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ByJAAIEs q. MCGUIRE, Auciioneer.

rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND ElIGIBLY sITU.
sted unimproved estaeBy
cut of the Dstiei OF Columbia for Warrington comfy made
The wherein James Halliday and others coplsnan
S SThoms Halliday and oher heirs Law OF Thomas Halliday
Anna halliday, William W. Halliday, aud Lydia J. Hanion,
d DEFENDANTS the subscriber, appointed
viii sell public Tuesday, 18Th day OF
1854, al 5x O'clock the auction Of O. hcGure
the Pennivanis and 10Th all those
pieces parcels Of ground lying and being situated the
Washington and known and described the plat plan OF ad
y and being lot No 6, No 04 No 49,
No o1; lots Nos and In No 79; lots Nos ?,
d a. No 1876, and ps of lot No J. In square south
No e25 said said No. being ~
uohss front 4h BY oS inch deep OF sad lot
The above property egiby situated In apdi Improving parts
de city, and offers favorable opportunity desous
nssng egby situated building sites
Tbs sale prescribed fourth
The purchase paid cash. the balance equal
pymeptr 49, ~ he purchasers
o bearing neest from the day OF aIe with security
proved by The trustee Upon the ia payment the purchase
and interest and the rshcson Of the sale sales by the the
trustee viii the purchasers
hhe Of complied with
me IN. which complied
VII be resold weeks notice,
The purchaser purchasers thereof All
pense Of the purchasers.
CHAs. 4. WAI.LACH, Trustee.
j. 9. MCGUIRE, Auction.er
May 23-aswkd.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
Al On Monday the 9th instant shall se at 10 O'Clock
NE residence OF Mr. Wm. Nicholson, the south aide Of Nortt
H. between 7h 18th good and general
mcn Of furniture, namely
Mahogany sofas, parof and rocking chairs
DO ustomans, dressing aud other bureaus
Do dining, side, and other tables
Do washstaud., &C.
Walnut vhanot and tables
Giltfrsme mirrors, soiar, hail. and other lamps
Wsnut ard maple French and cntax. bedsteas.
Painted wardros~s, and other chairs
Mahogany crib, fine clock ornaments
Pine parior danask and chamber widow curtains
Fine linen dsms-k table cloths and napkins
Feather beds, bedding
Hair, cotton, and other
Ivory handle knives an
Ahats spoons and forks
China glass; crocke Britannia ware among
gold band coffee Dros sons beet britannia
coffee chatting dishes, sc.
btasr sudirons, shovel and tonRs, and tenders
Tapestry, BRUSSELS stair and chamber Carpets rufs
oAcio,h and raftnr, stair rods
"a refrigerator, and a good lot Of kitchen requisites.
, Under s cash s5, credit OF GO and w. days, for
''"' 'sufartoriy endorsed, bearing interest
GpEEN SCOTT.
''"N-a Arctioneers.
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On motion of Mr.. PHELPS the House went into Com
mttee Of the Whole and proceeded (Mr CHANDLER in the
chair) TO the consideration OF the Pacoralroad bill
Mr.. PHELPS said he bad obtained the consent Of the
gentleman who entitled 10 the floor this subject
Mr. MoDoUGALL to postpone the further consideration of
the Pacifc-rairoad bin until the deficiency bin shall be
Mr.. McDOUGALL said he was not willing to postpone
the special order until the deficiency bill disposed Of
Mr.. PHELPS. We will say "uniil tomorrow" and try
and get through with the deficiency bill to-day.
Mr.. McD0UGABL assented, and the committee proceed
cd the further consideration Of the Senate amendments
10 the deficiency bill.
The amendment under consideration being that making
an appropriation Of S5ooooO for the Washington water
works.
Amendments were offered by Mr SAGE and Mr. SMITH
Of Virginia; which were rejected
Mr.. GREENWOOD offered an amendment as n proviso
that the cities Of Washington and Georgetown agree
pay oneourh Of the required to construct the works
Mr.. STANTON, OF Kentucky offered an amendment TO
the amendment advertising for proposal for finishing the
work contendng that H il should be prosecuted by the
government engineer under the direction Of the War De
partmcn their worst fears to expenditure would be
than realized
The amendment rejected and the Senate amend
ment, amended by the provso OF Mr.. GnrrSwoop was
non-concurred n-ayes 81, noes not counted.
LITTLE FAILS BRIDGE.
Sundry other amendments having been concurred In by
the committee the amendment proposingan appropriation
of $4,000 for the completion Of the bridge the Po-
ably TO the plan adopted under the direction Of the Presi-
dent OF the United States being under consideration
Mr.. PHELPS said tho Committee OF Ways and Means
had directed him TO recommend the Of the
House in this amendment $4,000 having been already
appropriated for that purpose and the committee did not
see fit TO Justify further expenditure.
Mr. STANTON, Of kentucky, moved to amend the amend
ment by adding proviso that the work shall be done
under the direction Of the Secretary Of the Interior by
mon civil engineers according to planhe whole
to exceed the now appropriated: agreed to.
The Senate amendment az amended, was then concur
red in
Numerous other amendments acted on until half
twp wifi
quorum the roll called and the Clerk directed 10
port the onse the of the absentccs when quo
appearing the committee resumed its sitting II soon
after found itself again without quorum, and the
proceedings repeated at three and again bapast
three o'clock when there being only III members present.
The House adjourned
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AN uspRoMaSe COMMENCEMENT Lure-John Avery
Parker when young man warned out Of the town Of
Westport Massachusetts,, under apprehension, the
part the authorities that he would become chageabe to
the town He died lately at New Bedford leaving for
tune Of a million dollars.
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIv

This being the day for the consideration Of the Pacific
railroad bill,
Mr. PHELPS asked the unanimous OF the House
to further postpone the consideration of the Pacific rail-
road until Tomorrow until the deficiency bill shall be
disposed of
Mr. MORGAN objected considering the Pacific railroad
of the greatest importance
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sALrIMonE RACES.

BALTIMORE RACES.
TnE spring meeting osss the Herring Run couss near Da
more, Maryland commences Monday, The 9th Of June
Tuesday, Club purse s7oe three mile heats
% e, rs, ss ysss ss o. ~, % s @ ssa
Start filsd with The following sntnesi
William ii. Gibbons names b. Phio, BY Marinerdam Cussan
Thornas wiaen name. {, BY Glencoe dam by nedoe,
Mitchell Aso Col George oasseoeksg Little Arthur by Glen
Colonel Calvin Greene by Aioderbydam Princes.
c. W. Diahun,y names c. by Gencoe-dam Musadors, b,
Msdoc.
SECOND DAY
wednesday Club purse s50o-two mile heats.
same dsy--syesp.,sks hgesSa0o heats
bali The club TO give $500 il TWO Or more slar.
Colonel Calvin Greene names b. by Epsilon" dam Nanny Ks
W, Il. Gibbons Miss Mate, ty Umpire Emil,
R r. Field b. c. Wild Irislman. by Geneoe--dan
Al Miner CHI Blonde, BY Gleneoedam BY Wagner
four years 9d Also, b. Medona, by Yorkshire dam ,,
Thursday Club purse $500 mile heats
Same for % four year x ad % Two y , e ~ nea
A. Miner names ch Blonde, by Gleneoelam by Wagner
: Il. r Psd b. wild lrshman, by Gleneoe-dam
'GW Diahunty names Ganet Davis by Glencoe dam
Col. N. R. Singleton ch. f. Ellen Evans, by --.
FOURTH
Friday. Club purse, q oooi -four mile heats.
same sSe 9 % es wear n 1--WE me mea
Colonel Calvin Greene names b. by Anderbydam Princes.
p Fowler Peieg Bake,s Terfer by Sovereign
Jane Mitchell Also, Little Anha by Gieneoedam Blue
Thomas witen ch. & by Glencoe dam by aeaoe.
A.
Saturday. purse, sioo heats three best
same day-Sweepsakes for all single hent of three
$500 entrance, 500 forfeit The give $500
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hEhtAs BY the entitled relating dog. approved
Eh July, 1922 The amending app-oyrd 27th
p i provided 'thai whenever hs he mad. appear
m 'hsi-ciion Of msyor any
~ ~ eV shan BE- deemed and considered mad shall be duty
a. mayor 10 issue his proclamation requiring that all apinais
a. KIND shall be confsed for such number
~ tpeden and ststs in soch proclamation, not
ninety aays aud shs be the duty o the city
A. awful FOR other kin ssd ai and every
s.hs atse contrary 10 the said procamation,u &C.
a.. 'hersfois, having appear sasfn
'r sre anifoas Of the kind within this city, Dc
M give no Tee tn all whom thai sn anmss
ha' In this city required TO hs kent confined for ans
m term of sixty day. from the date hereof aud the pics
h corporation required to enforce the law
uo, may be found going large this prociama
sen under my hand ut Mayor, oicc city Wash
'""imh1 1fh day of Msy. s54 -
~, JOHN w mAURY,
hg1-toSlSls-5w Mayor.
shd hom orph,n.i Washington county, rh'
ma, n Wohsrseoon, hate Of United State. army, de
nv persons having claims agsns, ssd decess-d
warned TO exhibit same thereof
on o. before the 7oth day OF May they msy other
o. hW er excluded from all benefit Of the said estate
Nv under my hand, this twentieth day Of May, 1884
LOUISA A. woTHERsF0oN,
Adninistrssrir.
% and clsms due the win of Dr.
-" legally authorized settle discharge the -sne.
s~n--iswa- osA = Woinsssroum, .ssusa,.,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
V'ED THE EsOYX2ESiS OF
GlAA9glAAn 9OI1AlLsla

