Plymouth Democrat, Volume 15, Number 24, Plymouth, Marshall County, 17 February 1870 — Page 2

The Demockat.

t. t: VAjnr.AbKExr.CJlOD Pf. VI T M . D .- A JBOItofS. Tltttl Bai . Fchrnnrn, 1 8 I O Uftmllt Maie Ticket, Kv Seerriarr 0 " NoiiM an wwr. f st- j : h Fe A utTtAr sf State, JOHN" C. 8BMAKB, oC Parry. Frr Tfwt'Brayr of Ftate, JAM KS ft 11 VAN, el .Virion. T After y fl neraf, Alf f VkfO 11 TT t WW & . , - - Daiiteoa . DAii.iA, : ICO. v,j'-.rr Paf Super! ntsn l-nt of V ' . MI LT": & HOPKINS, f V 1 J ü I .-. ,,f gyp "AM KS .. WÖRDEN. r.r j ALEX ITTDEfl f5. Tv M V MM! EL H. BFSKIRK, af' i X PXf'flT, " Tip? ißery. r Ohi Mit ,e:

ü nc w MjTor n&O. 1 - - 1 an n riewmg 1 3 surgFhis eas . which wc hare on two fr- v"";'-' which our socLd world is

;r occasions referred i . still continues to agitate the pnblle n.:n 1 in our co.. Saunity, and der: r::'- from ns, andei :'. ?rm!malaafflTi7 an axpbnatici cf the - .rr. we occupy in relation to tha iatter. 1 .., a v - , . Aitcougn we nave no ociaJ notice of " . hi . cno t, it is w Li Known iat irT-rar-d jury new in aesa. a he e have returned Wh!cr,J. J. Vi,,,'! d Bephins icr murder ia the first aWrei r cauMBff the death of Snsan J?c v vcr. Wrtks pnaaoliij :v hostile to tne m punewnj ' ihove Reti hvc toltea itngentlemen aaaaml aaassan a to saanu&ctnre pubhc j

opinion c-i c-rn'n- the case, md w i sime :no; vnert,.,5 B Uw ksavea anar-iiicnd-eftherMp.rt... uavc...:,ulv n,o M jf n:fn WCre boasts.

l,. iT.-..'-:. ". . anjuotis.y uv... - - " ' vi . errand iury. hoping ibat they troid fraaly lace the tide of prejudice that was nmninsj bo atrongly against the ac-1 cuüed. and refuse to bring in a bill ; tgaiBSt them, unless the cvidcr.ee pro duced befc re them should be suffietent te eoBTiet, il no evidanre disproving it it eowld be found. The result is akeofl diaappointBMB t tj thir fnesds. vTc are net as apologist of crime, nor i do we befiewe in screening oftenders j acaint the penal coda of our state from 1 th inficion nf int itnA Lnrtnl minb- I . merit, bnt there is a vast diiTerenco be-1 tween justice and revenge, and certain- J ... .- i ry tile whole eourse cl the pi Becuti a haa, to the candid mind, the appearaBCB ! i fheing actuated by the tatter much w tha th fnrtner W c-r wifh- ! cut fear of sBcccsetuJ ccntradicticn, in- j decd. without fi ar :i anv contradiction ' whatcrer, that Bever before, sinco the organization of the connty, was as ia dictmcnl nroeuredaeBinstanv n i a -n. : by sweh wUfuHj corrupt and malicious I subject to the hepes, i':r::- nrHudic and passions of men. and their bcinc ! worn sadeharped as grand favors does t ;,:ct of the special pr Bccutinattor-' 1.1 1 ... .1 . 1 - 1 i wBt'ii:i.vT 1 i . 1 1 . . 1 i : . T.iiii.ffi-.isii!' j u 1 . ... u 1 . ........ .. , . . Deen xui.; n cci;:uemi;or., tui inev mean en-imb to do tli dirts w rk th kno" would have to fa ne to suing at..ut an indietBiCBw in thi ease, a;.d they Imd to impf rt a f reign lawyer to doit fertheaa. The evidence on which this indictment was found i? ; 1 w B known to the public aa t. the meml err.fthoj'iry. It was '11 published at length, together with live BKiliekiuscom-nu-i:t. of the pr- secutins Jtt' r, (whien Beeasd for editoriali in the h j tKmmimm nfWaru nrtfi tin- mmutJirn - 1 1 of this pi.:ce. Ihe papers were distributed about the grand jorj non. thrmt ander the very n. .- of the jury, and what efcet these publications had m the n.in'!- of the jury, they thean adrea esnhardry tell Xlus bow and nnserupulom methf d ofgettifiga nanIhctured pnl r- j ins b l. ! re the jury, and c m filii: tin m to 'ept i'. as evidence, waa a part of th raseslTy prop r.-. iv ae devised to 1 1 the iadi 4 xaents through, a" the nr soentioB well kne w th'-y had i.ot a particle of Ugak rswft'Bije an etfer hi the ensa. and without fv.r a asaasSBa or n a ''.in r t.. look like es i denes, nn indictments could or would Be f; a nd. It may be chat our relarionshipto at r of Ihasssesaed asntii 15 aa I car nsei . frieniKhip f. r .r iuull. Baay hare wnrped ow judgment, and rends ted bS nnf.t to judge of the f.ne Weight of the aaBBSaSfSy as ror:ipiiil;.t;J in tbfs two ncwsj.apers. but we know thai sann tat j A. L Wheeler and Dr John J. Vinall will h iive a lull ;,nd lair trial aeMare a jury of their wn rif'rr.0. Bad when that day d c conic, if any taith Can 1 1 put in bureau testimony, if any reliance can be had on tho .-v. rn statement of tin H and pur -t f it : 3r-n of the town, they will r forth from the court room frei? rren. triumphantly aeotntted of the tharge. and tin- bvdra-head ü wj a presecution will try to hido its It' f;- m the just indignation of all r ; e nable ard right minUcrl men.

