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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-18

THE WEAIHER.-It rained necessarily from about /
O'Clock on "Wednesday night until half past o'clock
terday morning. Since then the weather has been cool
aud pleasant. We believe no one would murmur If IL
continued so for the remainder Of the season.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-18

osIERY AND GJOyE5.-Ohndren's fadicS aud Gentle.
Nm mems Hosiery and Gloves In great variety, for by
sui III u,nad
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-18

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, August S. 1884.
Mr. j. r. solater intend as Of teach.
Ing would state that his are such
as to Justify me In recommending him confidence Of The
public. - ~
lie has attended lectures In the Unvery sessions has
ken degrees In the S Dol OF Ancient Langugs
FRENCH spanish, and italian Languages attended
lures In the School Of Mathematics aud n that OF
Cht sesS AR
RulS-2aNGH Prnf - nci.n,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-18

The RonnERr or Col. McMuLLEs.-The case of James
ho"le who IS now awaiting examination upon charge
OF being concerned In the robbery Of Col McMulcn was
further continued by the Mayor from yesterday until to.
day. owing to the absence of COL Men, who is now con
fined to his room by illness.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-18
,HNAN YARD FOR REAE OU IEASE
CHARLES THOMPSON.

resdeHcr, miles EOuth
Beaver Dam Depot the Virgins
ides cap be tanned annually. Attached a
pEeng H'use, Kitchen and Garden, & Address Depot,
Hanover county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-18

I'VE have st very on Goods Tor Sum
w Persons IN want supply themselves yery
low prices. q. HARTwgLJ 90,
ffs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-18

The COUNTY CoURr OF lIESRrco.-The case Of Wash.
inston slave OF nos D. Burton, who stands charged with
setting fire to Mr.. Ben Green's barn. few weeks noe
did not como up yesterday, owing to the absence I
Mr. Green. II therefore adjourned until the mex
tafm ~ $50 "'A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-18

hHAEn CAsG-MAriha Chandler, aged dIs,natea Whit,
woman who had lately left the Poor House, taken On by The
Achinen on Wednesday night belny
was seated on the side walk utterly helpless ~ ono
The Mayor ordered her Poor House
street under such circu Instances. e Us"' :" tue
Her career 20 this has No.,
iernAiely inmate OF the and Poor IIousr ' AZ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-18
PETERSBURG MARKET An.n., :.

mIsihiA central Railroad stock-last salsx s,oL
nichmond and Petersburg Railroad stoot-i..;1.,
ehuond and Danvile Railroad stoef-ia.t So. go
James hivei and kanawha Stock-la,t - snS w.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-28

10 For advertisements OF greater length less Than
OF column inserted Tor longer time two months
discount OF per cent tie above will made Tor
each square or the fret three months, per cent
For business or professional cards. square orless
1900
For bush ess or professional cards. square, per
FOL one column (ouisuel one year..
iaH Il; - - ..... 5000
-, - -" ' -. ..:...:........... 1000
sand ems. Eff-- .f7T-f fs'' y = s9sSN N
Speeial notices charged $50 per square per annum
for first square, and ol discount thereon FOR
greater number OF squares tile seie raj and
10 Gems lire for single insertion. rlaI
Business dvettsements, with monthly change, one @
Ss;'ss VIII s sssi; s SO $3.50 g
Notice OF dea hs Inserted gatuitousy, bur funeral
notice charged. =. m
Marriage notice chatged m
Nominations, charged for each candidate for sena.
tate otee inserted for month or less, in advance 90
Religious notices inserted for half ptics ~ 2 f
...4... .-.sF K. RARTLESoN, ,laeisss5 ~ - Il
. =. i = JOHN T. tRuSSELL,' sssaH -11i
SWEARiNGEN, TAYLoRs6S Co.,
EstTEt <;tr rGEO. o. LITTLE q Co. - .7'iis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-28
- ~ " New Music, Store. 10 oIt-
Sign of .the .Greeinn Trigonnm, No 100
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.

