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, 1870-07-30

ur Denccras-' u D. Tn<!'rEr r tE~ HhlrI1,i
treatise evrs w!ftt~n u;n Political lJE1 r. M1u
y for th4t IL hls 50 Af..t' E."ostta7es ~ hass.a
re- arsrsrnt ss:o1t car o<.rle md alt L.&i.a:usr
In rb-stuk " tEx74sos ed iss7nons A. n1a. ~
nhiea Ieloct sr eods Fl r
ar Lii ~ i r<Fhtts the lucid md pointed q -
mndern Er1tese on rse1ptnica setSnts- lsn hNut oe
mnrs, 70 Ista1d L1st lsadins Wu.1aAa ainSaS ESse
HfNs.t he Bold hfh pl:se ..nas y ahlest q
III AZ T. 1es Il ~ ~ Of u. drta.~l France Of z9aa
rho b. ~ aa5s 1R9x s1R9Ina9aa saa i sepI s!!,
md mi frrsa Fa.aaale Anh pEacs.al K It
sI IN tS. Lsa h of the rart* xhieh Il non s1Stc4
fos thr lend Ia 1atienat ha1ree-
, 1870-07-30

IIks.....- (
Eight hal1nts Wcrc taken with the s;lfuc result
in,tl the ntnth hall IT, wteu ti+i.ga.c Ut til.
ut@Eit delegation chan se hts vote fepru xcSuIt*
. Cn!Iuna, changing the result as f0laws:
, 1870-07-30

DIED.

RI tREEsr-RATllHI'RS-D Rev. Rol.>rt f.strr.
r.. u, H.. Nr- Rol~.rt H. ForEt-t 10 Miss MtEr Jsns
RI sahslFr. 1tth Vi this CITY.
, 1870-07-30
PROPOSALS.
- ".-%- <<<- <-A--~
Proposals.

Dfank nIloE QcAxzIkxAs.EI. ! !.
jLFflLs,>T1l4E. Ind JsIy Ii, it:'-s :
SsAft%s rr-~e't, in :ap.Sas~. ~u '~ ts-;s d It this
cftr nnf II tfr Att day II l-;J far thu
Of tr-s thsu.snt t.&s, C9nlplan Tents.
ai thensand Il N, " xst TrEt4 aAi Flies.
lrta. wl{h.t t.-- pin+. firm msf~-sl ttxers
Ing tn ;a, to te furnished tv tAe United tss.-, ant
l,sfIr ta the contractor st iau ntss Of Jrtrso1-
t.fe. fEdAna ....
Tic uta, when eanc1ete1. wiz br telvc:e: At sts
sanr fIaer FIR tnr;eesin.
he Est IL srert Any all hG. IT .rkar3.,l Dis
Adt arfaxtnI.. II !e.rtrr,s Ls tl!e ties, f7sn-nt
FiGf-:~ in~i:t. +. p!rsrnt At tt,% nt4n!as.
rfIIt-A! I4I Il. si,tE1 the UNDERSIGNED. xu
i*.nriy tr1.ss.i. II. rusAI. fvr he Aan1:a:a. II
Trnse,~
For tr*eikeatcr,, conditions. and fr7sher in:tr1n..
tan, ErI 1t xthr5 " tb- Oc.~. ut
tk:rsen Ill. ST. Louis. Mo-. NJ y tvIk. ELiia lsia.
Pz- huntsville, NY; Jedrrtonsilac Ind. oE al:as'
ton. n.t
By order Of Qusr441sa2sseT Ge1s11i.
Captain and 4. @ VT. ). s''us.
Dks,fL ttfft
, 1870-07-30
CAMP MHBTfsIG.
NATIONAL CAMP MEETING

