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The Death Penalty.


musician in Capt. Barry's company.
y. $. a for the murder Of Thomas
Ly"es, before the Sixth District Court
o" Thursday last, naturally sets the
memory to work on the past, to find
". last recorded csse on the criminal
doeket Of East Baton Rouge. Of con-
Tic''on of murder. In the past TWEEN
" years Of our memory. not one white
person has been convicted of this cap
l'aI offence Three or four negroes
have been executed in that time the
last two-murd"rera IL cold blood. Of
Il Miss Bartell. near the Cor,ite River:
lnSiIca'ed to the crime, by white
man who should have suffered death
with them.
From the evidence on trial of VIII
son, it appoars clearly that the miti-
eating circumstances in the case, are
very ~6ght-if any at all. All the
witnesses agree that Lynes was down
and completely in the power Of Will
son, when three distinct blows we're
gwen with The knife, either Of which
would hav. proved mortal
Sentence will be pronounced on
the Prisoner, early the coming week,
a;,d IN this case the extreme penalty
1T the law, may DO looked for
What renders it in manner irnper.
tive on the Judge to pronounce death
is, that when tho Jury brought in
'htir verdict Of guilty. the Judge
asked the Jury, if they understood
him in his charge; to say that they
might render verdict Of "gnity
without capital pun shment =" The
response was prompt they did.
" heller death at the hand of the
law, has the effect by example,
whSJh its advocates claim for it, or
not is ut this day hardly debatable
question. The past proves in every
page of history, that it Vas not. The
debasng-dls LISTING and barbarous
spectacle of public execution has
fallen into disnse IN most Of the en-
lIghtenel nations Of the earth and in
when the ordinances of society
require death Of the crimlDal-it takes
place in private, not however without
nrousIng in the multitude. the beastIy
desire to see. and the prison walls are
sealed by W. men, as well as men, to
witness the debasipg show; which
cannot but be the most offensive Of all,
in he eye Of heaven.
We have ever opposed the penalty
IF death First, because imprison-
rnont for life is much more terrible 10
he criminal and secondly, because
leaih hy the law. has not the effect
upon the living, that is clamed for it.
We're there nothing more Of evidence
- support Of this position than the
,'oody days Of the French Revolu-
ion. it were Sufficient.
The fact is, the teaching Of society
5 such as to make us put light val
,e on human life. Take for instance
hr war, nov raging like pestIrnce
n the East there, men meet to fight
md kill one other. who never met be-
ore. Can the crime be half 80 great
n the Eye Of An impartlal.and Just
rod, when we meet one who we fun
u has done us personal injury. and
ak" his life 2 No, it cannot be. To
Kill man who never wronged us, be-
.an-e diplomats disagree, is certainly
he g-rafest crime, the arm Of mare
an perpetrafe on man. Cd
PoRT JUTcE.-BoeEL says he hasa
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-03

UTwenty-fuur persons have been
indicted tor parllcipa ION i'll the late i
ct IN Chicago, aud are to lie tried in
June.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-03

U The steamship North Star, Of
the Vanderbilt line arrived a, II .vana
OH the 4th Inse, from New York, hav-
ing made the passage 10 thirteen days.
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PoRr JurcE.-BoeEr. says he has
c'sk Of the article pronounced by Por.
Judges, to be as good as the best ever
squeezed into existence. Port Juice !
We know not what it is-must pre-
sumo it has medicinal virtues or Boz
GEL would got offer it. lie says;
that to The conyalescent it is an agree
able tome.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-03

~ Mrs. C.. HUsroN has removed
her Millinery establishment from
Lafayette, to Third street. where she is
bow ready to receive her old custom.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-03

Bermuda. Accounts from Bermu-
la, to the 18th ut, state that the ar
row root cr,p is short and the potata-
to crop has been damaged BY storms
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-03

