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The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
bourbon Esessis.
BOURBON. June 7.

BOURBON, june 7.
Our old Republican friend, S. F. Gordon,
has again come TO grief as a politician. He
seems to be failure. First, he made
vigorous effort 10 obtain the appointment
OF postmaster. and having the endorse
ment of the leading men of his party, he
forwarded his documents TO the proper Off
GERS for consideration, and awaited the
coming of his commission with hat henig
nant expression of countenance that be-
iokenod a cOnscou.ness Of having things
all his own way Tut i.e failed in his an
cipa'ionS-Baylor knocked the persim-
mons. AMI Gordon was laid on the shelf IN
most unceremoniou manner possible.
lie next came 10 the surface as the Repub-
lican candidate for treasurer of the corpO-
ration. and aS the vote was tie between
him and his competitor, they odd and
evenel' for it and Gordon was again de-
feated. Jacob Slough. our newly elected
marshal. resigned few lays ago. and the
trustees promised to appoint Gordon mar
shall, bat when they met on Tuesday eve
ing. they cou!,lnt stard the pressure that
was brought against him. and appointed
Thos Il. Boltoi. TO the honorable position.
AID 50 Gor'lon was for thc third time in a
few shorl months laid o'ii in the cold. 1T
ever thus. fl ui Gordon. from child
hood ours that we SEE our ionicst hopes
.iccay. Take courage. and if at frs; you
don succeed. &c Ne
Pott ,wat;amie Tribe No. lG. Improved
tr.cr of he Men. have procured costumes
ana resalia for their officers at cost OF
SI15. The arrangements IN The Wigwam
are completed and the council fire is now
kindl.d on the 5h Sleep of every 9TH Sun.
The Tribe viii probably have procession.
pie nie. and canoe excursions July 4th.
Dr. Bar,ine of Trenton. " j. has located
ourlor for he practice Of his profess
ion aud has associated himself. with Dr. A.
Z Matchct, i'r. Is. IS recommended as a
physician of experience. and scientific
-uEEtrh. he II "clr"iHe IHcHE Us.
The Democratic Township convention will
be held in Davis Hall on Saturday next. llth
nst al j. o'clock. a large turn out ia de-
: rahle.
The Grocery store Of L. ?. Manvil.e
Was broken into on Wednesday evening,
End various articles tsl,n. an yitiur TO
about so The thieves Effected an cnlranc
through the wall under the stairway on
;he outside OF he building.
On sunday evening IN a'tcnp, was made
10 b. K open 'iie -;err cf T. J. Demo~-. but
ths wa fr.s.I % = % mrch for tn"
-.oue.ireis and ft,. -taudcned the fort
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
Heather nsd Findings JOsi
EspcPiyFif.

The largest stock eyer brought to
Plymouth. at Iawley's Boot. Shoe and
Leather Store, consisting Of the best
brauu> cf T. \. and Slaughter sole
Best Lrand of French calf and kip
Best brand of morocco and kid i full
line of domestic stock kip, calf and up
PIPER, lasts. pegs and findings generally.
Ny stock is full and complete, meeting
al the requirements Of the trade, and
will be sold for cash at the lowest Fort
Wayne and Chicago prices, as an exam
iuation If the stock and prices will
abundnntly prove. The patronage of
the trade Is respectfully solicited.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
+" IilOcher's Buffalo Boot"

Is made from the best material by
hand. and warranted There is un-
questionably no better custom boot
made, either kip or calf. For beauty
of finish and durability his boots
stand A, No. 1. None better, none
cheaper The boot can be found in
this county, only at A. Hawley's 30
and Shoe Stoae, Golden Boot, No. 10
Michigan street, Plymouth, Ind. 37tf
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
%iyiTGeS.

Sl5 REWARD viii he given for informa
fion that will lead to the recovery of a dark
bay Mare. seven years old, about l. han.
high. "A Few white hairs in tie forehead.
two small white spots from a saddle gall on
her wethcrs, well made ar Il works wei.
She struye.l from the premises of the sub
scriber six miles west of Plymouth, Mar
shall county. Ind. on CT about the 81 OF
Nay. Anybody having such information
will please address me at Plymouth, and
they will receive the above reward.
m26iu9* DANIEL McC ARTiIY.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

