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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-03-04

The People should Know
That the undersigned now keeps his
Book and Stationery Store
At No. %, Robsrts street,
Next "or to Cathcar, Co.'S Crystal Pa,sce whore
enox Other sreat varieties in mis- line, may Tue
following:
Stationery.
~ rcamS csppapar 81 reau,s can uapey uIs.r
, 10 do brief nan.r a In ~. 80. S'-
3 90 S Sn Letter paper Is Do Fancy Paps
20 NJ assortment Miscellaneous Books
Int o",ns to holidays, large assortment
Letter Writer'S Of a super form
Meadows French and Engl,sb D,cuouerv
School Books ali kinds Gu aper than apy oer I'm lila
Territory
Maps OF Minnesota, NJ klnls
Albums IA great variety
Pay bpcks aud I,ge.s
NemIsn,iu!;s and Receipt buCxS
l.afeiuls sI.d satin surfaced oorlA
t'ud Pens, Pencils and ?. nci. Lsais
Portfolios AID Portable aka
l'rIw:;.2 s. est yaTt
Ink s,arhs scG t.;a1
Wall pat 81, 1850 10,
MsI.do" u,.L.ns, Congress Kasrs
Guitars all Vi>la5
Nufs, a few lef. che 81; I1iips attend,
Also many other articles, To humorous u lusn, i,
Which viii Dc sold at The low est prises for cash.
Being agent for Daniel Burgess h Co., New York, and
W. b. smith n Co., Cincinnati, for School E,pks, tLs
subscriber believes that he Sell these articles at
lew rates AZ amy where nurtL Saut Louis.
December 10. WM. DAHL.
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CARRIAGES g. CHAIRS
FRESH GROCERIES.

FRESH GROCERIES.
W. DOwNER, would take this method cf inforIn-
- ing the citizens OF 81. Paul, and Minnesota
ally, that he has purchased the entire stock of w. n
Person Co., and Is now prepared TO furnish Family
Supplies cheap and good quality, he pro-
cured at any other establishment in the country, fresh
Groceries will be received by every Express arrival from
below, which will enable him to keep on hand at all times
fuil supply every thing in the Grocery line. HIS
stock consists in part OF the following articles, viz:
,"-A-o
IL chests Young Tyson; 10 do lmperia5 DO Gun Pow
der; do Suuchoag and 20 Cables Young Tyson, superb
or article.
old Java Coffee,
very superior article received yrect from New YORK
pronounced the best offered i'll this market Also,
Ceon and Rio Coffee, warranted OF the best quality,
cold at the lowest Cash rates.
p r S r v c S:
Peaches Pears, PlunS Pine APPLE Raspberry, ounces,
Crcn. Lines, Olives and Natural feoches, Cherry Jams,
and variety Of others too numerous to mention.
Pck!cs---Assorted and put up in gallon anu half gallon
Jars.
Cdtsup-Wanut, Mushroom, and Tomato, very supe-
rior articles.
The best of Wines and Liquors for medicinal and
culinary purposes.
Oysters and Sardines;
choice lot Cigars; Salmon and Mackcrel, Non and
In KITS Coo, and Chocolate, prime articles; Raisins,
Crons and Figs; Crushed, Powdered and Clarified sugar;
Dried Currants and Pruncs Picked Lobters Lemon Syr
MP; Stoughto Bers Spices Of all kinds; Essences and
Extracts of all kinds; Talioca; Sperm, Star and Tallow
Candles; Salcrats; Crackers; English and Knicker
Mustard Vennace; Maccaroni; Pearl and Corn Starch;
Dried Herring; Pine Apple Cheese.
2OOe lbs. Fresh Butter.
Also a superior lot OF Crockery, etc.
All of which will be sold low for cash. Peisons wish
ing lay in their winter supply Groceries Provis
ions, would do well - GTe ME ca. before purchasing.
J. W. DOWNER.
St. Anthony steet, st. Paul.
Jan IA, 1ss4-lstf
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St. Paul Banking Office.

