The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-02-16
HThe BALL a. the Edwards II

TThe BALL at the Edwards House. the 22i
inst, promises to be the most elegant one of the
season. The Edwards House" sustains its repu-
taton a first class Hotel, AMI always WILL while
Capt. Bailey has the arrangement
u Signs of an earthquake al the end OF the
bridge OH Michigan street. Town MIrshdl
please call and examine.
&c We learn from South Bend that large
number of persons will start from that place for
Kansas in the Spring.
IL Produce is nov transported by railroad from
Chicago to Boston without change of cars.
TAnew Post O.Hce has been established at
Hanna's Station, on the p Fl. Weyne and c. Rail
road.
p Nicholas Longworth of Cincinnati, paid
$4,000 tax during the past year.
u We have no acquaintance with the editor Of
the Crown Point Register. nor are we particularly
anxious for any, since shat vngenuemanly and en-
!irely unprovOked allusion to the Messrs. Nc
DONALD and ourselves, which he made in his Pa
per week or two siRce. We have never before
alluded to the so-called editor of the Grown
Point Register, and row dismiss the fellow from
further notice by US. merely rem,rking, kow-
ever, that the Register has long been a disgrace to
ats Party AMI stigrai on the town
IL The DznocR,r is LIVE Plper established
tor the benefit of our Town, and Marshall county,
generally. well for ourselves. Here we have
locltei-investel large amoun,--and intend to
make our Papera PERMANENT "Instltution,' keep
ing Redcrs well posted in every matter Of in
terest
IL We learn that JoHv SOrcE, Esq, of Bro
men, in this County, intends removing to Kansas
shortly. Mr. Spice has held the Offices of Post
master and Justice If the Peace a. Bremen, and
disharged the duties of both in an honorable
manner. We wish the Squire much success, and
nIeasant journey TO his new home.
u Roads improving and orr streets crowded
almost every diy with teams from the country
one of the best signs of prosperity IN anv towo =
The trnth IS, thIt Farmers living even a long dis
lance from Plymouth. finI that the high prices p,io
for Produce, in our market, justify them in bring
ing it here.
" Mr.. :. Moore, we understand will soon re
tire from the management Of tho Moore House. ,
with a fortune we hope; if he does not he de
serce, one ut least, for his efforts to please are az
knaSledged by all who have pltrontzed his Hotel
Success to Mr.. More, in whatever business he
NAV engage.
DOur urge. AMI stel'lily increasing S.bs.rin-
ton List afJrds great Undue ements for Advcr,sino
in our Paper. We have fixed our figures at !. 900
che present "signs Of the times" plainly snow that
IN short time our List will be up tc that amount
u Doy'r FORGET to read the letter from DR.
Mcdowell to REV.. Mr. Beecher, published in
our paper last week. IL cuts the whole Band o,
Traitors. (of whom this nan, Beeeher. il the
chief) to the quick. They are as dumb under the
scorching effects Of this letter. "as the sheen be
fore the shearers."
re- The Boston Poet saws that John
Browns widow has already received 81
QUO az her por ion Of the sales of Bro~n's
life.
@ Stephens. one of John Browns ac
completes in the late murderous outraps a,
Harpers's Ferry, was convict.d last wsek
Sentence not passed.