The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-21
Etczass of Interest.

tured with . cargo Of Kidnapped Africans,
was fitted out at Boston, Mass
VIM. Ii. Taissler, Of Lima. Ind, has
obtained patent for an improved fruit
and vegetable cutter.
Gen. C. Z. Pillow, of Tennessee. is out
in favor Of Douglas
A man in Michigan has shipped 100,
eco Wild pigeons to New York, this
Spring.
Good prospect for corn bread in Kan
sas, It's season. Wheat crop cut OF By
the dry weather.
The next II. E. Conference viii be
held in Philadelphia.
The young ladies' Of Utica. !. Y. are
forming clubs for gyFnnasiic exercise.
The cattle disease is extending west
ward
Hon. Horatio Seymour declines run
ming for President or Vice President,
The crops throughout the South arc re-
ported to be first rate.
Tho widow Of Lord Byron is dead.
Many Railroad companies make excel
len. time, but no money. Time is not
money always.
Three churches. and several other
buildings. were destroyed by a storm, las.
week. at Alton, I'll.
New wheat, the first of The season,
sold in Memphis, Tenn, last week, at
50 SO per bush. l. was grown in Mssis-
sippi.
All the cotton used in the factories Of
England. goes from America.
A man at Lacrosse, Wis. Won $4,000
from Faro bank. last week. The bitter
was bitten that tine.
The New Orleans editors are feas,ing
or green corn.
Hay is worth penny a pound in En-
gland. and sheep and o.her catt'o are
starving at that.
Two men at Dubuque nave become era
zy by Witnessing the execution Of Gillian
! Connecticut editor says hat for for
ty years "his mouth never uttered q lie.
Probably the gentleman speaks thro' bis
nose,
Austin Blair is the republican candi-
date for Governor CT Michigan.
The bill for the admission of Kansas
failed in the Senate by vote Of 81 to 80.
The mqmmoth ship. "Grea, Eastern"
was advertised to leave England for this
country, on the 9!h ins,.
Willard Fillmore has formally declared
his intention to vo.e for Bell and Everett
Major Gen. Jessup dieI at Washington
City last we k. Ils was brave soldier,
and his death IS greatly Jeplored
Commodore Vanderbilt refuses to car
r. the mails to California any longer
Blondin has again crossed the Niagara
river on a rope. His feats on the last oc-
casion were more surprising than ever.
A water spou. on Lake Michigan, las.
week. destroyed a schooner and eight PEI
! sons.
Hon. S. NJ. Burroughs. H. c.. from
;he Orleans district, y. Y. IS dead
4 man in Huntington, iowa, recently.
while bIasphemiug God in horrible man
ner, was strucl, wi,h palsy. aud died i'm
mediately.
The last news from Denver City, IN
relation to the geld mines, is very en-
oouraging.
Francis P. Blair has resigned MS sea;
in Congress. and intends 20 90 before his
constituents as candidate for re-elec-
ton.
The United States Agricultural Society
will hold its next exhibition at Cincinnati,
in September. The premium list IS larger
than any similar Fair in the world.
Miss Harriet Hosmer has been awarded
the work of executing the statue of Tho
mas Il. Benton. The cost viii be $40, GOO
Ex-preslent Martin Van Buren, still
enjoys good health. is form is erect,
his step firm, and his mind active and
clear.
The coolie trade between San Francisco
and China. continues very active.
The Artesan we'll at Columbus, O., i.
2,4oo feet deep; no signs of water yet.
Gov Willard made an able and effective
speech, at New Albany, recently. in re
ply to the false attacks made by Colone
Lane upon Democratic State policy
The Troy Budget says that Morrisey
will 90 into training mmediately, with :
view Of fighting Heenan.
A man has been appointed in Portland,
Maine, to ares all truants from schools,
and return them TO their duties
Keziah Gambler. girl of seventeen, liv-
ing with her mother in Cincinnati. com
mitted suicide last week, because her
mother refused her permission to marry.
Out of 6,O43 people attacked by he
cholera. recently, on the Malabar coast,
4,458 died.
It's stated tkat the grand juries in En-
clad o.o ~ a., ohal,rbaJ