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ana reh,. without being even accused or suspected

and right. without being even accused or suspected
Of crime For him there is no trial by jury, JUS
tiee no Observation-Disclosures is the public sympathy
excited not by his color but by the cruel wrongs TO
which that color subjects him. Is this hard to CON-
prehend
An the Southern talk of Northern injustice to ne
cross degradation Of negroes abuse OF negroes, c.
who reside right among the Abotionsts, in con'rads-
tincon to their love ofthose living at the south
whom they never saw, is equally idle and unjust.
The men ,io degrade and abuse segroes al me Aorh
are uniformly hostile 10 Aboon, and distinct uphold
srs of Siarery This il fact which nobody here pre-
tends to gainshy; yet il is every day deed in South
erp comments ON Northern sentiment and action.
Anti-Slayery men, though not specially aimring or
sGeeouate toward negroes, in favor Of treating
every human being justly, without regard to bis color.
Negro pews, negro cars, negro schools are required
Al; the North by Proslayery not AntiSlsyery senti-
ment The truth is important, yet is continually dis
regarded
.Just SO with the common assertion that the North
sold her slaves to the South, and then out hot
for Abolition The truth is that the free laborers in
this quarter outnumbered and overruled the slave
traders and breeders and compelled Abolition
by law. Those who were shareholders here NIFTY
years ago are generally pro Slavery still; the chill
dren of the old slave. importers are to-day fighting
beside Douglas and Pierce for the extension OF the
area Of slave-breeding Freedom Anybody can salts
fy himself Of this by little inquiry among our aml'
lies that trace back to grandiahers. There is here
and there a renegade, of course; but, as general
rule, the children of the who stopped the Arl-
can Slaye-Trade and drove Slavery out of New-fork
are now doing their most to keept out OF Nebraska
and Kansas, and are confronted by the children OF
their fathers old antagonists.
WHY will not the South know the TRUTH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

SUSTAIN TIE MOyENENT-The following passage
from the discourse Of the Rev. T. L. CuYLER Sunday
evening, in Markets Church. speaks the sentiment OF all
true reformers in the City:
And here let me pay humble tribute Of admiration
and gratitude those few public officers would that there
were more Ike hem who have firmly refused ali licenses
10 sell intoxicating posons beverage All honor 10 these
faithful men who fear God than mani who have dared
10 breast the torrent of devastation that has so long swept
on unchecked As they have brought the power OF M to
bear against the dram-shops h them e sastaincd Let the
law be upheld Let keip to uphold IT, Let the Chris
sniy Of York stand by this most Christian effort to
C1ngush those nurseries OF crime and hauns Of moral
death Especially do / call upon all those citizens who
rgdy devoted TO the enforcement OF law that they
are willing To sec the Fugitive Slave Law enforced al the
lemons mouth: them, especially, do call to sustain
heartily law to our tempted youth law to re-
helpless negroes into bondage Ii of US agree
reluctantly laws that wound consciences how much
rather shouid rally with the whole unbroken force of
all the influence possess for the support of this glorious
movement against the murderous traffic in alcohol be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

the commencement Of the financial operations ire
lnt.Dg TO The war; Of the very mobile aud voiuDie
Chancellor Of the Exohequer The Bank Il inciinei
10 hold On to ito purse-strings with oomnendabe per
tiLaeiiy, while Mr.. Gladstone draws down his bal
nnces with inexorabIe prompttude. To meet the
drain tic Bank cxscs the payment Of the call ioans
Of tie Chancellor and throws out the Government Sc
euri,ies upon the market. The diminution OF these
securities led ly the Bank had been less than ten
millions of dollars during the two weeks proceeding
the smiling Of the Arctic Of which near SIX millions
lad leen disposed Of in the last seven days Yet on
the whole both the finances of the Bank and the
Government wear a comparatively favorable aspect.
The stock If ccn and bullion in the Bank had been
diminished but G75,C00 during tie week and Consols
were still tending upward-9os to 90s having been
reached at the latest dates.
But Tie most important news brought BY this ar
rival is that Of the position of Austria and Prussia
which las assumed more uDiavOrable aspect toward
the allies. The Earl Of Clarendon stated in the
House Of Lords on Friday night, (the Goth Of May)
in reply to question relating to the recent Conyen-
ton between Austria and Prussia, that the negOtia-
tons carried on had been kept profound secret
from the other Governments and the treaty between
those two powers had been only communicated TO Her
Majestys Government confdentiay after the ratlhca
tons had been exchanged. The Earls further state
mens in reference thereto very general that II
would be difficult to infer even the dissatisfaction OF
the lies unless that inference should be based upon
tie halrcomplaining language that the proceedings
during the negotiations referred to- had been kept
profound secret" But we gather from the com
ments of the public journals that the terrnsof that
Convention IRE quite unpslatable to the English Gov
ernment The Ne,ss goes far to admit that it is
now apparent that "no honest, efficient assistance
"can be expected from the two great powers of Cen
"tra Europe, and that France and England will be
cleft TO fight the battle against Russia alone"
The aspect which affairs wear, therefore under the
news brought by the Arctic is that of prolonged and
complicated hostilitics throughout Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
NEw-HAMPsHIRE LEGISLATURE.

