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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-22
PolltlcAI Matas.

Henry Ward Beecher says that If Massachusetts
does not spue Gen. Butler out of her mouth, she
will please ID futufe g lnke seat very far back
in our Court Of Slale honor. - - III
The Catholic Farm ers ol the West are organizing
oranges Of thelt own 70 cooperate With the orig
inal grnngeA This course Is taken because CATH
ollcs eahnOtjolA any secret society. @ ~,
The Evansville 1nd.) Journal has been figuring
1t up, and comes to the conclusion that Con-
gressman's salary steal will just buy horse and
buggy aud put an al" on the house.
The popular indignation pgainst the back pay
robbers is increasing In intensity all overthe conns
try. Democratic aud Republican Journals come
near together on this question.
The Kansas City mo TImessays this: "The
war is over, and with IL also should there be an
end to its flush times, its abnormal successes In
speculation, its licensed robberies, and Its mons
trous and vilanous steals" ~
farmers movement has been started In East
Tennessee, and the leaders have issued anaddress
to those of the middle and western part OF the
State, urging more intimate relations, aud calling
for State convention at an early day.
A Radical editor In Ohio has the honesty to de.
fend the bacg.pay steal ON the ground that there
will always be certain amount OF Government
robbery. and that what the Congressional thieves
have taken will not increase the aggregate loss.
Human nature Is the same now that It was In
the days of Adam. Several Western editors who
have been loudest In their denunciatIon Of dead
headlsm and all that sort of thing are now terri
bly, Indignant because the railroad companies have
deprived them OF their free passes.
Says the Mequoketa (la.) RepHbiici "We care
not one straw whether the farmers get up new
party or net. There will be a new party. "A
square, anti-monopoly, free-trade party. The
Isaven is At work, and Us Lovejoy said ofaboiEion
In 1854 it wall break out all over, like the small
Dox" fgaI 91l l. l'ra.t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-22
'.Down the DeIaware."

We copy an article from the Philadelphia
Telegraph, headed "Down the Delaware. ~
IL points out the numerous places to which
the people Of that city may go during the
hot season and spend a day or two In recreation,
AndenjOy hne fishing and bathing In reaching
these piaees in the elegant steamers that ply up
and down the Delaware, they are compelled to
pass Wilmington several times day. But ouI
people might As well be resldenis of the village
ofNewport or some town FIVE or ten miles distant
from the Delaware instead Of within mile and q
half. II was the utmost folly to run the lines Of
the city to the Delaware five do not intend to
possess Its shores. Hadwe good carriage road
70 the Delaware, Wilmington would soon be.
come the most importGnt landing on tho nobl6
River for these steamers, and we have no doubi
that the owners Of the numerous boats would
very soon erect wharf In order 10 receive and
land freight and passengers. 1t would bS very
pleasant for our people to enjoy the opportunity
Of going to the numerous places spoken of in the
article 70 which we have alluded above.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-22

Tbs editor q the Chrisfsld Leader, who paid q
visit last week 70 the Rehoboth (Dsf Camp-M Mest-
ing Ground, says "a large nnmbsr Of tents were
already crested and many more In progress.
After an early tea We visited the Surf H6uSe- the
nawh0tal erected BY the association. It Is los
teet front by 40 deep, with bodybuilding, and ia
Fept By Mrs. Keene, of Wilmington. Del. The
bOard-S2 per singlS daE, OF $40 per weskv-ls as
good a. can be Obtained anywhere. The Surf
House II located immediately on the ocean shore,
with bathing houses, dEc, attached. The ocean
unsurpassed. There Is absolutely no undertoW
and visitors mgy batho n perfect safety. Eight
cottages are either anishsd er nearly 90. drug
store is now opened, and the pOstOiies is located
in IL I'M, a re-FTi fs 10 51if" stf aIff. 2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-22

Mr.. Tamm. of GeorgetowD, Del, shipped one
crate Of Hales early peaches from that station on
Tuesday last He deelined an offer OF % for the
crate at the depot. ---5 -"'-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-22
80 - -
AmItY.

