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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13
\ terrible muss hos been kicked up

\ terrible muss hos been kicked up
down Town in the Dry Goods and Drug
business Dr.. T. A. lemon not only
sdverises in shis paper, but he is actual
~ selling for The cash. we'll selected
stogk "f Drugs. Medicines & other goods.
Of Brownlee s. Co.'S. Honest Cor
ner." we have not fair opportunity 10
speak. ss it is dilh.'u't TO get Into the
house for the stacks OF goods To See wha I
they have got, but the reader can see
their advertisement. ami guess at the bal
ance. Grn,.e manly and accommodating
clerks. and good nstured. red headed
proprietor. make all the difference Ia the
world. in stock OF goods. Save us one
and quarter yards O: that choice Satin
vesIing.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13
tonyictiOn Of Kissanc Attempt to Commit Sai-
eide.

The reporter of the Cincinnati Times
furnishes the following account OF he
scene il court upon the rendition Of the
verdict in the Kssane case:
The Court room was dimiy lighted, the
night without was dark and stormy, as i
in unison with the fate Of the prisoner.
when he was brought in 10 hear the de-
cisiou of those twelve men upon whom
his future destiny hung. and with whom
MS every worldly expectation rested.
Kissanc looked full Of hope. a he stood
up before those iurymen. and gaZed fixed
Iy at them. as if he would read their sem
tence ere i, was uttered. The awful
word guilty fell not upon his ears. as
much as upon his soul. which seemed TO
shrlvrl before that awful sound. Ever,
ray of hope died III his counienance; be
started aud gaz d wildly around as if TO
Seek for protect IN. and sank overpowered
brn-ath the unantici pa ted blow. He
grasped ueryously the arm OF his counsel,
Judge Walker. who had struggled SO no.
bly, in his defence. and who had fought
So bra,eiy. though in vain. against The
dark aud impending fate which awaited
him. and exclaiming in trembling and
appalling :onr: That is urong Judge
As Hcauen is my luitness. Ibid not do ii!
burst Into an agony of tears.
Each Spectator III that Court room felt
a thrill of wo. IN that painful and awful
! silence. dead as The hope of he unfortun-
ate who sal. weeping like child before
t them.
That scene will be long burned upon
our memory Near T. issane sat his young
! brother. bdlhed in tears. aud sobbing as
! if his hear, would break-he pless then
he seemed-ihe elder brother. 10 whom
he had looked up 10 as father. plunged.
in d+s pair aud afilic,inn. was near him a
convicted (elon. The mother of these
two Young men. thank Hraven. was not
there. She had not yet learned that fear
I tul intelligence. which viii slope The
dlrkel,el crescent to her no. distant tomb.
She was awaiting. with GREATNESS sus
pense and anxious mind. and high beating
heart The return To his home of her cher
| ished son. A mothers love had nevel
| accused him in her sight he was as in
| mocemt as when he lay smiling infant
| upon her bosom. The hour approached
when she awaited his coming -the declar
alton OF his acquit,al. How bitter. how
crushing the disappointment!
! And who would bear the sad tidings
20 thu. mother? Who was to awaken
her from that happy dream 10 the horrible
. reality?
! Her younger son. who vep: there by
! his convicted brother-he was TO apply
the torch TO his mothers hopes. thai
would burn them into biackened enbe IS
We thought of this. and others thought
nf it. And is II strange il tear sprung
into the eye. anl for d moment. shut Out
even the form Of Justice. and Turned the
vision inward toward the weakness oil
oar common natuGe. and the sorrowins
slze of Mercy. ever praying q! Stern JUS
! nc, feet.
K;s.,,.e has since his conviction al
! tempted suiciLe.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13
ENORMOUS PorAro-GRsAr DlscovEnv