The Agricultural Hlrrau Mt Wash
lngt"n las Tlst received l,rgn supply
Of seeds fr>a SPAN for lstr button,
and an"th"r importation IS soon ex-
pecied from England The Washing
r,n TnIon says that bcaslIr>lrunkcn
ness u ala'mlngly prevalent among
the BOYS at the Gan irol, aud calls on
The authorities to Ia X mra%lres to
St"I, the erIl II is no wonder that
ia" boys follow he example of their
seniors in the Capitol
II Is stated that three or four thou
sand hogs have lately been slauVntrr-
cd il Grprncas'Ie, Indiaua, for he use
Of tn" army in h" C,Imca. Contracts
e. thirty thousand bead FIR the same
purpose have been made with differ,
rnt partles throughout The State.
A new mcdiine ha~ Just made IFS
appearance" IN Boston called the ''tiut-
'ure of bar|"y.' The nprMrricos can
'carc"ly supply The demand Boston
must be very slrkly.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-03

~ Th" Rev Mr.. CAsrrrreN will
deliver lecture to'he Yonng Men IF
this city, this SolbM at eight o'clock
PM Sntj"ct--"Gympscs Of the go-
mes Of the life TO come, As Indicated by
known principles and experiences IL
tho present lif;' ..
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-03

T On Friday at Noon the .ber,
mometer stood at 90 > in the shade
On Saturday morning At 6 o'c!S'k 'h"
Mercury wen. down to 73 Q 'HFer
ence in Temperature Of 20 . in eigh-
teen hours.
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EXCESS OF SENrrMErT.-Tbere is p

is particularly notic'a|lc in the SOU. all
ling style of n"nsen>e, haged ont oi
that much ahus. Il musical instrument
GALE j the F,onp Iorte, If a fashion
able piece OF forty seven pages, con
'ans one single idea, it is entirely
sufficient food for the refined taste Of
the age. Common laIlads-sinrle
and soul stirring are alike barren Of
sentiment, 50 much so, il Is refreshing
to meet one. who has the go,d sense
to NIX in ",Ot. N the Silly NIGH, "
T~lllght dews, - -" II"me. " and 9th
or nnc'eut ballads. with the modern
nonsense
We have now before us, piece
called beautiful Isle, " a fashionable
thing addressed " as tic Author
says, "to Da"phin Island and dedi-
Gated 10 Madame Walton Ley4rt."
Que verse for physlc
Eeautiu Isle where the wild waves fr,wn.
Beautiful Isle where t',. gpes down
In youth how dear were thy j,smiue bowars,
Thy sands, thy bells thy songs and flowers
Oh, h ,ui'fu tJp he ,utiful
1sl", beautiful, beautiful Isle
Where the sun goes down. &r.
Here $ Poetry u"ish/y sprnkled
with sentiment
The late Sears e Walker, in com
papy with pungIeson and Bachc, Of
The C"ast Survey, Speaking Of New
England PSalu"lv-
"G"un'less saraphs bow before thy throne
Countless ser apis countless ser n, er Graphs
Row WOW WOW before, &c,
observed II never hard that be
fore Il must he one If - . douuas
of III" church. "I.s. said Eache,
" it IS in that cotrgrry"
Fuvs1cAL BHNEpit or SUNDAY
as appropriate to the present quite
Sabbath We enjoy under the p'ohLi-
ton Of the sale Of liquor, the North
British Review ssSs, the Sahh.'n !.
Gods spfclaUpre~ent !" the working
man, and one Of its chief objects is to
rrolong his life, and prese,ve efficient
his working tone. In the vital system
II acts like a compensation pond it
r"plen'sl's the spirits. the elasticity |
and >'gor, which the last SIX days have
draln'd away. and supplies The force
which is 10 fill the SIX days succeeding
aud IN the economy Of existence. it
answer the sam" purpose as, in the
economy Of income. Is answered by
savings bank The frugal man no
puts aside aponnd to-day, and another
pound next 'nonth, and who in a quite
way Is always putting by bis stated
pound from time to time, when he
grows Old and fail, gets not onIy-thc
same pound back again, but u, good
many more beside And lhe4:on,ci.
eutl"ns man who husbands sic dag If
existence every week whs instead of
allowing tb. Sabbath ~ be trampled
IN, and torn, IN the harry and scram
bied Of life, TREASURES it devoutly mp
and the Lords ot5fhe Sabbath keep,
t for him, an'k, length Of days and
nale old age gives 1t back with u~ury.
The Saving Ba"k Of human existence
"the weekly Sabbath ...
HrRGLARy AND RoEEERy.-,About
bark, o" Sunday evening, the jw"lry
md fancy store Of Mr. Joseph IIniry,
N Camp street, one door from N.
'orner ut Common street, under the
lily Hotel, was entered by means Of
alse keys, and robbed of j.'werly, the
'alne Of which is varousy estimated
It from $4,000 to $4,000. A gen ,
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Rev. Mr. Chas., Methodist mint
ster, Of brunswick. small village adj
Jacent to Troy, n. Y, has rpan away
with another man wee. newly mar
RED woman, and but eighteen year.
of@age; whereas the mor@pr is over
fifty. and has v fe and ten children
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-03

