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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

DEPRAvED STATE OF SOCIETY IN Aus
TRALlA.-I is said there are about 500
English convicts from Van Dieman's
Land, in Melbourne, Australia. and vi
entity, who. on meeting man in the
street, think nothing of presenting pis
tol to his breast and demanding his mon
ey. A letter from Melbourne to the New
ark AdUertisef-, after recording numerous
assasSinatidns. says:
I'm going to Forrest Creek, Campbell's
Creek, BendiSo and Golden Diggings. you
pass through what is called the Black
Forest, dense and thick wood, about
twelve miles in length. The other day
while four of us We're passing through
this forest. We found thirty five who had
been stuck up. Chat is. robbed and tied
up to tree;) and one poor fellow. who
unfortunately had but thirteen shillings
and six pence, was tied TO a tree, and his
body filled with shot, which they had
fired at him l suppose, because he had no
more. They also stuck up young lady
within sight Of her farmers house. This
was never done here before. and accord
ingly YOU may judge of the state of soci.
ety..
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

SUDDEN DEATH.--Samuei Brown, of
Whitley county. Ia. on0he 9Th of June.
while working in WELL at the depth of
twenty four feet. struck through a ock
The gas Immediately commenced blowing
off. much resembling the noise made by
the letting off steam. 1t continued for
some minutes violently. then gradually
d bated. Shortly after it commenced. he
called for the men at the windass 10 draw
him out: before reaching the top he was
sulfoca ted-fell and expired.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

DIR. A. G. Stevenson of Putnam coun-
ty liz this State, is now on visit to Eu-
rope, for the purpose of importing some
valuable stock. which it is probably the
Dr's. intention TO have at home In time
for the State Fair at Lafayette.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04
The Fugitive Slave Ease,

The arrest of John Freeman, coloreG
resident of Indianapolis. upon the affida
Wit ard claim of a southerner named FL
iington, has created no little excitement
about the capitol. A postponement OF
the investi gation of the claim some two
or three weeks ago. afforded both parties
time and opportunity to procure their tes-
timony. The counsel for the defence has
returned from Georgia with testimony to
establish the freedom of his client. An
old citizen of Georgia accompanied him
and upon meeting Freeman. was recog.
nized by him in such manner as TO sat
sfy all present that there was no hum
bug about it, Meantime Ellington re-
turned to indianapolis. bringing with
him three men to identify Freeman as
his slave. The investigation is shortly to
be had and the question settled. the re-
suit of which our readers shall have as
soon as ascertained.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

FRESH ARRIvAL.-Thc cool and re-
freshing showers with which we were Wis
tied for few evenings past. were well
coined by many cheerful hearts. and upon
the principle that small favors thank
fully received, We should not grumble be-
cause there was not more of it.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

GRAuAM's MAGAZINE for August has
come to hand. and as usual. richly laden
with intellectual and household treasures.
We can procure this work for any one
of our subscribers for less than its pub
lished price of SO.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

OF a postmaster in Salem county.
while puzzling out a very uncertain su-
prescription on all Irish letter, loosely
remarked to an intelligent son of Erin.
who stood by, that the Paddles brought
hard set ofnames to this country. "Ah.
yes" replied Pat, "but they git divilish
sight harder ones after they arrive here. :"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

ANOTHER STATE FAIR.--Ihe officers Of
the State Board of Agriculture have al
ready announced that the Board will
meet at Indiana polls on the A tn Of Janu-
airy next, at which time counties desiring
to have the next annual State Fair, may
submit their propositions.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

Hon. r. d. Owen. Charge to Naples.
was to have left New York, accom- panied
by his lady, on yesterday. to enter upon
the duties of his mission.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

Large defosites Of coal have recently
been discovered on the bank Of the Ohio
river. near Newburg. in this State. and
capitalists have already purchased the
land at considerable advance.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

CO Contractors on the First Division
of the Illinois Central Railroad north of
Cairo. are now offering 81 go per day for
laeorers. This is the highest figure ever
paid for such work in the State.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

Gs-Great bargains, in the way of
Household Goods. are expected at the
Plymouth Hotel on Saturday next. Boz
tickets may be secured by being prompt
ly on the ground at one o'clock, P. NJ.
Front seats reserved for the ladies'
See bills.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

