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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-02
Post Master. Logansport. Cass Co., I'M 4

ANOTHER ROSETTA CAsE.-Our Vienna
correspondent in another column brings
to public notice the case of an unoffend
ing man. travelling under the protection
of United States passport. who is now
incarcerated in an Austrian Prison. His
name is Simon Talssig. and he has wife
in New Jersey. where he has been set
tied as shoemaker. aud where he had
taken the necessary steps TO become an
American citizen. He returned TO Aus
tria on business the present year, and was
on the point of leaving the country to
return hither. when he was arrested by
The Austrian police. his passport taken
from him, and he sent TO prison. The
American Minister has interfered in his
case. but the Austrian authorities rsfus-
ed his liberation. After the Saranac shall
have landed Messrs. Spence and McLane.
will not our''hero Secretary" Of The Navy
order her up to Trieste7-N. =. Tribune.
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WAsHINGToN. Feb. "a.

Flolr--Priccs suffer, but not guotably
higher, sales at 35a8 10; wheat quiet:
com opened heavy, bu, improved AZ close,
with sales at 92a9ls; pork--prices easier,
but not quoiabiy lower, with sales at 3
37al5 81; beef firm a! Ii 90; lard firm al
104; prison whiskey easier at 3lc; sugar
dull al 81, molosses; iron firm.
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a'IIWniN Nils,

Richard iyoa) ~ himself again"
TiilS establishment is again in compe,.
l opemtion, at it, former location. ur.
miles AID q half Northeast Of Marshall. Ca,
bulls filed at short notice.
NIT OF rRfCEs. FOR c,su:
orIman square edged lumber fcr ". ,sm
~hertng gm
r,lins.. 81 ,mali ripped lumber. an
Lumber over ii inches IN width, OF ~ lee,
10 length, wIl. be charged extra, IN proportion
to the dimensions Twenty per cent viii ).
char ed on the above prices, if credit is given
to the first If January next.
SAN. J RICH ARDSpN.
Marshall March Is. 1854 uSa-ly.
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TIVE Execu tive Board of Managers aPpe4
ed by Marshall Lodge No ~, announ" y
the public that the sth session OF the iu'''a'
commenced on the First Monday IN seP''u
Der and viii continue ten months, emnfaeh,
two, sc~sions--but no vacation -, the co" =
the lirsi--under The direction of the iolio4"s
FACULTY
Rev. Tho. D. Wmsos, - D., President
Miss MARTHA LirrLEiErp, Itee PrntiP&'
Miss SUSAN H. FOSTER, English LifcrGfert
Miss l.. CoRYrLiA JusE, Ornamental DtTr
mem and French.
Miss ELIZA NJ BuRros, Primary Depar'mfN
Miss ARAnrLLA JBssETf JuSE, Muse, f"N
and Gutiar.
Mis- |. CoRssLiA JrSr, Music, Organ .
Miss Jurrru VI. EVANS, assistant 1ffch' >
NuSic.
Mr. ID BANroRTu pfgt.ss9r Of ! orfl hlsN
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SoULa, NOT STATIONS.

WHO shal Judge "a man from msrncrs'
Who shall kuow him by hls dress
Paupers may be TT lor princes,
Princes fit for somy thing less.
Crumbed shirt and dirty jacket
May beelo,hc the golden ore,
OF the deepest thought and t eings--
Satin vest could do no more.
There are springs Of crystal nectar
Ever swelling out of stone,
There are purple buds and golden,
Hidden, crushed and over grown,
God who coun,s by souls, no, dresses,
Loves and prospers you and me
While he values thrones, the highest,
But as pe bssies in the sea.
Man, unpraised above his fellows,
OF forpets his fellow then.
Mas,ers--rulers-lor remember
That your msanest han6s are men
Men by labor, men BY feeling.
Men by thought and men by fame,
Claiming equal rights to sunshine
IL mans ennoblcd name.
There are foam embroidered oceans;
There are little weed clad nils,
There aTo III i- iuriI hiRh sappIings,
There are eedars on the hills
But God, who counts BY souls, not stations
Loves aud prosper. YOU and ne,
Fer TO him all vain distinctions
Are as pebbles in the sea.
Toiling hands alone are builders
Of nations wealth and fame:
Titled lazincs. is pensioned,
Fed and fattoned on the same,
by the sweat Of others foryhcad.,
Living only to rejoice,
While the poor mans outraged freedom
Na,nly lifteth up its voice,
But truth and justice are e'ernal,
horn with lovelness and hnhi,
And sunseta wrongs shall never prosper.
Where there isa sunny sight,
And God, whose world.heard voice is singing
Boundlcss love to ycu and me,
Will ahk oppression with its titles,
Al the pebbles in the sen.
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NEW ORLEA n s...(esti...A.
N q y tC Al.