66 MARKET ST, WHEELING, va.
TIME SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
ments IN the East for the supply farbie and con.
the OF Builders and the public in
eral tho inspection his stock, consisting ltaaM
Egytian, Sienna American and other Marbles OF The finest
which be sold lower than other establish
ment in the west. II 7-ilsEsft lI5is ffS .4+bU F4H
Dealers would nd It to their advantage 10 Inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. ''' f7s' s'lS
His work is done in tho most elaborate style, and c
would invite the attention OF purchasers to examine his
stock Staary and other carved work, Monuments Gen.
otaps Tombs Head and foot stones, &c. and Grave yard
work neyery being his superoTacil
tiles 10 supply this considera prices
any other establishment in the country.
Please give me call and exaInne myiwork.9
,tayt -l.fS - 3sa. MICHAEL J. gRoHAN,} =.
"a 5E = Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
Also calcined Plaster Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta rnd stones,
at the lowest trade prices. -, -, 1iyd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-28
New Watch and JeWelry Store
Room, No. a, Washington IIalL, Monroe ST. :. +,

a Room, No. 4, Wishing Ton Hall, Monroe ST. -
-. bs.e w WHEELING,sYA S.tsi ~
subscriber would cal attention, of the public 10
his we'll selected stock OF watches, clocks jeweiry
silverysare, and fancy goods, which he Is now oenng
composed In part OF gold and silver watches
keys, gaards and chains. -. 49, =. -
Every description OF goidiewelry; 49, ~
Gold, silver, silver plated and common srcctaces;
Pure table, tea. dessert sugar, mustard salt
spoons, and butter knveS; ..r - =, ,5.rtl,l 3gg -
Plated and ailye forks butter knives.
Port monnaes, pocket cutlery, scissors; l,ss..ar
VERY ftHE rnzors, strops shaving cream, etc.; t z
PSFpmcry combs, brushes and great variety OF fancy
Particular attention paid to repairing watches Clocks
and jewell y, and engraving handsomely done .f5.9 n
share Of pat, onpSe is respectfully solicited. d,
ap5-dtf i, ,,,F 4..t - g. P. BROWN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-28
Z PembertonlHouse. bai
q Wnter street, below Monroe

-, ,,. WHEELING,I VA.a hp,I i..,.;!II.I
IN M.PEMBERTON announces TO his old friends and
the public generall~ that lie has located in the com
Charles" and oroug ly repaired and IT, and is
prera cd 70 in good style
prices. The Pemberton House Is situated Immediately
on the Steamboat Landng and the Depot OF the
tnore and Ohio Railroad, afordng passengers Tor
propriet2r respectfully invites tile attention. OF his old
friends 70 his house, and soicts share of public patron
sEEltiffJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-28
Something worth seeing! d
H4.lH A. M, ADAMS, ~

NEW CLOTHING ROOMS. .lst
HAVING now completed my rooms Il am better pre-
IL pared to accommodate my customers than ever be-
fore, and at such low PRICES as will astons the natiyes
Come on and try me: Remember thai my place is one
above the old corner long occupied by me- 1t is
useless foe to undertake to enumerate my Stock the
variety Is SO great. - .ie2O - a. Nj AnAMS =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-28

Spring sAand Summer lothing.
9STEPHBNsRICE,M Merchant Tailor, DE
NNouNcEs to his old friends and customers and the
IA public generally, that having commenced business,
s II now IeeeiyIng at his new Store Room in the
HOUSE, dteN Str ct, aSrlendid assortment OF CLOTHS
OF every color quality, and variety Plain and fancy
CASSERESj Silk. Satin and all kinds of YES1qNGS,
&c. recently selected by himself in the Eastern Cities
suitable for the Spring and Summer and which he viii
nike up 10 order at the Shortest etce, in tile best
manner, and latest Style, His fancy Department
embraces Shirts Of every kind, Collars. Crayas, Hand
keEchies Gloves Drawers, Stockings aud
Store want The 6eSt In the call Heal
- Y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-28
CENTREIFOIJNDRYT7

-agea 81 ~ j. &. "A. HJ.aBAGGS; So1 ~ al
sNo.22 Main St. Centre wheeling
EEP constantly on hand assortment OF the latest
IN AMI most Improved Stoves, racing every variety
opPariDr, Shop and Cooking Stoves Their l'Western
virgtntan,' a coal stove. cannot be surpassed
thge yer reduced into the city They 160
Of item within the last SIX months redsine themselves 10
take them back IL eydl not give satisfaction, have
had returned 10 ~ ai1SfiS5 la'st.I !
They keep constantly on hand the latest style OF
Arch Crates warranted equal TO any made in this city;
Foundry line, which will be soli low for cash. l fS{G
Particular attention will be paid to I'll kinds Of Job
Work. ral, 5s- ddswtC-Aup
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-28
40 1siWsHEEIING. .s..ah ST. & q
llsPREVjG IOR 71s53.e

