Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-04-02

-"Liuely and gossiping,
Stored ,ciM the treasures of tottIing ,eorld
And ,OiA a spice Of Mirth, too"
The Washington Union says the stories
in relation to the physical feebleness Of the
President under the solicitous attentions o
the Office seekers. are all false, odd Buck
being in better health now, than for II
years past. s84
The corner stone of the Clay monumen,
will be laid at Lexington. Ky. July 4th
In sixteen towns in Otsego county. N
~. the Democrats have gained over / 500
ON last falls vote.
The N. H. Patriot says the democratic
gain In that State. on the vote for Govern
or at the late election, is about $500.
The principle of rotation in office. now
adopted by the administration. applies on.
ly to the larger class of Offices.
Since the first day of January last, II.
368 emigrants have arrived ct the port Of
New York.
In Philadelphia. during the year 1856,
there were IL commitments for arson
for burglary 81; murder 46; rape Is; rob.
berry SIS; manslaughter 9; highway rob.
berry 20; assault aud battery ais; steal.
ing l,355-but New York city keepa way
ahead of that.
Mr.. Samuel Crawford, President of tho
Terre Haute and Richmond Railroad, died
very suddenly at his residence in Terre
Haute, last week.
The error of an hour may become the
sorrow of q whole life.
The Bangor Wing mentions a cas-.
in shat town, where a man and his wife
imbbed the varoloid from a letter that hat
been sent them.
Gen. Packer, the Democratic nominee
for Governor of Pennsylvania, is a printer
by trade. Two U. s. Senator'S and thu
Chief Justice of Pennsylvania. were for
merly printers
Goliath must have been greatly surpris
ed when David hurled the stone at him, a
such p thing never entered his head before
A woman, numed Mrs Heate, has beer
confined in the Jail at amlin, in Canada
for debt, over seven years.
A Nebraska City paper says that bun
die Of New York Tribunes were recent,
received at that office, which contained
mouse's nest and FIVE young ones alive
besides severa! dead ones. supposed to hav
been poisoned by eating one of Greeley
editorials.
Mr.. Zimmerman, who lost his life by tn
railroad accident in Canada. leaves proper
ty valued at nearly $4,000 pounds.
Gen. Samuel Black is now spoken @
as the pro.ninen. candidate for the Gov
ernorship Of Kansas.
Since the formation Of our Government,
suits amounting to Sc. 100000. have bee
brought against defaulters. Nothing coul
be obtained, and Uncle Sam" had to pa
the cost.
Gu: Of d company Of 600 Mormons VIII
attempted to reach Salt Lake. during tn
past winter, So persisted from cold on n
Plains.
ION. Mr.. McMullen, of Virginia. it j
thought. will De appointed Governor 9
Utah.
Mr.. Appleton. on account of i'll health
will retire from the editorial chair OF tn
Washington Union Mr.. A. was one O
those recently poisoned at the National
in tina, city.
Ex-President Pierce, and lady, vii
soon start on southern tour for the ben
fit of Mrs. Pieroe's health.
The annoyances practised by the Pana
ma authorities, upon California emigrant
and the mails, are now attracting the at
tention of the Cabinet at Washington.
Make yourself an honest man, and the
you may be sure that there is one rasc'
less in the world.
1t is feared that the splendid monumer
of Washington. at Baltimore, will b
destroyed, as the earth about the base
now giving way.