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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16
The Township Conventions.

In to-day's paper We present as full
report of the proceedings of the sew
eral township conventions as we have
been able to collate. The conventions
were all fully attended, as was antici-
pated, and in general passed off har
moniously. The result of the ballots
taken is acquisesced in with proper
degree Of resignation ON the part of
those who were doomed to disappoint-
ment- The lively interest which was
evinced by Democrats, who were not
candidates, throughout the county, is
satisfactory evidence that the party will
lose nothing the present campaign by
apathy or Indifference on the part of its
supporters.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16

1t is said that there is line in Low
er California dividing the weather and
the seasons so that on one side Of the
line these are just the reverse of what
they are on the other. Advantage is
taken of this popularity in climate by
the stock raisers, and when drouth oc-
ours in one section, the cattle and horses
are driven into the other, where the
pastures are green for the rest of the
season. We should not be surprised at
any moment to hear OF a proposition in
Congress to buy out this entire cline"
as a convenience and curiosity.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.


- HEAlFE = SALE.
By Virtue OF an order of sale and 4.
decree of foreclosure OF mortgage IL
sued out Of the Office OF the cleri
OF the Marshall eommon pleas court, II.
favor of Myron (. Barbor aud against
George v. Bcndurc and Almira VI. Ben
dure. 20 me directed, will ofer Cor sale L.
public action ca
Haienlqy. rig 3. $50,
between INC hours - 10 o'clock. a. r.
ani clock. =. N. 1T the court hst.s,
door IN Plymouth Marshall county, ini
ana, "a the law directs. :Ae following IL
scribei real estate, tO-srit:
The east half of the northeast quarter
of section thirty-one t3l). in TOWNSHIP
thirtv-;uar (34j north Of range four >
east, containing eighty acres, except CT
and a haif acres heretofore sold 70 Ware
Haincs, situated in Marshall coua'y, ia5i
ana. - he highest bidder for each. wi-hou;
regard 10 tprra.seWcat lass, suhie &c; a.
redemption.
DAVID uOw. Slcr.f NJ. c.
iaitiu;.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

~. hhA'AA - cH'
BY virtue of an order Of sale and de-
cree of foreclosure Of mortgage issGod out
of the office of the clerk of the Marshall
common pleas court, to me directed. III
favor OF CYRUS White. and against Wesley
Morris and George Morris, l Will offer for
sale at public auction, on
Saturday, July 9, 1870,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a.. IN. aud 4
o'clock p. m, at the court house door Iii
Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana. as the
law directs. the following described real es-
tate, to-wit:
The south half of the ives; half Of the
northwest quarter of section number TWEEN
ty-six (26l. in township number thirty-fiye
(35), north of range number one (l) east.
containing forty t40l acres, more or less,
situated in Marshall county, state of lndi-
ana. to the highest bidder for cash, without
regard TO appraisement laws, subject TO re
demption.
DAVID HOW, Sheriff VI. c.
nal oiu2
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16

Great arrival of Dry Goods and Cl1th-
ing at s. & NJ Beckcr's. Choice
Prints, only 10 cents; Blcached Muslin,
one yard wide, 12l cents; heavy sheet
ings only II! cents per yard; New
lawns for Ia cents per yard; and a
great many other articlcJ too numerous
to mention. Great bargains in clothing.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16

a prominent Jewish clergyman, on
Sunday, preached sermon, during the
course Of which be took the ground
that the world IL 10 fair way to be.
come converted to Judaism. Perhaps
it would not be bad idea for our pious
jewish brethren to send out mission.
aries to aid the work Of converting
Christians. The latter spend MANY
thousand Of dollars each year to con
vert the Jews and, hence, there should
be reciprocity. As Jews are rarely or
never found in poor-hnuses, or penal
institutions; and as they have a credit
able habit of minding their own bust
ness, and not vitiating their blood by
eating pork, We are not certain but that
they would do the human race service
by converting it's Christians into Jews
There might be a decline in pork, but
there would certainly be no decline in
morals, were the whole Christian world
converted to conscientious Judaism on
tomorrow.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16

THE public schools closed last Friday
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16

Mr.. G.. +. Benson wishes us to state
that although he will be absent during
the summer, his business will be carried
on as usual, and the highest price paid
in cash for lumber, timber and ties, at
his Office south OF the p, TT. w. & c.
railroad track.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16

