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ballot stood, Caldwell. 357; Flick. lS2;
Hutchison, l20
After the appointment OF a State
Central Committee, the Convention adj
journed in great confusion. without re-
turning thanks TO the officers "i The
Convention or any one else.
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The Convention met at the Market
House at 10 o'clock A. NJ and was
called to order by Harmon Sinsel, Esq,
of the State Executive Committee. He
stated that the Committee had selected
Tor temporary chairman General Lewis
Rufiner, of Kanawha. General Ruff:
ner said he would return thanks with
ont remarks for the honor but expected
them 10 work the machine without a
chairman" q. G.. Chase, of Putnam,
was made temporary secretary.
Mr.. John r. Hubbard then took
charge of the Convention and proceeded
to conduct its business, as presiding
officer. Mr.. Hubbard called upon del
egations from each Senatorial District
TO select members of the following com
milccs:
Committee on Credentials, committee
on Permanent Organization, committee
on Basis of Representation. and com.
mitlrc on Resolutions
The chairman said The resolu-
lion proposed, | have no doubt, is un-
dcr~tood by this meeting The Con
yenton voted aye aud the following
committees were announced:
COMMITTEE oN 'Nfi'hN iiN''S
Fir<, District-H G. Sheppard, OF
Hancock
Second Di,trict-R. Myers, of Ma
rion.
Third Disrrict-Charlcs Hooren, of
Preston,
Fourth District. |. Wade, Of Dot
dridge.
Finh Disrricr-C. { smith, of Roane.
Sixth pirtrirt--I. IL 'HasScock' al
Barbour.
Seventh DISTRICT. l. Mclean "I
Putnam.
ElEhth "'a'r'''-r. 81 '''>''3'' "
rabell.
Ninth pI'IrIrI-A. Mann "'
Grecnbricr.
Tenth Distinct" VI. "e'ch' VI
MineraI. Nj, .r
,, PorLnis,
..,,,,.r>r
COMMITTEE ON rhE"NNh> ! '"'aN'HN '''N'
First piS'rI''-N'''" "'''>' VI
Brooke.
second P'"''"' ''''S' ~
Marshall. o..
mr." ''N''"' ''''' '''''
TAYLOR
Fourth hI-Ir"l-'. scot "'
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don, OF Mineral
Eleventh D,sIric,-George h""h'''
ul Jefferson
COMMITTEE o> RESOLUTIONS.
III, D;s,r;c, g n Hubbard of
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Second District Hanson Creswell,
,,MorshaU
TL;rd D;sr;c, -G.orc. g. Stnrocss.
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I4DAI. SIFby tU VI F1aOH0A9
TIRoM THE SUBSCRIBER, NEAR THE
Monument, on Thursday night, June
18th, $50 a BLACK MARE lil hne condi-
ton. I5Jz hands high, blind Of the left eye,
about seven years old. Any one giving
information that will lead 10 her recovery
will be literally rewarded by
ROBERT MARSHALL,
At Armstrong. COen d Co.. Planning Mill
once Wheeling, W. Na. Jun2i
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FORTY-FI CONGRESS.
" ASHINGTnN. June -
sen ATE.

Mr. Sumner. chairman of committee
on Foreign Relations, reported Il reSo-
luton a. substitute for the House res
olution ON the contest between the
Cuban insurgents and the Government
OF Spain. He asked immediate con
Sideratiom
Mr.. CasserIy objected to the con-id-
Grafton of the resolutions until they
were printed, and they were laid over
and ordered printed.
Mr.. sherman moved to limit the de-
bate on the amendments to the tax bill
to five minutes for each member, hut
Mr. Thurman objected
The tax bill was then resumed and
Mr. Scott spoke at length against the
retention OF the income tax
Messrs. Buckingham. Bayard and
Thurman followed on the same side
Mr.. Morton defended the tax.
Mr. Conkling favored and Mr.. Cor,
hett opposed the retention Of the tax.
After a short executive session the
Senate took q recess
HOUSE.
Mr.. Hay, from the committee on la
valid Pensions, reported n bill to pay
pensioners whose pensions are with
held from them between the third O
March, 1865, and the sixth Of June
1850, by reason OF their being in til,
civil service of the Government.
The House then took up as the un
finished business ofyesterday the Senat,
amendment 10 the bill TO provide 70
the apportionment Of representatives t.
Congress among the several States, tn
question being on Mr.. Judds motion t,
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21
RENAL kS.

