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NATIONAL MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-Dr Grafton
Tyler, on Saturday, delivered an able address to
the candidates for the degree of Doctor of Medi-
cine in the hall of the Smithsonian Institution,
which, on the occasion, was filled with citizens
and strangers of both sexes. A band of music
played during the intervals DR.. Bacon, the
President of Columbia College, conferred the de-
gree on Walter Hay and B. A Clements of the
District of Columbia, John M. McCaa of Ken.
lucky, E. M. Scottof North Carolina, and T. w :.
Webb and -- Decker of Maryland
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

=. A: HALL............. Sole Lessee.
A ". FENNO.. Acting and Stage Manager.
II. 3. MATTESON. Treasurer.
First Night OF the Celebrated Troupe of French
Dancers called
THE ROUSSET FAMILY
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH I, 1858,
Will be presented the popular Drama, in two
acts, of
THE GOLDEN FARMER
Jenny Twitcher. ....... MIR. JOHN SETON
After which the ROUSSET FAMILY and ION.
MAUGIN will appear in
GRAND ADVERTISEMENT.
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The FAIR OF THE METROPOLITAN MEcHANIcs'
INSTITUTE is open in the east wing of the Patent
Office building from ten O'Clock in the morning
till the same hour at night. A fine band of music
is in attendance, and the machinery is run from
four to ten O'Clock. In addition to the many beau
tiful specimens of manufactures astefully arrang-
ed, visitors cannot fail to be gratifed with the ad-
miracle police regulations and the excitement
which the scene invariably affords.
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NEW YORK SPRING STYLE HATS
IN Beebe's spring style gentlemens Dress Hats.
further and large supply this day received at
STEVENS'S
Mar l-Ttif Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
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By Order of the Association.
Mar 4-eOtf
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

.Neay and Great .4ttraction-BreUer's Grand
1 Moving Mirror, the
"GLANCE AT THE WORLD
TAN REMAIN but a few days longer. For
" testimony as to its great beauty and attrac-
among the large numbers of delighted visitors
who have witnessed it during its exhibitions in
Washington.
Exhibitions every evening at halfpast seven,
and on Wednesday and Saturday afternoon at
half past three O'Clock.
Admission % cents. Tickets for sale at the ho-
tells and bookstores, and at the Hall.
March Aft
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ALEXANDRIA AND HARPER'S FERRY
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Also-A Museum of Engravings.
Feb l6-3t& eo3w
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-A white man about thirty
years OF age fell from the Washington National
Monument last Friday afternoon, and was in
stanty killed. He was stranger here, and his
body was exposed for recognition throughout Sat
urday, but it was not known by numerous parties
who inspected it. After inquest he was de-
Gently buried.
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MILITARy.-The visiting military from abroad,
generally, returned to their homes on last Satur-
day While here our citizen soldiery were unre-
hitting in their attentions to them
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21
Notice to Land Owners.

WNERS of land in township 30 north, IN
~ range : east, their heirs, agents or attor-
news, il residents within the county are here
by notified that the supervisor of district No. 5
in North Township, is required to open and
keep in repair county road 81 ieet wide' ac-
cording TO law, commencing OH the west side
of the Michigan road, on the line of sections 5
and Michigan road land, thence ives with
said line to the section corner, thence north
with said section line TO the south east corner
of section I6, township 30 north, range east,
thence west 10 the west line o. section l9 same
town and range.
Those owning OF having the care OF enclos-
ed lands along said line of road, arc requested
TO remove or cause to be removed, their len
ces by the 2lst dayot September S53, or the
Supervisor of said district will cause the same
TO be done without delay.
JAS. VINEDGE, Sup. dis. no. 8.
July IL, 1888. 2Ol''
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

The CROPS. Our exchanges bring us
more encouraging returns as the reward
Of the husbandman, since the harvesting
is over Ill the States Of Pennsylvania
Virginia. Maryland. Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan. The wheat crop in those States
yield far better than was predicted few
weeks ago, and in every instance in whic h
the fruit crop of various kinds has been
spoken of, it is represented as highly
promising. Give thanks, for it is the
duty alike of saint and sinner. That gen.
erous hand which so beautifully contrib
utes to our wants and niece ssities, should
not only inspire our hearts with lasting
gratitude to its author for our physica
comforts. but for the happy thought o
rendering our ability commensurate witt
our generosity. in ontributing to tn.
wants of the suffering millions in othe
and distant chimes.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

The Common Pleas Court now in ses-
sion. is patching business with COM
mendable speed. One or two rare and
rich cases have had their day and trial
affording few crums Of comfort to law
yers and no little amusement to specta-
tors. Many ludicrous scenes enacted in
courts of justice, have greater tendency
to detract from the dignity which they
ought to maintain, than those directly
engaged in them are able 10 realize at the
time
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21
RAILROAD SPEECHES.