A modern Joseph has arisen in the
person of Rev j. NJ. Woodman Of
Chico, California, who announced that
next year there will be an awful famine,
succeeding seven years of plenty, which
the reverend gentleman says we have
had. Mr.. Woodman believes in works
as we'll as faith, and is building granar-
les in which to store away the abundant
harvest to come this summer.
Mrs. Charles O. Rogers, whose late
husband proprietor of the Boston
Jo'unaD died within year, has mar
ried the tutor of her children. She is
over 10 and her second husband is only
"a haYing graduated at Harvard last
year. Colonel Rogers left an estate
worth about 81 100000, most of which
he willed to his wife.
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nG"On

The German Mann9rchor" is the
name Of new musical organization in
this town Prof. L;ghtwine is the
musical director and secretary; A. c.
IIoltzendorff, president; Chris Lesch,
vice president We are pleased to learn
that there is a fair prospect that the
society will proveto bea permanent one
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16

f. r. Shook, on the corner south of
the Parker house, is selling sugars and
all other staple groceries at unusually
low figures, and invites the attention OF
close buyers to an examination OF his
goods and prices, in the full belief that
they cannot fail to be pleased with both
Having adopted the ready-pay system.
he is determined to sell at such prices
as will make it to the advantage of all
who expect to pay for what they get to
trade with him.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16

NOTICE One Silver Hunter case Watch win be
sold to the highest bidder, on the nth inst, at
o'clo OK, p NJ, by NIcoLRs & HoUGnrON. II
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16
METALLIC CDEFzyS.

ony or all grodcs. furnished promptly on order
have arrangements with the largest house in
west at Chicago, by which these Burial Cases
promptly supplied ut all times.
blot, y. l.. Al.LEMAN " W.
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Pr q. =. hLIASEa, iepy
Capron & Capron, p Is atty. ju9t2d
TO HoN-REsIDENTS.

~
State Of Indiana, Marshall county. s.:
In the Marshall circuit couGi, Angus. teim,
1870.
william P. Bali } Aoies, accounts
y. and
The plaintiff in the above cntiii Il cause.
BY his attorney. has filed in my oiGcs
his complaint against the defendant, and
il appearing 10y the affidavit of u competent
person tl4a; the ,lef, ndani. Regulns Tuck
a., IS nonresident Of The state IF In
diana hc is therefore hereby notified af ,he
tendency oi aid complaint against him.
and that unless lac appear and answer
thereto at the calling ct said eanse ca the
first day uf sa,d term of said court. Go he
begun and held nj the court house. in ,hs
town of Plymouth. and county of Marshall
and state IF Indiana. on the first Nonaar
in August. 1870. said complaint and ,hc
matters and things therein alleged. win h.,
heard and determined i'm his absence
JOHN {. CCSHNAN. Clerk.
pr o. 7. kLiNcER. depy.
= III. Reeve, "a s1iv. jnelaS.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16

From all parts of the county We hear
OF numerous accessions to the Demo
cratic party from the opposition. At
the recent township conventions many
affiliated who have never acted with
the party befc-e, and 1 clare that they
caunot longer support 2 party which
legislates to make the rich richer, and
the poor poorer. All such viii! receive
hearty welcome in our ranks.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16

SUBSCRIBE for the DEMOCRAT.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16

There is a probability of revival of
the Mcfarland divorce scandal. The
iFrepressible Daniel has recently been
to Indianapolis for the purpose of tax
ing the necessary steps to have the
divorce which his wife obtained set
aside, on the ground that she was not a
resident of this state, that legal notice
Of the trial was not given; and that
witnesses in her behalf swore to "mon-
strous falschoods" Daniel proposes to
make it lively for Schuyler Collax,
rockingham, Beecher and the TIT
JuHc jUnta
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16

For the best Sewing Machine, buy
the Singer. ju16tf
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16
MEMS CLOTHING!

Il n the latest and best styles and In manner
Il unsurpassed for ncatnees and durability.
NIX. NOLAN is on experienced wor kman, and
will guarantee that his work shall give satisfaction.
MISS LOGAN IL recognized among her patrons
ms being the beet tailoress ever located In this
town. There is now necessity Of sending else
where, "a has been frequently done heretofore,
to have elegant suits made up, we guarantee
that our work shall not be excelled anywhere.
We have TO doubt of our ability TO please all who
win give our work a trial
shop in Brownlec's brick. up stare, In the room
adjoining Capron's Law OFF 20.
Plymouth, May I9-3ttf
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16
EuEhitF : SALE.