TIE SECOND ApyENrrsrs .-Saur-
day was The day on which, il was be-
lieved. by many Second AdvcntiSts,
that all temporal matters would BE-
brought to close, but again they
have been disappointed III this con
nec'lon we may mention n sad case
which has bee, reported to us n bean
tlfu| young lady in an adjoining town,
whose worldly prospects were as bright
u.s. her friends could wish. lady Of
rare mental cndowmcnts, cducation
and sweetness of disposition. G-came
impressed with the belief in the Sc
c"nd Advent. as understood by the
class OF persons Just mention d, and on
Thursday last became il maniac This
Is but one Of the mary instances where
insanity has 1tcenicansed by this re-
markabls delusi"n Boston Chronicle
PoLrcAMyS.- of the beautiful
effects ofSpolygamy is given in re-
cent g">Hpplng letter Of Dick Unto
trorn2'aris lie says Mrs. B)ac
que, daughter of DIR. Mott, Of New
York. and wife Of the Interpreter to
the Turkish Legation here, has u,t
died suddenly. The cause was the
reception IF a tier from her absent
husband stating that he had married
another wite--a Greek lady-as it
was his clear right to do, according
to his religion and the custom Of his
county. lie added that he mad no
desire ever to see her again y That
her death was caused BY this sad
l,ews is denied but the fact that the
Tux has married another wife remains
without contradiction.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-03

~ 4 man did recently in Miss
ourl f"rhi'ljlng any administration of
he estate The administration being
highly reSessary, his son cxrcufc1 il,
and Afterwards thought he bad prrfor-
med an impj"us act This idea got
possession Of his mind 50 entirely that
he became distracted, and SHOT him elf
Last week
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ORlelnALirY-The thirst after

Oalc1HALrrY The thirst after
originality, in our local press, amounts
to rapaciousness. If local incident
occurs, to furnish An item, it is dshed
up and dressed in three several differ
ent ways, in order to make it seeming
ly origin$ A striking Illustration,
A day or SO ago we gst an original
Matrimonial item from New Orleans,
which we gave the public in t'fr usual
brief form, adding few chasIe edI-
toral remark+ The item was copied.
first by the evening and then by the
morning Journal and to season the
matter with spice Of originality the
happy "gen'leman's name is given az
TwrrrER." The name il Tw1TrY. -
Will the daily press sacrifice its repu
tation for Originality for truth, and
cvrrect the errors'
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-03

"We are authorised TO announce JAMES
N. ELAN, as a candidate for Chkss1 Justice Of
the Supreme Court, 10 all the vacan9 ccc'si"nsh
by the resignation Of the Hon. Tvs SllpELL.
Election by popular vote. on tn. 25s inst.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-03

