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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
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state OF ERRdiakE9,
MARSHALL County. SIS.

PERSONALLY appeared before me. n =
tary Public IN and for said county VIM c.
Poneroy. aad aller being duly sworn upon his
oath says, HAT Samuel Shirley TT; nslcred t.
him Il land Office cerIfca e. for the Sou. h Wes.
fourth y o; Section twenty (29) IN T0wnship
tirty-fhree (33) North of range two lst CON
tanning eighty-fhree and l0-lO0 acres, which
certificate WAS transferred to said Shirley bv one
SAM l. Davidson, he beins the person to " HON
it was originally issued by the Land Office.
He iutther deposeh and saws that. he has duly
transferred the abnve land to Inward s. Tib,ilS,
Thai he received .he said certificate lram the
said Shirley. but has since lost .lie same. or
mislaid it. and ilai, he has transferred the
same TO 10 other person. as he verify believes.
4 WM. G, PONEPOY.
Sworn to and slbscribed bcf Re me tbs +
day oi September 1871 US witness nly hand and
Official sea-.
JAMES McFARLIN
t5ry Pm C.
I shall therefore, after ninety DAYS from this
date. make application a: said office for IN adj
ditonal eT,ilca c.
EDWARD TIDB-TS.
October 10, 1854. 3li3
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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
State OF Indiana MnrshniI County. S..

THOMAS Auditor and for said County, certify
chrgeable.
Given under
THOMAS MCDONALD, A. NC
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
.NIesO s9sT0n cement.

VFNlE primer hip heretofore existing lie
n tween a. Shinnabaree and c. ID. b -ch
is dissolved by the mutual cunS mt OF tie par
ties. The entire business Of the finn Will ; c
settled by A. ShinnabargeT, who viii also
settle its debts to THIS tine and it will t oh
vous to every one that in order 10 enable him
to close up the business, that ali those indebted
should promptly call and make settlements.
A. SBIANABiRGER,
{. u. BCRCH.
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ENT TAX LIST OF MARSHALL COUNTY, For the year


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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
Land For Sale.

On ACRES Of choice tmberet JanI in ccc-
or ton p, township 81 nor:a. f ran-e :
east, is offered To- sale ut barcoia ltis
about two miles north OF ri mouth eG-t0. lie
Michigan Road. Terms easy.
Call on The undersigned al the Banrer o.
flee. MM. J. BURNS.
AUs. IL, 1851. ottr
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
DR.. s. HIGlNBOTHAN

Respectfully tenders hisproic SSiona scrli-
ces to the citizens ofPlymoutL and su.Toui q
ing country. All calls, day or night, 81 81
receive romptattention Office on Mic gan
street opposite the Printing oi,ice.
No. 3Ctf.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
furnishing Ouoos,

Cloths, Cassimeres, Satne,tS, AID all other
kinds of WHIT, Goods, can't b. heat in any
portion OF Nofthef1 Indian and his "ariety OF
Trimmings for Tailors and others making up
clothing, will lie found more extensive than at
any other house IN this place.
Don't 20 somewhere else and get cheated
before you cal at the Peoples cheap clothing
store. " here you are sure 10 ct the worth of
your money, and leave the prophet of the
establishment with the warmeStt thanks for your
patronage. J. r.
Oct 10, 1851. stiff.
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9Th Vol. d Aubigns Hist Reformation,
- Russia IS il is,
Great Men and Great Events,
Haswell on Engineering,
Upper Ter ana Lower Million.
For sale by ROLEPTr.
August 3, 1854. o~i
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y ME under.igntfI hls 'aSt i.is vilc = -r
l. Martin, his children. pr. !. af.. s.. ha,I
Martin, James Gil.ljn ard HI W. and " l,e ..
cClaughliu. The. can n ,.c s 200 g.
Virginia with me 10 Columbus. OH. nhsre ve
got sePerated. They az sap..aaed 70 lie ,i-l.,l
IN ;lIs S.a'c, lllnois. a. lowe. Aur Der .
hearing G! ;, ca ersouS " i plsre address go,
a, this pla e. Al UONY MARTIN.
Plymonih, Ind. Nuy. 9, ISL
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
E0V and Essintea' Clothing
Is Extensive and Complete.