1t "as settled before going into con-
vention that Thayer and Gregg should
wit hdraw, and hurl all their forces
against Parks, who was particularly dis
tasteful to Plymouth and Center
township Although Parks is not a
popular man, he is a shrewd worker.
and would probable been the nominee if
the opposition had not doubIc-teamed on
him. This is the first Republican vic
tory Plymouth has gained during the
present campaign.
Col Sumner is the best man the party
could have nominated, having more than
Average abilities as speaker, and of
good personal character If the office
must be conferred upon a republican we
know Of no prominent man of the party
who would be more acceptable to those
outside Of his party.
We shall probably have occasion to
fight him during the campaign, but do
not intend that blame shall be ON us if
the war should be of personal nature
As to his sacrifice of personal pride. in
accepting a nomination for joint repre-
sentative after having been swindled out
of the senatorship, we shall probably
have something to gay hereafter
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SSUIr <

a strong effort was made to figure
Col. Sumner in, but it wouldn't work
and his supporters were compelled to
admit that there was no nomination, as
he lacked onc-third Of vote of having
a majority.
w. J. Hand moved that the nomi-
nation Of Sumner be made unanimous
Erwin objected.
Parks hoped the nomination of Col.
Summer would be made unanimous
Bolton thought ST. Joseph ought to
vote. lie was informed that St. Joseph
would not vote until Marshall decided
who shouli be presented as candidate.
\ delegate from ST Joe moved that
the convention vote by counties. Car
ried
Post Master Kendall moved that the
chairman of the central committee cast
the vote of Maj hall county for Col
Sumner.
St. Joseph county the cast % votes
for Col. Sumner, making his nomination
unanimous
johnson moved that two from each
county be appointed central committee
Several names were suggested and the
chair finally, without authority, appoin-
ted DR.. Sherman and Ii. G. Thayer, Of
Marshall, and the St. Joe delegation
selected Hiram Miller and j. H. Lewis
Three cheers we're proposed for Sum-
ner, but as those present were not in a
cheering humor, the proposition failed
for want Of suffic lent number Of sup
porters.
Col. Sumner made few remarks of
general nature, aud the convention adj
journed sine die
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

}
BY virtue Of an execution issued out of
Office of the clerk IF the Marshall common
pleas court, to me directed, on judgment
in favor of Sa;nucl Kecfer, Orvlla l. Knox,
William Ames, William ii Fayman, and
Walter X Marsh, and against Milton NJ
Gallentine, and James O Parks, rplevin
bail, | have levied on the following
described real estate as the property of
Milton Nj Gallentinc, tO-wit:
Lot number nineteen 1877, in Thaycr' 5
second addition to town of Bourbon, Mar
shall county, Indiana:
Lots number thirty 30l and thirty-onc
[3l in Boley's first addition to the town
of Bourbon, with all the privileges and ap-
purtenance TO the same belonging: also.
commencing due north from the northwest
corner Of lot number three T31, in John
W. Thomas's addition to the town of Bour-
bon, and at and on the line of Solomon
Lynl, running thence due west of Solomon
Lynn's line TO the west line Of the east half
of the northeast quarter of section number
twenty-four - township number thirty
three T33l, north of range number
three T3 east, running thence due south
on said line far enough TO make three acres
and one-half [34 and to the line of Sa
rah Dennis's lard, thence due north to the
place OF beginning, except an alley on the
east side eff said land eleven Till feet
wide, also except the two lots decided
to Harriet Hewitt and John W. Hewitt.
situated in Marshall county, ard state of
Indiana.
And will offer the same for sale al pub
lie auction at the court house door in Plym-
outh, Marshall county, Indiana, on
Saturday. Aug"st -, 1870,
between the hours of 10 o clock n. m, and
o'clock p. m, as the law directs. to the
highest bidder for cash, without regard to
apprasCment laws. subject to redemption.
DAVID HOW, Sheriff VI e
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Republican Joint Representative
Convention.
THIRD AND LAST CALL.
Col. Summer Nominated.

