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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
Polygamy and Popular Sovereignty.


In the late political canvass for Con.
gress. we indie pendenily and unsolicited
from any quarter. stepped into the har-
| ness for the purpose Of adding our little
mite to the struggle that was making for
the permanent establishment, of noble
and patriotic principle amonst the insti-
tu;ions of our country. We love that
principle which recognizes the greatest
liberty of the American citizen at the bal
| lot-box. especially when his righ. TO vo
is so closely connected with i peaceful
and satisfactory enjoyment of his home
But blind fsnaticism and reckless agita-
ton we have as freely condemned.
All precedent in the enactment or ex-
ecution of either National or local laws in
this country, leads to The irresistible con
clusion that this great privilege was not
conferred upon us either in states or ter
ritories. 10 be exercised without proper
| restrictions. A man has the right 10 do
as he pleases to = certain extent. but he
is required 10 recognize that right in his
nrighbor. and the established claims that
his country and the general good OF soci.
ETY. has upon him.
In our advocacy of the popular sover-
eighty doctrine, we have not been willing
to admit the right of any citizen 10 abuse
This glorious privilege in the establish
ment oil creeds so communicating and
beasIly as that of polygamyl The very
nature and spiri. of our institutions con-
denim it, and men in their advocacy Of a
good and wholesome measure, NAV rem.
der their noble and praisworthy efforts
worse than Ineffective by going to ex-
tremes.
The law maker is bound By every prin
ciple of the entire Ca dialogue OF our insti-
tutions 10 recognize and legslate for the
protection and promotion Of the moral
and socia! welfare Of the whole people.
The English code (and it is useless TO say
we are not indie bted TO that from is very
inception. as code @! criminal and civil
law. recognized the revealed will of God
IN It's provisions fer the regulation and
coutrol of the people as social compact.
See Blackstone. lst part vol. |.
The comma ndmen;s in the Bible and
our fall recognition of. and conformity
TO them in the original establishment Of
the institutions of this country. so clearly
establish The principle thu: our entire
code from first TO last was intended TO adj
here to this great principle. that there
is no ground for !cavil.
Thou shalt not kill" and we make
laws for the punishment o. the offence.
Thou shalt not steal" sc. &c. "He
that conmitteth adultery" &C., our
whole code-extending broad cast over
the land, and the hearts and consciences Of
our entire population-hold guilty and
they provide for his punishment. PoIyg
amy holds such a relation to this con
demned practice or wrong, (only tina,
1t approximates nearer brutal customs
and habits) that American citizens never
did and surely never will. recognize or
legalize 1t in law-making capacity.
We regretted 20 see this subject INTRO.
duced into the canvass, as il bears no
compa rison to the institution of slavery
in political sense.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
4 Rich Case,

Some years ago. an Irishman was
knocked down and robbed. He accused
d man of having committed the robbery.
and in due time the case came up for
trial. The Irishman being upon the
stand, was croSsexamined, after having
sworn positively TO the guilt of the PMS
oner, by one of our keenest lawyers. and
SoKething like the following. was the re.
sui:
You say that the prisoner at the bar
was the man who assaulted. and robbed
vou?"
Yes"
"Was it BY moonlight when the occur
renee took placer"
'Divil the bit of IT,"
WAS it Starlight"
Not whit; it was SO dark that YOU
could not have seen your hand before
you"
WAS there any light shining from any
house near by?'
"Disil "a bit iv house was there any
where about"
well. then. If here was no moon. nc
starlight, no light from any house, an,
So dark that you could not even see YOU
hand before you, how are you able Il
swear that The prisoner is the mani How
did you sec him?"
why yer honor, when the spalpeer
struck me, (may the divil fly away WIZ
him) the fire flew out iv my eyes so brigh
ye might have seen to pick up pin, "
could, be jabbers!"
The court. jury counsel. and spectator
exploded with shouts at this quaint idei
and the prisoner was directly after declar
ed not guilty.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12


