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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27
&ncwsRotbino Meetin9.
9fiAt chrlih.
s. s. X. X. TT.

Ginisc unfrrer @e9enseitunsen 1T bicIer llmses
seno batsn bic alte 9tusIa9e, bic I&cn Iansf pies
berlest pcrben III, ipieber aufgetildt, namlid,
s a nj es 9 . d babe bage8sn seitinlnt ,,rn.
ierr 2(rmee in Merttc nit G,elp unb Srpsiant si
SerIcten." Gin Iolacs Sctruscn III nidt I5bIid,
mb cs 1T glciA mad Der grncnnuns bes 8i6trr
gcllcd Idpars auf tprie bctpirbcn tpOrbsn, bas er
feline Stimme a II cin9ab. loinsraen Bat otcr
8i&arb Srcbteap, ibr eisenrr Scr. ct. Senutcr
ieine Stnme ba9rsen rinaegetrn. 9dusne birs
iper fam. Srbcr batten lie aud tier ipieber &C.
Id,pieaen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27
gfprfbampton Ganntn.
Gonoerbore 0eihifhfen


Su unIrm gla6barsG County glurtbamptcn tom,
men it'bcr 9plitif hS9f lpppertare Dinse gum
SerIhein. 6r gBt tam 8. sitter, Der
pefnpfratif6r Drufer BON @altcn fat BET Der
@auttss s@cnsentipn ensn Se1hluG Cfferirt mad,
pem ale Ganpipaten Der bempfratIdrn part6fi
cine ,plebgen untrrldrsihen niuBten, rbf lie aufs
Sidct sciest ipurben, bag fie ni6t gu bfr unter
BEN Aamen ,,gii6tsniiIer" befannten @eieaI6aft
sebSren nod in irgeno elmer Sertinbun9 nit elmer
pcltil4en @eleal6aft, auber Der bemofratiI6rn
partet, lcben. 9Iuf pieIes bin wurpen lolsenbt
Ganbibaten ernannt:
0iTem blp-pbilip Scbulru, SRrlts Sufb.
prctb en- ctar-Ioturn 8. Stcdd. s-.F
e9tfer-Sbcmas gR. epuu.
r-6jecrac Stblatoth.
9 dr ei i6e oir sBoifntcurt-2tt eiNmon.
Dc. Der AuarttrfBicncu-Scb 8. Badb.
man.
cmmiBicntr-SotrbS z. Desusr.
Qrmsn 6trcttc r-Rrbtrt espsrs.
aue ueitcr-eestie SD1iIu.
Grrb Der ptisen ,,Ylebse" ipirb nun fir setpib
brbauptet, bab penne6 unter pbiseu Ganbioatcn
mebrere ,,N6tSwiber" finn, unb bic ,,SalIcp
Zines" nennt lc9ar ben bempfratildsn Drudrr
8 litter Ielbf ais peren ganbibat fir IHemblY !!
Iu6 rrSl6lt bic nGmliGe 3eituns, baB elm neurr
,,Bi9pam" Der ,,Ni6tspilcr'' in qctpsr Sauern
erGffnet iScrbfn si, tpobei itter, als Saupt-Sa6s
en- Der Sriieeri4aft in jencm Gaunty, ben Scr fB
9cfiibrt BABE.
Sci Der brntcfratil6m Gauntps sger1antm.
lung purpe aud Gin 8eIGnb file ben Serfauf Der
Stnatswerfe anaebuten, aber r. ioiitter, alS Srf.
retdr, tei9erte 6 benleben 3u serlelen, 10 Ell 8
Der partei fdaben fBnnte! Darauf
brad bic GcnSentirn auf.
6T6Ul9enbe Icnbertare QrSrise, frrrduS cn
Seber ietne eisene S6liBe sebsn mag, fnben mir
etsnfalIs In Der lrbten ,,gateY SimcS':
&nopsHotbin9 Meetin9.
Retble bsm gB q 10 III wirb cine rssdmS:
Se9e @crfominlun9 boltsu, nSbltrn SRitnpttb 2tb:
emo UNI llbr, om 9trpSbnlihen Srt. Die SrGosr,
renen ss 9clun9en III Die bsmcfrotbc Grncnuun9 yl
srbaltcn, frot ibrsr ireunsn ,,gco9s" boB e ptocr
oirett ncb ineirctt nit osm Srben perbunecn fitn,
tprrern 9s9tnpdrti9 fin, UNI ben Shpadsn une Gjc=
rutOsnboftcn, ptdbc udrriib 9cnu9 fnb ocrcn Sono:
lun9spc fr cine @erlcsun9 ibrer S6li9otcn ;u hot:
ten, bic glatur isner pltcsf ;u srtGartn. grdosr
0Hn, 6. oittcr, Granb Snhem, uuo .. o. 9aien,ai,,
Sencr 6rano So9aucre, non @altcn, rpsrosn erpar.
ttt, uni ocn alIerbShtcu @rao bss Diamaut:SrcuSss
,u ccrleibcn.
S. X. X. T. +.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27
Gsminar III Mlereersburo.