Winter Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts. Collars,
Cravats, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Trunks,
Carpet Bags, and in fact every thing in the
said line of trade. together with Yankee No
tons, Jewelry. &c. &c. He is now prepar
ed TO sell cheaper than any other establish
ment wet OF New Work CITY. His Stock of
The daily union., 1854-11-19
NEW YORK ELECTION.

Wear again at sea- in regard to the result of the gov
ernors election in New York 1t would as if the re-
suit in great measure depended upon the rejection
acceptance of the vote Of county which has Just
turned up and which bears the significant name of
schuyler The New York Courier and Enquirer thus
speaks of this county
The of Schuyler county in the above table
not appear correct II true has been stated that
this is county, created last winter but think an
injunction was issued to prevent the completion of its organi-
zation, which at least delayed It, We do remember
have account of special election for county officers
and may be that the report sent to show how the
towns which will compose the county have now voted
II this Is the Mr. Seymours apparent majority
otherwise, Mr. Carks majority is GIL We, therefore, say
to the anxious wait with patience for the official procama
ton of the board of State before you positively
assure yourself who ia to be next governor"
The daily union., 1854-11-19
From The 81 Louis Republican, Nov. 10
MORE INDIAN MURDERS.
CAMP on THE BANKS OF THE PLATTE RIVER,

CAMP on THE BANKS FLATTE RIVER
October % 1854.
Ma MOTOR myse'fto inform you Of another mas
sacre which occurred night before last Our party COM
posed of eight camped the evening of the 2lst inst
old camping place OF the cgran about two hundred
miles above Fort Kearney, south side of Platte. Du-
ring the day of the 2lst inst three Indians the
camp and seemed anxious to trade but were informed by
Young by the Of Walf nst il was not our
object to trade at that c bat he would give them
tobacco which he did they then left and seemed contentcd
We congrauating ourselves the success Of this
plan Of making the Indians leave without giving them
something more valuable or having trouble with them
We seated ourselves 10 partnke of evening repast
and considered ourselves perfectly home laughing and
joking was the order OF the night But
Mirth's joy and joyous hours
81 Bloom but to fade
for while seated the crack Of a rife soon
changed joy into sadness The report of that rifle told
too tale for by my side fell fine and promising
young walked this earth. We grabbed our
rifles and reached the wagon heg, had time to
ascertain the strength Of eneuy fifteen Composed their
company Hat naked. half starved and well armed they
seemed ready for any kind of hesh work I ordered
every man to pick his man, and when gave the word
every rifle cld for fell the ground the rest re-
tired for time in the woods. We thought that they had
icft but Wolfe said that he would go and see so he
went slowly and cautiously towards them Hardly had he
advanced twenty PAGES when eight Of them ran towards
him We fired and killed or wounded two bu, in turn
they killed three of ours and wouuded Mr Wolfe TIN,
ankle We ran towards ,hem and they ran towards the
woods We nad the extreme pleasure Of seeing them land
the other side of Platte but not without many ball
passing near ter heas or bodies Then returned To
camp The excitement subsidized arrival there
for the melancholy duty Of burying the dead
cannot Mr. Editor any about this for my feelings
will not let me | am old man. and have seen many
hard time, but tried me much as this viii
give YOU the names Of our company;
tdolph Wolfe New York, woppacd Harvey WckoH
New York henrsinin Woods ST Louis; Saul Mante ST
Louis Silas Midway, killed William Nodway, killed i
Hiram Woodruff, killed Henry Law, New York killed.
Mr. Wolfe being the youngest in the company itbebooves
me TO speak of his actions During the hour of danger
pf fprft nd
Respectfully, yours,
SAIL MANTEI
The daily union., 1854-11-19