Political Enemies.-It is certainly the
silliest thing in civilized community.
that men could be guilty of. to suffer ,hei,
political differences 70 make them per.
sonal enemies. They vil differ as 20
she best mode of tillng the soil, abou,
the price of a horse. and hundreds of other
transactions in life, and still remain
friends. They will differ about the great
and important matters of religions SUB
jet touching their eternal destiny, and
Of far greater importance than the simple
and temporary subject OF politics, ard
ye, in the social circle. when the time IS
20 be merry" all is harmony, love and
soc'abiIity, because charity envieth
NOS with them.
Hal men never differed, the old spin.
ming wheel and distaff. the old fax brake
the Hail for wheat threshing, and the
s!ed or wagon and horses 10 take it seye
'al miles to market. and return with q
load ofsoods for the me,chant-the week
ly mail and boy on horsehack-sll woulI
still be adhered to as the prime moviu,
machinery of the presen. age. But men
differed and continued 70 differ. unit! a
mighty change is wrought. The proud
and majestic steamer and the fierce snor.
ting iron horse. with their hundreds Of
tons-the one breasting the deep current,
the other with lishtning's speed-know.
ing no mud nor mire-are compara,iveIv
but moment in the performance of long
and lucrative trips. The chitter chatter
Of the lightning itself is buzzing in our
ears the victories won by American arms.
and the tidings of new born republics
which were the occurrences of but one
hour ago.
A resort to argument 10 prove the alb.
surdity of becoming personal enemies on
account of politIca, differences, is about
as silly however. as our first proposition.
1t is too obvious to every one. I, is but
the children's play Of old men.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
SiacriH's Sale.

nI virtue OF an execution 10 me directed
= } from the Clerks Office of The MaIShs
Circuit court VIII expose to public sale az
the court house door in the town of plymouth
in said county, on Saturday November 4ti.
1854 between the hours Of ten O'Clock IL.
and four O'Clock m on said day, the Ien'~
and profits for seven years Of the following
described real estate. TO wit: the east part OF
the property owned BY Pomeroy and bro,her
in Brehmen. in Marshall county, IL being a OF
out OF The north west quarter OF The noril cas-.
quarter o. section 3, township s. NORTH OF
range 3 east, bounded west by lot OF and
now owned by Vim. q Pomeroy and cuplec
by Geo Poneroy, and south by the STATE road
running east and west, and leading from flynl-
outh ia Goshen, and running east from tie
south east corner o the said VIM. q. Pomeroy'S
lot along the line of said road, and thirty feet
from its centre, eighty feet and four in hes,
thence north one hundred and thirty two feet,
thence west tothe north east corner of said
VIM. q. Pomeroy'S lot, thence south along
the line o. said 10 10 the place OF beginning
containing one quarter of an acre, more orleSS:
and II the said rents and profits fail to sell ior
a sum sufficient 10 satisfy said execution aud
costs, viii al the same time aud place oF,T
the fee simple title TO the same. Executed rs
the property Of VIM. G. PomeToy at the suit OF
Ruth Serng and others.
J. L. THOMPSON. sh'G.
Oct. 10, 1884. 30.3.
q LOT NJ
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
BALTIMORE, Oct. /

NewOt'eans pa; ers Of III ssday are received
A steamer has arrived u, that port with Browns
Vile dates TO the 10th ult The revolutonist,
in Mexico have had considerable success, and
have obtained possess, al several towns IN
Gliding Monterey. The government troops
will be unable 10 check them. IGian Gepre-
daiions OIL The American side vi iac INo GtAnde
We're very numerous.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

Kansas Emgration.-The second party OF
emigrants. sent out to Kansas territory
oy the New England Aid Society, has
reached its destination all IN good health
ana spirits. and pleased with the pros
poets. A steam mill was purchased at
Rochester. and has been sent ont for Them
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

HOgsish.--A hog was exhibited at the
State fair. weighing but little short OF
1000 lbs. This does not very well sus-
tain the reports of the drouth in the
south part of this state and Kentucky. if
this big grun.er got his "broughten' up
down that way.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
~
- $3.50 "

KaNsAs.-A letter from Kansas to
Gen. Pierce's home organ in New Hamp.
SHIRE, says that not one southern man is
iound to ninety nine northern and western
herman emigrunis, and that not a doubt
exists among The emigrants. or in the
neiShboring slave states, as to the future
character of Kansas. When admitted as
State, its manifest and glorious destiny
is Freedom.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

Father. did you eyer have another WIFE
beside mother? No, my son; VIVA. pos
sesses you 10 ask such question: 'Bs
cause saw in The old lamily Bible where
YOU marriei Anna Doasiay. 1898. ani
tina, ain'l mothers name, for her name IS
Sally Smith Boy destined FOR the presi-
dencv.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
Louisville. Sent %