n >"tSrhh D 0A-h'
In the matter CT tie assignment O. Hu.
u. Dickson.
John p. Hawkins, Trustee
Notice is hereby given. that the under.
signed, trustee Of the creditors Of Hugh r.
Dickson. will offer for sale a, public auc-
ton. 10 the highest bidder. CT
TUESDAY TIE Plat D1Y or JUNE,
1870.
nj the late hardware store Of said Hugh 2
Dickson. in Brown!ee' brick building. il.
Plymouth, Marshall county. ln1ians, ali
the property, both real and personal lex
cept the notes aud accounts assigned by
said Dickson 10 the said trustee FOR the ben
eft of creditors. Said real estate being
particularly described as follows: Lots
number twelYeCl2l. fourteen ll4l, thirty
six t36l. eighty-one iell, eighty eight s.
eighty ynine--S9-nineiy y-.0--.nineiv-siN
-s'j-. AMI one hundred ami seven-lo7-
with I'll the tenements aud in9royesuan,
thereon. AL in Wheelcr's addition to iu
town OF PSmeuth. Also lots two
seventeen-l7-.and eighteen--lS--. II &c
continuation Of Brownlees sJdi,ioa
Plymouth. with all the tenernents ard iu
provemcnts thereon. oil in Marshall conn:
Indiana.
And personal property ss follows:
TIE ENTIRE HARDWARE STOC.
IND ESTABLISHMENT
known as II. Is. Dickson's hardware ste,
with large and valuable stock of iro
stoves and shelf goods. together with H.
safe. furniture, and s;ore fixtures. eli
Brownies brick building in Plymoa'.
Also the goods. wares tools. tuners .c,.;
and merchandise. in the tn shop belonC.a-
TO said establishment
Also, 3 lot of cooper s:uf. buctars
slaves, &c.
Also, fixture. sock aad furniture of:L
photograph gsllcry lately used by NJ. y
Fauikn9I.
Also. ole horse. bngSy. and tpo sets he
ness, and other articis Of personal -.
erty too numerous u mention Saii -
viii commence at 10 O'Clock &. IN. -"
viii be continued from day 10 lay If n,c
sary, until Completed.
Said property VIII be kept open for
spectou and examination 4; al reason
times healaf;er until he day CT sale.
T'ERHS
Sums ot afty dollars and Under casl
hand: on al sums over fifty dollar
credit Of oIc, i've. and nine months IL
given, the purchaser 10 give notes, W.
surely 1" be approved hy the trustee. dr..
ing interest. and payable without re-
from valuation laws.
JOHN P. HAWKINS,
mal2iul5 TRUSTEE
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p s s. 2 !.

At the residence Of his mother in
Flyn nth, on Friday evening. June 3,
1870. Of consumption RuFUs MERTON
BRowN. aced about 80 years.
The deceased had been a resident Of
Plymouth the most of his lie was
Il memhe~ cf the Pl outh Cor ~
Rani His remain we're atten cd to
their last rest;n@-place by many Of his
old associates and ncighb RS.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

-
By virtue of two orders n saios 60 .
crers If foreclosures Of mortgages e
out Of the Office ~ tho clerk a. -. =
siall c.rcuit court, one II favor @.
". Jones and against William So. =.
the other ia favor of Daniel y. JuE. d
against Allen Grllaher. Margaret ;. .
her. his wife and William = J.,
directed. | Will offer for s.le al r-.ic 3.
ton ola
.Sufur'ay. .JuB.' IL, 1870,
between the hours II la s. Il ck a. =
4 o'clock y. IA. at the court house ..
Plymouth. Marshal. county. Iu.ial... a.
law directs the following descr,be.
estate. to-NIt.
The north half cf the south-egsf
Of section number twcnty-four go y.
gan road lands. being seventv-fcrg
leo acres. more or less. situated n =
shall county. Indiana, T. the highest ..
for cash. without regard 10 aHprrf- =
laws, subject 10 redemption.
DAVID How, Sheriff -.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
BUSINESS LOCALS.

l.. Logan sells coed French eingham,
d ,ublc dth at - cents a yald. good
yard wide bro muslin at 10 cents per
yard. Of yard wide at 6 cents; yard
wide blcachcd muslin at IL ce nts; la
dies hose at 10 cents apair; hep skirts
as low as - cents. best prints at 10
cents yard, and all other goods pro
portionately low. GIVE him cali
one door south Of Il lis bakery.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

GHERIFF' S SALE.


