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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-12-22

The forlnii breaking of ground for
lie Evansville Water Works, took
place on Saturday afternoon.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-12-22
Prompt and Reliable.

Insurance effected AZ the LOWEST LEGITIMATE
RAfES-psy all eqnitable Losses progei.;lr a,.f
without litigation. special Inducements or-rsS
reSid Vnce and farm risks cccy3-iS
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INSURANCE OFFICE
The following companies ara represented
Ef. CSREsE.E.

NOfE. Ter York......Asseft, 81. 300 Geo OF
N1RIfoRD, fHGrtora. Ct. 5000 u0 o.
MERCHANTS, q C4scero.... l.Ggo.ooo 90
The above con1nsnies are well known 10 81.
commIiity and the country SIS
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Carefully put up NJ all hours OF the night, by an
experienced druggist. We earnestly invite the
public 10 favor us with a call and examine
stock. and become convinced of the fact nat We
arc doing liberal business.
a ElAIN & co.
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have carefully examined the foregoing Statement
and nnd the same correct
(Slgnsd). SHEPPARD ROMANS. Actuasy.
The foregoing statement comprises the business OF
eleven months only. The fiscal year of tire Company
hss hitherto commenced on the t day OF February and
expired upon the aist day Of Jsnupry. For several
years past the Superintendent OF the Insurance Depart
meut OF this STATE has urged the ocer, of the Company
to make the a. oal year ooincdent with the calendar
year. pursuant to the Trovi'ons OF special statute
authorizing such chance The Board OF Trustees Of It's
meeting on January, 18th inst decided that the tine
had arrived when compliance with the wishes OF the
State authorities both cHrcdent and proper and
accordingly made the cnange Hereafter the hscl
yssr OF the COMPANY will extend from the i,t day OF
January 10 the 5ls day OF December both dI;es nclu
sivc.
BOARD or TRUSTEES.
FREDERICK =. wINsrOS, SEYMOUR l. Hustled.
JOHN " l.. PRUYN. SAMUEL ID. BABCOCk,
WILLIAM MOORE. DAVID HOADLEY,
ROBERT n. MCCCRDY. HENRY A. SNYrHE,
ISAAC GREEN PEAR'ON. WILLIAM V. BRADY.
MARTIN BATES, WILLIAM y. DODGE.
WILLIAM BELTS. GEORGE s, COE,
JOHN wADSwORrH WILLIAM VI. VEHMILYE,
ALFRED EDWARDS. JOHN DEvELtS.
OLIVER II. PALMER. WELLINGTON CLAfP.
SAMUEL 4. sPRoUILS. ALoNZo CHILD,
SAMUEL N. CORNELL. HENRY r. DAVIES,
LOCUS ROBINSON, RICHARD A. MoCuIDY.
W. SMITH BROWN. FRANCIS sKIDDY,
RICHARD PATRICK. j. ELLIOT CoNDICr.
WILLIAM H. POPIIAM, JAMES c. HOLDEN,
WILLIAM A. HAINES, HUGH N. CAMP,
EZRA WHEELER. HERMAS c. VAN POST
RICHARD A. ECCJ RDY. Vice resident.
sHEPrARD ROMANS. Aotuary.
JOIN NJ STUART, Secretary.
FREDERIC sCHGoEDER, Assistant SECRETARY
$ $Sl HHA&sH $S'5' B Il
GHsAsNC NJ, + FIN NJ pD Medical Examiners.
lH AND 40 BROADWAY,
Corner OF Liberty st..
January % 1870
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6opartn,rsbip nOiit,s.