- lAI-ikt. y -,-sAsAs.
~ virtue OF IN order e sa,a aud de-
ere u foreclo>ur. of mortgage issUe3 CT
OF thc office of tue CLERK Of the Marshal
c ,.nn.on pleas count. 10 ne directed, o. =
juigInsnt ia favor OF Marcus 4. q. 1aeh
arl. ant agains; Emely c. Mccoy, ana WI
liam IL. Neicy. and locl Parker. replevii
! hail, I w. oaar 20: sale IA r':blic aucticr
Il
.yaur.ltg, J,Rg ,. 1879,
between the hcurs ii 70 clock =. ri-. n Z
1 o'clock p. ia. a. ihc court hocse dor u
Plymouth, Marshall county. Indiana. "a IL.
law directs. the following described real -
tate, to-wt:
piece of land fifty [5Ol rods north e.
south by eighty sol rods east and west
of Of the south side Of the north half OF tas
west half of the southeast quarter Of section
number seventeen l. in township number
thiriy-three 23l north Of range number
three, . east, containing twenty-five p
acres, more or less, situated IN Marshall
county. AMI state Of Indiana, TO the high
est bidder iay cash. without regard 10 az
praiscmcni ians. suhiec; 10 redemption.
DAVID HON, Sheriff NJ. Z.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16
BUSINESS LOCALS,

Williams & Thayer, sign of the big
boot, Paul's old stand, have the finest
stock of gentlcmen's CATERS we ever saw
brought to Plymouth-in fact, their
entire stock Of Boots and Shoes of all
kinds is complete, and very desirable.
They have ladies' nice, white, French
kid slippers, for wedding purposes, as
we'll as every other variety of goods to
suit the trade. The reason they can
sell goods 50 very cheap, is that they
buy direct from the manufacturers
They don't sell goods below cost, as
many think they do, but they sell at Il
very small profit. We are glad to see
their house getting a frst-class trade, as
it is first class Boot and Shoe store
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16
Announcements.

For announcing candidates, $780,
We arc authorized to announce that the
gentlemen named below will be candidates
before the Democratic Convention of Mar
shall County, for nomination to the several
Offices to be filled at the ensuing general
election, subject to the decision of said
convention.
AUDITOR.
HIRAM c. BURLINGAME.
MARTIN III. RICE.
TREASURER.
JOSEPH ". DAVIS.
ANDREW j. WICKIZER.
JOHN SOICE.
n. b. ALLEMAN.
D. MCDONALD.
SHERIFF.
ELIAS c. GALENTINE.
WALTER r. ROGERS,
JAMES BROOKE.
ADAM VINNEDGE.
JAMES W. NANCY.
DANIEL X. HARRIS.
RECORDER.
HIRAM 4. WORK.
JOHN ". HOUGHTON. present in
cuInbent.)
COMMISSIONER.
DIST. No. 3-HENRY KRAUSE.
DIST No. JONAS MILLER.
DIST. No. 3-WILLIAM SHAW.
REPRESENTATIVE.
RONFRT NcE tRIAND
WILLIAM VI. PATTERSON.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16
RAILROADS.
Pittsburgh, ut. Waync& Ch
CagO Railway.

On and after May Goth, 1870, Trains will leave
Stations diily, Sundays excepted,) as follows
Train leavingChicago Mt J,35 p. H.. leaves daily
Train leaving Pittsburgh at 50 p. NJ, leaves
daily.l
TRAINS CONC WEST
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16
{ fADINLI " NKE
AND
FURNITURE
4. L. ALLE.HAN g. &C.

Have on hand at al times complete and elegant
81, * of Cabinet Ware and Furniture. who. they
will sell At very reasonable rates. Also complete
stock of undertakers Furnishing Goods, AVID
Collins of all kinds. A good nearse belonging to
tl,p establishment.
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NoTIcE 10 NONRESIDENT.