practkefl sa ' - i)crveftion3 f the cePe th3t dmitting the guilt of herself j county eoWTcnti a um au.ir. .urs . .onesaresnica iaron-.i -..jo wiwmpi i - V A i ?r-1I,!?"r to R aanwaas j h r it j aar. i . , . , nr.. n..t :,. a f.niumi tbat mak i .rn -n thUSS better than all t Ii 0 rCSt of them ' r law and en such fiimsv and unreliable I impKcatmg maJl Wheeler, I Malloy a lecture ?m Woman d.a bos i wub a ireunency na bmsbb i- '.ip. n-j i . u r. i j-,. Tu) ViVir I air in th rMAvtl of class put together, heads friend Gordon's pe- pro 'fjiar ujcf ? WCSTI V nflIP evidence. We find r fault v ! w conceded to h i lie. it is one con- drawn Tcrylargeaudioe. lueitectca mve ra me renewal 01 fciass. j o i .. ;.ju m a iiu. . Li ü.i-, ,. . . i , . iuiatM I T.,-na Mrir.'w h h-'Pi annAtntfld I titioa With his mam name. . crii r with the individual mcml el the tuauoas succesaioa of entradtcttons from j also contains s aeca.H aaotner Jaaaea Slcrew aas neea appotauxi cri .iM.t olio ... . . . . ! di"Mie Vl rl,T f ;..-.. -..vrri-p t "A3 w:II nave tue cl s.rtvJ cm ct or n I. t strand inrv. Thevars human hcmzA bo-inn ng to end, r.nd so far ta her ! trafjedv," as follows: deputy collector Ol ti revenue, , ... .

not divest them of their human charac- j confessed a base perjurer and j in this place, was discover to be oni ine cntonsajsiBevem tempiwai.cn - jn T J f.. " tcr! tics. They axe nearly all farmers, I ardercs Tike out her statements ! fire, Theae who fiat hurried to the J loeturer ia Waraaw, wha, if h don't mIJ on 1CBnC.' ' ' tiabowake .siovks. : ndaawaed in the aw, and ta the I 5al lhc f'5 m whi I falls on Wheeler I scene were hsirined tofind Mr. UcCnire J dri, eats soma mighty strong mince " D r,;:fn''; erward 11 nd twhichsl old cor m the intr In - 1 wte, f untts base a charge on. Tsks not Ihr from the burning hnUdiag, h:s pft." cnaistahki and her'.lT sre j wrot- lo ',ir - 1 I i

lion ami weitint 01 i- -r n. ::v. ll thev w u..e uisi . . ciotninz um inm ma pa a 1 , r . ixrvBTAX? 70 tuqss ruMCBXSUfa ' t . ... . , . , . , , I 1 4 Tiw.. ,;, . A I ver, the present incumbent Nr. liax, had bcea shiewd orgusiicious men the I W 'roas perjurer sad ernaiaa!. Ob I f e, a aa and b dr bearing the tern- pies pr perty. these are tne gtod . . . I

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Hahle to imposition. Ib the very nature T cnstr What have we ire to his clothing and the building, and mg girlt at extra wages, auu socprng V . ' i Bfthings they were eemrelkd to accept 1 't? Äswrer ae. Not me ii?le he hdl the irtamat difiesOty in caeapiag them as kmg . they can irühout ,y t-d himthat d was all right. But " l i , ti I .1 ., . , m-A m mamA'tnt tbm tK Pro irettimr the lose waa too cood to keep, and so it 1 .V ! fact Ihes knon their e.ise. im lndiblo v ;.; .. T... bnutm w.-im ..tir. v an i .ncn tseno.p.-Ti.o. ?. ana zcuin. v