VIII be hcrd ii the Camp Grounds, nes- D~<piasn-s
Stsfou ec the Chicago s So1th hwc-esn Railway :4:s
yrar cuumereinS Aukast 3, AID holding " dAys-
Thr e&axe Of ahe eatins1 will be IN ihe taaA q! tbs
Committee II the National Aeetics. Rev. j. L.
IHSKIP, H Baltimore. President
al business aaaIrs connected with ths naanasunat
Of the meeting will under the direction Of GKo = Pos~
TER Preside 1t os the BoA:d OF Trustees Of thr Ch:ta=v
District Camp 0reaud AssocSttouto Whousxhe ss0Inds
beJouG,
Prom ssuIzuocs ALREADY msde iris veEy cta4a that
several thousand peraons will b. In attendaact.
boarding decentralization will b. provided Tar Al
that wish. law 1ates-
Tie Chicago Northwestern Railway, Rock:.93
Rock I.la3d snd stiuceaf Point Resda. vii icass .
Chteax, for full f&rr and etrrn p.enexs It h'e-*1sR
usuai r1tes- Tie shove Hosds viii ca7y kasEaxs SID
seats :sce to md from the Camp Grsuad-
The TFGkrE4 aASu not bnr1 4bIe 70 HTtA1xr WIKI RoT
other Huaaa- II any iurthAE Arrante1ucats ua4d
they VIII be auaotneed In The ra7r.1,
No saius will b. run to tAe Csnp Metticx on Sdsf&y
fFan c3ther direction. The f1rt from Chicago tho
n,ttink and retnrn viii b. afo5. TEa.as lai raa4e4
| sess Gu the Camp Meeting k.punds.
eoual has Aetn prepared "hese te1ass Will Il s4Et
| CAFE e{. Aiuxin. Ii cents each
Al petaons &oi1s tu fhe srohn1- In eeE.zNs a.s in-
formed that Arrangements be made r tl c..1
Of teau1s Srusy. They nfe Ee1urs:rG II IT. ther
l before saturday night
Persona drsisirs tEts-.ion a.'us lots or xhrs -
put up tent. vii apply BY extts ~ ). E. kES HICufr
| Dunto1. II
Applications for teahs ao1 cthcr aEton,ar5ati M
may he n1de Il EEO t-fUsfhR. .!. Sv:tts Is strE-;
ChtcAeo.
, 1870-07-30
Richmond without u Government

R1cNMosn 1uly ea--1udgc Gu!eon hss g1Een \
| decision pFuernE new election fot Guy alneess
| IN November. aud deciding that LIZ flf oihces
srt nn~ y4r*h and l4tist tn rl-'!h5 a1Pa:hs;tEcal
i III ANrt,-t
, 1870-07-30

Tssc Coming WO05lcn Evro>{t1oN IN
indianapolis = Excursion Party
iiUrnd t:nst.
sp+ci.. Dcspstch to The Chicaxo 7nhone.
lNpl4sAro1is, july e9.-The arrangements faz
the Wnoll.n Exposition, which orens here on the
FL u August. are all completed. 4 latgc amount
IT coo.ls have A.rell5 Eecu retelse.l, au.l he
ItR arranged. Tlc elgtue and lc achinery viii III
te Ia scatsuess by the taseutuK dag. Tue tn.lsca
tons arr that the exposition wilt be success -
The In,an4 exturstun left here for EasttrI
cities to-n!Enr. over the Cleveland, columbus
t1sctnnatl i Indianapolis and Eile Roads
, 1870-07-30
FRANCE.


