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HAVANA AND Notwithstanding Black Warrior-Mr NJ
Gondolio Mrs Owen ard daughter Mr. George Nash,
Master Julien Coy, Levns I.abana, Mr. Gardner. Mr.
Mety, Mrs Abesquate, three friends ard one child Mr.
Felix Cabeo, Mr Sofa, DIR slauran Mrs Mary Wallace
and two daughters, NJ II Durham Mr. Il w Converse
Mr. W Clark Henry Free MrJ Hldreth, Mr. Adams,
PeDnal lady and two children Mr. Morgan Mr. X Nil
Ter lady and child Mr. Chrsson aud lady, Mr. Rogers and
lady, Mr. Osborn ard lady, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Brown II
Warric-sS, 100 specie.
CBARi.EsioN-S.camshp Marion-A NJ Hugcr and lady,
Mise NJ King Miss y King Capt Tucker and lady. Mrs
Chapman, J Elmer, Mrs Nichols, Miss Nichols Mrs L.
liem, Miss Burns, MITCHELL II Dana, Cross, Rut
ledge Mrs Thomas Miss Nickerson, Mrs Sweegan Miss
Duncan. Duncan and lady, Harris Il Hsiber l.
Maine Capt Chadwick and lady, Miss Van Hogau, Misc
Sbubbs, Mrs Young children Partridge and lady,
w Dale, NJ Hunt { Dadc A 81 BE- linger Mrs A Bedcll,
Miss Bod, oyc, T. Il Fowler, Miss steele, Mrs Sea-
Russell, Mrs Gregg children and scrv mt, McMahon
o Brcn, Mrs : Cook children aud nurfc, Gregg,
Jno Wells. W Watson, McCrsdy, King, W Marshall,
W IL Beach B Howard, & Kendall Il A Potter, "
Moore Stark r Answorth and lady, II S Pentland,
J Bo'le A Tough, Mrs Cress, Miss Cress, Watson-5s
in the seoragc.
notwithstanding Alabama INgriel, Geo HYDE,
Geo Lgin Robert Johnston, Edward Mooney, VIM Cav,
CIV Wolf. VIM Moore, H Mathews, III X Beers, II II ral-
man. Jenkins, II II Perry, Mcachand, Thos S
Kerr, Colcord Col Cam, Stoddard, I Sackett DR.
Mr. Champion Miss Carathnss. Miss Howitt Mrs At
knson Mics Hardcaste John Hutton, lady and son, Mss
vanveghten, Master vanvcghten, Mr. Colgate and LADY
Miss r Andrews, Mrs l. Mckinley and IL children Mrs
Cram, Mrs McGowan, Miss Tsbeau Miss Davis A a
Henry and lady, l. Shaw, lady and ohNl, Mrs DoAd
and daughter, Mrs Winters and daughters Ns Krst-s
- IN tbe storage,
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If he has not been successful then will
coed similar mission Dr. Lyon has made friends Of
all to whom he has been introduced and hi, temporary
abs, from Jamaica win be much felt If he had
been old resident here.
Copper mining Ia now all the talk. No doubt there
excellent specimens to be found; but without your eu
terprse nothing advantageous be expected Certain
IT is, nothing viii be done by Japaca enterprise.
There is positively nothing stirring to induce me to ex
tend my present letter The weather is WARM particular
ly during the day in the town. In the mountains, as
usual, ii 10 more agreeable and pleasant.
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KINGSTON, ia, April 81.
Arrived 2d-Bark Thales, Gardner, NYork 9th, brig
Fulton Harrison NO,eans; Sth bark Condor, Ward N
York brig Venus, Simmons, NYok schr Geo Montague,
Simpson NOrleans eth steamer Conway (Br), Sawyer,
Savannah; 18th, schr H MAILER, Covell Philadelphia;
18th, brig Velocity Darrell New York 10th, barh Man
chester, Guptiil, Boston; goth, brig Blanchard, -,
NYork.
Sailed 6th-Brig Laura, Prince Cuba; 10th, bark
Thaes, Gardner Iaguayra 18th briggs Carolina, Paten
Cuba 18TH Fulton, Harrison, DO; 10th Venus Simmons
do l7h bark Condor, Ward do Geo Montague Simpson,
Havana.
Arr at Falmouth, bark W Eyer, Dyer, Phiadelp ha.
Arr at Montego Lay, brig Carver, Norf Tx.
PHILADELPHIA April 27-4 PM.
Arryed-schrs Nary Mason, Turner. Newburg; Lake,
Lake. NYork: Candy, Townsend, Providence; Henry
Matt, Garwood Wilmington NC Nnetta Sites, York
Ellen MerIiman Merriman, Jacksonville; S Shaddock
Williams biid6 Teton
Cleared Steamship State of Georgia Collins Savannah
hip Shenandoah (pkt), Taylor Liverpool barks Conrad
Smack. Rio Janeiro; Plato Carroll Ponce PR bri Enc
line Staples st Thomas Clara Jones Sierra Leone schrs
Maria, Baker. Halifax; Julien Snow, Boston, Palladium
Avery, Providence; Shaddock Williams, Hartford
Ateona, Atwood, Boston Denmark Racket, Portland
Niuetta. sites. NYork; J w Candy, Townsend 2rov
dence.
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,on nIs' s,sS Pat aa " Z, paws T Gas
e Barber. Jn3 pepus W Bower: Mntyres Allen,
E W Whitman. L J Benedict Vorbis, s J Lawrence, W
A'Couts Hassard, Green, E P Brow W Russell,
; Clarke T Price Dean Deme'i Anthony,
Whitney, Hopkins, Geo Hay, G Palon Mr. Rubber,
CIV, Wilson Geo Trip Jas Lamphisr, James Mr. Hyde
Harley Parsons Geo Boswell, II Stevens, Corren.
Gordon Jas ns Brady Jas lynch Perry, Hondoa
Mr. Brown, HaD, sIanlin stergan c Williston s
yosephs, yal!enco, Mr. Rodgers, Mather.on Holt
mas. J Reid johnson, b Kelley. Geo Wilson, )
Steward Davis RI, heG.egor cnzer, John,
B Sm HS asar hs9 owSsa fpssh Vance
souis, TlaDis, A McDunie, II Burns, P Colt Z W
Whiting D Jasert, G McKellogg, Mcfarland. CinHe,
u somon, II Smith, II Bluff J Thomas, A Mckinney,
