Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28

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Mrs. Hrr. A. LOCKE, Miss. Mary
WooDsURY and Miss LOUISA BRIcds, have
been employed by the Trustees to teach the
graded school in this place the coming
summer. The school, report says, COM
mences next Monday.
{ We do not understand the policy Of en-
ploying all female teach in the school but
perhaps our city Solomon's do.
The .. s. Express Office at this place, |
was robbed ON Wednesday night, 22'd, of
So, S12 in bank bills, by clerk in the Of
fec name Frcl. Gipe, who took passage
the same night on the y o'clock eastern
train. The larceny having been discovered
a few minutes after the departure Of the
train, the Agent, DIR. Lemon, Immediately
procured Locomotive and made chase af-
ter the fugitive as soon as steam could be
got up. Arriving at 1T. Wayne the agent
ascertained that Gipc was certainly on
the train, and had proceeded on east. He
telegraphcd to Christine and had him ar
rested on the arrival Of the train at that
place, where the agent overhauled him and
brought him back here on Saturday morn
ing last. Upon his examination before the
Justice on the same day, we understand he
plead guilty and was held to bail in the
sum of $1,000 for his appearance at Court.
Not being able to give the necessary secu-
rity he was committed to jail. The money
he took was all recovered excepts5. 1.-The
way of the transSressor is hard" says
Solomon. Young men should take warn
ing from this case, and avoid temptation.
Young Gipe had previously sustained
good character, and his relations here are
very respectable citizens with whom we
sincerely sympathiza in their trouble.
Mr.. S. S. NASH, who lives about "a
miles northwest of this place, had $50
gold coin taken out of bis trunk in his house.
short time since. He did not miss the
treasure until Sunday last.
Our jollysold friend ELLIOTT is NOT to
be discouraged by tribes. He can paint a
sign as well as any one, mako the most
comfortable chair you ever sat on, and re-
pair it when occasion requires: Read his
advertisement, and if you require his servi-
ces. all You have to do is to say SO.
IA Dutch Shoemaker, named Jacob
Yost who has been working for some time
past, for Mr. John Gipe, in this place, was
apprehended on Sunday last, on a charge
fof larceny. preferred against him by a fell
low countrylnan He gave bail for his ap-
pearancc on Monday, when the investiga-
ton Of the charge was commenced, but not
completed, owing to the absence Of wit
ness, who hal to be sent for-a The investi-
CATION accordingly had to be postponed un-
til next day The ho1. rolled round for
recommending the hearing but the Dutch
man was not to be found. He had
given leg-bail, and-left his friend who went
his security for his appearance to pay the
penalty. The amount he was charged with
stealing was $50. His bail-bond was
800. y
Van Amburgh d Cos Menag:rie and
Circus will be here on the 4th proximo
| II is said to be the most extensive, wcalty
and renowned Company in the world
those connected with it being worth So,
600, 900. OF course it will be no one horse
show. No puffis required of us to insure
large crowd. The announcement that
Van Amburgh & Cos Menagerie and Cir
Gus is to be here, will bring the multitude
together, at the appointed time, from all
quarters of the country.
-Nr. a. j. HosLER, who has been
making some very fine and beautiful Am
brotype pictures for some weeks past, in
this place, expects to remain here only un-
til the 4th proximo.. Those who wish to
get good likeness Of themselves or chill
dren, had better embrace the opportunity of
doing so before his departure.
-Messrs. OGLEsBEE, SHIRLEY q Roe, it
will be seen, by consulting our advertising
columns, have opened an entire new Stock
of Goods in their new building on Laporte
Street. Those in quest of good bargins
should give them call.
The County Treasurer has a few words
to say to Delinquent Taxpayers, through
ouI paper to-day
- - Rail Road Meeting. fsi
On Saturday, the 9th, says the Rochester
FJuo pofico no v,x ~ boon or vo, tho friends