CONCORD, "Wednesday, juno T. Io9f'
The Legislature assembled to-day. Ten members Oh
the Senate were present Democrats and wings.
Two vacancies exist in Districts and 7. j. r. Sargent
Of Wentworth was elected President and Geo. Williams
Of Lancaster and Charles Doe of Rolngsworth Clerks
They are all Democrats.
In the House, out Of 3ll members, the whole number
elected appeared. Francis II. Chase DEM of Conway,
chosen Speaker Mason w. Tsppan of Bradford.
f. S.. who supported b. both Wings and Free-Soi-
ers. The vote stood Chase 56; Tappan 1853; Scattering
/, which was cast for Democrat.
For Clerk T. A. Hibbsrd of Plymouth, lDem.l had i5s
votes j. .. Adams Of Manchester, Coal;tion,) lfs;
Blank !.
Arson S. Marshall OF Concord subsequently elected
Assistant Clerk.
The Governor elect Hon. " Il. Baker, will be inaugu.
rated and deliver his message tomorrow afternoon.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

In the House of Representatives yesterday, after
the usual opening business, Mr.. HoUsT0N made an
Intellectual effort to have the daily hour OF meeting
changed. to II o'clock. The House then went into
Committee of the Whole, and resumed the consdera-
ton of the Pacific Railroad bill. Without taking a
vote the Committee rose and the House adourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
Nem,llo1k Daily gribnare
THURSDAY. JUNE 8, 1854
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice Communications Whatever
rd,d be authenticated by the and
the wtcnOt necessarily Tor publication bu' as q
gufTnuty Of his coed faith.
We cannot undertake rejected Communications
FRrNDs-Suscribc in sending frequently
the Of the PosiOhce and ery frequently
which their 20 be senal1ays
mention he nrn q the Post flGce and state
SUBSCRIBERS wthps have the direction Of THE TRIBUNE
must the old address well as the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.

1ITIsBI KOH, "V1''V'71'9' "'1''7 = 'T7''
fire broke out last night in Allegheny City, which de-
sroyed Is stores and dwellings. Among the sufferers
John sterue dry goods dealer; Morris & Patton gro
cers; - McCrathy clothing; Magee, do; Peter Mentz,
shoe dealer Klee & Kaufman, clothing; William Miller,
sadder. Wilson Son, hatiers; - Smith, tin ware;
Raston grocery Carson tavern and Lghtcaps tayesn
were also burnt.
The buildings were situated mostly on Fcderal-st.
Loss eco oOomosy insured in the Pittsburgh Offices.
named Stiles, recently discharged Peniten:iary
convict has been arrested on suspicion Of having caused
the fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
THE LATEST NEWS.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
FROM WASHINGTON.
RECEIVED by

''''' WsssISeros, wednesday, June 7, 1854
DANIEL TuRsrR Of North Carolina, brOthcrn-law OF
Senator Badger declines the appointment Of Naval Sore
Keeper at Calif,rnia.
Our difficulties with Spain still remain unsettled AMI
very doubtful whether Congress would stand BY tho
Executive in war with that country mr. MAsos'
Ch.sn Of Foreign Affairs in the Senate, and Mr. BArLr
N The uouse. are not belligerently disposed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

The Philadelphia election is a clear success over
the Nebraska Democrats. The triumph is utterly
overwhelming. For particulars, see Geographic
head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