Gov. WM. BEBB and JouN B. NILES.
will address the citizens of Marshall coun-
ty at the Court House. in Plymouth, on
Wednesday next, the 9th inst, at 9
o'clOckP. NJ, in relation to making Plym.
outh point on the Cincinnati, Peru, s.
Chicago Rail Road.
The citizens generally are invited to
attend, and give interest TO the occasion
their friendly counsel to the enterpri-
sing undertakes, and their subscriptions
and cash to the road. AS it is no lon ger
q question that such works develop the re-
sources Of the country, and enhance the
value of real estate contiguous to them
it is essential that we put them through
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

HABEAs CoRrJs.-Rather an amusing
trial was had at the court house on last
Sabbath upon the return of writ of ha-
beas corpus. The writ was issued the
day be fore, but was not successful in get
ting the parties together until Sabbath
morning.
Two young men had been twice tried
for grand larceny by justices of the peace in
the north part Of the county-at one OF
which trials they were recognized in bonds
o. some three thousand dollars for their
appearance before the Judges of the Su-
Prcme Court; but when the pa pers were
made out and presented to our clerk, the
Jus lice learned that he was not the clerk
of that court. The faithful officer, anx.
ious to rectify his error that justice might
epsue. again had the parties arrested, and
upon second investigation they were
acquitted, but those desiring that the
guilty should not go UNPUBLISHED. devils
ed ways and means to get them into Gus.
tody third time-he nee the issuing OF
the writ of habeas corpus. To show how
the parties were last deprived of their
liberty and appeared in the custody Of
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

IMPRovEMENTs.- very we'll
aware that our town is yet small--hut
Cincinnati. Chicago. and St. Louis were
also once small. A census report put us
down this spring at only about 700 inhab
itants, yet there have already been fin
ished, and are now i'm course of ere c.
ton. some forty three buildings since the
departure OF the icy fingers and chilling
blasts of winter, and still we daily see
preparations making for the commence
ment of more. Last winter, houses were
scarce. and it was anticipated that after
this seasons labor IN The erection of new
ones. the difficulty in obtaining comfort
able rooms in which to live, would be
to considerable extent, obvia teG-but
each one seems 10 have its tenants anx-
iously waiting. A house-a house: my
kingdom for house--we expect will be
the same cry next, as was all last winter
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21
SPECIAL NOELCES,
Rau 2sua0 Rottce.

s.s::=...a By an order of the Board Of Di-
80 rectors of the Fort Wayne and
Z licago Rail Road, an assessment Of ten
per cent on each share of the cash sub
scriptions of stock has been made. and
subscribers will be required to pay ,hat
amount on the first of each month--com-
mencing on the first of August nex;--un-
til the same is paid out Subscribers in
Marshall county will pay at Plymouth,
TO G. IL. REEVE Asst Treas.
June l6, 1888. l5tf.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

PAYING THE PRINTER. THE following
extract from an ancient manuscript found
in an antiquattd bake oven. explains tn.
origin of The manner III which printers
are generally paid:-
And Flintskinner. the mighty ruler of
he Squashheads, having called his chief
officers to his side. commanded them Inns:
Go we into all dominions and CON-
mand my people TO gather together their
treasures, even To a farthing and nay all
their debts-eyen TO the very smallest. >"
The officers did as the. were command
ed; and after a certain time, tie ruler
called them again unto him, and demand
ed of them how his orders had been obey
ed.
90. mighty Flintskinnc:." they re piled
your commands were heard throughout
the land, and fulfilled. for your people
are obedient."
And is every debt pdid?'
Yea. even the smallest"
'Are the merchant, The manufacturer.
and laborer, paid?"
"Ail paid"
Are :he tobacco and whisky bills set
tled,''
"A!l ALL"
'And have M people been provident?
have they laid up sufficlency to feed
:helr cats and dogs?"
Yea. they have even done that
"Well. my people are worthy. Now
( go we again unto them, and if there be
anything left. tell them TO take it and
pay the printer"
Germantown Emporium.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

On Saturday last. girl by the name OF
Sarah Hobbs, about fourteen years old, at
work IN the Chelmsford Mills, Dracutt,
met with shocking accident. She was
in the act of combing her hair and throw
ing it back, when it caught on shaft
revolving over her head. and wound over
it till it carried her up against beam,
cutting off both her thumbs, which lad
become entangled III her hair, and taking
the entire seal p from her head, from the
forehead back. The seal p was replaced
We learn from DR.. Kimball, who was
called to dress the wound. that she can
not reCover.-LoueU Courier.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21
q o r q I G. n
ARRIVAL OF THE TLANTIC.
New YORK. July IL.

