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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-07

{ GAUT1ER has tie pleasure OF inE.rmiBg
u hi- numerous pa r"i,s and the public u al is
NV establishment 4 In Jrl', a. Paris. On Peun-
> lvahia eLu-, btwtsn 18Th ind 18th St -ets will
o~ o.entd op MONDAY, November 9Th. at 10 otl'k
III. lie fHttcrs himself that u j. establishment
VIII roiurarc iav-iab y with any Ia the country.
where all the rehnem-nis of eprurean taste and RJ
petite CAD lie aceomnatei " th ev'ry luxury, Tre-
srnted with the most artistic skill and auring va
rrty. rsy Sat
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-07

Cum he r and c Oal, c um be r and Coal
lust arrived. and now landing. per Canal boat
y Albany, ll3 tons superior Cumberland COAL.
Also, lily expected cargo Of that elebraei Tran
ition COAL. which has hern much sought sf er
Of late. Also white ash Coal. oak hickory, and pns
WOOD, all of which will W. sold on the most reason
able term. to pupctual customers. Yard on 9Th st
south ~ Canal bridge. " stone
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-07
DIsCoURsEs ON LANGUAGE

hR. WATKINS intends to deliver a series Of Fa-
IL miiar Discourses on Language. with occasional
critical remarks on various suthsrs wLo have writ
ten on the subject
The series will conSt OF ix discourses the first
which, being introductory. will comprise review Of
tn cary history of England: and eriti,al axnmi-
not of the prevailing opinion to the origin Of
the English Language.
The terms will lie FIR ticket for the whole series
admitting a lady and gentleman. 80; for n single
ticket, admitting Fsrson for the enng. so cts
The DiscourSas will be delivered at Carusi Sa-
loon-the first on THURSDAY EVENING mkt to
commence at o'c,ork
**%T,ckets will be found at the Drug ST re OF
Harbaugh, corner of q and 9Th st Gets, and u th,
bookstores of Mrs. Anderson and Taylor Mzury
Pennsylvania avenue. nov I-.tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-07
. Great Temperance Meeting

~ Great Temperance Meeting
S The Northern Liberties Total Abstinence So
riety will. THIS EVENING. November 9Th, com
mencing at ocl' ok, hold one OF the most interest
ing meetings Of the season. at u k-nGrep Chapel, Oh
Massachusetts svenue. Those .!oquent D,ires and
able lecturers the Rev. JNO. C. WIRES of Phladel
phia, aud Dr. J. T. PEcg. with other Speakers. will
adjrss the meeting. The public are respectfully in
y!ted. Ii. A. HOPPER, ,
b. Ii. BALDWIN, 'o""ii''se'
nov IT
~ An Adjourned Meeting OF the
L1 Boss Horse Shoers of this city requested
to meet at the City Hall. on next TUESDAY EVEN-
ING, November sth. at o'clock p IN, as business
ofimpOrtanee will be Laid before them.
nov St
IN Warrington Light Infantay.-
r. n The monthly meeting of the Corps will be held
on MONDAY EVENING at o'slok k;
w w BY order: B.f. BEERS,
nov ut Secretary.
TARD-OLE BULLS GRAND CONCERT-The
" public is respectfully informed that the sac OF
Tickets and choice of Seats for e Bulls Grand Con
cert o. MONDAY EVENING. will be commenced to
morrow, Saturday. morning. at O'Clock, and will
he continued on Monday. nov St
OLE BULL.-Beautiful dagu r,eotype like
~ nesscs Of the renowned Norwegian aud Sirno-
riEi Adeiira Patti can be seen at
ROOTS GALLERY,
Pennsylvania Venue, near 7th st.
ES- Admission free. nov lie
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-07

Annual Rail- of the National Greys,
I'HE Committee OF Arrangements take peas ur- in
i informing their friends aid tire publ general
ly that the ANNUAL BALL Of the National Grey.
will take pace on MONDAY EVENING, Novemh.r
2lst ls52. They further slate that they will make
t TIE Ball OF the season. for particulars futEre
advCrti> cment ,oy I-dtf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-07

UThe large circulation of the STAR
makes it the most desirable advertising me-
dun IN the District. II has more readers
in the cities of Washington, Georgstoarn,
and Alexandria, than all the other Wash.
ington dailies combined
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-07