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Cuto aatowr" t'r h' "i if- v ti- ' ' 1,1 tureuii u-j hi ibm go eonuir.ea. roof von. iisunnra iintv i e ... ai.k nr nci:a str rromT&s xaBatMartss I cv;.:;.":;,,a,her;..,.Utth:.v V...1. rid. dE. lo Mond..; in pl wfc- de.!.:,.. Tbc ; of he I :Vr. r i. Ik e a , an. , ,, I n-. r,., .,.,. .f rex I - v :.,. , b, .-'M..K,dP,.i.nmn .r t..rlni,,,,d hi, .iff,,.,,,, Tho m-r bMd, .ml bj. c t, ,,,; ltu.g o-n, ,--. . "' .. '.. .. J I . . 1 A. v.:l Tv. . , .-:-:. It ccM . Sfti. .rd mmn ca friend Oordon Uas sicmcd the no- TJ()TT51; TRTATMTVfl

on-h bwi t,. be il ml (1 .1 tbe . retti wlmce of guilt. Tkj rMÜMfitM prc-uittcd Ik lieti of i - worth t . bum a pioco of ;?- " ,;- " ' ' 1 lh t :t j o,-. ,.f.:,: ,;.:,.:,,),;-;: ...ru.ion not Hed from inTig.tiOB. TfcoyUi.atoka. to Mhk. tok oaol thil bod . bob, Med with 0 not follow, u . mite, of UtM ..- JL, !, .. chin, to be wholly iiioeet. It U ...!, L hied wrthont inrtitntioa in- P it, which w p.t there bv that b y , ,r ; ri..-, ; ibni.U-. W

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What it? The foree before which ; all things human mast yield. 2fo per- : mb caa withstand it. it mav be based j tu Let. or nun r. but iu 139 ofaa es 1 : eh ibfcs uatnre fact is Krt in rumor, and I M " ' r d 0p by pBSSiott. It ; I30 f atraetion and perversion C A ff!" r s . aa " . . I i vi in. .rf.A4c q jtigtice, to mobs, tnsurrectus 1 ..j nv n jt ajayays pro. . " '-? Ly force of pasaion, and if' coni tinned in excitement, ends in blood. li . neeeai my, then, that each man ' 1 1 ! . a ana wonian sn am be cautious to Keep it as pure its r eslblc, an 1 add sothSn to its fast - v ::' current bul what is ouit-u on i;.e':o Never, in the bbtorv of ?,r.a!i commuri it its, area there an instance in watch the evidence of this necessity Btrocgf r thnii in Hewing the ewrgat this tin The erri blc i 1 bar8g acainst A. L Wheeler r.r.d Pr. u inall calculated to excite the j won passion as well is the strongest I a?" Äost tender sympathies cf hum a. 1 have been amumed to be trite ; v6 lIPat extent the most violent impe48i u -i. n . . ,. . . , , I u..s ocen jrircn, to puoiK opinion, basad I 1 it on mere rumors? tj ninety-nine hun--tH.h . Mio it snbieetd him to trial, the vcrv 1 ttr that tries frnwmc hiiü lobe innoee4Bl in. td he ht proven guilty according to ji!s rorina, and not according to public A w b 1)cKor tl,;n n. ccausc u holds all persons to the When we have law it U the exprersion of the publie opinion upon tue statute binding all Thon by what ruk 0f risht do the people asBBe that a mfl-, charged with crime, end not vet .-iil C (II .1:1 l.-T ni"Tlt 'T I t.-'f I. I'.'.l, i- fH.IIJ f .IUVI Ij . Uli' Ul i. . - Create such a public opinion in opposition to their own opinion expressed on the statute be k that he i innocent un til he is proveB guilty in a court . Buch a eoBTi a w -uld be wor?e thaB bad tewB, because it would make a cAarow of crime eqsdvaknt to guilt, and destroy all bw bv ma!: In- the temporär current of nnhlie nninion the standard V which puouc opmi a tut 1,1 11 1 j w " w aaumiwcr j-ace, va vi 1 ,-. - i -T4 na-neffrn et viuence, ar.a wunom in n k J" Wheeler and TiaaH were J M proeuriBg an bortioB, resuiting in the death of the mother, to administer instice. with ut f rm or They were implicated by th si it I meats of one of the persons accuse I the crime cf murder in the c 'Th s I statements were part of over two sol- i u:! -'y P-n1 matter m n ' . 1 papr, every portion of which, ea-1 statemeau .im ermeerncd alone, bo maa I CH tvll what i lie and wb at is truth, a neB ed r truth h;-:r... ibe lnia aceuea are iBdictea ior wullBl B . a a murder, rr.d tritknmt h:r nriJt nrr ir nrrt -ri ' 1 1 v . I . ihe .17 I (h ho;r c:-,ti'' j sral ' their tins stons their snnssih Tb I - - an inflamed --il. opinion that would ia ireerate theat, as it has torced the r t-iru f am indictment i gainst them sithoBt tegitixaate eridence, not even . Igh lo v;t them Bpoa their defense, mueii lc?- exclude tli m frm bail. So th y ster aside until n is-.n c.m b beard, and the l iw, n w overridden by an ir.flaxaed 1 ibli opinion, can extend ta '! DB itS protection j :;nJ that they d. legal advice. ?o much for the &ets. Now. what a "lir C ndit on SB S couuBBBity, with nothing to act npon hat these iastagnineanl facts, that hi, 1 A charge by a perjurer, aaaong a Ibbbm of aeknowledged perjurii : 2. An indictment f und without leesl evidence. 8. Tbe refasal of the deiendants to go to jail until they onuM le heard in an application to j. iv.-. bail, and which is eone ded 1-y the state that they assy I.? V,')j n these three facta they hare been adjudged frniltyby the publie. In the face of an investigation by the t rnml jnrv. in nd iition to a v,ho!iBale sasstSjiement of fiietS from mouth to mouth, and threats of Irnehinc by i aob, the press luit it.-i aid, and tl'." Marshall Ceanty FtwAlnem fame out w;,h articles appealing t the anpst T'ohrit passions excUiag thi piejucliei ; the stei ing mob law, snd stating f !. ncad aUtvr nilaehooo, and hnaptng itnpe ration and eonSnmely as h ii Ti as nu - gu 6onld caiTj it. Doli aaa ;.n man have justice M rh" hanna of the law, admi Bisten l by a aanimnnUy Which ereateS and k '; tl.iwinr; sindi n eurvenl ofopini u ai this ? Is thii the w.iy to punish rod eafeadefs ? Js this ! tha way to protect the innocent 7 1. i the way to mako tho efiTeetire, Baal make moB respect it and feel in its administration ? V ith BO shadow of grcuad for such an assnaption, it is asanaaed in ,;dv..iiec that tin afendanta arc guilty, bat Mill n-exth. deal eoeapo and go unpunished;