VIORATlO D. HEWITT. f,ucc.
IL Tyler 4 HEWITT PIANO roRrr AND S W.. %
DEALER, 80 Camp street, New O,l.,,. esc
always on hand one OF the largest and nm I'M
complete selections of Piano Fo,,s, "o'
southern country, all of which are su.,,.,. 70.
as good and perfect instruments. As.n,"~e
the sale OF a. STopARr & Co.'S New 10 er
Pianos. '"I
These Pianos are celebrated for Gns
Of tone, purencss Of sound, aud 70, r.' ,-'',
beautiful finish Of s'erof workmansh, 40
are considered by the profession, and cor r. a'a
Judges. To be the finest Pianos mad.
United States Particular attention is r.on.-. we
to Their splendid Serpentine pattern, wiz ~
KEYS, wh lcl is considered one Of the 6ns., WI
made.
UAILErr, DAVIS . cos celebrated H.
Pianos, 6, ST. 81, and : octave Piceold p Dr.
Forte-. from the factory of "Plcvel ~,
PARIS; also piannos, Scm-Grand and no
Pianos from the same house. 'a
Old Pianos taken IN exchange and n,,,
ment, ~
GUITARS, from the house Of lIauAS
Spanish ani French patterns, sc; Violin VA
large quantities. Mclodeons. SerapbIns. Y
pans, Flutes. { lnrioneiies. Brass ins,,us.o
Of all kinds Violiueelos, Banjos. s,r,,v, y
an instruments, and musical merchandise. ., w
descriptions, whole-ale and retail,
Sheet Nu,ie ot all kinds--music ,oo,,.
from the North by every steamer, a, .oo,
published. church Books, Instruction Roa. "
Sc.
Particular attention is called to the larpe..,
extensive selection of Acrofde"ns md rln,;,.
which is the most complete and peri.e, ..l.s
ton Of these beautiful instruments eve, oa.,'.
in the southern market.
Al orders from the country faithfully a..
promptly attended to. A liberal discount MAJ
TO T,aehe and Ia Summaries
liDktIlO y. HEWITT
- amp st. New Orleans
Ian 10 iStQ -.
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oelctteo y ctr y.
SCNoxA MS.


Life has It's shadow, dars and drear.
Ia gloom is rnsny spirit bowed,
Bu, .unbearls llneef ever near.
And sunshine STD must gid tie cloud
Come look upon yoef ue~ N De mound
Beside /, Saeels a mourner far,
lie, mother weep. IN grief profound,
'risdark bu, Hre no sunbcams ther,
All, yes though that dear voice no more
May fall upon her steniug ear,
Though tia, ford smile, so lotcA Of ysre,
Il gone. is lost forever hefe.
Though grief would but Iae soul despair,
And joy and Hope forever dee,
One ray Of light yet fingers there
Her husband whispers" i've Cos me-.
We come agin--hcf chosen one,
Who seems Of life itself part,
is dying, and BIZ, last. loved tone,
Fails sadly on that widowed heart
lie tells her they viii NEE, again
In happy worlds beyond ihe shIea,
Ard bids her hope, bu; ali in vain
Zen while he speaks his sput flies.
AID ii is Ger those lips have pressed
The las. fond Kiss ou that pale brow
That voice. whose tones no oil have bleased
Il silent--hushsd forever uoH
Far oil, beneath the damp. cold ground.
Is laid that form Of al, mosl dear;
Grief wraps her .hrouiing mantle round
Sure sunbeam- cannot enter here.
But sec lovely, angel child.
With aubarn r.nglels floating free,
And sunny eyes 50 soft and mild,
Climbs wondering up The moiher's knee
Please, dear mamma, don't cry be said
:" II makes your Willie feel 30 bsd.n
Tho mourner meekly bowed her head.
onc precious sunbeam still She had.
a year went by-al pale and cold,
child upon his pillow lay;
a lingering smile Vet sweeily told
How brightly closed l.fe'- parting day,
Ills rlnele'- parted simply were,
Upon his pale trarsp parent brow,
No sunny eye WAS beaming there:
The long dark ia,hes hid 8, uew.
4 snow-drcp pare and white vas pressed.
Gently within cue tiny hand,
s';embems Of the soul whose re.t
Was now within ths better hand
The mother knoli in apRs,sh by
Ncr last, her only treasure gone.
b., still, she Fixed her gaze ca high,
Ard mumured " Lord lhj 81 ~ he done "
Religions holy lieAl Mo here
Gods sunbcars ,lill around her -houe,
And angels, soiif hos'rinp near.
Watched ocr ,'r--sho was not alone
Thus God above, from Heaven 30 bright
Fer guards Us witt bi. wHicitulress.
And though clouds sometime, soil their igh'
Yet, there are suubesms cscp where.
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VEAL ~ JEN\l\Gs.