~To insure the insertion Of Adver.
lisemenis they must be brought to our
countin groom before ID o'clock W.,
she next day.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-07

l OST-On saturday evening. November 5th, in
IL an omnibus. between u. 8. Hotel and George
town, on Pa. avenue between said Hotel and 18th
street, two Promissory NOTES Of SlG0 each, and
card of i. O. o. =. Payment having been stopped.
said papers will he worthless any one except the
owner. suitable reward will he given by leaving
the same with the Editors of the evening STAR
nov At
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DLOCGH, LOOM, d ANVIL for Noveu

DLOCGH, LOOM, ANVIL for Novem.
i her.
Mr. RuthsrfOrd's Children, by the author Of Wide
Wide World.
Peruvian Antiquities.
The Gar and the Sultan.
The Flag Of the Union and Ned Buntline' Own for
next week received and for "a e at
JOE SHILLINGT0N'S
Bookstore, cor Pa avenue snd ~ i.
nov > GIDEON Building.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-07

n1THE STAR" OFFICE is LOCATED ON
d STREET, SECOND DOOR FROM TWELFTH.
NEAR THEJUNCTIONO OF TWELFTH STREET
AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEARLY
OPPOSITE FRENCH'S CRYING HOTEL
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-07

x LOST-On yesterday, either at Metho
II 4 diet Protestant Church. or b tween there 4
XsAZE the corner of Duh and G sire (, a lady's
gold hunting WATCH. with old IA -Gionad he,
attached TO i. liberal r-ward will lie paid il lief,
either at s. Lewis or this Cffice.
nov I-d3t*
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-07
SIENNA FIGS.

4 agreeable, safe, and ef-ctu4l remedy for
~ situation of the bowels, nervous OF rick head
ache, produced by state OF hsbitual costiyenrss
&c. Prepared and Sold whcle>ar ard retail 10y
W. GILMAN, Druggist,
Cor. Ps. avenue and a. street
Sod Ia Geo rgetown 10y J. l.. KIDWELL
h-Ef1.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-07

Cloths, Cassimeres, Eestfnzs, &c
I store II we'll assorted Stock If
J. Black, Green, Brown und Blue Cloths
Black French and fancy eo,ored Csssin'tts
Silk, Satin and Gsshu.eIe Nrstins.
Gents Undarshirts and Drawers
Hosiery, Gloves, Silk Handk'fs snd su-peniers.
Also heavy Welch and double niilled white fisi
mes, suitable for drsw.rs.
WM. X. RILEY,
Corner sth street, opposite Centre Market
Oc l1-polms-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-07

CON ETHING NEW.-The D. dies say that
~ I. L. MYERS stock Of ENBROIDRRlFS aud
Dress aud Cloak TRIMMINGS L. better assorted and
contains greater variety than any that hns been
piferd in this city for some time, and lac hes
just returned ON the North with entire
stock, which you will do well 10 call and examine at
the earliest possible moment
FIT. MYER
Pa. avenue, between Sth and 9th streets.
bOy 5-enit-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-07
]. HALL MOORE. prnti.,, u.

j. HALL MOORE, DENTS, tiT
hf$S the last five years assistant in the
1llNy Office Of Asssrs. Pslmele & MaSteTD
offsls his professional services TO tl,e ri
liens Of Washington and vicinity.
Office west side OF 9TH. r. street Office b"urs
from n. u. TO n-y 2-dG
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LINE. WoOp. Ann cotI

, 600 BUSHELS wooabarrt LDIR, frr,h
-soOo from TIE kiln, in god order.
Also, Hickory, Ok, and Fine WOOD. ADthrseiIs
and Cumberland Coal, suitalI- for CRATES OF BLACK
smiths, all of HIGH III De sold Low for oass, CT to
punctual customers WI. W.RpKR,
Southwest corner of l2lE and ats,
nov cost Bssr the Canal.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-07

the seat OF war in Oregon, dated Camp Myr-
tie, Umpqua Valley, Oregon, September 18th,
1853, recently received here, say that for q
month previous to that date, that region had
been the seat of formidable Indian war
With the assistance of General Lane, Major
Alvord U. S. A., lin command Of the regular
forces thcre,) raised company of Umpqua
volunteers to assist in the war. Gen. Lane
went ahead, and after leaving the main body,
was unanimously elected to command the lit
tie army. On the Gath Of August the Ameri-
cans met the Indians, (some 300 warriors, J
whipped them, and made them sue for peace
lie did what rarely happens, viz surprised
them by marching and otherwise acting With
vigor and rapidity. He overlook them thus
in their stronghold in the mountains. where
the battle took place. He was badly wounded
in the shoulder, but kept the field.
According to the adyices from which we
gather the above facts. the military services
rendered by General Lane in this campaign.
are likely to be Of esen more Importance to
his country than his Mexican war campaigns.
for he has probably secured q permanent
peace to that beautiful valley. His greatest
difficulties, we apprehend, will now be in re-
straining the disposition of the miners, aa.
venturers and other settlers to prosecute q
war Of determination against tbs ssyases
The PARTY IN MAssAcHUsETrs.-W feel
assured that the Administration are about to
g make examples in Massachusetts. So look
out for the sound Of the axe official, chopping
right and left upon the pecks Of thsir own ap-
pointees, who prefer afiliation with parties
who disavow the Baltimore Democratic plat,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01
County Ttmperanee CegTeHiion.