VIRGINIA ELEcTroNs.- The --latest
in regard to the Virginia, Elections
we find ii a Topographic despatch to
the Delta. Of Friday, 10Th inst,
from New York May 2Sth,
Wise is certainly elected Governor
Of Virginia by probably ten thousand
majority. and it is believed that every
Democratic congressman is chosen
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

Nor TOO LATE TO Sow TuRNIPs.-A
very good growth ofturnips may be OBJ
tanned from seed sown at any time before
the 18th and 20th of this month. The
Yellow Abedeen is one Of the best valie-
ties Of the Ruta Baga for late sowing. 1t
grows al est as large as the Ruta Baga,
and is nearly equal in nutriciouSness and
in keeping qualities. AS it is sown later,
it is less liable to be injured by the fly
Coating or smearing the seel with fish oil
is thought to Ls protection against the
fly; but the best preventivei is rapid growth
10 secure this, let the ground be well
prepared, and make liberal application
of stimulating manure. Good Peruvian
guano is the uest lorthis purpose. Taper,
phosphate Of lime may be used, and in
the absence of these apply well rotted man
ure.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

rT-oLD SORES ANp t!Ii.S. and al
-rursieas and diseases ari-'rs sr'a.. n impure
md .sllzvc,i st.ie sfth, r.-Hi- : the extra
srdin.i , euFs of Nm. &. Il sasi. highly res
Pectab,s citizen q Riehsa.i ~. IA, by Garter
spanish Mixture. lie had ulcer. ami sores ui
the worst descriptions aud finally got "a bad
he was unable e walk. A few bottles VI Car
iers Spanish fixture, the great blood purifier,
Cured hila, - il has cured hundreds Il others
who have Suffered with Rheumatism, bad ei-
iecis Of Mercury, and pains AMI ulcers Of the
hSacs and joints. See arlvertisenent' ju2
fsrcArARArT. SnRE. vEAK ANDINTLANED
ENES-Thfr- ,iisss day tnnsinf the tesntiss and
: en- afcsua Nnh nAiiiN'sfAiNT ENfRA,Tnhi
aud lut saus saiNs u the h-i of the eve, II u be-
u anisd, week so's aui liaiEfuit an even though
years q; utieai Il 10 aAA fsfruue hss teen ineectu-
ally wasted, tharush tut shurt lrf-.vrraucs VIII
t-tiNsi give yun IeTfsu' rure Il the lids nns hs
sufe spTead aiHtr, ,oen, ast the desired tesnH wt
EIlas-Wiil FslIsvr saiarari Of "a ,saf- da;r
| tnflamnaIian nf thr Bfain aud Head Ache The
rnsilne magnetic influence u bale - Pain ENtFarr
on the nsryes aad brain i p1st al uunct tiun. whrt
ruih- treaty on the b. nted sounds II eprtfi,
sparks viii he -mIItrd with cteakins noise aud ih'
/ cV cI.iCXRNER L c.. Prnnrittors, New Yotk
/ u wuuST ER. AEenti Pivm''uih.
nssaands German Bitters prepare,
aud sold by Dr. jackson, at the German Mcdi
cal Store. I3O Area street Philadelphia, dali
increase in theirwsll Il 'scrvcl celebrity for ID
cure Of all diseases arising from icrangemen
Iof the liver These B',tcrs have, indeed. prov
ed a blessing to the afflicted, who show thri
'gratitule by the most il ,ttrring testimonials
This medicine has est,blishcl Tor itself nam
that competitors, however WHY their scheme
or seductive their pr, m.scs, cannot reach.
:: inea the public confidence by the immens
benefits that have been derived from it, an
will ever maintain its position. See advertise
Llncpt JN-
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

TIE WoRLD's FAIR OF ALL NATIONS
among the noticeable things on exhibition
at the CRYSTAL Palace, we saw contllbn-
ton of Ie,y Pills, from the laboratory OF
DR.. j. c. AVER, the anthor of the widely
known and valued Cherry PEcroEM-
AS it is against the express regulations ol
the Palace to admit any quack medicine,
this fact shows that his remedies are not
placed in that category by the authorities
Indeed we have before knownthat his Pee
toral was highly appreciated by scientific
men, and we have seen lately that his Pills
are held in great estimation by those deep
" learned in the healing art.-1r~e lie
former. Mass.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
At this season of the year, the follow