Rv virtue Of an order ofsele an = a-
of foreclosure Of mortgage lssBei ltf
office of tic clerk Of fAe Ma-shel .-
pleas canrt on Il judgment IN l.-ycr af
thur Bland and against henry "
and Johu !. Mindhigler. :, ne i
viii offer for sale at public apc
Saturday, J'me ii 1879
between the hours OF 10 o'clock ln
/ o clock. ?. m. at the court hon q.
Plymouth. Marshall county. S-atc -
ana. as the law directs. the follow .ae
bed real estate. t0-wii:
ommencinc At the north west g
lot nrmher eight = in Martin s q
to the town of Bourbon. thence soa'
tv-two p feet 10 the place @;
ming, thence south twenty-five -
more or lees. thence cast 10 the oae
said lot. thence north twenty-tN9
feet more or less. thence west 10 {
of beginning. situated in =
county. and Stat" Of Indiana. ~ II
est bidder for cash without regsr
praisemsnt laws: subject 10 ret
DAVID H0W. SacrI2
' vn ,rSrc
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

TnE recent corioas and refreshing
rains have rather Disconnected the
weather prophets who thought they
had sure thing on a drought that
woald ia-t al suumcr. BE- crops in
this vicinity have not been at all MUIR
ed by tie dry Weather unless we except
the single item Of oats. II the season
should continue ,hrou-hout as row in
dlc3te.i. boumtiiul harvest will reward
che labors OF the farmer.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

\ yoUR dsys meeting commences at
Antioch church. five miles s'uth Of
Plymouth. to-day. The passenger train
on the G C. K L. railway will stop each
WY today. tomorrow and Saturday.
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T. iIERIFE'S SALE.

b. ~i-tue &C IL order = ~aie a.
cree Of foreclosure Of mortgage IS
Of the ciiicc of the clerk If the
common pleas court. or a jnden.. II
Of Samuel ". Miller and again,' T.
rett aud Secel,a Garrett. ,o iat 4tf
will offer for sale al rgbiic eu<..ni
Sotu.d,y. JD,e -. H.
between the hogr- cf ioo'c.ock ei
O'Clock p w. ~ the toart Hon
Plymouth Marshall county. luliat--
Iaw directs. the follow .ng described
tate, t0-Nlt:
The northeast quarter or section
T30l. in township tiirty-tive % IA
range number one III east. c..
one hundred ami sixty 1907 acres -.
les, situated in Marshall evuns,
state of lgliana. TO the highest 'l,..
cash. without regard 10 appraiser, d.
subject TO redemption.
DAVID How, Sheriff =
iuncfo3
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

All those indebted to John Paul &
Co, are requested to call at their old
stand without delay, and settle, either
by cash or note. as our books must be
settled immediately.
j. PAUL & Co.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
W2ARM FoR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN.

The undersigned offers Cor sale his Farm
living one mile west Of the John Noreis farm
in the Burr Oak fats, consisting Of 'ls9
acres-I50 acr under fence; good orchard
of fruit. good well walled with stone; new
frame house with nine rooms. stone founda-
ton. cellar same size ,s the house, which Is
26x36. Price. $40 per acre. one-ihird
down. and the balance on five years time
marat -stsra .WHN W. OeWR>t'
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kssFs0HEsreis,cEets.

Fer announcing candidates, $500.
We are authorized TO announce that the
gentlemen named below viii he candidate
before the Democratic Convention Of Mar
shall County, for nomination to the seve. al
offices To be fllcd at the ensuing general
election, sUhiec; 10 The dc-.s;on Of said
convention.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

A shoplecrcr IN Chatham street has
nosted on his windows the follow nc
notice The public are requested mt
to cnnfauud this shop with that OF
another swindler who has established
himself on the opposite side of the
way"
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
RAIL o. OS.
Fttfso oirsi, Et. sfdylc Ea
CasO Railway.

On and af'er May asth, 1870 Trains VIII lea We
Stations diily. (SIndays excepted as follows
Train !ea'i Chicago at 535 p. NJ leaves daily !
Train leaving Pittsburgh at 2.55 p ~, leaves
dsily.l
TRIMS GOENG WEST
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