New MAGAzINE.-The proprietors Of
the New York Dutchman say they intend
getting up, some time in October, first
class Literary Magazine. We may anti
cipate something rich and interesting.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

REsTITUrIoN.-The Washington Co.
Post says cha o in certain village, with
whom he is acquainted, having had sand
ed sugar sold TO him. inserted in the
weekly paper the following:
Notice.-I purchased Of Grocer in this
village quantity of sugar. from which
obtained ONE POUND OF SAND. If
my address seven lbs. good sugar, (scrip.
ture measure of restitutien,) l will be
satisfied; if not, shall expose him.
On the following day nine seuen pound
packages of sugar were left at his resi-
dence, from as many different dealers.
each supposing himself the person intend
ed.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

Our citizens have been entertained for
few evenings past by interesting Tenn
perance Lectures delivered with consider
able force and effect. by Mrs. julia
Thayer.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

'Let me sleep. said my companion.
half pettishly. turning from my couch
Let me sleep The words haunted my
memory for hours afterwards. How oft
en- has the wish been breathed in this
weary world. %. let me sleep
The man whose conscience lashes him
for his misdeeds committed and
unrepented of--cries, he drops his
head into his thorny pillow me
sleepi--with sleep comes oblivion The
mourner, who has seen some bright and
beautiful one fade from his embrace like
"a sdmmer flower nipped by too early
frost, bows his head above the pallid face
of the PROSTATE form below him. and
signs in the agony of his soul-'Let me
slice pi--seep with the loved ones whose
smile shall never welcome my footsteps
more.
Let me sleep says the traveller, who.
fool-sore and weary, has tolled long IN
the world and seen hopes perish unful-
filled. Joys wither ere they are tasted.
friendships which he thought enduring,
changing hue like chamele Icons. and rain
bow promises fading and melting into
colorless air-'O, let me sleep for | an
weary
The rosy checked child. the bright eyed
maiden. the thoughtful matron, those for
whom life puts Oh It's fines; aspects, It's
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

Donahue, the Irish exile. arrived at
New York on the 25th ult, and took the
oath of allegiance on the same day.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04


The British steamship Medea from
Halifax, arrived this morning. it is sup
posed with dispatches concerning the
fishery question.
A desperate encounter took place last
night between the new harbor police and
the river thieves. who have been board
ing and robbing vessels at the wharves.
The robbers were seen leaving a vessel in
boat. and were pursued and ca ptured--
they afterwards escaped, and were recap
iured after desperate encounter with
Ii re-arms. The robbers fired five times
and the police returned the fire without
effect. The robbers were armed with six
barrel fevolvers. Each roh5er had sew
eral gold watches which had been stolen
upon them was found the property
stolen from the brig Mary Wilder, OIL
Tuesday night. when the Captain was
put to sleep with chloro(orm.
WASHINGTON. July so.
The President has concluded contract
with Mr.. Clark Mills for the erection in
this city Of the statue of George Wash
ington. at cost of 30, 00O.
The application of three American sea
men, part Of the crew Of the bark Joshua,
and now in prison in Havana. on charge
OF being engaged in the slave trade, has
been received at the department, and is
now receiving attention.
Daniel Z. Sickles. of n. Y. has ac
cepted the post of Secretary of Legation
to England, and is to leave with Mr..
Buchanan, in q few days.
New YORK. July 30.
We have adyices from Curacao to the
10th inst. The fever had entirely dis
appeared and the Island was healthy.
An omnibus yesterday was crushed be-
tween two cars. while attempting to
cross the track of the Hudson river rail-
road. on the Tenth avenue. Two pas
sengers only, lady and gentleman un-
known. were in the omnibus, both of
whom were so badly injured that their re-
covery is doubtful. The omnibus was
smashed to pieces and both horses killed.
The driver was uninj ured.
BusToN. July %.
At Newfoundland. large meeting of
the inha bitants has been held. at which
it was resolved. without opposition, that
uniettertd commercial relations with the
United States are necessary to the con-
tinuei prosperity of the province.
The announcement that some Of the
American fishing vessels are armed. con
tinues to excite good deal of attention
throughout the country.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

