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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
The State of Indiana,
Marshall County. s.:

II pursuance Of an or Ter made by ihs Com.
mon Pleas G rirt of Mirshlll County AZ The
Oct term, i2ii | will offer for sale IN weeks
from date. the {, lowing rel es,a'e bclo igin :
To the estate of John McFarlin deceased to.wt.
the Undivided one half of rieoe OF land and
imp. ovemeuts, lying in the South eas, part OF
Lot No l77in the town of Piyno nh. bounded
as Acknowledgements at the Snu,h east cornor
of said lot and running North la feet on Michi-
gan Street. thence West 80 feet. thence Soaih
Is feet 10 The South line al lot 1T, thence east
80 feet To the place of beginning,
Terms of Sale. cash.
WARREN TAYLOR AGn.r.
OF gan. 1854, e.,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
NOTICE

Daniel Bor.z owners of oulh east quarter %
section IL Township 80 north, Of range i,as,
South west quarter OF section IL Township 2,
range east, and north half OF tho Aouth west
quarter OF section 81 township 81 north, Of
range 3 cast. 1t has become necessary 10 cor
siract bitches across tie aboSe iesorl cd lands
IN diching the S9amp Lands and at any tine
! viii be ready 10 arrange the damage es' TIE
law directs.
saarEL .orCsAIr.
Srsrr LanS o..:
cet. as ltss. e..
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

The war NewS--Ths deeply interesting
foreign news which we publish to-day.
is fully confirmed 10y the futher and later
dispatches. except the report that Prince
Me nchikoff was taken prisoner. But the
repor, of the Russians themselves. con-
veys the idea that the report is true.
There seems 10 be manifest earnest
ness a, least. in the engagements between
the Russians and the allied powers. but
age the hop. thu; termination of hos,il-
tiles will occur before another summers
operations in great deal of planning and
fixing and with but little shooting,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

Some of our exchanges still continue
the discussion Of the Nebraska bill. 1t
may be that they are Know Nothings and
have not vet heard of the elections. We
are perfectly satisfied that the sovereigns
of Indiana have decided against it--whelh'
er they are the popular or unpopular SOW
ereigns; but we incline to the belief tina,
they are rather popular in two or three
States.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
NOTICED.

6 VIII offer ~ public sale 0 lie ,l:h d. 81
4 y >, cpil.cr next ~ u, r. ilence T.. * We,
a.. Plymouth, lie following property, l.. Mi
Cows. Y uMg C,,..c, House.. S.. a.. H'gs.
Geese, " ,suii. harness Cp'k ) Owe. i < Stands
AID other articles % '.d.u1s reh'iun. A
credit Of six Inoitls VII be iv "a. he T,.lci,a-
giving &c win apr ; sccr:i'y. weivin z
al. apyraislnsni aHI yaaat:oa laws, and draw
ing IN 'eic>l from la;c.
JOHN HALL.
Ot2j ISL 81.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

The Nebraskaites in Indiana. Ohio and
Pennsylvania. have adopted the Tailors
advertisement---Cu Cutting done on the
shortest notice.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

VERMoNr.-The Legislature OF Yer
mont have elected Jacob C0llamer, Wing.
10 the L. S. Senate for the full term, and
Lawrence Bruinard, Free Soiler, for the
short term.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

1t is very easy ma tier to tell which
way the wind blows. by looking at Add.
Sanders rooster, which appears in the
Evansville Journal Of the 10Th. Tina.
thing can't crow.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
H0. the Boat, What boat is that?


lilo, the Boat, What boat is that?
Bill Ne braska.
Where sre you bound9
To the head waters of Navigation.
What are you going 10 do up there?
Get little rest from the labors of the
last fourteen years, (since lSl0.) hold
counsel. sit aud laugh at the confusion
produced by the diffusion with consider
able profus;on of the excitement scared
up within the last four months.
When are you coming back?
IN lS36--afler the sober second ihogh'S
Of the people convinces them that they
are sure to be hambugged when they get
excited. whether on hard cider or fer the
want OF ii.
Well. believe you are right after all.
Hold on--I want TO get aboard.
Well just get one off the fence there.
Good bye. Fire up, boys.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
Warscw Republican. l7th.

