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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

let So tie j.o there. quick Let e..
shouted ;he captain Of an eastern pack
ct to Iaw hsad. as sudden sGua, came
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

C--All Ito branches Of thu State Bank
have declared serni.annUal dividends of B
per cent. excepting thu Lafayette. which
declared 3, the Bedford 4. nud The Law
renceolrg. which passed disiien3.-Lc-
fa1ctt.s J1FrNaI.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

whats oil the! re.Isn about. ] amt
. touchi' yer jio.' honestly reiurned
Jouath5n
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

We owe an apology to few subscri-
Defs.snd exchanges. in not..farnishing the
manner Of last week. About fifty new
saoScTi0efs were added to our list after
'he 'iFs, and fourth p,ges were worked
or Hence il was Impossible 10 avoid IL.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

TauE FRsz SoiIFa'-A ne~ paper has
been published At Montpelier o.. with the
above THE. |; looks very well for new
county, published ~ 7. D. Mor;s merry
T'oiedo Blade.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

The State Temperance Convention &c.
Gently held ct Louisville X. i. inoain.-
tel 1si. George w. williams WING )of
bourbon for Gov. .nd Cal. J. Hardy OF
Barren county, (Dem.) for Lieut.. Gov
eEnor.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
Administrators NotiAe.

NTOTICE is hereby given that the under
Y signed ha~ taken oul letters oi admins
tration on the estate OF JOHN Z. Weaver, de-
ceased, late of Marshall county, Indiana. All
persons having claims AGAINST tie estate Of
aid deceased are requested 10 pr, sent ne same
duly authenticated for settlement. Those N
debted are requested 20 make immediate pay
ment. The state is supposed 10 be solvent.
CASTER CRUDE. Admr.
Dec. Q, 1851. 59t}.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

Tire Her. James B. 3owiin of Mssou-
RI, wa this cry confirmed by the Senate
a, Minister RcsiIea. OF New Orleans.
GloAe. l3ih:
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

: train of 10 freigb, cars loaded 70
heir uiros. capacity, and propelled By
1870 powerful locomotives. passed over
the !. y Central Railroad on Frida! =
Il we tie heavies: train ever Drawn over
tbs road.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

Cffco is herrsy given 20 the hold
OF tht r a. f,rs rt.d j.
the south half Of Lot No orr hunlr. 4
and sixteen (llSy in th- orisiua pa, of
The town Of Plymouth. to produce sad
Bond 70 The Agent Of Marshall County.
Indiana pay the purchase money. PM re-
cei'e 4 deed for said half la. on or h~fc-s
the l0th day of january. A. d 1855 or
said con,rac, for the purchase of ssilua.f
lot viii be. ana is hereby declared to b.,
rescinari from ana efttr lint time
By Order If The Boar. of Commission
ers of said County, 8, their Decen be-
Term, A IL. 1884.
Dee 5. ISL THOMAS M'DONALD,
2Si Auditor Of Marshal. G..
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
s'TI,i..T IRON ND Co9PER WiRE
GA - -.

10 me As tie payce, AMI
icn dollar Gold piece, with white p on Tie
lace Oft, were stolen rom my house recent
". az my residence near kaott's mills. Al
persons are notified not 10 purchase any OF said
notes, and a liberal reward viii lie gwen ior
Information such 10 detect the tlicf Tie
CON will be readily noticed. JaoNA. FUIMEa.
Dec. 10. 1851. l0t3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

nd uE(ESS LI4tEINC.
2 sRS. y ACkERMAN will -confinuo ,llc
W. business cf Millinery ard Dles. MAXIM
a; her residence 6f,f door north ct Edward
II I'll. Also Gerflemciis' Pants. Shiits, and
vests made 10 order. 39yl
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
Estray Black Mare

