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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
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Die 9'raee fart perlitbr fbltn,
DSR;in 8tnp. ou must Der eitbt Stttsn
Sid dr9er als otn Ssufl fltsb'u. ...
,.9ficnbsrs niun' pcr bGicn 8u6sn
Oib icr9am inlntr pcbl in lcbt,
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Sn Wdchenbtryn ttntn Shaebt."
,.g1ie abcr. rptnn Gin outer Rubt,
&cu Su3tnomutb uno en9tIIchSn,
@init gu mir tdm' auf mcine Stu6e
limo rpiro' mir itine 9itO' ssitcb'n?
,,lIno ourtb itin ,drtIib fuses Slsten
Stir rdubtn mttus tocrNnsruh.'
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SSds ia9te NRana pohl oa,u 2"
.,Nscr Dem @rrantcn must ou btbsn,
Quf mth nur brrcn, tsbSs 6iup,
llno allen Suben wtherltreben,
auh ptnn ss 9ute @ubcn mo.
,Otnu quite @ubrn fino rf Icblirrmrr
Qls Sclthe, eis ais bSs man tennt,
Die loblsi6tn 9iacbts in lQdehen,immcr,
Steupcrs ptun ttin eid)t o'rin brtnnt."
,,Dein Ratb, SRama, III bier unndes,
limo idb etittb' nir's cfFtn etn:
gll6ht auf mtln 3immtr itei9et TrteS,
.Sh tra9' tbu fill I'M !peri btnein."
9cfstthcn, mas mus ich wcbI bSren,
DIN bGr;hsn fhcn ron eitte bsig7
limb tbuit nit 9ahbars Sris pcrtcbren?-
Dae oitb ech 9Istt eas 9Riusd)en tti6.
nNQSiu 8inc. mir ffraubrn fb Die eaars
St Ger fata!tu Iui9tcit;
Du 3ibllt ia taum crlt ltts,chu Sabre.
iIuo bat sum sisbsn lang nctb Belt"
9Rcetttbtu iprodb nit gRthtttbaaen
Gaus frGunolth Jur 9Qama ospauot
,.9Siut ou-tple Of ou marlt-mir laacn
us papa iidb mtt otr rcrbano %
Solama fab rtSelh ftb ptrltaeu,
Qls clbe Sraaen ls psruahnl, -....
Denn ottfi fam ibr uneClsaSn. --.-.H
llno paf'te nift in ihrsu Rram.
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Sin eanats, i'd esifeb' cs Dir,
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Draufthat Rcftttbsn thelmiieb tactn:
nSa, anesrs bab' ieb ME eenatbt,
SD rrerb's NIT Srise grab 70 matsn,
Ge's cu ss NIT papa 9emaAt" (gaft)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29

eg-2tlfreb 2lrteS II in S4elby County, S0tc,
beS Rcrpes int erten 0rabe I4uIpis eefunrcn
porNrn. Die antlass sesen ibn Iautste, DAP er
Dor uusefGbr cnem Sabre feline eisene 8rdttr, elm
nod iun9es Map6en, purth 6ungrr unp Die tsuf'
lii6Rm @raulamfrt amtra6te. Cine ailperr
9cdtcr, alter ais bic gtrltcrtrne, mar 3suss srs
de1 i'm H. s
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
Gntherifdls airne.
- 9Scrbetratbet: c

Nm 2lfen Oules, purh DIR. J. p. SeBlrr,
Sr. $ ir am @utb nit 9Rie Emma W pIsr,
bfipr pom allentrwn.
(0urd Yafcr ShtnreI)
Sm W0nat Sttctrr: 9laron JRrinert nit Ga.
tbarina 9SeSner, SUn SanslApamm. Senrpile
5rirpri6 nit Caroline Saumer, beioe Yrn Sang :
lhwamm. 9icepn Semerer, Scn Sdbwbritbal,
nit Maria ;3imernan, sun gScemturs .-Glias
0ddenba6 nit Watlba 0crr, pom Macungr. =
SonaS Ssnercr nit Olarp Sane gfelb, pcn Ga.
taiduaua. a.-Wp1es Spllenbad nit Gllen SGeu.
rer, Don 9ioropbstbaa. .-SOlpmpn Deibrrt nit
5iana Seq. BON Ncrbwbetbaa. SIN Ncnat
9lopemter Sobn Berlp NIT Sarab u. Wlut6-
bart, bon gBebenbrs. s.-g4m. Stein, ppn gBei.
esnburs, NIT MurY atun 5dusman, bon acpbta
Sames Scifman, BON 9icrSpbeitbaa, NIT Aman-
oa @Stel, pUn Beibsnturs -9eter Sitnrr nit
epbia GlauB, BON 9rwbia .-gecrse SC. DrsY
init Wdrp 8utus BON Siipwbsitbaa = gltlaIcm
Mcper NIT eOui1a Srau6, bon eopbia
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
Gir6li6e Mnaet1en.