At this season of the year, the follow
ing recipe to prevent horses from being
teased with flies, mag be humanely
instructive to owners and drivers OF hcrses:
Take two tr three small handfuls OF
walnut leaves, upon which pour two OIL
three quarts Of cold soft water; let it infuse
one Mi ght and pour the whole the morning
into kettle and let it oil for a quarter OF
an honr. Nothing more is required than
to mosten sponge with the liquor, and
before the horse goes out of the stable, let
those parts which are the most irritable be
rubbed over with the liquo', viz: between
and upon the ears, the neck, the flank, DE
Not only the lady or gentleman, who rides
out for pleasure, will be benefited by the
walnut leaves thus prepared. but coach
man, wagner, and all those who uso hor
ses during the hot months.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
~We clip the following items from
a. Nar,~.ik Rsfsfor- nj tbs. ws.k-

Ne clip the following Items from
the Norwalk R.fssOr. OF this week.
A German woman living in this VII
lagc. came near losing her lie wesk beiUrs
lasi, by eating ioa i-stools. which she cook
ell aud ate OF. supposihg them To be mush-
rooms. She Was seized with vomiting
and purging, soon after she had eaten OF
them, and was very sick for several days,
aud we understand that it was with diff
Guilty she was saved. After she hal eaten.
a neighboring woman came in, aud being
informed OF the fact, told her that they
Nere toad stools ami that they were pois-
on. \ physician was sent for Immediate
ly and to this prompt action the person
!prObaLly owes her lie.
Those who anenOt well acquainted with
mushrooms should be cautious what they
gather. 1t is much to early for them yet.
I'VE saw the toad stools referred to, and
said at once that they were poison"
eve saw on Wednesday last, one Of t lc
most shocking sights that i; was ever oul
lot to Lehold-a female so intoxitatcd that
She could not walk without assistance
We were returning from Huron, and when
about a mile and half beyond Milan We
we came across two tersons-a man aHd :
woman-both of whom were the worse fol
liquor. They had between them basket,
and each of them had an arm through the
handle, as if for mutual support, though
the man appeared to be decidedly the so
,berest of the two. and of course was th'
main supporter. 1t was wretchcd sight
truly. The woman had that silly, vacan
look, which one cannot mistake, and iron
the manner in which she walked we though
she could not have stood erect moment
without the aid she was receiving rom he
companion. We hope that woman ha
no little ones to greet her on her retur
nome in such a state if she has, may TO,
help them. 1t is bad enough to see
drunken man, but when we behold fe
male, thelast and noblest work of creation
in this condition, it is enough to soften
heart of stone, or melt to tears the mos
hardened rumscllcr."
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

The expedition auiyel at LeOnora River on
The 18th ofJuly, ana aliiii0nsl men were
hourly expected. resthumbeTs were ex-
peelei to cross over on the 9th.
Capt. Henry. commander Of the Texan
volunteers, issued addresses TO the people
OF Texas aud Mexico. To the former he
SAYS: 1T is their interest to aid in estab-
fishing a more Republican GOveFnmsnt,
and finally to bring It under the protection
Of the American Eagle
Gen. Houston has written letter pub
'licly endorsing the Know Nothings.
The deaths in this city last week wen
$50 including 2a32 from yellow fever
which is large increase.
Cotton unchanged. Sales Il 800 bale'
mildling at 93c. Sugar, fair quality quail
>ty quo;ei at G@6sc. Flour has deelin
ed.
SYRACUSE Aug. 9.-Alr. French rea,
his resolutions. which are substantial a
follows: 1st, All liquor dealers, importer
snd iobbers, grocers, saloon and hote
htNIEls, uANNtlSs hol 6AS"NA"s hbhN'N't
cider manufacturers, and all Others II
any way connected with or interested IL
the liquor business. do hereby pledg
themselves. upon their lives, prorert.
and sacred honor, to take whatever meas
ures they may deem eXpelientto rid them
selves OF the obnoxious and coercive Ii
quor Law. which was imposed upon then
hy the last Legislature and that the.
tpledgc themselves to support no man 10
any Office whatever, who shall not solemn
ly agree to sustain their interests in ever,
particular, but will cheerfully give thei
votes to any candidate, of whatever party
who may be regularly nominated, if en-
dorsed by the liquor dealers nominating
convention and that an organizatlo,
Irno'rn as the Liquor Dealers Society shaI
be formed in every county "nd j"dioio
district in the state; and that the Stat
! Central Committee, consisting OF min
persons, be appointed to look after the ii
terests of the Society.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