'HNAhEN up by John Lauaesmen of Ger.
man FoHnship. Marshall Comfy. indiana
one estray Mare. which j. blhck with fht. fol-
loving exception: tso smsli s,hie srots on
tHe lack cau'rdi b. the saddle; thrra verv
sih'.li whIie spots oa the lefr.id- Of The neck
on>.or two inches below he mare, She has n
long name and tail, The hair j. trimmed eff OF
the ietiocK joints. Supposed 50 b. fourieca
year. old. j. 10 hands high. AMI appraised at 30
dollars, before Justice lsud.man.
itiest RlcKAnD CorBAtyY Clerk.
Dec. 10th. 1854. 4oi3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

bfOR SALE.-Ihe well known Farm
OF Stephen Narsf.rs situated three miles
west of Plymonfi ccufaning goo ucrcS with
valuable improvements and in a aord neigh
borhood. Terms easv. Two year credit an
rofton of 10 purchase money. irrly NJ
tn Banner ciliee.
Dec. il Ssh 39mG
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
E1 E orr keGSiHpiiFs.

n OTItE Is herrby given. That tie under
/ y ei-ned. with the Comfy surveyor, vii
on The I7th Of January, 1873. AZ ten o'clock a.ra.
Oh said q ~ procr"d L. >.dvey ana locate, the
com, = oi h. lan. in sc ION 33. township ; /
North. 81 rig ; ea>t. IN Nlr.l1.l County. %
meet on the premises ana continue fIon day
DIX nn'i. ii Is finished.
Non residents WHO is.i - meet lie Suy yeyor
at the the and place abov,. mentioned. ana
Getcav = provide ior q, fsaSins ricir portion oi
the expense IT >aia safv-S. vii be rctarneui Ia
tn CuHa.y Auditor - sa,i county. and such
,'einqnenrv p.sc.t on the taA dupiic lie aud
collected apccriing t. law.
JAMES NJ. BROWN.
Dee. 0, Ia5l 1913
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

2warls of 81. 900 o00 Of property was
Destroyed oy are N Scw York On Tues
-''a INST. Mr.. Lowry. foremac Of GFc
company was killed.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

DY virtue Of an execution 70 ne directed
s fron'the Clerks office IF lir Marshall
Circuit court VIII expose 10 pablo sale AZ
,he court hon.e doofin tie town Of Plymouth,
in said county, on saturday January oo'h,
i@5a, lltweon The hours OF Ten O'Clock a n,
and tour O'Clock p m. or SAL day, the rents
an. profits for seven years of tie following
described real estate, to-w.t. lot - n III
original plat OF Tipccauo, Town.
If the SAID rents and pTontS fail 10 sell !or
4 sum sufficient 10 sa SIS said execution and
costs. VII a the same tine AMI place ciier
tie fee simple title 20 tie same, without ,e
lie! iIom valuation and arpfaisnent laws
Executed Is the properly Of William Bi.e, al
the suit of Thomas e.. Harris.
J. /. THOMPSON, Sl'a
nov. 20, 1871. 1913
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

j poor fellow having got his skull
fractured. was told By tie doctor that
hisbTain was visible. on which h re
marked, "Do write and tell father, for he
al,vsvs swore had none"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

c. Vel earn Mr. II. NungoIe had his
lase' sAo. off on lchris:mas day at s
saoo ling match.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

: house in Boston recently received IN
o-dor from Franco for 1900 barrels Of
rurr1, 10 be manufactured into wine.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

1Ir Evans. our County Treasurer. will
berea fter receive for State and County
revenue. notes on the following banks:
bank Of Covingtor, Covingtom.
Ia}iana Reserve Bank, hokomo.
Bank Of At;ics. Attica.
Southern Bank. Terre Haute.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
PATENT MEDICINES

Al that are worthy OF public OuGeeEce,
KEEP. for sale ~ item.
All kinds Of sctool boots re aommende1 ~
The northern Indiana AMI Sou hera Michigan,
Teacher Institute. kept constantly on hand,
and Tor sale, also me oitle work OF the Rev.
Emanyel SWelenhort. Free Bank money
taken a par 10 ANY KIND Of snoi>.
Il b. PERsllING & CO.
Dec. l., I-54 4of.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
.E-s:,:,sss-y.,..:,-s tsy,s:9.