The third attempt of the Republicans
of Marshall and st. Joseph counties to
nominate candidate for joint represent
atiyc, was made to-day.
The convention was called to order
by NJ. l.. Smith, chairman.
j. f. Lewis, of St. Joseph, was cho-
sen secretary.
4 motion was made and carried to
proceed to nominate joint representa-
tive.
\. johnson moved that each county
ballot separately.
The vote to which each township
in Marshall was entitled, was then an.
nounced as follows:
Center, 8; Walnut 2; Tippccanoc,
1; Bourbon, 3; North, 1; Polk, . !;
West, l; Green, l; Union, l; Ger
man, 2. Total, 10.
w. J. Hand thought the vote Of
each township ought to be subdivided
according to the total vote received; con-
scented to.
II. G.. Thayer moved that the names
Of candidates be announced, which mo-
ton prevailed.
Mr.. Bolton nominated James O.
Parks
DIR. Sherman nominated Henry G.
Thayer.
p. G.. Dethlefsen announced Charles
Gregg.
II. G Thayer withdrew, hoping his
friends would all support Col. Sumner,
(whose name had not yet been ar
nounced.)
Col Sumner arose and said he did
not desire to have his name brought be-
fere the convention, being careful not to
deny that he was a candidate.
Gregg withdrew, announcing his de-
light at having an opportunity to sup
port Col. Sumner, whom he considered
in every way worthy.
The strategy of those opposed to
Parks was plainly manifested. which
was that they would mass their forces
and squelch him.
W. NJ. Kendall then announced the
name of Col. Sumner for joint represent
atiye.
Mr. Erwin, of Bourbon, moved that
the townships withdraw for consultation
and to make Up their votes.
After deal Of figuring and talk the
townships were called upon to announce
their votes. Some one said that Center
was not ready. Erwin said that Center
bad made up her vote, but had sent out
Tor more recruits; and that no such seal
duggery should be practiced there if he
he knew it. y delegate from Center
denied the soft impeachment.
When Walnut was called DR. Gould
that they could not agree,
and would therefore vote blank He
then retired in good order.
The vote Of the other townships was
then announced, as follows:
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NHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of all execution issued out o!
the office of the clerk of the Marshall com
mon pleas court, TO me directed, OH a jndg-
mcnt in favor Of Bernard Trentman and
Augustus Trentman, and against Samuel s.
Davis, Charles Rathburn and Joseph w.
Davis, have levied upon the following de-
seribed real estate, as the property of Jo-
seph W Davis, to-wit
Lot number thirty 1901 in Thaycr's sec
ond addition 10 the town of Bourbon, in
M rshall county, Indiana.
AMI will offer the same for sale at pub
lie auo .on, atthe court house door in Plym-
outh, Marshall county, Indiana, on
.Sdfurdoy, august ID, 1870,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. IN. and
o'clock p. m, as the law directs, to the high
est bidder for cash, subject to appraisement
and redemption laws.
DAVID HOW, Sheriff y c
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SUERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue Of an order Of sale and de-
cree Of foreclosure Of mortgage issued out
of the office Of the clerk OF the Marshall
circuit court, in favor of Daniel E. Van
Valkenburgh and against James A. Porter,
to me directed, viii offer for sale at pub
lie auction on
Saturday, Wy 80, 1870,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m, and
1 o'clock, p. m, at the court house door in
Plymouth, Marshall county. Indiana as the
law directs, the following described real
estate, to-wit:
Lot number tLirty-nine (39). rs described
on the plat of the town Of fredericks
burgh, in the county of Marshall, and
state Of Indiana, to the highest bidder
for cash, without regard to appraise-
ment laws, subject to redemption
DAVID HOW, Sheriff VI. C.
JUICES
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.jul7t2s
6HERIFF'S SALE.