J Greer, Cogles. Smith. Go,e. 81 Everett, Il
wsier, J Edson, J Hin, J Parker, { Ricker.on
Brown, R Wheeler. Iynsh, Oates, Rayton, Mans
field Engshy r smith PLUMB Lyon And %,1 soo
Sparks ) R Starr, W ossofDe, Il Holmes and lady. W
Fox and lady Harrison, J Cushmau Bryant. Stick
pey, IL Stevens, Shades. G Henderson,, G McCune,
Dickson o G Munson, Buckley, 4 Ryder and lady.
ii Baker Dodge II II Foster, Banker G W Beach, n
Dinmoin, G Beach, i coiy sI, Mrs colIyer,
Porter, ]. Barr, Harris: WE stewart Il Harris J
Hopkins, Monfort, G Ford II " Irish Noyse, J L
Worster J II Manly, Dean, Tickham, J Webb, J Tin
Shaw, Van scory, W Ellis, W Caldwell, Ii Bow
man, Joy, II Harris. Clire J Plume, J Gimbell, L
Dear, G Rodgers Kimball, II Thurston, A Walker,
II II Hendricks II liorsington NJ Carolter J Grfiths,
n Hendricks, J U Lyle, Lyle, Fisher s Porter. II
sald win u snider Wilma, WILTON, Har
Pierce ButterGeld aud others in the steer rage.
Notwithstanding Georgia--Mrs Paxton and chill
dren Captain Nye and lady MI Clryaho, Mr. elgrado
Ms Nelson 81 Candless, NJ Candless, C,tter Lieut.
cement. Messrs Carter Gerow, Casenuva Mitchell,
Leroy Abbey Cody Castree, Peas, Caswell Schelden,
Millipgtcn, Mrs Cane and children Mrs Bannum II
AImacous, Peters, Messrs Ryan Dunn, spraguc, Eddy.
Paikel Guberts Ganet Marine, Cabiero, Eson Bryan,
don Praeto. viannie, Praeto, Gum, Iea.kn Purbut,
Quely, Morsan. Dresser, DIR vavalan, Mr. Wilson, Mrs
Til ball. boy and servant Mrs Dearden. McDougal Ed
wards uher, Fellows Emmit, Potter, Watson, Cotter,
Connolly, Jones, Wilson. Seward, Rutter, Bond, Wolfe,
Coffin, Lyons, Chambers, Ambury, Huribut, Cannon,
Merry North, Baty, DIR Precth, and others.
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Pert o. New York. Aprl ~, 1853.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
neutrality-suspicious., Foster, Charleston, SpoRord
Tleston 4 Co; Cherokee, Baxter, New Orleans
Sarah Boyd, Merritt Panama Nesmith sons; Astoria
Leland Benicia Nesmith Sons; Flying Cloud, Cresssy
Barks-Brazieiro Campbell Vera Cruz, Hargous Bros;
Empress Ford Havana MASTER Geo Leslie Sleeper, Tri'
ndsd Dc Spb4; W TrSsdy Co; Aayhowsr, Rogers
Briss-Hsnry Mathews, Devereu1, Ponce, PR, H D
Brookman Co; Gladiator ca, sslter Windsor
Leary Mary Perkin, Nickerson Philadelphia, Jas Hand
Gubsre, Phillips Charleston, Durham Dmon; Albert
Fearing, Yeaton st John, NIB, Brett, Vose & Co.
schrs-Hannah, Bates Plymouth master: Anthem.
Burrows, Matagorda, Stanton 4 Thompson; W Smith,
Ms hSs
McCready Il Co; Boston, Kelly, Philadelphia, Jas
Mckee; Virginia, Piummer, Wilmington z Powell Saml
Gilman, Berry, Portland, Lewis; volAnt Cousins,
Jacksonville.
steamers-Novelty, Bell, Philadelpha, " Thompson;
Westernport Hall, baltimore G G Stacy; Delaware,
Cope, Philadelphia B Sanford.
slooPs-Ihos Hull, Hull, Providence, master; Willard,
Carr, Newport. &c, master
Steamship Georgia. Porter, Aspn WALL via Kingston Ja
2lst inst to Roberts. April %, off Inagua, passed
an Am whaling schr, steering s. showing a white flag
with the letter r.
Steamship Uncle Sam, Mills. Aspnwan 18TH and Kings.
ton, ia, 21st inst, to Mills.
ship RADIUS tof New oreans Murray, Havre 80 days,
with 1856 passengers to & D Fowler. April "a, of
Georges. ship fSgbes rugged owing red flag With 4,
a schr about $50 tons, full of water
Bark Elizabeth (Br) Pugsley, Cardiff W, As days, to
order.
Brig Nautilus Lubec) stefen, Bordeaux As days, to
Iineau March 21 lat a. Ion 90 spoke Br ship kober
tine Mitchell, from Liverpool for Bombay; 3d. lat 40,
Ion TO- spoke Br bark Industry, Of Liverpool from Ha-
vsna IA days out
Brig Lady of the Lake (of Belfas, shute Mayaguez,
II days, to Pond Gilman
schr Jersey Oak (of Perth Amboy), Rogers, Jackson
vile, days, to GIice.
Schr Warner, Harmon, Charleston, days.
ton Put into the lower bay and anchored account Of
head winds.
schr Sarah Moore. Black Wilmington, days. for Nes
Haven
schr Nathaniel Rue Smith. Wilmington, NC, 4 days.
Schr Boston, Corson, Alexandria, days.
Schr Trenton Pratt, Trenton, NJ, Q days.
Scnr OsIIey, Davis, Machias, 10 days
Schr William Brown Holbrook, Kockland, days.
Schr Superior, Grover, Rockland, days.
Schr Pearl, -, Rockland, days.
Schr Nancy Mills, Edredge, Portsmouth, Nh, days.
Steamer Delaware, Seymour, Philadelphia 20 hours.
Steamer John Marshall Clark, Philadelphia 20 hours.
Sloop New London. Chaplin New London
BELOW.
Br bark Cataract (of Poole from Wales with railroad
iron.
SAILED.
Steamship Cherokee, New Orleans and Havana; ship
F c Scranton, Spencer, San Francisco; and others.
Wind at sunrise, NNE meridian SW; sunset, S.
[By THE SANDY Hook MAGr ETC TELEcRAPHl
TIE HIGHLANDS, April 27-Sund0wn.
The steamships Cherokee, and Southerner and ships
Hornet Scranton and Sheridan bave all gone to
No other vessels in sight Wind light from the Sc.
Weather clear
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Memoranda.