t1hsnrnt-
Tnc '-ttly .!na!catinn of tho King Of Prussia is
rntnred hrrt.
Tne C.Grn-s, OH returning IN ST. CiouA, toasted
'Sh. r, L,i!tr GArt4. administration the fufti1ca-
tin1 Of Ihrts we're cotssEuct..l, whereby Fruuce
IL tt.lay et..lrl tn send 1do 0t1 more men 10 the
aeI.. i!aan the otherwise cnut't.
REORGANIZATION declaring lit. departments Of Mo-
he!tt, ,,t-iihn and H1s1thin In n state OF
s.Ee, p,.s ut,1clnlls promulgated this morning.
F,trl ant! forage att sud to he searce IN Ger
p1uuy,
The following fprtrc%sct n1e placed in a 1hor-
cGrll STATE Of r,af,ntts far offence and defence:
M~iz, Tlsiunsille, INnEwy, elRrsal, RI lsInurG,
Er!ietis1u.tt- New lrrtssch. tfost, Dtchteiuhcrg,
In rstitt F!ersv A"ntAtsly, Ses4lun, aud the en-
t.ss iortiHfati"hs of strasenrS.
T:.r .1au,,.sF t4s.ti esnans The following report
finn thr Ministers Of War anl the Iutctur to the
Jl,per.,s;
~Tir e,.yrrnn..nt has authorized the organsza-
ttctl Of lcea1 anl national suarls In tho frontier
fowls nt tt ,urtt AMI east hut the cuyer,It,,rnt
thinks IT necessary to r,no1i.t the t.tes cf tic pr.
rar,zatt.n rf u general national r1,ar,l. Mean
vrti, liz. c;c:1,,,,, MT &.r,,s that cnn,nants nf
f.rrtth Niut.r..r >tart,4I,,attrx established mo.c
rx,.Is,,cly tfun ,nw viii constitute u ssluat.r
re>ct,. fn: the p-o,,rtmon ol rational territory
Thc ,y sf,ti; ;te.x ,- t.,. fhat tb.. euracrnnt .!
tt. 81 e l.,,,ai!sk II har1sn,srss rlsa le llnser
IT, t:c a.:,tal tenn II, The war. n that volunteers
a..nlt;.a intu t1tr., tas1ics +hail t.c s,rctall,
charrc+! with l,rAi dcfrncr. The E1uncror an
,..u,..> :1,r Organization Ut ttIt.<.. c.,s7,S
1rr ,E.,,,.ai f,,.r,r; DENIES inc r7,ror thai mi
I.ara II F.uare In. p,xr. pc.,u!s.i.,n 10 eu-,ea,
s1-,1e 1,srneut t~,nrn5a i!1
Tie If, uc, will ia. in En1! thz everything the,
ialr In Tho cnr.nt's county.
T.r I1u-.san f;oyrsnGcEt has suppressed
ot.nt,, rf1nta
, 1870-07-30
GREAT BRITAIN,


t1S1soS, 1uly s9--Inc 7tm.Ss sAys tho drain OF
f''!A II tu''sfdtn0. The amount now m The v1r
f:cfc IRON Sc~ York, wilt r. long way to ceun~
fe'aet &he rsrHFurx in the money market
STREET sutnefs Of eucr*4sfu! ueEDtl4ttons between
lI'1d l.Stus aid GsaMmunt At I4rts. whereby the
preservation OF Isec Ia assuserI are again In cir
t1::atlon to'sas They not generally crelt.e4t
Thc war panic nj tho Exchange continues, Slx
r..use failures are anounce,l to-day.
The advance In the rate Of Interest 1t The ltank
to pcr ccut wRs a precautionary measure rather
tsau prpoY Of The actual tcarcty Of money, The7e
have lst.n thirty failurrs at the Stock Exchange
curing the war The panic in the Liverpool mar.
kct 1. still very great.
The steamers Rrc,nen and baltimore. recently
arrye4, as southampton, will tstsenarEe their car
goes there and not attempt 10 1rseh 8Eemen =
present.
The Lelpstg Is now the on!g vessel Of the bfe
.Ecn tic known 10 te at sca
Rev. Griffin Williams, Arabic Professor OF t.u1
1ranuel Colege. at Cambridge, died tae1e ses
ffTiay. . ..
Parliament Is 10 adjourn on The 11th Of Argus
Gladstone proposes lii to summon Farl!araet
IT. sly i1Ast st nf !>ur:tcn days-
f"Lnt Br:u:st.!. rTu>s,an AmHaa=a Tor IA La
, 1870-07-30
A woman tnrrctI mud Fenthcrcd ut
CouF1lnndvt11e. n, y.

srRAcrsE, =. r. July ga young woman
named Melissa H!ye was stripped naked. a:ul
tat1sd and feashefst, At coustaMav.!!. ss night.
III party Ut 5uuDS ulen. fJr intimacy WITH Sir.
Mnosc, whose wife recently went clazg nn
uFutSnGI herself.
, 1870-07-30