Q y
rI'O ALL WHOM IT.MAY CONCERN.-Tak,
Il notice, that limited partnership has been formed
by under the laws Of the state OF New
York. That the name or nrm under which such part
nership is and IL to be conducted is RoEBUCK BRO.
THEIRS That the general nature Of the husne. Of such
nrm the manufacture and sale OF house furnishing ar
tcles and wares. That the all the genera and
special partners interested therein follows John
Roe buck and samuel Roebuck both Of whom reside In
the city OF Brooklyn, and County OF Kings, the
ely i he only specsi partner Thai the said Henri
J. Stevenson har contributed to the sld partnership
tartncrship commences this nr.t day Of January IL
aud will terminate on January 1, 1876.
sAMptL Ros9ucK. Genera, Partner.
HENRY J. sfEvENsos. Special Partner.
REAL, ySrATE..Tne, s,m S q K4yAyAAsa:
corner ed e. and sch sv was dissolved on The il,
OF January. lsio' hf KAvASAGH eonliGucs The bnsi
against tho hrm lie viii be found late anu early Al hi
post ready aud willing TO give advce In micr per
talning to real estate s Sn,A9gnss re ready fot IN
price Persons Intending TO purchase vacant lots fof
n,S.,mcpt or immeaste imPToysmsni VII, 90 Te
hs STRUCTURES the past the present. and The future VI
real estate
NOTICE 10 hereby given that CAHELgs ".
nom the arm OF stocker, Cslxlns q Co., Is WARS.
New York. by reason OF III health.
The business Will De continued BY balance of.ad nrm.
authorized to settle the business Of the late frli
(signed) MR. SUCKER,
New York, Jan. 1. 1870. c. CALkiNa
TU,HE FIRM of BAyles& Hubbard painters is mi
day d.so.yed oy mutual consent Jales II llab.
West Brosdway and will settle all the dehs an sgn
In liquidation. STEPHEN BANLEs'
JSa. -, $50. JAS. ii. HtBBAI,D.
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SsiTogcqp.


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pruitssiomul 6.arOs.


AR. OLlN. q Bond st, New York OF Union. wide
IJlclutAto otioe, parlors oception, waitlng Durs
ing aud slecnlng rooms the most complete In America
70 modslAto everybody send three stamps pam
cured annually No matter who failed state case OF
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l., NJ
hEBILITY, weakness, loss OF power 40 ouroa
~ 10 u days. send for circular, Address Or. BAR
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ADlks AFFII, .rkD-In whateyer way, can
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Chatham sl Circular noe nrst poet.
SCROypLA,-kyery fpSm Of skin Dseases. Ta.
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TsT OF LETTERS psbshed % Tuesday, sat Tfd.yD ~
- mAs"s y; New York cry Post u@e eorn,r q Ns.u snd
cedar Sta FRIDAY, Fsb T. lsfO. Ash for "Advertsed La
,rs and mention I'll, Pub,h.d according s-
In ths pap.r having The larEe.i Circulalon.
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EIc"r rkn CENT. COLD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Oh THE ISSUE OF
81 $4,000.
by THE

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Oh THE ISSUE OF
81 10000
ny THE
ST JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY r. r. co,
In denominations OF tiOOo and eco, coupon reEs.
tered with interest at eight per annun pays
bic 18th February and August. in gold free OF United
States taxes. in New York Europe. The bonds have
thirty years to run. payablein New York in gold Trus.
tees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company. OF New York.
The mortgage which these bonds Is a the rate OF
tiS5oo per mile. covers q completci road for every
bond issued, and is 9 nrst only mortgage This line
conleetpg 81 Joseph with Fort Kearney will makes
The COMPANY hsyea capital stock of.... tioooo 200
10000 acres. valued at the lowest estimate ...
First III ftgage bonds 5000
LenFh q road III mile; pr &; siS and accrued in
ram hiei'. mSps and inforiuniicn eesiing thereto
lhr.e bonds 6eas vel secured. and yielding large
". Z. CONVERSE q co, Conf. Agents.
TANNER CO., Fiscal Aseqts.
I,OR sALE-CHoiCE
EIGHT AND TEN PER CENT.
CRY AND COUNTY BONDS
STATES OF ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI
All OF hi order and nrst-eia's securties OF un
s & OF s@ York ' sat Gr Pysee az, IN
aud profitable n,e..mens For sale at reauctlon De
sny lime without notice not S"' VI '"''"'H1 '"' price
Government secur ties received In exchan-e at the
,:tS ss SSRs Sas resi-
Itake pleasure IN recommending these bond. with IN,
meiis believing them 70 be ii point Of security equal
STOCK b bhbE;E < HS fDlg GPGttAHIoSKza
ALSO. NEW yoRS SI Sdx Ink i STOCKS
Insurance. Hank. and Gaslighi stocks. and a large
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Ytoal Nutnts.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, GU

