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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-04-28

A London Snowman placards, "The
Head OF Traupman, preserved in good
spirits
Agassiz is threatened with sotteniD &
Of the brain, and intellectual labor is
forbidden
A Vermont coroner's jury is of A
Pinion that Deceest met his deth from
Vilcnt formation in the he'd frum In
moan kos"
a tourist of leisure made very ac-
ceptable free lunch at the table Of IN
African hotel.
Mark Twain's "Innocents Abroad
and Maverick Life of Raymond" are
TO be reprinted in England.
The general conference of the n f
church south will meet at Memphis
May 4th, and there viii be foul hun
dred delegates present.
General Reynolds remarked to Tex
an when he learned that the state had
been admitted, Here, take your state
and run it."
Victoria's negotiation for the marriage
Of another of her daughters to a
Prince Of Orange, is reported to hive
failed.
y Peorit paper accusesan anti-female
suffrage meeting of stealing a prayer
meeting to reinforce their attenuated
ranks.
A poor man being i'll, he was asked
if he had taken any remedy; " No." he
replied, 4 ha mt taken any remedy,
but I've taken lots of Physic.'
The Belgians arc held up to ridicule
in France because they propose reforms
in the French language.
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a Vote OfThanlAs.

At the close of the banquet given to
the editors ON Friday night, Sth instant,
Gen Williams, of the Northern hdicn-
ioa. arose and offered the following res
olution, which was adopted:
Resolrcd. That the thanks of the ed
itOrs and publishers of the 10th and
18th congressional districts are hereby
rendered the citizens Of South Eerd for
ho>pitalitics extended. tothe proprietors
of tae st. Joseph Valley Register, and
National Lnton, for attentions shown,
and to the host and hostess of the
Dwight House for the fast of good
things spread before us on this occasion.
OF the newspaper folks present at the
convention on Friday last, seven were
Democrats, fifteen Republicans, and one
Independent There was one editrcss
one general, and four bachelors. One
Of the editors was also a clergyman, a
lawyer, and a prcacher.-South Bend
Union.
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Total amount expended, ........S3 246 Al
Financial CoBd,,,on Of he Toisp.
The town was indebted at the commence
mcnt of the current year. as per statement
Of j. Z. Hawkins, former trcas'r. -, POS 2S
OF this is redeemed, interest not
included, Observation-Disclosures. l,l24 so
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MAR RED.


On the 18th instant by Rev. Austin
Fuller, PERRY SWAZILAND and MAR
TIA WHITING.
At st Thomas Church. Plymouth, on
Wednesday, April ~, 1870, by Rev
". Lux, sir IlUGu 4. BRowy, for.
merly cf Valparaiso, and Miss ANNE J..
REEVE, daughter of c. Ii. Reeve, OF
this town.
IN occasion like the above is an oasis
in the busy scenes Of life; and we lay
aside the Implements Of toll to wish cur
young friends full realization of al
their happy aaticipations. The refresh
mcnts left in cur care betokencd /;
proper appreciation of the substantial.
Of life.
a goodly number of friends were il
attendance from Valparaiso
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A. c. HOltzendOrf.

. R'GGIST. CDR r. A. Lemons old stand)
Michigan street. Plymouth. Indiana.
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In answer to numerous enquiries III
regard to the recent decision Of the SUI
preme court of the United States, that
soldiers who enlisted between NAY 1
and July 22, 1861, for three years or
the war, and were honorably discharged
are entitled to the 500 bounty author
lied BIZ General Order No. ID of the
war department, promul9ating the order
for the organization Of the troops under
the call of the president, dated May 3
1861, the following general information
is published by the adjutant general Of
this state:
The quote Of Indiana under the esll
was four regiments. The following
regiments were accepted and mustered:
Thirteenth, June 10Th 1861.
Fourteenth, June :. 1861.
Fifteenth, June II, 1851.
Seventeenth, June l., 1861.
As nov understood, the only troops
from Indiana, entitled to bounty under
the DECISION. are the above regiments
accepted under the call Of the prcsi-
dent.
The second auditor and the second
comptroller have decided that theappli-
cant must STOW:
l. Enlistment for tlrco years be-
tween May 4 and July 22, 1861.
.. Honorable discharge.
3. In case OF death after discharge,
the heirs ofthe soldier arc not entitled
20 the bounty.
4. Soldiers entitled to this bounty
will not be entitled to bounty under the
act of July %, 1855. The bounty
there promised is upon certain condi-
tons named in the act, and this decision
docs not change those conditions.
5. Discharge for promotion does not
cntitle the promoted rcldier to any
bounty.
A soldier who has received bounty
under the act of July %, 1861, for the
same service is not entitled to the boun-
ty under the decision.
Soldiers discharged for disability be.
fore serving two years. Who received NJ
bounty, are MOI entitled under this de
cisiOn, unless they enlisted between MAY
5 and July g, 1861, and were accept
ed under the call Of Tho president dated
day 2 !ec1
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SHEKlFF"S SALE.