~
BY virtue Of an order of sale and de-
cree Of foreclosure of mortgage issued oct
of the Office of the clerk OF the Marshall
circuit court, on judgment in favor Of
Daniel l.. NanValkenburgh and against
Manuel Runnels, to me directed, | Will of
fer for SAFE atspublic auction on
Saturday, .Jay 30, 1870,
between the hours of ten o'clock, a. m. and
four o'clock p. IN, at the court house door
in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, as
the law directs, the following described real
estate, to-wit:
Lot number forty-four (ii), as designa-
ted upon the plat of the town of Freder-
icksburgh, situated in Marshall coun-
ty, Indiana, to the highest bidder for
cash, without any relief from valuation or
appraiscnicnt laws. subject TO redemption.
DAVID HOW. Sheriff NJ. G.
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LEGAL. ADNERT'S.

SITERiFF'S SALE
~
BY virtue IAN order ofsale and a decree
Of foreclosure ofmOrtgage issued out ofthe
Office of the clerk of the Marshall circuit
court in favor of Daniel f. VanValkcn-
burgh, and against Daniel MoWry, TO
me directed, l viii offer for sale eli public
auction on
SATURDAY,, LILY 80, 1870,
between the hours of 10 o'clock Il. m, and
4 clock p. m, at the court house door in
Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, as the
law directs, the following described real
estate, to-wit:
Lot number forty-fivc (45), as dcsigna-
ted upon the plat of the town of
Frcdericksburgh, situated in Marshall
county, Indiana, to the highest bidder
for cash, without regard to appraisement
laws, subject to redemption
DAVID HOW, Sheriff NJ
jul7t30
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\ few days ago, while Mr.. Samuel
SPONSOR was at work in a hay field he
was ferceiy attacked by large bluc-ra-
Ger, which attempted to coil around his
legs, but did not succeed; evidently be-
lieving in the 'thirl time Proverb, the
snake returned again to the charge and
was rewarded for his perseverance By
getting himself firmly established in his
desired position, and made it very hot
FOR Samuel, who found his best efforts
to remove the reptile with his hands
entirely futile Becoming alarmed at
the situation, Mr.. SPONSOR called loud
ly for assistance, and fellow workman
came to his relief with his scythe, with
which his snakcship was induced to re-
lax his embrace after being made into
four pieces. This descendant of the
tempter of mother Eve measured 70
inches, was well built in proport on. and
was fsmous sgucezer.
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The proposed amendment to the COLI
stitution Of the state Of Connecticut to
strike ont of that instrument the word
"white, has bean defeated in the lower
house OF the legislature OF that state.
Connecticut is net yet prepared for the
political inflammation of whites and nc
o-rooc
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Mr.. Mason, foreman of the RcpuJ.
H,can Office, was taken with the cramp
while bathing in the mill race, last Tues
day evening, and narrowly escaped
drowning The assistance of others
who were fortunately near by, was all
that saved him.
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SURVEY NOTICE.

hN URhE1 NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, surveyor Of Marshall county, Indi-
ana, will, on the LIST day of August, 1870, at
request of John KINNEY. proceed to sub
divide the lands in section %, township
81. range east, in Marshall county, Indi-
ana.
Nonresident owners of lands in said
section. Who fail to meet me n; the residence
Of said KINNEY, and provide for defraying
their proportion of the expense of said
survey, will be returned by me to the Coun-
ty auditor rs delinquent, aud such delin-
quency will be placed on the tax duplicate
for collection according to law.
NJ. II. RICE, Surveyor.
BY J. =. Hawkins, deputy.
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TIE HOWE