COLLECTIONS made in any part of the Territory, and
~ promptly rcmitted the lowest rate OF exchange.
E-The highest prices paid for Eastern Exchange.
Land Warrants Wanted,
Will attend the investigation Of Lind Titles. UaninS
money, payment of taXeS Nc., &c.
Money RENTED TO Great Britain or to any of the i'm
portant points on the coniirent OF Europe.
{. II. PARKER,
dec 10 Attorney ana Couasellcr at Law.
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Family Library,

II NI1IIy I1UEdTys
YUNYTLER'S Universal History, Q vols;
IL Life Before the Mast, l vol:
Memoirs Of Josephine, ] vol:
American Courage and Enterprise, 2 vols:
Ticknor's Philosophy Of Living, l vol:
Livy, s vols:
Principles Of EloQeuce:
Court and Camp Of Bonaparte:
LOckharts Life Of Napoleon, vols:
Life Of De Wit Clinton:
Hacck's British Poets, 2 vslss
Thatchers' Indian Biographys& vols-
Thascaer's Indian Traits. vols:
Ro,'s and. GiTra Library.
Tale, Of American Recollection, vok
History of Nassachusetts,2 vols:
History Of New York, 2 vols:
Whale Fishery, vols:
hIrercsn Forest, vol;
Cesar, 2 vols:
fhe above hooks and many others Of the sane library
may be todsht for the sa OF As cents youxre a
LEDUC'S Bookstore.
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n0h. how nice your house looks ~

IVES, Mr.. COLEMAN has been here and whitewashed
IL all over Colored the walls and repaired the Iatl
ing Plasterng, and Glazed the Windows, and White
washed my Cellar and all the Fencing and Barn, and
built Cistern fer water, and fixed me nice
copper, that boil my clothes brew my beer.
His cash when the work is done and he will do
Il well. Leave your orders at Mr. Fower's Wachma-
ker Upper Town Mr.. Russells Tin shop, Lower Town,
or Mrs. Browns Boarding house.
P.S. City Bill Poster; Bills posted ard delivered.
Bring them along, will put them up that they will
remain.
March 4.-g5
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UPPER TOWN COMING UP!
New Store New Goods.
u. T.. FULLERTo
MAKES This opportunity Of informing the public
Il by the kind and liberal patronage he has received
IN 81. Paui, ne has been encouraged to establish
Branch Store
In Upper Town. IN the large five stry brick bu ilding on
the corner OF Eagle and Fort Streets known as the Vi-
sl0U House, second door above
CHAMBLIN'S CORNER,
whers be found well selected stock OF Sta
pie and Fancy Dry Goods, Cou, Boots and Shoes Hats
la.s, &C., and shall! conuc receive goods week
iy by Express, through the Winter.
My stock has been serced with much care from the
best inporlaions and maufactores New York, Bos-
ton aud Philadelphia; and with my long acquaintance
Win the wants of this vicinity, feel perfect confidence
in saving that My Stock will Please.
My aim is TO buy and sell such goods as i'll awe nv
Customers satisfaction in using.
guarantee my goods to be what represent them and
invite attention ~ stock, examination quail
y ana price before purchasing, make charge
showing goods. Jan7
inLD MESS PORK--For sale by
" A. VANCE BROWN.
The Public
WiLi- please bear in mind that are the only au-
w thOrlzed agent for
DR.. Jayne's Medicines,
which deservedy popular. They have been known
TOO long TO require an address from bring them into
notice. uiCUCOy
Il NGARS, few thousands best Havana cigars which
~ We will sell to the trade reduced prices, at the
DRUG CHEMICAL ESTABLISHMENT,
Gee IL Third and Cedar sts
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SPICES, Cinnamn. Pepper, Allspice, Maei, Nutme0s
y Ginger, Cloves, 4usenSd, &c, y
". W. 4yCECOXs
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Dissolution.