BY virtue Of an order cf sale and a de-
cree Of foreclosure Of mortgage issued out
Of the office OF the clerk of the Marshall
circuit court TO directed, IL favor OF
Henry Work and against Edward Hope and
John Hope, viii cfcr for sale on
SATURDAY.. IPrd 30, 1870,
between the hours of 10 clock a. IA. and 4
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;
4 certain trac; described az commencing
At the northwest eorner OF the northwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of section
number FIVE %. in township number thirty
three l33l, north of range three (3) east,
running thence east nine t9l rods. thence
south twentyscven ca rods. thence west
nine (9l rods, and thence north twenty
seven rods TO the place of beginning.
with all tcnements and nppurtenances
situated in Marshall county state Of Indi-
ana, TO the highest bidder for cash, without
regard to appraisemenr laws, subject to re-
denption.
DAVID HOW, Sheriff Nc
IA
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TR.ITNS GOING EAST.

r. n. n \ F.NS.
General Passenger snt Ticke ?. ~. :.
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CHERlFE'S SALE.

By virtue OF an execution issued out Of
the Office of the clerk of the Marshall com
mon pleas court TO me directed. on n jndg-
mcnt in favor of Nathan Hagcnbuck end
against George W. Andrews, | have levied
on the following described real estate. as
the property of the said George ". An
drews, to-wit:
The noi thwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section thiriythrce 33l. IL
township thiryiive 1851, range ere east
in Marshall county, Indiana.
And l will offer the same for sale at ruo.
lie auction, at the court house door IN Piyu-
outh, Marshall county, Indiana, On
Saturday, Nay q, 1870,
between the hours OF 10 O'clock a. n. and .
o'clock r. m, as The law directs, 10 the high
est bidder for cash, subject TO eppraisemel'
ar6 rcdC-,xtien laws.
rA-!c ycTr, sh,-.s,, {
e,5r,2
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution issued out Of
the office OF the clerk Of the Mar
shall common pleas court TO ne
directed. on judgment in favor
Of Samuel keefer. Orvilla l. Knox. William
d Ames, William Ii Fayman, and Waiter r
Marsh. and az inst Milton VI Gallentine.
and James Parks, replevin bail. | have
levied on the following described real estate
as the property Of Milton VI Gallentine, to-
wit:
Lot number four Al in John Parks
addition TO Bourbon. and ltt number fifty
five 30 in Thayers second addition 70
Bourbon. Marshall county. Indiana.
And will offer tn. same for sale Mt pub
lie Auction. at the court house door in Plym-
outh, Marshall county, Indiana. on
Saturday, Nay Z, 1870,
between the hours of 10 o'clock .. m, aad
o'clock. p. IN, az the law directs, to the
highest bidder for cash. without regard -
appraisement laws. subject 10 redemptioa
DAVID ii0W, Sheriff N. C.
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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-04-28

s. & NJ Becker never allow their
stock to get low although they sell near
three times the amount of goods sold by
any other house Go to boot and shoe
store, examine the quality and price of
their goods; then 90 to Becker's and be
agreeably surprised to see how much
better and cheaper their boots and
shoes are. Their stock of wcll-madc
and fashionable clothing is always large
and complete, and you can always find
clothes to suit you, with but little care.
They have tailor shop in connection
with the immense clothing department,
and will cut and make tt order Ladies
seldom fail to find the article they wish
at Becker's. because their assortment OF
ladies' dress goods, musiins, prints, trim
mines, notions, all kinds, etc, is by far
the finest and largest in the place You
will always do best to trade where you
find honest dealers and the largest stock
from which to select. These are to be
found at s & NJ Becker's
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Med cEAID k1sUiagi.
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a. HERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of an order Of Gale and de-
cree Of foreclosure of mortgage issued Qua
of the office of the clerk of the Marshall
circuit court. in favor of Jane y. cleveland
and against Andrew J. Usher and Louisa
Usher, to me directed, | will offer for sale
at public auction ON
.Safa.dqy, 4pra 80, 1870.
between the hours Of 10 q clock m. and 1
o clocl. p u. at the Court House door in
Plymouth. Marshall county, Indiana. rs the
law directs, the following described real os-
tate. to-wit:
Lots number one r. J. four al. FIVE [5l.
and eight < all in block fifteen [ Isl, in
the town of ryncr City. as reference TO
the original plar On file viii fully show,
situated in Marshall county. and state q
Indiana, 10 the highest bidder for cash.
without regard to appraisemcnt laws, sul-
ject to redemption
DAVID HOW, sheriff Nc
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Obituary.