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/ g MACHINE in the world. Manufactured by
the HOWE MACHINE CO.. of Bridgeport Conn
adapted &c ~ ERIsNAKIETY OF SEWING. Tn
cQualled in beauty, excellence and durability.
II Is th, most simple i'm construction and the
easiest To understand and operate OF ANY SEW
ING MACHINE ever yet placed in the market
Some new and valuable improvements cave re-
ccuty besn added, which TendcrfOur NEW AND
lMPRON ED MACHINE superior - any we have
made hcrel Ofo.e, and all that could reasonably BE-
desired. The Howe Sewing Machine, both FaIai-
~ aud Manufacturing, use much smaller nee die
for the same size OIthread than any other using
the same size oil number of thread on the under or
upper aud Indcr side, and sew equally wen with
cotton. linen and silk. Our Family Machines are
especially adapted To all household scwing-Shrt
Mixing, Clock and Vest Making, Scanning, Tuck
ing Quitting. TGcking. Gathering. IIemming'
Telling, Binding and Cording. The IIcmmcr. the
Braider aud the Cordcr are unequalled. A careful
examination OfTIiE How will well repay any
one whether they wiso TO pJrceasc not. Sam-
pies OF work and ciaculars ofMachncs are furnish
ed on application at any of our agencies We
desire responsible and energetic parties as agents.
NHREADs. SILKS. NEEDLES, OILS. &c, always on
hand. wholesale and retail Address all commu-
nicatiOns to
h.
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The storm last Thursday morning
leycled many fields of corn, but the
growing weather since has Strengthened
pretty much all Of it up again. The
wheat was not materially injured, al
though fears were entertained that the
heavy rains and damp weather of a
week ago would cause it to "grow in
the shock"
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

The ordinance TO prohibit fast driving
on the Michigan street bridge is vio-
lated nearly every day.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

Mr.. Il. r. Shook yesterday presented
us with liberal sample of the Teas
which he is selling at such ridiculously
low prices, and which, on short acquain-
lance, indicates the excellence which he
claims for it.
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BU5gMEsS LOCALS.


On Saturday, the 23d day Of July.
1870, there will be sold four or five
sowing machines, at auction, on six
months time, to the highest bidder,
the purchaser to give note with ap-
proved security. CHARLES Cook,
Auc5ionecr.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

Probably the most rickety sidewalk
in town is in front of premises occupied
by member of the board of trustees.
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L. Nussbaum & Go. are still in the
market with full stock of Groceries
& Provisions, which they are selling at
prices to suit the times They always
pay the highest price for all kinds Of
Country Produce.
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Green corn in market-not very good
but very dear.
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The August term of the circuit court
begins one week from next Monday.
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Clcaveland & Houghton are adding
largely to their stock of goods
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

The AlJuny Erening Times comes to
us daily, and is lively, widc-awake
Democratic paper.
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4 slight discussion with fists occurred
between couple of young bloods yes
terday evening. 4 little claret spilled
"a countenance in mourning-and
nothing more.
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The walls of the new court house are
becoming visible to the naked eye.
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We print elsewhere to-day resume,
from I, leading Republican paper, of the
distinguished services of the best first
term congrcssman-the immortal Jap.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

1t is claimed by some that IIascall is
n better man than Williams. If this
is true, Williams must be worse than
the-old Nick.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

c C. Buck and family have returned
from an extensive visit in Michigan and
Ohio.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

The indecent and impccunious con-
cern up street calls THE DEMOCRAT the
3" Public Baby" So much wit FROM such
n source is astounding, and can only be
accounted for on the ground of the
presence of the divine William. We
know of no other such talent in the
country
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REV. ADEERTS.
A. Z. plsiIDNf.

ENTATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, would re
Ev spectfully an1ounce To the citizens OF Mar
shall county and the public generally that he has
tiled in Plymouth, and can at all times be found
in the PoSt-OiflCe Building, where he is prepared
Ia do all work in his line in the best manner pos
sihlc. and reasonable terms. Particular atten-
ton given 10 repairing. All work warranted.
.InlY 2l 1S10-iGlY
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-07-21

Laporte and South Bend are exer-
eised on the question of city water
works TO be constructed on the Holly