Plymouth Democrat, Volume 15, Number 10, Plymouth, Marshall County, 11 November 1869 — Page 2
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IHE DEMOCRAT.
EDITED AND ITBLI9U ED BT D. E. Van Yalken burgh.
Thnriday, Nov. 11, INGO.
J B STOLL W have n t heretofore expressed. through the columns of The Democrat. a preference for any aspirant wh'-se name will prolallv appear before the Democratic State Convention next January; but the press of the State ha almost nniversally indulged in recommendations and subnotions, and we now dew it but justice to a most worthy man to ursre his claims. We are very confident that the nomination ot J. B. Stoll. Hm . of liaporte, as candidate for Auditor of State, would be numt judicious an'I advisable. Mr. 8m is a worthy and compe
tent ii.an. and would materially increase
the strength of the ticket in every section of the State. The German clement
in the Democratic party of Indiana is v r;- strong, and certainly merits a recognition. Mr. Stoll is ;r representative (lernvan. and Would srive universal satisfaction to the Germans of the whole State. We know his strength in the northern part of the State an J have no doubt he would prove equally .'trone; in the central and southern. His n mination would be a just tribute to the fidelity of the thousands of German Democrats of the State, and a merited reward for his untirinj; and efficient labors for the Democratic party.
compelled to serve a second term. He will be permitted to lay down the office in 1873 which he now finds so irksome. This will be ripht, but in order to accomplish it it is necessary to bring the president 'into contempt and disrepute.'
This wa a treasonable offcuse when xlr. Lincoln was president. 'The attempt was treasonable. Mr. Lincoln had that about him which raised him above contempt. ( 'h tca'jo Time. FROM- Ol R KOI.
Tbe Lapse of Yearn.
Since our last full returns have been received from the States in which elections were held last week: In Xew York the Democrats have gained th branches of the legislature, and elected their full State ticket by a majority of about 25,000. In New Jersey we have also made
Bourbon, Nov. 8. Ed. Democrat: To use an entirely original expression I record with reference to our condition generally, 'hat 'Everything if lovely. And thegmse hung high." This satisfactory state of affairs we attribute mainly to the absence of the lejjal profession who are in attendance on court at Plymouth. Our J. P.'fi have been absent, too, most of the time for a week past, and as a consequence we have been free to pursue the even tenor of our way with none to molest or make us afraid. A good many of our lawabiding citizens have also been absent, judging from the fact that about one hundred railroad tickets to Plymouth
were sold 'luring the week. This item
shows plainly that we are having entirely too much litigation. The custom of taking every petty little grievance to court for settlement should be abolished. Nine cases out of ten costs double the the amount in dispute, and could be settled by tbe use of a little of the spirit of compromise by the parties Concor .ied. Marshall James has purchased from
Omar Davis for $4.000 the two brick rooms on the east side of Main street. A doir. a week or so ago, kilhrd upwards of twenty sheep belonging to Mr. Town. Mr. T. is of the opinion that the whole canine race is a dogoned nuisance.
W. J. Rail, for twenty years a rest
The Detroit Free Press places in juxtaposition two remarkable features in the eareer of General Grant: "Om Wednesday President Grant arrived in Pittsburg, and was ntfost obaeijutoitsly received by his radical friendf and sup-
porters. Just three years vo a day anterior to that time he was in Pittsburg with President Johnson, and was publicly insulted by the very politicians who are now so ready to even lick his boots in consideration for hu favors. The difference rested in the fact that in 180() he was understood to be the friend and supporter ot the reconstruction policy then advocated by President Johnson, and that supposition Was true. Now he is the Thief Executive, of the nation, elected as a compliment to him for his infidelity to the principles and policy lie then supported. It was the treason these men felt called upon to compliment, not the traitor." In General Daniel Butterfield's mysterious and wonderful defence of his conduct as a public officer, which appeared in the Nevr York Times, the following solemn inquiry was made: 'Do the scandalous operators who
fowarded sixty thousand uohars worth of geweraws to Washington, and had
them all thrown fron the White House
at midnigh". wish us to publis.h all of
that scandalous proceeding, in answer
to allegations that money was sent thore :
Now, it really would be worth whJe
to know who sent sixty thousand dollars
worth of gewgaws to the White House
GEORGE l EABODi. isfied were, of course, most industrious.
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ana it was said tori, tnnr, manv cn in
.XAV V1VH.I1 V ,-l'VlV 1.1. V lllllllb. CIV Ulf I f J I T , . - . . y ' slatterns who remained clean. In short.
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gains increasing our majority in the
legislature, and holding the State more dcnt here-abouts. has sold his property
nnnly than ever betöre. Tl. . a- i r .
ioe Toie so cios- in Jiinnesota 'eBt
l.x - ir . xMi l a I
w,dl mnu ian,es (l um ine -over- Winter has set in in earnest. Ves-
nor, and everywhere reports come in of terd onc of thme BWWWfc blow 1 TV O'
ing. freeziutr, miserably disagreeable
In Illinois the Democracy will have cold davs that ouirht not to have nut in
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Mr. Peabody's houses, though in some
respects houses of reform, have had the difficulties to contend against which all
enterprises encounter having for their object, not a seeming benevolence, but an actual benefit of the noor. His ten-
ant scheme has undoubted advantages.
No landlord came to hustle off a tenant
in arrears, though a lazy occupant had to quit in due time. Perhaps a wellmeaning man long out of work had to
leave, and a problem was thus turned
back upon the hands of the benefactor. In fact, Mr. Peabody's great experiment served to show that philanthropy is not a sentiment to be made fruitful bv
0 equaiidexcrs, but a science for wise men.