THE coLoRRD PEOPLE TAKE A STEP TOWARD
A1EITY WITH THE WHITE PEOPLE OF RIoH-
NOND. s-
lFrOm the Richmond tVa) Whig. July 49,
At meeting Of colored representative Iiepubli.
cans from every ward in the city, held last night
the following document was read and adoP-
ted: & -.
Whereas. The Republican party OF the city
Of Richmond, State OF Virginia, Ia eompossu
principally OF colored men, who have no ilI-feellng
prejudIce against the whites and whereas, We
have been misled and bassly misrepresented By a
set Of political demagoguss who have instructed
our people not to trust the white men who own
the soil, thereby making 1t arpear that there
in our hearts feeling Of revenge; therefore. II
is indispensable that conference of the coloFed
people OF this city should be held At early day
to consider all questions appertatning to our fu-
ture welfare in this State, and the best means oi
preserving our rights before the law, i5-
On motion Of Mr.. jackson q committee, consis.
ting Of Aye members from each ward, was appoin-
ted to draft resolutions 10 accordance with the
document already adopted, to be presentsd at 9
meeting to be held next Wednesday night. sI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-22

The sai0o6 Keepers Of HiniEton, Ind, have Issued
regplaf notihcation to The pnblie that, having
Obtalned lIoensa according 10 Law to ssll spituoul
liquors. they propose TO conduct their business nc
oOFdng to law. They therefore notify oil married
women who do not want them to sell to their hus-
bands 70 Leave written notices to that effect within
three days; "aud ali unmarried women or girls who
have HsllaES' or beanx whom they do not wish to
have taking their bittsrs ~ our bars will please
give ike notice. They have also issued q form bf
permit Tor the use OF wives, In which they grant
the husband the right to drink when aud what
thsy please and waive all claims for damages ars-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-22
NEW GKOCERK STORE
3a5is, a55s, ". Ger. Fenstb Sps lEPrkstst..
hlNI aIl WILMINGTON. pRL.nd I'm ~

&VA The pndefEignsd rSspeetfully an eF9N
- nognees 70 his old ffiepdA aud tho.5eS
rs public generally shat hS has compIst-
,.0 oCEKI 10 ~ AND MOL ASSES, y.
Rcrubh q, "a 1Od Suearr
?. y ou bofy WhtSe and euiaiSl 5lII 10 tIsl
Io,a q ~ 6yIvp ana Al kinds Nolhsses, ID 9B
Xie 92veInneFt gaYh Ce4esC 1.agnirh, NatigaibO
GEosR Tea, Whita end Bed Hh6af Family Flour
nST BtekEheets all kinde OF pure 5picos, Safo mes
Mnstard Pure give 0if, H8lppt. MushIoon and
Tomato Catsap. English and ,Ametpan ne ei-
Choe0lates VeEmaeelu, Ma0ArOni, WashfnR eoap n
groat yHSetys Toilet Soap, syeE loss Starch Cur
Eentls haimns, Citrons Atn9rp'g Mihee Meat Dried
8uekets, Brushes. SPERM AdamAntinG and TaliO
Vapdle1 and ell aRtielea usually kept N q we'll a.
'Or''S sa0g store. can szq xs%ins Fa eI z n;sSsk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-22

Coal CuT1INd MAcuTNE.--A eoal-cultluk ma
chine u reported to have been invented and 10 be
actually at work. with brilliant results. Il s said
that Il can cut, In eight hours' time $50 feet OF
coal, yielding from 20 TO Is tons In weight which
prediction q stated to represent the work OF 40
msp Tor the same period. Only three or four
men nfo FSqnired 70 tend the machine, and the
ealRnlation 10 that IN ts the labor Of 500 900 ont
OF $4,000 men at present employed ID coal mines
eau bo dispensed with. More yer, the waste In
gidental 70 hand-cutting, which is estimated at 12
per cent. Of the whole prodnet, win be reduced
. one-thlrd Of the amount By che uas Of the new
machine-~an economy Of no fewer than 10000
zoo tons Of coal every year s. eICtfG ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-22

