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pie OF Kansas are fully alive to the
importance of the steps they are about
TO take in discriminating themselves from
the slavery which is now lettering them;
and the SQUATTERS of KANSAS are
earnestly requested to be at their sever
al polls on the day above designated.-
See that there be no illegal votes cast.
aud that every ballot received be in &C
cordance with your choice for Delegate
to the Constitutional Convention, and
have all the regulations and restrictions
carried out.
The plan proposed in the psocla ton
TO govern you in the election has been
adopted utter mature consideration, and
adhered to by you, will result in estab
fishing in Kansas an Independent Gov
eminent that will be admitted into OR
beloved Union as Sovereign State, Sc
curing to our people the liberty they have
heretofore enjoyed. and which has been
so ruth,essly wrested from them by reck
less invaders.
By order of Executive Committee, Kan
sas Territory.
J. II. LANE, Chin.
I. X. GooDIN, Sec'y.
In relation to this move the Kansas
Territorial Register says:
This, il seems, is the only redress left
TO the people Cor the encroachmenis,
wrongs and grievances imposed upon
them by the Kansas Legislature, The
people have moved in This matter-it is
emphatically the peoples move-no par
ty can claim it, nor has the movement
any sympathy with any party or faction.
We hear of an opposition from an ina G
mary party-a party ihatif it has, or car
be said to have, any existence in Kansas
is but in theory. That the opposition
must be from self constituted OUTSIDE
intervention faction. is very apparent
for that is not of the bone and sinew-
the actual Squatters-we well know. -
Then that such opposition will not avail
is positive. foregone and foretold fact
a constitution will be made BY a conven
ton composed Of members elected by {
large majority of the actual squatter cit
} liens of Kansas, aud that it will be trul,
republican in form and spirit, as we'll q
acceptable to the people of Kansas, doe
not even admit of single doubt, ant
!, that under the present aspect of Ksnsa
affairs, Congress will sympathize with III
,, people. and go to work with right gooc
will to alleviv:e our condition; our pray
er will be listened to, for it will carry
: our Congress, in thinking, back to tn,
days of Colonial suffering in America
it will be stereotype petition of GU
! departed fathers TO the Lords in Parlia
| men,. The organic act gives US hope
t it declares the right of the people t.
e mould for themselves their own laws AM
institutions. The constitution we sha'
, adopt will be our own, and it will settl
upon the institutions tia. the people Q
! Kansas desiEs Congress will say amer
to our organic law, md we will be ad
mitted."
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Sherif's Sale.

RY virtue of an execution to me dircc
AS ted from 'he II rshall Common Pleas cour
viii off-r at public sale at the court hon e
door in the town Of Plymouth, in sid
comfy, on Saturday the 9th day of November
1855 between the hours ofl0 o'clock N. aud
1 o'clock p m, Oh said day, the rents and profits
for seven years Of the following described real
estate situate in said MARSHALL county, tow:
The east half of the south west quarter ef sec
tiion eight, r-tosvnsiiip -thi-s--:'vs narth~- "i
range one east subject To the membranes
thereon.
II said rents and profits will not bring sam
sufficient to satisfy said execution. interest and
COSTS I will al The time aud place proceed
to sell the fee simple title TO said real estate to
satisfy the 5 une. Levied upon rs the proper
~ Of james A. Cor>e to satisfy said execution
on which he is replcvin bail for PJmeroy and
Brother. in favor Of Cooley, Wadsworth < CO.
J. L. THOMPSON, sii II.
Pg T. b Thompson dept.
Oct ., 1855. 32l3.
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FURTHER BIZ TIE ATLANTIC.