The Br ship John Mckenzie, Hutchinson. cid at New
Orleans 18th inst for Port Philip, with large cargo OF
provisions She is the first vessel that has left that port
for Australia.
Bark Corinthian, of Portland 253 tons built Harps.
wen year since, has been purchased by Mr. Austin
Quincy Providence, private She will sail from
Portland for Cuba in few days under command OF Capt
Ben Edgecomb, late of brig w Walker
There three ships named Marathon their
way to New Orleans, yiz-The Marathon Vandyke which
sailed from Boston 18th inst; the Mar ihon Pepper cid
at port the 10TH and the Marathon, Tyler from
New York the 23d.
Mr. Levi Had, of Dennis, Mass passenger in the bark
Lenox from Boston for Panama, fell overheard and
drowned 3lst December, of Pernambuco.
The Pollock Rip lighboat left Edgartown 2lst inst in
tow OF soop Passport TO her station but
lgcd to go into the Powder Hole, she could not be
uoored in consequence Of the buoys which attach
ed to the oong chain having been chafed of and gone
adrt.
LAUSTED-M Brewer 23d inst by Messrs Saunders,
Blake Co. fine schooner Of about 1856 tons, called the
Gen Hersey owned by Hersey and others OF Bangor
aud Brewer and to be commanded by Capt Folsom late
of schr Oraloo.
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Married,