Pressly Ewing. me Der of Congress
from the Second District. died of chole.
IA, at Mammoth Cave, on Wednesday.
VIM. e. Allen, an eminent artist of
this city. died at Mi!liken's Bend. Lousi-
ana, on the 23d inst. OF yellow fever.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

CHOLERA IN NAPLEs,--La:e European
advices state that there have been ten
thousand deaths in Naples from cholera
since the disease frs. made it's appearance
there this season.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

Many bears have lately made their ap-
pearance in The lds and Villages in ST.
Lawrence county n. Y. frightened prob
ably from their usual course by fires in
the woods. Seven were captured near
Pierpont in week. In many cases they
got into the door yards. and almos, il to
tho houses.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

A would be prophet down sou th, said
lately in one of his sermons. that he "wss
sent to redeem the world and oil things
therein Whereupon native pulled
out two five dollar bills on broken bank
and asked him to fork out the specie for
them.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

A celebrated writer on the sight says
that wearing wells permanently weakens
many naturally good eyes on account Oft the
endeavors of the eye to adjust itself 10 the
cedseless endeavors of the eye TO ad just
itself to the ceaseless vibration Of that
too common article af dress.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

Mrs. Ann Royal, who was some whs I
conspicuous upon :be pupbic stage du-
ring the administration OF Gen. Jackson.
died in washington city OH the Is. inst.
At very advanced age.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

New YoRK,-At the last annual State
election the relative strength Of political
parties. as shown by the vote for secretary
of state. was whig l60.943; hard SO.
S35 soft 96l37
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

The Nrkness.-The Fort Wayne Times
of late date says. 1--WE are sorry to in
dite the fact. that never since the first
inha bitants set foot on the banks of the
Maumee, has this county been so scourg-
ed with sickness as during the few months
past"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

A LITTER F BAB Es-A tSerm0n woman pass
ed thr1u4h Dayton. Ohio, on the first, having
with her six children. all BOYS born 4, the same
time. They were SIX months old, small bot
sprighily. L, Is supposed that his case is al
most If not quite unprecedented.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
The Election.

BY delaying our paper few hours. we
have been able to give more OF the returns
and better satisfaction to our readers,
than if we had issued at the usual time.
As to causes, why's and wherefore OF
the different results. our late illness du.
ring the prevalence of what little excite
ment characterized the canvass, totally
units us for giving any account. We
only know that the candidate and voters
have had all the fun and comgra tulations
-chagrin and disappointments to them
selves, and in their own way. So far as
we have been able to procure returns. We
give them to our readers, and as fast as
they can be procured. we shall endesvor
- keep them post.d. until the State and
Congressional elections are heard from.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

new and very dangerous five dollar
spurious note has appeared, OH the Phoe-
nix Bank, Chicago. Ill. Vignett-, female
reclining with left arm raised, anchor,
raised, vessel and rainbow,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

A man'sow conscience is bis cole tri.
bunal, and he should care no moro for
that phantom opinion than he should
fear meeting ghost if he crossed the church
ward al dark.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

CURIOUS SURGICAL OPERATIOA.-A child
two and half years old. whom bone ficent
nature, in one of her strange freaks, had
endowed with two hands upon one srm.
was lately relieved OF one OF the appen-
dages; and from the supeIfuous hand &,
enough flesh was dissecied 10 manafac-
ture a neat thumb for the hand that was
allowed TO remain; and which lacked that
necessary limb. The operation was per-
formed while the patient was nnder the
influence of chloroform. and the hand thus
made to order is doing well.-New Bedford
Standard.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

The Kalamazoo Bank is again down.
down. down. Don't touch it,unless its
bills are in your pocket book.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
Agrieulture.-Our farmes and mechanic

AgrienltUr.-Our farmes and mechanics
are now making praiseworthy efTor, to
institute an Agricultural society in this
county. and as it progresses we shall make
calculations for devcting portion of on,
columns to this subject.
We have frequently spoken oft before
and all those with whom we couvers.d.
that would be at all interested in its or.
sanization (and we cannot set q part any
portion OF our community that would
not be benefited by it) gave their hearty
concurrence. The opportunity is now af-
forded them to engage in the enterprise
IN earnest. Further particulars are un-
der the head of"the Banne. about home. "
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

U. w. Morris is elected Surveyor. L..
Matteson Coroner and Jacob Barnes As.
SCISSOR for this township,
we were unable to procure a list OF
the Assessors for this weeks paper.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

Wheat is selling at Peru at 81 .05-a
decline of 40 cents within the last week
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

Don't Miss it--That sale Of El.iot's at his
residence. on the 18th. See ADVERTISE
ment Oh next page.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
BALrINoRr. Oc'.