The Hair. we're told. twas Heavens intent
should te TO ornament.
Now this cannot be the case IL it happens to be sandy
red asy sy and accordingly Science steps In with
DYE her hand and In Eve clothes
ned viii beauty Sold and applied No Assor Hssse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
tn TN, ATTENTION or IIorsr.xrrrrns, HorrL-


k,,rsMs We sha have rssd m ncssa and sais On 'A
pay MosSSo. thc eh Inst asfss assortment o. ""rk
GU, celebrated manufactures N
freuc~, cerpsiinr of ,ntc nSsE1 bfss'H' 40" - -,
.,ed q, ON the VOYAGE Of importation by water ana wheh We "'
enabled lowing 10 ho allowance upon iuufsuce) 70 gu A. ny p.
cent les ia, the cost bonded In perfect order inc .h'" H
N reed condition neither cbir,d ofeold aud s"ofa' Al opp''
p,y which seldom Offers TO secure great .fsau' !" 'hna ware
'' y. v HAvGawovr,
No. s5l ard so Broadway.
s,,,,,u ENVIRONMENTS AND ilosIERY! Time
- -, can h, .a,, by bayius al No ioi bowcfy.
M" "'''' w" Ipe ~ rayR MEsfso uspxRyrsrs
a At or, svofa years since universally
,rpio, cd and .houo be worn by all p 20
Iaros,ers and ManulsctnTas,
No 0i b0wefy.
YrrnYR MrEINo UNDTRG ARMENTs
LAmrs GrSrirNtS kNo CHiLpHSN
An extensive and variety OF the above bsod' AZ 'h
wt sess Which they b. purchased tis eoun.ry Wal
tho oe!ctistcd importing aud mat nseiaIins esta0An
.euto OF UNION Adams,
No sol Broadway,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel ard Nbo. Uaden
RlcH SIiks Ar 90 CENTS PER lARo.-LEAD-
rrA,rx Lrr No 81 Broadway LeonsFds have just
eh PLAID AID STRIPED SILKS which they WI"
sell 1T a. ItrNt Thee SILKS are worm -
NiGs AND ToyPEEs.-BACTHELoR OF No. 233 broad
WV another beautiful improvement IN
81 these articles lhs improvement Is applied 20
aud HAIR WORK aud decidedy he nos per
rect initstnh Of nature ever yet discovered
fr,rR AND A.UE. - DIR. EDWARD BLEEChERs
srsMrrrr the u Fever tnd AFue aud ChAsie
This ,n,dy effects positive cure without qsnRsn
Sold ~ h. pioiieiofs MEAD ''' 90 ~
way, New oik. and Druggists eeneihiy.
TEussEs-Crystal Palace only prize medal awarded
a. Msrsn Co. No. q Madensne, fo their Radical tVkt
IkVss Imported slid AID elastic Ankle socks Nice osi
Sockus ds.fiptio4 for vnrose VEINS
nadc odcr TO- rhys ca deormiy open uh ~ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
MORE ABOUT THE GREAT FIRE IN BsoADw.y.-

William Toyrns sod last Friday at auction large stock Of light
cohine saved from Jennings observed RAJ
EVANS the Cother OF Nos &c and IS fulons the largest
buyer lie very large choice lot cheap means
Of small advance for cash Also black
cloth Dress s,S och oats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