The Plymouth Washingtonian Society
on Monday evening last. passed the fol-
lowing resolution. with request that it
be published in the Banner.
Rcsol0ed. b. the Plymouth Washing.
tonlan Temperance Suciety, that it be
recommended to the Temperance organi.
cations. and The friends Of temperance
generally. throughout MARSHALL county
that County Convention be held in
Plymouth, on Saturday the 9th Dec, a
o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose ofelect
ing delegates TO attend the State Temper
ance Convention to be held at Indianap
oils. commencing on the ID "Wednesday
IN January next.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01
A CARD.

Mn. EniroR:--In the last No. OF the
plymouth Banner" on give The firm Of
Luse & Brother dressing down. fer Of
feri?g to publish the Delinquent list OF
Matshall County. fol- eig'i, dollars. and as
| was your authority. it becomes ny duty
to explain.
When 4. P. Luse ". al my office
not long since. asked him TO make "a
proposition, what be would print our
Delinquent List for. After figuring a
few minutes. lie said (as understood)
that he would get up the List in hand
bill form 600 bills) for eight dollars
After talking with you and Others on the
subject, | was convinced thatI must have
misunderstood the proposition. !
then wrote TO one of the firm in relation
to publishing the List. and received for
answer. that it was eighty dollars in
stead of eight.
very much regret having been the
innocent cause Of the Luses being placed
in false position before the public. l
have ever found them to be high minded.
honorable men in all their business trans
actions. In conclusion | would remark.
that | have nc doubt but eighty instead
Of eight, was their proposition.
I, MCDONALD,
a. NJ. c.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01
Cincinnati, Peru Chicago Rail Road.

On Tuesday evening last Gov. BeEn, the
Jealous and enterprising President OF this com
pany, addressed our citizens in relation to It's
present condition and pro- poets. His views IN
relation 10 the prospects OF this Road when
compared with others, are truly icnabie. That
the popul alton and the enterprise and resouf-
ces fihat population, upon the line of work
OF the kind, are matters Of deep nome at in eS-
timsting It's speedy construction, we presume
no one sill Tor a moment doubt. THIS Road
hold, an unusual favorable comparison with
other Roads in this respect.
Upon re-survey from Rochester 10 this
place, which is now being made upon line
averaging about mile east OF the Michig gan
road the President estimates that about 500,
600 VIII lie saved to the Company in the cost
of construction, besides afiording mere bene-
fetal route to all concerned when completed.
The Engineers are now permanently locating
on this route.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

SrlcOl B0Ok&-The State Board Of Elu-
cation al recen! meeting approved for
the use of Common Schools in this State.
the following text books:
McGutrey's Eclectic l-Spelling Bool;
Indiana First Reader: Indiana Second
Reader; Indiana Third Reader; Indiana
Fourth Reader; Webster's Dictionary;
Buffers English Grammar; Rays Arilh.
metic. Part /; Rays Arithmetic, Part II;
Rays Arithmetic. Part IL; Mitchell's
Primary Geography; MitcAell's Geogra-
ply * Atlas.
As there's nothing obligatory upon
teachers or parents in relation 10 the use
of these or any other series. we suppose
the people Will continue to do just as
they please about the use Of them. Uni
formity is the only commencing princi-
pie in the action Of the board, and this
is probably sufficient to induce the
Schools generally throughout the State.
TO adopt them.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01
delinquent Tax List Those interest

1,iinqufHi Tax List Those Interested
find the Delinquent Tax List in hand
form. We might save considerab
\ The way of Type setting. Press work
u paper, by imposing upon our readers
:55 he next month. by publishing it in
lie paper, bu; we have preferred reserv-
.ns our columns for interesting reading
metter. As the war between Russia and
turkey has now faif!y commenced, those
wishing 10 keep posted, should commence
Is near the first of it as possible. The
winter evenings are long. and the means
within the reach Of everyone, and if all
& onr citizens are not Lonversant with
ne passing events of the times, it will
Certaiuly be the result of their osrn neg
.ence. Congress convenes on Monday
next. the proceedings Of which will con
iIi6a;e in rendering our paper interest
ing.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01
Dstroit Free Press.