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, C.ty and
~ County Of New YOrE.-Fi ane!s G. Wright agAhd
George ;. Wright Individually, and Administrator VI
John I. Wight, deceased Thomas Wright and Cor
neia, his wife, John T. Wright and susan wr.nL
hp vile, Sarah L. Noule, wife Of william L. Youle
and william L. Youle, her husband, Mary A. ovens
Abbie J. Fleming, Hor,no Nelson Wright. Emu,
Frances n.'s wright s and William r Wright al.
serJ To The sboyy ,named defendant You are az,
hercOy summoned and required 10 answer tie com.
ofthc Clerk Of TIE City and County OF New Yofs AID
a frrS Sy 81 {GS their once g. W. sq . I" II.
city OF New Yor1, within twenty dAys after TIE service
any YOU s % sn.wsr .Sa !e a eg6pus
wh i've me s coTs me raipn 5 SSg.
p'''' f5sfER I 9H6asov. pl.inr, Attorneys.
The Compliant n ini. action was n,gd in NE or'eol
seth uay Of December. lso9.
SUPREME col RT. New YORK coy aud CogolI
United stsies, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST AIN II Ncn6nGd ,hi
oihers De,endsnts In puTsnsgee Vi Judgment Of ID,
entered in the ABOVE en.tled acion l. the .u,,crfSs
c 1f'T TGSS 1s saSo he HoaS%Gs ay Of T
A. A. ~ o'clock noon. II l9e EXCHANGE sarr en- IL
CT M ATc loneeT, t.o !o,lS~ins descnoed zeal .
aud situate. lying I'D oehs IN The Seven ssath Ward
OF the city OF New loTS, bounded a. follows. BesO.
street dstant three hundrel aud ioriytwo ~
nve.evonihs inches uortGwosier nom tle second
parallel with the .aid avenue one hundred aud 'e,
parallel with the said 'trtet twenty one lot l,o SSi
9ns,Giyea a i7shes the C. Ior.A;a,sr5 on ~
reI ana lnrve nc lS. snd Ihenes sounsier sogt
New lork. Dec 10 isa ;, ,o,.,,.,,o,
llsNRr DAY Plaintiffs Attorney.
, ne above sale Is adjourned to Tuesday, Fe'iaauL
New ior.. Jan 10, 10, .....
The above sale /, adJourncd to Tuesday. fe,. l., u
the same time aud Ilact.
New iosk. foD. l. lsil
JAMES II. COLEMAN Referee
SUPREME COURT, New York County -Goti.ni
ilninuds. agalst Henri Won st,den b. tenant SUD.
mons Tor money deuIand contract. CON. not .c'J
moned ana required TO answer the COMPLIANT On ths le
City and CanHiy of Ncs y a. K M IN. mi I.U.s f,
tad Guy anu 30 serve copy of our answer TO ',d
At IN .aid ely wit lin twe2t; 'isvs aicr thc -yc,of
ms Summons On you exclusive Of The day OF .r
o.. time Niort.alu tho ulaint II. IN On. Ac,iol 80
innhnr9t s'lGsi you NJ The sun Of Naun ed and
from the n day OF NoyorOc7 one a. nsani q Ia, h4n
dTea aad SKY n,ne' besides the costs OF ,h-
-,,...-.-,..-. OSCAR FGlsDlE. Plaintiff Au,,a.f
The cumplniEt IN This aruOA nlcI lI Ito office Il
tho SosSc q E f s4f f Tl.a '
II h1MENT or TAxks tSD A--E--.
$50 Notice I. horeuy sFcn al person, l,r fn- Is
AID coantS Of New io,R iDi he ySir is Si b. opra
Tor IN p-cilon nnd revision on and aner Non Jam
Alr, lr1O inc u'Ne Tor the corr ctol 1t mos Nd
sns e GSaai a., ,e niss'c1's 81 te ar [
l9rS Al person bc ieylnI theaso ycs 10 r as:tcr.
thc period above mentioned In order to vb, no 10
lIci provided BY Law
EA44ilSkIRNIq}l SANDS c'" o1 s:,,,
THos; j., SkE,AMiI. lni III,
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DINE RAG And ELECA CANDY
DROPS FOR coughs, ol.d.. consumption; dreH;,;
kOtN Ahkks. go ID AZ, hos Ivtk- 40 be had In all
the dTuE stVIos. ". . boz
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pnblit Notitts.

TAXES. ~ the town OF Sew oFo sum
u WuhAmsbursn, est Flus ling. SuI ttH~r " lt"i
IN the townshlp w.ll be received ~ Nu1r'Ns' MI 80
Chamber st.. up stars. Feb. 1 anl rg.N succeeding
Friday during tns month, from 10 To uC .C .
MICHAEL MLGUN ~, n''"nff
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7ALY e isr sso ,PsndhS Sct 5ss,
p eREGORY. win sell on Saturday Feb g. o. IN
~ Grand ST.. Adjoining and widows, Spenni on
tho puDlic square. No. house and lot VI W.hington
brownttone and brick houses room. deep, hshstoSe
eubcelars, ana all modern improvem cnts terms I'D
srn IL stormy sale will take place at the Jersey CITY
Real Estate kxChange, ~ Montgomery st..whcfe tu
partII ulars obtained. G.. VAN WINkLE.
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Ensutial

