Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-06-17

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orally.
HThe Delphi papers give an account
of the murder of a man by the name of
Morrison, last week. The difficulty be-
tween two young m'n--the murderers-
and Morrison, originated about money mat
sers. Slung shot was the weapon used.
1The Michigan City Enterprise. of
last week, states that Aaron D. r. Brown
committed suicide at that place, June Cd,
by taking arsenic. From letters found on
his person it seems that the cause origina-
ted from the death Of his wife, whom he
loved devoully. This is the second death
by suicide which has occurred in Mich
gan City within two months.
GS~The trial of Fire Engines of Mich
gan City and LaPorte, which came off
few weeks since, is as yet undecided, if
we may judge from the papers. Each
company claims the victory.
EEThe citizens of Laporte and sur
rounding country are making preparations
for grand display the coming 4th. If
we had pass Gas we should have) we
would 60 up and Sc. the sights: as we ar.
not to have any demonstrations here,
Es-The Portsmouth CO., Tribune esti-
mates the damage, oy the late freshet 10
the Sciota Valley, at 100000.
N>We have only room to state in this
weeks paper that there will be a Firemens
Dance, at Aleman's Hall, Plymouth, on
Friday evening, July 2d, and that all who
dance are earnestly solicited to attend
More next week.
~Patterson & Cleayeland desire US
to say to our readers that they have just
purchased a fine lot of smoked hams and
shoulders which they are anxious to sell a,
reasonable rates.
ES-Pren,ice allows that some persons,
after becoming SO bad that they cant ex-
pect to get to heaven. seem to rest all their
hopes upon making themselves so much
worse that the devil wont take them!
ES-The White County Jacksonian says
that Judge Wright, formerlya resident of
Logansport. is Low with his family in Kan
sas. The Judge is stopping. temporarily,
with Rev. Mr.. Pratt. principal of the Bap-
list Mission. He is delighted with the
country and climate. and the change of as
ISOLATION seems to have wrought change
in the moral man, and excited his
benevolence If no counter influence is
brought to bear, We would not be surprised
to hear that he had donated this Institu-
ton the $4,000 over-issue of Tippecanoe
money.
~The Election Board under the En-
glish Bill, have organized. and appointed
the first Monday in August for holding
the election ordered by the BILL
Col. MAY.-This gentleman was to have
spoken in this place last week, but as we
failed to get the announcement in time to
publish it. and he no d. ubt learning that
the small pox was raging here. concluded
not to come The former editor of this
paper had charge of the exchanges, in
Guiding the ones which contained the no
tice and as he was called from home be-
fore reading them: when the announce
ment was discovered il was too late TO pub
lish it.
EgSome of the wooly-ites are mani
testing a great deal Of sympathy for ons
ROMEO De Leo. the niger barbsr. of whom
we spoke two weeks ago. We don't won
der at it--blood relations are apt to con-
tend for each other.
EE-A new counterfeit five, on the Wash
burn Bank, of Massachusetts. is out. The
Bank of Macomb county. Michigan, has
failad