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ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION IN MExIco.-Our dates from
Mexico city are to the 9th instant
The British mail steamer sailed from Vera Cruz on the
bth for Havana with S2,500ooo freight OF this sum
100000 is for the payment of the interest the English
debt
conspiracy had been discovered which had for its OBJ
ect the overthrow of the present government and the ee
vaton Of General Uraga to the presidency The plot
pretty extensive one and had adherents Pueba Gull
and San Miguel de Aente Uraga had been arrested
and imprisoned and to be taken to the city OF
Mexico The other leading spirits in the
COL Osoo and the famous priest Mrand who have also
been arrested appears that these parties have been
pscied for some time and watched by the government
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a,l7o,76a s,547.455 4,4o7,olo s,alal

In fifteen years the tonnage employed in the regular
egn trade has increased threed and
ton has in that period become fixed fact The coastng
sail tonnage has in the period doubled and
mage increased hreefod The fisheries which are the
only branch aided encouraged by the government have
progressed in less ratio The number of vessels built has
course been greatly increased The tons built the
year reached 5s3 45o against 1888 in 1850 IL the tom
mage taken average value of $50 completes the values
were follows:
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We have before us tho Eastern (Maine Argus of the
nth instant in which its accomplished editor, Mr. Apple
ton gracefully and cordially greets his readers after ten
months of absence" He says
awe back from other lands with deeper affection
than We had before for land. We prefer infinitely
the happy homes Of America to the palaces and
of the elder world. While do not forget that there
useful lessons to be learned abroad and mperctons to be
reformed at home, thank God that live in country
where the conscience nnshacked and there church
established by law where the press Free and knowledge
Free and speech is Free and law is above authority where
large standing armies and splendid government do not
press the people with axcs and where there
fearful and constant looking for Of general upheavin
cey by the struggles of the wronged and desperate
their rights and take vengeance for their wrongs
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Wheat and Flour Imported.
Export now prohibited.


Although the export Of grain is not prohibited from Prus
sa yet all that OF Russian origin, which formerly passed
through Prussia prohibited and Prussia has been larger
buyer Last year Bremen vessels sailed for Archange and
cleared thence with grain after the bockadng squadron
LETT This year 25 vessels the Grand and
met by the prohibition. 1t it stated that the Prusan pur
chases Russian account in the United States Last
year England got from the East and the Mediterranean
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That say nearly 500 900 has been invested in the
of transportation in 1850. In the period
$685. invested railroads 1t wonder that
under such circumstances eghts dull last year. This
year. however those large paying WELL prob
ably netting much to the any other kind Of
property IL the did not, anticipated,
direct demand for American vessels for the carrying trade
advantage OF the neutral flag has by causing
greater demand for American produce thrown greater
portion OF carrying upon United States vessels The railroad
investment doubt degree made the ships building
necessary, and supplies large portion of the freight
taken outward. s.Ese
had tendency make capital abundant Neither ships
houses railroads have absorbed much, while the capital
employed in agriculture has been greatly augmented and
begins more to tell upon the money market the
panic having passed The bank returns of the week
show further rise in deposes and the figures compared
with the lowest point, November II, as follows
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The sales of British wheat have been larger, but the sup
ply of foreign has suced keep down the price The
United States be almost the sole dependence for Eng
land and France and with export thther of 5000 600
bushels in three months the price has been affected The
whole supplies drawn follows;
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which result the realization Of crops With their
mutation the discounts increase and the market becomes
easy we'll at the East here There evident indica-
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.sanguine of its entire success in the cul-
ture of wheat and cotton. Said Pacha
has given him the exclusive right Of it's
Introduction into Egypt. The English
Consul General is exceedingly anxious
to become possessed of th, secret. that IT
may be introduced into India. Mr.. l..
has advised Mr.. De Leon, United States
Consul in Egypt. of his willingness 10
irnpnrt the secret TO this country. "for a
consideration Mr.. De Leon. having
from personal inspection convinced him
self of the exceeding value of the dis
covery. addresses letter to DR.. Gibbs,
of South Carolina. in which he urges a
combined effor, of the Southern plant
ers TO secure It's Introduction.
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NheriHS EcSe