State sectionasm inyeighed with unmitigsed severity
against what it pleased call the OF
the northern democrats In vain has the whole whig
OF Massachusetts hailed with joyous exultaou the over
whemng defeats of the constitutional defenders of the
mnisrntion in repeated elections All would not do The
NINE which i; thought only annihate Others has
exploded to the terrible detrment of even
wings And what beautiful morality the Atlas in
dugs In lis horror of hybrid factions is perfectly re-
reshng Its love Of rankness and fidelity" is entirely
delghtiui But nevertheless with the Atlas
that many politician who has in the late elections
WIN the fusion aggregation and has thought he was
working MS Eeusinan way from the first to the second
degree mas been quietly digging his grave The Atlas
has recovered Its vision. The friends of the Atlas will
soon have recovered theirs The whole DOR
ton OF the country will regret before long as the Atlas
does the contributions which ii has made to the an
archical elements of the American community The people
are already afrghted at the strange results of the cleo
tions and at the which have rumphed in
them The democratic party towers proudly above the
waves OF fhcton II is the ark of safety which multi
tudes will flock for sepreservaton in this time of fusion
and disorder The glorious old organization will now
vndicate its character the great safeguard of the re-
public.
The daily union., 1854-11-19
Nov lo-3i
PROCLAMATION.


The board Of aldermen and board city
o Washington adopted the l3 November following
preamble aad resolution, viz, so.f
Whereas recognise with grateful mercles
kind and bsne6cent Providence c
bealh and cofo
and feeling the sosmn obligation Chrsan
turning heartfelt thanks the bupssms Ruler o the Universe
for these nestimabe blessinss; be II, therefore,
Rs~cireA BY fas hoard aiessN and board
me city Wa'hnxsea That the ss, and he hereby
quesssd 70 set BY Proclamation inviting ai he insab
o this abstain from their
clergy invited
this Pubc evidence " the city's gatude
Cordially approving fceesng, with special recognition OF
the remarkable bssi enjoyed BY this city during year. whilst
the peetsSce that wsiksh In darkness" ss
many Of cities do hereby apart 7Xrslsy wes
tAe s3d November fn anksgving praise tn A.
mighty God.
NIL cxens abstain from secular pursuits ssd invite
them, the strangers temporarily and the OF
holy religion Of every with their eonesaons
this juhe- OF alteration Of eli Good And
while acknowledging unwoshueEs exsscisipe
past offences. c~sbex win ono hesr and
our various pefsousi snd
public relations and the bie~ss g.os ssc
country.
Given under hand shs mayors oce city Wash
instor this i7t, day ~ November 1854
sII.As H. HILL
Acias Afnyor.
ts,ar. News, md Organ.
The daily union., 1854-11-19
THE WING FRIGHT.

The who to-day the whg ticket or the demo
cratic ticket win be entitled to unusual credit rankness
and fidelity The who to-day dares to be independent
Of brd faction will remember with pleasure 10 bis last
hour his part in the election of 1854 But many will take
part in this business which they look back
upon without regret keen and eager asprant for
place viii get his last from his felowcitizens upon
this OCCASION prosperous his affairs look this morning
and politician, while he thought he only working
his Eeusnian way from the first the second degree has
been quietly digging his grave, Ike monk of La
Trappea grave into which be will tumble long before the
next autumnal equinox Boston Adas.
Misery sometimes teaches wisdom. For months before
the Massachusetts, election the Boston Atlas reeced over
fusion victories and claimed them all successes of the
wings II proclaimed them antNebraska trumphs
They in truth nothing Of the kind They were only
the results OF wrctched combination Of mschevous fac
tons Knov-nohingsm and abolition had combined with
freesoilsm and sectional whggery overcome the party
Of Union and democracy In Maine and Iowa. and Penn
syvana and other States they had succeeded The In
gradients of the dominant party as much mixed aud
compounded the cauldroa IN Macbeth There we're
Eye OF newt, and toe Of frog,
Wool of bat and tongue Of dog,
Adder's fork, and blind worms sting.
Lizards leg, and owlet's wing
And the produced its appropriate
results Man elected under its influence be-
iopeing e9u"he1 10 no Pohuoi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
a'ed Of by the democracy bu, claimed always by
the wings. In this way they fanced everything theirs
which did belong the administration and so encour
aged the sms to pursue their way rejoicing But their
punishment has before they anticipated it, Like
the German student who made which he could
not afterwards control they find themselves overcome
in the very citadel of their highest hopes by creature
partly, at least of their creation. The old Bay
State has surrendered to the enemy. The home
Of the Hartford Convention the land Of the Pickerngs
and the Quncys and the otses, has fallen beneath the
Atlas leaned with strong proclivies to abolition In
vain did every Massachusetts congressman in the present
House vote against the Nebraska bill In vain has Bay
The daily union., 1854-11-19
WASHINGTON CITY.
SUNDAY MORNING, NOV. 10. 1884.