It is said that better buildings than
those now erected are wanted at cheap-
rates, and though the fund was saving'
residence in London, died George Pea
body, the eminent and loved benefactor of the two hemispheres. He was born
in 1795 at Danvers, Massachusetts,
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wnose luautu.e ana Horary ne nas so
munificently endowed; and from whose people in hi declining years he has re
ceived more than one tribute of honor
and gratitude: He was a grocer's clerk
at Danvers fi'om 11 to 15, when, after
spending a yoar with his grandfather
at Thetford. Vermont, he went to New
bury port aB a clerk for hi elder broth
er, a dry goods merchant. Next we hear of him in Georgetown. D. C whither he
went with his uncle after the burninc of
his brother' store, and there, co: 'duct
ing the business of his house, although
I minor, his mercantile geuius developed
itself. But fearing that if he Continued business in his own name he would be
held responsible for the debts of some relatives which he never contraeted, he
withdrew in 1R14 to become the iiart-
ner of Mr. Elisha lliggs in the whole
sale dry goods trade, that gentleman
supplying the capital, the management ed to tho relief of tenant8
of which he confided to the yofln mer- jn8tancci a . S .4 I
chant. At rsaltiniorc, the next year, Mr py ma(je his last visit to
the new house f -unshed in a large and thc land nf hiiS birth tm Jline 9? and on
growing business, insomuch that in '22 the 3d of July last made his additional
it could afford to establish branches in gift to cause of education iu the South
IMcw lork mi riuladelplna. rom His maay benefactions won for him an
such beginnings Mr. Peabody derived esteem rarely accorded in Europe to a
the opportunity to make personal ac- priVate personage, yet Mr. Peabody is fl.M.iifiiLnL' . Ill li f . .1 n
iiumuw.-v tfH uimvjn in uicjjuiuiast Dcueveu to nave contracted lew very
anl why they were sent; what they i UI 4 mmTmmf. " ' " " l14' lnumate ana earnest inenusnips among ... a i. c.,o. I Atlantic journeys, was entrusted With -he English. Sir Emerson Tennant,
they were sent, and by whom' "thrown affairs of moment by the State of Mary who died a yeaf go, is said to have from the White House at idnight." land" By thc retirement of Mr. R.ggs been one of several E-iglishmcn who
This was, we are assured, a -scandalous ne Decan,e Ult ül urm' J W accounted his warm personal proceeding," and there is . tWeat to and in 1837 8tttled ,n four fiends. Nevertheless, Mr. Peabody
A turnkey in the Belfast jail heard a
bit of conversation while passing "a
double cell' the other day. It was "Push me up a little higher." "You are high enough." He opened the door and found one convict dangling by his neck and the other looking on much interested at the suicide at which he had asisisted. A corrcpondent writing from Tupelo. Miss., says: "A very considerable movement ' of people is going on at this time from thc dull country east of this, both in Mississippi and Alabama, to the imperial state of Texas. They are not ' poor people ' either, but, generally speaking. ; pretty well to do ' in the world, aud go prepared to make themselves comfortable homes in the fair", new land, whither they go to poscss it.' I have seen a good many of them pass through this place within thc past few1 days myself, and the citizens in-
in deserving
passing through for two or three weeks.
i.i - , , I form' me that they have been constantly fulfilled their projector s design. Bt I T. , i , ,
by this time it is probable that he
ageuts of the great well-doer hare improved upon their beginnings. A part
of the fund, in should be said, is devot-
Tbc Tax Duplicate for the year 18G9, has been placed in the hands of the Trcaur of Marshall county, In-li ana. for t oller; ion ; ani notice if hereby given that said taxes are now hie, and the 6aid Treasurer w ill remain at hin office in Plymouth, for the purpose of collecting the sartu freni October 15tfc lXo'.l, until the third Monday in April, 1870, whn all unpaid tuxes will be returned delinquent. On the l "th of IecemhV"f, said Treasurer h required by law to advertise Real Esfat for sulo for all unpaid del'uencie? for 1KG8, or prior years: and all persons interested are requested to call and pay the delinquent tax hffore that date: and it i the purpose rf the Treasurer to collect the same in the meantime if ncces.-ary by distraint and sale of personal property of delinquents wherever the same may be fowad in the county. No County orders will be paid wh"re taxes are unpaid y the parties to whom uch order were inMed. BRING FOUR ROAT RECEIPTS W HEN YOU COME TO PAY TOUR TAX.
BATES OF T AJX1A.TIO
lax, l.j cents on each $100 valuation. and GO cents roll.
it
State lax, 15 cents on each
County " 40 School " 16 Sinking Fund 10 ItaSding Fund. 'lh
Male Dog. " $1,00 Female Dog S-.OO. anl $2.00 for every additional dop.
cents n n M tt
tt M 4i
GO 60
centa poll.
'y. o
anie of'Tow !?hips
H c
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cnion ( 'enter (Jreen
Rourbon .... Tippecanoe.
German
North
Polk
Good Sews! $1 OO per Bushel for It'll cat. All those knowintr themselves in
debted to ns cither by note or book ac- West
r.,.iT.t bt-ti.r, o 1.. ..i.... Walnut..
rates, or any other kind of country pro- Rourbon j 12
duee to square up. NUSSBAUJt & MAYER.
Si
3 4 . fi 7 8 9 10
11
10 l.r 18 16 IS 15 10 10 15 15
c A 9 ST
7
10 10 10 10 10 I lfi ts 10 6
TT n C c i
li 90 0 25 J I 10 25
if L 5C o C H j I ÖO H ro f0 üO 25 60 50 60 25
m c I c on e o
6 25
M. W
Plvraouth, Indiana. (Mol
V. DOWNEY Treasurer of MarehaU Count r, Indiaoi. er loth. 18n9.
publish it in answer to allegations that 7 ""l was wiaeiyauniireaana coraiHlljteenrmoney wu Mnt to th White Houie. firm of Peabody, Riggs & Co., and etab- ed. The noble statue of hirn made hy Those allegations art now mora lishin? himself 38 a banker' lt WaS the American sculptor Story, ereeted at speeific than thev were when the then that through his efforts faith in the expense of London, aud nm eUed at article was published. It would be well, the American credit, greatly damaged a meeting of which the Paincc of Wales we euess, to come out with the whole i" the crisis of 1837, was resuscitated Chairman, royally and grandly tes-
m ' I 1 I-....:.. .2. ...1 .1,.. V ., t At I X. lt.. J 1 1 If T
T:a i7: J 1 -scandalous nrococdincr." Particulars 1 auu - uneu io me gooa wofk wnicn jir. m
lO uu w jLiiniii uiiu kuiiv w nit; lai i r c i i -. - - tt , i i j 1 . i p.i
will be awaited witk interest. Cm. J"" .v-- 1 .-vaWWU.v.