Died, in Grecnviilc, Penna., on the
18th instant, at the residence of her son,
DR. H. b. Packard, Mrs. NANCY 4.
PACKARD, aged So years and six Elos.
Mrs. PACKARD was one Of the pio-
necrs of this county, having removed
here with her husband, Thomas Pack
ard in the year 1885, when this entire
country was a wilderness, chiefly inhab-
tied by Indians She continued to re-
side here until some time after the death
Of her husband. which occurred in No.
vember, 1851, since which time she has
made her home with her son. at Green
vile, Pa. There are few Of the early set
tiers of Marshall county, yet living, who
do not remember her. A woman OF
great natural energy Of character, and
remarkable powers ofphysical endurance
the rough, ardy life of the pioneer was
easily endured by her. She aud her hus-
band lived together over half a cen.
tury-had II children, six of whom
only. survive them. Her other living
descendants are IS grandchildren and
fl great grandchildren
She was a good mother. NJ. p
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By virtue OF sn order OF sale and de-
cree ci foreclosure of mortgage issued Out
OF the ofhce Of The clerk OF The Marshall
circuit court. in favor of the Fort Wayne
National Bank and against olner Davis.
Samuel :. Davis. Joseph ". Davis and Ma
~ Jane Davis. la NE directed Will oifcr
for sale at public auction on
Saturday, Nay p, 1870,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m, sri
4 clock. y. m, al the cour; house door in
Plymouth. Marshall county. Ind ana as the
law directs. the following described real
estate. to-Nit:
/ The northeast quarter Of section seven
J %. township thirty three l5Sl, range four
! ti cast, one hundred and sixty (l60l
acres. more or less. situated in Marshall
county. state of Indiana. TO the highest
bidder for cssh. '.ithon, regard 10 appraise-
men; laws. subject TO redemption
DAVID HON, Sheriff VI, c.
aoNp11
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SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of an order Of sale and decree
offoreclosure of mortgage issued cut Of The
office of the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit
court TO me directed. in favor If Martin H.
Rice. and against James ". Thomas and
Caroline Thomas. viii cticr :or sale ct
public auction, q
Saturday. ipra 80, 1870.
Between the hours of leo o'clock 81 II.
and clock T. IN. al the court house door
in Plymouth. Marshall county. state Of In
diana. az the law directs the following des-
cribcd real estate. to-Uit:
Lot numcer eigh, Isl in the town of Mar
mont with all the improvements thereon.
situated in Marshall county. and state Of
Indiana. TO the highest bidder for cash.
without regard 10 aPpraiscment laws sub
iect 70 redemption.
DAVID HOW, Sheriff NC.
aid
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Local AND MISCELLANEOUS.
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NoTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

stevens Iceland ! Before William g.
vs.. Goodwin, Justice
Belle Holland. Of the Peace.
The plaintiffs in the above entitled cause
have filed in nay oGicc their complaint. AMI
IT appearing by the affidavit Of L conpeten,
person that The eetc-laa.. Csl,s Holland.
IS Ion-res;den, os the state CT !nii.na:
che e therefore notified CT tie f.iag aud
pcndency Of SAID complaint agai,s: Lee.
and unless she appear Gnd answer Il. s-c:o.
at lie calling of said cause At ~ ofice il
Walnut township. Marshall coanty. .ne,-
ana. ca the i4;h Gag c: My. 1870. a, 10
O'clock. a. n. said COR nl.in.. and the
matters and things :hIre.a contained md
alleged. viii be heard nni determined i,
-o- absene,. TN g. GOODWIN.
-s~' us ~
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-04-28

LAST Thursday We received a call
from the young and enterprising editor
of the Pierceton independent ". NJ.
kIsT, whom We shall be pleased to
meet again.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-04-28

DR.. IACx has been holding forth at
Balcony Hall for several nights past, to
audiences very much delighted with his
performances and presents. He is now
departed and will resume specie
payments in some other community.
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CHERIFF"S SALE.

arrf-3ltd
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FHVRCSrEE'S SALE.