gBir eristn aus Der Sefcrmirten 8ir6rn,ri.
tlln9, bae bic BintcrFsuns beS tbeolcsiI6rn CT
mitars gu Mercersbur9, in 5rnnfIin Co., am err
fen Dpnncrlae i'm glppsmbsr, unter tsr glufliGt
Der prpfelcren Drs. Sdaif uno g8CliF, er6Tnst
rerpcn ipirb. Stucrnten, rpclde NIT bsm Semi'
mar in Serbinbuns Reben. ober in ba1TcIte eia;i-
trsten miinlGrn, IOlten ii& paber sur teitimmten
9eit enfnben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27
9. ni,, er aninien. Hnar6Is s,in -.

BsS- yin pr. gBiIIiam WfarbIe MIL Die ,,Sre'
rduterb6bIe" bel epnn, @aif., pieber BfTnen.-
Dieie !5SbIe mar f6cn 1859 Elm S6Iupfwntrl
Der Seerauber; atlein Elm 8reu3er nabm bic gang
8anpe, nit ausnatme einss strriffen Sbcmat
8eal, sefansen unb bra&te lie mad @nslanb.-
Ssat IeBts Iein eebtn in Der 56ble fort, bis baf
srces grpteben bic SStIe Serf6loe unb ibrcn 9e'
wobnrr Istenris besrub. WRartls II f&On sessr
so Sue in ben GeIIen SCrseprunsen unc bat meb
re g9trfsase, tpie einen Sammfr, Gin aItes S9wrrt
,e., sefunreu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27

Gin armer 0iann ron stpa rs Sabren, Nas
mens Gbenrrp, mclpete li6 fiirSlG tep einem ars
menaufleber in Cincinnati tint glufnabme in's 6pIs
pital, neil CT franf unD pbne @rilsn; lttst Iss
jubem frcmp unb srt felt pier Sasen in Der Stabt.
Der aufirber CAB bic nGtbise anwsiung unp nit
oieIrr eri6ien Der Yatisnt Dor BEN Direftrren bts
2lrmcnbaules ais man ibm anbtrttts, nab CT al,
les G'elp unp Gslpespertb in Itinem SefBe, in
Der Office Sur auftepabruns 81 iiberlirfern Babe,
ibergab CT S5 IA unp cine alte Tlbsrne llbr, NIT
Der SerTherune raB pies gnrs Iet, was er auf Der
gErlt telise. glS man ibm ipater i'm 5plpitale
ieine 5esen bon &leibcrn ausjpg unb bieIelbea
om6lu6te, fanp man 1862 so baarrS @'etp, bic
26Ia,ift einsS Sauftrirfcs iiter 400 9lder 9anb
IN 9arrrence Gauntp unb S6uIbperI6rebunsen
gum Selauf BON Si775 rs. Der alte Spaars
mann rpirb bic SequrmIt6feitrn bes Srlpitals be-
iablen miiiIen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27
OaS selbe Sieber in 2(usuftu, @eoreiu.