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PCB4c sALE.--We
call attention to the advertisement of the valua-
BILE property Of the late EIIHU JEEFERsoS, Esq,
deceased, In another column to be sold to settle
the estate. This property is Of the FIRST quality.
The farm near blackbird has been highly cuItiva-
ted, isadmirably situated aud should command u
ready sale at high figure, notwithstanding the
stringency Of the money market.
The property In New Castle Is equally choice,
and now that that place is likely soon TO loom up
iRto quite q city, should be looked after By
thobs who desire tomakea sure aud heavy paying
investment. lsQ li.lza tar
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-22
rhe:RlvlaI Ra.Iroads. !.

The Washington Star, Of this evening says
The Pennsylvania Company, having arranged
difficulties with the Union (tunne) Railway
Company through Baltimore, will use the Phila-
aslphiA, Wilmington and Baltimore road as the
link in the main passenger line between Wash
ineton and New York, instead Of going by way
Of OfColumbia, and therefore, tho Baltimore and
Ohio road, which has aimed to prevent any
coalition between the other roads named, finds
itself out in the cold and obliged to 70 on with its
project Jf seeking an independent route 10 New
York as, though its relations with the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore road are friend
y enough its adversarY the Pennsylvania COM
pany, controls the jersey system Of roads, and
New York terminus. MI. Garrett has, there
fore joined hands with Jay Gould for line be-
tWoen New York and Baltimore independent Of
the exciting line. BY the combination, It Is pro
poaed TO take passengers from New York to
sandy Hook BY steamer, thence across New Jer-
sey BY rail to Bay Side, on the Delaware Bay,
at which polnt another steamer Will connect with
Hombay Hook, OH the Delaware side OF the bay
ThsIO the railroad will AGAIN be brought into
req1sitaton for transportation across the peninsu
"a 81 Delaware and Eastern Shore to Rock Hail,
IN Kent county Maryla land, aud from thence steam
en- viii land passengers ct Baltimore to go south
ever Mr.. Garrett's road. Jay Could is to supply
hseOnnection to Rock Hall, and Mr.. Garrett viii
furnish the ferriage from there to Baltimore.
Ace0rding to report this route will be open Tor
business by the lat OF September. -. -..-,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-22

so.i. E .als.a,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-22

THE coLoRED PEOPLE TAKE STEP TOWARD
AMITY WITH THE WHITE PEOPLE OF RICH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-09
FOR. SALE. NOW.

80 acres good LAM, E2-Inprcved, in Green tip.
10000 best grated apple trees, over 40 varieties.
2J1JJ best cites OF grapes
l. No fine evesgreens, other fruits and berries
and contracts be made now Tor trees at 500
to $500 per hun red.
fine Vinegar Evergroens, Fruit of all kinds,
and large number OF young trees for sale. No,
buildings but dwellings adjoining can be rented.
W ill be sold on time at less than it's value.
Lots i42 and Las. RlymoVth, with. good frame
dwelling on each. with SIX rooms.
Lot /, Brownlee's addition, fYame=dwelling, one
story, i've rooms. 80
East y lots S and S, Brownecs addition, i story
dwelling, rooms.
Lot s, Wheelers additioahr with. lot adjoining,
good dwelling, shop and stable.
Lot 2, Roses addition, with dwelling II stories.
West half lot les, Plymeoth, IN the veryccnter Of
business.
North ss feet lot 4, Plymouth, n principal BUSH
ness block.
East half of lot 4s, Plyneush,p.a principal busi-
ness block.
10 lots on Jefferson street. very cheap at half the
price lots less iavorably located are selling.
lots 100 and III II feet residence; desirable
cation that can be found IN the coasty.
50 acres unimproved land about milee north
west of Plymouth.
$40 acres unimproved land, goed. Mash and tim
Der, in German township.
| ~ acres adjoining town plat, infi1e cultivation,
stable other desirable and valuable property, al for
sale very low and long time.
10000 fruit trees viii be sold IN bulk fos less than
one quarter their value, and two years time.
Several thousand grape vines, best varieties %
same terms.
Wanted to sc some splendid Rea, Estate
and some cash. for material and labor in the erec-
ion of brick, business block 50 IS feet stoFiees
in Plymouth, Indiana. Apply soon so4 -
apF4d. e.-HiHxBsA.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-09

