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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16
ARRIVAL OF THE NASHVILLE,


Steamer Nashville, from Havre, arrives
yesterday.
LIVERPOOL, l5-Flour moved Of about
Is decline. Wheat closed at about las,
week rates.
LONDON. 15-Americon -four is lower
Barley, oats and other grains fiat and low.
er.
The Nashville brings London dates l 5th
having left Cowcs on the 10Th. Of Ports.
mouth she passed through the English
feet. Ii was 10 sail 10 the seat of war;
Steamer Washington touched off Cowes
on 1llh.
Preparations for the Eastern war sill
active.
Ii is stated lhat il addition TO the steam.
ers already taken, 1t was decided TO iuke
The remainder of the Cunrad steamers as
fast as they arrived, leaving the company
10 carry the mails i'll the smaller steam
erJ.
Many East India vessels have also been
taken by the admiralty 10 carry stores,
troops &C., 10 oil the naval stations.
The preparations are on siuPendous
scale.
The Baltic feet Of 26 ships. chiefly OF
tho line, and powerful steam frigates, was
assembled in the Cewes on the 9th, where
it would be Joined by ten French vessels,
chiefly of 100 guns each. The whole feet
which was 10 be under direction of Sir
Chas. Napier, is intended for operations
against ST. Petersburg.
The steamer Hecla had already left for
the Baltic TO make surveys and sound
ings.
Rumors Of peace, howeser, were still
in circulation.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times
mentions rumors of fresh negotiations,
and hopds are generally entertained lhtl
they will be successful.
In House Of Lords on the l4th there
was long debate on the Eastern question,
nothing new was elected.
In Paris, l4th, the French funds fell
considerably, owing 10 unlavorable news
from ST. Petersburg.
Steamer Great Britain, from Australia,
with Sl65,OOO in gold on freight, had ar
rived.
The Russians are committing dreadful
oulrages on the peasants Of Wallachia, who
had refused to submit to the bnrdens i'm
posed upon them. The women and chill
dTen OF their village have been massacred.
The French government had addressed
a note to King Ohio, in consequence of the
discovery of Greek correspondence.
Advices from Asia state iha, Schamyl
was pushing forword his armnmen,s with
great energy.
The first battalion Of the Cold Stream
guards marched through London on the
4th, on their way 10 Chester, previous 10
embarking to the Mediterranean, and were
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16

From the year 1919 and forward, it was
the let Of thuse who dwelt near the At
lantic coast. to hear Ohio spoken of az
the far west Day by day. wagons OF
the style used for ordinary farming ope-
rations. covered with sheeting stretched
upon hoops reaching from side to side,
were seen 10 pass, loaded with household
furniture, kitchen utensils. farming i'm.
plements, and hopeful looking women,
aud rosy checked child,en. on their way
to what was then looked upon as the
West, with their destination "For Ohio, -
marked upon them. This was the first
wave of the great tide, which commence
ing upon the Atlantic. flowed towards
the great west. This plain style of emf
grafton. carrying with it the means Of
simple life-the bed. the table, the kitch-
en- utensils. and the farming implements
loaded upon a farm wagon; and drawn by
the farm horses, constituted the first
wave; commencing upon the shores Of the
Atlantic, and dying away upon the wilds
Of the western reserve. Time passed on;
western New York had been settled by the
hardy pioneers of Massachusetts,. Yer
mont. New Hampshire. Connecticut.
Maine and Rhode Island. The simple,
frugal habit Of life-the places of wor-
ship and education-the town meeting
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16

and the steady habits had been success
fully planted upon fresh soil. and now
the time came 10 look
'To fresh fields and pastures new."
And those fields were now looked for, in
what was then looked upon as the Far
West of the wilds of western Ohio be-
came to be looked upon as an eastern
State She became an exporter TO the
east; her citizens refused 10 be looked up
on as western men-her lands rose above
the reach of government purchasers--the
tone of her citizens became exclusive and
uninviting, and emigration sought new
field. Then it was that the spirit Of
speculation became rife. The actual set
tier with his wife, his bedside and camp
kettle were thrown in the shade. and his
place was taken by the dollar and guar
ter man. who looked to western lands only
as means of getting gain upon the efforts
and enterprise of other men. II was then
the tide of migration--s,imula;ed rath
er than restrained by the influence Of
spectators. again flowed westward in
great volume, and passing over the glad
some waves of Lake Erie. Huron and
Michigan, in the halcyon hours of golden
specula tion. pressed forward to the pleas
ant prairies of Indiana, Michigan and II
linois.
the vest afterwards Ohio rejoiced in
that designation; then followed Michigan
Indiana and Illinois, Wisconsin next
took her turn for that enviable notoriety,
then followed Iowa. and Minnesota; and
now, where short Of the rock bound shores
West
Looking back TO the date Of the Ordi
nance of 1887. when the organic law
which for the time being exclusively gov
erned that immense tract of country. ard
which TO this day. in All important de-
gree controls its jurisprudence--it seems
like dream. that powerful, influential.
sovereign States have grown up. one af-
ter another. upon territory of land a.
bout which the attention of Congress al
that time could with difficulty be drawn
Yet so it is; so little do we know TO day
of what the next few years may bring
forth.
We, the sons Of the men and women
who settled Western New York. and the
State Of Ohio. calling i, the far west. and
considering themselves as pioneers. are
now inhabiiing union Of States extend
ing from the Atlantic to the Pacific, hol-
ding within the limits of the so called
western States 27.000,000 acres Of i'm
proved land, 4,472 miles of railroad S9S
miles OF canals. APO miles of lake coast.
5000 miles Of navigable rivers. and g.
100000 square miles of land. This area
embraces over 5000, 600 inhabitants, 20
colleges and 800 newspapers.
Looking to these facts as precedent.
in view of what is past and gone. and
what is manifestly to come. j, may we'll
be asked" Where is the Wesi?"
DefrOif Ina
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16
For the Banner.