Look TO your funds.-The grea, difficulty
in keeping the run of the various kinds Of
bank paper now anoat. renders it necessa.
~ that every one in the habit ef han
ding much of it. should have always at
hand good and reliable Bank note De.
tec,or. We know of none deservingly
more popular than Dyes Bank Mirror. is
sued beth at Cincinnati and New York.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
Ad,,,;,istrator,s Notice.

NOTlCE ishereby given that The undersign.
Y ell has been aPPo nted Administrative 81
the estate of John A. Mnw, late of Marsh L
county. Ind deceased. Slid estate is opposed
to he solvent.
MARC AREr NOW, Alnr'x
oct % 1854. 313s
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
THE LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ceS had broken out at Burgos, in Spain.
Nothing further as to the capture OF
Sevastopol. Previous accounts are con
firmed. The Turkish am bassador present
ed To the London Times a copy of dis
patch sent him from C>nsiantinople, and
stated he entertained no doubt of the
Truth Of tie previously published &C.
counts.
large ship owner of Liverpool was
reported to have suspended payment. but
an arrange ment for time was understood
10 have been made.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

telegra phic dispatch has been received
here. direct from ST. Petersburg. 10 the
effect that Menschikoff had telegra phed.
under date Of Sept. 25th, that he had
Withdrawn his troops unmolested from
before Sevostopol towards Ba;cheserai.
whe re he will await reinforcements. He
adds tina, Sevastopol had not been stack
ed up to the 26th. Russian accounts do
not confirm the facts Of several reverses
in the crimea to their arms.
Dispatches from Berlin, the 29th say
:he return Of the French feet from the
Baltic had been c0ua;ermanded. and
dispatch dated kiel. 81, states that the
! fleet left the harbor that day TO join Ma
pier in The Baltic. Napier was before
Revel on :he 23d.
BUCHAREST. Sept. 30-It is again as.
serted that there are so, 900 Russians in
the Dobrudsch.. and that Gen. Luders is
constantly receiving Endorsements
Omer Pacha ia only awaiting ST. Arnauds
orders to attack Brssara.a. All the ar
rangements Of the Turkish army indicate
the intention OF a winter campaign. The
Russians have concentrated in the neigh.
/ borhood OF ISmal.
/ Details of the Sevastopol news were
not expected By the British Government
before ;he 9Th inst.
The Turks were fastening upon Bul ga
ria by forced marches to the sea coast
The Austrisn Ambassador at Paris
called on NJ. Drouyn de LIluys to express
the satisfaction of his government at the
success Of the allied armies.
/ The ST. Petersburg Journal publishes a
decree forbiding the export of corn TO
+ Austria.
The Paris correspon lence Of the Indie.
! pendence Beige says il is Rumored that a
joint note has been presented by England
and France TO the Ca binet at Washingto
requiring an explanation of the engage
ments entered into By the United States
and Russia. especially with respect to
tie nature and condition of an acquisi
lion said 10 be made by the United States
from the Russian possessions IN North
America.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

Don't Despair. If you slip down, just
get up. The stout heart is ss sure finally
TO weather the gale as pretty girl is to
bring down the man OF her choice.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
Majority OF ioin, haIlo.,

IL will he perceived that the Senate
has majority oltwc, and the casting vote
of the Presid eni 10 fall back on. II there
is no mistska In these returns, there will
be fun this winter. Oh, what beat it
10 in he Legisiaturei
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

\ u .
The Democrats have carried every
Congressional District in the state. save
tpcnty ono! Hurrah Tor our side!
Toledo Rep.
l Timothy c. Day. Opposition.
2 Us Harrison, Fusion Know Nothing,
3 Lewis D. Cambell, Fusion,
4 N. Nicholas, Opposition,
3 Richard Mott. -
6 ]. r. Erwin, 1"
Z Aaron Harlan, Fusion,
s Benjamin Stanton. Fusion,
8 Cooper X. Watson, Fusion.
10 o. F. Moore. Fusion.
III Horace S. Horton. Know Nothing.
IL S. Galloway, Fusion Know Moth.
ing.
l3 Johu Sherman, Fusion.
ii Philemon Bliss. Fusion.
Is w. X. Sapp, Fusion Know Nothing,
l6 Edward Ball, Fusion;
II Charles J. Albright. Fusion,
Is Benjamin Letter. Fusion.
l9 Edward Wade. Fusion,
20 Joshua R. Giddings, Fusion.
81 J. A. Bingham. Fusion Know Moth
ing.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
Indiana Free Banks.