It,rre viii he \ Regular Communication nt ONION
pARk fUDt;E. a. Il 4. u: TIL 'NAtnrasSt rf-n
irc. irt h;tif+vs and ask. Tk- W. II. drsr. flll
49,. Hdsucr Of sIncf4. aud r.tiEk brethren ase cor
III ''>''Sa - L" t;tti. 4, Pn!tRnIcK, say
, 1870-07-30

The leaTeaEzssh Eaa4<vra:.ss says:
we are not aarseves heI!4ree, II fre tat, but We
welcome di.eu.sou tu this ahd al ofh. quesfiens Et
Atirs the e.,afe Of th. ronu.ry, ad this aac aa
thor washy of study ~ tFend 17df foet - Adam
Smith"
, 1870-07-30

The xcw ak worsIses
.suea 34tEc4tinn Is e-eo<1nslt :nt:s. arl should
~ IN ne Asae1 OF oFcry cno xha would acquire in.
tesrnt eoat tIeh~ason ptneip :4pd tslnE :5e
Dr. retr.Ies II fire trade arl the terhs:3es oa whas u
ruiauanA.4 ptutectton-"
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-12
ONE DOLLAR IN ADVANCE.

1t this rate no name can be entered
xpon oar books ualess accompanied By
the cash. We have made this PROPOSE
tion very liberal at the solicitation of
members of the Central Committee and
other prominent Democrats, and erpect
the hearty cooperation Of al friends.
Who riU send us the largest lis. Of
campaign subscribers?
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-12

The Democrats Of the several town
ships are requested to hold conven-
tions and appoint delegates IA the conn
t. convention on Saturd y. June 18th,
unless for local reasons some other day
would be more convenient.
II. CoRBIN. Chairman
D. MCDONALD. Secretary.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-12
The Tariff QUESTION.

Just now the question Of the tariff,
which, few years ago. Was tn ught to
have been .f,rever settled is a"a;n
looming up in Politics to the great ds'ri
ment of radical eluinimity. Probably
To: less than three-f ,urths of the radical
party are. at heat f. favo~ of protec-
tive tariff. lut the other one-fourth
pl4inly see the .nger which must result
t. the party which Advocates policy
which. ere long. will be Their ruin and
are clan0rous for evidence that their
party is free trade party
While looking through our neighbour
hocd pa ers, ;he want Of harmony on
tbs sab ect, anon. Republican racle',
is p.ia.uiy app rent Wiki one por-
ton OF .h3m declar in the most posi-
tive terms that the Republican party is
emphatically Tree trade party, another
set are equally vehement in the r lecla
rations that il - not free trade party
To Sow nc different views entertained
by h Sc VIA are supp sed to know the
position oftiie p.r:y on ona Vi ITS cardi
asld Grimes. We give extracts from threo
Republican prpcrs near by. The first
Is from the laporte Herald, which
Leans etroncIy .wAr1 free t.ade:
Willie it is apparent that ab cute free
trade is impractic'b!e in the pres nj
condition Of our finances, ii Is none the
less clear that abs lutte protect n Ct,
American industry is equally out Of
date and favor. OF surety the h "a
protectionists have been overthrow
with a grievous disc MIXTURE They
were utterly beaten in the great test bal
tie over the duty on piy iron and rail-
road bars. and have been uted N near
IL al the sklrnishes on other plrts Of
the schedule. The nnmittee Of ways
and means fight hard t. keep up the tg
urcs of the report, but the committee f
the whole cuts them down OH nearly ev-
ely article. The fact is, the protecti u
lists have nd it about ali their own way
for some ten years; have all the while
got more and more protection till
the people who use iron and salt, have
got out Il hunor. and into something
very much like indignation And it is
quite possible that, Just now, going to
the other extreme, injus. ce and injury
may be d0ne some branches OF iniu: try
that in the zeal tG punlsh greedy mo
mop lies important and meritori us IN
forests may suffer serious hurt. And
this ought to induce Congress tn duly
consider what is the opinion and conyic
ton of those Commissioner Wells. for
instance) who have studied the subiec:
mos deeply, scientifically AMI dispas-
sionate!y; namely: that 1t is not wise
% make at once tao many sweeping
changes. The tariff uaquestipn.b.y
needs revision. and certain notifications
and amendments are demanded no,r;
but the system as whole can not b.
perfected in n day or "A year-much
must be left to time and experience. 1t
has taken Great Britai, more than u
century to solve the problem of gett n
the most revenue cut OF Customs On i'll
ports. with the least burden to the peo-
pIe-aad even she has something yet TO
learn
And there IL another consideration
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-12