ESoRMoCS PorATo-GREAT DiscovEGY,
-Sumr tine since. we received water
melon from the Agent of The American,
Express Company. in indianapolis w-igh
ing 40 pounds. in the mole whirh ac-
conipani-' il. We were told that il WAS
our a mrdium sig, We hardly knew how
In account for The g:uwth az such "a mel.
nn IN HooSi-r!om, but this morning we
have the mystery unravrli-d. We re-
crived pink eye potato. weighing lbs.
and Z ounces, from Mr.. John Divis. OF
b.,ch ford county. Indiana. accompanied
by "a liter giving the n",ius oprraudi OF
such great Success IN Agricultural pur
suits. We append M. D'viss language;
lie SAYS:
The people Of this neigh,,'rho'd III
lately. have been taking the Commr,ccia
Enquirer aud G tz-tte and in that time
tnters cam 10 nothing at all; hut d short
tine since the farmers stopped these pa
p"rs. ma ie up club. and sent for thu
Dollar Times: and ever since then. thu
poia'"rs grow three times larger. :iie ap
pies much sweeier. and il is real ira.
that the girls are landsomer aud we ar
all great deal better nnturrd. an account
of The spicy jokes. good no-;rs aud l~a>
ing tales. -Cinciandti Dollar Times
And dale the BIZ Of be;iher rounihr,
can yr produce me honeys fur the raisir
of the ,hruck. Thy have not only pink
eyes. blue eyes. rib eyes and ouiher col
ors-but divil the bi, are III. rl eyes i
fashion emmy moor. The Main law op
crates agin 'em. SHAY bit of mimi
neighhor Times. aud we'll send We bi'
of II mess Of the English sweet pota,oe
and willis, We are a sii:in on The one end.
making yer healthy breakfast off on him.
the other end is roasiin in the fire, m
darlin.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13
SENEX.
Washington News.
w AsHiNGroN. Oct.


The Department of lli- Interior yrster-
slav received n l-it..r from Col. Wvnknop.
rhr Unite States Marshal of the Eastern
Dist of Prnnsylvania. stating that three
uf his deputies wrr- on the p"int of being
arrested On II State warrant. charg Ing
them with riotnus or illegal conduct. in
the execution "f IA warrant. from Justice
Gri-r, Of The L. S. Court, for the arrest of
Il negro claimed ss slave by lsham
Kirih az Va.
The Marshal asks authority TO employ
counsel aud incur the necessary expense
in def niing suit.
The Secretary replied BY telegraph. di-
rrcting The NJ ,rshal To lose no time i'm
consulting the District Attorney aud
taking anv defense necessary: assuring
him that the department. as we'll as the
entire government is determined at all
hazards, and At any cost. to carry out the
provisions Of the Fugitive Slave Law.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

The proposed consolidation between
the Peru aud indianapolis, and he Madi-
sou R.ii Road Companies, mas not yet
been cohsumated. although all the pre-
lIminari-s are arranged. 1t is sup
posed The arrangement will be perfect
ed III January next. The time interv-n-
ing between this period and that. will
doubtless be prof bly, employed in stock
gambling by The grraterand lesser shavers
tho now control the destinies OF our
road The pranks of the bulls and bears
of Wall street, only on a more diininn-
tive scale. will be INDUCED in by the pic
avune Brokers who have got hold of the
stock. and are actuated By no other con.
sidera' ION than self interest. Our road
is che fat pigeon which is TO be plucksd.
aud we expect Ia sre it done most effect
ualiy. particularly as some who have had
the opportunity have shown &i.-ir skill in
,this line alre Ady.-Pern Sentinel.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

The politicians OF LIpuric county seem
to be de iernined to fill their county Off
ces with sober and temperance men
This is right. Show clear front at
home. and your advice 10 those abroad
will be received with greater force. than
IL YOU should recommend the course. but
refuse TO practice j.. 1t is bad enough
In all conscience. 10 See a drunken man
in any position In soriet, -hut To SEE one
filling. or trying 20 Fl I an off ai station
is douby disgusting. He is clothed with
Official power AMI influence by the peo-
pie. and they err III Indirectly sanction
ing and endorsing lis practices. AMI the
recipient commits an error in being the
dup Of such Constituency. by rx-cu-
ting their designs at the sacrifice of his
own health and reputation. This is con
sid-red a bold strike. but the time has ar
rived for il.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13
Wholesale Licensing.

six thousand licenses 10 sell liquor
have already been granted for the pres"n
year in New York" Six thousand licen
srs among population of six hundred
thousanh.--or one licensed liquor srlie'
To every one hundred human beings, On'
Of those hundred human beings there are
probably but twenty five men of mature
age. So tina, the Common Council hav.
censed one out of every twenty five
men in New York 10 sci! liquor
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13
ARRIVAL Or The ARABIA.
Further Advance in sBre nd = ts is
Threatening Aspect Of tisc East
ern QuestiOn-TAe Sultan call
ed upon To Fight or A1slicI:e.
New YORK, Oct. 6th