Com.
actions for which he refused any com- around him, and to thc sediment which
pensation whatever. His house in ne ia(j cre.ated in behalf of hit Countrv-
ASinifUlHr Mode Of Telling the Lomlon became the headquarters of men acroM thc water. Not onlv has
im our. I 7 0
An exchange gives the following h news, auu wngpw, j.onaon aeuicatca nun a statue, dui
time of I an" acquaintance, and, in turther proot Home, by order ot its admiring Pope
Control of th enimtitntionnl nnnriint inn I -- 1 T .1. ...:.1.11 r Tv.. sintrular method of tollinir the
i i . , j , r . , , . t-AM nr nrht wWh wo n.v fnr tho I of his undiminished Vac ol ntne ana whose chanties he has added, proposcp wlueh in a most decisive vietorv. I ... nri K ,.;,,r,,iu. I uay or nignt, wnicn we con ior tne I I r r
I V ' ill. I. i. iUl'1 11 -lll.T VI fji jiaiiiiitiij I Large Democratic gains were also Lnnarent that thc "Win .er of our dis- boncfit of thosc who wish to trJ the ex-
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There will be a
distinguished Arrival in
Plymouth, in a few'days.
His Headquarters will be at
TODD'S MODEL DRUfi STORE
Great Distribution By tkc Metropolitan Gift Co.
SEW ADVERTI!iEETS.
"pOR SALE BT
CÖRBIN & VANVALKENBURGH.
OFFICE 0 VER T1IK Ii INK, PL YMO UTV, IXD
Half-lot, small house in vooA repair and
goon nam itnatcl on lot o. Z W. H s. ad-lition, just south of HtiBlargefs Wagon Shop. Price
CASH GIFKS TO TUE AMOUNS OF 500,000.
22 town-lots in Wheelerr h?'?fion to Th m.
ATTENTION.
DRY GOODS MARKET
ETERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE outh. north-oist of ol'l tarnefy lot. Price
ii uaeu wiiis, jntn w.tnw I 1 1 'Jill rT ' iu C'lOi r CJlCil
40 " i ooo I -5 OI " J- 01 sec- i own. at, rr o
iH " " n.Oü I A trooil Dicco ot timbor. Trirc r.i nrr
"' MM I
RA t?Y..Mn4 T 1 Tit a A n - . I - I V.
a" r.it'nui iuhcuiiu i i.inpR - earn ihi to f niu 75 " " Mc'rons " TfilolOO
riOOSewiiiL'IMiichlnos - - " fi0tol75 K.J N. E.i see. .?3. town. 3"). rantro 2 on-t:
irX eres fine quality And excellent lotion
A chance ti draw any of the abcAo Trlzos for25o! I Price lo per acre.
Ticket defcrihiug 1 tt.-& a.t' Fealed In Envelopes
and wll mixod. On receipt cf 2Rc. a witW ticket Lot 129, PlymVuK ith Lare frm house
arauu iinoui caoico ana iu ny man to any I atlaptcf foT lVv families QooiT Well an l
miuK j in- iiauiit'u nixm u frill i.vuvi'r- . ft i -.v.. ed to the ticket holoer on payment cf One iMar. cistern, house in good repair. Price MjOO.
rrizes re immediately pelt to any adurSis by ex-
ptwa ur return ma: . Lot 2'20. Plvmouth. Hood convert hl
REV0LUTI0MZEI,
Price $90C.
m ide in "Wust Virginia.
Altoirother thc lxk-out n very bricrht fur the old party of the constitution and law.
GRIST'S IIEIIKi, General WaSnride, of Xew York, iu an address to the president, n ft W lays
as said that more than half of the na
tional debt w.u!d be paid before the expiration of Grant's econd term. stance, that he was weary of the office and inpatient for his term to expire. This has produced for him many ex-
pre MOM Of sympathy and eondoknec
fr ma tkc republic; n press. 06 is rep
nMfited M I Mm worn down by the
carca nmd roipooiibllitiea of the chief
magistracy, and stommg by the assnults
and logntitwde of the- demotTutic uews papors.
li ma Kua is nut isimoiai tnaioiUH'
avcrajre 'man anl brother, and his lateSr A Si RiN(;riEI.l despatch to ;:the hd fif about the same orLr. he vodd only republican paper published in Chi-
perceive the irony underlying the nieth- tairo." dated yesterday, says 1.11 ! . 0
taten by republican newnpen lO -Aft r a careful estimate, to-day, it i
r.iuf i frien.ulnp f r him. and defend concdd that the demoerats will have
kn and -keen hiui before- the neoole." ajority in theoonlititMBt convention.
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content" will hardly be made ''glorious summer" by the big Indian this year.
J. H. Chamberlain and wife have re
turned from their ''honey-moon" trip.
and settled down to enjoy the realities
of "canubial felichity."
As a -diootist. Hube Tyrrell is a sue
c'ss. J dav or two atri he kilied. a lew
miles north of this place, the nicest
deer of the buck persuasion we have
seen in many a day. To him and City
.lar.-nai . d. rawroia. are we 'n-
debted for many favors resulting from
their hunting expeditions.
There lives here a man who is verv
fond of sour crout. lie regards it in
the same litrht as the old german at In
dianapolig. When applied to for some
of the delicious stuff, he replied that he had none to spare. He had only made
two barrels and he wanted to keep it
perinwit:
uSeat yourself at a table. Attach a
piece of metal (say a shilling) to a thread
Having placed your elbow on the table,
hold the thread between the thumb and
forefinger, and allow the shilling to
fatherland, he sent over the water in
1852, a toast for thc bicentennial anni
versary of his native town of Danvers:
Education, a debt from thc present to
the future generations," and to pay his share of the debt he enclos oi a check
for $20,000, to be disbursed in tbefoun-
also to erect one in his honor.
for sickness.