pNr. tssxsL g. JAsEs, pbiade
phs, general travelling assisted by Wh H. Weld
innH CoLLrSs JAMES DkEREo A. EyAns, THOMAS Mes
IosxrM hAAsITr JoSsPn Burrok. RosEsr MORRISON En-
W WiLxY, v ILLAn L.. WAIEaaAs II. J. kIppIoK, p.
w. MAoKsa, and D. y. PKAKoE
o. Nh q. W JAEks No Harrison street, Cincinnati ub, d.
travelling agent Western and rexas,
s~-isied BY H. j. THosAs j. r. DrsI, Ws H. THOMAS, r.
YaIsEs, q. NJ e.. WHKhAs s. H. CHilDs and nt VIZ. IRws
Receipts of either will he COED. ..a.
Dy M HEsRv NJ. Levin, OF Montgomery, AIabsina
travelling the Alabama Tennessee
sisted BY q r. LEWIS JASEs O. LEWIS and SAMUEL u. LEWIS
The daily union., 1854-11-19
BY Ell e G n A PH.

Later from Haoana,
New Yonx, Nov. lsBy the arrival Of the steamship Ca
hawba have Havana dates the 18th inst No news
Nothing further relative TO the outbreak Puerto Principe
The Health and Weather South.
SAvAsNAH Nov. ls-It is cold here and the health Of
the city good We learn that there haye been Considerable
frost and cold weather at Charleston and New Orleans
health of both cities is very good
The Cincinnati Money Market.
CrscINSArI, Nov. ls.-The money market continues
throughout the West very tight There are more failures
here but the indications that the trouble easing off,
Fatal Accident.
New LONDON, (Ohio,) Nov. Is.-The tower of the new
Congregational Church fell yesterday Robert JONES'
Jones, and John G. Jones killed. Ten Others were
wounded two fatally.
Bank Robbery.
HAarroAp, Nov. ls.-The windham County Bank at
Hartford, Conn., robbed last night $25 900 in gold
The watchman was knocked down and gagged.
The Rioters Found Guilty.
New YoRK, Nov. ls.--The Williamsburg rioters hare
been found guilty,
Departure of the Giasgop.
NEw YoRx, Nov. lsThe steamer Glasgow sailed to-day
taking out $50 passengers No specie.
From Boston.
BosToS, Nov. l7.-Orders have been received at the
Charestown navy ard fit the United States
war Cyane and Saratoga as soon possible.
The weather is cloudy and cold with indications Of
The Steamship Pronlstheas at Nec Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS Nov. l6--The steamship Prometheus has
arrived at this port from New York. and conjunction
with the Daniel Webster, will reopen onr connection
with California via the Nicaragua route
Liquor Case
HAnrroRD, tCt,) Nov. 1s-In the liquor case of Ezra
DYSON of New Britain the court decided against him. He
however, appealed and the up before the county
court. The jury acquitted him.
Burglary.
New YoRx Nov. lsThc store Of Clement Bloodgood was
entered and robbed of goods silks &C., the amount Of
$1,000 No clue has yet been had to the thieves
The Ohio Rivcr.
WHEELING, Nov ls.The river is about in fair naviga
BILE condition for second-cass boats The may be said
in regard to the river at Pittsburg.
The daily union., 1854-11-19
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