NTOTICE 70 NONRESIDENT
STATE OF l<bitNA }
Marshall County.
IL .he Marshall circuit court, August
term. 1879.
William T. Rii:le,
Mary 4. Riddle.
The plaintiff IN tie a..oy. entitled cause.
H. his attorney res filed "a niy Office his
complaint against the defendant. anl !; ap-
pc4ring hy the evidence u "a competent
person that the defendant. Mary i. Rid
lie. is nonresident o. TAG state Of
sadiaua, shc is therefore hereby notified
OF the pendcncy Of said complaint against
h,r. and that unless sac appear and au wcr
OF dcnlur thereto. n The caliing az SAL
cause on the first day OF said tcrn. - .aii
court. to le begun Gnd held AZ The coEr;
house, IN tte town of Plymouth, county 81
Marshall. aad State Of Indiana, on tbe
Grst Monday in August, 1870. said com
p'aint. all the matters aud things therein
8l'.caa VII be heard aud determined IL
her ate.lfc
join {. CGS'iMAN, Clerk.
Pr q =. kLIAGEa, depy
Capron & Capron. n = atty. ju9t25
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16

AUDITORS OFFICE,
plymouth, Marshall Co., Ind.
June !, 1870.
The auditor herewith submits to the
board Of county commissioners OF Marshall
county the following exhibit OF the receipts
and expenditures Of said county for the
year ending May 81, 1870, viz;
RECEIPTS.
To amount of delinquent reve-
nue. found at October settle
mentlsG9. 80. ................. go So
To amt of county revenue found
at May settlement, lS70........ iJ,eE u
To amt Of docket fees received
of county clerk. g. 90
To amt of jury fees received of
county clerk. .................. - 30
To ans received from shows for
license. % co
Total amt Of receipts. IL, 921 81
Total am Of county orders
issued as expcnscs-....... o3,697 -
Excess Of expenses over
receipts. G,1f5 40
EXPENDITURES.
There have been county orders issued
since the thirty-frst day of May, 1869, up
TO the first day of June, 1870, for the fol-
lowing objects, viz:
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16
LEcGE. AEeWE -. ,

AglI:toT@s kEG1E;:ii EzXIl.;s:sass;sS,
Uaceipts ;s:.si Expenditures
of 9aarsi;::iE S0Essty. ind. for
tae YEAR ending May 3fst.
1876.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16

State Of Indiana, Marshall County. s.:
!, \. e. Thompson, auditor Ia and fcl
said county. do certify the ab, we and fore
going 10 be true copy of the original, a.
appears from the records of the board of
commissioners in my Office.
In witness whereof hcreuntc
FL subscribe nay name, and aifN the
tSIAhj seal of said board, at ElymoUth.
this l0th day of June, L. d.
1870 y c. THOMSON. Aud. NJ. {.
by EDWARD s. LEWIS, Deputy.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16

SUPPLEMENT.
The amount of building funds
collected on duplicate up to
June LIST, \. ID. 1S70............ So, 45l Is
The amount of building fund or
dere redeemed up to June /,
y. ID. lS1O................--......-. 1881 Is
The amount ofloans unexpended
(of principal )..................... 1891 g
III Of which is respectfully submitted,
June, l, 1870.
!. {. THOMPSON, Auditor NJ c.
by EDWARD s. LEWIS, Deputy.
MAY SETTLEMENT.
An account current with and between u.
". DOwney, Treasurer, and Marshall coun-
", for the year ending May 81, 1870:
To AMOUNT in treasurer's hands
at May settlement, lSG9.......Sli,0s0 81
TO amount Of delinquent county
Element, 1868. ....................~ 90 50
To amount Of county orders
founi 1T lIay settlement, 1870 1871 .
TO amount OF aocke; ices reed
of county olerk.................... IS 20
To amount Of jury fees received
of couaty clerk y 30
To amount Of sho9 license reed % 90
by this amt county orders
fled in auditor office, June
=, ls7O........................ 23,GS3 IS
BAL n treasurer's haads Jane
}, lSsp...................... I'D o.
svppI2NrXr-ca Ete:-~t2.
To a,r-..vt eaIie ted on tx ia
pl.ca-r. 81: 1910 TO 10 ii.cu-
sive, for lH.:l!.ng faad.........55;,1,i5i !
BY building fund oriers re-
deemed and fled IN audit
or's Office June >, 1870. 1871 Is
T otal amount on hands and IN
judgments, exclusive Of int SO IS
A. C. THOMPSON, Auditor VI. C.
by L. s. LEWIS, Deputy.
All Of which is respectfully submitted,
june ]. 1870.
\ {. THOMPSON. Auditor NJ c.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-16
&hERGFF ) SALE.