49, $500. q .,o',s on ,nr,wly, JuNe. is.t-.in an
.s,sss ssssss s ss sss. ..r.,s.
s,,si NJ suA ressl es.,s ssss ses atsl, aud
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ssSs s,ssS r ..s'. .ss ~ S"S, F.SSa.
tss &N,', &c. Co. A@ nss;e s's.as",
.'s.,. ~ = EScN--kNoN's tiles appear to
m, Nse IVA. sg's " s sai x, . ,s" OF
y. 'fsg's p to- 's and - N.Y.
WV. sssss a.. s s r. S aS,Sis "'N ' "
W., ,,,,,, ,i,,,--s,. NMtR nsAR BEAVER. -RffEa
ss. ss r. Ss SO ct nh n ,,sss to Il. %hs
ssssp 1less ice ma f',dees Bah ea.9ae, en nave
ss' S .1.S ~ =. aud S sS,a ~S
N,,,,cs liArs.-np,n DvWras for Summer
sS .,'. "a s ss.S :''' %a
ss.sssssi ,s,a Nss,s, 's'ss, OF n",,d"s, aud
E.xr,tNsNs SpNMIe iiArs-BiRn, No Az N Mas
80 sss as ,.,,eS ss. % s,s sss .Ss,a.6e
ssN., ,S"'' = @s ~ ~ S' - near M.'a'a'os
VfN'>S "'h -" IN D.,,, IA si Roadway,
"'NN' syrssir 81 Paul.. Church
,,v,,,,--sp,ru 4 iorNsnrRRy would respect
az s xs esH, sad N rete Tia, heI eats es,Ss Iao
% ss.s NY M s rss s~ rr no to ssSSs Scir Se-
g. 80. s.s ss ss..s. Velvet r''y srr"' Three
a., ,se,,.u g~s on Cs,s and al other goods pertain"
N.,,n,,>s.-S. u. u II. W. smiths celebrated
~,r.,,s ss ,.ssnsn RslSwus ratENt oSsA> " lowell
49, rs4cexa>> lhese sAeIs ale weidteH"wmN, Vss
49,, -. psss in he Sonai temperament Ne'Ie.s u W.
.,L. NAlc.a,e si iiiecs @w't Than can ee na SIS
seffe ''' F, -.
r,NoS-iIc.acc Watcrss Planes withne aud I'M
49, .sA s>a instrument OF s',ai pow .. oas
ID f.reA 4 Nlbcri y CO.. Nc-ds
- ~ wuhoa SohAa, with raints sna eteuia
sAs- n.At (tsaons rGrcs tot The 9d esaesnsd ha
- -. ,,tt a.. RceiOf f,snos Ao tisNos OF sN esi
,ffsrsf ~ ~NcssNe rVtAl ss'"" "N
"a A.tr-ts Se{e1s hard fts>N> a. great eaIHsins
tsyyar sur Or CAgPgItN0s Ar THE CAStL-sr'
r,,,t S,x,if W. at Capeis cheap car a. T.
rtrrxSs>x ~ Cansists thr- ~" WI n az 49,,
~ nj ,arS: TstxslTy krsssss M y net vi So
49, .l.sl Il Tls,siN AM usssia CAircuS Ssi 49,
a.. sAs IS xc an 10 cent less 'hsn any o'"ei ''
b. - siN N -
foulsKS q WELLS. fhrenologlsts ana fuohSherS.
~ s,s-<~., r~S sl<ss sAovs The fsTs
C,srsI,NsS. n HUMPHREY Nos. oU
- are ssirs 81 their entire ocA q VsrPetnss ~
s.. .sss t,ss &c axe Tc0m isr extensive ''h
RcA NsesSc. Ncve,s-
k<kN tlvtts style
RsA Tstssiiy rem y Is l-i per yard
ESA Siussels, g.. l.. c....
- q uMPHREY,
S'-r' Nee 81; and S79 Broadway.
CuTroN-SIwING MACHINES The Commission
,h,r sess.S that WALTER HUNT Cannot
trr,ue Of ps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

HE MAx SUTAlNE CHAMPAGNE CANES are made by
hAItLkD Co. Ne Cal broadway Of Houstonst They
the only cakes be OF with giving add
tonal ssi and favor to the "
&. j. CALLERS SaLAMANDHR SAFEs.-The depot
for these FRI DkryiSc sAfEs No 1872 No
rs PsxtL three doors shove Maiden
ted for IN, manufacture. with Of
more extensive scale than heretofore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

Susnrs wholesse Retail bargains at w D. JENKs
Shade Paper HAnsn AID Curtain Emporium Nos 80 and
"a doors Chshamst Also, Lace Muslin aud
Coruic, Bands Pins holders Drapey
.ei Table Oil Cloths Competition de
Id Gail and examine
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