DY virtue of an execution 10 me s;re.. a
- cut OF the erk's Office of the Mar. hall
Common Pleas court il the Site OF
Indiana VIII ofer at public sale at the Court
house doci IN the town of Plymouth, on Satur.
Gay me 7th day OF April, 1855, between the
hours OF ten O'Clock "a. IN. four O'Clock D. u.
OF said day. land in said county of Marshall.
described as follows to-wt. the west half OF
the south west qrarter of section eight (sl
and lot No. one (l) in section seven ~ all in
township thirty-,wo 1927 north Of range one
ID east. The rents and profits will first be
offered for teri not exceeding seven wears.
and II not sold sor sum sufficientto satisfy the
amount due, he whole interest OF tie defend .
ants therein will he oaese1
Taken as the property of William G. Pome-
roy aud Mark Pomeroy TO satify Judgment in
favor OF james l.. Stephenson and another.
on which is due S3l4.00
LII THOMPSON, Sheriff. NJ. O.
By 7. B. THOMPSON, Deputy.
March IL, 1855, S2fa
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kiYansS Confession and sentence 10 The Pen
itentary,

The New York Evening Post, of Fri.
day last. hes the following:
In the Court of Sessions this morning,
VIM. kissane. who was found guilty Of
forgery on the Che mical Bank was cal
led up for sentence. The court room
was crowded, and many were unable TO
obtain admittsnce. lie wore a down
cast look. and was very pale as he made
his appearance at the bar. When the
usual question was put 10 him why sen.
tence should not be pronounced. he step
ped forward. and. with a trembling voice
said;
Il fully deserve any penalty which
may bo inflicted upon ne. Two years
ago ! was living happily with my fsmi
ly in Ohio, respected by ALL But at a
fatal hour | committed that for which |
a N nov to receive my sentence. and my
family 10 be cast upon The woria, who
will shudder at the name bear Yet
it is my fault. Had / paused aud pom
dsred, should not have been here. and
you would have been saved the unpleas-
ant duty which you are compelled 10 do.
must have been in dream when
committed the crime.
But the law must be fulfilled.
Can escape by the cars. as has been tes-
tilted here, aud could sleep many nj 5his
in oods without cover. but can never
ssca pc he feelings Of gull: | now feel.
l had hoped TO have reached some dis
,ant country where was unknown, and
there live happy. but f.te and fortune
has wi.led il otherwise, aud ! am here.
The Recorder then said:
You have been tlied and found gull
ty, nnd II sheg, is anything unpleasant,
IL is sentencing a man 20 cell Of q
prison. an individual who might have
been bright and shining light to all bis
| friends, has become total wreck. and
hope never, while hold this honorable
seat. 10 be compelled to discharge Sc
painful da.v again. Your course in
life Up TO within two years. has been
ole of industry and integrity. Alas
that one so young and with such talen
coul come 10 this!
! YOu are yet young enough 10 obtain
when you come from prison. an honora
bIe profession. | had intended TO hav,
sent you the longest term the law per
mits. But wha. you have ssid-and
hore you feel it--has compelled me K
alter my mind; and the sentence is. tha
you Be imprisoned for the term OF tws
years ami six months in the State Prison
When the Recorder had ended his re
marks. hissane thanked him FOX his kind
ness 10 him, and asaed lcaYe 20 remaii
in the City Prison until Friday. whic
was granted. lie was then removed /
the Tombs.
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THE BoUNTy LANDs.-The Washing
ton CORES spondent Of the Baltimore Sun
says:
The bounty land bill turns out to he
a mere bagatelIe--n tEiiling grant of
twenty four millions of acres instead Of
two hundred millions. as has been es,i-
mated. The warrants viii not average
more than eighty acres and the number
cannot exceed three hundred thousand.
The warrants, being assignable; will
command about seventy five dollars for
one hundred and sixty acres. The spec
ulators. who are the real benefciaries Of
the bill, and engross them at that price,
and sell them at small discount from the
government price. The old soldiers will
receivs under the bill the sum of twelve
millions OF dollars-less the twelve per
cent, paid TO agents, attorneys, &c, and
the spectators about eighteen millions.
Ii would have been much better, in = fl
nancial point of view. for Congress TO
pay the old soldiers and agents, in cash.
out Of the treasury"
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GREAT AGRIcULrURAL DiscovERv.-
Sianor Latlis. an ltsIian. of family and
hereditary fortune. has perfected dis.
Icovery which promises TO be Of great
importance in the culture of rice. He
is no, a mere adventurer. He has been
connected with works of public improve
menl in Holland. and drained the Har-
lem lake. He is a scientific agriculur
ist. On his plantation. near Alexandris.
by stimulating the plant by chemical
means. be raises two crops within five
months. from the same seed, an increase
IN the ordinary yield Of 80 per cent
To produce this result the temperature
must be pre- served "a mean above TWEEN
ty degrees above Resumer." The prIn.
eip'e may be applied to other graineeus
plants. and the discoverer is particularly
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State OfgnIimra,
fzaTssaa3a County:

In the MarshaU Circuit Court.
HAMES l.. STEPHENSON, ct al, VS.. James
- 4. CorSe, Joshua B. CutShaw, MARI
Pomeroy. et al. Complaint to subject prop
criy 10 execution.
IL appearing by AFFIDAVIT that JOSHUA 3. Cur
SHAW, one of the defendants in the above en-
titled cause, is non resident OF the State OF
lndiana; he is hereby notified of the fling and
pendency Of said complaint, and that the same
will be heard by said court at its August term
1885, commencing OH the I'd Monday in Au-
gust next, al the court house in Plymouth in
this county, and unless he appears and de-
fends, The same viii be heard in his absence
Attest: II. CORBALEY Cfk.
G. II. REEVE Pltff's Atty.
March %, 1885, Qt4.
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C;ug;enati Pen & C.,is.ye Eaii Road.

Perhaps 10 uncou?ie. ed Railroad wi'n'
in tho borders OF our S,a'e is destined TO
contribute. by It's construction, greater
degree Of benefit. both to stockholders
and the public. than the one designated
hy the name q. the head OF this art,cle-
Tfa.srsing a region "s country unsur-
passed in natural prohuc,iveness. II !orms,
by happy coincidence. in almost an a'f
line a connection between The capital
towns of five of our best. and prospect
lively, our most Popn!cus counties. by
Insuns OF j running arrangement cohFu'fi'
mated with tbs Michigan Southern aid
Northern Indiana Rail Road Company. a
line il formed, directing South eastward
IL. connecting Chicsg, wiki In Porte.
Plymouth, Rochester, Peru ani Marion. al
The last,wo points with Indianapolis.
Cincinnaii and The East generally, COM
bining local advantages with the public
convenience in manner eqnalled by bu'
few. IL any contenroraneous enterprises.
Fer while. ,hs wo'k was prosecuted
vigorously upon the entire line OF the
road from La Porte to Peru. = distance o!
neas one hundred miles.
Tho company have a, this time. how
ever, coucrn,Tu.ed ,he'r forces upon that
section reaching from La P1rte 10 Ply
mouth. the pre- pAratiQn os which ior the
iron, will be cunplet tied by the first day o
Juiy next. Mr. w. J. WALKER, the con
tractor for tho entire line, man OF con
summsta ability aud unreE.iinS energy
an. determination. has already negoiiat
.xI 10 oh ha
from private resources, the monies neces
sary for tho purchase oi The iron and run
ming stock for the first thirty miles,
The com p,e,ion therefore. and running o
that portion may be confidently ted
by tho first OF mex. September.
One of the most striking features OF the
Cincinnati. Peru and Chicago Railwe,
Company, is he fact that The work thu
Gar carried on up7n the roal has been &C
conplished ,hroug.I the resources oi in
dividuals in the vicinity of the line
The citizens Of La Porte not long since
in their anxiety ID see the work progress
and In addition 10 liberal contribution:
previously majs. purchased bonds OF the
cornpsny TO the cash value OF something
more ,han fify thousand dollars. These
bonds are secured by mortgage upon rea
estate TO an amount equal to almost tue
dollars for every one Of issue. Up to the
present moment. the gseat depression II
monetary affairs. has prevented the com
pany from attempting negotiations in the
New York market. They have yet n
their own possession the larger amount O
their real estate bonds. are the possessor'
of extensive and valuable tracts of the
b,s, lands in the State, and rej ice in th'
fac, tina, they ore entirely unincumberet
with debt.
Sarrpuniei by auspices so bright on'
cheerful. we cannot bat look for the ear
ly consJmmaliun OF the sanguine expect
ations of our northern friends. who's
hopes and interests have been involved il
or enterprise which thus far has been car
rieI on By their own liberalily and public
rpiril.-Ia. Sentinel.
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,EhPslGS Safe.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed
, out of the Clerks Office of the Marshall
Circuit Court / nave levied upon, and
shall expose to sale on Saturday thes5th da,
of May, 1850, between the hours of ten
clock in the forenoon and fonr o clock in the
afternoon, at the Court House door in Ply
mouth, Indiana, the rents and profits for seven
years of the undivided half Of the Steam Saw
Mill, situated east of Water street, opposite
the east end of Washington street, in Ply
mouth, Marshall County, Indiana, and about
two acres of land belonging 10 said mill as the
property of the defendant; said land is bound
ed east by Yellow River, north by Yellow
Rn CT aud part OF the town oil Plyma nth, west
by wafer Street, and so1th by east Plymouth
Ifthe rents and profits for zen years fail
to sell for q sum sufficient TO satisfy sad exc
Cation, interests and costs, Will then and
there proceed to sell the fee simple title to said
real estate, or so much as is necessary 10 sat
isfy the same.
Taken as the property of Joseph We tervelt,
at the suit Of Hope & L'Amoureux.
]. L. THOMPSON Sh'n.
per L. B. Thompson, Dept.
Plyn. ouih, April 3, 1855. 3t3.
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Administrators Sale.