The potatoe rot is reported to have
made its appearance in Mor'sghe. Derry,
Galway and other localities in Ireland.
The report, however. needs confirmation,
and it is supposed was set aaoat for spec
ulative purposes.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

RARE SPoRT.-See our advertising col
umns for an account Of the great race that
is to come off on Saturday next, in the
vicinity Of this place.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

RICHARD HENRY LEE, the senior Edit
or of the Cincinnati Commercial. died on
the 2lst uIt. His place as an Editor viii
be difficult to fill.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04
Total. $500 1o.6O8 S9.l47 90

IOIdI, J,JUU 7 ., UUO %, IT OO
The total number of visitors during the
week was, there: Gore, 26.1l4. averaging
1862 per diem. The cash receipts men
toned in this table, do not include the
amount received for season tickets.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

Tax Payers of Plymouth would do
well to notice the advertisement of the
collector, in this paper-especially the
Banks. Jacob is a man Of his word, and
seldom jokes when he has his shoes on.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

VIM. J. Brown. of the State Sentinel,
has been appointed Special Agent Of the
Post Office Department for Indiana and
Illinois.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

IMPoRTANT.--R. Vale Esq, editor of
the Free Democrat at indianapolis, says
he intends to vote for Reporter to the
Supreme Court just as he pleases. DON'T.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

CRYSTAL PALAcE.-The number of Wis
itors and the cash receipts at the Crystal
Palace during the week ending July 23d,
a r.. inns renOrted:
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

Accounts of the continued dvouth are
contained iG most of our exchanges from
all parts of the country. In the South
ern part of this State, the corn, in some
neighborhoods is sd id to be past redemp
ton. and that half crop will moi be re-
allied.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

Advertisements to insure inser-
ton, must - handed in by Tuesday preced-
ing the day of publication.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04
M AlR@IrI1N

On the 18th ult, by Rev. Asher Cottfel,
Mr.. SQUIRE MARTIN TO Miss JANE Pirr
MAN.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

The SWAMP LANDs.-At the sale in
this County last Monday. about So, 900
worth were sold. What remains can be
entered al S l .25 per acre.
The State Auditor, in an interview we
had with him last week, informed us
that. despite 1.-the circular" all the pro-
ceedS of the Swamp Lands in each Coun-
ty may be applied, if necessary. to the
drainage of the Swamp Lands therein, as
yell the unsOld tructs as those which
have been purchased. We are gratified
that this decision has al last been made;
and that the just and legal demands of
the Northern Counties have been respect
ed. South Bend Register.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04
Great Outrage at Hacinaek.

On the 9th inst the Sheriff of Emmet
county. Mich, went TO Pine river 10 sum-
mou jurors residing there. As il had
been given ont that no man would be al
lowed to serve any process at that place,
he took two boats, with a crew of seven
men 10 each, all armed. believing the pre-
sence of that number of witnesses would
prevent resistance. He was mis,ak KEN
After serving the process the party re-
turned 10 the boats, when they were fir
ed upon BY some forty men who had has
t!ly ga thered on the bluff Immediately
above them. More than 100 guns were
fired before they got the boats off the
beach, and within range of five rods
The party in the boats could do moth
ing but stand in plain view and push off
the boats, and sill and row. Their assail-
ants came down to the beach and fired as
they might be expected to at a mark
The firing continued until they got out of
range, when three boats filled with men
started in pursuit. The leading boat in
pursuit contained twentv-fiv men.
About ten miles out they came within
range aud renewed the firing. and kept
up pursuing fire for five miles, when
the sheriff aud his party made the bark
Morgan, Capt. Stone. and were taken on
board.
Six men wounded, but none MORALLY,
though more than two hundred guns are
known to have been fired, all within shot
range.
No pretence or excuse was made for
this assault, except that they were deter
mined to have no law d Pine river.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04

Right--To abolish whipping in the
Navy and introduce il into Congress.
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Diano-fortes.