The arrangements TO edeem the In lana Ere
Bak notes at India apolis has fzz led out. A
small portion ofthe Banks have however made
arrangements to keep tier notes at a satisfac-
rato
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
Horses g. Buggies

On as liberal terms as any otter es;ai!iShnen.
in Northern Indiana. lie vii also rniSh
teams ana drivers when csllei .o.. 20 take Pas.
seneer o an. point desired.
lilS stock AM buggeS s!e KEEP; in good OF
der-lorseS safe 10 drive. a / buggies corr
foltabie an1 reliable with f.u usage, and eve.
~ pains viii lie taken 70 yen6er patrons coz
Portable. and secHre them he worth Of the..
money. SlI. TiBDlTS.
Oct. 36, 1854 32f
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
.Trest SuppItes,
sEeisstGss iSSsN9cFS

A splendid ass ins ~ and suited IA Tie scr.
So, IRE 1T " tiere,l ~ such prices IS 10 &c e
way ~iih all Sruu-h-inE, st ii'-
VAR ETY. Stole.
go 1874 3ait
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

The differe ure.-Durins the two first
weeks of the present month. (Octobef)
but IA .94S bushels Of wheat were ship
ped at New York for expectation. and
last year in the same length Of time 400,
426. bush. were shipped. This difference
is not on account of the scarcity here,
hu, the abundant crops In England.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

BoST'N. OCT. ..
George H. Finn. popular actor. died
this morning.
In some parts of Worcester county en-
Tuesday, from two 10 three inches OF
snow fell. and in many localities OF New
Hampshire snow fell freely on Sunday.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

Interesting yews.--The war between Rus
STA and the allied powers which is now
waxing warm, SnG the anticipated excite
ment in Congress upon the restoration Of
the Missouri compromise; anu when to
these is added the fact that we shall have
a deeply interesting session Of the State
Legislature this wintcr-the election OF
an United States Senator. and the proceed
ngs for the ena ctment of prohibi.ory
liquor laval these will enable US TO
furnish an interesting Banner this winter.
The nights will be long and convenient
time fer reading. ana when will there be
better time TO subscribe? Will our pa
irons suggest i, to their neighbors?
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
saturday Nov. 2Jth 1854

Nof.oo Al persons know ing Them
A'O'AN| Ecives in3c5icl 10 tie old
firm OF Carriers ami Cieve.an1 0. q. ) Cievc-
iand IN, ividUally. viii please call imnedia: ly
81 make payment 10 tie undersigned, WHO
II &c found al AL tines AZ - store o. Charles
ra'iaer IN Plymouth.
JAMES NcFaRL'N.
for gibson :. CLEVELAND
Oe,. oG.h 1851. 32,:.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

A woman has been elected constab Bile in
Perry county. Ill.
If she should get after us with an at
tachmtnf, dye 'spose we'd run?
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
Warsap Repub.

This is a strange bit of intelligence
The mail leaves this place for Warsaw
every Friday evening and the Banner adj
dressed to the Republican never fails be-
ing in the post Office at this place in
time Tor that mail. Probably the fault is
near home. Judge.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

The Banks we quote at ID discount
have made arrangements to take up their
quoted at per cent discount redeem in
Indianapolis. and part we take to return
for specie.
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter. l4th.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
congressman Elected.