Al the Charity Hospital in y W Orleans. Cor
The week ending Sept26. there were l45 deaths
and the dis ease is increasing among private
practice.
At Augusta, for the week ending the 2j,i 4,
there were 32 deaths. The disease was b ,tiIg
and the alarm subsiding. The telegraph fl t
had re-op-nnd.
At DArien, Gas the fever has made is APP
pearance, and the inhabitants are flying from
The place pln.c-s;ruck.
The Charleston telegraph office will reopen
on Monday.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Sept. 30.
There were % deaths AT Augusta. Ga, yes
terday of which were fion fever.
At Charleston, on riday, there were and at
Savannah, OH w Wednesday. deaths from fever.
Hon. J, w. Jackson was among the latter rum
Der. The dsaths Mt Savannah for the week
were llG, including IS fr IN fever.
COLOMBIA, Oct. !.
The ntermcnts at Savannah yesterday were
4 and at Augusta 2.
BALTIMoRE. Oct. =.
The New Oleans papers Tu .sday last re-
port the deaths IN that city curing the proceed
Ing week at JO4, including 81 from yellow fe-
yer.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
The Result in the District.

In addition to the reported returns
from the Counties mentioned in our lists,
We have enough to assure US that Colfux
is elected in the district by from 500 to
1000 majority.
st. Joseph Co. is reported to have given
ColfaI about 600 maj. and La Porte has
given him about $50.
Pulaski County gives Eddy about one
hundred majority. and elects the balance
of her ticket Democratic.
Porter CO. reported 100 maj. for Colax
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
Starke County.

We have not received the official re-.
turns from Starke. but give the reported
malorities for Congress and the Legisla.
sure, which will be found near correct
and he successful candidates for County
officers
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
Butter. EGGS. Potatoes and ali

Other articles 81 Produce wanted at the Narie-
tv Store for which We will give the best dickeT
in town, anj sell goods AZ ur regular prices
SHINNABARGEa
Octl2 30tt
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

HAdvertiScments to insure inser-
ton, must be handed in by Tuesday preced-
M the day adjudication.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
.t esC .4Yr'ang cement.

ME partner hip heretofore existing be-
Z tween A. Shinnajsrser and C. D. Berch
is dissol. G. by the mutual consent OF the par
ties. TIE entire business OF The f. n viii -
settled by A. Shinnabarger, who will also
settle It's debts u is time; and i will i.e OBJ
vlouS TO e cry one that in order 10 enable ham
10 close up The business, that all those Indebted
should promptly call and make settlement.
:. SuiANAB ARGEH,
9. ID. EI4CN
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

Il < ri yN

In = leat and fashionable S,,ie CaliLe; u4-
kcrs WAGON Makes and others CA he q d.
mo.ia,el with al kinds # work IN L. line a.
shait notice. AMI good materia, sta be Used
II work ia Il g.ro satisfaction ar tbs cEs-os.-
er VIII n"t be al IA II receive i.
is shop is on Michigan street ono DR.
North OF Stuley' Tan varl.
JAMES y. gibson.
Plym )aih, OF. y. 1874 30rl
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
A. SHiNNABARGER

VsTILL continue tie Dry Goods and Gt9ce-
~ y business al the ola stand. and u.
sdiuGa - the tOr..er sock, he ) v I-ce.g-
ing q We'll selected stock of
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

ZOO BUSH. Glover Seed vaniel. g..
.EVO which the hiehes, m,rs g, pr.cc ia
Cash viii be- paid 4; the Variety Store.
SHINEABARGER
Dc. -, 1854. 3gu
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