which pleads most strongly against vio-
lent and IA Cal law maxim: on the tar
fl The p wer OF lsvying duties on
import. is IA tremendous power; il cna.
b,es CONFESS to conir trade and M H.
u actu es. tor by i, prices are p.actic, ly
liked Congress. ty simple statute
can make iron. salt. lu,.ber, coal. silks
&C., dear or che; p increasing or lessen
ing their values By III lions IF dollars;
it may, by a single act bankrupt or en-
rich thousands of capitalists. At this
moment hundreds of factories are stand
ing still or running feebly. because the
owners are in d ubt as TO the fn.l fate
Of the tariI bill, feari,g that it M y
pass in form which will srea ly en-
barrass. ii not ute. y III II, them; an
this uncertainty and apprc'.e Sion al
fee:s badly all Kinds OF t;ade and bust
ness. For these reasons. has y and vio-
lent legislation cannot be toO much dep
reca.ed LIE, the sch .lulc. now over
loaded with multitude of items which
cid nothin., be simplifad By striking
them from the list, and let the duties OH
certain leading articles be lowered then
let the country have an assurance that
henceforth there shall be an end Of tariff
tinkering and ring grabs, and that
for the future. reform shall proceed
stead ly and Systematically.
Such are some Of our views on the
tariff
The following. from the Rochester
SPY. tacks eff IN the opposite direction;
We observe that many of our Rcpub-
lican country exchanges while calling
on their re ders 10 offer inlucemei.ts
fer the building up of nLnufictore, in
their respective towns. urgln that su h
enterprises afford home market. and
benefit all Glasses. in the same breath
denounce pro ecticn, and surpass tie
Dem Gratis in Their denuncia;irnS If the
tariff " lille this may appear pert and
smart AID though they may convince
ey RIB .dy but themselves that they
have some knowledge Of what they are
talk .ng ID nut yet it is inc nsistent as
as Well rs damaging 10 the true intere.t
of the Republic III party. We have
b Ell cen,ure and called a disor2ahizer
for opp sing the renoibinati II Of an i'll
incompetent man, but whit can have
more Disappointing effect than the Ian
guagc used BY the free trade sheets
They stiginat:ze the tariff as legal ed
r hbery." AID cur Representatives the
abett1rs If eNturt.nners and SC undre!s.
Lastly, the f'll,wing finn the Val
paraiso I.3'c.fc proves that the Repub-
ican rarty certainty is free trade par
ty:
Congress IS hard at work and the sue
cess which has attended the efforts Of
western members IN cutting d WI the
excessive tariffs on iron and other a:ti
els. together with the mani:es ID letter
on their part TO press the mat
ter still further L. hailed with delight
by al true Republicans We have ling
suffered with the bur len of heavy TN
at on without Il corresponding accession
of funds to the treasu y. Oar western
congressman seem TO app. ecIate this
state Of afIai s, and appear de ermined
to white away at the tariff till it gets
to pom; where t will serve as Il rcve-
nue. for the use of the government. in
stead If enrich ny a few at the expense
of tn many, without securing re, enue.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-12

as swinish'y and quit Mike picked
their sto..aachs full OF eatahies and
d.ihkabes u, the fiji ,-se ker's md
pace hunters expen e. but We can
scarcely IN rye even Il ma ori'y of the
p,ry 8 wiling to approve his con-
tem,t for decency. as exhibited By the
ideal nominating nventi n. We are
Informed that nc less than five hund. ed
free dinners were given by the candi-
dates for auditor, at the Wright and
Kirtley hotels and thit an equal amount
was expcnde for VIII sky at the differ
ent sal nns in the city, in the purchase
Of V ties. \ man who vii procure a
nomination or an election through the
influence of whisky and free dinners,
deserves the contempt IF every honest
and upright man in the country, and
such was the case last Saturday. The
man who had the most money tn spend.
and was most liberal in expending it at
the saloons. hotels and res aurants, re-
ceived the nomination. We will ask
any citizen of Warsaw. whether Repub-
Lean or Dem0cri if he d not feel
he irtIly ashamed of the large crowd of
d 'ad heads. dead beats and suckers that
disgraced our town on Saturday lust.
many of whom accepted SIX or seven
tickets t. free dinners and whisky. The
d. lent portion Of those in Attendance
were utterly disguised with this scan
d j LIS and shameful C -ndnct.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-12
The lRisnu Question.