Oa6 9elbe 8ieber in 2(u9ufta, @eoroia.
Geium6ta Q. g.. %. Sept.
SAT- bic game SeSSlfcrlns III aus 9lusuita rnt>
flcten, unp auf Mfilen in Der 8unbe II bas 9anO
init 3sIten tepsdt. Das Siebsr nimmt nod I'm.
ntrr 5(t, unb bic Srfdrpns unp gufrc9uns, finS
Srcb. Die Yc1pfiee III eddIpGsn, bic Ypten
gsbtn nift ab, unO bic anSetcmmenen bIirten
liescn.
Die Beircbnrr bon SddIcnSille 0insen In ibrtr
ssurdt Dor bent 5ietcr 70 weit, bae ie auf ben BON
Sasannab fpmnienprn Dampfrr gSctcfd fcucrttn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27

SoItpwaY's Ytilen fiir bic Seiluns BON
scpfpet, @allenleipsh unb llnperpaul6frit. =
glusSu9 zines Srirfes bon 5rn. 5cIfrs, ebtmih,
Syoe, nabe Mdn6effer, batirt Stptembsr 10.
1853. usln grofeIcr 5SlIcwas. -Sir,-S&
tin elidlid Sie ,u bena&rittissn, bab SIRE Yils
len unp Salts srpse Dienife selrifet baben bel
pielen gerlpnrn In pieIer Na&tarI6alt, trIcnbGs
tei @inem, Der BON Sbren gtlIrn IN ben f6mei.
GslboItrltrn ausbriiden Gpri6t. Seit ssraumrv
3eit mar rr tsftisen 8cpfi9mer;m untsrpurfna.
rrrl&e BON @allsnIeiben unb llnSrrbauI6teit bsr-
ribrten, rnp wpfdr er tetne einOruns Fnbsn ipants
tis fr einiss Bon Sbrrn unI6dsbaren gillen natm
pur& peldsS MittrI CT prufantis tpirSeT ssbdIt
rpurpeH
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27

Berif Der 8et&Res-Di Die 8Snisin
BON @nslanb 1T bic rriGits 8escntin. ie bat sipsi
5dulsr Der 66nis BON SoGIen bfsnist IlG Ghcn
nit ;rpei 8amntrn unb aud bisIe linb oft IGcn ju
siel. Die 5er3Sss Ron Sa9Ien g8eimar &c. Iinh
NIT tiner &ammrr sufriepcn; Der 8Sns SCn
prsuem uno Der &aiier bon Seltrsih gar riir Elm
3abinet tsber. Der Sultan Bat niht tinmal rin
8abhet fit FH, lcnpern niir sirsn Disan untsr
bsr hcben pfcrte. Der alersr5btf eump ater III
esr YaPF, ter nur sinen Ssuhf but.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27

ptttsburs, 10. Sspt. = Die 3aGl Der
6cresfalle bur9 Gtclera erreifte seFern bic en-.
crme Stbe Spn t40. 9ln feinen Srte IN ben
Der. Staater 1T bic Ssude in bieicm Sabre nit
icl6er Srftisteit aufsetrstsn. Seute ga6mttas
entlub lid Elm ltarfes @rwittcr itrr rcr Stabt,
ppscn man trilIame 5clsen fir bcn geiunrteits-
;uIfanp crfpartet
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27

StttStur8, IS. Septenter. Die Ra6,
ri&t BON Dent Gtnetmen Der Gbplcra mar falId.
Die Seude pitbet nod INNER nit berlrlten Stfs
tiSfrit, NIT irsl@er iie anins. G'rRcrn Rarbrn 40
mo beute SO perlonen baran. Die 3abl Der
Stertcfdlle in ben flint Sassn, pdtrcnb pcldtr ile
brc SrrHeerunaen icst an9eri4trt fat, trlduft lih
bereits auf 253.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27

p9- Sn 5aSanna fol- ss cine slnaalt 9etfn.
rpenala" srnannt, Elm Art 5olpitai, tn tpelGe
bic @bemdnnsr ibrs Rnarties 5raneH seSen 8ejah~
lung bon Jsclf unb 9egieS einlserren ldfrM f6nnsn
Bic ie l6 ,,trbGpen". 9enn Cuba annerirt
ipirb, bann Tam ss fcmmrn, bae bic 5erren gam
fees bielt fubanil&e Grfncuns atH nuf bns Der.
Ct. G'ebiet, sfrpFansen rrrbtn. Die Jrapn
felten fOuiit St8en ale GHblflfr,S ,SeErsmaSs ftS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27
Oas 9elbe 6ieber in Sapannab unb
--- Gharleifon. --

@atti mcrc, 90. Sspt.
am DchnrrRa9 fanben In Sasaunab nur t6
Sserbtaun9en itatt birpcn 12 Sonl sstten Sit>
Der. Dies scst sins grpec @tnatme. gGS6rehb
Ter sanSen lebten sec9e farben t99, 9isrspn 1870
ant selten 5ieber. >
Die 5ieberiltrtfSlle tn G6arIeitpn sum Isbtcn
Opnnerltag unp 5reitaa beIiefcu ltdb duf 81.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27