UlSSOIuNOn.
T1HE firm heretofore existing under the name Of c. c.
Bates CO., is this dissolvedb by mutual consent,
Mr.. c. c. Bates withdrawing.
The business will be continued the old stand on Third
street, by william W. Bates, who pays all debts due by
and collects ali debts due to the late firm.
CHARLES c. BATES.
WILLIAM ". BATES
st Paul, February 2itl. lSJ4.-25-3
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Notices

NOtlees
VE have associated with In business the ChcaI
w Corner in wnslow's new Hotel, in Upper Town
Mr.. J. b. CULVER. who will take charge of the
under the style and firm of J. b. Culver & Co.
CHAMRIIN h MORGAN.
ST. Paul, February I, 1SS<-21u
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LJEAD QUARTERS of Ale1aI,deT Smith (the new Poet)
IL Fanny Fern ami Mrs. Ellet, and other noa5ities
Who rdnis copy Of Smiths Poems, Fern Leaves, Mr.
EIlet's Summer Ranb-s, Law and Testimony by the
thor Of the /" Wide, Wide World"-ca.l at =. -.
LEDCC'S BOOK Sr0RS.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-03-04

ORESERVES Of all kinds; extra fine Worcestershire
sauces Catsrps assorted; Oysters and sardines; in
TACT every thing in the Grocery line be found at No
= next door to Fullcrton's, on Fort street.
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III ONES of the New World, by Miss Fredrika Bre-
II IL mcr, Just received at
W. G. LIE Dues Bookstore,
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At LIE Dues Bookstore

UST received, new assortment Of Books; s. Brooks
- best Cutlery; Back Cannon Boards; Chessmen
stationery, etc. at low prices.
LIE DUC'S Bookstore,
Cor 81 and Mabasha SIS. oppOsite the Post Office.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-03-04

NlGARS, few thousands best Havana cigars which
~ We will sell to trade reduced prices, at the
DRUG CHEMICAL ESTABLISHMENT,
dec II Third and Cedar SITS.
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EDwARD:-
oh you'd patch with song
The ragged mantle Of the beggar earth
Most hopeless truly, this Of ali the tasks
You could put hands to. No Isy ardent fTIesd.'
You need not tinker al this leaking World,
'Tis ruined past all cure.
WALTER:-
Edward, for shame?
Not on a path of reformation runs
Tho trembling earth. t;cs.'s eye cht follow her
With far more love than doth the maid the moon,
sneak no har. words u Earth: She Is mother.
And few Of us, her sons, who have not added
A wrinkle 10 her brow.
alexander Smiths Poems.
For s.le at LEDCCS bookstore.
Dec 3, fS53-i2u
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-24
Thc Territorial Homestead Bill.

! Fairness being an undoubtad Wing
Characteristic, ii is but just that some
| of the Wing presses should be corrected
as TO Misrepresentation Of one Of the
| Homestead laws. Il is stated that Pres.
ident Pierce has approved bill grant
| ing hoinesteads TO settlers in Mac Nerico
hansGs Gn9 Nebraska. This is true in
regard to the territory FIST named, but
| is net correct as 10 the others. New
Mexico being by no means an attractive
| agricultural region. but sterile aud out
OF reach of commercial facilities, il was
deemed proper by Congress to hold out
induce ments to settle by grants of land
as in Oregon. but not in quantities as
large.
A casual reader might be very easily
misled as to he provisions Of the act
by merely locking q. the title, which is
IAN act to establish the Offices Of Sur
yeyor- General. of New Mexico, Kansas
and Nebraska, 10 grant donations of
land TO actual settlers horein. and for
other purposes" But homesteads are
only actually granted in New Mexico,
as the reader will perceive By reference
20 the act itself.
| The first section creates the office Of
! Surveyor general in New Mexico and
regulates his salary and duties and the
location OF his Office. The second sec
ton is in the following words, from
which il will be seen that The Territory
Of New Mexico only is referred TO:
SEC. 2 And be it further enacted.
That to every white citizen of the u.
States. or to every white male above
the age Of twenty one years. who has
declared his intention TO become citj-
zen, and who was residing in said terri
tory prior 20 the first day Of January,
| eighteen hundred and fifty three, and
who may be still residing there. shall he
and hereby is donated one quarter sec.
iion, or one hundred ard sixty acres of
land. And TO every white male citizen
of the United States. or every white
male above 'he age of tveniy.one years
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-24