9luf beIonbrs GrIuAcn pom msbrrren psriCnsn
fabrcn mir pirpcr fort, mic friScr fol 6 GOt>
tespenite unp 9rep9tsn bcfannt gu MAIDEN, rie
ms juperIdlF q eintertdtst wsrpcn. Dies
Sri4tett fir cine Gemrnpe 10 germ ais fir bic
anprre.
Gutbsrifde Rirnr.
Dcut16rr 9ottespieniteS am Somtas CDrr. g.
um 33 rbr Na4mjttass, prcpi9t pur4 Yalor
Sp9dtad. .. .... ...
GnStii6r Gottettienit Morsens UNI 10 ll5r
unp Yrrptst pur6 pdIcr S4muder. ....
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
SSpd, n Saac fuGtrr.
Surbtbare S6la6t-Yerluft Der HuiTen
5000 Wann-Serluif Der Nliirten s..
900 Wann.
S7supcrt, 90. s1cp.


S2supcrt, &C. Scp.
Oas OampfibfF Baltic III nit 9laGri6tm aus
eiperppcl bis gum 5. 9lcS. bel Sanbp Spcf an.
setrmmen. Die glisrerlase Der snsliIdsn lehten
Sapallsris pirp beltatist. 9lm A. ylcp. firlen
blutigc @efedte Dor Sebaitrppl pcr. 2tm 5. b.
ma6ts Die SciaBuns BON Srbaitpppl einrn 9(us.
fall, wel6en 5irit MmI6ifcif NIT eincm augriTc
uutrritiste. Die JtuHen tabfn i6re 3leruuttn ets
nonmsn. Die Sdlo6t bausrte pcn 9ascsan.
truA bis llbr glbenhS. Der SerIut her guI.
len pirc auf 5000, Der Der 2tairtm auf 5000
Man mscscten. Die teipfn grinSen pes Gsdrs
tatcn an Der Sdlaht 36eil sfnpmmen. 9ciec
partrirn meHn liA ben Siea an.
glm 6. gicS. wurpe bic S6la6t pirbrr ouf,
acnpmmtn. prn reren 8eIuItate arr nod feline
9ia6rid't in Scnbcn rn8c9ansen iparen.
Sit Nairttn botcn cine resuIdre Srel6r scs
I6pGn unp madtrn 9ttiiltn9en Su einem alae>
msinen Gnsrff uuf Getafpppl, tsYcr bic giuI-
fen iGrcn Serlult erIrtt tatcn.
2crp 8aslan tlno General Ganrctet taten Tim
ihleunise gtIarcmg Ycn ScrilSrtunacn oebeten.
Dus fran,5IiIde @rupsrncment bat beI&lcTsn
$4,000 SauIenp Mann nsue Suppen mad bem
Ssric9sIAauplaee gu lenren. unb su reren 9rans-
porte ale ptspcniitcten Oampfi6iife in gereit-
lAaft 1rben luiien, namentlitb lnb Die DampifGiTr
Ilps, Snriana unc ras neue pcltpdmpfIGif 9lep
g)crf gu eem 3lrrde aenlietbtt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29

Der &bnis BON Batsrn III 3lSser In
stnsm 9ssenmartis Dor Der Superior Court In
9ew' 'ycrf se9en ben Observation-Disclosures "a.
COB Neufdoter antansis sema6tcn Yrc,cTe. Gs
tanbelt iids UNI bic Summe BON sl2 1000, tpclne
Marmlian Der 3peite bon Sairrn pcn itmvrr.
lanat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
SuGamme No
Sphcn, 24. !