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therefore, thev most be held Bp to obloquy, infamy, public execration tad

mob law, Dei re tne law can a-1 of be heard, and before there is any proof tu 1 c i 1 . et ruilt betöre the law, or any heannj; y an lot the forma of law. These thinca nrc not ri::lit. We shonld never attempt to create a public teBtiment cases whore tto arc imorant of the tacts O neither should wo j-'ivo currency to motor as if it wore fact. All rightly 1 . rf: -(I iftiAn pin Mil :n iwpnrin v- - O i Iii irij '.'iiv i-j ; iiviviiwiuiw .im 1 mach a p.-A-t of the state as any of us; i. ... 1.. , . t..f to puu lucai cu n ucivntc .;.it - logy r r nacuae can be made for tb attempt which baa been made by the public to prerert the course of justice. Public opinion is fickle, chaogabla, and alwava crui led by unpuhw and pn.iti'.n rather then judgment and reason, AU England sustained Cromwell, und cut off the head of King Charles jCwonvy-two years iter Cromwcl ls body vrzi lug op by thai same England, huur in chains, quartered and buried x bill. None irf H kt n & behood may Mil c:'. We heg our ettwWM to frown down the great wrong of oreating nu anjns! publie opinion by Aieans of the press .r othenriae, and ask not for the m cused : IUI U' ki.'l.' ll i' i" . .. ...... i 1 iw :;n instice. So A rc.ri, j tilft ar 3 can.:ft ffc la v to be r - pecti J. rl5?!borboo:3 es. LOOAü SPORT. Thc Pharo says that bat few sale.? were mad' for taxes. Wheat sell iog at '.10 cent and corn 70. The new steam fire mrine, "ChauBcei Carter." cost 17200. The man Bins, who shot and killed hia wife owe day laat wees no-ir , rested at R'V1 Center, in t mm j on Thursday af hat week, j back to Howard county. j BT. IK RART. BuastsvUle, in llowara county, w: ar - this o nnty. and taken tl, r r --. w it m IM. .t0 f ' . - - l T i . j r,;.. ,?s af. a-ti n without a ewiwotatloa livens, and was dischvged. The poet-off ee depertaeal . I 1 I ii M m Lit., a n-m -l.lt Lfirrn liatJR!: r agency down sowi The Rblkaa On 5aturdty tventaj' the nU'1' old boaae ocewpied by (or... .'- Crairc . . .? aid hi wife, aot f.r from thai railmad -r bk mark 0! the Bamea. lie w uaea ... I .-.rrli .1 f .. r f t!i r.ei 'bhnra I awr www - - ... n - . . ,,, . r -li.n 1, n ..t..l tnat hia wif.. m a' a t- U 1. V4l . uWM(! - " "'V - quiry as to the enuse of his death. LAPOKTK. Fr im the Artpu we condense ns fol1 .w. : The Methodits art- Imwhsg a very r 1 l samnasaiu verif. The reatslhic aoom association cleared about Si out of the faaey dress par tj Tl . HI .111 ..1 tiAtitr J ' ,, . , , - - - 1 . A ! under the instructions ol I rof. 1 arabeaa Ob Saturday last, mdr. W. II. Ott. ! bro't t. this city a walnut .saw log that weighed t r-fio ur:d.:r 8.240 pounds t ; ikea a rich country to produce such timber as that. Those ent rpriaihg dealer?, Bfessrs. Thompson ft Caw, are already tnakiiig I.trre -Aiii ncnts of t'letr lako ice to Cincinnati and othar paneesin tha south. .Mr. Mallory, an employe in the M. 8. R. P.. shoj i, a Monday last, canghl ha hau l in the revolving knivea of planer, and was badly abounded In the list of delegates sclented lo the Rep i hiic:::i statu oonvcntioB th ro is U t a known supporter of the "sac 1 ' .e,wir rdColfav." The faucv party in aid of the Reading Room association waa a iaaaeial auoeeaa, yielding about 51 10. Tho WxtttltZ eaataias the proeeedings of BBSeeting of FiftecBth amendments, fi.r the purpose of aaalring arrangements to celebrate their advent info eomplste eitiaeaship. As Mr. J. W. Ireland, brothi r-in-hiw of the senior proprietor of the . was ehopping ia the voodfl bun Mondajf afteraodn, limb f 11 fauna a tfue mar by, striking him on the head, and ernshing him to the ground. He aaslbuad some t ime afterward thoroughly chilled, wh lly BasoJaai blc. and, up t latest advice?, his re eovery is very d iBbtful. CRCW.N TOI.NT. The Register aaya that the four men who went behind tho court-house