AUDITOR.
HIRAM {. f,I1Ei;AIiE
MARTIN II. HitE.
TRrssrErR.
JOSEPH ". DAVIS
ANDREW !. WlCklZEB.
JOHN SbiCE.
Y. Is. bLLEMtN.
CLERK
d. NcDONtip
sIEHisF.
ELIAS G. GALENTiNE.
WALTER T. ROGERS,
JAMES BROOkE.
ADAM VINNEDGE.
JAMES ". MANEI.
DANIEL X. HARRIS.
RECORDER.
HIRAM !. WORK.
John v. HOUGHTON. Present in
cUmbcnt.)
COMMISSIONER.
DisT. No. 3-IENRY kRACSE.
HIsT Va. 1-.iONAS MILLER.
DIsr. Nc. 3-WILLIAM SHAW.
EErRESENTtT tT!VE.
ROBERT MCFARLAND
WILLIAM W. PATTERSON.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

navy to every SIX men There are
,495 officers aud $500 nen. The
paw of the navy is over seven millions
and the men less than two" To this
political preaching, adnonitory and
valuable the president shuts his mouth
tight and blows smoke out Of his nose
Logan resumes There are ore, or
two, or three old tubs in the Washing
ton navy yard. How many officers
are employed to man them! You
nave one yice-admiral, eleven rear ad-
mirals, ten commodores, six captains.
fifteen commanders, seven iieutenant-
commanders, three leutenants, four
masters, nine engineers, SIX payuasters,
two passed assistant paymaotor>, seven
surgeons, one assistant surgeon SIX
chief engineers, two second assistants,
II two naval constructors, besides
even professors IN the observatory.
You have i'll Washin5 ton city naval
officers On duty To the number L have
mentioned. WIN draw from the Treasury
yearly over S335 600. And for what
" hat is General Grants answer !!
\ puff IF smoke Masses of testimony
are pressed him by Bepublicans to show
that under his administration the taxes
paid by hard working people IRE alb
sorbed by u swarm oi naval ofilce-hold-
crs, who have no duties to perform. and
who went into the navy simply TO have
Il soft thing OF it. 10 all winch the
Washington stole shuts his mouth
tight. and blows his c.y,r smoke
Through his nose " l. Sun
The Albany .4rgus places the Demo
cratic majority in New York $4,000,
AMI it says:
The court we have organized is it
self fortress and defense Of Demo
cratic principles and Of popular liberty.
The men chosen to fill it have not only
the characteristics of great juristS. but
they possess great civic courage. They
will elevate the whole tone of the judi
ciary and viii constitute an element Of
stability to their party. VI lille they
will be elevated above the temptations
ar1 passions of rartisanship. they Will
be able - enforce lessons of wisdom
and moderation up the councils Of tn"
party.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

Dispatches from the Feniin seat Of
WIZ hav,. ceased to be IF interest. in II
military int If view Their interest
nGw is ch cfly Of financial nature
The question is not how to conquer
canada bat how to subdue the pre-
Iud ce of railway Eanngcrs against
trs,nsp 'rtin% passengers Wi. hcut pay
These railway pptenta'cs have thus far
pr,se ted al obstacle more di.li :ult to
over-c me b. amy pr cess OF Fenian
str,'cey thiu any which ;he Canadians
pr sen ed ~. IL n lii or Trout river.
The sola,i ~ ol the question II to
ge- ho..c : .w,iirl b. the public
with aud mn,; It, auh interest as. Il
lew d " a:-o. Wa It The ques ION. How
to get int 'a,.ad.,
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

IT takes but two dollars to secure
TIE DsMonsAT for ~
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
AIoTICE To NON-RESlnENF

AIoTICE To NON RESIDENT.
STATE OF ISDIANA
Marshall County.
In the Marshall circuit court. August
term. iN,0.
William r Riddle,
". DiNofce.
Mary !. Riddle.
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause.
bv ms attorney, has filed in my Office his
complaint against the defendant, and il ar
pcaring by the evidence of competent
person that the defendant. Mary A. Rid
de. il nonresident Of the State Of
Indiana she is therefore hereby notified
Of the pendcncy of said complaint against
her. aud that unless she appear and answer
or demur thereto. at the calling "f said
cause on the first day Of said term of said
court, 10 be begun and held ~ The court
house. in the toxin Of plymouth. comfy of
Marshall. and sts,e of Indiana. on the
first Monday in August, 1870, said Gem
plaint. and the matters and things therein
alleged. will be heard aud determined IN
her absence.
JOHN c. CUSHMkN. Clerk.
pre- Z. kLINoEr. dcpy
Capron s Capron, pi hs atty juSt23
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
for Congress

In tie past week we We re
ce;yed three lists of pre- inns wIta
circulars. &c. for agricultural and other
fairs, with request to give com
nendatory editorial notice. A'thou h
our interest in the success If those Ell
terprises.i IS very .rcat, W. cannot und r
take to DO work for then gratis. for
which 'y every rule fair dealing. We
are entitled to receive pay. Some Of
the circulars and psters sent u ar.
very f,r specimens of job print M
and we have no doubt bat the full
customary pr.ee VA paid iar them; -
if pri ter, in indianapolis and Cincie-
n,,i are entitled tie pay for their w'rk,
we are entitled to pay for oar work.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
SuERlFFS SALE.