oe3sg 1dy 10 9.fTTTT- AZ SgW slss - nslts2
.s,oz.lsssas VIM. CIT. SELB;Yssaa u ssl..l
9a 9aWH9LESALEat DEALER IN5SN
Foreign &sDomestic Dry q Gods, sf15H
No. Git Mann ST., iWestssides bettueea MonToe
,yiisptss Is,iaai Cnionsts. alt 10 lisa wa s,.4
9al u az93I 9SWheeling, Va.so Los .rcseK u
rs NoWn receipts OF his Spring stock of Dry. Goods
and Notioas, direct from imPosteEs and ManuostI;
goods adapted section as can found
invite the attentono OF retail dealers consisting oi
i5u b4f$i..i sDREss GOODS, ,f.,,7s,,.5. h .,t
hams, etc, with very large stock prints best
makes and colors Aso, bonnes, Innings, and
other trimmings in variety ofaio11 sfi le qoas5s
a ga So ar MEMS WEAR. yf7,t 6f3 5.,tt,.if
In cloths, cassmers, sottinetts, meyno cassmeIes,
jeans, tweeds and summer cloths also De
MIS- blue drills brown linens, neh drills, nakeens and
other goods, assortment "A so
wool brash hats ETC.; with f stock OF linen DID cot
ton bagglng seamless bags bulnrs Diapers GrasI
drillgs ekings checks, shirting, stripes ETC., brown
and beaced musls; with good stock OF white goods
in the --.if a ,-..-.sl. :; s.s -
combrcs, jacones fsh linens, lares threads, but
tons, hosiery, gloves combs, etc. all
My whole stock will be ound unsurpassed, well In
inar25 77ft '=Tg5 ~ toii;aw9T.sELBY.,4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-28

q IlItuILIunOfe IIlnO ssOrte Iulnul1ctOFy-- SD
Tt.I. WISE & BROTHER, manufacturers OF Boudoir
ton Of female pertormers to elate
the keys OF the piano be regulated to HkRp or
to suit the e1act elastic strength Of me
fingers it being We'll known every performer, that tie
touch is OF tie rsts Itiapo IL were
Of fine tone jfthe he not free and
eestic movement, Otherwise, Inherent qualities
instrument will remain unknown. Those who would
avail themselves the best possible means
piano. should not fail to give this inyenton ATRIAL gF
See businesn circulars, which may had or post
age, by addressing manufacturers.
m 1maaro6 - ~ '5's sAsf = BI1FiEsas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-28
sE'-5z aie.Es Look at This! 5g5a1

LII those who desirous preserving the memory
IN of themselves and and friends, do most eec7
tpaly by calling Without delayat L. TaEbeIl,s Dasier-
Centre hreing; procure each those e,e Pic
tures which cannot be obtained, wihthe degree o
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in the city
'''' '' 't''t ~ L. TARBELL, Daguer feotypist, a
Corner OF Main and Bidde streets, s7ei- =
-ietS % RlIalia .aa2 e4H q Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-28
GEORGE MENDEL.
No 154, Main street,

: = WEEELINtIiVA. = -Fi-.
II S now receiving LARGE LoToF CARPETS, RUGS,
u MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
assortment of Furnature every description. and
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses Yenitian
and Transparent Window Blinds Blind Trimmings Clocks
Mslogaty yaneers, varnish. Hairelcth, cnred Hair.
eet all which will be sold at the lowest prices gaug
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-28
.spRuGs. MEDICINES.

UROGo, WEDTOTNE0,' ~
Chemicals, Perfumery,s &C., & e.
TFpH. 'CRUNIRACEkIsR would announce TO his
~ ieEdsand the public generally, that having purchas
ed the interest OF the senior partner
will continue the the old stand, No. ITO, Mainst,
and would respectfully Solicit and trusts to merit cont
the iberaiy bestowed the old firm
He has Just returned from the Eastern cities and now
opening extensive well selected stock OF Drugs ah
Chemicals Perfumery; Fancy articles, &C., all OF which
were purchased after inspection AID with
scrupulous regard purity quality and offered
to the public on tho most reasonable terms Tyr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-28

Wishing to fit their Halls supply themselves with
Parade or Working Regalia Banners. &c pi
addressing - - ' ? s'.f@ GIBBS q SMITH.
,Regalia and BannepMs4 tnrers,as baltimore Street,
Baltimore Md.
tGV G. ?FRYss sAgers >yheeiines}va ~ oet5!tw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-28

Saddles, Harness, Trunks, SO.
Ca JER;HaB. SHEPPARD would respectfully in.
EH form his friends and the public, that he has
1SG& moved his establishment to No, 131, MainStree,
corner Union, where will be found constantly hand
large selected mt all articles in
line,5 consisting of Saddles, Bridles, Hnfncss,
Iron frame and Wood box Trunks, Vnlises,
Carpet 4Bngs, Scotch Upper md Hog skin
Collars, HHnmes, Whips, &C., &C., &c. iIf,lfi
A.ttofyyhch manufactured compel worlen,
orthe best Materials and will be sold CASH.
Those desiring topurchase requested to call and
4 arl2-yrd. No.131, Main st. Wheeling,Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-28
WHEELER s. sLAKlN,.
MERCHANT IT TAllEORS:

CoFEAAI, IlN, "a pm Et4 E1AhON w AhS q
Mandatory. 4''A'3 1Sa
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
e7 bestowed him. the subscriber would respectful.
y inform his friends and The public generally that he
all variety, which he has always hand good as
sortment Wholesale and retail at very lowpricest ~
He alsokeeps hand cooking stoves Of the most
proved patterns for coal and wood -
Job work will continue receive his particular attention
and be executed with promptness and In style that will
auga4 .E,yARNEY. no. s. Main st.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13
The Eastern QueStiOn.-The antagonist

The Eastern QueStiOn.-The antagonistic
eastern powers who have betn so long
talking of war-se.tlement of principle
and preiiminaries. and making ready for
a muss generally. Mingo thiks must have
gotten over their mad by this time. il they
only knew it.
Really. is Uncle Sam gets i. into his
head that an insult is intended for him.
or that il is necessary to give neigh
boring Nation his opinion about matters
and things in general. it does not require
two or three years TO determine upon the
course he will pursue. General Jackson S
"By the Eternal Ill take the responsible
ity." or General Tay!os's Come and take
me- are short forms recognised by the
American code. When sufficient time is
had for the de,iberation necessary upon
any subject. a fearless. frank and unwa-
vering stand should be taken. Opposing
parties then know where 20 find each
other.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13
GiGGLERS.

Never smile, unless those who are with
vou comprehend the subject of your mir,h.
There are some families who render them
selves extremely disagreeable by the hab-
it Of continually looking at each other.
and smiling at some little awkardness or
mishap they may fancy they see. Such
are always detesled, and have few real
friends. Those who visit them despise
their meanntss, and are constantly In
dread Of their ridicule.
81 never like TO 60 to Mrs Ms
said lady.
And why?"
because you can hardly speak word
before you see iadica tons Of uumanner.
ly mirth. Perhaps they notice a pimple
on your face-a wry disposition of bon
net ribbon. an unintentional tuck in your
dress: everything sets them "snickering"
Such people go 10 church. sometimes.
and in that sacred place indulge this silly
propensity. Ifa child happens to cry.
they giggle. Ii the minister unfortunate
ly substitutes an inelegant word, they
hide their faces under their scented cam
brics. and litter. If an old, poorly dress
ed. tottering woman. one OF Gods very
little ones in angelic piety and childlike
simplicity. comes creeping up the aisle.
with shawl and bonnet Of antedlluyian
make. with head shaking with age and
limbs bending beneath their weight. they
touch each other OH their patent toe.
and simpsring, whisper about ".Noah's
ark" and then shrug their shoul lers-
laughing as if they had done very pretty
thing.
Shame on such social misdemeanors.
Match these simpering simple'ons with
coats. and hats, and canes. and musts-
ched creatures in them called men; what
a race of fools would be the consequence
The world is degenerate enough. Heav-
Ell knows, without the aid OF these SIM
pering gigglers; but you meet them eve
rywhere. On the crowded thoroughtare.
in the crowded omnibus where perhaps
some poor daughter of Erin. with her
healthy, honest. breadth of face. affords
them food for mirth; in the steam car.
passing their insipid judgment upon one
who swings cane not la mode. or
wears veil on the wrong side Of the
bonnet.
Ii iseasy TO see that they think them
selves irresistible-well is il for their
vanity that they have good opinion of
their merits. for nobody else has.
Olive Branch.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13

Cur NaiiS-l; is something very strange
why we do not get The Chicago Daily Jour.
nal in less than four DAYS after its pub
LEGATION. The Detroit Daily Free Press
arrives on the 2nd day after its publica-
ton. and the Indianapolis Dailies reach
US the next day after their publication.
The Lafayette Daily Journal generally gets
here every way. when il gets here at all.
Its meonderinss. however. are accounted
for BY the manner in which il is conduc-
ted, and we dent care whether it gets
here at all. or not.
We have prompt daily mails in all the
directions alluded to, and if the officers
through whose hands our mail matter
passes. would promptly handle it and
keep j. in its proper direction, we are con-
fiien. the difficulty would be remedied.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13
Tile Homestead Bill.