EFFECTS OF JoK1Na.-A young man
named Geo. plotts, residing in Johnson
burg, N. j., being dissatisfied with his
wife, to whom he had been only eleven
days married, was thoughtlessly plagne'}
by some acquaintance, for the purpose OF
having some fun with him. Worked
up to frenzy by their foolish joking, the
unfortunate fellow went and hanged him
self in his employers barn, on the 9TH inst.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

Dates are from Oregon to the 18th ult.
and from Washington Territory to June
2s. The reports Of the recent gold diseov.
cries near Port Colvile are confirmed. All
The available U. S. troops. whiea had been
established q, vaneouver's and Dsllss, had
gons out on the plains. under command Of
Maj. Hoter. to lock after the lndisrs in
thai quarter. Gen. Palmer has effected
several important treaties with the Indians
in various sections.
California markets quiet and unchsng
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11
ID. lEt9E2N IfIs3.E,,

SDnT oa CD 13D @a
Groceries, hardware, CT"cKeEy, Nc.
ALSO
Ready Made Clothing. Afa.Will pay cash for
Wheat, Corn Oats, Barley. Seeds, Pork, Wool.
Pelts, and in fact every aiticlc Of marketable
produce, at the west corner of Main and South
streets adg1
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

l.. '. H. Coventry " Co.:
Gents-My daughters at1lictlon, with
liberated throat and stomach, paIpltatlon
of the heart, and nervous debility, in fact
a complete arrangement OF the system,
rendered her case almost hopeless, indeed
| had tried every syrup, balsam, and nos
trum prescribed, with no avail, until al
friend learned her case and sent her some
of your 'Bach's American Compound by
her brother. He was confident that 1t
would cure her. She very reluctantly tri-
ed it for few days, but thinking it made
her worse, because her stomach and throat
smarted and burned so ; she said she would
not take it for it hut her, and laid it aside
with her other medicines, until her friend
| (who knew of similar cases cured with the
|Compound) wrote her saying, if she would
follow directions strictly for one month,
and it did not cure her, he y ould forfeit a
small farm. Well, she said she would
give it fair trial, for she was sure of the
, farm. WELL she used it faithfully for a
fortnight, when she said she must give up
/ the farm, for her throat and stomach had
got we'll, the palpitation left herin fact, she
was we'll. For the past three months she
has continued to gain strength, and has
/ not enjoyed better health in eight years;
n You may make what you please OF this
4 for the benfit of like complaints. | havt
), since seen the good effects of this COMPOUND
q in other cases, and truly think too mucl
n cannot be said in its praise for all nervous
and scrofula diseases.
IS Yours, with respect,
a Mrs. MIRIAM S. PARISH.
! Mrs. Parish will be happy to answe
> any communication about her daughter
lease.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

A Census of Wisconsin has been in pro-
gress this season, and the Milwaukee Sen
t;,aez gives returns from various localities
which five years ago had an aggregate
population of 31,2l1, and now have 81
095. The Sentinel thinks this rate of in
erase will hold good throughout the State,
in which case the aggregate population
will be $50 600. @