I , . n . . a 1 .1 l :
hang in the centre of a glass tumbler. datlon 01 an "uute, a lyceum ana n-
The nulse will immediatelv cause the rary subsequently endowed to the ex-
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shilling to vibrate like a pendulum, and nt ot hundreds ot thousands 01 dollars
the vibrations will increase uutill the including a gitt tor a branch library in
shilling strikes the sides of the glass: North Danvers. His philanthropy has
of iko I been exercised in numerous instances.
ment to be at thc hour of 7 or half past To tlie first firinnell expedition to the
7,the pendulum will strike the glass Sörth Tole he gave $?10,000; and in 5
seven times and then lose its inomen- the magnificent sum of $300.000 was
turn and return to the centre: if vou gn as the first installment of S500,-
hold the thread a sufficient length of 000 for thc establishment of an insti
i .i. lJ I tute to uromotc literature, science, and
lime tiiu ciifi-i im ii-urdiuu. uui I '
not until l dkMH length of time has tlic arts- latcr bonnties (,f
I ...... . . i r a . l .1
tn onnvi,, -.m Ui.t tStm ovnr- le dllist oi n-iuiaen uueaiiuii,
iment is complete. We need not add "ased the manner ol the mm
that the thread must be held with a
are re-
steadv hand, otherwise the vibrating
motion would be counteracted. At
whatever hour of tho day or nifrht the
experiment Ls made, the coincidence
will be the same.
more and Dauvere endowments,
cent and fresh in gratitude.
Hut the schonic of philanthropy
which, from its novelty and extent, will
peculiarly distinguish Mr. eabody's
benevolence, is his gift to the London
poor. A Bttw of 330,000. or $1 .250,
ii H i i i I
or a small collection oi verr dead o(lo irriB ;nVn.,l hv h;. t, tho tv-
Thc Elkhart Register bas thc follow
ing :
"Yandalia, Cass Co., Mich., Nov.
1st, 18G9.
u To the Posfmaxfcr at Elkhart : Do you know anything about one
William Rucker, Opposed to he in your
village? He has elo f;d with my wife.
Elizabeth Allen. You wilt-please have
this published in the paper of your town.
I will pay $50 reward for their arrest.
Youre, Jcc. WX. II ktÄjtH."
"Mr. Allen : I an orry to inform
you that Rucker has not yet put in an
appearance, but I have engaged a person to kick the laaciciouscuss on hi.? ar
rival, and arrest him immediately after. If there is a single characteristic pe
culiar to Klkhart, on which it justly prides itself, it is thc sublime purity and exalted virtue of iti inhabitants.
No man of Rueker's propensities crmld
live here an hour. He has probabl
gone to Goshen or South Rer.d. Rut
you may rest assured that if, by acci
dent he enters this town, lie is ft 'goK-r.'
The $50 reward will be diveded euaally A
between myself and thc editor. Re-
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Not many day the Xew York I "7" '"1 TtT " I " on whose co; pus a periment Cff alleviating thl
i."uiiiv. mi- uiuiiiy ncn in iurei'T. ill mA i Ai . i I 4 w giving the c ertificate of election1 to the ,f .thoU4aTld of th distresses of a class of peo
.f spectfully. R. K. Ruusn, P. M . 8 manifold r J '
f l - . M? . . v. -.i.,. vHuuai 1up.iLr. Hi mA A1 i 4. 4i I - . . I ;
i ru gavtj ins military reputation as :v:n( tho ,,.rt;tW0 fWU tn tu Nul) lweivu J"y distresses of a class of people rearel The seduetiou case of Marearet Core
iraf stab as could well be inflicted member from that county, throws out the PPle county nave sat anu Blllid ajj fa discomforts, temptation, j w Vm Glenn Was tried in thc MoM
n it, under a pretence of criticising entire vote ot the northern part, refusing tound as their verdict, "Died irom a and pqualor8 0f thai world of a city, the Uoinery County Comnmu Pleas Court.
tO C'Mint thOSe Oast in t h.lt SPrtlfltl I .n, ,l,.i. . . rf tUn . m.-w. rtxr nv . mm m - m 1 1 I
UVl'lll V ' ' ' . L 1 1 ' I ' i. I I 1 1 il 1 1 . 1 I V I .V 1 9 A ... I. . Ä. I . 1 I I . till . 1 -v 1 r - r
tp Ai 1 1 1. , .... 1 A r- -j oriiusu metropolis, nrrmuvii ow mt week. Daniel . oorhces was
11 tins naa appeared ,n any other Uhl- h.bits a most extraordinary de ;ree of :ect. thomrh stated bv him as the ame- Ln f h nl.iiir- - A
nntrrt t,, ?... r I .,;..! t 1... 1 .... ,1 I m r . s 11 I . . I J I
..r UWMOWD . an 0JU mymtr, elioration ot thc condition and augmen- made a characteristic speech In aliud that there muit he j ic Honhf ,nt if i... . . " lx. I . . - . 1
... 111U .,, h , 'TUIllOU: U IIH'V I .tili,, uimr..rfa , f i . r.. . r ...... : i. il il JIx .iL..
"i i.ci.i"" v im, v,vuhuaM vx vin. ywi. my; 10 tne ease nie euuress oi me im15ut ot course 'the only republican were iroin' to the mtllnwH but here I n x-iixi-ii r 0 r- K'lll3 w LUC S,uluwt' ,mi lltIL I ernllv wq uraetieallv the hAfmno of ir. xi . i x
riirwx-.r in I'kuaflnr' ,F. .,,'.1 x 1 I 1 f n 111I " O r
V -'11", wc nave some lenows woo grxtnioiea thp :nlustri(lls Th most reason- ,.C r'MPK,.:il. r f
. . . . . . , . . I x i i xi luv ui uic viun luinoi nnj n u i nut majority the convention to its politt- when they were going to the gallows, n Wftv , KftnilfiF. Mr t, i ,...; kVl
i , , I I " j " ., w v. jnitiv t lie loiuufiiiK uuiuuicuia on nie
ca. opponents 11 it were not compelled and are grumhfin.tr worse since they got hehouirht. to tirovide at verv moderate 1 rt- eT,. x,
, do a very cTiei0nS respect k, the end of their rope. Aud, worse I t deIcnt ho'mcg for . YJZZlZu
' Hu 11 uAiiaiif uiiiiti v liisiii- I v t 1 1 1 rnoir 1 . 1 f ir cii ft m noiruritirutr nrcron 1 . .1
- ' . ... r ..w.-... o I secure ier tne wortnv uniortunate in mi Vimimi ..aa 'ml th, r
McCleHan's camitaigns airainat liich-
ui"nd.
