Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-07-02

tradicted by the officers. Those who are
not well posted in money matters had bet
ter refuse Tecumseh money
The hog cholera is quite destructive at
Chicago. The symptoms correspond with
those shown in actual cases of cholera
The disease prevails where still slops have
never been used.
We stated last week that tho Boone
County Pioneer had died of an epedemic
that was prevailing among the Democratic
papers, but it turns ont to be mistake.
Three men, John LaPointe, Israel
Shoultz, Jacob Nueslin, were hung in ST.
Louis one day last week, each for separ-
ate murder.
One of these extraordinary natural Curl
osities, green rose, may bc seen at Thor
burns seed store in Broadway, New York.
The leaf, stalk, buds and flower are all like
those of the ordinary roses in form, but all
of one uniform green color. The parent
stalk is said to have come from Japan.
ExGov. Wright has accepted an invi-
tation to partakc of supper, at Indianap-
oils, previous to his departure for Berlin.
lie designs leaving on the 14th; the sup
per will be discussed the evening before.
The farmers in Harrison county, Ind,
says the Corydon Democrat, complain of
the destruction Of the growing crops by the
army worm.
The Iron Horse now pursues his way
without stop or important deviation from
direct line from Bangor, Maine, to .Jefler-
son City, Missouri, distance of seventeen
hundred miles, half as far as London, in
three days.
Gen. Cass declined public dinner ten
dered him, few days ago, by his friends
in Detroit, previous to his removal to
Washington City, which he seems to have
determined upon.
There were q 900 failures in the United
States last year. The debts are estimated
to have been more than $50, O00, 900 and
the loss of the creditors more than SAC, 000
600.
At the great Bunker Hill celebration
there were 1900 Free Masons in full rega-
liza. Five regiments of military marched
in the procession, which took an hour and
a half to pass given point.
A Welsh Colony of 200 persons arrived
at Portland, Me-, last week under the care
of Rev. Mr.. Roberts, on their way to Ten
nessec, where they have purchased land at
Scots an acre.
Rev. Mr.. Sturgeon concludes not to visit
this country at present. His American
publishers have forwarded 81, 900 as the
result. Of three months sale of his sermons
here.
1t turns out to be mistake about the
yellow fever having mado its appearance
in New York.
The Delaware lands will be offered for
sale, on the 18th inst., at Osawkcc, Kan
sas.
The merchant who does not advcrtsclib
orally in the newspapers. has been very APP
propriatcly compared to man who has n
lantern, but is too stingy to buya candle.
The Vevav Revicllc says it is stated that
James II. Lane has left the Republican par
ty and is now acting with the Free State
Democratic party in Kansas. Guess the
Republican party and the Free State Dem
ocratic party arc one and the same.
Tho Vincenncs Gazette says that more
than half of the circulating notes of the
Branch at Vinccnncs OF the State Bank OF
Indiana have been redeemed.
The Louisville Journal notices the arrival
there Of one million dollars in silver, from
New Orleans, in charge of Adams d. Co.'S
Express, on it way to the United States
Mint, at Philadelphia.
Col. Titus is out in a card in the New
York Herald, vindicating himself from the
charges of cowardicc, and takes occasion
to charge Walker and Lockridgs with the
most heartless crucltics imaginable. 1.-The
war of roses" is at hand.
Douglas Jerrold, editor of Lloyd's
Weekly Newspaper, died at his residence,
Kilburn Priory, st. Johns Wood, short
time since. -.a e n well
John Bowling, formerly Of this State,
and at one time co-editor Of tho Wabash
Express, which paper he and his brother
Tom started in 1841-they were then both
whigs-has been promoted to first-class
clerkship in the Indian Bureau at Washing
ton tt o.sei s2
Two sons Of JONI NJ. BRANwELL, Of In
dianapolis, aged about seven and ten years
respectively, were drowned in White river
on Friday last.