4 NERITABLE DoGBERRY.-A Mayor of
one Of the ConlmEnes in France, lately
made the following entry upon his regis
ter:
Il, Mayor Of, found yesterday in
the Forest of--a man by the name cf
Roilin. committing an act against the
laws. | commanded him 10 surrender,
whereupon he set upon me. heapsd me
with insult and contumely, calling me
ragamuflia. ga ass, and precious dolt.
aud Z scarecrow-aU Of arhich certify
10 be true
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

CiNoINNArI PEGU * .sCnlcAco RAIL
wAY.-At the last meeting Of the Board
OF Directors the Building and equipment
Of the division of this road from Peru 10
La7orte vas contracted 10 Messrs Frtncl.
x Co., Of Cincinnati and New York. and
T. Tynor Of Cambridge City. The work
is to be commenced within thirty days.
and the whole completed and EQUIPPED in
eighteen months. Mr.. 4. Gleoscn was
elected Chef Engineer.
We are informed that subscriptions in
real estate will be received in Aiami
County dG..ihg the mex: thirty days, pro
yided $40. coo hal! no. have been sub
scribed before the es riration of that pe-
Rod. The citizens Of Pen and vicinity
will also be called upon in lev da! 5
for cash subscription.
The importance Of this work can had
Is be over estimated. A glance at t;.a
map will show lha. 1t is the nearest rou
to Chicago from indianapolis and Madi-
son on the west, also from Columbus aud
Fiqua Ohio on the east and consequently
for all the intermediate country. 1t will
also be the nearest route TO Cincinnati
from Michigan and for all the vast EN- pire
lying north of Chicago.
Ii is unnecessary toallude 10 the wealth
and resources from Peru to Laporle. =
Touching at The several county seats. this
road must do the principal. if not the en-
tire business of this rich region Of lnd
ana. Unlike the roads running east and
west. this thoroughfare will have no rival
While other competing lines of less i'm
portance have been driven snugly into
winter quarters by the pressure in the
money market, this remains unaffected
or. perhaps benefited by the CT isis. The
ability and energy Of the company who
have undertaken the work, afford a sufii
cient guarantee that i, viii be speedily
completed.
Those who would make a profitable in
vssiment of real estate. will 10 well &c
see to it Immediately: six per cent. is
paid on subscri ptions of real estate and
ten per cent. on cash subscriptions.
We are told that the earth work ana
masonry within our own county limits
will equal in cost the residue Of tie whoe
line. This is matter Of no iaconSider-
able importance TO our citizens. Some
$3.50. GOO discussed among US within the
short period of eighteen months, will ma
terially affect our circulation. There is
not 4 farmer, tradesnan. or mechanic in
the county but will be benefited By it
1t is worthy Of considers ton that whiis
We ere expanding our means for he cen.
st.uction Of this road. We are expendins
/ them 81 home and not abroad.
Fcru Sentinel.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

The Sentinel. paper recently
established at Washington City. is very
tinel. That Speakership. oh, that speak
ershiP! fevery mans sins were recoun-
ted as frequently, and with as much
contemptuous sneering. Mr.. Browns
bargain for the speakerShip in Congress
there would be many more of our polit-
ical huxters meet with merited exposure.
Could the entire management of the late
New York campaign be thoroughly ex-
posed. Browns trade would doubtless be
lost in the fog.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01
Bows, Riots, RobhSries and Murders.

Lafayette, at the present juncture. Is
the scene Of desperate enactments, which
vie. in daring and atrocity, with anything
recorded in the criminal annals Of any
California settlement. Here in city in
the very heart of civilization. and In the
midst of community peaceable, law
abiding. and God fearing. are perpetrated
continually, deeds OF the darkest malig-
nifty. Riots, robberies and murders are
night, and drunkenness and its concomi-
tant vices, open and STAINLESS. vary the
inte-lude of each recurring day. That
these are facts every citizen will bear ut
witness; nor need we go behind the trans
pirationS of the past three days TO place
the enormity of them before the eyes Of
all. Wednesday. Thursday and yesterday
night and day, were fruitful in wicked
ness. A row on Market space. in which
liant OF the most prolligate description
was demolished, and one of the rioters
shot. the knocking down with slug
shot. of two unollending men upon III,
Public Square, at an early hour in tn
evening, and in the very face of passers
blythe bloody Irish battles on Wabasl
street. and two or three robberies are Il
be instanced for Wednesday. On Thurs
day the decoying of an old man from TIL
Pagan house and robbing aud brutal.
beating him. the killing. nearly OF anothe
on the corner of South and Wsbasl
streets. and the Ie-enacted rows of tn
proceeding day, make up the partial cat
alogue, and acquit us of all exageration
Lafavstts Jour. 18th.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