he religion of so-called Free Thinkers"
IN the one hand, or that which is merely
civic, or in the lifeless form of corpse,
(as is much of this day. can stand before
the truths that fell like barbed arrows
from the Lecturer.
Sleighing parties have been numerous
during the week. The leading excite
ment to many was the Inauguration of the
new landlord at the PA ker House. He
was ushered in amid the music and the
dance, sparkling---. If the editor
of the REPUBLICAN was present, we are
sure he did II Il partake, only as did the
editor of the Denaocrdt of good meal
The Nasty of Plymouth. the lS0fb editor,
and the polite doctor, ire said to have
done their duty at the table; but not
with Deck" on Floor" or 'Tumbler.' "
We wish the best results to the gentle
manly host and all the lively guests
Growing too prosy for thus itemising
please turn. to item column, and ohlige
yours, SIGHT AND SENSE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-09
Teachers State Association.

The nineteenth annual session of the
State Teachers Association, convened in
the city of Logansport, Tuesday, Dec,
31st, and continued until Friday noon.
The forenoon and evening of each day
were occupied by the meetings of tie
General Association, while the afternoons
were devoted to the meeting of the three
sections, viz: Primary, Examiners and
Supts', and High School, the exercises Of
which were more strictly professional
than those of the General Association.
The number of enrolled members in at
tendance who paid their fees was 357,
while the entire attendance of teachers
and examiners was not less Than 400. the
largest attendance of any of The State AS
sociations, which have met this winter.
The exercises were of The highest order
and showed most thorough preparation
The remark was made by many teachers
that there was not an exercise presented,
which was not alone worth the cost and
trouble of attending the Association.
The address of welcome, was given by
Judge Foss of Logansport, who contrast
ed the educational condition OF the city
and State, with that OF 20 years ago. Ad-
dresses were slso given by Hon. j Il.
French, Supt. of the schools OF Vermont,
and Hon VIM. L. Harris, Supt. of St.
Louis schools. Prominent among the ex-
ercises, f any may be called prominent,
when all were good, was desc. i,,lion OF
kinder garten by Prof. BoiSen of the State
University,-an article on realing by j.
a. Zeller of the Evansville High School
and speech by Dr. Mutt Of the Univer-
sity.
Not the least attractive feature of the
Institute was the music, furnished by the
city Quartette Club. Much credit is due
Prof. ]. H. Smart of Fort Wayne. b,
whose untiring energy and zeal as chair
man of the Elk. Committee, the Asso
was made success
By the generosity of citizens the ex
penses were reduced to minimum-th,
cost to teachers from this county bein:
but $3.50. The attendance from Mar
shall county reached the extraordinary
number OF FIVE. Ii our teachers con
tinue TO attend the Educational Conven
ton of the state in such orerwhelmin;
numbers, they will probably obtain suc
an influence therein as to secure the l0ca
ton of the next Normal School at Evans
vile, CT some equally convenient point.
Con-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-09
FOR 1879.