The undersigned. trustee CT the creditors
of Johnson Brownlee. nov s;fers for ssle a.
private sale some Of the most desirable
town ropcrty-dwclling houses and lots
in Plymouth The property must be sold,
and can give time TO suit purchasers.
Also take notice, that | am settliag the
trust estate now in my hands. under order
OF the common pleas court. and all persons
knowing themselves indebted to johnson
Brownlee. by note or otherwise. will 10
wei TO call and settle or pay up-thc sooner
the bettcr-and save costs.
THOMAS MCDONALD,
apr2S-3itf Trustees.
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Masonic.

Attention. brethren Of the Mystic
Tie There will be stated comnuni-
cation of Plymouth Lodge. No. l49, a
+. 4 \. NJ, on Friday evening, May G.
for work on the VI. NJ. degree. A full
and prompt attendance is requested.
Visitors from the neighboring lodges of
Warsaw. Rochester, Argos, Walkerton.
Lakeville and Bremen, have promised
to be present. Come one, come all.
List to the tones of the bell
High Twelve
As if from on high they fell.
Their silvery echoes swell
And again the voice We hear,
As if from heavenly sphere,
Hence for heavenly treasures dclve.
II. G. THAYER, ". NJ
JNO. r. Hunt, Sec
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meet again

We have large supply of stationery
on hand, and are prepared to execute
all kinds of job work, cards, circulars,
blanks, posters and all work in the trade.
Patronize home industry.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-04-28

TIE high schools of this place are
preparing to give an exhibition at the
close of the present term. Judging by
the arduous preparation some of the pu-
pills are making, we predict that at least
one dialogue viii be perfectly splen-
did"
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-04-28

4 FREE lecture is advertised for this
evening, with the promise that another
lecture, of still greater Importance, viii
afterwards be delivered for which an
admission fee of so cents will be de
handed. The subject Is the Catholic
church. The lecturer proposes to vcnti-
late al the sins and wickedness of this
church, and will expose the inside work
ings Of the church organizations Now
we are not Catholics, and have never
saeen ta"-ht to believe in the doctrines
ami practices Of Catholics but We do
think that such proceedings as this
Reverend lecturer proposes TO inaugur-
ate are productive Of no temporal or
spiritual good whatever; and that there
is no more excuse or necessity for them
than there is for an onslaught upon the
Meth tist, Presbyterian, or Baptist
church The Catholics have never in
t-rfercd with the persons or eonsciences
of any citizens o. this town: and proba-
bly, the least Of them have been of inf
nitcly more advantage to this COMMUNE
ty tnan the Rev. WHITE will be by his
great expose
We give this notice free, in place Of
the one left Us to be paid FOR.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution issued out o T
.,ie Office of the clerk of the kosciusko
circuit court, 10 me directed. on judgment
in favor of John V. Farweil ct nj. and
against Milton NJ. Gallcntine, and James
o. Parks, replevin bail, have levied upon
the following described real estate "a the
property of Milton NJ. Gallcntine, to-wit:
Lot number three 81 in Bocy's first nd.
dition to Bourbon, Marshall county, with
oil the tencmentsend aprurtensnccs to the
same belonging.
And will offer the same for sale at pub
lie auction, at the court house door. in Ply
mouth, Marshall county, Indiana, on
Saturday, Nay p. 1870,
between the hours of 10 clock a. m. and 4
o'clock, p. m. ss the law directs, to the high
est bidder for cash, without regard TO
appraisement laws. and subject to redemp-
lion. DAVID HOW, sheriff " a.
aYr,l ID 1910. td
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apr2l-32

A n ORDINANCE amending section -
"a of the bylaws of the corporate town of
Plymouth, regulating penalty for neglect
of duty of officers.
BE il ordained by the prcsid ent and board
of trustees of the incorporate town of Ply
mouth. Indiana. that section ~ of the by
laws be and they are hereby amended to
read thus:
Any clerk, treasurer, marshal or assessor
who shall fail or refuse To perform any of the
duties of his Office, at the time and in the
manner provided in the bylaws and ordi-
nanccs of said town, ia addition 10 liability
on his bond, shall be fined the sum of ten
dollars, for each and every such failure or
refusal, ON conviction, on complaint on oath
before any court having jurisdiction.
Passed at the regular meeting of tho
board January 8, 1870
J j. \. kLINGER, Pres Board.
sIGMUND ,AyEo. Cis>h.
arr2i s9tS
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SERIOUS damage was done to the
cemetery south of town, on Tuesday
last, by fire, which originated in a field
belonging to \. FULLER and spread to
The cemetery fence on the east side, de-
stroyed large portion of the fence and
many Of the finest trees. injured several
marble slabs. and burned some of the
wooden head-boards. The damage was
confined to the south half, owing to the
efforts of parties living close by. TIE
accident vas most unfortunate, and the
damage, in some respects, almost ire
parable. We should have q sexton
whose residence should be adjacent 10
the cemetery.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