y. csl' special attention Ct TIE pub
lie 10 new slve't..enaee:s.
Lsssoss n music. On the Psno'by Mss
Smith.
Messrs. N.s.e.vels and Hewitt s.lk
ins % :hei: customers.
Great Lad ssle - c. ?. end chie.so
T.. Z. %.
Ns.srz "a sesl and Furry. Dissolved.
and Nec!on odsriss bargains .ri plenty
q soois.
NJ K. FsErsua. Esqr. OF Larorse. Atty.
s;L.w. al safe Couns.llo.. good .ivoc.,e.
al p'omp: in busine,s
NessFs. Wilson and Antrs~s of l..
p''te. Druggists, keep large stock, do
ins s=svs business. keep pure chemicals
and fair p.:ces.
VIZ. 4. Shianabarg.r. closing his
Books. Help him all you can. that he
nv renew business in the spring.
J. L Case, Esqr.-Lasd wsrran, for
al
J 4. Corse. Pocket Eook found.
j. :. LOCKER Esqr.-Dfy goods &c
Ne called personally ~ his store. found
coed stock. clever fellow, and hore
q see him well sustained. having recent
y causs amongst Us.
A.so 70 the advertisements Of G. r.
Roberts OF Lsport-. Our foreman. MI
Iarric.. has just returned from Lspor,e
srd ststes MS Drug snd Book Sore s
crowded With goods and filed with Gus.
toners. AMI that Toys ard Gifts for Hoii-
days are gaiFg of q tie hundred. that (,
= IL fact perfect Bazssr. Re keeps
Wholesale and retail. We suggest tia,
oar county merchants visit Lspo.,e and
i0ok ioT bargains.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
Communicates.
Err the 3 amer.
FsE TH

tom ofevery humbug "-Bd~ngu,.
That is the sec.et then, O mes: illus
,rious Prince Of hum bugs. and the world
owes you thanks for ne discovery OF the
principles whose demonstration has ma ie
you bJts the text and sermon 10 all the
h9rcrs ble and respectful classes of hun
5osgess now, and forever. Well reully.
upw. What. 30 you take us 10 be the
poor outsiders, entirely uninitis;ei into
the rules OF your order? Ia short, tie
zeal Know Not;iinssl Some truth for
soothe SO you DO give Us credit for be
ing little less stupid than you wish u
to Dc. Some truth. indeed Blu. you
never say how diluted Il may be, that il
is the very quintessuce stewed down to
half drop: that it wouldn't occupy as
much space. as 7o.ywcg would in Lax
Superior.
Tbs. is the way humbugsers reason
They compliment the mass By consider
ing them no, quite fools. and mix the
little lesven OF what they call truth inte
he enormous schemes OF hunibug :hev
prspe ,rate, and the mass swallow il. A
.ie-t many people too, love to be hum
bug.i snd run into Il with their ewes
wide open. There would be no humhug.
gers. II there were no lovers Of humbug;
they thrive BY each other. Humbuesery
pfzcliceses upon the weak side of its
dupes--a vain and idle curiosity. dis
tempered and grsspiug fancy, or vulgar
and incesssut desire fer something new
or strange, and These passions love 20 be
grstihed and thus they play into each
Others hsuis.
We are fallen upon queer times and on
curious ends OF the earth. This is en-
phsti, ally en- ege OF humbugs. We DO
not think. or realize how its influence is
creeping into every department OF socic
Is. Il stalks freely through this grea.
American Gotham of ours. IN fact.
humbug forms part of til. web aud wool
Of our socia. framework We are all
humbues. more or less; you. and you
and yea. aud the res; Of you. Humbug
sits in the parlor. and IN the social circle,
stands behind the counter. struts down
Change. follow. the plough. lounges in
taverns. travels in the furious Whit OF
.he car AMI tie steamboat. makes prosper
Gus !imes for he men of pills. stands in
The shoes of entity Blackstone and Coke
Lyttleton. Il invades tho schools. end
pedsgoau-s Sit IN the place OF learning
AL i, even Lorrows the sacred ea.5 OF
religion. and utter. its voice from the
pulpit. Science suffers from IS fctions
and intcrrolations. & learning vcrges in
70 ridiculous bombsss and pedsntry. It
makes quscks and toadies. II transports
the Yankee pedlar over the "a nd with his
precious freight Of brass clocks and wood
en- nutmegs. and has mado the term,
Yankee and Humbug synonomous almost
in the view OF our more staid and antique
cousins OF the old world.
And Jet there are some things that are
not humbugs. Uncle Sam is q bona fide
existence. 'Irs. Darlington is a verify.
A fine though. is truth and a pro
gress. and pure and loving emotion or
loving affection. wholly aspiration. a
reaching after the Infinite and sense Of
all things. are the truest things in the
world. XALIA.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

tsn the 21lh dsg a. December 1864 " TIE
Court House. inffe iowa Il Knos, at 1 o'clock
=. NJ on said dry
s,,..e;f saf.a... :. sasS D;4ohes 80
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

FlatieTr sits ~ ;hc parlor. Will. Plsin
dealing Is kicked out Of doors.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

Dec. e,h 1851.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
VS. cali attention to the n.ti.