Tlie New Yrk S recall the im
peachment of his veracity Ky President
Johnson and his cabinet, in saying that it is well for rant.- reputation that be has denied that he was a party to the
trold conspiracy, boemne witlumt sueli 1
denial the circumstantial and other evi
dence against him would condemn him.
The ,sad,lS: -The people .ül W cHnatio ,o the tabit of ta! So H Uunoueeee that it ioteods to go on 7 7", jZJJSL "ZZZ ZT TZZZTJZ
. - m ww . . . .. I nmut Imi e.l t Mix- L,iiik9(u 1 n ,!... I ti? ' T- . . 1 I J J P
ww ...... ..w muimiaw hut tiui it i mi oi 1 1 r 1 1 r ii i i -n 1 1 1 r f v I' , ,ri ii i :i r i v icy i. ... I
- saIety aecenl euougn t0 enurtam nn, of the detendaut) who doubted that he
iieve the pnaMeai. How can this fail
I 1 x m . a am . I
a- -L i. j Ai i o(i :i Tnnrnnri7 rr r hp iwnvfitM.n i 'a. at i A .
in r T in lit I itii r j rom ooi h. ii- n i a i . i iw"f von i viinwii. i . i i r niiro it rv i nr inu t,,iMit ro r v . . . .
Ä - mi nu.eu - - .u,ouUu)lUF.o- a(tet1l()nSi 1 that irreat city, as here, had ruined the victim under the most
nnnnlu will m torl.f .t. . . I . . . . . . .
x 1 i i 1 "I i n . Trf n m e 1 I ' iw.xv.v. x.w ,K.w 8 ..R..vw-.. - x , . hoi.CU 1 6 r 1MU1 Mt& II CAM . Onion . ti f 1 1 v. i Tn fhxi k.,f Ifi.l
- i . ni m - mi I w 1 ' j -v-ie.,t v ii a ewfi. jl ia vui uvuubiiui
t;orinth (xMiss.) KtjmUicaM thus "4 U1 thc children of the poor -row un amid lamma-e of Mr. Voorl. 1,1i..1..pU.
InHpeakingoftheeareBanciTcsponsi- de8cribcs a recent mirage at that place: theJ Bavt' be,run. leaving the Ancient 8Urr0IJIldil.m rf nainfal anualnr. and in Ld ft 1
knu; of.L i,,,,;., k ui-- , . . r . ... T:.., i , xv u i x I . " ' ' !" "
""lw," "4 l" yuuuean iüc evenK nday last, all will 4 -T - pe.wua,,o w hilb,tatioils whcre an the virtucs arc in burned the ground to cindera under her : : ii. i...xi I - x x v i i l . ii m- i o
pre, .nm.ni.. pe. oi tne caay man- remember, wn exceedingly raw damp. eat uieir ,ee an grumoie. - itm danr rf bei cludfjd with frcsh gir bare ftet bUteJ from her8; ht
... in It'h lOM Miikxi'i i rnL; m e..l -m nrnmi re I T 1 11 M . - - - , , 1
... w...w.a ...Ww .a.,, a.iU and ciiiiiy. a denae fog hung over our Thn denmrracv nf Xw W.rk and cleanliness. Mr. Peabodv thought and vet two of them nronosed to eoin-
l l x 0 uka j . . . I ' J I 0 o . . I " x "
iMiiue oäie iwui put on. anej ao noi city, and, directly to the rurht of the -hixwl .. ;,. hr,h kmk..x. ,.c! it no blAsin ix. ...ruroheh l.ea iu.ne.ia h.r -,n,l.,vo 1,.. ..U1.
. . - P I eiUVVVU U iUlljl'l t I IIB '"'III I I (lilt 11' 3 J I 1 " w Mv wavw ir w e i . U.i Uli' ' w I l Hl I J"J"WUVV i t UIIU 141 ll aV ' a Ff I VT 111
...j ...x- "'"o ""uMii ui lounury, just over tne i.)W marshy ncld. the täte leirislature. for the first time he benefited with a sense of their de- twenty-five dolars. The remainder
ro-
Vnil T' 11 L- I : t W l'li .if vn-l T r" A Ic 1vaIM MMI
pay for If, Any Pnzo ncaraced fti1 another ot F house, weH Heated
pam. value. No Blanks. Our iitrcfas can dciiend
nniroawf. ... .... . N. W.l ge' Sl.tinra. 33. rktrV 2
arpwaaiiio ii r.iiiAin rAwi i i o
-" v-no, nu eriri i lunwttiiii: iiwiu i n
amy wbohaTeUtrfr dnwn Tamable Pilze and "'!rfc"llie "lw pivce ui umuer -t-u airrcu
kindly permitted uh to publish them : And.e J. I rcr' superior soil. Price $30 tr acre Burne. Cbira. fclü.noo; Mi Clara S. Walkrr. j
mitimoro, riano, !SwO(); James M. Matthew?, De
troit. ?5,(KHl; .Tonn T. Andrew?. Savannah, veno
Miss Aem- Simons, Chariest (m Piano, $'-0i)
ive pnblisti on names without permission. Opinions of tukI'kes-: "The firm is rellall(
and deserve their huccppp.' Weekly Tribvne, Mn
s, - e know tlu in to ho a fair dcaliiit? flrni.' .v
WILLIAMSON & BERGMAN
Haxinp cnieYfeil into prtnrhip hjt !tv lo inform the public thai they have brought on a very large 2i curefuliy
SELECTS) STOCK
T. MaraM May H. 'A. friend, of ours drew a J50
prite. which was promptly received.' Daily 3ft wt
a.