We learn that the Car has left Nico.
aieff for the Crimea.
Various Russian and Prussian accounts
state the war is to be carried on with The
greatest determination, and that the Cri
mea Is TO be defended 10 the las. extremi-
ty.
Gen. Mouravieff, who is now in Asia,
will take the place Of Prince Gortscha-
koff. who is 10 become Minister Of War.
Moscow advices state that 1913 900 men
have been added TO the military force of
! Russia.
A letter from St. Petersburgh states
that. the evening before the Emperors de-
parture for the south. grand council was
held, al which it was decided to carry on
the war with the greatest energy.
! Accounts had been received from Con.
slantinople TO September Gath. Thirteen
thousand men OF the AngloTurkish con-
tingent force had left for Varna. where
they will take up their winter quarters.
Omar Pasha is concentrating fifty thous'
frontier of Asia. which the Turks took
from the Russians at the commencement
! of the war.
10 the British army, Gen. S. Campbell
the Earl of Stafford. md Viscount Har-
dinge. were made Field Marshals.
An order for reinforcemenis for the
Crimean army had been issued in Turin
The health of the King of Sardinia il
improving.
1t is said communications are going or
between Gortschakoff and Gen. Pelissier
Nothing has transpired as to what they
are about.
The Italians are trying TO gel. up gen
eral rising against Austria.
Mazzini. Ledru Rollin. and Kossutl
have issued joint appeal to all the suf
fering nationalities. They are to act to
gether.
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S HERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue Of IN execution to me direc
ted from the Clerks Office of the Marshall
circuit court, will offer at public sale at the
court house door in the town o. Plymouth, in
said county, on Saturday tie 18th day OF No
yember, 1855, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
a m, and O'Clock p m, on said day the rents
and profits for seven years of the following de
scrbed real estate situated in said Marshall
county, to-wit: The south west quarter Of sec
hon 10, township 33, range ! east, with ell
the appurtenances belonging, to be sold sub
ject TO another execution; and if the said rents
and prifitS do not sell for sufficient sum 10
satisfy said execution, Will at the same time
and place proceed 10 sci. the fee simple Il
tie to said property TO SATISFY said debt, inter
est and costs. Levied upon as the propcrty
OF J. w. Davis to satisfy said execution in "a
vor OF Charles ]. Kahn & Co.
J. l.. THOMPSON, Sn'f.
Pr. I. B. Thompson dept
OFT %, 1855. 1913.
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MORTGAGE S ALE.

eY virtue of commission aud execution -
Z me directed, issued out of Tie clerks o.
fee of the Marshall com. Pleas court. Twill ex-
pose to public sale al the cour; house door IN TIE,
town of Plymouth, in said county, on SATURDAY
November II, 1853, between the hours O. ten
O'Clock III and o clock p M, The rents AMI
profits for seven years Of the following desert
bed real estate situate in said Marshall county
TO WIT:
The east half Of the north east quarter Of
section rumber twenty seven, in township 3
north, of range three east, containing eighty
acres, in Marshall county.
II said rents and profits 10 Tot bsimg SUI
fcient sum to salts a judgment for S257 a..
interest and cost, | will at the same time and
place proceed to sell the Zee simple tile 10 said
real estate without re gard 10 valuation or ap-
pTalSment, to SATISFY The same. Executed as
the mortgsged premises Of VIM. Magee and Ia
favor o. John VI. Esiep.
JOHN L. THOMPSON,SR f
Pr. I. B. Thompson, dep.
Oct 25, 1875. 1918
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Shes-iTS Sale.

DY virtue OF a writ of Tendifi0ni b.
I'D ronns, to me issued out of the Office OF
the Clerk of the Marshall Common Pleas court,
will offer for sale at public outcry. at the
Court House door in the town OF Plymouth, as
the law directs, on Saturday, the oath day Of
November, 1885, between The hours ten and
four o clock, A. NJ. and p. VI. OF said day. the
rents and profits for seven years OF the follow
ing described real estate situate in said coun-
~. to Wit: The east half of the north west
quarter OF section Sc, in township "a, range
one east, containing Eighty acres with the ap-
purtenances, &c, subject to levy OF another
execution on which is balance OF Si33 20.
II the said rents and profits fail to bring sui-
fclent sum to satisfy said execution, Will
then and there proceed to sell the fec simple
title to the same.
Taken as the property Of Jas. A. Corse 70
satisfy SAID execution on which he is replevln
bail for PomeToy q Brother, IN favor OF Cooley
WadswoIth & Co.
JOHN J.. THOMPSON
Sheriff Of Nc.
! Oct p, 1855. 52t7
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Something New
SHERIFF'S S ALE,