The Ara bia. from Liverpool Sept 90
arrived at her dock at % O'clock. She
bri"gs l20 passengers. She passed the
Atlantic Sept. 26 h. and exchanged sly
nails al midnight with stram-r. sup.
posed IL be the Asia. Passed the Arctic
Oct. 4th.
The cholera is raging at Manchester
in many towns Of England and Ireland.
and in the northern towns Of EUROPE -
the deaths in Newcastle averaged 100
daily.
The aspect of the Turkish di fTi.nlri.s
is more threatening ihan-ver. The Turks
re aroused Ia the highest >taIe a.! fan,t.
irisn. ani even call on the Sultan I" de
clare war. ar ablicai- the rhron.. Man
while tn Great Phw-rs are rnl~avo=ing
20 induce the Sll,an 10 accept :he origin
i Il Vienna note. AZ Cnnsisniimopl-. in
rrniary plncaris cOntinu- 20 br posted.
A bitter feeling against Eng land has been
.ng-nd-red among thu Mussun1en. and
.aricarures Of that country are freely cir
-nlat.d. The general feeling at Cbmstan
! inoplp is that the Sultan would make no
unrrssions either to Russia or To the
| Powers. Ii was also announced that The
lispntr brtw-pn thu English and Frrn' h
| ministers had b.-n revived. The French
Minister hnd insisted tina the feels should
..n,r mp To Consiantinople, and Lord
S,dclif hal objected.
| A sps,rh from Vienna. OF the 20Ih
avs Aus'rin had broken out Of the coali
| ion. AMI declines tn sanction the guar
,ntee. in the collective note. against any
interference on the part Of Russia between
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

CRlME.-The latest national statistics
Of crime are found in he a b. fact Of the
seventh census. FROM that il sppeats
that the whole number of PERSONS convict
I'd of crime in the United States. 70, The
year ending Jane. 1850. was atout 81
OCO; OF these g GOO were nativ,s tin-
Guiding coored prisoners and IA Geo
foreign born. BY the same authority.
and 10 the same date, we are informed
that our population WAS comp, sed &c
IL 1877 sos natives Of It's soil; 22l6 e2o
born III foreign countries. amd 80 Ga
whose nativity could not be- drt-,n,it,.f.
While we have. therefore. bur ahont on.
foreign resident to nine NATIVE wLius.
there is fraction Deer foreign hurn ons
CT minal 10 every natirc including blat k
aud white. Such was lie ia ito If crime
in 1880.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

Mr. Charles Long formerly conductor
on the Cincinnati and DAYTON Railway
was assaulted violently on Saturday morn
Ing 6 inst. by party "f drunken Irish
near the Hamilton Hotel in Hamilton
He resisted valientiv until over pow"rr'
bv numbers aud loss Of blood. The,
would have killed him but for the time /,
assistance Of The boardrrs Of the house
The rowdies were not at latest advice!
arrested.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

FoREIGN.-ih-I ntrilIsence by our la
test arrivals is still calculated TO keen
public expectation OH tiptoe. The ar
rival Of each vessel will be looked TO
with muci anxiety, until some change
taxes place IN the present state of ans irs
between Russia and Turkey.
Negotiations have been settled upon
between the Austrian Minister and our
They had better have given him up TO
Capt. lngraham.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13
THE KhSZrA AFFAIR

In our next, we hall give our realers the
able and interesting letter Of Secretary Marcy
in reply TO Mr.. IIulsemarn. the An 'trian MIN
is,sr, relative 20 tie seizure If NJ. Ko<z'a, an
his subsequent reclamation hy an American
vessel. cornmsnded by Capt. insriham- Th'
document is rather lengthy for papers tile
sire Of ours--but its great importance in sell
hug the priaci pies upon which our govern
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