A NEW PIANO-FORTE for *leJ, that
hcovs k15 but two months since. Excellent mQf
ern rosewood t octave, BY Of the bcS m.xas
warranted in peTees order. Cause Of sellnf plass ~
going 70 Europe. Apply soon, atho haas'a -, ~ =
EOLIAN PIANOS.-The best s.sorsmcnt o.
III Ps1os IL tkz city ee sea q ~ s,ssx,s
g.JIet DAVIS Cas- celebrated Eoben risnoe OF Nv -
uab approved e sspsos = asy
70 e ys "a a<en nsasrs Gnsss and other ssssss
80 ,,h md without the Ersizs at ysrcas Preee
LINCOLN b THoAPsOS, No. al sssessss.
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Amnsements.

=
NIBI.Os GARDEN.-Msdame SONTAG's
~ FIFTH and LAST NIGHT BUT ONE Of the FIRST
SERIES. FRIDAY, Ian p, win be performed
LUCREZIA BOR0tA,
With the following powerful cast;
LUCRFzlA B0RGIA,,,. Mad. HENRIETTE S0NTAG
The Duke.. Badish Gennsro Sig. Pozzoini
Ntrl
10 give due effect 90 the concerted pieces
Sgnors ROCCO and GASPAR0NE
sh sug Ton this occasion only the parts Of
GAZZELLA and GuBE1TA.
tendueoI Eckert
Secured Seats 81 aud 81 to be obtained At Nblos Garden
md AZ the Stationery Store Of Messrs Van Norden
kne No. IS Wallst also at the door the evening Of
performance.
On THURSDAY viii he sold the s2seats and on FRIDAY
Nc Vi and remaining a. seats
noon open az 81. Open commences az u O'Clock.
" Orers nights, Monday "Wednesday and Friday.
~ Carriages may be ordered at 10. o'clock.
A CARD.
10 10 numerous requests fer repetition OF THE
DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT, IL is respectfully
ssed that the Management DESTROYS OF presenting
Vfefas in rapid succession has decided upon perform
ne sEy Opeta thsn twice during each Series
Ssnss win be announced, during which The Daughter OF
even
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THE MECHANIC.-contents of No, Is


Sslorc Ensine considered IN q practical hight.
Detail Dimensions Of the new English Locomotive.
American Mechanical Joe.uss
How u the Earth Wesghed-
New Water Wheel
Review American Patents
ie'ail Dimensions of Marine Boilers.
Saantity Of Rain f.Hen in 49,
Novel Discnss.oa.
Arieses On Cotton Manufacturing. Ensine, &c.
REVIEW OF AstrUncxninAl ard ether Lectures Gc, &c
fegee ~ Z T. LEONARD. ToruS, - per yeAz. VI
fee Nc icy feasis, " u
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Cost ano fonn0.

I OST-Or taken by mistake from the Met
n ropofsn Hotel Russell TRUNK. marked l. NJ
on each end. and h. Maynard" the plate. Any nior-
nation at aid trunk given the office Of the Metropolitan
Hotel viii he suitably rewarded.
I OST-A Guard Watch Chain, with a clasp
~ IL AZ j: made Of the hair Of deceased reli-
tive, The finder viii be rewarded by leaving a. No,
ChsElfon-ks
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WANTED-A Man fully competent 70 take
w charge Of f&a tan thirty miles Of the city on
tie hne Of the SeT-HEysn Railroad One VINO Il wsh sc
eltinied with saruenug md raising u a and - ased 20
hOEe- &c Aust D. wiling and ndus-o1s AID De able 20
show the best Of recommendations 20 The above points
One without family preferred Apply az No fChathsm-
square, between the hours Of 9 md L A NJ
WANTED-A Jappaner and Ornamental
w Painter. None hat first worklnan nav spply
70 NUNS CLARK, No. s. Eat Sth-st-
WANTED-At No. III Nassan-st. Sales
men, Clerks Porten. Men on Steamers and Rail
roads Bsykesper Boys or Trades &c Places for smart
CHs ready Applicants !nclOsng 81 free Of postage, VII
be suited THOS. SPHINX, Agent.
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ALL the MAGAZINES for FEBRUARY
IN Ready this day, az
DEWITT 4 DAVENPORTS CHEAP PUBLICATION
DEPOT,
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GRAHAM, Cooley, PETERsoN's NATIONAL &c
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Price 50 cents.
THE ABBOTT MONASTERY IvANHoE. HART
cheap edition. Price IS cents each.
RODRS PosT.oFFICE DIRECTORY. Now ready
Prce 50 cents
Nearly ready, RUTH GARNETT; or THs Lows OF
THE EARL OF ROCHESTER. Price 80 cents.
BEATRICE; or, THr UNKNOWN RELATIVES. BY Mis-
Sinclair author Of Modem Accomplishments" Holiday
House." &c. Price 50 cents.
MARK HURDELsToNR. BY Mrs. Noodle, suthor Of
'Roushins it in the Bush Price 50 cents.
LATTE; or THE PIRATE or THE GULF. Price 5os.
TIE WAR TRAIL; or, THE HUNT THE WILD
HORSE. BY Capt. Msyne Reid Price 50 cents.
RooKwooD. By wm. Harrison Answorth. Price
50 cents.
ETHAN ALLEN. Price 20 cents
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~ tpstrurtior, Health and Pleasure, at Il.

