Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-04

pOluflleut OF lls successor, .loilN IL. DAN-
sOS, of Pennsylvania. Mr.. ID. was =
memScr OF the last Congress and we find
bis name recorded in favor Of the Kansas
Nebraska bill. Whether as Governor OF
Kansas he viii be likcly TO play into the
hasls OF the Southern Slave propaganda,
or stand mp for the rights oil the people
over whose Interests he is to preside, we
are not enoagh acquainted with his past
history to express a decided opinion. lfhe
does tic latter. or fails to do the former.
he will r-ei all the amor Of righteous
ness. besides a few revolvers for be VIII
be mark Tor the UliAnisn of all the
lSl,$pyeliOas in the State Of Missouri,
which has taken upon itself the govern
mcnt of Kansas ami don't intend to be
interrupted in it, develi.h wOik by such
small fry as Governors appointed by the
Washington officials.
We hope the country may know for
what cause Gov. REEDER has been remo-
vel. Ii he has been guilt of official NAL
conduct, it is iue to the country that it
should be Published and proven, to the
from the i'm mpataio@a i @ 81 p Stifg fiifaggS SoT TsiSG1 ave,
self aud the government to the border rul-
fans. On the contrary, if he has been
stricken down for faithful discharge OF
duty, lis reputation as a man and pub
lie officer should not suffer from halfwhis-
percl, half concealed charges o. 'nal!eas
auce. Tie co'a.t.y aea'sts tie !acts San
lasdy RCg.
NiEs. RoBiSsoy, (THE MyEDEREss,) At
/ IpRNEE.-Two sympathising and chris
tian ladies', a. we learn, called at the jail q
day or two since. and requested TO see Mrs
/ Robinson. Permission being granted
them, they entered hcrroom, and after some
little conversation they proposed prayers.
/ No objection being raised, The two ladies'
together with llrs. Robinson, knelt down.
AMI of the folmof by turn ievently ad-
dressed the SuTre!nn' Being, after which
they requested Mrs. Robinson to do the
same. She, however, at first raised some
objections, bus upon their insisting, finally
did as they desired, but had not succeeded
>, uttorir.. l,t , I,,t. y,orlc m hon ehn
a.t.,t ? ?,t,,s IonJ l,nN,h Thn Ia3;o,
'",.,J '' J' ',u:,a, '',D a,'T I'L4 ,ro~, r,nr
;f,Ia+r,,ll5, ,,n..,m,I, cnrIr.t /, an
.swer to their inlairins loJk Mrs. Robin
,r,ns.s,5'a 80 - : ,.,,,:n'Ia1 b"r CO. forriLlv oi
bar ,;rIhon1 n.h,,, slo snl otLer ch;i.,ren
.,,sai - aroot ~. .l,sr s,J l,nool;nr aronr3
= ,noI-o I,a1;orn' tnrray +h,,n,n co,,lJ NOT
) helplaughng. The attempt was then civ
en- IN. and Ms. Robinson was not sgain
!, ,,koi to nr,y. drrin, that intrrvioy
T,a,., D,.l. I.l.o
A'0J D'"t''' '"' 49,
'l'EHI .t"f' oE : '''''' l'H"n' -,h',
: iNEsoTA-Ihe Ca'oh says 1t IS hcld IL
: contempt st Oh to- issue, in q few days, &
oroc,auatiou for the sale of public land,
al +,., l,,l ,a;oas IN +ba rI',rritcr,. nj
~ ~. :.-..i ~.
-h'un9so."' Pl!"CiP"'ly 'l'"".o' 20" "
the MlS&lSslppi hlFer, eXtehdlnG rom the
!. boundary of Iowa to the Mlnnesota-Iat,
{ St i'eter's-Riyer. and en,hra.inp q large
rlolr ,f ,,o- 1,,l. o,,,,,;ra,l Lv rocnnt trao
~ - .>..-.:.,
He5 win TIC !nol"Ile "''o, t''0 ie'et n ",'o'
OF Fort Smelling amt the fails OF ot. An
thony, heretofore advertised, but not oller
f ed for sale. From recent letters receives
''t0 ~ ~,
; ca ''i"' 'ii'' io5io'' - pc'A5 i"Pt'Hy 00'''0
I by emlgEants from the States VINO are anX
: ious 10 acquire titles to their neW homes
The auantity of land to be sold will be ),
:, 2Sf G7L aero.
, SUIT AGAINST A RtDIEoAD CoNrANY FOR CAUs
-4iEG STEErLtTY IS \ LAZY Tile Jrffer,0uyill
, Railroad Company has received notiticatio
: from 4 lawyer reed,nc in one of the interic
! Counties vi Inlinaa. that suit viii be brought
a lady Client, to recover damages for the resu
If IN accident tItt occurred yl that road la
Il fall. The c,rs Jeiagttrcwn down an embanl
o ment this lad: received w,uad pronounce
thea by phy.cansa mere slight ahrasine Of ii
,rrskin. Snc returned nome haglI;- passed Il nig gI
-, in New Albany where she SUIT Cd for lack
y, hotel accommodations, and now. after Ion
Il interval Il arrcars scuing the company. II
= ground Of tn sut Is, tlat the injuries receive
Iby the accideut were Of inch nature as 70 un
j hcr tOC maternal duties Of rather that she cal
=. not ,,a I,.,.n-. r,,. matter af course. W
10 h. ng,n,,ly ii..r,-;yated. itiS certainly ave
l. novel affair. The lu4y interested is only tYc
IN tyflur yeors face and is ,ui 10 be a:,ite han
l. some. ..
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- TREATY BETWEEN THE UHIrrD STATES a!
~ y; TIE k!yG or the TWO Src!LIEs.-2rociumati
Ill Of treaty concluded ut Naples between t
n United States AID the kinc Of the two Sicili,
V. has been made ty the President ot the Uut
Sta.cs. The treaty recognizes the Amcric
doctrine that free ship. make free noctls.