TENHE Undersigned administrator of the es-
tate of Anthony Johnson deceased will sell
at public auction at the late residence of Benz.
p. Johnson deceased, all the'personal proper
ty belonging to said estate, on Tuesday the Sd
day of April 1855 consisting of aorses Sheep
Harness and sundfy other articles too nuner-
ons to mention.
credit OF six months will be given on all
sums Of three dollars, the purchaser giving his
note with approved security, with interes,
f.om date waving valuation and appraisement
laws. JAMESM BRO WN Admir-.
March Is, 1855, 52t3,
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Mortgage Sale.

bY virtue of a commissioned execution tc
I'D me directed from the Marshall Circu,
Court will expose to public sale ~ he Cour
House door In the town of Plymouth in said
county on Saturday the l4th day of April A
y. iS3o' between The hours of 10 O'Clock A.
NJ and O'Clock p. NJ on said dav AZ.
following described real estate, to wit: the
north west quarter Of section twenty-four town
shipthirty'two north of range two east, con-
tanning one hundred and ihirty-s acres or SC
much as is necessary to satisfy said execution
Taken as the property of Absalom p. Holder
and Mary 2: Holder at the suit of Henry Ella
thorp
JOHN L. THOMPSON. Sheriff NJ. @.
pr F.B. FHoarsos, Deputy.
Plymouth banner., 1855-04-05

INDIAN WAR The ST. Louis Repub-
lican. of the 18th. says that the Indians
in the neighborhood of Fort Lsramie
appear determined TO give the whites a
big fight this spring. They have been
unusually impudent in their stock Steal
ing operations. and the Repub'n learns
from private correspondence that they
are certainly preparing :or fierce con
fict with the force which OUT govern
meut may send to chastise ,hem for
their thefts aud murdsrs.
Plymouth banner., 1855-04-05

CAPITAL OF CANAnA.--The sea. .!
Government question was finally settled
last night. The Government. after the
present session. goes 10 Toronto for the
mex, four years. according 10 the com
pac, en,e rel into in 1919. and reiterated
IN 1871. 1t was proposed to keep the
capital at Que bee until permanent me-
tropo!is should be determined on. This,
however. was negatived BY the votes OF
Lower Canadian members. among whom
were the three hers for the city oi
Quebec. Mr.. Papin's motion in amend
'nent. should be permanently fixed a
Quebec. would have been carried by &
jority of two. had not all the me m Der!
from the Queb bee district voted aga;ns'
il. except Mr.. Thilbauiau.- Quebec
Mercsry. 26th ult.
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Sale Of proDerty.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
signed will offer for sale at Public Auc.
ton. at the late residence of Seely Prim-
ley, deceased, ali the personal property
belanging to said estate, on Saturday the
l7th inst, consisting of sheep. one cow,
one colt. four stands of Bees. and other
articles, ton numerous 10 mention. 4
credit OF nine months will be given on
all sums over three dollars. the purchaser
giving note with approved security,
waving appraisement laws. with interest.
Under that sum cash in hands.
ELEANOR J. PRIMLY. Adn,'x.
March lst 1855 3 W,
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NoTECE-

rs hereby given &c the holders of the tond
Il for deed for Lot Number one hundred
and forty four, (144) in the original plat of the
Town of Plymouth, Marshall County. Indiana.
to present said bond. pay the purchase money,
and take deed for said Lot, on or before the
2nd day of April next, or from and alter chat
time said contract and sale is hereby rccipd
cd
BY order OF the Board of Commissioners of
Marshall County, at their March term. ls55.
THO'S MCDONALD.
Sits Auditor of Marshall 20 IND
Plymouth banner., 1855-04-05
Our New Location in "Banner Corner

Is one { the NEST convenient ohd oes'
arranged In Northern Indiana. our
friends are respectfully invited to call
ND. ana excharse fb or two. ihe
ladies' can bring their knitting and spend
,he siteraoon provided they don'i come
before two o'clock ?. NJ.
Immediately at the 'oP Of the s'ai''
way. face 10 the LETT and dress. fifs'
couple forward, TO the frst door, Shassa
dc shsssa. Swing partner 'heh ''"9
u ~ az be seated.
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.sDftce 10 .s0.s EgPs5Fessss.