Heiro,otan Academy and Gymnasium, Nos. 80 and 50
9Th av Wellington square, Particulars obtained by
ssIlnr az the Institution by addressing note 20
g. J. sEDGWICK, AM Vice-President
and Secretary OF the Faculty.
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NBLO's CONCERN SALOON-THEO-

NlBLOs CONCERT SAIOON.-THEO-
~ poRE ElSfELDS CLASSICAL OUARTETTE
sokEE the Fourth Of the third season. Will take place on
sNIShpAt January = 1883. Coneert TO commence at
II d. D0DWORTHs SECOND CON.
nay fSESiN JAM las s the sAs s R'ffs SP
HALL Doors opca - !; commence q, o'clock.
PROGRAMME.
LoyertQre to TIE Opera Of Aesandro Stgsaeo Rv the
fall Military Band ......,........1., Flo,to,v
! Aria, from tss Open Of sOnnaabsls
Ah porcho non posse adj arti .............. Beiui
Performed on he rsncg EboT Come by Chss b. Doworth
SnieAssep, "T,nothsls". Streek
seens ed As Fs.e to TIE ost5. 81 ue, 4, hammer.
fsI;sa y II pSdsc1sS sad tn: Come, bsaa
Cs1lone, Solo, by EdwsFd BeoSna' = f'''1'
So""Hc' '0s'Ga w ~. Ii b Dodwosth
Lane al kse'o'1n,' from the Opera Of II Ra,hiere d
By the Military coree, R.nS S'ssai
u "Enan lnvseni" from the Opera o, rrr,,; v.,a;
svermsdty Allen pcawoh and the Sereaaae Craet s,nS
esi ior the Violin and Piano Forte SS Tsss sS o ss,
Geo y. Brstow. mo"
" oaieAsep, The Bandit ffon Eressi, .rransca
Fun Mhtsry Band = ''SAins
= psst,ino frcn the oPers Of Masoad'eri.
r. Carlo 70 inCoip shi, Coutxno". ............verN
"h 4. Doaworsh, Csrpetno, ID. l. D0wnins Bas. rbo-
Como, and the Comet Band
,.1 Ssoaetion AID 0aiope, tDescriPtvs Trs2 by Rail-
BY the oTchestrs.
Cosecrt 20 Commence ar o'clock.
' c ha4l, on Friday, Feb. IS
@ss,sn are requested not 20 take the seats marked
"a uessihey hold ticket bearing the correspond
:sPtos, Crwelse Admissions to the seros) IS
asvsa Seal, can Be- secured Al pobWoRfa
w hssie Store, Ne. sSS broadway.
VyOAns nxr.re,,z,,...-
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WO0Ds MlNSTRELS, No. Az Broadway.
RDss sa,.'A EVENING, January "a bepef. Of 4,
~"b ""s1 several restleies vii he broaehi forward
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BOARDING WANTED-For Family cOn

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-21
ITO IRON MANUFACTURERS and DEAL

Go n00 WANTED, a partner with
W c.OOO. the above amount ofeAptsl in b1si-
ADJ established yielding profit Of from IS 70 100
per 81 eco 10 b. used the Immediately, the
residue in equal portions within the year, required
which moneys security viii be gwen No person need
A J. this office.