and the ores V r. should represent pnt on trial fhr assault on Peter Lonr, 1 ,. , , ....... f n . Fall - m , - , , . , , er mdidat. haä pi n J bim.s If f. 1 IMu1 IH? '" (1? PnHTltTO PwifllfPfl them as well as us. Too maa violence trhich also CBrred at the same tune .. Ior UiUiajl 1Ü1 m& Ul IwlllUIj llllduiS. 11 rrt 1 1 m. j tne position Mr. I uarle.i u ua ; ! r.-.. s:i, .-.).! a n .. v.r a 1 will, and Place. The lurv found her snultv. l. 0 I

; j -l j . . , ,. Kathburn with cvl"v appearance .f t that the state has not sufficient evident od wd her fine at fifteen dollara. n ! . . t. . success, lie is the besom friend cf We htrs lost rccelv1 a frtsh iock ai

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aharffe ns Fitn enme ci tinm we are i iu-?ry. uoickcti uueves piviu incir . . , , ! J Charles is a dashing youn man of tha innocent or cireaBistancea beyond our i vocation. . . . - , i 'i i e ramABAian poriod, mir business quahncations, has control may Lather aroaBd us clouds of .auara.s . i wspieioB "no cannot explain eiraj, The rZtsayetho Parker House, considerable experience in post . . ... t. Pltn rth is t t e!-w-t hcro and mce matters, an J should ho be selected while wholh i.nnoeent of wrong our- riJB1 u,n 1 c-ctass nouse, ana ;

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1 Saturday afternoon last, and tok a 1 cia1 nip from r. well-fillet! i!;;-k, were

noticed by at least a dosen pair of eyes. Several of them had very poor teeth, v - 1 fir they were a Ions time in bitinir obi " O D I j the drau ht ! t . i 1 . a. a . . 1 .in 1 I ir 11. 1 : 1 in trial bell re Ju ; Fry on a charge : ! assault rrcft?rrcd Iv Mr ti.,vn:n. mid I l tT -.-w-- j assault ocenrriojr i-.j (hv Catholic church at Ce I--r ! ike, tvs 1 wet lu a t gaba I bath. Th !nrv rctnrtu 1 1 '-.-; -f C I J J - rw.- - 1 1.1- .'ii.-. i 111 mtJ suai "i imu j I cent On the following day she was I I '1' f'i 7 (."". if ra TM Hilf? in t IP i - - Stark county L' 'j-, 3 a rt ipe ior j makiag brown br a l. BOCKE! vrT. m, 7 f . e- o- . 1 t 1 m, Jr-i per busnel. I he meeting ol tne , . ... i.e.! 1 rid s!-tt i'fr? on last Saturday brought a , , t. . , arzeerowu luiics to town. Jartre as was th ercfwd, we did not hear of . ! . Bincrle ncht. a.vt .-aw but few drunk. 0 7 rjntCITO. Quite a number ara comp'aininj of mumps. Beventi eoiBz west in tosed spring. Ti.e public school c vivais c -ntinuo.

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EMil : ;ntmue. Pour

loaded wirh emigrant pafsed through oalathicl Lightner, a one-armed soltowB on Mondav. There was mailed at Mor I underataad, would n t object to it Valparaiso posoffiee, during the month taking the office if he should receive the of January. 37:3 frc and franked let- i appointment. He deserves well of the

. - tcrs. the postasre on winch, at regular 1 rjtc- wcuI(I waonnt to 9 IS. A housa bi 1 nging to Mr Whitmire was discovered on fire la-t Saturday