An Arkansas volunteer in the Mexican
war. riding on horse 5ark. ramr across an
lllinoisan. who WAS shn: ia HE leg. Tie
ilIinoisan tod him where he was woun-
ded. and suggested to BE- taken up and
conveyed out of danger. Arkansas"
placed him on behind the saddle ana fas.
tened him to himself with leather strap.
While they Were fastening from darg-r,
"A grape shot took illinois head of, hut
Arkansas thought be had only iain,.d
from fatigue and pain. Whrn safe
place was arrived at, the hors, man rr.ras.
ed his charge. and seeing his had WAS
gone. he exclrim We'll these Hi
noisans are III" greatest liars nu,. HRS
a vascal with his head or when he told
me he was only shot in The leg. You
can't believe word these fellows say.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

A genera meeting Of Railway rresi
dents and Directors will! be held in Wash
ing,on city in Octobrr. to consider aud
adopt such measures ss shall guard a.
gainst accidents on railways and give
more confidence to tra,e llers that reliable
precautions ere hourly exercised. Err.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

POSTAGE .--Pefsons living in the county where
a paper is published, are not chargeabie with
postage, although licir papers may lie sent 10
an ofiice IN al adjoining county. II il is ther
most convenient Office, and where they rece We
their o.hel mail mittef. Thus decides the
post mascE Geueral.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13
rived for il.

RscoLLEcr.-W hen paper. sent bv mail
70 subscriber. is no, taken out Of the offi e 10
Which il il sent i is the du'v OF the post mas
ter 10 no ify the publisher. giving the reason,
If known, why such paper IS not taken from
his office; and his ne lect of su"h du y mike
HIM re ponSible 10 the punish This is .
law properly enaetel and we expect to see il
nfoperlY oh. ervel.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

EAIY! RAIS.-The conti6u"d dry wealth
er in This section. is about &c deprive US
of water of all kinds. The wells are fail
ing aud the cisterns are empty. and il is
uncertain how long Yellow River will
continue a running stream
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13
For The Banner

After visiting the school house in your
village will Introduce the following:
MIR. N. how does your school prosper?
| presume thst you have an excellent
teacher. and tina, h. will do well.
Il cannot cell much about the school.
lis true that my children attend school
occasionally; have Other things OF more
importance To attend to. have Span
Of horses To train for the biroucne -lia We
just obtained lot Of ralvcs of the Dur
ham mix: also few pigs from the Stale
Fair; AMI am raising a couple OF dogs
f"r the chase; anil my wife has go, few
Engi ish rabbits and group Of Shanghai
chickens; so these together with my 9th
er business allow us no time 10 spare for
The concern of the school"
The above shows TOO nearly the inter
st bestowed upon sht education of chill
iren. Teachers are poorly encouraged
and sustained: unsuitable buildings for
schools. with the occosionsl attendance
of many of the pupils. Teachers are re-
| CURED to make bricks without straw
ar even worse. to teach children who
IRE not at school. or about the Same
hing, attend occasionally. While s..
istlr inleres, is manifested for the sup
.f - hools, II, wonder we see ST.
MANY voupes;e's lettering about, often
engaged in wicked pat lime, though they
IRE intended 10 br edu,. IT, '"' man!
IT them for profes siomal mrn-- ~ '""S
.rnx up snh so tnr:ii ami reap the ffu.
f thcir labor. which is disappointment
'nd >'iame--t!en the consequences. l.
parents were more concerned for The ed
rcation Of their chill lrrn better house
would be erected for :hai pufpn se--chii-
lren would be encouraged To attend
school. & delight to pursue their lessons
Ia please parents. &c. Teachers would
he stimulated 10 use every m-sns
'sThe opening reason 10 enlarge,
10 lead the growing mind through every sage,
From hu nhle \ B c, to Coils ovu page;
From black rough pencil mar&s-horriI to The
sight,
To flares, lines that foato'er pureSt white;
From enumeration. through an opening way,
| Till dark Arthme,ic'S seen clear day,
| n 10 4 flo, r,f, Al I.,sh
Expands its wings, and gives il power Tor flight
| TIL earth's remol est bounds and Heaven.
bright han,
He can trace, weigh, measure. pic.use and ex-
plain"
Srring two gentlemen coming from
srhooi.rOom. surrounded By large grouf
pured of mine host. il those two mel
were both teachers. No. said he. one i:
the minister OF the village: he visits III,
school nearly every af,ernoon-takesp par
in their exercises di.missrs ih,
school with few appropriate words. o
joins in singing a tune. He visits al
the fdmiIirs AMI is sure to say something
20 the children concerning their sturirs
Our school is progressing 6ueIy since hr
came - live in the place: the Who'll,
school go tn hear him pr-acn on the sab
baths. Sid mine host. does your minis
rrrs visit your schools. ahl -ncourag,
,hem' hung my head. AMI drawIeI GU
the negative no.
SENEX
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