FESO The VOTERS OF TIE CORPO-
s rate town Of Plymouth. Notice i.
hereby given that an election for corpora
ton officers will he held at the court ho-ss
in Plymouth. On Monday. May I'd, 1870.
For one trusce in each ward,
For one clerk and treasurer. ard
For one Marshal.
For one assessor.
SIGMUND MAYER, Clerk
aDrl3-3o
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On the Great Arrival of Dry
Goods and Clothing.

Williamson & Bergman have this
week received the finest and newest
styles of ladies' goods and gentlemen
clothing, suitable for the season; and
they have reduced the prices on all OF
their spring and summer goods, as we'll
as on their new stock of ladies'. misses
and children's shoes and cloth CATERS.
1t is truly wonderful to see how busy
their throng of customers keep them at
measuring and selling their new goods ;
the only way it can be. accounted for is
by the fact that they sell cheap and
trade honestly.
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y
Dy virtue Of two orders Of sales and de-
crces OF foreclosures of mortgages Issued
out OF the Office of the clerk OF the Mar
shall circuit court, one III favor of Daniel
-. Jones and against William Sisscl, and
the other in favor OF Daniel W. Jones and
against Allen Gollahcr. Margaret +. Cola
her, his wife, and William Sissel, to me
directed, l WILL offer for sale at public auc-
non on
Saturday, Mcy II, 1870,
between the hours OF 10 clock Il. m. and
/ . clock p. m, AT the court house door III
Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, rs the
law directs, the following described real
estate, to-wIt:
Tnc nortl half Of the southeast que IT or
of section number twenty-tour III MIchi-
gan road lands, being sevenIy-four and 49,
40 acres more or less. situated IN Mar
shall county. Indiana to the highest bidder
tor cash, without regard TO appraiscmeni
Jaws, subject TO redemption.
DAVID low, Sheriff VI. c.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-04-28

Miss SARAH G. LOGAN, tailorcss, in
Brownlce's brick block, up stairs, en-
Toys the well-earned reputation of being
the best coat, vest and pants maker in
town. Her work never rips. Coats
Pants, Vests, Dressing Gowns, &c,
made in neat and substantial manner.
and on reasonable terms Persons want.
ing garments put together to for dura-
biliiy will not regret giving her work "a
trial
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-04-28

ED. s. A. CHAPLIN will bold serv-
ices at Westervelt Hall next Lord 5
Day, morning and evening.
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PRICES Juvenile class will give re-
hearsal at the VI. +. Church, next
Wednesday might. Admission. % cents;
Sunday school scholars, Is cents.
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a PPLlCATloN FOR LICENSE.

Notice. is hereby given that the under
signed will apply at the next regular session
of the commissioners court of Marshall
county, for license to retail spurious and
malt liquors in quantities less than quart
at a time. The location on which | pro-
pose to sell il ON lot Il in Cabbelis addition
to the town Of Plymouth, Marshall county.
Indiana. FERDINAND RlMpLER.
anrol 500
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BUSINESS LOCALS

Everybody takes it. Takes what?
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Paints,
Oils, Glass, Putty, Sash, Doors, &, &c,
at Thompson & Green's, Plymouth, Ind.
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G. Il. Reynolds. NJ. ID.
], J. ViuaII.
Attorneys.
n. 4. q. Packard.

4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. and No
- tarv Public. Room so. /, Balcony block
Plymouth. lad. 20
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Z. s. DnsIge.

DARKER HOUSE This Old-estahfshed and
favora blv known House is now prepared with
new furniture ami improve accommodations 10
cater to the wants nf our own community and the
travelling public. The omnibus as been refitted
ard will attend Ill regular trains under the
a.emcnt of the House. %
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-04-28

The chances are that the young man
whQ intoxicated himself last Monday
evening and /" did bad will meet with
q reward In a week or two.