Send for rirrnlar. I.ibcnrl indneemonts to
"20 acres tlirce miles south of Plymouth,
known as thc old Houghton fana, HHJ eres ndefCttltivafWn, well watered, one of the
beat farnl8 tit the c nuitv, excellent stock farm. Price 25 to $$0 per acire, accord
ing to terms.
S. E.J sec. 3 town. .'1:2, ranpje 7. 75 acres
Aircntp. satisfaction enaranteed. Every narknee I linrroveu, jrood orchard, house: ham and
ot Müiied r.nrelopes coiitainfl onk ( asu GirT. I w Prie S '0 ner mare
.ii in ai ii- i j i fj lui c--. aap (v, iav ioi p
Ail Ifttori" shoMia n andres? to
Hlllii:ia, WILSON & CO , K)8,n 190Kroduay IV. Y.
Tittles to ahove all perfe Vtn -arisfnetorv
abst ract fanuakad purchaser. Long time
give, -su most of the above tracts. 5 t
TTOnCll. I hereby warn all persons apainst i harborin: or allowing on their premise, or j I
irnstiiis in any way, snnpe or manner. .onn atciiihald Ithinehart, a I will not he responsible lor
any oi his depredations or actions wnntver. 10 JACOB RUrSEHART,
LEGAL ADVERT'SgHEKIFK ? SAU..
CoBciilifig in part of Ladies Dress Goods
mT) i j ll i Bf virtue of an execution issued out nf (he liest and Ubeapesi ?. ,k ifi:Lu: rwr I I ( onrt. to mo directed, on a jMgMat in fa-
The umlersigncJ, at his shop, on Laporte Street, manufactures to order and keeps
on band
vor of Jofltpa McfcaagMia and apait Adul Thi;s Latham, I ! v-o levied H tlie follow
ing deseried reul eat die s tiie property of A'lolpliuB Lothm, to-vrit: Cfwaaianaing Wt rAiige line on the line of section eighteen ( 18) Oienceeht in MM 51 rOssalofjif said line.tlienco north tlirrteen rl") rods, thence east eiirht 'S rods, HMNfeM north ei"-ht ISlrods. thenee wpsti ei?1! lh
BOOTS & 8HO"ES v-k thence south aigM (N i tc4 ' to the
placeof b.-! lining, i"ntai ni n- to (tyfdur rod? of laM is."eciin eirlrcbn (18) in tawfaip thirty-t t C2 ) north cf rang four (4) easi with tle stearli paw-mill and all tenement?. iinprevepntinn(lnpbYtehftnct'8 flieroti and
helongi ng threto, in Marshall county, lndiana, and Mtl iifer the 8.me foS?ia:'e al l'ublci i
Auction ;it the i nurt Houe Hnor in Plymouth. Marshall' '"ounty, Indiana, on SATURDAY, KOTEMBEK 13. isr.o Between the h. Wis of 10 o'clock a. in. Hnl 4
Solicit a trial, j o'clock, p. m , -s the Ta diVetS. tt t he high
est bidder for cash, without regarn to appraisement laws, subject to redemption. DAVlVimW, Sheriff M C.
Of the very best stock, maufactured workmen who cannot be excelled.
.Ml kin !of repairing done with nostness
a in dispatch.
Slis Pi it s are always Rcaso it
lle, nd will hear comparison with an
other shop iu Plymouth.
at least. PET RR STEG. MAN.
Fh at
ALL WOO', MERiNuS. MQAD0KEf! PARIBUS l'LOTtfö R EPF. I I A N T CLOTHS. IDlLft CLOTH ALL WOOL) WtrOL PELAINBS, KN0LT8H MEP.lNos, A UM I h ..-. i RlMMlNi.rOF ALL KIMS.
ZEPHYRI5. CORSKT8, SI" BIAS, FC R
W0OLKN HOODS OF EVKRN DIM HIPTlON. LA DI KS B SKKTS. HOOPBKIRT8, SHAWLS. HOHIUY, '.I . K. 1MONTS. ML8WSy. Ri.EAOHED i. L N Bf.CAOH El. DBK1U8 . N I HICKORY SHIRTIN.. HKCKs. fOTTOX AN i LI N F.N TABIxB-ClwOTHB, ' ARPKf itAiN. firrroN V A RH, H'OTT N RA-TiMi. WOOLEN VARN. IT FR LETS ß-LANrvKTS. CLOTH C VSiSFMIlRKS. ETC.. KTC
Shop between Koonir & Palmer's Rakcry
and Shoemaker & Brenfleck'e Meat Mar-
kef. Laportc Street.
IS YOUR LIFE INSURED ?
THE KNICKERBOCKER MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Assctls May 1st, '69, $6,000,000
A reputation for HONESTY, FAIR DEALING antf PROMPT PAYMENT of LOSSES dariaa a jH'itod of sixteen yean, together with prudent
munnseiiiimt anil. irreal wreaitn, nave maue tili.
ol tfi
aMnpanv ne i
mord popnljir in the Cnifed
the railroad Uu-iug the inirac, and every movement w:s ecu as clearly ua if 1 ixt a few feet distant."
.Newport or to ar;tt'-a. 1 hey were not the taw sterna to have Uen the mmo
with hiui when learning to dance in Just before the hour of sunset, the sun a a is v v - .