New YORK. July IL.
Very little is said about Turkish af-
fairs, and it is now the general belief that
peace would be ma intained. Insurance
on the Danube is advancing.
FRANcE.-The proposed action of
France in regard to the Turkish question
was not known. 1t is officially reported
that the Emperor prefaced a formal note
10 Russia demanding to know whe Their
she meant peace or war. stating that
France was ready for either.
The report also adds that Napoleon has
consented to WITHHOLD the note at the earn
est request of M. Kessiliff, the Russian
Minister.
TURKEY.--No hostilities have yet ap-
peafed. and it is the general belief that
there will be none.
her frontiers.
The Turks have not ceased their war
like preparations.
Baron Bruck, the Austrian Envoy, ar.
rived at Constantinople on the 4th. Ii
is understood that he is charged with con
ciliatory proposals. tho it is not known
what is the spirit of Turkish affairs since
the last advices. and everything remains
in Statu quo, but with an improved feel
ing.
PERsIA.-There has been an extraordi
nary earthquake, and about $4,000 per
sons were killed during one night. TIL,
plague had arisen from the unburiet
corpses.
The cholera was at Theran. and locus:
at lspoham.
VIENNA. June 24th.-Russia insist;
no longer on special treaty with Tur
key, but her demands are now confined
to guarantee. in the form of noe.
Paris. Monday .--Private letters from
JazZa, Moldavia, OF the 18th. say that al
extraordinary courier from St. Petersbur,
passed the day previous on his way t.
ConstantinOple with another ultimatum
with a notice that If it was not accepte,
in eight days the Russian army woul
cross the frontier, and commence hostil
tiles. A division of the Russian army
4O,O0O strong. is already within tw
leagues of the Turkish frontier.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

A CIT1.-Our neighbors of Laporte,
have recently determined by vote, that
their tOUn should be dubbed city, hav-
ing adopted a city charter by almost a
unanimous vote. We do not envy our
neighbors the appellation. which is doubt
less richly deserved. but whilst they are
building city by their uotes, we are rear
ing up one by physical force, in the in
dustriOus and successful applica ton OF
the saw, the Ratchet, the trowel and 9TH
er mechanics tools. Go on gentlemen
plymouth is after you with a long pole
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

Another scientific Wonder! lmporta mt to
Dyspeptics-Dr J. S. HOUGHTON'S Pepsm
The true Digestive fluid, or Gastric Juice, pre-
pared from the Rennet, or the fourth Stom-
ach of the Ok, after directions of Baron Libig,
the great Physiological Chemist, by J. 5. Hou-
ton, NJ D., Philadelphia. This is truly
wonderful remedy lor Indigestion. Dyspepsia.
Jaundice, Livercomplaiut, Constipation, and
Debility, curing AFTER Natures own method
by Natures own Agent, the GvStric JUICE
Pamphlets, containing scientific evidence Of
its value, furnished by agents gratis. See no
tice among Medical Advertisements.
no 80 ly.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

New YORK. July IA The Charleston
Courier announces the arrival at that port
of the steamer Isabel from Havana. No
news of importance was brought by her.
The landing of more negroes is confirmed.
The reported insurrection OF Chinese
Coolies. and the murder Of overseers. are
also confirmed.
There is very little doubt that Mr.
Buchanan will decline the British Mis-
sion.
Mr.. Vandewater has been reappointed
to clerkship in the Post Office Depart
meDt.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

DREADFUL ARRAY IN VIRGINIA-TwC
MEN PROBABLY kILLED.--Norfolk July D
Geo. J. Churchwood and William
Sears had fracas here on Monday night
Church wood fired three barrels of a revol
yer at Searls, each taking effect. The lat
ter then drew knife and rushed on Church
wood. inflicting on him four CHASTITY
woupds, from the effect of which he died
on the spot. Searls. il is thought. is sc
seriously wounded that he canno: recov-
er. Both were young men. The tradge-
DIV was the result of drunken frOlic.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