The propr;ctors OF the indiana STATE JOUR-
NAL are determined to spare no pr Ms nor expens"
10 make the JoURSAL the Best as well IS the Cheap
est Republican newspaper IN Indiana CO the " act,
anil for the purpose of secur ng such ejaculation rs
the importance ami value OF the paper demand they
otter the following liberal list of preniunzsto Agents
for obtaining subscribers:
PREMIUMS TO CLUB AGENTS.
FOR Club Of Fire, at sl.r5 eoch,
We will give No. soil, Gold Pen, w;sssEt
or noi set Of rG double svtrpated lea spooa,
worth -.......-.....-.' z-oo
For 1tas If T,oeaty.fee, at Sl.5) each,
silyer-plated Dinner Castor, worth. $500. $50
Or q dozen double plated Dessert Forks.
worth ...----...-.--------- o-ot
For a Clsb # Fifty 1T sI.oo Zach,
A fine silver hunting-case Watch, jewelest
Or al elegant Russia bound Family bible, CD
other books o. same value
For a { lib ,.t Serenfy- n, E. at 1.35 Ntch,
A fne silver hunting case V atch, full plate
lever movement, iul jeweled. warrante'!p
A " ilson under-Ieed Sewing Machine, worth +5GU
Or silver " alter Pitcher, worth, complete
with Tray ana Globe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
For Club Of Que Hundred. at sl.25 dch,
A Singer or howe Sewing Machine, worth. 900
Or a splendid SILVER hunting-case VI atch, tull
plate, gol' hinge, warranted, WORTH. tooo
FIR a Cub If I@o B""dfrd, at sl.25 each,
An elegant gold hunting case Watch, lever
movement, heavy case, full Ieweled, war 500 .,
Or / adys !. atch of same value.
Ger an elegant howe Cabinet Sewing Ma -
chine, worth .......... ............ i'o-'o
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-09

Specimen Copies OF the DAILY or WEEKLY
JOURNAL will be sent gratuitously to those who
wish to examine the paper with reference TO sud-
scrbng or raising clubs. Circulars and Posters fur
nished agents and getters up of Clubs.
clubs should be complete before sending, and re-
mittances made at one time. Additions may De
made any time, at club rates, after the CLUB mas
been raised, provided only that full year SUD-
scrption is taken, Single subscribers, invardaoiy'
81 in advance. The money must accompany sil Or
ders The above prices are invariable. Remit in
Drafts or Postofice Money Orders, if possible, and
where neither of these can procured, send the
money in Registered letter. All Postmasters are
obliged to register letters when requested to do so,
and the system is an absolute protection against
losses by mail Give full address Postofice, County
snd State Address,
INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL CO.,
IndianaY,. liz. L diana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-09
Il /. X NJ y.

TIE lNDIANAFULtc D7hlH1 U
By MAJ payable in advance), per annum W
tor SIX months. 500
for three months 300
tor one month. LOO
BY the week payable to the ag ent or carr1er 20
THE WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-09
For the NJ trshrll County Republican.
Charity Concert Pa of. GlaIke's Les
ture ON Geology, SO.