An extra from the office OF the Austin Times dated No
vember that the State treasurer Of Texas has
notified Gov Pease of the official receipt Of deposite of
100000 the part Of Hon. r. j. Walker and associates
The Times says Judging from the governors inquiries
may be inferred be will take the view entertained by
others and deem the matter settled by the Of the State
treasurer
The daily union., 1854-11-19

A GARD 20 ths Hsads OF FasAaies.-We have ENLARGED
and fitted up In the coaveRien elegant
boys ard chdrns cloth department. making sf the
and best In the city, and have
complete aGs slyea boyr, and
chdren nthins with which prepared our Gus
toners on the most reasonable terms
WALL STEPHENS,
Penn. nv-, betwt en- 9Th and 10Th streets,
NOV l9-N Iron Hail.
The daily union., 1854-11-19
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DspAnrusHr,


Aus"s ~, 1854
stocks Z" The United satss that this prepared
chase aud the SOh d., g. No.
vember Of in the
Ooo in the and hereinafter ea-
Ioued,
preference will be order
may be offered The cerhcsss duly assigned United
6aies by the paTto. who the thereof
DC transmitted :" this the Teces WHEREOF
pce will be paid compounded Of following psrculs
l. The par value. speciAsd certificate.
premium w the stock Of the loan authorised s the ACT OF
1896 rsdesnssis November 1856, per the
stock VI he oan authorised 1884, 3s Do
censer 1884, Of II
ny the acts Of S47 and s4s redesmabe
Deceo 1 and un latter the 3Oh june, 1868 10
and on the stock Of the
dsem1bs on he 3s OF December oommony
per cent
par certificate from the la of Juv
1854 the date of Treasury
allowance or the reach Of
In addition.
made In drafts Of the Treasurer Of
The United States, the Boston, York,
or Philadelphia, as The parties may
But no certificate will be benefit of this notice
which shall not actually before
'a'd "t DAY OF November next
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The during stocks purchased
BY this department the specified hereby extend
I'd 70 3lst Decembcr sext, Inclusive
A. ua,sfes books Decenber
the
date must In ADDITION
usual assignment the United States have ssnnsnt
the interest made by the sokhode thereon Where Inter
assigned, where
nex coupon are not transmitted
:ert the premium snd days only ess interest
rom the time Of redemption January included with
he principal in he settlement.
MMEs GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
ys.4suAx ys. ~ IIlu. IDl.rAsysssr, Nov 49, 1854.
The daily union., 1854-11-19
Cnlted 0eAass Patent OnlCe,
Wssh,ax>ou. N0veisher 10, 1854


ON petition Squire Whipps Of Albany, New York.
Ap a4i tmprsvsrnrni Of Iron
bdgcs for from the expiTattoo o sd patcn ~hh
takes rlace tina 2llh dry Of April le66-
II ordered thar the sad ps0n heard at The fatSnt o.
on Aonday, the osh u March a.xs, a y ocleck e. asa
notified and show they har
why said petition ought moi 10 be granted
Persons opposing the required 70 ME IN INC ra
Ocs their 0tec0ns specially fh In wrfRs f least 'weHV
0e ths al tosiimony hled ~ either party 70
u said hearing be taken and transmitted IN accnd
cation.
testimony 18th Of March, 1855.
depoons, other relied rstmOAy musi be
filed the office befte tho morning Of hat dAy the aTsu
ment. if any, within TN days thereafter. 49,
aiso published In tho Union Inei
and Evening Star, Washington ID. c.; PenHsyvanan,
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Hcienac American, krw YORK
and New Hampshire Patriot, COncud, New Hamp1he once
three successive weeks the a6h Of March
next, the day Of hearing.
Commissioner of Patents
Ps-Edo will please copy and send their
bills the Patent Once, with paper coniainins this notice.
Nov l9-Iaw3w
ny GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auetionesrs.
EXTENsIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
Il auctonOn Tuesday, the 2lss nstan shall sell,
10 extensive and excellent assortment OF uni
ture viz:
Mahogany sofas, chairs Sideboards, and bureaus
Do aud maple bedsesds
Do and other chairs
Feather bods beddtng hair and shuck mattresses
Three ply, Brussels. and other carpets, oicoth
China glass and crockery
Stoves M every description
Wardrobes, washstands, &e
Terms cash GREEN SCOTT,
Nov l9-A Auctioneers.
The daily union., 1854-11-19
NOTICES OF NEW BOOKS.