VS. call attention to the neficc
Of ". L. Plat. Esq. Offering forty Hu-
resus atsuction next Monday. He makes
tbs Offer for want of a Sufficient ware
room. We have personally examined
his ror., sai find il is ola good ..uali,y.
Erom he gsputahou Mr. Plat. has as an
Aolest workman. we anticipate q ready
szls AID plenty OF bitdsrs g. A. Du-
mont Esq. is the suctIouesr.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

4 weekly statement Of the banks Of
1s~ iork city. dated Dec. 18th. show an
increase Of specie OF sl9S,000. loans If
$3.50 coo. and in drawer of about s ] ,O0O.-
coo. while the circulation shows d..
crease OF S22 600.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28
= = Il $50
NEEDER:

Ie-eve! painful, it becomes our duty
- Fen the sad Catastrophe which occurred
:. Is Residence of john johnson Esqr.
OF this County on Monday last. Isaac
As e',uek Air Robert Johns With ne
tesr7, II is gun. first OF TIE - Of his
- he Slow glarcins of an striking
= -aoa'ier. then repes ting the blow.
s'fsck him Ell the side OF tn. head. frsc-
.asiss The ecu. in. zach manner az to
..soduo- Death in ebogt Il hours.
10 cause e psovocstioa given Exec pt
: rev harsh lords. Coroaer I. Nat.esor
bed g in4ues: yesIeriay, the jury founl
tar lows inf ic:sd; TO te the carse Of
Ia Death an retained charge CT .Nur-
CIR = - irsi dssrse. Tie Feon las
fed oGicsr Snyisr & others in 7u1sn
Doctors Bennett ( Sherr.an heil 8
.gssi T-ort1:rt EEalaias:ioa.
NJ Johnson tai numerous v-srTQ friends,
sn5 hss been resident q This County
nssry yssrs. Truly We eyrapsthiz- with
is oeresvsi WIDOW. family < frie ala in
their solemn aIicton, SO sudden & so
cfle..
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

IsEs.-DrT. A.Lsmons new sd1eriise-
meat IS TOO late for this mum bel, hence
- ca. lie attention Of our readers "a
rs New stock CT Drugs Groceries. ana
49ys 1or Holidays. The Doctor has re-
ally received the P0tatce Clock ia run
Ming orler.
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EIstrav Brown Cow.

vg7AhEN up by James Dollar on tie 5,a
d,v Of oc, hrr. l55i in 30 7u 7 NJ
ship Marshall Comfy, I,i;aaa. ole e,irs,
s'-oNn cass, slppose>.; b. tee vears oil: me
wn.te "A tue rlmp. l'gs. l,ly AM fac has .
80, on III : ~ lo,tioa. n timer ul,ks or
br..,.l~ ,.,rcei,..i Apn1a,,a,i -, > ,:on rs
II 20 a.. il, Ctenlr, Utpd r-en auj " .r,N-
In Chandler. beiar- llstcc } i,.,, NrNAarles.
lite RICHARD COABALET.
29.3 Clclk. Vi. G. c.
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EGSiraY.

'EAkEN mp by Samuel ID. Taber, of
Center Township. Marshall County. Indi-
ana. two cs'ray Colts. Ont. n dun mare cell
VIII brown man- and tlil, one yeor old last
spr'ns. The Other bay horse colt. with
piazc n hts face. one hind foot white half way
t. The h9ck.and white spot on The ait hind foot
on the inside. one year old last sprire. sad
Cots appraised ., 50 dollars each, ~ GEORGE
Tay Tor AMI John Grinf. before justice james =
Case. tiscst RICHARD CoaBALEY. Clerk.
Dee. l4'h. 1864. 4o3
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Oct. 1857.
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Some young ladies. feeling aggravated
by the severity with which their friends
specalaied upon theiI gay p!umes. neck
lsces. rings. etc. went TO their pastor to
learn his opinion.
DO you think said they, there is any
improperly in wearing these things?
by no means. was the prompt reply.
when the heart is full of ridicuIou, no.
tons. it is well enough to hang out o
sirn'