who has declared lis Infection II be
come a citizen. and who shall have re
moved or sha+l remove 10 and settle in
said Territory between The first day of
January, eighteen hundred ami Gity- three
and the first day Of January. eighteen
hundred and ifty-eight. there shall in
like manner be donated one quartz: sec
ton, or one hundred and sixty acres. on
condition of actual settlement and cul-
tiyalion FOX mol less thsn f0a years:
Pr0riGcd ho;ccDsr. That each or slii
donations shall include he actual settle.
ment * improvement Of tie donce. and
shall be selected By legal subdivisions
within three months after tie survey.
and here the settlement was made be
fore tie survey, and where the settle
ment was made afier the survey. then
within three months hficT the settlement
has been nsae: and all persons falling
10 designate the boundaries Of their
claims within that iine shall forfeit ell
right 10 the sa enc.
The next sections. es far as nine, re-
late eoley 20 New Mexico. ana con;ain5
all the provisions necessary fof CEN
p.eto bill.
~s@'The territories Of Kansas and Nebraska
are no: mentioned in the act unt.l The
i0th section, which authorizes tbs cp.
Poin;menl Of Safyeyor General for
;hen. bat none or the sections which
follow contains homestead clause
The 81 csrfio., 1t~,c.r ho-r ~, .r..-..,-.-
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-24


The Wing HR!ty.-Some OF our prominent
Wings have stated TO US. that rather than
be transferred 10 abolition and disunion
factions. upon one idea principle. they
should hitch on TO the old line democrats
With them there is some bottom. We
have ever recognized them as not only
formidable but honorable competitions
They have pandered 10 prejudices that
we did not like. but we believe the Dem
ocra,ic party remains attached 20 the
Union: but lrhere is The Wing party?
Opposed 10 the Netrsska bill.
Whit ere the principles upon Which
il still claims an existence?
Opposition to the Nebraska swindle.
In other days it promised On undying
devotion to the principles of the com
pact which are calculated In perpetual e
Il Union of the States; but what does it
promise nnw2
d" 10 S'S'iNio" WIN oNHCi luCtlOne, IL
promises opposition 10 the laws Of The
land and II dissolution Of the Uuion is
the result-the cry is ION Stanley, on. y
We calculate 10 continue our advocacy
Of the Union as it is, and if laws are
! fairly enacted by majority of the Amer
lean people, vhether we like or dislik Ike
them, we expect TO submit to them; and
although We should oppose them, we
hope never to be found advocating a dis
solution of the Union.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-24

The L0alsYil.e lo&ya5I affects 60 car
not whether there be union OF "a
HaTas and Sofis' OF not. !! says.
I'VE care no: whether the intrigue sue
ceeds or fails. We have not the lons
objection TO The reunion Of me Hard
and Sofs. We see no Probability the
their continued eepsgatjon wou.i pro
mote any purpose that " or Cur fr;en3
have in view. II those who call than
selves Democrats can triumph By union
let them triumph. The success OF I'll,
Wings would be Of no permauen. adyan
iage 10 themselves OF the country unles:
they arc majority Of the country. anc
unless they can harnoni1e sufficiently to
make their mrioiiiy available ia a con
lict with their united opponents
George d. Prentice IS & p=r,iz4n in The
stric! sense Of that term. yet we have
infinitely more res pecs FOR him os such
than for the mongrei who, fer :hc put
pose Of self egS-andizement. would de-
base his party 70 mere sectional faction.
as the combined efforts Of fanatics and
unpsincipled demagogues have succeed
| ed in doing il the North.
II there is , union Of the two divisions
Of the Democratic party in New York.
il will be UEIoH formed in behalf OF
great national p.inciples--a union for
the sake Of principle. Prentice knows
well. that the Democracy IF New York.
/ when united. will stand upon national
ground. and that there vii, be no aban-
donmen. Of the national Democratic plat.
form. The dosiriae Of non intervention
will no. be oApyomiscd OF sacrificed
Hence he has no objection. lie has wit.
messed the disruption OF the Wing party
in the North. no doubt i. has made him
sick Il. heart. In eli his articles we see
displayed all the malevolence of bitter
Wing sainst the Democracy-but 10
this we recognize disposition 60 choose
what he considers the least Of two evils
TO pray rather for the success and IN
ion of the Democratic party than min
lister to the corrupted fana;iciem Of The
abolitionized Wing party OF the North.
Let them triumph, says he. The sue
cess of the Wings would be of no per
manen. advantage 10 themselves or to
the country unless they are majority
of the country &c. lie means of the
whole coun;ry-of the North and South.
In other words, he might have asked.
what advantage is TO be gained 10 the
country by the triumph Of the abolition
ICED Whig party of New York? They
have deserted our national standard =
They have no utilization with us, and
we should be glad TO see sectional issues
rePudiated by union Of the Democracy
of that State. State Sentinel.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-24