By virtue Of an order Of sale and 4 de-
cree of foreclosure of morig gage issued out
of the Office of the clerk OF the Mtr- hall
common pleas court. IN favor Of Nll..an
: Reicnour. AMI against Christian Lo (
and Ca:harine Long. to me- i rected. via.
offer tos sale NJ public auction On
Saturday, Juty ,, 1870.
between the hours Of 10 o clock "a. n. an!
1 o'clock. =. m. AT the court house door ~
plymouth. Marshall county. ind ana as the
law directs, The following described real
estate. 5o-wit:
The south-west quarter Of the south west
quarter of section number toar !. IN
township nu-nber 'hirty.three @@i
north of range number three east,
containing forty iol scres. more CT
less, situated in Marshall county. and
state OF Indiana. to the highest bdd r
for cash. without regard 10 apprais .
meat laws. subject to redemption
DAVID How. Sheriff VI. c.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
a Sss':ssz.Ts ..f,si Sac SEDnOpo-
s:,.t

-
i--''
Vta,.o,ar oo...,,,..,,.4. aro mad, br
our ,vc.tar, = ,,,,,.,crs tb,, Llsnk.ts
cio;hinr and ,rfirI.s r,r ann,rl ara nm
reasonably h.~h the ,,o,,n.,l;sts forth.
with threw = certain wool tariff con.
pct N their he..ds. sal AS ,rt thar the
, T. seJ bi.i, ..utv ~ + rei.;, y. II ,y.,s
h.. means nf s4yire the farmer from
i ,trnct;on anl tbat r.. h:,i nr;c,.
he rec. v,., e.. Il " Il
W. viii NY n " h E -,ros and
f,c.s that .brs.. : rtiass re false
int .ba ,,.,,.r : s.a.,..t:,l.v .!e,r;vaa 4
aud chclt-d aaI ,..t ne nr Ct is ali
80. s;5a ..5 T., pa lop,Gt r. no
...t.rr, b h tarii ,.s,.,.,,I,.t,
~. f.li..,-i.o yer,. the nr;ces IN
-, ..p.,.; g., wonl .iur;,,., the vca,x
| 800 .nl lSs., res,.,cti.el. and also
The VIII D.,.l, y. ICES ! va,lcn blankets
lurin. m :. ~ = RODS:
,,c.,....., 80.
,s.o ,sso
Wool :. biol = =, ...............s is / 10
Ncr...n,.r,, : ~, 50 *
lo-l ia b..n,.i-. rtisl.ins ~ " "a Go
NoS ~ i bc -. understood that
durin- 1850. h, firm r. wrol was not
or .tectcd and fnrei-n bi'nkets were
subject +, Il iaty { - l. i cent. Our
farmers. b :. Hing -ol po nd- OF Me-
tino pu led WI IN lS60. could buv
.x,c v SIX -; r. of ,ix-pound 1914
blink L. Ia vc FIVE c,n,s vorth OF W.. |
#
In 1868. when the t,rmcr sold 80
lbs &c mcrino pull d wool. he received
% - anl trying to buy II 4 six
pound blankets he c.rld buy only Il
f'ac,.on more than 81 pairs or in
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

The South Bend Register of last
Thursday sqys: n son of Isaac Rich
ter of Unioa township aged sixteen
while slipping leg chain under ,'w
lo4 ON Sturdy morning last was bitten
on the FORE finger on his right han b.
rattiesnake He Immediately or l.
bed an ax lyin" near by and raised it t.
chop of his hand. but those who Were
present prevented hm The effects OF
the ism in his system SION became
apparcnt and although various remed g
were tried uppn him he was, YESTERDAY
(Tur<day) rAornipe considered beyond
all hope Of rec very
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
"a ! OTICL 10 7ON-hLslDEATS.