VEAL ~ JEN\l\GS.
WHOLESALE ANp KItAtL MERCHANTS.
4 Tueniy Fire Thousand Doiiat Sl,cl
no YOU want cheap goods II go, buy
- Of Veal 4 Jennings at the o'd sa,d N
Willard y it0tie, corner n H1rstaH and
Datlas streets, Jegersen, Tcras, who have on
hand and are constantly receiving large and
we'll elected stock of
DRl GOODS. GROCERIES.
iothteg, Hafs, caps, Shoes and Boots.
Hard and Hollow. ware together with every
article usually found IN this market, as eheap
as The cheapesfi" We have the goods, aud
they must be sold we suffer no one to under.
sell u. Then come, and give Us chance TO
show you
One Of The Largest and Bea
assortment of Goods ever offered for sale in
ibis section. ~ We are determined that every
8e. shall BE- satisfied, both as 10 quality pnd
price. We Will receive IN exchang, for goods,
a, the The highest cash prices, all the products
of The country generally sold in Eastern Tex
as, sush IA Hides, Peiir,es. Beesuar, Tsllop,
dc, dc.
VEAL Il JENNINGS.
Jefferson, June IS, 1853. v
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Look ont for Bargains!

81, Tmr undersigned would inform the
A. citizens Of Harrison, Cns-, and tpsbur
counties aud the public generally, that he has
ON hand large and we'll selected assortment
ofDtv Good =. embracing every variety and
style usually found in Dry Goods stores,
which he is prepared 10 DISPOSE OF ON the most
accommodating terms Jefferson is "a place
where Df Goods are sold at the lowest rates.
and the subscriber will sell rs cheap as the
cheapest lie is satisfied that hls assortment
and prices wil satisfy all who may wish TO
purchase Give htm call and satisfy YOUR
selves ~ be takes a pleasureln showing goods,
ahe'her persons purchase or not
As soon Rs the navigation opens, he Will
have q large assortment of groceries, Of the
reception Of which be will give due notice
= VI. GRAHAM
1eVarson Ian iN,t IL
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K4t--Bs AeDJH MD a SANliltS.
VI o.. lsAve to inform their fiiend~ Hn0
customers that they have removed their Drug
Store to the building at The southwest corner
Of the -3uare, recently occupied as Post W.
fee. and opposite Messrs. Gregg 4 Go. :
Dry Goods establishment.
They have on hand good supply Of Dfrg'
and Chemicals. wlieh sill b. Increased by lhe
purchase Il Mr. J. t Mcdonald, who is nov
90 the North fof that purpose.
MtDOSAID s. SANDERS.
Marshall. las 81, 1854 n36-u
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stcN - rnE GOLDEN uuRsEuEAp.
". Il Higatipe STREET, and No u CdHIi street
"a MAGGIE 4 kNEASS Manuiactu.
RNA rer- and importers Of Saddery and
Saddiey Hardware, Harness, Trunks
Carpet Bags, DC. Leather Materials, and
Finding, for Saiaitr,, Coach, Trunk, aud
Shocmnsrr-, comprising ouc of the largest
apd most comp. ele assortment, to be found N
thl- city,
PLoI tarcy, Dudley, md Peacock
plouab~ OF every description and SIZE.
REgAiiA-l. O. o. +, Ma~ons, aud : of 7.
Bemua, and PaaphernaIa Of every descrip
ton. tlic largest and most complete a-sort-
mpn, 20 be found 10 the United States.
NINA M HntR mLtlNC, rhckING, Nc,
Na-rc aod knea-- are the principal agents
for the Bo-!o. Bcltlue Company, for the sale
of India Rubber Brtrueud paekins for steam
Joint, and BOILERS Hose OF every sitc, to-
II iacr Nuh complete assortment of nll de.
.cnpuan- ot India Rubber Goods, which they
uil,r at tbc lowest maf.et rates.
3 look tor uie Large Horse standing in
tlc dooga Is Magazine street,
Jan1au r. l-JI ",
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New (oparinership,

