanna expressed himself much
pleased with his reception.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

Mr. A. j. Shirley, timer at present
in the employ of Nash & Breckenridge
Las received letters patent on an inven-
ton for point to iron we'll tubes. A
section Of tube, two feet in length, is
perforated with number of round holes,
the tube is grooved lengthwise, and
then fine thread is cut around the tube.
which is wound with brass wire 50
close that sand cannot enter, but that
water can pass between the strands to
the grooves, and thence down to the
holes through the pipe. The inven-
ton has the appearance Of durability,
and so far as it has been tried, gives
full and complete satisfaction. Mr..
Shirley being a worthy mechanic, we
shall be glad To see him make pile Of
men.y out Of his invention.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

l.. Nussbaum & Co. are determined
not to be undersold in groceries, provi-
sions, &c, and never fail to satisfy their
patrons. Do not fail to give them call
before making your purchases aud you
will MT regret il. sepl5t29
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

All should remember that the county
fair begins next Wednesday, and will
continue until Friday. The officers of
the socis.y are doing all in their power
ID make 1t a success, and no blame can
attach to them if it should prove other
wise. The premiums are as liberal as
the financial condition Of the society will
warrant, and compare very favorably
with those offered by other societies.
Every farmer in the county is certainly
able to bring something.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29
RAILROADS.
Pittsburgh. E.. W3yncN CHI
cagO Railway.

On and after June 2th. 1870. Trains will leave
Stations lily. (Sundays exceDtcd,) "a follows
TRAIN leavingChicago at % =. NJ. leaves daily.
['rrain leaving Pittsburgh al 2.55 p. NJ. leaves
daily.] -
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29


George W. Wolf at al.
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause
by his attorney. has fled in my office hi.
complaint against the defen laut: and il ap-
pearing by the evidence OF eompet,it
person that the defendant, George "
Wolf. is a nonresident OF the Slate u
Indiana, he is therefore hereby notified
Of the tendency # said complaint against
him. and that unless he appear and answer
or demur thereto, a. the calling - sail
cause on the first day of said term OF said
court, 10 be begun a1d held At The court
house. in the town Of Plymouth. Comfy of
Marshall. and State of Indiana. on tie
first Monday n November. 1870, said con-
plant. and the matters and things there n
alleged, will be heard aud 6otei mined ia
his absence.
JOHN c. CUSHMaN. Clerk.
sepl5 pr ". II. Cullen. leIy
..s.as& Haas. A.. 49, Pif
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

STale ~ Indiana Nsrsi,all County ss:
Common Pleas Court. November Term, 1919.
Marcus A -. Packard vS.
riliIshcth tIrecu Foreclosure.
Jacob T. Green
The plaintiff IN ihs shos- emitted ransa. nv
his attorney. has flied n Ias ofre hi- coinp.a.n.
against the defendants; ard u appearing b, il'a
AFFIDAVIT 81 a competent prrson thai The delepa
ans Elizabeth Grern aud Jacob =. t,recn. ar
non rc> idenfS Of the state OF Indiana: they >
Therefore notified az the pcudcncy OF said COM
plant again>f them. and that unless iheV anpear
and answer thereto ~ c saliirg al ea'd cause OF
The first day Of the said term at fhe said -ssurt -
l. begun and held ~ the court hou~e IN Plymouth.
county ni Marshall ard stale ~ if.di1na 81 The
tir-t Monday in November. -" ,nid romfls int
and the matters and things thereon alleged " AT
be heard and determined m their absence
JOHN e.. CUSllAAN. Clerk
VI A % acksrd. plh srty. sspl5
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

On account of work promised that
must be done, we shall not attempt to
issue the directory sheet. as We an
nounced last week. Without any effort,
more than the mere announcement, we
had sufficient number of advertise
mentS offered to have made it a ply;ng
investment. but we find it impossible to
do more work, within the time, than we
have now on hand.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

Remember, that the Republicans car
ried tlis State at the last State election
by but $50 majority \ change of t,eo
votes in each township in the State will
carry it for the Democracy Will Mar
shall county do her duty? We know
she will We must not only make our
proportion Of the gains needed, but some
% spare to counties which may need it.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29
To NONRESIDENT.

In Marshall Common Pleas Court, NeScni-
her Te'm. 1870.
State Of Indiana, Marshall County. ss:
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29

Carefully put up at all hours o, the night. ty al
experienced druggist. We earnestly invite -,
public 20 favor : with call and examine o..r
stock aud BECOME convinced Of tie H.:
are doing liberal business.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29
MI0TICE 10 N0N-EESlDENTS.

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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-09-29
SHFRIFF SSALE.

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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-05

PRETTY GooD.-A New Orleans
wife, left at home one evening by
her hus band, who chad business
down town." accepted a friends
escort to the theater. The fates de-
creed that her husband should oe-
cupy the next seat, with another
lady, the occasion of his urgent bu,
siness. AS soon as the wife made
the discovery she leaned over and
whispered viciously; =" Charles,
who is that hussy you have with
you?' Sister of that fellow you
have with you" There was no
need of further explanation.