Cuba. Die @infdbrns bon StlnSsn aus
9lirita tpirb INIT Der srSbten llnssrI6Gmtbet be-
trietsn. Die SdifFs, tpsl6s ba,u benubt frtrbsi,
linb ialt ale In amtritnml9sn Sdfen sebdut unb
ausserilfft unb ibrs SemGtnuns beifsbt faft aus
f@ieslih aus slmesItaHern.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27

SerissGitp, 20. Sept. = Die Gbclcra
1T rabrnb Der lcBtcn Sage plGBGi6 NIT 9rpBcr
6rfti9fcit bier aufsetreten. gSie Strle YsrIonen
cardn sritrrte, lctn m5srn, rri6 man jsbrb ntdt,
neil Der Stabtratb feline 8rrtrbrlmgcn grtrcffrn
tat, I'm, bic 3abI Der 9prtSfdtle nit Seiiimmt-
belt III ermitteln.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27
QulpermIble @rploiion.

6artfcro, Strt. %.
Gtnr Der in Gaaz5artfcrb sste9enen 9ulper.
mii6lcn fog teute in Der Cuff. Sc warsn an 100
5GBden Sulsrr in berieIben. Gin glrbeitcr Sc9n
Ufc2ean fpuree aetGbtet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27

Gsr Sn 9iew-glltanY, Snpiana, tat lid cine
militdrii4c Gompasntr 9rbilprt, Die aus Jsnabsn
pom IA bis II Sabreu beltebt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27

EG- Die acrjte BON Neuporf MAIDEN als Gbat.
fade tsfaunt, bag Sietena6trl srn allen an Der
Gbplera Setprtsnen YerIcnen iclde FnO, tir br@
rcits lanse at rrsani6en llrtcln, ais 2eters pber
sun8enfrdntteitrn etc. selittcn batrr, unb untsr
fenen llmI1nben lan0r mebr bGtten leten fGnnrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27

0|5- Die Oamcn Son ScuisSille bieItrn unGlnelf
cine 5air gum SeIfen Der g6ittpsn unp gBalen
irnrr Stabt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27

DGE Sn hrr Statt Nescrt purbrn srm 1.
5anuar bis 80. Suni-olIc in cinem 6olten
5abr-25,tt0 grrIcnrn fir GrimnaIprrscbar
drrCtirt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27

ba~ Cine SclfsSGbluns In SrIanb, bic 70 eben
teenoet wcrecn it, bat bas Gelultat erseten, bab
Die 3abl brr Sepcbner in ben lebten flint Snbren
UNI 3wet MtIltpnen ab9snUmmrn
hat
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27

BD~ Sn Columbia, Qancofsr Co., fat bic
SGcIrra nadScIahen /; nur nr6 einSclne Sale
fpnu1en Dor.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27

5auGGen3sr.-gpn 27O @rfdnscnrn in
pbilabclpbia @efdnsne warsn t85 5aulIenssr
bic fsn 5antwerf, tein @fiddft selerut unb fri.
nen Seruf battcn. 1850
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27

S@-gieIs aufr6tisc Dcmptratsn- bic
fdbis nc Su urtbeilen, srtsn gu, bae baS 5reiril-
Tiac 9letaticns9idet bel nd6aen gBabl, pbns
3wcifel, eripd6lt ipsrbrn wsrte.-eaGt Sud SIR
Rbiss unc 8otSticn Dcmctratcn ni6t rinlala.
Tcrn-une bieltt an Der grteit bis gum Abaib bee
seabltascs um benSss bUrrslt scrie su MAIDEN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-27

B9- Die GrnSte lit In Sranfreia uno Gnstann
serii6er, unb IL gut unb rci6la uussefallrn.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
u DEM0c3AT