Lectures the Evidences Of CAriianty delivered in Phil
adepha by cergymen Of the Protestant Episcopal church
with an introductory by Bishop Potter of Pennyl-
yania. Published by Z. II. Butler Co., Philadelphia.
For sale by Gray Balantyne, Washington city,
These lectures numbering fifteen ALL were delivered in
the city of Philadelphia, in the fall and winter of 1854
For tone and temper elevated sentiment Of argument
and dignity OF language they cannot be too warmly
mended and 1t much pleasure to notice the elegant
and attractive form in which they presented the
public.
The Parabes of the New 7san,cn PctoriaHy Unjolded.
BY Rev. William Bacon Stevens, d. d. Published by F.
II. Butler Co., Philadelphia. For sale by Gray & Bal
lantyne, Washington city.
We know of more appropriate for the approach
ing holidays than the work before The binding the
typographical execution and the ustrations Of the highest
order Of artistic excellence will avorably compare with
similar work published either side of the
antic We have only to add that in the Parabes Of the
New Testamen Dr. Stevens fully maintains his high repu-
tation n divine and author.
The Scholars Companion Published by Z. H. Butler
Co. For sale by Gray Baantyne, Washington city.
This Is useful work. and should obtain wide crc,-
aon In the exercises in the orthography derivation and
classification of English words the author Rufus W. Bay
has discharged his task faithfully and efficiently.
Sermons for the People. BY Rev. T. H. Stockton. Published
by A. H. English Co., pttsburg. For sale by James A.
Kennedy, No. Ala north street, Washington city
Mr. Stockton has long enjoyed reputation wide it is
enyabe for bis piety learning cloqucnce and usefulness
full and original mind and fail reach those channels
for which they intended. We warmly commend them
the careful perusal Of the public.
Spiritual Progress or Instructions in the Divine Life of the
Soul From the French of FenGlon and Madame Guyon
I2mo. PIP. 3is. NJ. W. Dodd, New York Gray Bal
antyne, Washington.
The works of Feneon and Madame Guyon treating upon
the higher forms Of Christian Experience justly consd
cred among the excellent religious productions their
day.
T..-
their volumnou writings a highly priced by
all devout Christians.
London Quarterly Rerer toy October American edition.
For sale by Taylor Maury, Washington CITY,
At this late day. it would be something more than super
fuous to express opinion relative the of the
Quarterly There two papers in the present number
The London Commsarat and " The Eclipse of Faith
that are deserving Of special notice
The daily union., 1854-11-19

Mr. Posr You appear to think the wings have got a
devil Of hrashing, but do 70 realize the demo-
Gratis are just MS badly beaten WHIG,
Yes dc; hut had rather tall about your defeat than
ours Boston Post
The daily union., 1854-11-19
GREAT SPEECH OF SENATOR DOUGLAS.

We this morning pablsh the last great speech of Stephen
A. Douglas delivered at Chicago Illinois, the 9th of
November 1t viii be read with pleasure by his
friends and admirers and fail to have great effect
upon the country II is weconsdered fearless and full
of information and argument
The daily union., 1854-11-19

IT being announced in tie Of the Massachusetts
election ht bas democrat has been elected the pop
uar branch of the State legislature the Boston Post f
cetiously remarks
SThe unspeakable importance of one vote will be illus
traed next winter by member in the hprse. We
derstand he will resist to the last extremity all
for coalition fusion with the whgs-'six of and
half u dozen Of the other
The daily union., 1854-11-19

General Amb. J. Gonzales the well-known Cuban pa
triot arrived in Washington yesterday