Var, War; Our foreign intelligence BY
the Canada, which we this week give to
our readers. is Of the most striking inter
est. Several battles have taken place.
and there now remains no doubt that the
fight has commenced in good earnest
So far. upon summary OF the general re
sul.s of the diile.ent engagements, the
Turks have been unexpectedly victori
Gus.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01
! Hue GUllry--i Rare lI0gte Stolen Il Co2ta
bic Shot.

Mr.. James Bull came in from Jonesyille
last night. and informs us that the PEG
pie of Hllisdale county are in State of
great excitement. caused by ne shooting
OF a constable who undertook - ucrec, 3
horse thief near JonesYilie.
1t seems that the famous racing horse
named Jenny Lind was stolen from Mays
vile, Kentucky, but few days ego. and
that reward of ST 900 was offered for
her recovery and the arrest Of the thief.
The Sheriff Of the county and Consta
hle started from Kentucky and traced the
thief and the horse to Hudson, in HILLS
dale county, where he was headed Of
and obliged 10 run to Hlllsdale where he
was surprised by the Constable and Sher
iffwhi!e feeding the mare with some corn.
The Constable sprang TO seize him. bat
the thief was too n5Et-he jumped OF
the mare. but not before the Constah!
seized the bride. The horse thief ther
/ pulled out two revolvers ana shot the
Constable in the shoulder. and presenting
n, revolver at the Sheriff. was off as fas
as the blood marc gould carry him. Th'
shooting OF the Constable has al2used tn
whole neighboThood IN the pursuit, an
the thief will probably be taken:
Detroit Advertiser.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

SUPPOSED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FoUL
Play We are informed By Justice Gle
orTE, that trunk was found, broken open.
at the foot of Woodward Avenue, carly
on Thursday morning last. Near the
trunk was large quantity of blood. "a
stream OF which led TO the edge OF TIE
wharf. In the trunk were few books
ami some other small articles. On the
books was written Thomas Craig. New
port" From some accounts for work reB-
dered, which were found in the trunk, il
is supposed that tie owner was inisher.
Fhe trunk and contents axe now at the
office Of Justice CIcorrE.
Usfr0it Fyes Press
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01
The True hfiniliOn.- - But few of our rel

The True Definition. - But few of our rea-
ders understand how the license law was
abolished last winter. One Of the sage
me I'm be RS in trying to spell tn word. com
menced lie-Scase; but finally concluded
that there was no sense about the law in
anv event. which left him with the the
lie alone--but if any sense about 1T at all
it was Icing sense; and his notions hav.
ing prevailed. majority Of the members
concluding to look through the same
abolished.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

THE BOONE COUNTY PIONEER has been
enlarged and otherwise improved. II is
a spirited and well conducted county pa
per, and will doubtless meet with that
patronage which Henry Hill. its Editor,
is determined ii shall merit.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01
Guardians Notice.

a PPLICATION on petition filed. will
"a be made 10 the MARSHALL Common
Pleas Court a. its next term, 10 be holden
at the court house In Plymouth. Marshall
County Indiana, on the third Monday In
January next, for an order of sale oil The
north east quarter of section eleven In
township thirty three north. of range one
cas-, in said county. containing W 40
acres, belonging to the heirs of John w.
Allen late of said county, deceased.
WIN. MCDONALD. Guardian.
Dec. 1883 39iJ.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

We see it stated that Bishop Simpson
of the Methodist Episcopal church, of
which he has long been a distinguished
and useful member. is to leave about the
middle of this month for California and
Oregon, on business for the church.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

The citizens OF Madison are about 10
present silve. salser to Hon. Joseph G. i.
Marshall, as testimonial Of their esteem
for his public and private character
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01
The decision of Attorney General Gus

The decision of Attorney General Cush-
ing. which appears in the Banner of to-
day, is creating conside fabe discussion
amongst newspaper editors generally
We give it to our readers without COM
ment. as we do not know that we have
any particular fate 10 assign it.