There is an ensign waiving free,
High on its folds inscribed we see,
Each motto good and true.
Pure may its sentiments e'er be,
Long nay il bless people free,
Yes-gladden every heart
May it moral light still shed
On those who helped to rear its head,
Up where we see II now;
Till all who look, its light may see
High, streaming forth in brllliancy.
Be it thy lot to lead the way
A beacon light to all that stray
Needing thy friendly aid.
None should receive this friendly light;
Ease, peace nor plenty, day or night
Rest, till the printers paid.
LILLE.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16
WHOLE NO. LOG.

received by the people with extraordinary
demonstrations of enthusiasm.
The autograph letter Of the Emperor
Napoleon to the Gar, proposes treaty
of peace on the basis Of the Vienna note
modified by Turkey, and that negotiations
take place direct between Russian and
Turkish ambassadors.
The French squadron under Admir- al
Benate was to take on board $4,000 troops
and proceeded 20 Toulon to join the Eng
lish squadron awaiting them there, to TAKE
on board 1000 more troops, when both
squadrons were to sail for Levant. Moth
ing from Kalalat.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16
ADVERTISING G.

Advertisements WILDE conspicuouslyinser-
ted, at the following prices, VIZ.
For I souare (of1O lineS) 3insertionS 81 Oc
- 55;t;onoI insertion, 2oC
TAnything less than square, WILDE con
sidered a square.
rAdvertrsers must be particularto mari
the number OF insertions on the face OF the ao-
vertisements, OF they will De published until
ordered out, and charged accordingly
GrTA liberal discount vii be maae "heie
advertisingis done by she year.
Legal advertisements must be accompanieo 60 q
by the cash or secured, as we cannot always
await the issue of protracted settlements lof
the printers fees.
rTAll Communications from { distance
,bould be addressed, PosT-PAID, to the Editor
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16

"Last year there were conveyed be-
tween the United States and Europe. BY
the British and American mail steamers,
4.600.0 600 letters. and J, $3.50. 600 news
papers.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16
THE 3 AN n E II
IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY WIN. ]. BURNS.


If paid in advance, 81 5O
At the end of six months, zoo
If delayed until the end OF the year, Zoo
failure to order a discontinuance at the
expiratiou of the time subscribed for, will be
considered new engagement, and the paper
continued. :,
TNo paper will be discontinued sntll all
arrearages are paid, unless at the option oil the
Publisher.
TThe above terms will be strictly ad-
hsred to-
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-16

MODEST REwARp.-A Kentucky ex-
change says: We picked up lady's
Cuff Pin in the street, the other day
The owner can have it by describing il
and kissing-the editors baby
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-08
he dical Science laid Open to
the People

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Card Engraving.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-26
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A LARGE invoice Of lallef iie9ms lrOm lhe rqle,
~ htalsd maennelo1sl q it9si iMoters, New York
llT lOtS H.T6pPlS, Il
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$4,000 M0nth
OF Real ana PERSONAL Estate l9F the People.
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one splendid ulce story b liok .agN7f yid L0.in
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-26

m" Pnyers will remember that tie els tsxes Tor
iii .ele d." Oh the ittt day or June. upon
Ry.sJp' fOOn, and hope they WIN Be pTspana q
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-26

Ccnp,rys LnRART,--''SNloria EdsewoHh's
,.S, ,pcn,," being ten volumes in iyt hand
,.T rgi,onnly bound books, and forming amin
.a,, little Library for children, for sale al The
S, '', pe,Iolieol Derotof Robinson & Bre, No.
w,gio,ton Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-26

", enormously stated recently thataihe next,
-,,,, Il Bslhany College commented about the
- a s,suber; note from Dr. RleNhpsoS,
Eta,, HAT the time was changed two years
-, ,,,l, ld Mouilay, in octo1eL and that he
.'..,,,aibs occasion will commence on that
.,r--Btg,tugh H'raA' fs.f u5fN VI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-26

n. Bt,oEe County agricultural Societyhas OF
,.,,l.gIendid side.sadde TO be manaluctuIel,to T
IA, rp5se II 0wardingitas premium lQE The
NJ itmaie equestrian OF the lair IN 0elober,7T7,
ro,--,y this pT, Of eFhuw going TO be entWely
|, one sided sasir. No chance TOT gentlemen
touesliirsl r..r.. s-ia.i,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-26

r.. pr,, is now lover according to the mem.
~ ~ i o,s.,yerof spcliihitgs, th5n il has been
~. l;,,, ,nd'i' now only one inch higher Tim
.,,.o. II wOsthen eleven, ltisp now twelve
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-26

rrTRr bssi spec,men Of Job Printing we have
,sso I',-y. RlEe poster forthe Western Virginia
i,,fDlufsl PtL Ills abont 6ieetioEg byfLree
a, Spr vide, printed in colos, We must confess
an ,ipnse Ia see that 1t is executed by Mgssts,
Sr,s1le,a, Taylor & Co., ofihe Wheeling Intelii-
,,o,,r. RisbaIl 10 beat opJIeftclspTeat ctrddon
he Once ifom which 1t was issued. --Bsimont
Cbsntb. ..
Tie inJous an mngnaumous loTemPl 81 our
!oJ Oace, sryif we ,yet had The ttmciesi dopR.
Of lhr COOL taste Of MI. CowEN, tle above should
mote lhan remove that doubt. We think so, too.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-26
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