The following is copy OF the home
stead bill recently bassed in the House o.
Representatives. and now before the Sen
ate Of the United States. where il has been
read twice and referred 10 the Committee
on Public Lands:
An act 10 gran; homestead Of one hun
dred and sixty acres of the public lands
to actual settlers.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the United States o.
America in Congress assembled. That any
free white person who is the head of Q
family, or who has arrived at the age o.
twenty-one years, and is q citizen of the
United States, shall, from and after the
passage Of this act, be entitled to enter
free of cost, one quarter section OF vacant
81 Incorporated public lands, which may
at the time The application is made, be sub
jec, to private entry at one dollar and
twenty five cents per acre, or quantity
equal thereto. to be located in a body, in
conformity with The legal subdivisions o
The public lands. and after The same shall
have been vsyed.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That
the person applying for the benefit of this
act shall, upon application TO the register
OF the land Office in which he or she is
about TO make such entry, make affidavit,
before the said register that he or she is
the head of family, or is twenty one
years of age. and that such application is
made for his or her exclusive benefit, aud
those specially mentioned IN this act, nnc
not either directly or indirectly for the
use or benefi, Of any other person or per
sons whomsoever: and upon making the
affidavit with the register, he or she shall
therefore be permitted to enter the quantity
ofland already specified: Provided. horo
euer. That no certificate shall be given OIL
patent issued therefor, until the expira
ton Of five years from the date of such
entry; and ii, at the expiration of such
time. the person making such entry. or
if he be dead, his widow, or, in case o
her death, his heirs or devisee. or, in case
of widow making such entry, her heir:
or devisee, in case of her death, shall prove
10y two credible witnesses that he, she, OF
they, have continued to reside upon anC
cultivate said land. and still reside upoi
the same and have net alineated the same
or any part thereof; then. in such case. HI
she, or they, shall be entitled to patent
as in other cases provided for by law; anc
provided, further, In case of the dealt
OF both father and mother, leaving an in
FAINT child or cildren under twenty -on,
years of age, the right and the fee shall
insre to the benefit Of said infant child Of
children, and tho executor, administrator
or guardian. may, at any time within two
years alter the death Of the surviving pa
rent, and in accordance with the laws o
the Stale in which such children for ,ht
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13
J. G. OSBORNE, See'y.
Report on Temperance

After carefully examining the subject
of Temperance. your committee are fully
of the opinion. that in order to a final
victory over the evil of intempsrance.
the manufacture, sale, and use Of all in
,oxicating drinks as beverage must be
suppressed by the laws Of the land -
Therefore,
|. Resolred, That the Maine Liquor
Law. or one not less stringent. is the
only law tina, in our opinion will sup.
press tue unholy traffic in Intoxicating
drinks. and we hereby pledge ourselves to
the effort of procuring the passage OF
such law in Indiana.
g. Resolred, That we will not vote
for any man for the Legislature of our
State. who buys, sells. drinks manufac-
lures. or advocates the use of intoxicating
drinks IS a beverage, 1--WE knowing him
to be such;) and who is not pledged TO
the temperance cause. and we will rec
ommend our people to do the same.
8 ResolDsd, That we regard it the du-
y Of each ne Der of the Conference. and
we hereby obliga,e ourselves. to preach
and lecture on Temperance as often as
may be proper.
A. RcSoIucd, That in the sense Of this
Conference. it is the duty of all minister,
Of the gospel to stand forth publicly the
Incorporating opposers of intempe-
rance in all its forms; and in failing so to
DO, they render themselves unworthy OF
the stations which they occupy.
). Resolved, That each Presiding Elder
within the bounds of this Conference is
hereby requested to bring these rrso!u
lions before the Quarterly Conference of
each charge within his district. and ask
their hearty cooperation with their pas.
tors in advancing the cause.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13

pregrtSSiEg.-The work on the Cincin-
natl. Peru and Chicago Railroad Is pro.
crossing finely. Seven and half miles
from this place north. is already cleared
snd grubbed. and there is so little grading
TO do, that this makes it nearly ready foI
the timbers. Let this work be pushed
through to Laporte Immediately. and
the business that il would do between
that place and this. would favorably COM
pare with others which are now doing a
fsttering business.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13

Elk President Fillmore, Oh his late route
to the South, passed through lndiaDapo-
lis, Madison, louisville. and down the
river TO New Orleans. and had nearly as
much attention paid 10 him as Governor
Wight did, on his recent visit TO the
Governor of Kcntucky--except that il
was intimated by Louisville paper that
the Governor would make good candid
ate for the next Presidency, whilst the
neat PIrsidcncy Was not mentioned to
Mr.. Fillmore lie must have neglected
some CT the fraternity in his route-but
Gov. Jo--take carel He knows who make
Presidents and Governors.