Wei Mr. Dtmocsa;. Oh you are q
yer have hs.a ON We give yonT Com
muaica'ion place. although you seek 4
channel through which To communicate
your sentiments. which the mos, OF your
people" have refused TO support, leaving
IS under no more obligation to promul :
gate lhsif sentiments al our expense
han for us TO pronu!sate our own opin-
ions at their expense.
lis caudia and frank exposition 81
yoor views Will, but little personal in
veciive, cxcep, in allnsion to non essen.
'iais-w hilst hers have not the homes
y TO thus .aeet their political edversaries
OF lack the brains to communicate then
sen'menis. or have none Of their own "a
advnca;e-bnt will busy themselves vii.
belchIns forth the contemplate Slang o.
others.
To enable Us to BE- more clearly under
stood in the remarks we may offer in re
Fly. we have numbered the portions ",
aliule to in p arenthesis. and our remark!
will appear below with spending
figures.
|. There is M doubt but you have ;
perfect right TO a name for your oeSanl
zatiom. and as you are frequently intima
ting t!iat YOU have quite an extensive
o ne. why can't you give it a name? Cal
IL Johna thanl In this. you have foile'
yourselves: but the main reason WI y you
opponents are fully justiiable III usinl
the names you have repudia ted, is good
and true one. Weniall, Philips aud 9th,
ers Of Boston. G.. NJ. Clay Of ktntucky,
and many Others that we Nigh
n.m:. un.quivoca!Iy declare them
! sci YES i'm favor Of dissolution OF tn
! Union. The a olitionis's desire sla
very alb o!ished, although amnlgimi tiol
should cnsue, or a dissolution Of the Tn
ion be the result. Agitators and fana
ties cry repeal. and cali on their fellow
citizens TO resist the execution Of ,h'
law to the bitter end. Now all these
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14

mixed MP with few wings. constitute
the mixture, and in the present canvass
they do not deny that they are upon the
same platform. Then name it. or never
grumble at your opponents for calling
you, as an organization. any of the names
formerly owned by any branch Of yOur
Jolhs' party.
=. Quite a mistake. Mr.. Democrat. IF
the Missouri Compromise had been re
tanned, kanzas would undoubtedly have
been Slave Territory; but esit is. there
is chence for freedom in both. 1t Is
not so. that oil this tetiitory was So
cured to freedom"
3. So for as 10 powers conferred upon
those officers are concerned ell other
/ terr; cries organized by the National
Government, gave them precisely the
same powers. 1t is worse ,han simple
TO advocate such Il position. Un0rgan.
I'D terr.tories must get vita ity from
some source. and heretofore. none have
been sufficiently ignorant or dishonest
10 publicly assert That they have received
it from any other quarter shan the L. s.
Government The real estate is first the
property Of said Government. and from
what other source could territories EXPECT
an organization to put them upon their
feet to vote AMI wCrt for an independent
government Of their orn? a; the same
lime l!.s privilege is granted to &c south
20 establish Slavery north Of the old Inc
The privilege is also extended to thu
nnr.h to plan; the banner of freedom
south Of i. Democrat in;imates that
1T IS % be + AIRED tia, all his CHE Pres
i'en,'s) appointments will favor shaver,
propagation In tae name Of al that
is sacred, what do YOU want? Won,
lust the people nor the President. Hoy
are tie Territories 10 get an organiA
,iun}
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14
IlE..i3CalrIC CONVENTION.

rlrseani'lo previous notice the D0m1-
erals of Siarhe and alarsliall counties met
r! the Court ll'.uSc,, II Plymouth or the II |,
ins, for tic Yu~Vcse OF nominating can
ii loie to represent ihem IN tic next STATE
Legislature, ana Oh motion of {. II. Reeve
Gil. III Brown q s,nrkr. was elected
president. und = mel NC D maid Secre;a-
-.
il list orlhe townships were then called
when /, appeared ,hat mos, of the Town
SHIPS il Iarsliail county were repre-.
scented, and S.etke was represented by
her delegation for tie Whole county,
y commute was appointed to report a
proper o?rorilonment for voting for a nom.
ince ard after their rrpor. was received. il
was someVhai amended, and finally agreed
that Marshall cou.iy should cast 20 VOTES,
ami S,arke % Marshall agreed to get
her 10 from tho appointment agreed upon
IN her county nominations. Cai.cldn.es
were suggested before the conv enton. bu,
i, was agreei that committee should be
appointed 10 report list of names 10 be
voted for, which ccnmiiiee reported Tie
names of \. l.. VI hco!er aud c. IL. Reeve.
/ The convention then preceded II ballot,
Tho following Lcirg the result OF The FIRST.
Amzi l.. " Ter IG- Charles l.Keeve
/ H.
A. l.. Wheeler having received a ma.
llrily OF oil tie votes cast WIS declared
he unahimouse nominee Of this conveE-
,inn.
On motion q committee ol thicc was up.
uointed to inform Mr. Wheeler OF his nom
Iualion. consisting Of y. j.. Carpenter,
Jnize Jsco5y, and C. Palmer, md during
their absence, DR.. q. y. Fich being pres
emt, WAS invited 10 The stand md addressed
Tic convention in his usual clear and iorci-
be manner.
The Committee then reported that they
had informed Mr.. Wheeler Of his nomna
ton, announcing his i'll health and nabl-
" 10 attend tho Convention and his will
ingnoss to accept the nomination SO unan-
imously conferred, without, any effort: on
his part to obtain it.
On motion the convention adjourned.
ELI BROWN Pres't.
DAN'L MCDONALD Sec'y
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14