4lnHmttal ..ooooo~
sEvKN FER CENT.
FIRST MORTGAGES
GOLD BONDS
OF THn
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Principal and interest payable IN GOLD ~ the
American ExehanSe Nationsl Bank" Of New York
Coupons payable May and November. frce Of
GOVERNMENT TAX.
As additional security the principal aud interest
IS GUARANTEED IN CURRENCY BY THE CHI.
CAoO. ROCK IsAND AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD co.
The Chicago and Southwestern Railway. In copnec.
ton with the Mu.caune branch OF the Chicago. Rock
Island and Psclnc Road, 10 DIRECT ExTENsIoS of
the old CHICAGO and Rock Island Road from Columbus,
lows. $50 miles THROUGH THE HIGHEST PORTIONS
OF IOWA AND MISSOURI TO THE CITY OF LEAv
ESwoRrH KANSAS, thu, constituting an almost d.
rect air line from CHICAGO to The Commercial Msrop-
oils Of ksnsa. ami the Missouri Valley.
The ned for this Road throu ghout the Southwest IL
open Its connection with Chicago IL direct. and
oil IL connections are among the MOST VALUABLE
and important Of any Road 10 existence.
The whole issue OF BOND, smounts TO nvs millions.
and constitutes nrt mortgage on the entire property
OF the Company,
BESIDES BEING UNcoYDrTIoNALLY eUABAN.
TEED BY THE CHICAGO. ROCK
ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
which renders the Investment douby secure. We do
not hesitate to recommend them - FIltSrCLAss IN
EVERY RESPECT.
They will be sold present at o. and accrued inter
Get, In currency. Government Bonds and other Avails
bic securities received In exchange.
Pamphlets, with full and interesting particulars, fur
nished on application by
FRANK CANS.
FINANCIAL AGENTS
No. II WALL STREET. NEW YORK.
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AT HOLBROOK, l.. J.

HOMES At HOLBHOOK, L. j.
sHoBNAKERs, CARPENTERS, MAsoSs.<.--
BLACKSMI1HS AND WHEEL WRlN"-TS
wanted, TO buy lots only as each nve acre lsrms.
only 90 per ell for double thriving VI asei
depot IN the centre healthy no tever and aeue eees
graded and many improvements being made titles
perfect. I. A. H. WEDSTER,
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9tlulstrn.

nRNTIsTRS FOR TuE POOR, o. o.n.
~ good ana r. able dentist ) Heretofore .. l'ra
INJURY oIy % "naalc ~ those i.I'' '' .,'.
COOPERATION OF syrral nrscc dentist A p 80
decided TO d. vote SAl UHnAI or EAth NLlh "
hllnE, Inserting. ana extracting teeth l0- f" N'
covering tnn rr"e Of u,at,gpu tvs ".ll 900 .I,
tered ~ TUG most sAleini and scltnl.., u' N'f on o..
Atlrcil dcniuIts serted iu krr'.! aT." .. no
fastest and most mi rONCl mrtuuus. tttt'ta ~
TAI AhsociatiOn, las 9th AY .
DT. v. VAN WICK, l',s.lr.t
Secretary,
NBErU IN rRhCrkD W.thout r1i' tt'
Dehum0lnI application, 80 .H'ls,-., .t,t
u teeth ~ set, SO plu uprr. ~ JAl Nt'lh'~'
No, l5o Grand 81. near Broadway.
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PACIFIC GuANo coMpANY's
coMFotXp
Acid Phosphate of Lime

