Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-18

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indianapolis convenes on the Goth inst
bids fair to be stormy gathering
We hope, however. that wise and peace
full counsels will prevail. and the me-
cessary business of legislation alone be
transacted. Legislative caterwauing, as
we had it in the Senate two years ago, is
a disgrace to the State. and should not be
tolerated. Let no Democrat disgrace him
self by such ou.landish conduct.
I Mr.. Forsyth. y. s. minister to Mexico,
is now on his return to this country.
A poor widow was asked how she be-
came SO much attached to a certain
neighbor, and replied that she was bound
to him by several cords of wood which
he had sent her drring hard winter.
Born, at South Windsor, Conn, Oct.
90, 1857. two daughters and son, and
Oct. Is, 1853. two SONS to I. F. Strong
making three sons and two daughters born
within a year. .a
Do good with what thou hast, and it
will do thee good. ,-.2
Mr.. Clemens. who was wounded in a
duel by Mr.. Wise, near Richmond, Va,
is now pronounced out of Danger, and il
is thought. that he will recover the use of
his injured limb.
Green peas were selling at Norfolk, Va,
last week. at fifty cents bushel, and were
very plentiful at that.
Let thy tongue take counsel of one eye
rather than two ears; let the news thou re-
porteth be stale rather than false, lest thou
be branded with the name Of liar.
A Philadelphia printer. Philip Lynch.
who entered the Office of the Enquirer
twenty years ago. poor lad has been
elected to the Legislature in California, and
has made a fortune in farming and stock
raising.
The most successful importer of apples
to Europe. from this country, is said to
be Mr.. r. L. Pell, Of Ulster CO., n. Y.
He picks by hand, and handles and packs
his apples so carefully that they arrive in
London in better order tn an market apples
usually reach our own cities, and having
been carefully selected, sell for $40 per
barrel, and sometimes IS high as $50.
Joshua R. G:ddings lectured at St. Lou
is last week. In making an allusion to the
bred Scott decision, he was Kissed.
Among the vows that man has to take
in vhap ha -, III
he will find plenty of tea and rice for his
wife during her life.
The Mayor of Portsmouth, Va, has Ia
ken measures for the arrest aud fning of
every person, no matter of what rank or
condition, who is heard swearing in the
streets.
The Maine Farmer states that pre-
MUM was awarded at the State Fair for
calf skin tanned by the use of sweet fern
The skin was tanned in one week, and had
the appearance of the best French calf
skin.
A Mr.. Greene. of Illinois, advertises in
the Terre Haute Journal. for energetic
young men to accompany him to Venezu.
ella in South America, to hunt and
slaughter Wild cattle.
There are $50 inmates in the Blind
Asylum in Ohio.
So abundant has been the wine crop in
the north part of France this year.
good quality wine can be purchased there
Fl opa capf uuorf
w. J. Cowing. of the Rushville. Ind,
Republican, is candidate for Journal
clerk ofthe House of Representatives.
1t is stated that three. fourths of the mo-
ney paid by Government to the Indians,
goes into the hands of Indian traders.
Utah claims 100, 1000: inhabitants, and
will probably apply for admission into the
Union at the next session of Congress.
Hon. Tom. Corwin is spoken of as can
didate for Speaker Of the next House of
Representatives.
The Great Western Railway, in Canada.
have resolved to build solid iron bridges.
in place Of the wooden ones. over all the
important streams on their line.
g The Governor has ordered another
election for Treasurer of Marion Co., Ind.
to he held on the 3Oth of November. 1858.
The Indian war in Oregon is over. Col.
Wright has granted peace, and Gen,
Clarke has returned to San Francisco.
Crowds of disappointed gold seekers
are returning from Frazer's River to Cali
fornia. Two steamers brought back one
thousand. ,la
The official authorities of the new
Methodist Church, in Newcastle. Ind
have positively prohibited splitting tobac.
co juice in the church.
Obloquy is a necessary ingredient in
the composition of all true glory.
Eg Col. = was at one time a
popular practitioner in the Philadelphia
Courts. On one occasion, when he was
for the prosecution. his witnesses had been
subjected to terrible cross examinat on