In Ntw York State Dr. NJ. &. DEi-,Sy. L. : Navy, to
Ns SRAH P. Pore daughter of Captain John Pope, y. s.
Navy
IN Albany April 90 by the Rev. Br. Beecher JoHy LIN
ton to Ms JoHa CLARK, all OF tina, city.
On Tue 1ay April g. at Williamsburg, by the Rev. Mr.
EDDY pastor Of Cannon Street Church, HENRY C. BISHOP
TO E,r, lRANcEs daughter of Samuel Lockwood, Esq,
oil Of Williamsburg.
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Our Panama Correspondence.

The Isthmus is healthy the fever having entirely dis
appeared The crossing is remarkably good
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ALAANAc FOR NEW YoRK-rHB DAT.
sun KnD... .....5 % NOON RISES +. :. morn OF
Sun ss1s. g 81 HIGH WATER. morn IL As
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Telegrnplaic Marine Reports.
BosToS, April q.
Arrved-Fr ship John Laurie, Rochelle; schr Sican,
Aux Cages.
Cleared-Bark Moses Kimban, Valparaiso. s~sz
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

BAD EGG.-In consequence OF Z disap-
poln.ment in getting on our supply OF
ink, we were compelled to use an indif-
ferent article for few weeks past. and
the Banner has made rather poor an
pearance during thai time; but the diff
Guilty has been remedied. and we hope 4
similar one will not soon occur.
Our building trou 5les are IF or hands
now, and we are IN hun. and more Of or
attention Will be devoted to the Office
business hereafter.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
CintinHali, Ptrd and ClifagO Railroad.

That portion Of tins work between Pc
III an Laporte is now being pushed for
ward with unusual energy. Gov. Bebb.
the President Of The Board, and The com.
missioners appointed to appraiso the real
estate subscribed as stock, have just spen,
few days amongst eur citizens. in re
ceiying the titles to the lands and issuing
certificates of stock for !he same. and af-
fcFding The utmost confidence in The ear
u prosecution Of The work
We may now consider it as one Of the
fixed facts tia. this place is to be point
OH this roal--as the principal part ofthe
stock subscribed here. was originally on
this express condi,.on--the route which
we have looked upon as most praclica-
bic, If the company regard lis best inter-
eE-s-and we now feel fully assured, tha t
before the November of another year. we
shall be visited by the iron horse.
The company has effected a running
arrangement with the n. l. and 5. NJ.
road at aporte--running upon Tie same
guage and using the same depot build.
ings-also with the Peru ard Indiana 30
rs road at Peru and with the Cincinnati
and Cambridge City--connecting US with
tue Queen city by both railroad and ca
nai--and with the Richmond, Indianap-
oils and Terre Haute Roads.
There is also project on foot to sus
pend e,a~atiopr r, IL r-~~.I,, Oh Tie
west end OF The Fort Wayne and Chica
50 road from this place, ami concentrate
their entire force OF that work from this
place 10 Fort Wayne. and that the Gin
cinnati, Peru and Chicago company pro-
coed immedie .ely TO the construction Of
that part of their road from Laporte TO
this place. and thus speedily bring por
ton OF both the roads into active opera
ton. Judging from the feeling at pres
ent manifested on the part of the two
companies. We lhink this last arrange
ment vii be satisfactorily effected, and
should not be at all surprised if the two
companies should ultimately consolidate
their stock, and together build from La
porte 10 CbicaSo--adopting from this
Pace west but the one and joint road.
A'aii events. we may now look with GER
tainty Tor railroad facilities in an east
efn, south eastern and western direction
from Plymouth, III less than a twelve
moth from this time
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10


scfoss.he following described Pc n4-ses.
situate in Maish4i COUNT IN tie Stat
Of Indians, 10 wit: he noI;h part of tbe
south east faction ees. Of The Ni,iire.,
Boad, OF Micltg.n Road Section No. 10
The centre tine o. sid Ea.' Road cntet!ur
.a'I section u Poia; or lie eas; liue.
-. 2 chains ncr;il 81 the south east cn!,i-
cr OF the section. running straight scro,s
Sad lad distance OF 50 ;. ehoims ~
anj o0t at point en i,e rcst ,iis OF
said sgdct. an! GA t., asst size q 80
Michigan Road tl1C -hai IS nor,a Of Il.
south west corner # aui1 lractioa. ffol-
lowing the east side Of the Michigan ,9sd
frcm said corner 10 sal poini.) said line
b IN distinctly nasaed or said land 81
station stakes. be said distances az stc,.
stated more or less.
The said Company hereby intending &.
appropriate Is afygeseid end for the ptr-
pose aforesaid three rods IN width Il
land on each side Of the centre line O.
said road. for the distance q the Who'll.
length Of said centre liue of said road. att
ehd across said premises; said centre ii.s
ot Said road being herein above described
IS the same Is at present loCaied. IS zy:ft
more fully appear by plat Of ssil psu
Rat! line and sajcinins premises. as locs-
ted ia said Mashal County, now on Ge
IN the Office Of the Clerk Of The MarslslI
Circuit Court IN said Couaty Or Marshall.
reference being these.c midland said ap-
preparation also 10 include the right Of
SAID company 10 take materials. excent
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

Posi- GilIess. have heretofore neg
iected 10 notice the establishment of d
new Post Office at FAIRMoUNT in this
county, some five miles nocih OF this
place on the Michigan road. Casper Fox
IS the Post Muster. How M ny new sub
scFlhers can the Banner hav. in that Vi
einiy? They will have 40 postage to
pay.
The Office at Lycurgus on the Lees
burg road has been discontinued, and we
hope those Of our subscribers whc were
supplied at that place, Will devise some
means to have their papers reach them.
We have understood that arrangements
are about 10 be made for The re establish
ment of the office at Marshall or Wolf
Creek Mills. Go ahead.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10


Fofeign AeWS.-ln addition 10 the ac-
counts which appear on our FIST page.
we have Intelligence OF the arrival oc the
Africa at New York on Friday last at 10
a. NJ. She reports brcadstuas as al! our
late arrivals have done-s,il On lie rise.
She brings Liverpool dates to the 23dult.
Turkish affairs remain uncho nged.-
Omar Pacha's summons to the Russians
has been published. Il is temperate and
manly. GortsckakoTs reply is short and
boorist.
Hostiities are expected 10 commence
on the % iii. Both armies continue to
make ctive Preparations.
Alb d-el-Kader has been offered com
mand by the Turks. but awaits permits
sion from the French government.
The Turks are voluntarily pouring i'm
mense treasures into the treasury.
The fleets are ordered to the OAR
danelies. bnt arc not to enter the Black
Sea except in case OF the hostile advance
Of The Russians.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

PaFty.-The division and fight in New
YcEk between the two factions Of the
Democratic party-denominated 'Softs'
and Hards'-ls growing more furious,
and its spirit aud influence is creeping
into and affecting the political atmos
phers In other States. The Bronson re-
moval has wideued the breach and made
.he belliserents doubIy fierce. Let them
fsht-we care not grci for none Of their
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
STATE CFINDIANA
MARSHALL COUNTY s..

Notice TO Moses Gunn jr.
81 Il SAID Moses Gum ir, being non
Z resident OF said county. is hereby no.
tl:itd hat. Pursuant to the provisions Of
the Statute in such case made and provi-
dea. the Fort Wayne and Chicago Raj!
i-oad company hereby signify the desire
! and intention Of said Company 30 arnro.
pirate. and hold the right of wy. and
the night 10 enter upon. construct, main
tain and use Rail Road hnown az the
Fort Wayne anal Chicago Railroad. on and
across the following described premises
situate in Marshall County, in he S,,,.
Of Indiana, io-wio The weal half Of tis
north cas-; quarter Of section q. IN town
ship 81 north, o(fanSe one east: tie cen.
Ter line of said Raj Road entering s,,d
section ai d point on tie east line Is ia
chains south Of tie north east cornsr
passing ecross the section IN sfrsieht
Iine (Ine!adins said tIacl) 10 and on ala
point ON the north line Of said see;;on
2.46 chains east OF The north west come.
running on said tact 20 81. cheius ~
which tract SAID Moses Gum jr. owns one
third part Of fifty acres, The some beins
undivided. The said Company hereby
intending 10 appropriate as aforesaid end
Tor Size purpose aforesaid, three reds in
width of land on each side OF ths centre
line Of said road, for the distance of n.
whole length ofeaid centre line Of s.ia
road, on and across said premises: said
centre line Of said road being herein
above described as the same is at present
located. rs will more fully appear by
plat OF said Railroad line and a6ioinine
premises as located in said Marshall
County. now on file in ,he Office of tho
Clerk Of the Marshall Circuit Court in
said county Of Marshall, reference hsip.
thereto had; and ssid appropriation also
10 include The right OF said Compsn, n
take materials, except tim Der. for the CON
sruction uni repairs Of said road. a,.nx
point within fifty feet Of the ceut.s line
of said road, with the right of wsy over
said tract OF land sufficient o enable said
company 10 construct and repair said
road. and the right 10 conduct water
by aqueducls, and tie right of mskiax
proper drains. end To have and TO hold
said rights, interests ind privileges. 70
the use Of said Company 40 long es ihs
same shall be required fos the use and
purposes of said road. in as full. ample
and perieeta manneras may be required
for that purpose.
And the said Moses Gum IT, is hereby
notified that the appraisers to assess the
de images done BY reason of such sppropri-
alton. will meet on said land on THURSDAY
the 18th day Of November next. 20 mnke
their assessment, atjcurning ic another
day il necessary.
The Fort ETay. 4. Chic0go Rail
Road Company.
BY c. IL. REEVE. Atty fer the Com.
October 9th 1853. 3.t3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

parties or organizations. An indepen-
dant route Is the nearest right after all is
said and done. We desire a good gov
eminent. wholesome and faithful adj
ninisiEation Of the laws, and shall labor
to perpeluate and continue them, with
far less regard thanl we have hereto
fore had as to lcho holds the reins at the
capitol. Political creeds and policy shall
have our own deliberate sanction before
We put our shoulder TO the wheel that is
10 roll them onward.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

We notice that several of the States
have simultaneously agreed upon the
oath of his month as day OF ihank>g Civ
ing ana prayer, and By our last foreign
items. il is intimated that the Turkish
troops are to commence hostilities. We
expect to manifest our sympathy for Tur-
key on the oath. and poor Turkey (not
Job's) will be in poor plight to war day
after The feas..
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

The Plymouth Banner announces the
death Of \, Kendall. a stranger who had
gone 10 that place but recently and set
Up shop, leaving an ogsh2n son only
thirteen years age, with none but stran-
gers % care for hiin. And, in chron-
ie.isg the death Of the stranger, touch
ing incident is related &C ii,l,e rs ighboi
BOZ. of The same age Of tie orphan. who
kindly rendered lis services. while all his
elders were hcedirssly engaged in The pur-
suits of life, TO keep wstch for a whol,
day with his hide stranger conpsoiou
over the remains Of the departed parent.
Such noble and manly little fellows de
serve the best fortune that The world can
b,s!ow upon. IN. Hudson Benncr.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

j. {. Applesate Esq. has purchased the
interes. of his partner Mr.. McCar:y, in
the Delphi Times, and taken entire
charge of the paper. Mac. goes to Rem
salier to publish neutral paper. Place
your foot upon party Mac, and suffer the
dictates of an honest heart TO place you
truly in the Independent ranks. Load
your pipe and call over.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

Judge John u. Petit. of the Logans-
port Circuit. decided q Del phi last week.
that the Liquor law Of last winter is un-
cons titutiona!, and discharged those who
had been airaigned charged with its viola
ton. We should very much like 10 see
his decision in print.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

DR.. A. ID. Gall. of this city, has receiv-
ed the appointment Of Consul TO Ant
werp. Belgium Free Democrat.
Well. that is certainly bitter dose for
any administration TO swallow The
Press should hereafter remain mum about
Mr. Browns appointment as mail agent.
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