FELLOW CITIZBNS-Some time since / announced myset
Collector placed
assembled Court House III
which
in abide But 40 no"
all that at CohVeh
that am still Candidate before W
fcofT
and am fellow citizens throughout the counn
induce
from professions
things amongst when
witlng being accompce
OF all
efm,o
True partner put in my money and lest
Land tIamc rgcI
Iwisl
who
tell that
satisfied lie, such charges unon
Fellow cizeh
failure of Pomeroy
be
an should
be public denial OF thoSs
discharged my people general
YousR. spectful
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28

A gentleman riding a few days since,
between Honeyo and Rash. on the Can
andagua and Niagara Falls Rli.rorl, saw
q cow running with all speed TO keep
ahead of the train. The animil persist-
ell on keeping the track. notwithstanding
the rapid rate at which the train gained
npon her. The triin was travelling al
lightning speed. and very soon struck the
COW. The long nose of the catcher
struck under the beast just as she wa:
making one Of her highest bounds. when
she was in an instant thrown 10
the height Of thirty fee, in the air. and
again struck upon the track just as the
last car shot from under her. The train
consisted OF the locomotive and tender
a baggage and i~o passenger Cars. and
did not pass o.er the COW. which fell
dead upon the track from the violence d
her last somerset.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
SEcviHs sale.

nY virtue Of an execution 10 me. directed
1 from the Clerks office of the Marsha |
Circuit court | Will expose 10 public sale AZ
the court hou &c door in the town of PLYMOUTH,
in Sa county, on Saturday september 3Uth,
1854, between the hours of ten O'Clock a IN.
and four o. clock III OH said day, the rents
and profits for seven years oI the following
described real estate, TO wit: the east part of
the property owned by Poneroy and Brother,
in Brehmen, in Marshall county, it Icing ct
out of the north west quarter OF the north east
quarter section 3, township 50 north. OF
range 3 east, bounded west Icy lot OF land
now owned by VIM. q Pomeroy and o cupied
By Geo. Pomeroy, and south by the State road
running ca t and west, and leading from Plyn-
outh to Goshen, and running east ltom tie
south east corner the said Nm. q. POIneroy' )
lot along the line of Said road, and thirty feet
from It's Gentle, eighty feet and tour IN hes,
thence north one hundred and thirty TWO .eet,
thence west to the north east corner of SAID
Wni. G.. PomeroyS lot, then south along
the line O. said 10 10 the place oil beginning
Containing one quarter OF an acre, more orlcsS;
and il the said rents and profits iail 10 sell ior
a sum sufficient 10 SATISFY said execution and
costs, will al the same time and place offer
the fee simple title 20 tic same. Executed as
the properly of VIM. q. Pomeroy at the suit Of
Ruth SeIing and others.
]. L. THOMPSON, Sh'f.
Sent :. 1853. .Gl;;.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
Post Office Stamps.
rgTO POSTMASTERS