r.w1l ballroom. Me banislied them as if in derision. peeped ot.t from behind
mm horse race, winch afforded the dark drapery which had hi?dot, it all - rix I
f.xm sincere deligLt. Ue lett them at day, and then it was that thc miraiw was i I a. i a I
Wafchangton when ue atteatferl the wed- s,.on. (Jn hM)kinr upward in that Aree-
dinjr of Bishop imjon s 'lan-chter. tüu one eonhl M the reflection of the They wcro fir fruiu him when he r.nd tretts, hushef, cars, and a portion of the
Jim hi make pleasure fzcammw and foundry, apparantly upside down, in mid
had MM aivl friendly converse toirmb- air. psrnrnrnj plain. Some one mmi
er. Tliey vrciv? absent when heand Jay GotU deBated financial policies in thc pleaant parlor of the rery pious Corbin. Hamlet complii)el that they: '-fooled hiu- up U) the top of hi; bent.' or made hin. play the fool to the extent of hia capacity, and this aeems to be the intention oC numbcrleas "loyal" men in regard to Graat. They entice him to make himself ridiculous, aud speak of him in such a manner, while professing warm esteem for Lim, as- constantly to recall hia incapacity as a general an4 in civil life; his 4,preat want of veracity:" his itching palm, and the proofsthat he has gambled with the people's money, and wiro, because he played with loaded dice. In all this the republican pree seems nnko sure that irr. it skau not be
On the night of the 25th ult., ML Hettie Shay, a yonnr lady of 17 years, of highly rrpcctablc family living in Pettis-county, Mo. oommitted suicide by takino; tryohninc. A yowng niau had enp:apred to take horto a party on thc nijjht in question, but, instead of doing i. he took her sister, leaving hw at home, when, in a fit of frenzy and' jealousy, she put an end to h r eaistenoev
A lady living near Towa C'iay was subptrnaed to testify in a case in the ditttricl court on Saturday wjek, when, the day being told and blustery, she wrappfl her infant np ao closely that o:i rcacliirg the courthouse it was found to be dead.
for many years. This probably assures j peudence. and argued to himself that were for five thousand dollars, the full
the repeal of a good deal of special leg- the good done would be ill the greater amount claimed, but to get a verdict at
islation that has been done in years hy making the poor free agents in it all, had to in promise with tÄc two,
past for the express benefit of thc rad- He would not maintain paupers, for and vouic down to seven hundred- and
ical party. New York city reputed f that was the work of society by other twenty-flve dollars.
to be the most corrupt city on the con- j means; he wished to help tho poor to
tincnt has fcbr years been governed help themselves. Consequently, he
from that fountain-head of corruption. I thought it wise to charge a rent below
thc legislature at Albany, lftheinhab. the average, but to give far better acitants' ol' New York are not capable of conimodations than ever private land-
self-government, the better way would lords could offer, lie might also have
be to install a small sized monarchy on reckoned upon creating a desire to build
Manhattan island, and not to make the ja better kind of dwellings than have
inhabitants, of that island thc tributary usually been erected for tenants, vassals of a partisan oligarchy at Al- Four great buildings, known by tho
bany.
It is now stated that a large branch
'society of Mormons is to be established
in Nw York city' and that a great tab. emacle is to be ereeted for them there This should be reoicvoA as good new. For. however objections Lie the extension of thf Mormon religion- may he regarded generally, it mast be admitted that their morals ami system worriM la a decided improvement on New fori? uioralnnd religion. Poor whiaky ie lled 'fifteenth amendment" in the smith because it's hard to swallow, and' doesn't; amount to anything after it's down.
nansu ot Peabody, have been erected in four of the poorest quarters of London. They seomed not to have quite filled their builder's design. In the Shadwell quarter, it was said that two rooms iu a private house could be had f k as little as those in the Peabody bailtting. The former were dirty, the latter cicart; but the tenants of Mr. Poabody were
r required t keep their premises ctean.
ami did. n t like to do it. They had to serub rooms and places in eouiuion., ami rcw to think that this benevolence of compulsory cleanliness was tax upon them, and unacstomed kind of rcnt-psynvnt. Thon best sat-
About $1x00.000 havo been paid to pensioners at the pension agency at Ft. Wayne during the present semi-annual payment which commenced on the 4th of September.
A pnrty f4' hunters from Pont, on Wednesday last, brought homo a large black bear, which they shot near Antwery, tt.
Tho present, season there has Leon a mysterious wonurrr at Ems, Who has been conti nualy a losen at the gaming tables. No one knows rVcr. BÜW avoids making any acquaintances, aid" seems desirous to part with her money. Mhe is
i dark-eyed and dark liaird. and prooaldy a Spaniard. Her diamonds are splendid.
rhe is extremely generous, giving away nnpt Irons and florins, so that she is the woralriped of Inekeys. The storf goes (hat her hatband married her Ihr money, ami will ftot leave her, though she has requested, him to do so, because site is rich, tfhe has taken the present mode of reducing her fortune, wiith will pttriahTy lc effect fve.
:?t.-.t s. For tho inint three yenrs ltn snm' lids
ili i viiiparallclcn . Its policies arc bettor ti m. polrt en (ovoruiiii nt IkiihIh. n the im .-tn.-i.t ill safe aitl Uic proilt uruater. No buiMiu,s in.ii-, noyounj: aon, hnshand or father tttoara Seaiy a single Jiv in crt ltin hit life insured, a ad thereby favc his wife or little ones from possible vysnt. when they re no longer with them ru provide. For Ifli.Vance in flhe above old and ri'liiinlo cornpony. or plaay intormation rplatrrt. thereto, Apily either pefsontlly or by letter to JOHN C, Ct SUM AN. Arvat, FlyratJuri.. Wctilnia. WHAT THR riiKSS SA Rf. "An eminently .sonn! und ruliuh.c Äife Corporation. Thc management nifc froin among our hoit busjnesa men, arid arc noted for integrity and honortihle dealings. The
('omjiatiy offers thc most liberal advantages
to members. tfew ) or. Ob&hrv'et. None of onr Life Companies are making böfter progress in IIol&j.,,4nM Qüdrterljf Review. "We ri'gar.l the Company ns belnS under excellent management, and in a sound financial Pond :t ion. "--nr M.thodtst. vShows first -chi!8 manageinen and nbilit." y. V. (SpptMerxial Adiurtixer.
A good Company beyond contingency."
7YiMxaf.