....... Bolton, "a. Nup.
Surj epr 6 llbr tcrte gtenp fam tieG n b a
nit tcm OamptpUt Ocean prn Sallemea, Wane,
in GpIlilrn unp traf palrlbe in orr 0dtte. Durd,
paS pom Stc6e terteseftbrte llmliirsen Der Se'
fen ring ber, Ocean 5euer, unb fur, pnrauf crplp,
pirten aud feline &ehel. Die Canada lief BEL Der
9tatnSfcrb= =SnIel ans qanb, unb Der Dampfer
9irptun 1T baRin abgsIGidt wrrcen. lint bic poit
AMBER 3u trinsen.-Da Der Dunf auf Gre sur
3rit brs 3ulammenfrbenS ni6t lebr biGt setpcs
fen irin Ica, peib man pprerii niGt. pic Der S5aa
su srtlarrn III. DieDampfer 5orsR GitY unO Bottom
bradtcn se9en 800 pafasiere bonn Scean. Gin
Nann, cine 5rau, uno Elm 8inb wurbrn ais Sci.
den aufsefi6t. Metrere bebentlt4s 9rrbribun>
gen unp Bride tamsn au6erpem Dor.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
2aiao saagcHtSeg,aft
NM SntelIiaeni Nffice.


Die llntnjeaneten, aanbmrfrr anb llrfunAs
larriber, erbffnrtrn cine lissrnns Gismttumss
9lsent uno SntelissnS'Sffiet, mb wtresn BEN
SertauF uns Nistben BON iisssnesm giaentban
2nO GcIlsttrtn pcn 8ents allrr lplder 6interIas-
ienI6aften, pclte III ibre 51nce sertraut tperees
ni5sen, prompt uno init piinftIidfsit ab,unartn.
Sic ruerbsn ebsnfallS 9lusfunft an perlonen &C.
tbeilen, bic G'ele gu ls!ben ipiinfbm. Detbs uns
anpsre seridtlife S6retbsn wrrttn riGtia BON ib-
nsn sef6risbsn, uno 0'uoreian- unb @pminiilra>
tors Rr6nunssn rittis bere6net unb nisSii6,
aussrfertist. @as gsl4dftr ipsrben piinfttd ans
iupfrldilis atsnnd6t almtsRube gae. SO %,
5dmiItcn StraBe, naGlte abirr unteytalb eepis
SGmiets 9lpUtbsft. W
Sobn .. easpatt,
Sofbua Stdbler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
81 c It OF n:

am 20. gtCsrmber, in epnn GamI6ip, 2e6a
Co., an 2tlterl6pade, . anieG swat b,
i'm 74itrn erbrnsjabre. Gr mar Gin alter unr &C.
i4aBter Ginwpbner bes beiapten Saunl6ipS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
IN 0 b II b a II 9.

Ia
ls;s; INIT ansebuutsr Sa6t, nsbR anbsrn
zzszazss-sz Sgbebrunsen.
SO. 2, 3 uno 4. Drei beifammen aeleaes
ne eotten,
tciTtne an bic Cbsn6eIbrebrne In Der z. Gtra6s,
cine jece entbaitenp an tsIaster 7tsn StraBe 30
5uB unp in Der aiefe su rinrr 10 Sue alsy 70
5ub. ..I.-
30. 5, 6, I, Suno 9. Sdnf beilammsu
9ete0ene Soften,
In Der Turner Struer, cine irbe mtbaIttnb In bcs
5rcnt an bciaeter 9urner Straes rs 6us unh tp
Der aisfe gu siHer 10 5ub aaey ITO Gu6.
geo. 10. Sin Std6 eano,
sslsscn an Der Mau6 Gbunf Gtraes In en-
wteitbaa SaunIGip, 9saa Gannty, sren,nb an
sanb ron Daniel gEiher, Saeob 5aeentu6 nRs
S09R @etber, rntbaltenb 10 afer.
$50. IL. Sin Stdd eano,
scIegm in SiiOpbcitbau, ac6a Gaanty, an ser
StaBe BON aaentrwn mad Slabbparbfartet, snts
baltsno q 9ldsr.
Is III Gin SGril pes Iiessnbrn gsrm6sens bes
Ssritprbrnsn pstrr aebr, lssttin psn aIta~
tepn.
Die etbin8Hssn am gertaufstase aaS suf.
partung spn
Sacob Dilinser, dsent
fdr @iarsarrtb unb ScftYb scbr.
gtopemter 20. naSm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
I Gine fbdebare
g = slp DlOtfc