Recently the report of indian depre
dations and atrocities are more than
usually numer Us. althOu. hit is difficult
to trace a maj rity of them to Il rel abe
stsrtirg point. While the press and
our pubic men are discussing the ques-
ton as t., what curse should be pur ued
by cur government in its treatment of
the indians. spirit of barbarism has
b ell exhibited where Christian .eneros-
it; would have been expected. We re-
fer to the following ex ract from the
Valparaiso IIidette, edited and pub
lished by Christian minister:
Their (the Ind.ns') In of w is to
;tr he where there are no troops. wreak
their vengeance upon the weak innocent
d unsuspectn-,. Ike duty of our ~
ern ent = pla n. Oar friends mus, be
prot cted. Let Col Bakers example
be taken aud lieg victories Won
1ht nature Of The PieLan victory is
pretty well known, though there IN y
b some are -nor,nt If TIL glory
shed on American arms b. that achiey-
ment -four army. The Wet ry was
W by cur soldiers tn roughly armed
and EQUIPPED over camp OF about one
;iund-ed ard fifty Piegans. all IF then,
helpless Id men, women and children
Gil BAKER in command of tine Amer
lean 10. ccs. had orders to'moye stealth
Nv upon item. and strike them h.rd."
lie beyed his orders 81 effectutl.y that
MT = child MN or helpless cripple
- OF which the mp was entirely COM
,scd escaped. TIL warriors and the
strong en- ot h tribe were absent. in
search of 10 d consequently could make
no resis ance. Their NAB lily to defcld
themselves is proven by the fact that
but one soldier was killed while this
sp:end i vi tory was being won and it
j. suppo cd that his deal WIS the re-
su of' d or ~ shot fir IN one of his com.
rad,'s This is the kind of vic ory the
Christian man of the Faiette wants re
pea ed. More oil men butchered-
M re women u ughtered IN re chill
dfsn slain-that the Stages may be
taught the beauties of CHRIS; ian civil "a
ton
\ defenselc.s foe is entitled to his life
until adjudge worthy to die no matter
what may have been his former conduct
I'm the fiegan Ia assacre this princil l. :,
recogn zed by every civilized nat on u
the I'll be. was tot H., ignored. and the
worst featrres barb,risr practised.
Do he people want any more ] i gan
victor.es where the helpless aid de-
fenccless are slain. End the ab ebodied
Wa riors, who alone are capable of
h rrning our people, are permi ted to
60 nharmed.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-12