Charity Concert Prof. Ciarke's Les
ture ON Geology, SO.
Mr.. EDITOR:
Aware of your family afiic;io' s, and
the pressing duties that may in part have
kept you fro m sis hi seeing, and therefore
from itemizlng, have taken the liberty
to note some things, Of the past week,
about town.
First of all, the most exciting has been
the entertainment given by the "Glee
Club and Others, for their mutual pleas
ure and the benefit of the poor The
first nights entertainment vas rare
treat mole especially the first part of he
programme. and all the music. DR.. Rey
nolds furnished the laughable of the eve
ming, in his super extra rende ing Of the
Dutchman's Dog" and more particular
" the Dutchman. IA little fun now
and then, i relished by the hest OF men.
and we confess that we were greater, coll
poreally, after hearing the Doctor than
before.
Our verdict now is, that Plymouth has
better talent if called out from time TO
time, to profitably entertain the people
than twe-thirds Of that " hich the people
are paying for from abroad
The creditable essay read by {. Fl
Reeve, Esq, was purely the doctrine %
St. Paul, as imbibed from his great Mas
ter, whose excellency of knowledge ht
counted all things but lost to attain
Wisely presented as not consisting il
mere alins-giving,. but love (chariiy.
Long may he live to practice 1t, drink
ing the richest drafts, from the split o
Him who alone has been its tuilcsl mani
festation.
The repetition of a rait of the pro
gramme was called by the committee as
signed to look after the poor. and va
therefore repeated with sUoh charges ant
additions as the Club saw fit TO make
and with relished acceptable iy 10 yer,
large audience at the Lutheran church Oh
Saturday night.
The audience at the NJ E. church oil
Sabbath morning, were treated to dis
course on the subject assigned by tn
Evangelical Alliance. to the Christian
ministry of the world. viz: The foun
dation, security and universal extension
of the Christian Chulch." This subjee
was discussed under the one proposition
"What did Christ propose TO do in tn
history and conduct of The racer"
This vas answered by Rev Mr.. Boy
who established the thought. that Chr.
aoas to found "a unicsryal and inperislta6
Church The sermon, though eAtempor'
will bear repeating.
AT night one of those not nnuslall
large audiences that frequent the sal
place of worship, crowded into the Lex
ture Room and heard read one of til
richest t.inutes To pure Science an
inferrentially to Pure keli. n" twhe
as God given It stands unriAeklrd froi
r.iexs- c-efsl .has ever. he seoale ef II
yicinif, wee Gated 10.
Prof. Clarhe's .heine MAS Science
some of its aspects to religion. Neita'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-09

prof Ciarke's free lecture IN the
Methodist Episcopal Church Lecture
Room WAS a beautiful piece of compost
ton AMI 50 .licely worded that the old
IDEAS familiar to many. dressed in e
prcsessor's beautiful language. seemed
fash and new.
IN. i,,1,e was well filed eth an an.
nreci,.ipg audience. who gave the tai
ented LECTURER their undivided attention.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-09
Attention Builders,

III y. recent, fitted up my Planning Mil With
new machinery OF the latsrt improved patterns. and
am prepared To- do work with neatness and dis.
patch. No delay in getting work done Cash paid
for lumber.
uarJu. GEO. L. BRINK.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-09
. s75to SI5Opermontl, EyERy-

- vIaale and female, TO introduce the GEN
- TNFIMPROVED COMMON 81 81 sfN,-
!, = INC MACHINE. This machine, will stitch,
- hem, fell, tnck, quilt, cord, bind, braid aa
3 embroiter in most super or manner rec
= onlv AS. Fully licensed and warranted for
Ave wears. We viii pay. $1,000 for any ma,
!. chine thet viii sew stronger, more oeaut,fuI
. or more elastic seam than ours u MAKES
4 the .sFlastic Lock Stitch" Every second
stitch can be cut. and still the cloth cannot ne
.. pulled apart without tesrn g it We pay
agents from STE to $50 per month sna es.
- pepees or commissfon from winch ~, 80
= the amount can be made. Address oEeo@D
- q CO., Chicago IN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-09
CSH PRLMiUMS I'd iGENiN

Who nrefer cash commission in lien of the forego
ing premiums. To application Commission Rates
viii be furnished.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-09
LAND AND lNSbkiNtL Sent.
THE OLDEST, INSURANCE AGENCY
REST COMP SREPRESENTED
IN NORTHERN INDIANA.


The old 4ETSA of Hartford, assets sover s., ooo,-
000.
The old PHOENIX of Hartford, assets over
81 25o p00 After paying Boston losses and all 9TH
er lial91.tess Pey atrentiouto what others say
learn the Iacts
i be old NEW YORK LIFE, assets over $40, ooo,-
600. de- most liberal AM safest Company in tho