The yellow f-vrr has principally sub
sided i'm new Orleans. but has been pre-
vaiiing 10 an alarming ext-n, at Mobile
and other places in the south.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

We look upon the Eii,or Of the Go.
sheu Democrat as TOO contemplate a
ninny to hold a place in the Editorial
corpse. and Of course we shall erase his
Democrat from our exchange list, and have
no further intercourse with its Editor or
his paper.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

Mr.. n FLETCHER. VINO recently pur'
chased the Wabash Gazette establish
ment. assumed his duties as its Editor OH
the 9th inst.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

AccInEST.-A young man named Mat.
thew Swuil had his right leg br"ken Just
below thu knee. on TUESDAY oe last werk.
a short distance wrsi Of Town He was
standing up in the buggy. and by some
means The horse became frightened aud
threw him out with such frrce as TO
break his leg Indiana Herald.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

HiRAMP. BAR Elitur and proprietor
OF the kusciuskn Republican. at Warsaw.
died OH he 30lh uit. He was buried by
the Sons of Temperance. OF which order
ne was all acceptable nemter
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

A shTewd old gentleman once said to
his daughter, Be sure. my dear. tina YOU
never marry poor man: but RENE m her,
the poorest man in ne world is one hat
has money. ard nothing else" That's
true
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

THE ELEcrIoN.--In this county, we
County E .mmissioner for district No. 2
Johnson Biownlee was elected R-cor,I-,
by quite respectable majority. and Dd-
viL Ndnvactor. the old Commissioner
Was reelected. As we have none bu, r.
ported returns we. have thought it b-s'
tn defer their publication until next week
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

ment has determi ned TO act IN such cases, and
ing fully posted upon the subject. are induce
ments sufficient TO give il publicity, TO the ex-
clusion oil OUT usual variety.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

GEN. JANIS ~. AcAAy. al north CIR
DINA. was ,ohen ~ ~ fbe c,t5 may
Wilmington. on the | D II inst. and dird
i'm few hours. He vas raenhrr os
Congress from North Carolina ioF g peri
cd of sixteen wars
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

THE SIEeF OF BOLOGNA. This ce'e
brated mbardmeni has just been picto'
rally curicstured by d French paper. II
consists Of IA brndle dog tugging at all
overgrown sausage. Not bad put in.
that
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

The NEwHALL FAMILY paid our town
visit on Saturday evening last and thei
performance seems tn have sffnrdrd gen.
rrnl satisfaction. The g~n,lemanly de
pertinent OF the manager wi / win for the
company the respect and patronage ofany
community.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

BREADsTUFrs Our latest foreign dis
patches report grain aud all binds OF
brcdds,ufrs as firm and in demand al
the highes' figures quoted since the first
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13
MT a = = Efl.!tM

80 ~ -
On the 10th inst nv R-y. Austin Fuller.
Mr. JACOB F. LEWIS tn Mrs ESTHER ANN
CADwALlDER. all of this county.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

ERAdYerfiSc,icnt TO insure inser-
ton. must be handed in by Tuesday proceed
ing the day Of publication.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

TWAo was II that promised u wood o.
subscr plion? Ugii-g ggggg-iis cold.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13
The Eastern Train

IL As inst arrived with ano her load OF New
Goods for the Regulator, anl the re / me
will he ere a. fast as the snOr ing horse can
haul Il EN-. There is m cl.an.ine our deter
minallon to sell goods AT rhe loves possible
pr!ceS, aud if choice 1r'l"leS AMI small pr fits
will he any inducement o customer Why lnst
come along without any noie pa leving ap"u;
il. and STE wLai can e done f,r YOU al ihc
Regulator. WEsTEavELr ~ TX W.T..
Oct
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

The Senate * wing.
No choice Of Governor by the people
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-13

VERMONT ELEcTIoS The Mnntpel;.r
Free man saws ,hr Housr will consist Of
96 wings. 81 democsais. and 90 free soil