ID District, w. H. ENGLIsH,
Sd District. GEO. G DUNN
9TH District, WILLIAM CuMBAcK,
5th District, Dawn P. HOLLOWAY,
18th District. LucIAN BARBOUR.
7th District. HARVEY d. Scorr.
eth District, DANIEL MACE,
9th District, SCHUYLER COLLAR.
10th do SAMUEL BREETsN
llth do JouN u. PETIT.
The two first ere Democrats and the
,iher nine are all FusioniSts.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
.sPsc EirPry stable.
E& EGlvEGD~ E

~ THE undersigned hss
<,s>fs-slsEss-ETe crcc.el new Barns on
z-~5@--<--IS1--Ss----. " as:icgfon street. 60
SOU re Immediately west OF he Ell gas1s Ho Use.
where he is repair cd 10 accomojat- his Old
customers, AMI as many new ones rs nayf 1
II 10 the.r III le. $ 10 exc Liz, a cail Wit
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
Vim. Williams. Esq.

The New Albany Ledger. Plymouth
Banner Goshen Democrat aud we
know not how many other Ne braska prints
gave currency. just before the election to
the falsehood that the gentle nan whose
name heads this article was opposed to
the Peoples Ticket Mr.. Williams has
been too closely engaged with his private
business TO take any public part in the
late canvsss-and his silence has been the
only warrent for this Islander.
We have the best authority for giving
contradiction 20 this story. The repeal
OF the Missouri Compromise has had nett
Ell his aid nor sympa thy-and the PEG
pies Ticket got his vote. He had less
hope than many that the People would sue.
coed in opposition to the traitors who be-
trayed the country and the immense efforts
Of federal office holders-but he rejoice
in his agreeable disappointment as shown
By the stern voice Of rebuke which has
bern SO gloriously spoken through the
ballot box.
Wdrsow Republican. l7th.
The New Albany Ledger was our au-
thority for the notice we publ shed Of
MI Williams. We had no disposition
to misrepresent his position. We were
only gratifed at the hope that he had re
fused to sell out We insert the above
entire in justice 10 the seriously injured
little governor.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
New IoRK. Oct. II

Can't Luce arrived at his home in Non-
kers last night. H. furnishes numerous
additional items of interest in regard Ia
the wreck of the Arctic. and Fl rms thai
the smallest 5oat, which was taken away
by the engineer, could have held more
than the number that were saved in The
larges; boats. The boats h. says. could
have safely held 800 persons. H. is foil
of hope tina, more have been saved from
pieces Of the wreck. ami taken TO Eng
land. Those in the missing boats he be
lieves 10 be safe.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
rORINDIANA BANKS.

QUOTATIONS FOR INDIANA BANKS.
Public Stock Bank Newport. IL dis.
State Stock Security Pank. Newport. IL dis.
Bank Of Perysvi le, Perrysvlle, Is dis.
Bank Of Bio mington, Bloomington, /. dis.
B NIX OF Albion, Albion, rs dis.
Plymouth B NIX, ri, mouth, ! - dis.
Bank of Bridgeport. Bridgeport, Is dis.
Orange nix. Posey vile, ~ dis.
Drovers' Bank, Rome, l1a dis.
Merchants Bank, Sprin. field, "a d..
Bank of Aubur' Auburn, IL dis.
n. Y. 81 Va State SIX Blk, Evans, lie ! l. dis.
Upper Wabash 3apk, Wabash, 2 dis
Southern Bank Of Indiana, Terre Hautea dis.
De aware Co. BAN Mlnc:e, 2 dis.
Prairie City Ba k, Terre tIau.e. . dis.
Great Western Bank, Terre II ute. IiS.
Bank o. iensselaer, Renssela r, . dis.
Kalamazoo, Bank. Albion, . dis.
tate Bank o; Indiana an Branches, dis.
All other Indiana Banks: SOLO dis.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
EI "a En- ~ GxS

Have been erected FOX This house. sad IN con-
nec,ion with il is LIVERY STABLE,
where horses and carriages may be had on
short notice, and on the Il, Dstrcssonableterrs.
Persons wishing private conveyance TO
any part OF the country, can lie acconno1s-
ted at their own pleasure.
Oct. 90, 1854 3cv,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

Ten THOUSAND bushels of new wheat
have been imported into New fotk iEom
Liverpool.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

The Plymouth Banner published on
Thursday seldom rea ches US till more than
Two weeks afterwards.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-06
for him IL generous support.
south Carolina Elections.