The Nashville Banner says: In this
market, meal is worth dollar bushcl
nor can corn be bousAt for less than thai.
OF foider there viii he none worth
taking into account. the blades of corn
having for tie most part Dried upon the
stalk.
Guile must. suffer greatly through tie
approaching win;cr. The number OF
hreves or intltnej for rome copsump.
ton, will necessarily lie much dimn-
lshcI
q Our mule raiScrs. We nrprchend. not
w.,istan:iig The abundant crop Of oats
and gaod crop of hay, viii he nj 10 i;
10 get the animals through the winter in
COED coadilln.
Corn was selling at Nashville At 81 per
barrel at The ctib. \ gentleman tom
Marion county in his STATIC saysil is sell
ing ilete - - per barrel.
We learn from Sparta Tenn Times
that re <reSi.Irg rains. the fist they had
there since lie frs. week in My. fell
III thai cous,y ha,w III the , n AMI -
inst, which produced highly bcnifi:ia
eliec; ou the crops OF jato corn
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-14

him. bat they did nc, take their weap-
ons! The old lady was asleep in the
chair.
Now whispered Philip, let's take
two OF fathers rines up TO cur bed-we
may want them. We are as good as men
with the rife
Daniel sprang to obey, and quickly as
possible the boys slippei two ri1-~ from
their sockets behind the great stove chin
ney. and th~n FASTENED bach and emp.
tied the rrimin2S from the strangers
returned. they had resumed their seats.
The hunters cabin WAS divided into
two apartments on the ground flor. oue
of than i'm The end Of the building being
he old mas sleeping room. and the
other room in which The company at
present sat.
Overhead there was a so;t OF scaT Id
ing. reaching only half way over The
large room below il AMI in he opposite
end of the huiltiug from thu little s.eep-
lag apartment Of Tie hun.er. \ rough
Lax Ter led III, tn The Scan,id AMI an IL
close up 10 the gibei eni. rAS is- boy j,
bed. There WIS no pfrfitiA, At tt.e ed -
of this scaN,liing; but ii vas al open
to the .oom below.
Spare bedding WIS spread rron the
floor OF the kitchen i'r he three travel
ers anil aftrr.everyIhing had bcra ar
ranged for their comfort the boys wen;
mp to their bed. ami the o.! man retired
t. his littl, rsom
The TX, boys thong; no. ~ >,-op. or
il they dii, il was only - a,oid il. Had:
m hour had passed away and tn Y could
hcar their father snorc. Then they he .rd
Il movement from those holow Pniliq
craw led Silent 10 where tie could peer
down lhfonch Il crack and saw che Of lhe
inen oqen hs prck from With he tonli
several pe:os al raw mea, by the rays o,
the IN lon am moving toward The induw
he showed the sash back mud drew the piece
Of fl 4,ll to ho dogs. The. no won't back
% bis he'd aHi laid down
A, fist the hnss thought his m GIT bc
thrown to tho d rs ONLY to di,racl thair
attention, bat when tho man lid ds%l
iiia poison nlshei through Philips min /,
H, whispered MS thoughts "a his brother
TIE IRIS, impulse oi li:lie d nial. rs he
neard that his poor dogs were 10 be poison
cd VS. - crv out, bat \ s.:,;'en pressure
from he hand Of rs brother kept him 81
/ .en:.
! Al The end OF ;ho hol's bet there WIS =
lark aindow. or small square, dor. rnt
I as i was dire:,lY over the dogs house
Philip resolved 70 60 down ard save Inc
dogs The undertaking was rigorous
one; for the least nose W u.l arouse the
vi.llins--ani tie consequences might he
fatal. Bat Philip Slater found hmsol
s'rong in hear;, ahd he determined uunr
tho trial. His flther's life m. git be in III,
hands. TAls thought was tower o. siren ;!
IN Itself
(CnNCise.~: vrxr vvr-K
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nfi.,ll- liie f'.p~e.lt.el.