4 Fine fot Of Jewcl,y u Watches
For sale 10y ". b. rERsHINe
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
FMG& g Y TWWE4
e. GID CIV ED e .
The E.adieS

tOiiSialIiis n part 0f IONS, sS--luefe5, ST
neiis, Flannels ard M-ooiea Goods Of 81
kinds.
The ladies
Wi fnl tbs Variety Store Tie pie ;or
Inter- Dress GcoDS. IreSs TRIMMINGS. 81
HIS customers viii be eppIisei OF other fresh
ar walls IN short time. As
Oct IL, 1891. 3G;f.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12

E'ecscn return, come IN SLOWLY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-05

THE NEW GOLD CoIN.-The Washington Union,
describing the three-dollar gold coins which are
be Immediately put in circulation, says: "The OBJ
verse of this coin represents an ideal head, with
the feathered cincture symbolic of America, the
word 'Tiberty" appearing on the band encircling
the head and the inscription "Uned States of Anne
rican surrounding the whole. On the reverse is a
wreath composed OF some of the staple produc.
tions of the United States viz: wheat cotton, H.
dian corn and tobacco; the denomination and date
being in the centre. The coin ia 16-20ths of an
inch in diameter, and weighs IA grains OF.
1925.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-05

isDresArIos IN LoursvrLIE--rh rhc I,or,..,r-
Times Of the 3oth ult, contains the iollou;n- ).
count Of the proceedings n that city, ON the pr,s
| GUS night: S's''
v rae meeting at the Courthouse last nieb. -.
- gu aplosrious. vast crowd assembled. rnsn~
sae" doubtless attracted by mere mott of c
ICY. Inc large room in the house. and sha
nu ,ne street In 'front.' were filed with ners
pis aesoianons were passed both inside and mt.
s.ae oI me Courthouse They were hiobIv dennn-
eiatory OF the Hardin County Jurv. ard IA
quested to resign his seat in the Senate &c ,h r.
and Mr.. Wolfe his In the Senate of Ken,ncs. M
these gentlemen win doubtless paw due rss,,s.. >,
these polite invitations If the demonstrs,;si,. ~
stopped there, 1t would have been harmlsss s,.d
the gentlemen burnt in efigy have Considered Il :
very silly, but ridiculous Joke But the pass;ons
aroused could not be satisfied without the destrur.
ton of property. Mr.. Z. j. Wards house was
nred, and his conservatory and aviary demolished.
ihe house was fortunately rescued BY the timely
exertions of the firemen. A large crowd after.
wards assembled In front Of the residence of Mr..
wore, and approximations were entertained that il
would be demolished, but they were addressedby
eoi; Ihomasson, Col. Preston, and Mr. Gibson, and
hnaily quietly dispersed The projectors OF the
meeting are doubtless very proud OF its results,
n,aving achieved the assemblage of the first mob
That ever disgraced the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-05

parties arrested board the alleged SLAYER, brig
Glamorgan, was had to-day, and resulted in their
commitment for trial at the United States Court
The testimony of Lieut.. Downes was quite con-
elusive as to the destination of the Glamorgan She
had new flush deck fitted up, and had on board a
large amount of provisions, and some so casks of
water. When her captain was taken before Lieut..
Downes on learning that he was United States OF.
icer, he coolly remarked, "Then I'm caught"-a
statement which appears to be abundautIy verified
The trial will probably be had the last oi the present
month Boston Trans MoHdnv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-05

ARREST OF JOHN THE BAPTIsr-Jean Baptist Co
pens has been arrested in New Orleans on the
charge of breaking open the charity box in the
Church of st. Theresa, and stealing the contents
If the box contained no more treasure than charity
boxes usually, we presume the crime will be cassed
under the head of petty larceny
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-05

sutions are set down for May:
John Hendrickson, who murdered his wife, will
he bune on Friday, the 5th inst, In Albany, unless
the authority of the Executive is interposed in
bis behalf, for which strong efforts have been
made.
Patrick Doyle. who was convicted oil killing
woman, viii be hung iu Naperviiie, I'LL, on rrioay'
18th inst. .u.
A slave will be hung in Aberdeen, Miss. on frL
day the 18th. He was convicted on enafse VI
arson. W.. pa.,.cn
.s.ars.,,ar af l.uvahoaa Falls, viii be executed
on ,5e aGth inst, az Akron, Ohio. Parks robbed
Be Beatson . cut off bis head, and threw bic body oyer
the fslls II may be remarked as coincidence tnaI
the day ON which Parks Is to be hung wiz occur Tue
ereat spnular eclipse of the SUM-