auf offentliber @enou su perfaufea.
auf @fcnta9s BEN lrn Sanuar, 1855, Ief
am 0aitbauie peS lhtersti9nrtsn In Salhinatpp
dmlnlhp, staa Gauntp, 7
Sin prG5ti9e 9ctte Srune,
duf STrntIidrr 9cncu perfauft iprrprn; eclearn tu
oorbela9tem Salnidip, srGn3enb an sdnpsr ssu
Slrael Sfniin9er, unp pfter 9letb fnibaltrnh
10 2!dsr msbr Uerr rpfnisrr sutes Slltanb, nntcr
suten 8snirn unp berrliG in 6dlide Syslbsr einso<
ttrilt.-3pilAen 5 uip 6 gIdrr oaspa Iue ifsk
einSeidt. = Darauf III sriGtct Gin
- 3peiff6di9es @obnbaug
i::::Hg| Is lei 26, Gin gutter stalI IS Bd fE
- Gin Satet Srunnrn nit sntem BaGss
unS iitcrtaurt aass nbtbise bsfnest Hd auf bee
9utte. @ I'D
IS Il, eiss cine fdidi9r 9otte far ftaen Sanhz
rpertsr, Srfter u. (. 10. @
3a aleider 3eit unb Srt
icu aud cine austicn srtaltsn rptrrsn tsi isti@ss
MtterIet GtpgrSiifer
ssrfauft perbcn IclIen. a
Die Srpinsunsen am gsrfaufstass anb @us<
wartan9 ron
Dauib Rubp.
0lcp. 80 1851 na4at
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
Aferbau : 8crlammluno.
Ncscmtcr %.

Die Sretutioe COMMITTEE Der 9e6a Gaunty
Qder'@eis4anft rpirb I4 auf Samfass ccn 2.
December, i'm ll4r Nd@nittass, am 6auIt BON
!. .. @tnftnatr, in aaentorn, perIam-
nisIn. pdnftli6e Seiwobuuns pirp srparttt.
Gowaro Sobler, prdfioent.
9foormter 29. nqfm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29

gto. l. Sine eotte oane,
in ber Statt gtlentopn, unb III bas nprbpeRIIGe
Ode her 7tsn ano Burner Stra6e, entbaltenb To
Der 8rcnt an fcr 7trn StraBe 80 f5ue; iiuFenb
petld an cine 10 8ue Allrp, iapti6 an bic 5up,
ner Strabe unb nSrbIi& an qptts 30. Q, unb bat
cine aisfe SoR 20 6ub, mit rinem 2Rsdistn nsts
nsr1eu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
Sefentlt6e 0enbn.

Samfass ben t6tm December, um ller
Na6mittasS, fca am 0irtbsbaule BON Gam u.
e W eyer, in gacntcwn, auf 5ffentIi6sr Dsus
Su na6frlsCns trI6risbsnt eOttsn uRb ednbsreisu
pertauft tprrprn
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-17

The report put in circulation by the La.
fayetie Courier, that Senators Bright and
Petit had assured Harlan. Mace and Cham
berlain that they should BIO re- nominated for
congress il they would 'acquiesce' in the
Nebraska aid Kansas bills. is 'all lie
just what every sensible man supposed. -
Senators Bright and Petit, have given the
falsehood an unqualified denial, over their
own signatures in tho State Sentinel. =
see statement in some of the papers
ofihe State, originating believe, with the
Lafayette Courier. to the effect that Mr..
Bright and myself had submitted q propo-
si.ion 10 Messers. Chamberlain, Harlan and
Mace, that if they would now acquiesce in
the Kansas and Nebraska act. and not agi.
tate its repeal. that they should ngain
be nominated and reelected to Con-
gress.
For myself. l say that this story is ut
erly false. never made such PROPOSE
ton to those gentlemen or either OF them.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-17
Failures week or two since we

Failures week or two since we no.
ticed The rumor that DR.. Ellis Of Indianap-
oils had failed for some $50, 900 or, $780,
600. The rumor was received here from
South Bend, and was apparently relied up
on BIZ those who brough! it. but we are
truly grn.lied in having the use of the fol
owing from the State Sentinel Of The 7!b
inst.
There mus, be n great mistake about the
rumor mentioned above, so far as Dr. Ell
lis is concerned. He does not owe one
tenth Of the sum named, as We learn from
good authority. and is in possession OF
abundant means to paw over $50, 900 500,
600 if he owed it. DR.. Ellis is now in
Now York city on business OF the NJ. |. &
P. r. r. Company. of which he is Pres
ident, and will no Doubt be surprised to
hear the news. The public heed feel no
apprehension on account Of this report
Or. Ellis is too honorable a man, rs well
as too shrewd fnoncier, TO allow him
sell TO be caught in such condition.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-17
For the Banner

