Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-12-03
NEWS ITEMS.

n circus rider in Mobile lately threw seventy one
sOmersets in succession. He isalmOst as expert at
that sport modern Democrats.
Mr.. Broughton druggist at Evansville, has con
cluded successful experiments in granuating sugar
from the Chinese sugar cane. The editor OF the
Journal has seen simole and says 1t Is very me.
Mr.. Broughton will prove to any one DESTROYS to
learn it, the process by which he produced the su
gar.
The old State Bank building at Michigan city is
offered for sale.
The Michigan City Enterprise advertises to take
Walkers Red Dog in payment of subscriptions
All right One is about equal to the other. and "a
fair exchange is no robbery
Neal Dow the temperance orator, who has just
returned from extensive lecuring tour in Europe,
received a very fattering reception in Boston, on
the l9th inst, when the fremont Temple WAS fill
ed, and hundreds were unable 10 get in. The audi
ence was IN lnly composed of ladies and Sons OF
Temperance i'll regalia.
Tnc Morgan G. tzctte slys that the case of w IN.
Gibson, sentenced to twenty-onc years to the pcn-
Tertiary for the murder of Robert Mann at the Dem
ocratic barbecue last fall, which the Supreme Court
reversed is to be had again at the next term of the
Court, having been ;ntinucd on account of the alb
sencc OF witnesses
The steamboat Rainbow was burned on Satur-
day morning week, on the Mississippi river, near
Napoleon Ark, and seventy five lives were lost.
/ The boat estimated to be worth S25,ooJ. In
surcd.
I The schooner Fiying Cloud was wrecked near
Grand Calumet on Lake Michigan on the 18th
nit. The captain, Sherwood, and six men were
frozen to death; only two person. escaped, and
/ of them was badly frozen. The schooner hid ON
board $500 bushels of wheat.
The Cincinnati Gazette says that German of
that city applied for marriage license the other
dav, AMI being asked why he wanted to get hurried
in these "hard times" replied:
Il plenty time now-nothing to do. Soon have
work. work-can't tend to mine wife. Plenty time
now--'o gets married.
/ fire in Piqua Ohio, on Tuesday morning burn
ed block of old frame buildings, half square in
length, belonging to Mrs. Mary Johnson, an aged
widow lady. The engines were all frozen up, and
would not work.
Tn: "Columbus Republican, is the title of a new
paper started at Columbus in this State under the
editorial management OF Nj. X. Hill. His saluta-
tory is very explicit and forciblc statement of Re
publican views and indicates that he is practised,
as well As a ri ght- thinking writer
The indianapolis Journal saws Gov. Boutwell,
lccturcI in that city, on Thursday week, on the
subject of america before the discovery by Column
bus The Gov, in his lecture, attempted to
tablish the probability that the inhabitants of the
Old w orld hii OCCASIONAL but interrupted commu-
nicon with this continent long before the days OF
Columbus and that the fist settlers here were de
rived from that source.
Rumor SAYS that Kossuth will pay the United
States another vi sit befor long.
There are eleven hundred licensed dosgcries in
Chiclgo.
\ gentleman of Raleigh Co., Va has fine large
calf which has no eyes or any appearance OF any,
vet can 20 through gate, gap in the fence, or
any entrance withou; difficulty, and tell when
il is getting near tree, stump, fence well
person can.
prisoner has just been discharged from Penn
sylvana State Prison. who has woven, in two years
and ten months, thousand six hundred and eight
wards of carpet. He received S15 for verwork du-
ring his Imprisonment.
The average attendance ut the church Of Henry
Ward Beecher is three thousand persons. In order
to accommodate the multitude that thronc to hear
him, the New York Times says, sit has been deter
mined to fill the aslcs ofthe church with folding iron
chairs, which will be placed in two rows, and at the
close of the service be folded back against the ends
of the pews''
The Grained Locomotive is responsible for the
following:
"Another man killed in Memphis on Monday
last. There is no use in any one, tired of living,
committing the sin of suicide, nova days. If he
wants to die suddenly, let him go to Memphis, and
boo around little while"
I The Fncastle Valley Wing SAYS that Samuel
HairSton, of Ptsvlvana county. is the richest nun
in Virginia. He owns one thousand seven hun
bred slaves, and they increase at the rate of one
hundred yelr. He is estimated to be worth S.
100000.
NJ <-'S"~'''h -A"''"oif "iH'hS ehc Inst VI tic
men of the Revolution, died at Newton, Licking
county, Ohio, the Sth uIt, at the patriarchal
age of 1909 wears. He was born in Maryland, in
IT'S entered the of the Revolution at its COM
mencement, and remained in the army until its
close. He was in the battle Of Germantown, fire.
quently Washington, and one occasion as
sentinel guarded his tent. Mr.. A. removed to Ohio,
in 1917.
Gov. Walker has bought part of Fort I.eav-
enworth Therescrveis three miles square, is three
miles from Leavenworth City, and will probably
become part of the town. Gov. Reeder was re-
moved for. as alleged, specializing in lands in the
Territory, and all the administration papers and
the party said that sufficient cause for his re-
moval. The same editors now publish the account
ofWalkers speculation without Il word of censrlre.
Speculation VS. political death to Reeder; with
Walker it is only the precursor of greater Political
preferments.
A citizen of Miami county, Ind, named Lecrc
made 90 barrels of Molasses this season from six
acres of Chinese Sugar Cane.
The Southern papers announce a depreciation i'm
the price ofhuman stock of 10 per cent
Most of the bogus Democratic papers in this State
iuStify no coursa of tho I.ooamnton