5 I \ & /. ! y " T. l. LIS
We. ! { IN The Lcrcc- Successors 10 RobL
UoaneH,
/ LAYING formed coparlner-hip for car
l rmg "u the Grocefg a9d Proiuce Bhsi.
MSS, and having purchased The entire stock Of
Mr Robert Dounell, viii continue the trade, IN
all IT, branches, at the above stand. One Of
the tirm ha- JUL returned from the city, where
he selected with care extensive additions, 80
that our stock l- nee large and complete, and
viii be sold for q small profit We respect.
fully solicit and viii be happy to receive,
continuance of the liberal patronage extended
To our predecessor which from rigid aiten-
ton to business, and uniform, fair, and hon.
orable dealing We hope to be able to merit
from a generous public.
ANDREW ]. STACEY,
OSBORN J WELLS.
July 10, 1883 sy
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Dkl GS, MEDICINES, d..
INllE Sub.cfi6,r tH> nov on baud com
p.sic assortment OF FRESH nfuR- M,d-
c.ue-. Chemical Preparation. Pant. ph- GLASS
ware Prrlumcry. Ne. sc, aud would respect
ll.ly call ihr attention of cous lr, merchants.
drugu-i- ptt -icnn-. sud planter To- the -Iiur.
Whcn Vlt bee sold ou iap most reH.aNnbI
',u. NWa2 which are the following ur-
efs 1000 ol sulphur Iuu4nr. loo do ap mur-
yluc. 100 an -ir. cHalnr 100 do 900 -d{cr 30
hb.- r,il ,amphur, leo kegs zap earb soda, -
do g.. -eu salts, ~ casks sal Soda, % nb- cop
peia. 10 du madden, % do easter oh W. do
un-.cd oh, 20 io alcohol. lU00 box,. window
glass, 1900 do 4--d glassware, - bbl- putty
700 .b- p0ud rluharb, 100 do do llccac, 900 DO
-enua, 5Uudu gun tr,hly. 500do tart aei 1HO
3o blue mass, 4n0 do calomcL Eng and Am,
5a1 do indigo, 90 do cu.ofriorm, 10 gross --ld-
Hf7 poNder- Is ID yeast DO, 80 de- soda do,
200 To bottles aq ammonia, 200 dn Do >pl-
n.'rn, 29J da do sulph either, Ia gross sugar
lemmon.
\ full assortment of Patent Medicine, Paints
ot ull kinds, Surgical INSTRUMENTS pcr.umcrf
&c. g.. G.. y MORRISON.
Who'd, Sale Druggist
Va ~ HagdsUr s., y O.
Irr III
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NEW O3LEt\S-.-(0ntinutd.