I mcrning. which done iamage to the naa Bw thck d as beta I amount of four or five hundred dollars, j 00 foun1 nuwifully fighting for the eter- : The local of the VuTett labors throa-hl111 principles of truth and justice, ttf

j near!? a full column, giving his skating - j experience, which hi a thr ad bare J jct very poorly treated. . ;'. S( 1 rrt BEN P. Theed't ra of tha Emitter bavehe ;cn amomgon butao steak ,w. Lich doubt - I Jess in '. them feei bud'. 1 no feehopl teacher who wjs arrested f ;r i inhm.anlv L dins? a b ?. a -.it in a t m u w i . . . card denying Ihe Jiar-? agaiast him I r .rc. alioli 1 f auinr ' '.... a v w W99 wwik4 i-'auw v ivuji. 1 1.: r..,,,, Si. Mir.-.. vUA.d Xiles on Thurfd y I . v. 4.r..-;,vw The rWauaan says Center street isl lively id .ce on Saiurl:y evening. 1 a lively , j f-,T county A geatleraan o .... e ' v has eon - j atrarti d a M x-ra;:" , u. r enjrii Um es proa.!' vi by tVi-rd 1 - - t-'vi or a VMS ' OB w.. Th- W r ro ord.4 '.be exploits . .... , . of a Um T .rho a -1 in the 1. .bit ot inr . 1 A. 1 v .!.. I im: owner 01 wc ;oai 1 ir ine purpuac .itA.a.-Trlaiavi" who st .lf W , ruil i ... ......... - - - . . . ...... Toshowtheoairsnsof the creature bow running the M C. Republican ha j the eowrae he ia now puraning relative WuBBXEE sad Vi NAIL, it istul uee- ... 0 sary to refer to the fact that in his ; first i-si.e. after th. v w. r rharm1 jri:h the crime, he mado no reference to (he 1 matter at all, and t.iut u- .iu,:i th-,t time . , ... - , J

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respecnt to him with a threat thai if he Lf a quality superior to anything crcr aduotceineoutanddcn mace Wnxaxanj broucht t- this market. Thanks. Ihini j

i ia the most positive manner they would discontinue their atrouaire, and i patronage, and ue th others to do so. The their innui me witn i tncis to Oos . I uo ; young man. with tear and tretnbl iug, j immcdir.tr ly began Put mgsecond fiddle to the fndiiZMUin in the work of Ivin'r dff;!ii:ition. :ud tho rr. :il!..n of a mob ... , ... , ,, , , pint in the publie mind. Cow thai : i a tc url as pres : .a . . 1 Ann farpawrewn BBlU 111 I S eXUB J that A.NNKn::. naa dead; thai she had had twins; and that she had ap-1 peered betöre the grand iurv. The three statements were lies. Not one ! - . ,j ., , ., i KordoJ truth m eUAcr la not the! Rrpublintn a reliable ah eel on which t f. und ;i uiiuii'ii '. 'TmT "W

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Donrbon Item. Bourbon, Feb. I". 1870. 1 " Xl ' . " I take inv pen i.i hand'' to in 1 7 . .V.. .11 " a 1 form I your reauers mat 13 qui;.: Lore We've tried, bnt w. cbb'I set ni an ea of , ,u",:' " iX" " cia lii ; - 1 p bravely 011. The banners a:- on the! outward v;:d'. aad the cry Is, "still they come" 1 ab old fail in my duty did t I . j i lJiU I ;ra -ud in rclatiou I all the new phas t tl no :"w-i 1n-c 1 1. .1 ....... , tl;.t the Blatters whereof he affirms arc jtrne. Packard was to have appointed ? ! im in r. -ui.: r uctween i rcstimi V . A .1 tnd Chicago, to fill an anticipated vacancy, . 1 - but the vacancy didn't be mc vacant, . and so Charles Angustus occupation 1 1 ; ";i ll',r; : : '; ttof;y- Wea" veraffordsan bportnnity for 3Ir. Packard to fulfill his promise, and unless he . . . . . Ilia L t'l TIi 1 -il Pi.t.n-.. Ik." I.t. .-. . . ! . I . D J 1 III UlaKlIür iirwiiirn nr.ir.iTi ttu ta T -.1-. . .. jpiranta for the Plymouth postoffice, t, hartes AutrBvtus u the comini man, nea'ne: 9 and dismatch. . , , , ,. j iK ,Ti0 itca.-cne nas uoae muen ror his is c untry. lie fought a good fight all through the late unpleasantness, and in BnuiyofAe severest battle;, where the oourae, if he ißsists up on it, he will :. t lit. Th se who oor1-'- him with cue excepttoa have aevor amelled powder, arid beiag friends of the soldier, till give way without b word for him who 1 i -'t an arm la the defen . of his e-.-uu-i -OFriend Gordon supposed it was all un- : dci deratood th.,' he was ' I e o D a man, ru ! 1 .1. r . a t . i vi -i j w naro lasen a remaraaoiy qui i turn, and beuiir somewhat slow in the ' motion, he is at a to know exact! r . ,v far his imnetu uii. an 1 I, . Illirl. The leader of the Republican parry j ia this township, and the man wh onj fe'CRe of epi : .n among th ,i i h p1 p;:' Mr. (i rd Bi l;u confid intial way o it mal friend 1 f his in . . , - place, iv:i;k !a::; t.-. s contents ol tn . o I letter aforesaid and asking ha adw I u. ,1 . j ii- , f - , iv. - .. ill v. .iir 1 til hfl iriahed tnnn li w-ic at. j i.a a . a w ' beTlBBing Ol tne StrmrMC. Whi n th ; fight is 1 v. r, I shall r.1;- ot i Vj y0VL tho Dumi ,r Bnd names of Lhe 'in. Our friend. ). O. Bseman. traveling agent for the successors of Murry ft Ma- i MB wholesale tohaeoo Btanufactnrera of i pl: .. 1 1 ... . .1. ... i 1 . 1 I r ...v....-,.....- ...... w... ... i.v.u . . - - . ,i..,.i ;,. ll .,.,.1 1.., i...,,.,.,. i ;.., tr.ii. in i.i.- iiiin , aim 11.;-. u , . .1 1 licit, it jont p.;V . , ;v...,(i! ,is pw,..(.;n. on . . 1 Mrs. MeCabe, wife of John McCabe, ,f this pace, died on Wednesday of last i week, ol consumptioB. She had been a w,.tk. ,d comumpt patient punercr for tKo past eighteen mouths. It U paid that Gen. Butterfield, until recently sasistaut treasurer :it .New Volk ' ,, one iim so confidenf of 1 .IM '. . 1' I the Snanish ini&uou, that he ' Unn Iba oiitdv of the Snanish IangUBge A IonaarwittQ paper says thai ns soon nn the sixteenth amendm al i the eonstitution shall have placed woman npon j ... I-. -,1 . . .! 11 - P0 Wjuaiity witn man, me non. . . ..11 I. .llliuuiiy i. . ii . ii.iiir.ii- ..'in. ... Um J m, Ui. .... . I... ... l ....... ....I. I' .. I ..... ' 111 .'l.ll ill.'. ...i. ... to a He u- of milla for the championship and excursion money. T1. C BrBQBBBj'n' rum S-