~ meeting ol '"' "T"''ef@c. ''i - -
S'.a" C''h'!i hS'' AZ t.f ''i'l - ~
riymo'''h' on Satni' 'V- SFn.- S,"' -
on mohon o. ). Il. Ut -hltT T. Us
nEahs was {" .''d 10 ''e eha'r az = =
F." hee'e' 'FP"'h''" sF'' Any
Ca motion al I. II Reeve. ronml'
tee 81 one from chch Township Wts Hn
pointed BIZ lie chair - npnorjian I'll,
vofe "f The several Townships. sid com
nit.ee HAVING retired. Eernrted that tn
ion b. allowri , VOTES. Green 8. Boar
bon S. Polk |. Nest 9. North /. Csnirt
D. Tippecanoc .. German an tF-ma-
linz.
On motion o. Il. Corhin ksq ThomFs
NcDonaid was declared TIE nnaainons
nominee of lhis contention Tor County
Auditor.
III. Contention then nrareelel - vote
hx tov,s,,ins fnr - can.i,ta-e for Tr-as.
ure, & Collector which resulted gs fol
io,vs.
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Administrators sale.

Fs'HE INTERESTINGLY; ADMINISTRATORS "a
the stat OF ON Morris dec asel.
ciier ior tn I residence If the e..
{ a.ed II r0ikt shin, Mar hall cou,,.
"A Stiur a HI u q. yoi Q oIcr, 1854. IN
IA &c Saa prop'rn Except what tie vi 70
IS rye con lins OF Catil Ctrn il Ne
f g, n h Il O.lS &C.
s"r'ss>.-On I'll sums nnd rfree 1cl-
as. SlI IL han L amount and yer. a
or a"ii OF Twelve montaS Nili tie 2 yca,rl.e pur
C aSeT gvl noes W tn app owl secunt
wing val. al Il und appr isment laws.
HOLOA. on >NNIFp
VA, NORRIS A,r.'r..
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THE BOY IEROE}.

.tH iA."iuChy "ds on tHidht Std'F'
ana before The foot OF civi'zition had
iroIden herGIant forests. there lived up
on the branch Ct TIE Green t,ve' an oil!
hu"'er " ne name OF J'hh o'offf. Ills
hat was upon th@ southern bank OF TIE
stream, ana save small patch oil some
dozen acr-S that had been cleared by his
own AK. he was shut up by dense forests.
Slater had two children al home witii
liim-two sons, Phillip and Daniel-the
former fourteen and the latter twelve
years of age. The elder children had gone
South. His wife was with him, bur she
had been for several years an d most bel p
less cripple from th= effects OF severe
rheumatl m
II was early IN the Spring aGi the old
hunter hal Just returned from Columbia.
where h bad been 10 carry the produce
: nf the Winters labor which consisted
mostly e lGrs. He had received quite {
sum or money. aud had brought ii home
/ WIZ MN i"F o." '''4" 'aa several years
been arruinniitiHg money civiiizl'ion
90" -, ''',' =, '''' ''''" "'.' -
meant ''at MS t"i'"ttii SHOULD siai' vi
lar terms win me "o''i'
o"' '''"o J'7' - H'''0 ''''''''
sitting down 10 i'leif frugal sa9ptr lh'y
we're a''''c'y' y asu''"e moving 81
me deg. a"i as later went 20 t"e h"o'
10 Sc what was ~. a'''FF' ~ s." 'A'ee
! men approaching hi' nut.
ne q"''*'! fo'u+a '"f o''es on" '"'
strangers aNpfoachea tA' 0oor' lh'Y
".Aed i'r como nm 10 'a'' ana also lo'
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s.'',.fis ~ l"rf s6' nv" '','"s U'
'o.' ""n ~ '''' '"' ny ''' - NV ''E''
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