ME Advert er, Postmaster, Pleasant
L Grove, Allegheny county, Mary and, is
the first person In the United sta es, who 60
ceiyed AMI undertook extensively to publ h
the ca Of furnishing all the Post Offices in
;he country with cheap Stamps. Stamps
made by him are warranted equal or super or
20 any others that can be procured fox the
same price; and whenever any are sent out
that are defective or unSatisfao orr, d iplicates
will be forwarded on no ice and without extra
CHI rye. al who order a set oil Stamps with "a
fill set OF changes OF dates, only Two dollars,
Tor thirty pieces, shall be kept in Stamps AID
LBTUa. Full set with change 81.
Address =. NJ. Pleas mt Grove, Allegheny
cou iy Maryland.
ry-Any Editor publishing the alb We with
thi, notlce) three times, and sending copy
OF the paper, shall receive credit for tn 10 :
lars in wood letter, or ten dollar proof press
or if reierel wood engra ing, or an engray-
ed newspaper head Of the alb we value will be
forwarded
June II. '6l. 1913.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28

Zsbulon Baird. Esq, Of Lafayette, n
distinguished lawyer. and for many years
a prominent whig has refused to ra,ily the
bargain by which tho leaders attempted TO
transfer the wbig party. body and sou to
the aboliiionis.s. tie is now address
ing large meetings in the northern por-
ton of the State. against the abolition state
ticket.
Martin NJ. Ray. Esq. OF Shelby. and
Judge Cowgirl, Of Putnam, the leading
wings In their respective counties. have al
So taken the stump against the abolition
Know Nothing coalition
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28

Tha new corner business property Vi
Mr.. Jos. Evans on the corner south OF
The Edwards Hotel. is beautiful and
we'll finished affair. The main store
room below. is finished inside III SINH
lar manner to the Western bdnk--a
men, black walnu, cornice, and the coun
tors and drawers Of the same kiHd OF
timber. We understand IL Is TO De oc
cupied by Messrs. Ninc Of South Bend
as Ua rdware store.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
10 Won Residents.

NOTICE is hereby given thatihe undersign-
Y eel, with ne County surveyor, Will. on the
9Th day of Octob,r 1851 at 10 o'clock IA IN. on
said dav, proceed t. survey and locate the cor
ners Of his land in sec ion 10, township 81 range
Tires west. Stark county, tn meet at the sub
is finished.
Non residents who fail tn meet the Surveyor
atthc time and place above mentioned, aud de.
fray or provide for defraying their portion of the
expense. oil said survey. Will be returned to tile
County Auditor Of said County, aud such de-
Iinquenoy placed ud tho tax duplicate and col.
lcctcd according to law.
ORANGE GRAVES.
Sept. I. 1854. eet3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
Ne5r3Ska and Kansas.

A: the late anti Nebraska Conventio on
at Saratoga. New York. Mr.. kiMBALL.
the agent of the Nebraska and Kansas
Emigration Society. stated that he had
travelled through the recently organized
Territories. and. from what he saw. had
not the slightest doubt that both OF the IN
would come in as non- slnvehoidin5
States. This testimony. it will BE- borne
In mind. is given by strong free soiier.
who would Individually have been glad
if he could have stated with truth that
The Territories would become slave
holding. Ba; such all assertion would
have been too palpab,y Inconsistent with
verify; and therefore he was 90 iged.
though unwilIinsly. to give the real facts
OF the case. Yet, notwithstanding this
testimony Of one Of their own faction.
who has been on the spot. and ought 10
know, the whig-a bolition press still con
tinue TO declare with assurance that the
Territories of Kansas and Nebraska are
in great danger of becoming slave hol-
ding States. Their object in so doing is
plainly pe.ceptib.e. Being out of pow
er. and wishing to get in it. they hope.
BY means of lying statements like this.
TO stir up sectional feeling at the North.
which shall be directed against the cause
Of democracy. There are undoubtedly
some individuals sufficiently simple to
repose confidence in their avermen,s;
but we opine that the greater portion of
the citizens Of The North are TOO clear
SIGHTED 10 be deceived by their sha Ow
Misrepresentation, and 100 patriotic TO
lend their aid towards placing in power
faction organized avowedly upon sec
r:onal basis. and whose efforts are con-
tinually directed towards the weakening
Of the links which bind together the sew
eral States Of the great American confed-
eracy.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
y ed, with the County Surveyor, Will. Oh the
g.h day of Sept. IS5 l. at 10 clock III, n said
day proceed Ia survey and locate the corners oi
their land in sect. -. township n range2 east.
in MARSHALL county; Ia meet at c. L. fcrglson's
& continue frnni day To day until all is finished.
Non residents who fail to meet the surveyor
at the time and place above mentioned, and de-
fray or provide for deiraying their portion OF
the expense of said survey, will be returned
to the County Auditor OF said county, and such
delinquency placed on the tax duplicate and
collected according TO law, as other taxes are
collected. =. L. fERGUSoN,
w. FERGUSON C.. ZIMMERMAN,
ANN CORNELIUS, S BARNHART
Aug IL sil5'
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
Sfs.yHPN o.. Stolen