For the Banner.
Ma. EpIroR-Will the following fall
much short of the creed introd ucCd and
advocated by some Of the fusionsls mixed
up for an organization amongst US. at this
time?
WHEREAS we have no confidence in the
people to govern themselves. and whereas.
we don't think os many Northern men
would movo into Nebraska as Southern
ones, nnd whereas, many who would move
there from the North would as leave hold
slaves as not, while some from the South
would dislike TO hold them; And whereas,
altho' we had the privilege Of forming our
own constitution without bindrance, vel
we are not willing that our common coun-
lrymen Yet TO make the State of Nebraska
shall have the same privilege. and whereas
we know slavery TO be an evil and believe
that the people who will settle Nebraska
are not as smart as we are, and don't know
that fact, and whereas, while We are q
Stale and do as we please, and other States
can't moles, US, or government either, and
we don't exPec, to help settle Nebraska,
but if we do, can have our votes as we
please, yet we nro no! willing any one else
shall do the same unless he does Us VIC
think righ:-,herefore
ResolUed. That every man who DON,
endorse the foregoing preamble, and who
votes for The Nebraska Bill, no matter
whe Their he is honest in s, doing or not
is unfit for any honorable position in
Society, and ,ce hereby pledge ourselves
to carry cut the spirit Of this resolution
wide the resolutions of tho convention
ut Plymouth, June Sth, 1851
Resolved, that the names of ali those
who shall refuse Us above 10 unite with U.S.
will form q cabinet Of putrifac,ion for the
execraiion Of oil future generations.'
Resolved, Tha, we are right, and every
body else is wrong, and every body must
see the thing as we do, and there can be nc
opposition to US unless il is ,hro' corruption
and dishonesty, and wo pledge ourselves
to keep every one who differs from us,
out of any honorable position in Soci-
city"
Resolved that we the immaculate 26
who met in convection in Plymouth wish
il distinctly understood, that what we say,
we mean TO do. ut al hnzzarhs, and as in
politics or war "all is fair" we shall use
every means we can control to carry out the
spirit of our resolves, and we want those
opposed to US to fall, or we shall bring
them down BY ballot or faggol as may be
necessary.
Rcsolued. that there can be no such thing
as freedom of opinion on this question, and
we wish it understood that we intend 10 so
establish il.
POP CORN Sec'v
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-17
ARRIVAL Of THE ARABIA.
New YORK, August 8-8 P.

NEW YORK. August S-S Z. M.
The steamer arabia, with three day.
later advices from Liverpool, reached
her dock this evening at 8 o'clock. L;v.
erpool dates are to July 28th.
Flour advanced 6d.als. since Tuesday
Wheat 3d.a4d. better. Corn advanced
la2s.
The political news possesses nothing
Of startling interest.
Gortschakoff is Withdrawing portion
of his army to Bucharest. the mouth OF
the Denube being no longer tenabe.
The Constitutional states the i'm
mediate entry Of the Austrians is form.
ally decided on.
Sixty thousand Turks are fortifying
Giurgevo.
The cholera has appeared at Gallipol
and the Dardsnelles.
A Russian camp of 5000 men is being
formed at Unzistinia.
Neuirll vessels have been authorized
to come out of the blockaded ports.
Madrid. at the latest dates, was quiet
but the citizens were still under arms.
On the llth inst, the allied forces
were still at Varna.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-17
Great Fire in New Orleans.
Loss one Million Dollars!- T'ucnts Bus


Loss one Million DOllarsi- T1ucnty Bust
ness Houses Burned
New ORLEANS. Aug. IA fire bro Ike
out on Saturday. and before it was sub
dued twenty business houses on Tchope
toulas, LIE Foucher. Lafayette and Maya.
zine streets were burned. The weather
was intensely hot. and many Of the men
died of sun stroke at the engines. The
supply Of water was bad.
The chief losers are Converse & Co.
w. S. Wright. 4. J. Hart. R. H. Mill.
ikan. Shultz & Hadden. Palmlee Br 9th
ers. Martin Owen, J. o. Woodruff, J. w.
Stanton, Graham & Buckingham, J. M
Savage, and A. w. Walker, all heavy
losses. The buildings were occupied by
twenty six business firms. The follow
ing offices hold risks: Sun Matual, $3.50,
600; Home Mutual S75. 900; Liver
pool and London $685. 600; Merchants
$4,000: Louisiana Mutual. 100000
Royal. S35 900; Toronto, $4,000; Del
aware Mutual, 900; Tennessee.
$4,000 and Hudson River. $4,000.
A large quantity of provisions and nava'
stores were burnt.
The Il re was confined to Tchopetoulas
Commerce, lie Foucher, and Magazine
streets,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-17
New Y0rk Market.