NOTICE is hereby given. thai | viii sell
= AT public auction on fiday the 9TH DAY
# January, 1873. nj ihe residence oil John T..
Weaver, l1fe 81 Marshall county, Indiana de
ceased ali his personal property not taken us
~, willow. consisting of horses. cattle. sheep.
hogs wagons. plcwS. harreSvs. a S'ncl, OF clover
seed hay, and a variety OF other property too
numerous 10 mention
A Csedit of nine mouths viii ae given on al
sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving
his note with approved security waving val
nation and appraiSement laws. On all sums
of three dollars AMI under cash in Hand.
CASTER GRUBE. Admr.
Dec. Q, 1854. 39i3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

1t Tiprecsnoe Town on the Saturday
,eeniug following Jan. 6 the same, sub
sect viii Be discussed br Dr. Brown aud
Y. c. Pomeroy With tho SANE Juvenile
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

r. Office is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
Dlvio low and o. III. Barnard IS this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Al persons iillcit-
ed T. the hate firm Fl Barnard Z. How are r.
quested 70 cad Immediately and make payment
on settle By note. The be K riuSr he closed.
o. VI. BARNARD.
DAVID RON.
Dec. G,h 1851. 1919.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
DISSOLUTION.

rH'HE co partnership heretofore existing
between Mitchell ard Thompsan IS TINS
day dissolved hy ianiuhl consent. Al person..
knowing then selve inds Aiel VII Il are ensi
and Pay or settle ~ note. hlhsr parry IS AZ
ihngi1eJ 10 settle he be, IS.
JAMS MITCHELL,
+. Il. THOMPSON.
Dee. 8, 1861. 1913.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

JONATHAN WRIGHT. IT,. respectable IN
ep faTas tho inliabilanis Of Plymouth and is
vici,ai;y ;hat be has cVoned n shon under 4. L.
Nheeier's store where he viii manufacture
Furniture and Cabinet ware II rs low a figure
US ANY place in the West. Terms Cash. 3slf
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
- BOOTS s. SHOES,

sat 4 Large and general assorime..
Al-adv rec ive,i ana p'r-c on the va. Don'i
let any one get the wool over fcn- ewes. mt
you call and look faroEsi, or' immense sfaef
al the Variety STORE.
oct26. S3ii.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

lJske did you carry that umbrella home
that borrowed yesterdsy?' asked father
10 his son.
No, father. you have often told me TO
lay up something for rainy day. and as
thought II would rain soon. laid up
the umbrella.
There are wide wastes of intellec. yet
uniuclosed
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
tn =. y A II n T. 2,
NlLIifT g. PaNEa3Y, E6ile..


u. =, ShcFaaa aaa -. C. Pomegoy
Will lecture a Bourbon, commencing al
early cendlel'gh;, Dee. 80. or the subject
OF Temperance and Political economy.
Four lit,le girls. ten years Of age Will ac-
company IN Ii IS singers \ full house
i drsiced.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

NJ Office is heseby given that he Commits
Y sioner AMI Engineer OF tic county 81
Siafhe, vii oifer for sale as the law siireoiS,
tie eoaisact OF Ditching a follow, t. Al:
Da.A L.. 5. town b. lan.e 2 west ga hos.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

=; F.irnlrunt OF Saturday Jenu.r, l3,
= T. P Hodges Fsqr.. and Rev. 4. Ful
~. -. same choir VIII be ia attend
49,.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