a. ,,sttrs Ia. DUNCAN
AWLI\S. DUNCAN 4 Co, Cotton Fac.
IL Tors and Commission Merchants, No. %"
G.-,ricl.t Street. New Orleans MS y
ErFyr ro-James Y. Collier, Colonel {. H.
ro.eer. ". : Sanders, J. 7. Roseborongh,
l.-eph VI Taylor, Harrison county DR.. John
W Ma..ie. J J. Holloway Russ county, n
Trawick Jefferson.
We will finnish Baggng, Rope, and Plan
ia'iou supplies to Planter. shipping TO tue
above house ,, y,,
EVANS, GREGG, & KEY.
AAKEY & HAWKINS, Faciors and Gen'
eral Commission Merchants No, 90
Gr,yier street. New Orleans J. J. tAREu rH'
Agent. Marshall, Texas.
B.y 10 offer their best services to planters
and merchants, and promise attention and
promptuess to all consignments entrusted To
their care.
April , 1898 "
~ 4. HANNEl 4 co, l,ucccsso1., to
brewster Nhpissais Deiears ~
r,a,iet and AHsrics,~ He, Caps, Airdir 6o'sis,
Ti43rs las. DC. No. a Commun st, \. oneans.
Jaa. 10. 4-jI s3n2a-ly.
ra.rpU ~ rAIIFR, JANIS u. MASSEY.
IOSEpH IT. PAL MFR Il co, importers
- and Nsaiesalt Dealsrs IA Foreign and Do
n,.sie Drg hoois, Il Camp street, above GRAY
Ter New Orleans,
Jan 10, lS52. v3r2 sly
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FRESH ARRIVAL
Of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,

At Ward a. tirioas.
WE have just received, and are nov open.
w ing, large and handsome assortment Of
Gpo6s, consisting Of al The articles usually
teasd Ia Dry Good stores Laa,es and hen.
asMssr's Ore" Goods, Linens. Cations, pian.
TETON Ooo1s, Hats Caps, Bots, a d Shoes,
Crocksy, Aoiiot, and Hard,oare. Onra..or,'
osnt Of ladies' goods has been selected with
great carr. The patterns which have lately
eesa introduced are very pretty and caoua,
III 70 please, and we particularly invite ihe.a
so call aud examine our specimens We have
also handsome assortment Of
READY MADE CLO1HiNG.
. well selected A. has ever been brought to
this market.
Pssntrss would do well TO call sud 50. ON,
selsctoa Of plantation good and fannie.
ess specinens for Housekeeping
u Aae. our stock is lnll and tsnpi.,..
An1 II good selections and lo,e price, w'N IN.
~ eosee0. We have right 10 .sp.e, rand
ealpa Oar Cd friends aud the public e,n,.
v.lly, ~ isvIsed 70 call on Us.
WARD 4 VIIIO<.
oesss 70. 1904 35-iy.
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FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GIRL.

l va wv w IL NbiI'' NM hihLN,
NarShall Harrison county, Tsras
l HIS Institute, situated In retired par, Of
| the beautiful town of Marshall will Be
opeuel for the reception of pupils, on the Isl
MONDAY ia September, and continue 10 months
The design OF the Principal Of this ESTABLISH.
meut, Is To furnish parents aud guardians 81
the facilities Of PERMANENT school for ihe
education Of their daughters and wards with
al the advantages Of a well furnished, CONNIE.
diou, building, ample apparatus, aud highlS ed.
ucated, experienced teachers The course Of
instruction viii b, most thorough. 70 the lowyf
and higher ENGLISH BRANCHES, wHh particular
attention to MATHEMATICS, Latin aud frenea
will also be- taught the latter by a nati7s
Frcuebman q graduate Of enc Of the mos, Gel.
ebrnfed universities an the continent
The Music Department will hc under the
control of a teacher who is equally compeieu'
to instruct upon the Organ Piano, OF Guilat
In word every effort viii bee made 10 present
all the advantages ct older and long established
Schools ia other parts of the country, Nh
discipline will be administered kindly ant
firmly by the Principal Pupils VIII be requifo.
TO attend public worship on the sabbath ih'
Principal always giving the parent or guafdlsa
the privilege ct selection among the ioef
churches m the village, at the time Of ss-
trance.
The rates Of tuition and board are IS fl
4 IL
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=. FEET, siMrs
lDEET, SlINS a. Co, Wholesale Deaiers IN
Dry Good' No. 30 Magazine street, New
Otlraus
Jan 10 1882 - n2S-ly
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Elementary Branches, $50
Second Junior Glass, IS
First 20 o
Middle Glass, 10 o.
Senior 50 "
Incidental Zee for each, ~
Music On Piano, with
use of Instrument, $40
Music on Organ with
use Of Instrument ~ @
Music on Guitar with
uac Of instrument, 80
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, and
Wax Work, each 10 "
Board can be obtained with the Prines, b.
paying ~ advance, at the very low rates Q.
$50 90 for 10 months. In all cases the pap.
viii be expected to remain, from the time q
entrance, I'LL the close OF the session, hn' nv
those who prefer attending hut halt OF i@
session, just ouc-half Of the preceding rave
viii be- charged No deductions excepting h.
protra,trd sickness. A limited number
Young ladies viii be received as ParIor H'''''
crS, who will be allowed. ri the discretion "
the Principal, to make and receive visits
BIZ, for Board and Tuition payable SEE
annually
EMMA W. BONFOEY, PrinciPil
July ., ls53 nl-it
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JOHN DIyIgsIurN.