A bachelor friend of ours. passing VI
the street yesterday, picked up thimble
lie stood for moment meditating on
the probable owner: when pressing II e
his lips. he said:
oh. that il were the fair lips of the
wearer.
Just as he finished. "a bia. fat. ugly
black wench. looked out of on upper
window, and said:
Boss, lis please 10 frow dat fmble in
the entry. | Us drap It.
Oar fricnd--fdinled
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-24

Russia By the TWO Governments, but Is a
relative of tho Two royal families of Austria
and Prussia.
Five tussian gun boats were sunk by
two English war steamers while engaged
in raising the engines OF the Tiger
No attack on Aland had taken place up
to August lsi.
Prince Gortschakof, with tie Russian
army passed the night Of the 28,h a! Shil-
ova. They buIni Two bridges In their
retreat. The O,;ou.aus arc following
them.
!; Earna. the Fronoh troops are worl,
ing zanlousiy at Qualifications. whilst line
English are occupied in repairing the
fort
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paper noU7



CAREFUL Usa OF HoRsEs, An &C
quaintence lost horse. few days ago.
in manner that should DO an habitaGi
caution in driving. The horse, o valua-
Bile one. we'll kept. in good spirits. and
in perfect health, was taken from the
stable and driven. He had tscended q
long and hard hill within the frs, mile
OF driving. and. as soon ss the SUNNI:
was reached. the driver. as is the habit
of many. touched him with the whip; he
sprang, stopped. staggered and FELL and.
by the time the driver could aligh, from
the carriage he was dead. An exemina-
ton showed that large blood vessel
near the heart had been ruptured.
Farmer aud Planter.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-24
Nofioo Is hefeby given ,ha, a wsi,

IW NHEp 10 "VFVUy EIFeII UIdI "fNs
osAttachment " IS issued By me.
James H. Case. a Justice of the Peace in Cen J..
ter Township. Marshall county, State Of Indi-
ana, on the 18th day Of August; 4 D 1854 upon
the affidavit of Lyman Griffin of said county,
against the goods. rightS, Credrs, Cha..els.
moneys and effects OF Boyce q Pisk. by viz
tue of which wit the following property vas az
ched, io-w1t: oil the goods generally kept in
country store, Consisting Of caiicnes, Musin
Hardware. Groceries, Clothing, Goats, Shr.e,
Pants, Vests Sc. Knives, Forks, Picks, Mat
tocks, axes Shoves, dirt covies. shantees, cup
board ware fish. Delanes, ginghams-a gener-
al assortment kept in country stores, and that
on che 18th day ofSeptember 1854. at | clock
z ", will proceed 10 hear and decide upon
such attachment and The claims Of the credit
ors. This 22d day OF August. 1854.
lanes IL CASE ] z fsea,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-24
Land For Sale.