To-day the monkeys and General Tom
Thumb are to crafty the children and the
''rest Of mankind" in and about our town.
We hope they have all sold their quar-
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

President Pierce is in attendance at the
Worlds Fair at New York. He should
purchase the horse that draWs the prize.
as he can certainly ride on horseback by
this time. No insinuatiunsl
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

The rumor that the Hon. James Buck
hannah had resigned his mission to Eng
land, seems to have been well founded.
Nothing definite, however, as to who
will be his successor.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21
DLANK NOTES, OF an approved
ID orm, for sale at this office.
TO NON RESIDENTS

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
Y signed will, on the Sth day of August
1873, proceed TO survey his land in section 80
township 81 north, range east, III MARSHALL
county. Non residents who fail to meet The
surveyor on the premises at 8 O'Clock A. NJ Oh
said day and provide for deiraying their pro
portion of the expense Will be returned 10 lhe
County Auditor and such delinquency placed
on the tax duplicate of le53, and collected 40
otf er taxes are collected.
ELI HEMINGER.
July 81, 1853. ZoI'-
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21
ACk OWLEDGM ENTS

1j7By the new statutes the Clerks Of the
several Circuit Courts in this State, are au-
thorized to take acknowledgements of Deeds,
Mortgages &c. This Will save trouble and
money, for when the acknowledgment is ia
ken before the clerk, the seal of the circuit
court will be affixed; SO that no further evi-
dence or expense will be necessary to make
the Indenture valid, either at home abroad.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

the constable and justice, las they both
seemed to have the care of them) some
limb of the law. whilst in possession Of
he papers, procured copies of the affida-
Wit, and the States warrant issued by the
Justice. and wishes them Published YER
SATIN. &C., for the benefit of the profess
sion; but omits the names as no interest
would be added by their insertion. Here
they are:
State of Indiana
Marshall County SIS
j C SUGARS
that on or about the 9 day of may A d
1888 at the county Marshall aforesaid
and --, Stole Grey mare,
the property of - of the
value of 50 Dollars, all true the fiji
ant is informed & reilly believes.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
9Th day of June A ID 1858
(Affiant's nancy
q. P's. name.)
To anv consta BILE of marshal County
Yau ar commanded TO Arrest - or -
and breng the farthwith be fare me at
my office to ance the charge of bergrey at
Said County on or bout the 9 day OF
may A ID 1853 Stalen gray NEAR Of has
compland on oath and have there and
there and this rit make due return dated
this the ID day of July 1853
Justices name.)
The Justice having five weeks after the
filing of the affidavit, in which to make
cut the warrant. might have gotten up
better one in that length of time. The
whole affair, however, clearly proves tina
| the school master was abroad. and show!
the predicament TO which the rights o
parties are subject under such an admin
istratiOn O: the laws.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21
EDUCATION!

Is POWcT' TIC SUI
scriber takes this method of informing the CIT
liens of Plymouth and vicinity, that he VIII
omen school in the school house on Monday
the 25th OF July.
TERMS.
Common English branches per or. 81 %
Nat. Philosophy, Algebra * Geometry, ) w
Languages, Greek, Latin * French,l %
JASPER PACKARD.
July II, 1861. 2pts
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

They are getting up new style of hogs
ut West. The inventor thinks that by
feeding them pewter with their corn, he
can raise pig lead from them Time must
determine.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21
MI A1RR1rG1D

On the 18th inst, by Rev. Austin Fuller,
Mr.. JACOB X. HUPP, to Miss ELIZA Nc
FARLIN, all of this county.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