- u. LOWE. Cotton Factor and Gcucr-
ID nj Commission Merchant, No, IS, Gmycr
street. New Orleans.
Nov, L., 1903 l6y
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lOliN d. SCOTT 4 co.
Nos % Murray and ~ Warren are's
New ork

Buyers viii at all times find at either
house a large and soa~onablo stock OF clothing.
got up IN the best manner, under ihcir lmme-
dat" supervision, at very reduced prices Tor
cash or approved paper Jam :, %
oHN fwiRiLL. DANIEL frWAHps
IWlDlI.L ~ EDN NRDN.
4 ,OPPi Il, Im and Ntee' iroa Norteys.
No- n. 30 and 81 Fulton Nos IS
3d. aud 30 New lcrcr. between Gmvar
and Pogdgas streets, New Orleans. ARE pre-.
pared To DO an kind. Of work in the owe
line Steamboat and Plantation work done
in the best manner IN the shortest notice,
on thr most reasonable term. Also. on hand
large assortment of tooting, Steamboat.
and Bar Roam Stones, Of every size ANA de-
scupuou also, all kind Of House work.
Gutter Pipe, Spout. &c. All orders thank
fully received, ant promptly attended to
TWlBill Il EDWARDS
New Orleans, Jan, 7, 1884 Is.
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EVANS. GREGG. & KEY.

We will furnish BaggIpg, Rope, and Plan
iailon supplies to Planters shipping to tue
uboyp n 9use
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Goods at the lowest marked Price and guar.
anieed in every particular. J. 4 SHANkS
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u Y ". 7 7 -ANF7FT ~
10 tHwp sfr.', Ven orleans.
Jan 8. lN53 M "
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MARSHALL iNsTlTuTE,

Ma shall, March Is. 1851. u;i-l,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-01-11

Let tho "pleassnt situation" be kept
open--there are few such in or about
printing office at best, and it would bo
pity to close one, and let the search go OIL.
We have extended the notice, and call
Upon OUR brethren to assist in the work
of solving the question:, whether such
youth as the above described can be found.
Meantime we will wager two to one with
our Tennessee brother that he caunot find
a you'h Is to II years Of age-three to
one that If found, such a youth will not
spell correctly-fve. to one that il found,
and spelling correctly, he either smokes
or chews, drinks or swears-and ten to
one that the advertisement is not answer
ed by one combining strictly all its condi-
tions and qualiications-the wagers to
be paid in segars, puffs, notices, or any
legal editorial tender. Does any body
speak CHS. Courier.
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Good.

In the proceedings of Congress, on the
3lst ut., we find bon mot from our i'm
mediate Representative the Hon. w. w.
boyce, of great wit and at the same time
cutting satire.
1t seems that the attention of the uou 20
was called to the Rail Road disturbances
at Erie.
Mr. Hendricks presented the memorial
ola mass meeting of The citizens Of Indi-
anopolis, in the State Of Indiana, calling
the attention Of Congress and Of the Exc.
cutive to the interruption of commerce
aud travel between the West and the East
by the riots at Erie, in tie State Of Penn
sylvania. He claimed for Congress the
right to suppress the riots, and advocated
the immediate exercise of that right.
This met with opposition from several
gentlemen, when-"Mr Boyce remarked
that these difficulties arose from the fact
that the population of that portion Of the
country was composed eEtirel y of frcemen
Laughter. Gentlemen from tho South
were conservative. II they could help
their western friends in ,his matter, they
would gladly do so; but at present they
could only offer them their sympathy"
Winsborough Register.