ENROM the subscriber living at Wyiand
n Nils. Jackson township. Eikhari county
Ind, gu lturday night. The l5ih inst. large
light bay mare, seven years old, black name
ard tail name and iore-toP heavy and some
cured. black legs to the knees, and "A white spot
In her forehead rather resembling heart. al 0 II
l6 or II hands high, and moves FIRE and active
for ii large animal. l he undersigned Viii abun,
dainty reward any person who will return saIl
mar. or give information where size can hc i'd
Direct vour information To New Paris Post Or.
flee, L kllari coi.nty. Ind.
JONATHAN WYLAND. jr.
;,lv - 2li3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
DR EGooD@-
ENDESPE-NS.EW -.

to take breathing spell, II order TO
go e. E-N'LL| E-4 * & EDs
so that may know whether staal upon my
feet or am turned topsy turvy in tie world
But in addition TO the necessity arising from
natural causes unfortunately, | have suffered
severely Turing tie last eighteen months IN
home affairs, which renders tie case dOully
urgent, and mas fixed my determination. 10 de-
vote my WI ole time and attention 30 coilec-
ting and paying ly just debts. The latter
mast and ShgH be done 10 the cent, let what
VIII come. Iwoull thousand times rather
begin tie world again las once before with
a clean shirt and a shilling, than have l. said
John Couglc coull not, would not pay ten
dimes 10 tie dollar. Friends, | would tell
more if though; II would 60 good, but YOU
all knOG JOHN, and that lie wont cl eat, lie,
nor steal from you. Now Will you just call la
if only Oh visit. Come, friends, let Us Tea
son together. Is it not as clear as BUttcrr.iLs
that the Farmer and other operatives on the
one hand and tie Mere. ants on the Other,
are constantly striving TO see which shall get
tie best of the bargain. Thrir true interests
after all are Unidentified. While tie latter
would have confounded slim picking and soon
kick the bucLet, O. dry up and be blown. away
by the first breeze without tie former ye; tie
Merchant is a sort OF necessary evil aaa use
ful animal that could not well be ispep -
with; therefore let US shake hands and &c
friends, and 90 20 each other NC wOula
wish to be done by. This bnngs ne u the
most impor.gai branch OF NY subject, VIZ: II
coax, beg, entreat, pray, implore and beSeech
you all, both great and small, in the na.e
OF Ournntual interests. o. yoaf repeated pIln!-
ises, of honesty, truth and ia -lice, and iine-
~ The laws OF tie land, 10 have mercy upon
ne and pay what thou owest. You cannot be
ignorant o, tie tact that my c0mmercai stan
ding depends entirely upon psactuaiiy NICE
ng NY engagements. Call 70 mind N aa. ycu
would think OF me, even !, after getting AM
appropriatingt 20 my own use, cOlnfor. AMI ben
eft, your wheat Or other produce, 10 5.SGp
point you, IN tie payment OF the same o.
beSeech you 20 manage IN Some va, SLafc
OF manner, speedily 10 pay JOHN what thou
honestly oweSt, and save him ,r0m tia ha.cS
OF Tie PAilStians, or by the powers q
fslr0:Eiia'S Foxes.
rats and other MISUNDERSTANDING won't save
YOU.
Oh, P. S. Please take notice that every
thing in or on the subject OF paying AID be
ing paid, relates 10 john.
JOHN COUGLE.
July % .0ti
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-28
.sOgtc2.

DY virtue OF m order of hc Miami Court ii
ID Common Pleas. Will expose 10 sale At
public oulcry, on Tie premises. - The highest
bidder. on The is h day of Sept 1854. The tot
lowing described Real cs tate, town: The nor'h
east O .arter OF section tweniy-iIr, east OF Tie
Michigan Road, containing l5o 22-10O acres,
being Michigan Road land situate IN Marshall
county, Indiana
Said land VIII be sold on the lcllowips Terms:
Ohc four IA oil the purchase money in hand, "ae
fourth in six. one fourth IN twelve, and one
fourth in eighteen months from. tie day of sale,
the purchaser giving his notcs with approved
security. on the deferred payments.
a. T. RHODES, Admir-.
Jul, %. 1854. 20d.