~ Office is hereby given that the under
l. I signed with the coanfy surveyor. Will en-
the Pad day OF April, 1855, at 10 o'clock a.,
m. on ssi day, proceed 10 survey and locnte
the coz lers o. their land in section township
81 oirnge 2 west in Starke county, 10
meet az the resi ience CT I. ID. Spoors, and con-
time from day 10 day until all is finished.
Non residents who fail to meet the Survey
or at the time and place above mentioned aud
deirayor Irovi le for defraying their portion of
the expense OF said survey. VIII be returne! to
the Auditor of s.il county. and such de ,inquen-
cy paced on the tax duplicate and collected
aecurding to law, T. A. SP0OR.
ABRAM WELSH.
Mar. 8, 1855. 5It3.
Plymouth banner., 1855-04-05

NTOTICE is hereby given that the under
y signed has taken ont letters of admins
traton on the estate OF VIM. N. Cunham late
OF Marshall couuty, Indiana, deceased
All persons indebted TO said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate re-
anes,ed to present the same daily authenticated
for payment The estate is solvent.
THOMAS x. uOUGnTON, Admir-.
March g. 1855. 44i3.
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70 non Residents.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the under
signed, WI the county Surveyor, viii, on the
9th day Of April. 1885, at 10 O'Clock a. m. on
said day, proceed to locate the corners OF his
nd in section /, township 32, range , east, to
meet at the residence Off Dimmitt, anl con.
tin e from day TO day until all is fin shed.
Non res dents who iail to meet the Surveyor
It the time and place above mentioned, and
de'ray or provide for defraying their portion OF
the expense of said survey, viii be returned
10 the County Audit r, and such. delinquency
placed on the tax duplicate and collected ac-
cordiEg to law.
1873 !. DlMMITT.
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cur Cuhan DiffieuItie,.

The act Of firing a, the III Dorado by
Spanish frigate of The coas, OF Cuba. and OF
imprisonment Of The Arner rican Consular
q gent al Sagua Ia Grande. on the Island
o. Cuba. are fresh ou.rages. 'engthenihg
the lnng catalogue TO which our govern
men, has submitted without retal;atorv
measures. and indicating ths, there is 10
safoiy in the future excep, by the employ
meni OF such n naval force In the Gulf as
will compel lie Cuban officials and Span-
i~h naval officers 10 respec, our hng. The
IS promised cessation Of Cuban annoyan-
ces. bui The intelligence of tho settlement
was quickly followed by the occurrence
of outrages scarcely less a,rocious than
that "f the Warrior.
Our government, has demanded OF Spain
tina. power shall bs conferred upon the
Captain Gencrai of Cuba TO hold direc,
diplomatic relations with our representa-
tive a: the Havana ia respect to di difhcul-
tics growing out OF our commercial inter
course with the island. This Spain re-
fuses tn do. Tho consequence remains
that oil matters OF difference have 10 un-
dergo the tardv process OF adjustment, or
attempt a; adjustment. at Madrid. The
frequency of new acts Of aggression we
ina iae has about exhausted the patience
Of cur government. and we shall not be
surprised if the rumors turn out to be
wei. founded. that a large part cf our
home squadron has been ordered TO rem
civzvcus at the HAVANA. and that hereaf-
ter ou,rages viii be red'essed wi;teuI the
aid of 5iplonacy.-Detroit Free Press.
Plymouth banner., 1855-04-05

". s. 7. FARGiiAa have magnificent
display o: Furniture on hand. az Laporse.
ainough such constant ds@ughs Is made
upon ,hem ior their superior articles OF
Tsb.es, Deds.escs. Bureaus Sofas, Chairs,
&:, &c Ge..,lvman.y aud enterpfizing
10 their business. ilsy ere deserving OF
success. See thai. advertisement IN this
DaDsy.
Plymouth banner., 1855-04-05
eH SgEege5GEe Essg'ssa
EElNR O. q Il .E

ER"4-SEg- 3ZA-.NaLAs.
= / ME undersigned wishing TO leave this
Il county, are desirous of disposing OF their
Farm situated SIX miles west Of Plymouth in
Marshall county, Ind. Said farm contains two
handred acres, forty of which is good Timber
Land, the balance barens, with about on
hundred acres under good improveme mt
There is good dwelling house and out hOu
seS on the premises, and a good bearing or
chard OF choice fruit.
SAID Farm is we'll watered with never fail
ing springs. and is we'll calculated TO raise
stock as we'll as grain. 1t iSSituaed in good
neighborhood, convenient for schools and
churches, aad within half mile of good
GriSt Mil. For further particulars, enquire OF
the subscribers the premises.
ROBERT II. WEIGH,
GEO. N. WEIGH.
March %, 1865. lm3.