RY virtue Of an execution to me direc-
~ ted from the clerk of the NJ ,rshal com
mon pleas court, will offer at public sale at
the court house door III the town of Plymouth.
i'll said county, on Saturday the LIST y of De-
cember. 1855. between the hours of 10 o'clock
ii IN, AMI o'clock IN. said day. the rents
and profits for seven years of the following de-
scribed real estate situate in said Marshall
county. to wit
Lot No 8, in Wheeler's addition TO the town
of Plymouth with the appurtenances thereto
belonging, turned cut by the plaintiff.
If said rents and profits will not bring a sum
sufficient to satisfy said execution, viii at the
same time and place proceed TO sell the fee
simple title to said real estate TO satisfy the
same.
Taken as the property of David 2 Thaver
TO satisfy sad execution in favor of Silas rib.
bits. J. l.. THOMPSON, Stiff,
Pr I. b. Thompson, dept.
Oct p, 1885 33,3
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Try virtue of an execution 10 me direct
ed from the Clerk of the Marshall Circnit
Court. VIII offer at public sale at the court
house door in the town Of Plymouth, in said
county, on Saturday the lst day of December
1855, between The hours Of O o'clock a m and
O'Clock P m. on said day, the rents and profits
for seven years of the following described real
estate situate in said Marshall county, to wit:
The west half of the the southwest quarter
dissection nineteen, township thirty -ihree, range
four east, except the town plat of Bourbon.
If said rents and profits will not bring a sum
sufficient to satisfy said execution, Ii at the
same time and place proceed to sell the fee
simple tile to said real estate to satisfy the
same. Taken as the property OF Joseph "
Davis to satisfy said execution in favor of Pete,
Glle. l. THOMPSON, Shift
Pr I u Thompton, Dept
oc' %, 1000 1918
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25

NOTICE is hereby given. that viii sell II
l = public anclion. un Saturday the 10 h DAY
of November next. AT The late residence Il AN
drew McFarln. late of Marshall county. de-
ceased, all his personal property: mot taken
bv the widow consisting of Hon sohold Fur-
nltrre. Farming Utensils. Hay, SC. i credit
of three months will be given on al sums over
three dollars, the purchaser giving his note
with approved security. waving valuation and
appraisment laws, with interest from date
JAS MrFARLIN, Admir-.
Oct. %. 1855. 3aiS.
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Later from Meyirn.

New Orleans Get. 20.
A letter from Mexico, in this morning
Delta. contains later news than that tel :
egraphed yesterday. 1t announces the
capture of San Luis Potosi by the revolu-
tionisis. A national guard was being
formed in the country. to be ready to
march on the city Of Mexico, should Gen.
Vidaurri think proper.
The steamship Philadelphia sailed to-
day for Havana.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25
Another DemOrrotir TjrtOry.

The Territory of Minnesota has just
furnished evidence Oft manner in which
she price that principle OF the democrat.
ic party which secures to her people the
right to form and regulate their dome este
institutions in their own way Mr.. Rice,
the democratic delegate in Congress. is
chosen by handsome majority, and the
Legislature has majority, of popular
sovereignty men.
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Ey-GOY. Rcedef.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 18.
The Lexington (MissourD Express of
Saturday last publishes report that ex-
Gov. Reeder had been murdered at ST.
Joseph. The editor of the Express. af-
ter due inquiry. pronounces the report a
hoax. He states. however, that rumor
is in circulation at ST. Joseph that Reed
er had been engaged in fight some where
in the Territory. but there is no account
OF his being injured.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25

Neutrality-suspicious. clever correspondent
at Syracuse, will please excuse us in re-
fusing the use of our columns for the pro-
psgation of progressive humbugary. He
is fully entitled 10 his opinion, and we
expect to enjoy ours. and conduct our pa
per accordingly.
We will look to former communica-
ton, and answer es requested.
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VIM. NJ. NEWELL, NJ ID.
A ID. NEWELL. NJ. d.

Note from The Hon. Theodore Fre,ing-
huysca.
"From the professional character and repu-
tation of Drs. Newell, above named, and the
esteem in which these gentlemen. with Mr.;
DeShler, are held in this state, take pleasure
in stating that any representations made by
them are worthy Of public confidence"
THEO. FRELINGHUYSEN,
New Brunswick n. J., Jan. 81, 1854.
Also the following from 'he well known host
.! the Astor House, Hon. R. B. Coleman.
AsroR HOUSE. New York Dec. Is, 1851.
CHAs. DEsHLER ESQ.
| Dear Sir-''l will not claim the $500 which
Yen agreed to give me if your medicine did nr'
cure me, being sufficiently remunerated by a
perfect recovery. / was troubled f. several
months with JaIndice, Bilious Fever and Aguc
Yonr iplls performed perfect cure by their
use through a single course. They were re-
commended to me by friend, to whom fee
greatly obliged. shall recommend them with
perfect confidence in all cases of similll
character. X. b. COLEMAN.
Sold in Plym.'uth, Ind, by T. A. LEMON
NJ. d., in Toledo by J. NJ. Ashley & Co. il
Chicago by J. a. