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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY. SIS:

STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:
NOTICE TO Jame. Griffin:
& He said James Griffin being non res
s idsnt ofssid county is herrs BY notified
| hat. Pursuant to the provisions of ihs
Statute in such case made and provided,
The Fort Wayne and Chicago Bail Read
Company hereby signify the desire aud
intention Of said CompanJ TO sppropri
ate, and hold the right of way. and N.
right 20 enter upon. construct. maintain
and uss a Railroad known as The Fer
Wayns sud Chicago Railroad. on and
ocross the following described premises,
situate in Marshall county. In ;he STATE
Of Indiana to-wii: the west half OF me
south west quarter of section 90. in town
ship "a north of range one east. The
center line of said Rail Road entering
said section ct point on the south line
o. the cectiun, = 40 chain. east Of the
south west corner, running across the
south west corner OF said tract distance
of 2 81 chsins. TO and out al q point on
the wet line Of said tract. 81 links north
marked on said land ~ station stakes.
be said distances Es above stated. more
or less.
The said Company hereby int nding to
appropriate as aforesaid and for the pur
poses aforesaid. three rods in width O.:
land on each side Of the centre line of said
road for the distance of the whole length
2 e.
said premises; said centre line of said road
being herein above described ss the same
10 at present located, as will more fully .p
pear by plat of said Rail Road line and
adjoining premises. es located in said
Marshall County. now on file in the office
OF the Clerk Of the Marshall Circuit Court
in said County Of Marshall. reference be-
ing thereto had; & said appropriation also
to include the right of said Company TO
take materials. except timber. for the
construc ton and repairs of said road. at
any poin, within fifty feet Of the centre
line Of said road. with the righ, Of way
over said tract of land sufficient to enable
said company to construct aud repair said
road. & the right 10 conduct water by aqus
ducts. and the right Of making proper
drains. and TO have and 10 hold said rights.
interests and privileges, to the use of said
Company so long as the same shall be r..
CURED for the use and purposes Of said
road. in as full ample an perfect 4 manner
as may be required for that purpose.
And the said James Griffin is hereby
notified that the appraisers. TO assess the
damages done by reason Of such oppro-
pristion will meet on said land on Thurs
day the l7ih day of Move bsr next. and
make their assessment, adj burning 10 an
other day if necessary.
The Fort Wayne d Chicago Rail
Road Company.
BY C IL. REEVE. atty for the Com.
October 9th 1853. S4t3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

Considerable excitement 10 manifested
among the Cincinnati press. ia Conse-
qaence of an order of Judge McLsan. for
bidding thu publication OF the Martins
Washington case. until the close of tn.
proceedings.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

"Ah, doctaw. does the Yellow Fevsw
awfoct the higher awdaw?" asked an ex
quisio of a celebrated physician in New
Orleans. No" replied the doctor. 'bu'
us death on fools. and you'd better leav,
tho city immediately The fellow slop
ed for parts unknown.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

The Cincinnati Daily Columbian is
outstripping all its contemporaries of that
city in the way of publishing early news.
The paper issued on Friday morning con
tanned full report Of Mr.. GREELEY
Address deliversdst Lafayette O'Clock
on the previous Aav Slate Journal
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ALL persons knowing

NI+:oo ALL persons knowing
1VOeiOO' themselves indebted to the
late firm of Carriers i cleveland, will please
call and pay to G. S. cleveland, at the old
stand without delay.
CARRIERS & CLEAVELAND,
BY q. S. CLIAvELAND.
Plymouth, Aus? %, 1883. 2Wt.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY. S.

Notice TO Hugh McCulloch
The said Hugh McCuIloch being non
resident of said county is notified that;
PURSUANT to the provisions OF she
Statute in such case made and provi-
ded, the Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
Road Company hereby signify the desire
and intention of ssid Company to sppro-
pirate. and hold the right Of way. and the
right TO enter upon. construct. maintain
aud us. Rail Road knownss tho Fort
wayne ana Chicago Rail Road. on and
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

The baggage car on tbs Night train OF
tbs Cleveland and Cincinnati Railroad
was burnt on the 18th inst. near NJ "
London. Jewairy TO the amour, OF S i b
600. and $3.50 IL money, was lost By
the Express company.
There was heavy Eastern and Cincin
natl mail, the los, in which will be very
great.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

MARYLAND.-The election in this State
is 10 DC held On the "a Of Dcce Der next.
Congressman, State officers. and Inc m b.rs
CT the Legislature. are to be voted for.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

DsrrorT AND PoNrIAe RAILaoAD.--The
receipts of this read for the week ending
October 22a were S2,574 50,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

Surviving Revolutionary PeaSiOneFS. -There
are now surviving about fourteen hun
ared revolutionary pensioners. all of
whom ara regularly drawing their pay
from The treasury of the United States.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

DIED-On the 2lst ult.. In Union
Township Mr.. ALVIN FLAGG, aged oo
years.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

Gov. Wright has appointed the goth
OF Nov. as day Of Thanksgiving.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

DEL NES-SUPEaloR STYLES
T AIDES step in and look At them, snd IL
4 YOU have a supply, you can then tell your
friends thai they can get 'supprize bar aims at
the hkGOLAIOh'
Oct IL
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

haAShuh tohHiJ,
Marshall Circuit Court February term
1854.
Sarah r. Bozsrth)
william, .s' Rn..,,,. Bill for Divorce.
Whereas the above named complain
ant by Pomsroy and Osborne. her At,or-
neye, have filed in the office of the Clerk
Of the Marshall Circuit Court. petition
for Divorce. in the above entitled cause
against the said William BoZsrth, snd
also the affidavit of a disinterss,ed per.
son that The said defendant 10 not a resi-
dent OF the State Of Indiana.
Therefore the ssid william Bozarth is
hereby notified Of the filing and penden.
CT OF said petition. and that unless be
be and appear before the Judge of said
Court, at the next term thereof 10 b.
holden at the Court House in Plymouth
in the County and State aforesaid and
plead answer or denlur thereto. the mat
ters and things therein contained, will
be heard taken as confessed aud de-
cres rendered accordingly.
Attest: RICHARD CORBALEY,
Clerk.
pr SAMUEL CoBBALEY. Dsputy.
October 29th. 1858. 1913.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

nHO m OGnItT IO"nsnIp az my ONCE N Hymn
outn on Wednesday, November 9th, 1851.
where may be found 81 all times thereafter
according 10 law.
FAX payers Will please take notice that the
n W collection laws are go stringent in then
character as 10 compel the TreasuIers 10 col
lect saNes by levy aud sale of properly, if thsy
are not Promptly pad. 1t is therefore neces-
Sary that every one sees that his taxes are paid
before Inc third Monday o. March. and lhus
prevent TINS unpleasant and expensive duly
from deyolying or NE.
JOSEPH EVANS, 7. N. C.
October 81, ls03. 3it6
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Leveeing, Leyeeing.

Notice is hereby given that i',t Com
missioner and Engineer of the County OF
Starke. will offer for sale as the law di-
reefs. the contract of Leveeins as fellows,
to-wit. 1000 rods Of Lcvee passinc
through Sec ST, s. 8. on the wes, side
Of Yellow River near Knox, town 80.
-auge .sest. On the 22d day of Nov
1883. D.. the Commissioners Office in the
town of Norm Benz IA said county. at
10 o'clock Of said day.
Specifications Of said Levee. given on
day of sale, or at the Con! mssioners Of
flee stany time.
CHARLES S. TIBBITS,
Commissioner.
JOAN 8. BENDER,
Engineer
North Bond. Ind. Oct. 81 1888. 35A
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03

vVO Il ~ON O.i
poll, and i2c Tor township purposes.
And do herby give notice that according
10 law, shall, IN person or by deputy, attend
at the usual places Of holding elections in each
OF tile several townships, on the DAYS specIf fed
below, for the urpose OF receiving the raxes
for the current year from such tax PAYERS as
prefer paying IN their own townships:
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-03
Tax Notice--ES5sss.

TksE undersigned Treasurer o Marshall
, county. Indiana, hereby informs the tax pay
ers Of said county that the following per cent
UNI has been levied on the taxable property
and polls Tor the GLOWING purposes, 10 VII:
On each 800 valuation of taxable property,
for Sac purpo~es, 20 cents and on each poll,
50 cents.
For county purposes, an each S1o0 valua
ton OF taxable property, 20 cents and on each
poll, % cents.
On each 500, for School purposes, 70 cents,
for Library purposes, ~ cents. and - CO hts
on each poll, and for sinking fund purposes )
cents.
For Township. School and Road purposes.
as follows:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07

NrwPoRT.--Ihe politics Of this an.
eieut town but new city appear TO be
out OF jolnt. X. Is. Cranston, who was
chosen mayor Al the first cI,y election,
GeclineJ the Office, and on Tuesday las,
En attempt was made TO bill the vacan-
cy. The Wing candidate recie, ed l3i
Democrat Who was supported bs Il
"ciuzsnis candidate" rccie,ed 1853, aud
there were las scattering votes Once
Ia " hlg nomination in Newport was as
good as an election. Par 'uckst Chytt,.
icie.
We copy the above from among the
many 'imilar no,i~es which have ap-
reared IN many OF our exchanges, since
The ln'e Mayoralty olec;oY. We insert
II for tie benefit of those Wings who at
the lat. election saw fiji to vote us hest
pleased them, regardless OF their party
nomination. Perhaps some 0! lhesc
gentlemen may be nominated for office
hereafter, and they would ihink /, very
strange indeed if ps should not SUPPORT
the regular rominail0n, even under ex.
sting circumstance. We hold 10 the
aJctrine, mo ever have thai every Ear.
" man Is bound 10 support The nomina-
lion o! his party. We never sorun he'd
u ticket, aud We have invariably sup
ported p rty nominations, by our vote,
ear pen and our voice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07

IL We copy the fl ewing notice Of
the Rev. Edward Peierson's History oi
Rnode Is and from the New York Mir
ror -
illsrokf OF RGoDz ISLAND. By Rev.
EDwAHD PLTEgsoh.- A history Oi tie
miHthuH oIaie, dtdIca'ed 10 me peo-
pie, ana hitGu 10 please them. II ls ex
ecuied Al Il most agreeable way not Ia
seGI )Us col tiHudy, with more oi rheto-
rlc Khan oil TACT, but IN a topical arrange.
mcut, witt u iuII lUd.x, 50 ihaI Que can
hud what lie wishes 10 Gee. lHc author
has moot !nduslrlously picked up ihe
reIeuhrahces Oi The Uiltn time, and
has gwen Us accounts Cf .iocrs, mer,
e,culs, progress, &c, just such as The
IUqujsi,lve lover Ui history deInunGs.-
The volume has reference chiefly 10 the
tiani Of Aquldneck, now RHoJe Is
land, which ~ fifteen miles long, aud
aDou. three and hall wide. We iind
accounts OF Ihe SeIl., ment OF the island
-Purchascs oi the indlans- -Fust Ar.
rival Ul 0uhHc's-Charace er OF Roger
NlilIams- Survey oi the Town OF New
port Tie Crewless Vessei-Trea,m,n
ui Saves ia NewpOri-kedwovd Libra
ry- BiJhop BcshIey ey-Frauhln' Print
iug Press Scenes oiihe Revolution &c.
Sc Indeed had we space to copy the
fable OF Contents, our readers would
not be wiling to rest long with, VI the
book Mr.. Pei.rson has given Us Gu,
sketches OF DR. Hopkins, Dr. SuIes, aud
Uthe' eminent dIvluss whose lame Is a.
sDcIatrd WIN tie bI,ipyEn New or.-
Riohe Island has sent ous many dislui-
gtlsheI men, ln all :he walks Ul lie.
We must say that We have never seen
State history served up wi,h mUro ~
specific traction thaH marks thi.. W.
du not wonder that ihg subscription Tor
II was large among thuse who look to
Rhode Island wi:h particular interest us
their own birth. biaco or that OF ,heir
ancestors o. TRENDS. We csn assure
any purchaser that be Will find the book
an unusu lly entertaining one. and We
bs.icv' u 20 Dc hig' iy rriiLl,. w
have huuo it iiilcu.t 10 escape lron
the lhsCH.diiOb -. its I.,rIsr. IL D. pub.
hsh.d ry .-ois :. fr,lor, II Aun
S'T VI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07
1AarrteD.

Ia B ,'toa, 27h ips' by Rev. Mr. Miner, Mr..
c.ieo Gag ioh, Of T., iai Mss 5 rah z. Rich-
ardSou, OF Boston.
In Taunton, Mr. Samuel u. Tucker, son Of
Rev. Josiah ucker, and Miss I'll Labeth, daugh-
ter oi John Reed, Esq all OFT.
L. this city, by Kew. Henry Jackson, on
Wednesday evening, Mr. Thomas Pie.ce OF
Providence. and Miss Abby G. pengeile,, of thls
city.
H. New York, b, Rev. Dr. Dewey, Lieut.. Ma
rio Theopile D'Oren,rulx, L. S. A., aud Laura
l.. Ocou, daughter OF the Late Col. George
Gibbs, ot Sunswi ick, III
liz Prov 'dencc, 2Hh alt by Rsy. Geo. X.
Darr"w, apt. Allen J. Tibbits and Miss Smuh
A. w. Budlong, both oiP.
la South ScIfudte, on "Wednesday morning
29th ult., BY Rev Mr. Bem,n Mr.. Zelo,es w +.
ltolien, Jr., OF Prov id-ncc, and NJ rs Soph onia
E dnghier oi Flavll Patterson, Esq., ofthe for
mes place.
Ia this city, last evening, by Rev. ID. r.
Brewer, Hon. John +. " heeier, euitor Of the
Fort smith Herald, Arkansas, and Miss Mary
+ Chace, oi this city.
l.! Prov 'dence, on the 30lh ult., by the Rev.
Mr.. Snith. Mr. Nathaniel Bump and Miss Har-
riet &. Luther, both OF 7.
In Washington, on Wednesday. June rs, by
the Rev. Sm,th Pine, Wlliiam &. johnson. ttq .
of Utica, New York, and Mary Louisa, uui,
daughter Of he late John Adaus, Of Washing
ton. aud granddaughter Of Ex-Presidrut John
Gu. ICY Adam..
IT, Stonington, 23l ult., by the Rev. Elisha
Cheesborough, Mr.. " liam ID. Field, Of Paw
tucket, and Miss Amanda NJ. Slocum, Of Prpyi-
dence.
In Bristol. Goth uIt., MIR. s,nifprd B. Munro.
and Miss MaryG. Tillinghart, both Of b.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07

~The Worcester Guards. unuer
command Of Capt Ward, arrived here
on an excursion IN the steamer Perry,
Saturday evening they were reccveI
Al kn wharf by the Artillery Con pany,
Col. Perry, and escorted through The
streets, TO the Armory, where they de.
posted their muskcts, and partook Of
some refreshments. On arriving there,
Capt. Ward, oi the Guards addressed
the Artillery, and on leaving, Lieut..
Hathaway addressed them We Learn
'ha, tie speeches oil both officers were
excellent. The Guards were then es-
cor,cd % their headquarters at the At
lantic Hnnse, by the Artillery they viii
leav. in The early boa. for Providence
This morning. /, is the best disciplined
company in Massachusetts the men,
hers made very fine appearance.
The officers are Capt. George II. Ward,
Lieut.. s. v Stone, Lieut.. Samuel
Hathaway.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07
DicO.

IL thi- city, on the 2Sih, Mr.. Naiha, Munro,
bo,n Julv 7th, 1853, making lis age 80 yrars,
II nomhs aud 2l DAYS. he was n member 81
the s,crtv of Friends, The decreased has
had 7 child'-n, II grand.ch Hr-n, lI0 great.
grand children, ani So gr-at-g, eat g,and ohl en-.
AZ tn" Marine Hospital, in this cir,, on The
29Ih, Alfred ID. Smith, ahand ON Loald .chr. Jo-
scph Porter, "f Camd'r, n, jersey.
~ New Bedford, 25h inst, Mrs. Phebe u.
Craudall, aged 20 yrarp.
L. Washington, 23I inst, Miss Mary Eliza,
eldest laughter Of his ..xcellercy Senor DON
Mannel Ca,,.lio, Minister oi hiie, aged II
years and % days.
Ia Lebanon, Pa. 18Th inst, Hon. Thomas NJ.
Rihishause member Of Congress from that
district.
In London May ~, Capt. Robert Gordon,
late OF the London packet Prince Albert.
In this city, on the Let, Elzabeth Pearce. in
fant daughter of W WIlliam aud Sarah Buiierfeld,
IL Northampton, 24th ul'., Samuel Brck. son
of Dea. Aaron Bieck, aged rs, n graduate Of
Brown University IN the class of IsiS.
In Noiih Providence, w. dpesdn,, 29th nit.
Mar, Ellen, d ~. hisr oi John and Martha Net
cali, aged years an Is DAYS.
In Eutaw, Ala on The 23d ut. SteT hen G.
Field, in the 6O,h year of bis tge. io'nul, ol
Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07

The following highly complimentary notice OF
Wistar's Rslsan al Wild herry, appeaitd IL
the Ladiics' aiagazIne and Album, Los'on, MIss.,
Nov. iSlS.
"we nave bu, little Gath IN most of he adver-
tised ,iedIciire, but h,vng been, curing the last
six weeks, severely afflicted nith Il cold and
c,ush, which nearly disabled Us from Attending
10 our business, We were inuured 10 Try The Bdi-
sam Of " id herry, aud are happy 20 say, that
we have been benehtrd by it's use; and ~ our
humble opmlon, II Is one al III. beet Ihrpa atlons
for cold coughs. and oi the lungs "ow ~ usc.
BEW AXE Or COUN IEkfDlIS AND M
lrATlONS.
The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy Of
DIX. WlorAn'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERkl, IN all the diseas.s Tor which II Is
rec 'uhended, curing man, ca es alter tue skiil
ot the hest physicians has proved unavainng, has
effected ID lai,e and I,cieasing demand io' II.
This idct has caused many unpi inripied cuunttr-
teiters and rnittors 10 palm OIL spurious miNui.t
of similar name and appearance, Tor the genuine
BAlsauI, nIsspeIinIs the name, aud longing c.Illt-
icatrs, IL re-e "ble those oi the true Dalsani.
'Df. Wistu's tIalshln oi Wui .herr! is the on-
" genuine Thr rest merely initiate the name ul
tAe or .inal he they posses hohr oi IlsVulues.
i.einetI.ber, the or'gIual aud o"! genuine u is
ThK's BALslM or " il.D ,iiEhKl al
ways bears the name OF J.. bu Ffr, on the OUT
side wrapper.
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU BUY.
All l..italons and couuleri, its, being lut up by
persons iguuraul 81 the diseases oi the human
system aud the effect oG medicines, are entirely
unsafe aud dangerous.
The genuine aud original article, which has
been proved so lopg, Mas originally Ut up by
WILLIAMS u CO., fhiIadeiph'a, and rs new
prepared and sold wholesale aud reu,'l. by s,lh
W. Fuwie, Boston, Mass. aud IN now Tor saIe
by his Agents
Or,gn,y prepared by Williams & Co, Phil.
adei, .hia, nov u,rpa, ed aud sDld, hole.ale aud
retail, oniy by Seth W. Fomlr, Boston, Mass., to
whom all orirrs should br addressed, aud iui sae
b, his ag' nts.
Agen for selling Wistar's Balsam:-R. J.
Tay los. Newport; >. ". Briggs, Bristol Ed-
ward Sanders, Warren; Nathan ijenTis, Fonts
pn,in; " ill,.m Cory, Tyelton 4 Corners; :.
). Steere, Greenvilie. O23 Wv
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07
A NEW, DELICIOUS
TEMPERANCE BEVERAGE |!
AMBRUSIAL MEAD!

THIS Excellent Compound 10 prepared from
the hest SpAsIsH SaHsAPAniLL,. without its
dark repuisive appearance, teing bsautiiuly
transparent and entirely fee from All impurities.
Its qualities, as . beverage, a single trial will
give p commence over all ot ler preparations
bv its freedom from all noxious ing, cdienis,
agreeabicne,s, cilayor, and ITS ts"cxeeedhg che: p.
ness"
& 4 u Il IONi
The Proprietors ofthis excellent preparation, ,
having spared no expense TO bring il 10 perf,c.
tion, wou,d caution pm ichasrrs 10 huy no e but
hut what has the iac .imi!e Of WILSON, FAIR.
BANK & CO., on every bottle.
WILSON, FAIRBANK IL CO.,
Is and Is HAFovER STRvET, RosTuN.
SOLE MAJUFACTU KERS.
Sold by all Druggist and Grocers throughout
the country.
HAZARD & CA5WELL, wholesaI. agents tor
Ncwrort
J2S 2,u d&w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07

How u.vs TBE MIGHTr FiLLEs !"
Who would have believed that Iir-
eiaid Democrats would scout the au-
thority OF Thomas Ruchie-of Richie,
who has, Tor n halt u CENTURY, led the
Democrats h ats of The Old Dominion,
and rued them with a iyrOnous ;, asp!
AND yet they are doing so il We may
~ lbe their determination irom the iol-
lo~ing rrsolu iop, whlrh sas unanimous
ly adoplcd hyA Democratic meeung re-
Gently hell ~ Nnhoik:
'Resoirsd. That Father Richie will
confer favor un the Democracy fNur
folk, u IN future be will mind his own
BUSINESS aud Irt oats alone. We have
given hlm rc authority 10 speak for u'.
ard cannot permit hi,H IN Er NY lIis pri.
vsis feelings a, the expense OF a party
he has 60 tide Contributed 20 .Gstaii
md enlarge"
II a bsr. he night, f. "a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07
HERALD OF THE TIMES NEWPORT R. THURSDAY MORNING JULY

ESTwo OF our young friends went
of on tishlng excursion, on the Ain (;
they were absent abou, five hours, and
on Their return passed up street with
number Of tautog, the largest Of which
weighed II pounds. They were gen
eraily Congratulated on their success as
amateur fishermen. The glory all van
ished, however, in about an hour, when
boat arrived whirt had been ia The
same sighborhuud, aud one %! the per-
sons oil board announced that our young
friends did not even have bi,s,-- and
that jus, before returning, they boarded
boat NAMED by regular oil fishermen
and purchased the noble fi.h which they
brought Oh shore aud carried through
the street., as trophies Of their aquatic
success.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07

The following table shows the guam
tisy VI ,ut!!c tauis already granted to
the several new States oi the Union re
spec,ively Ohio, 2272 s5S acres ;
Indiana. 3 267 AGO Missouri, 3 2i2,727;
Alabama, 2O74 2sa Mississippi ISL
oil; Louisiana l,2l0,l22 Michigan,
G,l70,s66 Arkansas, $50 sl3; Florl-
da, 2022 993 Iowa, 2,7l30h5 Wis
consn 3l2S, ,799; Tennessee, 3 353,s24;
California, 500 900 Minnesota, 2.s97,-
| 81 Oregon. IL, Is6, 97s; New Mexico,
7,493 100 Utah, 6.6si, ,7O7 total, Sd,
222,lsi.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07

Our friend IIuling, Of the Saratoga
Whigan excellent paper hds commenc-
ed issuing his sheet. daily, for the SEA
son itarpcor- this year in a" en-
iargec and improved form ; we trust
.ha, his ability, energy and enterprise
viii he rewarded by the most ample
success He is good fellow and a
good Wing, and richly deserves an en-
during reward for his mcritorious ser
wees. We notice large numbers u AZ
rivals NJ the Saratoga Hotels.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07

%. At ihe 42d Annual meeting OF the
Rhole Island Medical Society, holden
n, the u. s. Circuit Court RooIs in
Providence, Oh The 29ih ult., among
other officers, Dr.. T. G. Dunn, Of this
clty, was chosrn Librarian Cor the
Southern District hs was also chosen
one OF The Censois.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07

H. We notice by the last numser oi
the Ois' 60 Republican,, that our iriend
M. Barber, Esq, i,s able editor. who
has recently been on viei, TO this city,
the place OF his nativity, has again re-
turned TO hIs poet. In speaking OF his
visit here, he says, "Oi ihe many
pleasing incidents and generous hoSpi
taiities we encountered in ;he trip, il Will
be our purpose 10 speak more fully
hereafter" We nave no doubt bu, that
our friend Barber Will do ample justice
TO gorlous old Newport aDd it's gencr-
Gus inhabitants.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07

IL The sicam.r New WurlJ, be.
longing To lhc Albany liur, collapsed "a
hut, on Friday nVinIDg, ~ she was
about leaving tie Thati ~ New Yotk,
Oh Ter regular trip one man was killed
and four badly injured
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07

~ AWong i!e distinguished visitors
nj the Ocean House, We notice our
friend Daniel U!Iman, Esq., OF the New
York bar ahi 80 The ht.nI, uguse
our ir'end Henry L. ruok,rmrn, Esq,
ih1 poet