fractured, was told by tie doctor that
hisbTain was visible. on which he re
Marked, DO write and tell father, for he
always swore had none"
Mrs. Pennington is said TO have snx-
lousy asked If Uncle Tom is Setter
man than Enoch, Of Biblical memory.
She grounds her inquiry upon the fact
that sic has heard that Uncle Tom has
been translated seven times. while knoch
was translated bu; once.
The man who 'fell into raptures' With
a pretty girl. was taken ont with consid-
cradle difficulty.
81 wonder What n,ases ny eyes SO
weak SAID loafer to gentleman.
why they are in weak place" re
piled the later.
"Iet 60 the j.o there quick L.. e.
shouted The captain Of an eastern pack
ct to raw hsad, as a sudden SGuail came
uP.
whats oil thal ,.Isn about! amt
touchi' yer il = honestly reiurnei
Joua;han
FlatieTr sits ~ ;hc parlor. while Pie n
dealing Is kicked out Of doors.
E-OCAF. NOTICES.
- 49, : ---------- ----------------
WlSHIyGTONIlN S3CIETf Eftts on Moaday
Evening, H.B. PLgSHlyG, S7saktr
---~z4-- Co.
The different township Clerks in .his
County will oblige us By sending 10 .hi.
Office statement Of the number OF schol-
ars in each, names CT teachers aud tie
branches taught in their respective town
ships. prior 10 tie fast Of January next.
County GlEcfrs.
RICHARD CoRDaLTY Clerx.
JOHNSON BR0WNLFE, Reco;Ec-,
JOSEPH EVANS. r. asufsV,
JOHN 7, THOMPSON, Sherif,
THOMAS NcDONAID, Au1itor,
OLIVER ", MORRIS. Surveyor.
!, f, re-, p, II.
SANL NC DONALD, swamp Land C0m'r.
s.<s--~-sas-=-1-vs
E2CC- 11c --CES,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

The man who 'fell into fapiures' With
a pretty girl. was taken ont with consld-
cradle di.icnltv.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

81 wonder " nat maHes NY eyes SO
weak sad a loafer to gentleman.
why they are in weak place" re
riiei tie la.ter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

THB EEGHTH OF JATUARY-This glorious anniur.
NJ oosars this ysAr Sunday, and the day Of the
history Sunday The Nev Orleans papers say there
shouh b objeohon TO celebrating the event on the
iay q the week ON which n took plaos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

A CONTRACT AwARDED.-The Superintendent OF
ubHc Printing has awarded TO Mr. Theodore Nsg.rx,s OF
h sdsphia the contract for The fourth class paper
"a uirsd the pubfs printing This IL the letter pa.
per ussd in prstng the blanks 3D. for the Of
fhe executive dspartments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02
GENERAL WOOL TO COLONEL PIERCE.


Ny DEAR SiRI have Just received your kind and Alec
tonats tote ef the Gath last, t.ndering review OF
the Corps previous to my departure for the
mand Of the Pacific Department,
agreeable and convenient will receive ana review
your sne and truly martial corps the 3lst inst at
O'Clock N. In accepting the honor, allow me to say
thss II will be most gratifying to take iea-e although
could hope only for season, of corps that has sver
manifested devotion which Be edaced bat win
be rsmem Der cd amongst the most pleasing rseoleo
tioas OF Trojan kind and with the most
grateful ments for the past we'll - for
the honor proyo subscriss self truly your friend
and the friend Of the Citizen Corps.
JOIN f. wool.
To Col. Alfred a. Pierce. Commanding Corps, 80.
The revs- and escort formed interesting feature in
tbs festivities Of the day After the arrival at tbs Troy
House General Wool received the citizens Of Troy and
many others.
N TEE D.zNE2
Was served In ~ large dining OF the Troy Hsuss
At o'clock rhe hall decorated with portraits of
GsEsra. wAsa.ng.ea and Geass 81 Kos AL ass VITA tas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02
PROM Bx-cHANcELLoR wALwoRrH.


