Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-10-09

of each party are satisfied tina. triumphant
Vic Dry awaits them.
Mining, the great leading interest Of our
Safe, Is, as general thing, in prosper-
Gus condition. his is especially the case
upon the rivers; which owing to the unus-
ual droulh. arc lower than ever before
This. while it cuts short the supply Of
those dependent upon di ches. fciIi ates
opera ions In the beds ofthe streams. wiich
are being conduc ed on a more extensive
scale than during any preceding year
The YELL from dis source will be immense
before the close of The season; especially
should the rai.:s hold of lac The work
ing of quarz. although not always attend
ed win success, is, as a whole, sa i.ftc.ory.
and the prospec: encoura5 ing. In many
par.s OF the country, but little can b. doe
fJr want of waer. Works suppiym.s dis
want are in great demand, and ot.cr e
best "Ppor,uni les for inves ment. In fac;.
We Know Of Bo otner hIhl If Improvement
that holds t'rsh such inducements To CAD
i,alss; 1t being safe. permanent .ad prof.
table. We hope the moneyed men OF The
East. and elsewhere, will urn their alien.
ton to this new and extensive field Of in
yestment.
This will prove profitable season to the
nursery man, the stock raiser and tie far
mer. The former has produced large
quantities of frui, FIR which he ! as found
ready sales and good prices We know If
many who viii ,ealiza small fortunes from
tie sale OF heir peaches alone Tie crops
throughout the S;ae have been good. ex-
cept in some Of the sou.ke II IIis.lirts.
whe'e lhey suffered from the dly weather.
Prices also of agricultural produce have
been fair; thus securing the farmer a better
remuneration, perhaps. than any preceding
year.
Education having been provided for wi +.
a liherali Y that brings il within the reach
Of all, all classes seem disposed to avail
themselves OF is advantages; So we have at
present as large a number Of scholars in
Our public schools, compared with our pop
ulatloa, as any other ci Y in The Union;
while, IN addition to these. high schools
have been established bo;h in this place and
in Sacramento
There is a good deal OF animosiy grow
ING up in California and Oregon. towards
the Mormons, bolh or occount of the in
hereat Hileness Of their teachings. an of
iheir emissari.s having been dese,.ied Incl
ting the northern sayages to hos;iiies
against the whies
\ shocking murder WAS committed Nav
%. a, Heath q Emory's ferry, on tie
Sanislaus Riv-r Mr. Weeks, proprietor
Of the Lone S,ar House, and bis wife, were
found beneath the smoking ruins Of ih,i..
dwelling ON that day. evidently murdered:
bu, n clue 10 the perpetrators has rs ye:
beer baEle-I
E.Habeth Lazzell, GIL of about iour-
'cen years old, WAS stolen from her parents
las week. by 4 evu3iv- q agto:s named.
Wallace and Wales They crossed lbs
bay. aud proc.e ing up the opposite SHE.
played Il. tie various kamlcts IN he rad,
leaving. As the siIl says. lie places wlere
; they pr M, whenever practicable. vi hout
paving their bills On reaching San Jose
they were arres,ed AMI brourAt buck when
The girl Was restored to heir home and her
&i!napperS, in default Of bail; were COM
M TED 70 jai. TIER case Las since beer.
cx.m;aiel and seat to the grand iirv.
ghe Ni5i!anee Commit ice. hrf,re their
iin,i alj,urln:ent, lie, Cusck, Thomp-
-nn aad uenne-sy, WHO h..d Prev u V
been warned T. leave the sac, Tia. Icy
nj GIT Co So by he a.eanser If Srp ember
5.h; af.er which, if f'lnd n rhe city, hey
viii near The penal cf dea h
Several weeks ., tie Inl9.ns on Kiag's
river. having at;em2 ri To- : eal some hUr-
ses, we're pursued by tie whhes and five
of their number killed Mr.. Campbell. the
agent N tat sec.ion, has been compelled.
in consequence, to remove the Indians from.
Kings river, to the San joaquin.
Twelve Indians, belonging to the Pitt
river tribe, were recen " killed in Klamath
county, while attempting to murder pack
er named Smith.
For the first time in the history Of the
city, there IS not prisoner in tie Jail Of
this county awaiting trial