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slaie of Indiana, Marshall county. -.
In the Marshall circuit c3uri, Angus. tesul,
go
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-22
GRANTS NEW MOVE.

From the N. I. World,
The most remarkable thing in the Rich
mond disturbance is that General Candy
should have dropped down out of the clouds,
as it were to keep the peace. The trouble,
after all, is only mere question of police
jurisdiction, something like the memorable
contest between the municipal and metropoli-
tan police of this city in Mayor Woods time;
and yet, without waiting for the courts to
operate, and utterly obliyious that Virginia is
now thoroughly reconstructed State, with a
Governor whose duty ii is to attend to mat
ters like this, here comes Candy, with his
war-paint on, to take the whole thing in
charge OF course, the Governor asks him; -
Do you not know that Virginia is now recon
structed- declared so 10y Congress; that she
has her Senators in the Senate and her Repre-
sentatives in the House, that L am her Gov
ernor, and therefore custodian of the peace;
and, above all, that you, General Candy, not
so long ago issued your order declaring that
military rule had ceased within her borders,
and that henceforth the State was under civil
law?
Oh, yes, he is quite aware of all this is
General Oanby but also entirely apprised of
what he is about in thus reasserting bayonet
supremacy in Virginia He has authority,
sand his authority for such action is from the
President and Secretary of War" When t6ey
tell him TO unstate a State, he will do it; aud
as in this case it happens to be Virginia that
is named in his orders, why Virginia is the
State that he unstates. AS to being recon.
structed, or having Senators and Representa-.
tives in Congress, or being fully recognized
as possessed of a government republican IL
form, these are small matters of which he
makes no account so long as 'his authority
for such action is from the President ant
Secretary of War.
Such then, is the secret of the Biehmont
disturbance. Yesterday Virginia was ushereC
into the Union with the roaring OF cannon
and meek renunciatory order from Genera
Oanbv. To-day the cannons we're all fired II
vain. and Candy is as firm in the saddle al
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SEIZURES,
CUSTOM HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA, PENN


COLLECTORS OFFICE, March 49, 1870.
NOTIOE TO CLAIMANTS is hereby given that the
following seizures of property have been made the
port OF Phtadepha for violation of tho Revenue laws of
April H. 1852 No 34 South Delaware avenue PhiIa.
delphia nine boxes cigsra.
HNoyember lg, 1859 from bark Mary o. Fox from Sa-
December g. 1869, from brig Herald from St. Jago five
boxes cigars
December Q, 1862 from bark Abbie NJ Franklin from
December l3, 1862 at Camden and Amboy Railroad
Depot three cases brandy
december 20, 1862 at Thirteenth and Spruce Streets
philadelphia foor boxes cigars.
December 2O 1859 from bark j. L. Thieman from Bre.
men nseven kegs gin
January IS, l57O from Juniata from Havana,
January o. 1870, from bark Imperador from Pernam.
buco, twenty boxes, thirteen kegs and three tin
marmalade.
twenty boxes cigars three dress patterns four and
half barrels and six bags four demohns syrup
demiohn Jamaica rum demiiohn gin, Ikeg aguadenta,
seven packages guava jelly.
February 81 1870 from Schooner Stampede from Maya
guez ten boxes cigars, barrels sugar, and IL barrels
tAmaTinde.
February 26 1870 from brig Archer Reeves from Gar.
tp bags
February 25, 1870 from brig Faustna, from Cardenas
two barrels moasses.
February 26 1870, from brig " Merriok from Carde.
mas, twelve boxes cigars, three barrels moasses.
March g. 1870 from brig Shannon, from hatanzas two
barrels molasses.
March is, 1870 from schooner Summeryille from Hs.
a., one barrel molnsses.
March l5 1870, from brig James Baker from Cardenas
two barrels molasses one demlohn gin, demiiohn
wine.
March 10, 1870 from brig Ellen H., from Sagua, one
barrel molasses.
March 49, 1870 from schooner Hattie Ross from Dema
rara, one barrel sugar.
March l6, 1870 from schooner Margaret o. Lyon from
Havana four boxes cigars. 3 " sths3t