Gn~IExEs-I very sincerely regret that the present
state Of health depves o. the pleasure OF ept
Ing your invitation to attend the public dinner whi,h Ia
TO Be given to fellow citizen, Major GeneraWool
the eve Of his departure for California to take command
Of the troops Of the United States that distant rsdoa
Of our extnivs and stu extending confederation. 1t
has bsen my good fortune 70 be 400 aAipaaos and
friend OF General Wool since commenced my pro-
fssionai studies 10 city forty six years ago also
fought BY his side the memorable battles Of BeskmAns
town and Psttsburg, during the last Nth England,
where he calamity rstised tbs invasion OF his native
state By this cnqusrors tf the Of Europs
aud added much to the hs military reputation he had
previously acquired upon the blood stained heights Of
QueenstoYn Military services In Tins Of psacs are sci
dom known bsyond the limits OF the army, except to
those vhs are intrusted directly with the admin
htration OF the government. Yet II Ia undoubt.
edy we'll known to most OF you that during the
whole time that your distinguished fellow citizen held
he cce Of Inspector General OF the army his ssrvi
%. we're Invaluable. II Was the resent battle
Geld Of Busna Vista, however that the military talents
OF General Wool the most conspcuous and by which
his nxme is ndissolubly connected With his countrys
story IL Was there division OF gallant army
posed partly OF regular troops, but mostly Of vou steers
RAISED but few months previous calamity and succ
fully resi- ted and npay dispersed and Grove from the
field, much moro numerous and apparently ovsv~hen
ing force Of tbs enemy. And 10 General WOOL believe
more thar to ssy oihs- m,n, are ve -destsd for the
succsssfu result Of the battles n the 29d and asd Of
February, 1871 though 0srsral Taylor Aad many ethsr
besides shVss VIE a,e9 psrhhsa n TIE successful osa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

WANTED TO LBASE-F0R TIE TkRM or FIVE O.
w ten years three story house ated twssn
and Ftcenth streets and Third sixth
HAVING hSuss Of tine kiaA W ~
sots Ia q ", ssnr. D. Pisrce's Itssa vsrshcuss -
Be sd.sJ vii hss. Of good tenant aa1 vln< v
COED esnA vita ample sssssity.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
Flour.

One of the mort singular features in the
eastern markets. IN view OF the remarkable
season of drouth, is the decline in the price
Of breadstuF. Flour. during the past week,
in New York, declined about fifty cents .
barrel The result is attributed BY some to
the fresh supplies received from mills that
have started since the late rains: others with
more reason, attribute the change TO the
limited demand Of flour for export in conse-
quence of good crops on the Continent. Ip
Ireland, We learn from q gentleman who
has recently travelled through most Of the
counties, the potato crop is excellent, and
has suffered but little from the bEpht, There
is thus some reason to believe that we viii
have no scarcity ofprovsionS in this country
during the coming year. ltis to be hoped
this calculation will not prove ,dclusiye-
Pits. Lnion.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
'cThe Prize cf Freedom is Eter.
nal Vigilance." ..

If the principles Of the democratic party
are worth any thing, says the Ohio Patriot,
they are worth battling for, They are
time honored. and will be enduring as long
rs reason retains here empire. Based upon
strict construction Of the Constitution, its
great principles anl governing axiom is
EQUAL AND EXACrJU5rLCE TO ALL
---SpeciM favdrs TO name. Ii cannot be put
down as long rs it cIings to he ancient land
marks, and cling to them the American
democracy will, as the sheet anchor Of their
hope.
In the party Conflicts OF the day, these
principles may, for time, be dep essed,
but never sublucd; put down, but never
conquered, for, to quote the oft repeated
tiuism Of Bryant: .a.. ... .
nTruth crushed to earth will rise again,
The eternal years of God are hers" |..t
a In fair field an1 open f. sht the demo
cracy have never 'heen beaten. Misrepre-
sentations--appeal to the prejudices and
false issues, have at times enabled our old
enemies, under the various names they have
assumed, to grasp the power of the state
and National Governments, but the sober
second thought Of the people, always ri sht
and ever efficient, has righted the wrong.
Warned by the past, We would be an un
faithful sentinel on the democratic watch
tower, did we not wara our friends that the
enemy are again in the field, playing their
old game Of feigned and false issues, to d-
vide and detract us. That grea.--the eter-
nalp principles of democracy are worth more
than any measure Of mere temporary expe-
diency that the art of a man can devise
Forwarned by the past, letus be forwarhed
in the future. This can only be done by
clinging to our principles and watching their
safety with jealous care, for "THE PRICE
OF FREEDOM IS ETERNAL VIGL.
LANCE"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