During the coming week elections will be held IN
our sister State of South Carolina, for members of
the State and National Legislatures. In the district
adjoining us.that al present ably represented by
General McQueen-we notice that the present in
cumbent and Col Wilson are candidates.
1t is none of our business to interfere in any way
with the politics of sister State, or to take part
in what does not concern us. Although we know
little of Col Wilson, we have every reason to believe
him highly respectable gentleman; for General
Mcqueen, circumstances connected with the Man
chester Road, as we'll as other matters bearing upon
the interests of his constituents, have brought him
more prominently forward, and we can truly say
that no representative could have discharged the du.
ties incumbent upon him with greater zeal and fdel
ity, and few, if any, more efficiently. We speak
simply what we know, when say that Genera
MCQUEEN occupied position at Washington o.
which any man might be proud. Than General Nc
Queen there he purer States Rights Democrat
In bearing this testimony in favor of the incum
bent, we are simply paying tribute due 10 an hon
orable and able representative, without wishing IL
prejudice the claims of his competitor who, we tax
it for granted, is without reprOach.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-06
ChlvaIry and Tom-Foolery

Our sister Slate of Virginia has been Justly called
the mother of statesmen, and, as extremes meet, we
fear that she may also be considered the mother of
very decent sprnkling of COMPOUNDED FOOLS who
have been out in full bud, blossom and fruitage, du
ring the past summer, at every watering place where
they could get up Il tournament" Europe laughed
at the tournament gotten up by the Earl of Eglin-
ton, few years ago. although surrounded by some of
the associations connected with the efete institution
OF chivalry which gave birth to such things How
otherwise republican America treat the namby-
PANTY coxcombery of the pretentious parvenues who
form the staple of watering place coeries The "Sir
Knights, and the long poles, and tie harmless ring
to be impaed the point of the long poles-al these
have been paraded in the papers with gravity that
would astonsh Don Quixolte, and cause the worthy
Sanchos donkey TO blush for greater donkies than
himself.
Practice makes perfect-and as an Illustration of
this perfectly original axiom, have remarked the
success of the SherfS OF the counties lying round
about the scenes of the various tournaments,
in carrying off the rings. They are used to
stirring folks up with long pole, and no doubt,
most of the competing knights got rather nervous in
sight of the ministers of the law
Great are the F. Fs., and greatly to be admired
Wonderful are the works of nature, and not the least
wonderful OF these is the continued existence of ami
NAL vitality in the total absence of brains.
@J-John w. Rand, who was convicted and sem
fenced for robbing the Bank of Virginia, at Norfolk
IN 1892 10 i've years in the Penientiary, but who
hau OBTAINED new trial from the court of appeals
on bill OF exceptions filed by his counsel broke
Jan anu escaped some year or two since, about the
time when his bo1 ~.
tnal' On thursday last the Commemorative At
lorne' al Norfolk or Portsmouth, we don't know
which, sent to the Grand Jury apresentment agans
nm Tor breaking Jail, which was ignored, and Their
not being sufficient evidence before the court to con
Wet him. The prosecution was abandoned, and tn
prisoner discharged.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-06

The Ne" York papers have been giving an &C
count of the supposed discovery of the wreck Of
the lost steamship City of Glasgow, said TO have been
fallen IN with by the barque Mary Morris, at New
YORK from Glasgow the wreck seen was the hall of
large iron Clyde steamer with all her wood
work burnt out The Mary Morris picked up fig
uEe-head from near the wreck The City of Gas
gov had no such fgurehead, and there is no proba
bitY of its being her wreck
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-06

o. Boston and Charlestown, Mass, having decided
by majority OF the Citizens of each respectively in
favor OF the consolid alton of the TWO communities
the two towns will shortly be united under one City
government
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-06

nSr Deaths by yellow fever. in Charleston, on
wednesday, were 3. On Tuesday, the inlerments in
Augusta from yellow fever were three, one of which
came from Macon. A little cold weather will make
all right.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-06

Ess~ We understand IT, at the committee appointed
by the recent town meeting to solicit subscriptions
in aid of our suffering sister city of Savannah have
authorized the Mayor of that city 10 draw upon the
Magistrate of Police of Wilmington for one thousand
dollars