For Comp"sting with Cotton Seed
rENHs ARTICLE is MANUFACTURED
L .tr THE Comrany's Works. under The
direction and supci.n .ntcndcncc OF DR.. Rave
nol.
1t contains the same elements of fertility
as SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO. except thai
|: is not furnished with AMMONIA. Ii is
prepared expressly for composing with cot
ton seed, iich furnishes the clement OF
AMMONIA; the object being to render that
side prodUc OF the plantation available to
the highest degree an element of fertility.
For further and particular information apply
/" Iii. ui,t ts.sie etia,!
frrms-S45 cash, or $50 on lSt November,
1870, for approved ciIy acccpiauccs Or other
good security.
j. n ROBSON,
Agent for South Carolina,
l und Atlantic Wharf, Charleston.
JOHN ). REESE, JR
General Agent, Baltimore
oct 20 3,n
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A man who had several apprentices
was accustomed to feed them quite large
iy on bean soup. This was all well
enough at first, but after a little while,
with each successive soup, smaller num-
ber Of beans appeared One day at ta-
BILE, after the good man had said grace
over it, a la Squeers, one of the boys, af-
terascrutinizing examination of the dish,
was seen suddenly to rise from his
chair, and commence to strip. "What
are you about there, Tom?" exclaimed
the master. Coin to dive for bean !"
was the reply.
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When must Time hang up his scythe {?
When he shall be no mower.
You can always fnd sheet of water
son the bed of the ocean.
Why are jokes like nutsy Because
the dryer they are the better they crack
What is the form of an escaped par
rot2 A polly-gone.
What animal, tree, and domestic arti-
ole are always in the second person.
The ewo, the yew, AID the ewor.
When Patrick first tried peaches he
said he liked the flavor, but the seeds Law
heavy on his stomach.
The Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph
states that ~ effort will be made at the
Gcrnienical Council to issue decree
prohibiting any music but plain chant
in the services of that church. The
Telegraph opposes any change
The Attorney General of Iowa decides
thai tho fegui Word naIo % iilolu pas ts.
male; that, therefore, female is a male,
and that Miss Julia Addingtoa iscntitlod
to tile Office of superintendent of common
Schools, to which shc hes. been elected.
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A man lately made application for IN
suranee on a building situated in viii
iags where there was Ro fre-engiuc.
He was asked "What are the facili-
ties IN your village for extinguishing a
fre?" &
"Hsll, it rains sometimes" he replied,
with great simplicity.
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One OF THE LosT TRIBE.-One of
the @lost tribes" has at last turnd up.
safe ands >und, in the shape of a people
called the Falashas, who inhahit dis
trict in Abyssinia, which has long re.
manned terra iacog,iita and blank
space on the maps. They were visited
by Mr., Halevy, very Intelligent Freuch
traveller, who has now communicated an
account of his Journey to the French
Geological Society.
Therewcre about 100000 of the Fa-
lashas. They speak an Aqua dialect
called falashina, or KalIina, and into
this language they have translated a
Ghees version of the Old Testament.
They do not practice polygamy, They
clrcumcse their male children on the
seventh day. Their propar names are
derived from Hebrew, Gheez and Amha-
rsc. The institution of purifcation is
practiced; the children hrcltaught the
d5lble, psalms, prayers, and sacred histo-
ry. In tho synagogues tho sexes sit
apart, Incense is burned during the
services. Their religious hopes are
turned to Jerusalem, but their ideas of
the Messiah are very indislinct.
Theysarc wholly unaequainted with
Hebrew, and know nothing Of the cere-
monies Instituted after the time of Ezra.
They have a religious literature written
inthe styleof the Midratl They keep
tho Sabbath rigidly; fast on Mondays
and Thursdays keep the 9th of Ah to
commemorate the destruction of, .Terusa-
lem. They wash before and say grace after,
eating; they have atraditional mode OF
slaughtering animals for food I; they prac
tice commemorative sacrifices on the holy
days, and also fer the reposc of the souls
'of the dead, Their women enjoy equality
with men. They hold slaves, but liberatc
them after servitude of six years.
a l. y
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-08
POETRY.
Six O'Clock Il. N.

SIX O'Clock P. N, !. !.
The workshops open wide their doors ~
Az six O'clock p. m, S
And workmenissue forth by scores,
At six O'clock p. m. ~.
OF oil tha minutes in array, ,55 p.
or hours thatgo to make the day, .'e :
There's none 50 welcome, so ttsys
AS six o'clock p. m. 81,
How many children show delight
At six o'clock p. M, i
How many homes are rendered bright
At six o'clock p. M! N-
How many little happy feet 8
s Go out into the busy street. 81. -s.s S.
With joyous bounds papa to meet,
AT six o'clock p. M!
Thousands of tables draped in white.
AT Blk o'clock p. M,
The gathered families unite,
AT six o'clook p. M;
And as they eatithe frugal faro,
They quite forget their toll and care.
And drop their heavy burdens there,
'g AT six O'clock p. m. ,e
Then blow, ye shrieking whistles, blow
AT six o'clock p. NJ,
And letthe weary toilers go
at six o'clock p. m.
Ring out, releasing bells ring ont!e
And bid thowelkin take the shout, ~ 3
And echo ii all round about,
'Tis six o'clock p. NIL"