Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-06-03


Eg DR.. J. Brelsford is entitled to our
most distinguished consideration" for a
list of - new subscribers at Tippeeanoe.
In this county. The Doctor is true DEM
crat, and one Of the most energetic men in
the county.
W Messrs. Bissell & Cushmap, at Ty-
ner City, wish to purchase three Thousand
cords of stave and heading bolts, Tor which
they will pay cash, or goods at the lowest
prices.
re- Shade trees should have been set in
the Courthouse square, this spring..
A very small appropriation by the Com
missioners would make it one of the most
pleasant places in the county.
~A Bucket Company. composed of
boys between the ages Of sixteen and twen-
ty years has been organized, to be used in
connection with the Hook d Ladder Co..
This is another move in the right way. and
we hope to see all the town boys enlisted.
@We are sorry to learn that Miss
BETTY FULLER, of this place, is lying dan
gerously i'll, OF small pox. at Knox.
1t is reported there are two or three
cases of the disease in LaPorte.
EFWe would like to have some pota-
toes, apples. butter, eggs, lard, cornmeal,
wheat, flour, corn. OF anything We can use,
on subscription.
@- GoDEY's LADY's Book says. in re-
gard TO extended Hoops. that eff the la
dies, who carry this fashion to excess, on
ly knew what remarks are made about
them. and how they are laughed at, we
are sure they would come down from
the hogshead size to that of flour bar
REL" Them's our sentiments.
RPlymouth is now favored with a
night-watch. The Waterman is paid by
subscription from those most Interested
This Is all we'll enough, as long as it lasts;
may it last always. Plymouth is for In
novation.
Hon. w. II. ENGLISH will please ac-
cept our thanks for copy of Congress
Directory-a very useful pamphlet for ref
erence.
Our thanks are also due to Hon. S. Col
fax for Pub. Docs.
~Mons. ROMEO De Leo, the Barber.
took leave of absence, not long since. for
getting to settle few small accounts due
10 different individuals abb town. He
can be spared. ''nigger is niger, and
you can't make anything else of him."
W'The total amount of taxable proper
ty returned delinquent in this county, for
the present year is S5.773,52. The total
amount of taxes due for 1857, is $685.
&c: delinquent on former years. S3.264.11.
There are I.O72 polls delinquent, 124 Of
which are in the corporation Of Plymouth.
EF The communication in to-day's pa
per. on the subject of intemperance, is
worthy perusal. The writer appears to
be imbusd with the spirit Of his subject;
and his warning is entitled to some con-
sideration from the fact that he speaks from
experience regarding too tree use Of la
ger--twenty-fve or thirty glasses per day.
~The Northern Lrdianan, at War
saw, comes us to dressed up with pew type,
AID other indications of permanent i'm
provement. Hope its proprietor will re-
ceiye that pecuniary aid which his enter
prising efforts deserve.
E1-A special despatch to the N. Y.
Times, May ED, says that If The President
"told gentleman yesterday. that if Con-
gress adjourns on the 7th of June, he will
call them back"
WSome of the Republican papers say
that Col. Allen May is to speak at this
place on the 9th inst. We have received
no other notice of it, and consequently do
not make positive announcement