How TO DO UP SHIRT BosoMs.---We often
hear ladies expressing desire to know what
process She gloss on new linnens, shirt bo-
SONS. &c. isproduced, and IN order to graf
ify them, we subjoin the following receipe,
"'rake two ounceso Of gum abicpowder
put it in a pitcher, and pour on pint OF
more Of boiling water, according to the de.
gree Of strength you desire--and then liav-
ing covered it, let it stand all night lin the
morning pour Il carefully frum the dregsi insc
a clean bottle, cork it, and keep it sor'usei
A tablespoonful Of gum water ifstirred into
pint Of starch, made in the usual manner,
win give to lawns, either white or painted
look Of newness, when nothing else can
restore them after washing" ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27

T. loaL;r,, -o,,or tho livt Of nren,iums
III iooAlhS oNeI 'ho i"S VI
awal ded at the late FAR hela on Wheehhg
Island, we find the following received by
~: rH ll
ctlzehso VI tl'lS "ouhy :. . .- s..
go HORSES FOR SADDLE a#a....s
Best stallion years old, Moses Handley, - ~
hoPeu9ie, nuIIlsoh county, 0ll9, NV w
jaIe Harrison conntv Ohio .'-,.,'.,st-. 10 90
Best Stallion colt, year old, John Nylle, 90
Hopedale, Harrison county, Ohio. %
HORSES FOR LIGHT DRAUGliF'
Best spring horse colt, J.J. T. Johnson, Harm
son county, OHIO, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. oo
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-09-27
A Faithful Parallel.

The Vermont Patriot draws the following
parallel between the action of the opponents
OF the democracy now, and the action Of the
opponents of democracy IN the days OF the
Hartford Convention:
The Hartford convention was called, a
mong other things "to check the encroach.
ments of the slave power" which it was said
the purchase of Louisiana was intended to
advance, and which Mr. jefferson and the
democratic party were accused OF secretly
aiding. And this was to be done by the
formation of grand SECTIONAL NoRTHEBS
PARTY, whose object was treason 10 the
Sta es and dissolution of the Union. The
Northern men who favored the convention
denounced their Southern party friends, and
cutting loose from them attempted y mag.
ni6cient coalition of men of all parties, 10
carry out their reasonable schemes, under
the specious pretext of checking the ddyancs
| JMe Sl0Ve poWer and meeting the overWheL.
ming influence IF tie South in our national
councils. What is the difference between
the origin, the objects, and the pretexts Of
| the old and the neG Federal parties? NONE
AT ALL! Now, as then, disappointed office
| seekers and broken-down party hacks, are
the leaders: traitors, tories, fanatics, infides,
atheists, the tools, the prytext, the slave
power and the Influence Of the South;'a
section party, the instrument; and dissou.
ton of the Union, the object? The instincts
of the men, the material, the tools, the pre-
text and the object are identicaly the same.
| EF-The Wooster Democrat says. -
heartrending and melancholy suicide ws>
con mitted in Bristol, in this county, on Sat-
urday last. A beautiful aud interesting
young lady. named Jennie Bear, AN adop-
ted daughter of William Insight, was the
subject of this mournful case Of self -destruc-
ton. On Saturday morning she procured
chain and fastened il to limb OF a cherry
tree in the yard, assembled the tree to the
branch and swung herself off. When found.
she was quite dead ana cold. Disappoint-
ment in love is assigned as the cause Of this
melancholy act Her feelings had been
trihed with. Her deep undying womau's
love was sacrificed at false shrine, and ghs
was lett wreck---a monument of mans ar-
! lfaihlulness and woman's constancy. Una.
bic to bear up against the shock. in a mo-
ment OF desperation, she sought the Iethc
by rushing into the unknown regions OF
tuturiIy. She was an amiable girl: beloved
by all her acquaintances, her death has cast
a gloom over Il social circle. that viii not
soon be dispelIed."