New York. August 6.-FIour is firm
at an advance of II 10 25c. Sales Of T.
500 bblt. at S7,62d0.37 for State, and
8,50a9 90 for Ohio. lot OF New Ven,
ice Mills OHIO. is held at 100. Lard
Oil S76l80c. Cotton is unchanged
Coffee is active. with sales Of 2 800 bags
at lOal0ac.
New YORK. August l0-Flour is firm
at a further advance of l2c The sales
comprise 5000 brls. at S9.75a9.23 fol
Ohio and 9a9.2 for Southern. Wheat
is dull with declining tendency. Cor
is one cent higher and in active demand
at 74a75c for sound Yellow and 75a76l
for Southern. Cotton is unchanged will
moderate dem land, at previous rates.
Coffee is Grm with moderate demand
Sugar is firm but the sales are limited.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-17

How TO DIscREDlr WITH The
Lawyer is not only fair and candid. but
sometimes ingenious in discredi,ing @
witness. Take the following exam le:
Lawyer.--Mr. Jenkins will you have
the goodness to answer me, directly and
categoricully. a few plain ques,ionsa
Enthusiastically, sir.
L.--Well, Mr.. Jenkins. is there fc.
male living with you who is known in
the neighborhood as Mrs. Jenkins?
W.--There is.
LIS she under your protection?
W.--Yes.
lido you support her7
WI do.
L.--Have you ever been married TO
her?
WI have not.
(Here several Of the Jurors scowled
gloomily on Mr.. Jenkins)
L.--That is all, Mr.. Jenkins.
Opposing Counsel.--Stop one moment.
Mr.. Jenkins is the woman in question
your mother?
W.-She is.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-17
EnINRuRGH. July 81. 1881


Hon. WIN. J. BRowN:-Dcar Sir:-1
learn that in giving an account of the
mass meeting at franklin. you say tina,
Il left the wing party. Whether you
made the statement or mott is mistake.
The Wing party has left me. The Wing
party has taken the Abolition side of the
Nebraska questionable illibesal side in
respec: to emigrants. and the "search
seizure and confiscation and destruction"
side Of the liquor question. This is not
whiggery as learned il. The Wing
party has cast off its distinctive existence
and formed coalition with such men
as Julian, Hull and Crary, and fanatics
generally. |. as a Wing of the Clay and
Webster stamp. cannot train i'll any such
company. will not vote the mongrel
ticket. The only questions exciting the
public mind at this juncture. are the Ne
braska and temperance issues. Upon
these the Democratic party has taken the
right ground Upon the former. they
aye on the side of the Union, aud the
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-17
The Whig Party-A few Plain Questions.

We find in the Campaign Lancet, pub
lished OF Shelbyville, communication
from Martin M. Ray, Esq, in answer to
some structures in the Decatur Press upon
his course in refusing, as q Wing to sup.
port the mongrei party. He asks the
following pointed questions:
DO you point to Wing party? If so,
when and where did j, organize in Indiana
for the campaign of 1882
when and where did it hold State or
County Convention?
who were its delegates, and who are its
candidates.
DO you call the Convention that met nj
Indianapolis on the 18th inst. and known
by the various names Of tho Peoples Con.
veniion,' anti Nebraska Convention Free
soil Convention &c, Wing Convention?
If it was Wing Convention how comes
i, that the delegates were disafTec,ed Dem
ocrats. Freesoil Wings, Maine Law men,
Know Nothings, Free sellers and Bible
Burning Garrison Aboli,ionsts?
Did not your Mongrel State Convention
declare by resolution, that ws arill aoairc
all former party predictions!
DO you deny that three out of tho five
candidates nominated at thot Cow ontion,
were dsaffecled and disappointed and re-
creant Democrats?
Did that Convea,ion adept any resolu-
lion that was ever recognised as an element
in the Wing platform?
where is the old Wing State Central Com.
mittee? And is it not true that the new
State Central Committee is composed Of dis
affected Democrats, Freesoilers and Adolf
tionisls?'
We should be glad to have these ques-
tons answered.