Eds. DEMoCEAT:-
Bourbon is as quiet as kitten on q
heartlst ne Not wave of trouble
rolls across her peaceful breast, SO to
speak
I he newly elected board of trustees
have been swoln into flee. AS yet they
have peri rmcd no deeds of noble dar-
ing.
Our justices of the peace have not
Sc. resigned.
We have vclocipede. 1t looks as
! nelly On cur streets as Il stray gaLd;r.
VIM. Scar, the flmou. clothing man,
is en- hand with large variety offspring
goods lie says he will measure us for
a suit as On as he gets step ladder.
Cur gr:st mill is Gle sd fr short
tin e.
A union Sunday school HIS lecn or
gained at The L. B. church 1t meets
at 8 o clock. Il. III.
A friend who IS in search cf light
writes us in relation to the Improved
o der of Red Men, rec nt'y organized
in this place, in the following facetious
VEIN
What is the nature of this rel man
business? Have often seen notices o.
their meetings in the Cincinnati and
otEer =, pers. hut know abs, mtcly Meth
ING ID. ut them. What is the design
,f the institution ? useful CT ornament
al? Is it Ike the Odd Fe,lows-chari-
table and AS uring? or like the Coed
Tenn lars reformatory? Teaching hon
o1ab c euu'aticn he base baliists? Po-
lveam. us like NJ, rm ms? or like Eich-
/. ON & Co, irregular in persnn cen
der. lin Der and case? ] eihaps it is
like the church, Il c only hcre # nan
/ nd: Perchance like : 10. the p or
'ndian?' Disloyal and rebelli US
Ike the Deno, racy and K X. X. CT
devoted like the Republicans and Loyal
LeaguerS to the interests of God aid
Morality! Mayhap devoted Ike the
S ms IF Malta and 1901 to the interes S
and Ell tvation Of the fine arts" and
devel pment of knowledge unlcr d fiji
culties! What great actions hive they
, d he 2"
Our friend has guessed it the first
time That's just what they're Ike.
For further information, Apply within.
Trains on which PASSENGERS are car
ried, eve Bourbon as fol- VS.:
GOING EAST.
Nal II 13 a. III.
| Local freight, 1U:15 a. m
Night express, 1888 p H., 2 % a. In.
Freight, q 20 p IN.
GOING WEST.
Mail, 2:1S p. M.
Local irei. hit 1l:13 u. IN.
Freight. go p. IN.
Night express. 2:22 a m.
iMorning express. 5:l6 a. m.
We hear It said that the Dunkards
aen G tiating f + the purchase IF the
L. b college We hope they VII sue
coed in getting it.
Barnaby 4 Arnold are maxim. ar
engagements to cnlarge their manuf,c
| turing capacity.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-12
Democratic County COHvcn-
finn

The Democrats Of Mar hal county are
notified that their central committee hare
ordered that delegate convention be
held at Plymouth, on Saturday, June
18th, 1870. for the purpose of rcmina-
ting candidates for the Offices to be
filed at the next general election.
The number of delegate votes to
which each township in said county will
be entitled in said convention is b .sed
upon the vote cast for governor in 1868,
and is as follows:
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-12
EAL ESTATE OFFICE.
Land Bought ard Sold on
Reasonable Terms.
Land and Town Lots for Sale
A. c. & ,. B. CkPR0N.

Tie 4 sec 81. I *. r1e geo acres splendid
land, heavily iimbered with black walnut poplar
ast and oak: price. - per acre: terrss cay
The n 9 Il sec % 81 c. leo acres: EXTRA
land. with he best quality of heavy timber; price
SIS per acre. one third down balance on long time
The d sec u. "a. rance o. 1Go acres heavy
timber. mostl? oak and poplar: land of the best
quality and in goo1 n"iahhOrhood: price SIS per
acre. one-ihird down balance on easy terms
The u ne. and Il @ 10 t32 r g O. 1f1
acres. mostly splendid mowin" marsh. timber
enough bui'ding aud fencing purposes: price
IS per acre: terms easy.
The IA acc 9S. 3inr3 -. 16n acres: ahout
go acres bottom land. the hal lnce fine trac' Of
tmhered land cen he fonrd IL the cou 1ty: price
twenty dollars per acre. G cd terms
The /, W IA sec 3. AZ. q. so acres oak
barrens and mowin., marsh: 10 b3 had M q bargain
The se ID and ne Il NV Il sec q. "a. @. 50
acres. timber and mewing marsh: light dollars
per acre.
!. sw k.seiz Il %. II. 121
acres. part nea,y barrens. part marsh Six dollar
per acre.
The a n w Il section II. %. 4 q. 40 acres;
good land. to be had cheap rnd on good terms.
The fri w L. = w Il sec ~. 81. e. Ii9
part heavy timber, and rome bottom land; ten
dollars per acr
Town Lots.
Lot 81 in original plat of Pymouiy: house lar~"
ennug for two families of the most deeIra ble
1ntss ,t ,Nrfno e.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-05-12

John Jay the last surv vor of the
eg.mcnt to which Wel.in,- ton address
d the famous words. Up. Guards,
and at them," has Just died in Lon
don
Lady Franklin is the observed If all
bservers In San Francisco.