"a
Ia the Marshall Circuit C.-T: A.,
;erm, ls71.
JACOB ts''S' vs. Note ana ..ttacam.r.
Regulus Tucker !
The plaintiff in the above entitled eau
by his attorney. has hle3 in ny cfice j.
complaint against The defendant. a.
appearing ~ he affidavit of a compeI
person rha, the defendant. 4eggius Tue
j. NONRESIDENT Of the state of lnGla.
he i hereby notified # the filing ani
',cncy Of said coitpllint against hiia.
unless Ia appear and answer thereto a
calling II said cat;se on thc frsl day
sail term Il sa;' cent. 70 be hcsun ...
held at ;he coGr, mouse IN the tow
Plymou'h, county of Marshall an3 e..
diana. OF tie Gist Monday ~ A-e
1870, sail complaint. and tie 'natl.-s
Things thereon alleged, VIII &c hear
determined in hi- absence
JOHN I. CU>HMAN. c.
pr o. Z. hiinEer. i
II T0rh;n p'ff attv ma
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

Father ZurwelIa1 is ucet.n2 with
much encourage a,cst in hi~ EFF 1T t.
build frst class academy III Plym u.h
II znb>cr p'i II y, : already suili lent
% w.rr,n; the statement that the enter
p ise vii certainly 81 ceel- bat many
ii oar lib raj All pu5Iic-spir.tcd c.ti
7ens have not ' add d thc.r Hames t
thc lisi. - sincerely trust eur pc p'e
viii al! uaitc on ll,i, subject a'l'i ni'k'-
the a-a.ieiuy reai ,.rn'.slent a'd pr
lianent bcucit T. oar tawn AID count.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

Ok future S.n Iars. and other pab''e
,t,ss. cur manly i1gn vill be enclosed
in = ncw sad -ha,:a= vest Of ,he most
artistic Prep .ftians. The Teaarr h'~
.n'icipatel TIE statement ;hat this. as
VII ,, ali other Grst cIls- w.rk. ccmes
from ;i.e tir tor tailoring establishment
= Hr. D Nol,n and Miss Lo@a1.
Tier work comments itself to al. u
well a. tins gener u remembrance oi
oursci
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

DURIse the twenty tcur to thirty
hours >acceed ~ the i~-uing Of tn :
nu.. b r Of iuE DENoCRAT, we sh |
Be IN ;h~ vicinity f the cli'sie waters
% ,he IiGpe anoa in search - p.sc.
tor.al ,.n.u-.ment. We 90 iishin- one
III ab-ut every " -nty yrs. and II"
,rramen; ear induce Us to let the hoh
d. pa. ;h9ut ob-cry nee On our
r~rpru. ;eis. boarding houses and
private families Will be supplied with
fresh fish Oh reasonable tcru,s.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

N another column may Be found 4
communication copied fro'n the i-ap'T'e
Nra3. On the Packard situation IN
this county. Mr.. ~B." talks straight
70 Ike point vhen he says the n7n.i
nat;on Of Packard will increase the
Democratic majority in this county t"
500 or 1000 Should he be namn1ted
th. Democrats viii q into tie CANVAS
with lively h"po of success
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
METALLIC COECsSS.

ony or oil grodes. furnished promptly on order
,hsve arrangements with the largest house In
west NJ Chicago, by which these Burial Cases
promptly supplied at All TINES.
Nyer ~
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
CABlNET WARE
AND
furniture
4. L. 1LLE.Ni.N IL &C.

Have on hand nj all timas complete and elegant
AZ, * of Cabinet Ware and Furniture whicL they
will sell NJ very reasonable rates. Also complete
stock OF undrrtakcrs Furnishing Goods. aud
collins of all kinds. good Ilearse belonging to
the establishment
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

Ia the Marshall Circuit cc-Tt A.
Germ, 1919.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
POyEBoN STATION.

Trains which carrv passengers and stop at this
.-sfiou i-irt. ~ ioiiuwS:
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

ROBERT MCFARLAND.
WILLIAM W. PATTERSON.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09

In the matter CT tie assignment O. Hu:
u. Dickson.
The Plymouth Democrat., 1870-06-09
.HERIFr'S SALE.

.june23
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-26

WE have repeatedly warned our
readers of the imminent danger OF
having the canal debt foisted on the
State. We ka0l0 that ring Is formed
to secure this object. and fasten a
debt of SIS, 900. 900 on the tax payers
of Indiana. Al web informed eotem-
porary asserts thar this ring holds
consultations at the residence of the
editor and proprietor of the Demo
cratic State organ. There is no other
way to defeat the Vaccinations Of the
ring than for Republicans to turn out
en- nlasse at tho polls, and vote for the
Republican candidates. Rho ara
pledged to oppose this scheme, and to
60 for an amendment to the Constitu-
ton forever prohibiting any Legisla-
ture from assuming it in behalf Of
the State" "a