Oh ACRES of choice iinbereJ Land IN Sec
GU ton 81, township 30 north, Of range >
east, is offered for sale at bargain. It's
about two miles north Of Plymouth east OF thG
Michigan Road. Terms easy.
Call on the undersigned AZ the Banner o.
Gee. wv ) HlENS.
Aus II igai ?it
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-24

The chinch bug Is making grea. havoc
w;th the corn in zoe southeast port OF
Macouqia couaty. i'll. Ca WcCro ner's
and Spanish Needle Prairie tie cop Is
about used Up, between eonseaiiag nth
Iho severe droath. and this insect.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-24
| II Office IS horoby given ,ha, wi,

Of Attachment was issuel by no
| james H Case Justice of the Peace in Cen
| ter hTFnshP II rshall County. and State .. Ia
diana or tho affidavit Of John G.. Osborn for
friedrich Evans on :he 7th day Of August 1855.
against TIE GOODS, rights chatiles. credits as.
ehects OF william. Boyce. Fish and COMPANY
by virtue OF which wit the following property
was attached, sGbiec. to an attachment in Mo-
ses \. kidwells hands, ts-wi;: all the goods
generally kept In a country store consisting o.
ca!ic 'es. muslin. HaIaware,e Groceries, Cloth
. ing Of al kinds, Coats, Shirts Pants, Vests.
Knives & rorks. Picks, Mat.ocks. Axes. Delnnss
Muslin pelanes. Sl.pw,s, Dir Co-ics, Shan;ce.s
Cupboari ware Fish &C. and THAI en the l5.h
day 81 September \. ID. 1854 al o'clock y. m.
Will proceed To bear and decide upon snch
attaS Enrnt and the ciaiuls Of the Citizens. Ills
Aug.s; q 1854.
JAMES II. CASEJ.P. rscal,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-24

The Nebrs.ss mites Of tie N,uih Consl. s>i.l,
"'>iIic' are :" hold ioniihaiil l..NeI=irf, a.,
thursday, J. IL IuSf.. at Fnnogfn. llar.l,a E
county,. All nonsense gem'l,1 ID; g., lax can
beat the esj ialf doz n men you lave IA il.e
.is:rici.-T,qf. Garesfe
No doub, Of it Bat i, is pretty generally BE-,
lieved ~ In That region we see, Int lie is ,..t
cute The sig Il beat any enc Of them
n ~ frr,e
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-24

Gen Niepokoisciytsk has been n~poin-
fed lolhe command oEihe Ash CORPS Of tho
Russian army.
The Evansville Enquirer fernnrilne on
The name, wi.tily says. that If he should
happen 10 bea; the Turks, ihey"woald new
or I've able 20 10 tell ,vbat hurt fhsm." Il
they should. they would iDiallibiy bar,
themselves telling il.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-24

"Why. Siah, Ion estonished," ssli q
worthy deacon, "didn't We take you IN
to church short size since ! believe
SO. hiccupped Sirh. .'and between me
and YOU Il was little the dasn1est take
In YOU ever Saw CT heerd ot.'
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-24

The Plymouth Banner, published 10
tho northern part of the State, is another
Wing paper that refuses 10 raise tho Pic
bald ticket 10 tho head OF lis columns. The
Banner denounces. in emph attic terms, the
union which is sought to be formed with
aboliionists aud Union dissol,ers.
State Sentinel
What does tho Sentinel mean By Wing
paper noW2
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-24
Vnf;co Is hereby givcn tho, Jesse

Vn4;co Is hereby givcn tho. Jcsse
Neidig has Lled with RE We
necessary asidayit esld undertaking Lr Gil ~
tac,incn; against tbs goods and cha,sels. riph,s
credits. moneys and effects OF William Gifl.s-
pie; and a writ OF attachment Issued thereon
aud unless the said William Gillespie appear as
my Office. therein on ;hc 18th day Of Seniembcr
1854 ~ ten o'clock q IN ia I'ou.bo. rounsi.ip
Marshall county, Indiana. and plead. answer or
desnFlr thereto. the same will be heard and de-
termincd IN his ulgsence.
C;vea under my hand and zeal Ibis 81 day a
August 1854:
JAMES McWHORTER. Up. fiscal |
Aug. 81. 1854. 2sI3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-24

''oh dear doctor; my back is so lame |
can neither set. nor lay
Then ,nadam should suggest the pro
pric,y Of roostin9."
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-24

A rowly intending TO be very witty,
thus accos;el q lody an the street
raledam. can yon inform me ~ here /
can see The elephsnt?"
40. bat if had LOOMING glass. -
show You very large moakey." The
r)wdy slid,