We cordially recomnend the Knicker-
booker to our eitiiens for safety. Ifhermtiij aud fair dealing." Xrtc (trlettnt Timr "Tlie increase of Life Insurance in tlie I'nited Stales dining the DASl few yent- is Ufipreoedenteil. Some Compani have tinnually iacreased their puaUlesSD one-h.ilf: others have done still better: ir-i the KmckmauK UKi: Mnru, of this effjT, thv aiosl progressive of all. has act unify doubled ils business and p oportious twice within the last two years. This rapid' progression is the more satipfHClory bocuUVe it is made by ao staunch an iustitiithm, which, like its ami, iu sviionymnus with the sterling jualilies ol'soiidily, sieadfastncss, ant s- cui ity fts popularity is doubtless proportionately attributable to its abolition the ttaaa) restrictions on travel aud occupation, its helpful acceptance of note iu par. payments of premiums, tlie division nf its prdflfl, in the Kl.ane ot 'dividend, among the insured, and the ergraftment of the non-forfeit uro plaa on i system." A'a lor Trihne
f'h ictnjo
VOTKE TO M)X RF.SIDKM. STATE OF INDIANA, gg Marshall Cocnty, ) In Circuit Court, February term', 1870.
Jacob Baker.
.TnmKlVtti.. V Foreclosure
Blisabeta H. Tettit, Kj-hraim L. Ramsey
The Plainrit." ir: the above entitle! cause, bj his attorneys, ha filrd in my office hi" complaint against the lofendants, and it appearing by thc affidavit of a competent person, that the defendants, .fame lettit. Elifubeth 11. PettiU and Ephraim L Kamsey, are non-residents of Indiana, they are - therefore hereby not ified of the pendency ' of snif emp!irtYaaint IkeA, anil Wflesi they .ippcar. answer or denmr thcT'et'o at the casing sf said cause, on the first day of the he 'ft term of said court, to be befun and hl ? at the court house in tlie town of TI vmor.rti. on the first Monday of February. 1H70, BateT complainft'nnd tire matter and things therein conrtiiitcd aibl' aliejred will be lionr1 nad dett -inineJ in their alsence fOPtS C. ( I SHMAN. Clerk. M. A. IX PACKARD: riff s Atty. 8
nrs amd m bmmhe
CLOTHING.
TK(IIEtl Mfllllfl
Notice is hereby given that hc under-
HATS, CAPS, ttÜÖT $ A SHOES
A Lifge Stork of Flannels
-id creryaing uauallykept in a fry floods etsre. Of their old customer thev ak a .-ntinuation of th eir traie, and thev invite
A m m 1 a j I A
signed will hold a learners lusututeat we :lv .nanv new ..nes as will farir them with a seminary building in Fly mouth, commencing CHUt Mthey are sure thev csn please 11. i on Monday, November '22, at ten o'clock a. style and prices. s0 c. win -along and give um au and continue five days. A general at- atrial, and von will fiail this no humbug, tendiincpfscl.ool teachers and those who We intend" te do a sTrait-lufora ard. l. .n intend to apply for Ikeiibc. is respectfully est butines. and are determined not U ha and urgently requested. TM fijUl of the undersold. Q.trck sales and mall bed times umnn-iakably iiugeale thftl our next 1 out nioti,,. T-to doors o 1- ,.f i, instil nie will K- .h'e n t U Voting that UastavS old .aind, eist side of Michigsr 1
nusovi uecit Hem la tue cuMiiiy . 1 lymouth. Ind.
On Saturday, November 27, the next u;i
after the institute closes, there will be examinations of all who wish to btaia license
to teach school, after which time examinn-j
tions will be held at tlie court hone on the third Saturday in each mouth as usual. An examination will be held .n the nrst oatwrday in aTaoaSskSS1 and on Übt ffrst Saturday in Decetaasr next. Township TruHiees will eleae pabtie -chool during the Session of the Institute. Those fr in the country can obtain boarding on reasonable terms. 8 T. IteDDKAttl, Esaaaiaar.
A
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NdTlt'K is hereby given that the uuder-
' feigned will aaplj at fas aesl term of the
Lqininiasioner a Lourt, tor license to retail splritolts lienors in less quantities than a quart at a time. The location on which 1 propose to se.f is on norfh side of the south LW0-tk1rds m lit No. '2. in the town of lMymouth, Irouiiug Michigan StT'n t. DtrS friLCixftf R?Nin:n.
HALF ANT'S A ery lew nejous tktnk when thev tta,-
a tin" Miu oi tt.iir oi l ie v. ry jtrrat mi.a tare ?fnlii-jOinp h in thetr ynafh Norti Ingran te mftrn U cotnint ar dSaliSllVi in old age ?.h a nOe full si n oK M K1U In outer t. e ure tUi-. yesrs Iist be-n Irnth. lMt 'flM.FNT In p. rf. til a: tkU valuable ifftiM I . imtaia FHl H: AOSte.At IfiAi' ' .o io noi,: oiupiwxörs voLonis't, mm TFH: to bYtrn art rt,Tv tti.- t. a.a-
fit- rfe.toffhe IIlr.
A !tis 1TRR1.Y VFJETaW.K contnln. the only vetfetahk' oil m r in. oi-red Hint j rm AH thi L-ronth nrwl .NhIuv. !oar
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will apply at tho uest session of Commissioners court, for license to-retail spirtuous liquor in quantities leak than a Quält I time. Tlie location on whicli I j ro -.e i sell is in lot No. 8, Marlin s ailJiiioti io tlc t",vu ui Bftwrkoa, Marshall! ounr s'. m KicnOfj Kh i Lmt:u
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rrrumra f ijri the awtelt f tie. fft
iratit
n. Tali, arlide ia fojean.a the la ran.
itiesonalm sT . r tofteltp. hu! rrfore
p-elallT amoBC rhe more faali:mahlc
R't.aaaea. as it tia prrttad ro n the etl art! cle that will reta'a tto Hsis in phairi-n nay length ((liine niu (lrfwiaa. r 1 aae-d hy 'a io.-TS.. ii r... ... v . .
..n,,.. j- ifiin x ' i ' rpi ir nil,. I I t XT I el all la Mit- lintel, of the roantry It rnN hte.i times as fsr ae aJcetholtr artlrlra. Alcohol preia ration from thr natural n at nf f t as Kau4 ni-at.n... a 1 .a
SA! iriVlV Vta a a
imii a irMBTifinti BALTIMORE Mi soii;ii All asrtisNala.
m RXII4!Hla f4H H4 M 1 hifSj,.. v"hrl. eale A "rn'.
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