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NEW ADVERTISEfVIEflTS. JJOW IS THE time: AnJ ths CJTTY nPAT!l7.RV OP ELEAVELMD&üölGHTöXl I tu a ;)'.' : la bay jroar Qoo1j D U Toa 7 syrup, Molasses i j Azl !n fact a nrs rt tH at jf GR0CER1FS fc PROVIIAX UÄVtlÄlJia 44 litWVlölüÄÄ I ,v. , , , ,. , . . i . -. 1 l . . . - - - . . . ..... ome One and Ml. And yon win h:'. m.r Cooda, ns irrl aarvetven .til O. K. We kerpa Delivery Wagon, and will oHH r 11 -o.i honcht ofutg any part of tb city fREE UF CiiARUK. member the tifttct City Laportc fihreet. Grocer ; W I CLEAVELAXD i. HODGHTOIf. -rJ 10, I O.OOD N'KWS FOR TJIB ICNCRTI SSGON HÖHÄM Rs. Donata' Black, teportt street. Vi mouth, Indiana. . We '.i-.v r- paired inr n.-v Bal'-?-v uid Retna- j rant, u it rag It flrt d csubliihiuout. V.'a lit . a lau Mortmcnt of 1 "air,iK"OOOVioS9, Conkrtioneriet. Cigar, und Tobacco I AU h'n or FrnTt In fft-na. Oyataw :a vry j rV3eal8 All Koars. i i I r. - ..-..- r. i ii. j ; j;..";;;,. wss pttr ib-mu sooTz.t itonAM. ! NEWELL G-HAVES. Boot k Shoemaker Pafrotiagi -' -1 1 - - I . iiumricboucer A Dial's grocery ji Jaui v ao, h;o. lanJD -im ttjl RDTTAttE, Ard n;. radleaj rarfty FARM ÜY1PLE NiTSi in GX, rh:::r, jfAl 9, r.w r. PI TTYt 8VOVEL8, ffPAPES, OL IV. SASH, Ju rrxr. , nrr. packing bkitix B0PBS, shot, POWDER LEAD BXflBRASS AXP COPPER KETTl. BS, T1X i : IK TAU IE ,L.JJ POiUXA T CÜTLMCRE PANVAmvS TUJIXEM8 4JKQ MMOEESTAt Kf. l.rc , ETC cask Sum, ssS aema mat aoat caat, latisr j x" to' "N nKsna, sitting nan Staves awl M BNivil ' waww. -, IIIMt ... r I 1U i I l rl. .i - '.-I -it il f Iv. ri Rt raw Aal lm.I l ,... . ...! kafs sot Seas ekwafea, Cksha sfsnUaas, Bat ' Tia; - to cutch Mit- :ucl rl:.i 'ir.ip. ,o titls K. Tinners Cappcrers and bösen ax W'öiiia SN THE SXIÖP. ALL KINDS OF AM) HEAVY J i A RDW A RE IT AS 10W FI0TKR8 A3 CAN BE P0Ü5D ON Till.-; CONTINLXS Onr O. m Sa wer porchao i wSJl C.S51 I ( W lorr.vwil l:) at tho r. .y lov. -t prKir, n- ,l thtft pei at '' dt Aa trwtt qf triglU. Ufa ptsnsac to soil f. r Cbst aJ WS dun'to.rc wIumj vu th moi.y. r C nir-K r, e. I'M":