SHOCKING MURDER.-On last Saturday
evening, between SHUTDOWN and dark,
Thomas Gennaty was MORALLY wounded,
DIT the residence of Timothy Quinn in the
Southeastern part of this city, by some
of the inmates of the house. 1t is diff
cult to say who the assailants were, or
the exact manner in which the in Jury was
inflicted, as no person wholly disinter-
ested was present to witness the affair.
Quinn and his family allege that the de-
ceased received his death by falling down
stairs; but two circumstances render this
story altoget Their iGcredi BILE: l. The neigh.
bors heard fight going on i'll the house; The
shrieks of women, and the blows Infllct-
ed by the com5a tants. 2. Several OF the
neighb ors saw some Of the inmates of the
| house carry the deceased TO the door and
throw him out on the gravel pavement
with great violence, where he laid until
taken up insensible. He fingered until
Sunday at half past IL o'clock, A. NJ,
when he died. An inquest was held up
en- his body by Esquire Sullivan, and the
following verdict rendered by the jury:
THAT said Gennaty came TO his death by
violence inflicted on his person at the
house of Timothy Quinn and Roger Mnl
len, IN the city of indianapolis. on the
evening Of the 9Th day OF July; and tha
he died Of said violence on the 10th da,
of July. 1888, about the hour of half pas
ii o'clock, A. NJ, and that said violence
was perpetrated on said Thomas Gennaty
by Timothy Quinn, Patrick Quinn, anC
Roger Mullen"
The parties implicated in the murde
were forthwith arrested by order of Will
lam Sullivan, Esq, acting Coroner, ant
sent to Esquire Fisher for examina ion
and were committed to Jail for furthe
hearing. State Journal.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

The poor health Of the editor together
with the duties devolving upon him as
Clerk of the Common Pleas court, now in
session. have prevented his devoting any
time to the editorial department. of this
number.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21
EDe Market
Corrected by ]. BR0WNLEE.
Thursday, July 81. lSl}.

Apples Green 90 Land Id. 10
,, Dry s. 90 Oats pr bush. 81
Butter Or lb. I0a Peaches--Dry, $3.50
3eeSwaX pr lb. 20 Potatoes, %
Bro0mS pr dOZ. s 80 Wheat pr bush. 63aIO
Beans pr buSh. 81 90 Wood pr cord, s 90
CranbcreS bus. 81 90 Flour--bbl. 500
Chickens pr doz s 90 =, --cwt. S2,25
Cheese. 10 Genseng Dry, e5
CandleS-Sperm.S 81 Hay-Tame, 500
Eggs pr doz. g. " Wild, Si,CO
Corn, Shelled, 40 Corn in ear, ~
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

advertisements to insure inser-
ton, must be handed in by Tuesday proceed
ing the day of publication.
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Choice .yetU books,


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Evchaugo rlnee adjoining tho roa' office
ROMANCE OF ABE1ARp AND itEiolsE Translated ~ C. ".
Wright
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MRS. NOODLES NEW WORK, MARX HlbnLESl"Nt'
COCKroN's NEW NOVEL. PERCY tttlNGllAM
ONE YEAR. a q WeIluek BY smty y CArlen,
rHE OIp HOUSE BY THE RIVER.
HOME PICTURES By Mrs ncnnson.
TALES, by the Cuuutass D'Ahourytlo.
MLEs TRENiENHERE, OR the, LOVE 1ESI.
MODERN LIMITATIONS. By Catherine suolait.
ID NElGlIBURHOOD AND NEW sEr1LEMEN rs. BY Me
eol'hWor'h
PASSION AND PRINCIPLE, BY Mrs. Grey.
rt.,1H"VAY'S ENGLISH utrMORlSIS.
o." NiNi BOOK. by MIA. kirkland.
FrE tNp THE LOVELY. BY Miss Mcintosh
, "A r A FAn,l, tHsnry. By Elizabeth Wormey.
N VI IRIS or HUGuENUr FAMILY by Roy. James Funane
RurH. A Svvyl By. the arhorof May Barton.
c. MORGAN Bookseller,
atts qtgplte Exchange Place, adjoining the Office.
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LOUISIANA INTERIOR.-The Franklin Planters
Banner reports the death Of Mrs Jane \.
Splane, relict of the late Gen. Alex. i. SPlana,
on the 9Th inst, aged 80 years
Steps are being taken to build a new market
in Baton Rouge.
The National parish of Plaqueminesl says
the mail was robbed at Pointe Ia Hache, on
the 9th inst, by a negro man, who has been
arrested
The Jackson east Felieiana) Mirror, II
Thursday last, says the weather had been eX-
cessively hot during the week, and all the re
ports of the crops were favorable.
The Plaquemine Gazette, of Saturday last,
says
We have been blessed with a number Of yarn,
growing showers Of late. The cane and crol
are prospering finely Il is thought that tie
cane crop Is more backward this season than
correspondent of the Gazette, writing from
Bayou Gross Tete, on the 10th, reuorts the corn
and cane crops promising.
The National, (parish of plaononiros \ 81
the l2th reports unusually warm weather am
some heavy showers Of rain during tbe ,yaol
The following table shows the number NJ viz
itors and cash receipts for the third week al th
CRYSTAL Palace;