CLOTHING ARRIVALS AT G hi; AT U w a 00 (W VT uro bow raeelvlBR our 1 Winter G A n.! can show tJL-:j nAiiUoUffitdl oTObKOr liver bronchi to Plymouth, a.'i cjh oC'er btlicr bargniua la 14 1 v-opc r-. p rirp - r I isALlLfJES. DELAINES ALLA I ' C 5, t? CJ ö D FO R 3 tTITS. or Clothing assortment is oMnplate aa 1 will eil at Vrf ir Prices. A t-p'.ei d At Stock of H ATS. C A P S . AND; Cents Famishing Goods. ffs fei -'C 4 run xaso s j v i p Pint (is Pnealns bimi - And malts CLOTHDfQ TO 0EDSR. 117 Litesl Stylca. t9 6. k M. BKCKER QBiaoisTS. Ü. BLAIN & CO.. 7.-,: c--; I Ugn ni fam lau. Plymoatba T 7 I S I 3 last ramtaeS a froi mmtv at taa 71 Ltl In "ur 11m -f IrxSo. ut-.-'.: BMUÜJ i I'Migs ncaiicsnea, s.a... hi 1 . r--StuTYa, ITarulah, Gl.-:, Bratacs, ietxjnfria 1 t rf i it kM .' j r nai?dl ," r MM BI We k Ttf'rt rl, .nd SUlMllat tSSS-auiM-j rat jt qvaatity ot Ktiva n CsslOB. alassfsryatato asSsisi KER 0SMNE LAMPS. Fat ymratBj: '.)? ra We a;-rtj .'or (.S ; ta ip Patent Mediclaet, Bj PRESCRIPTIONS, Cupfnli p::t r.t nt nl! Lo-irü ot tli? j A t A . tr aa ! sspcrienced itruvstt. W earoertlj Iba paalk to favor an wiiti n rail mid extatfra .Br texik. Ptook. and Sccoitm eonaloevdoftba bet ua. ve ug a uawrai iuiuc-s. O ELA.IXa.CO. . . ... . - . 1 ) Lisa RW1 STOB 2k e ! tilABUSXXa iH 18 to. W. E- BROWN, Swr to PERSHING 3 BROWN, rwer ti jud i cms, PR KS CR IP TJ O y S I'arcfullr prepared at all ftor of da- or nlUt, wv. a r.f.owN.

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! SHOOK&ORAVVFC 1 I .: . 1 Quoons CK X O . OLA8SWAR2 an d L A LT I I Of tin Tats t nasi apiwuiidatjln, afc will be cu!-itptite.-. tbat A.; 1 1 c. CALL AM- EI . Also a fiesi rHOICEFAMILl C .i .r Sss) fur yi I SIK)9K i CR '.a FOB ' BECKES C c J , I Der . t-ir J.itlc to Uten I hitorm Oie rllll lll I iv uidb ' (.'-::.: Uli i la r: o e n ! i At t'. t;TTv. "r.c'r;iic Crsd '.' B -" to ."v bMDCe bbS Ml-..'. C-vrj-,rr JTOdccr. lAr arhldh tiu-y ahra i paj ie hlKttet-t - -ka: prl BETTER GROCi Has any isr bsa Bf ar acs -A- fl w: k VX f CHRA Tb:u f-r t Sri .r . r Ui i their Relgbba j Ai jr pan is Aaae rslwws tttf: j coi.:-..- ate b c;.i:.i ... I i;' . V?. 6 CCEBiyS BRICK LI rLT.SA W a .aa .. .. - -W. VC Vj. t I I saw aantskiacS n s9 iWnatrnd 1 ) 'U Oaavtotlaa at CLOTllIN'O, l'U TS a SIR1 i)i;;ss ; t Mt'Sl ! . I ! HE L.V1XK HOSIKKY OLOV ES, I1KNTS FL K.N i GOODS, ; inrnnorn am.TP0ö riitiit . iii GLaKiotj iiiÜit A . . s BlOOiN GREENBACK! Tu Bm mat "ii if i l r Saal LARCEST DILL. OF COOOS. VbaaUa! Iba ppla lht It m ?-ut wv..t esy. tli-.-j have ictlu.t tl lliuir ; ri .-a aa (ttUawa : afatd wide Bleached Mu worth is eU. at 121 etl. j jim;h.n Barth i-'ö I bj . at 10 cl Poplina, worth C 1 ht T! ata, nlafann LaaSfwa, worth 35 eta , a: CS etj. Flaonela, worth eta ; C I tta t.io.d Crash. 10 . . - J. .? Co. Jlt.l.?'T PPUl ATION TOR LlCt.NSE N titic A l.-.jil.-.- tiv n tliat tS u.lar- : aigaed will vi A : iL uext r.y.lar n ot he eaas istianar rai:it .1 Mrhall couatj, f-r licii-'P ia r;ail ij'ir:tuo.ii atri audi uieiots tn enaatttaaa has u.n a quart a' a time. Th.-location on arLicS wa r -rot foil it4 v.n lui lino . f. ' : .. N' . -. a aJiiti-n to tha town sf .Arpr, llaraJI ( h 2 COl LLLN a ftOWUEa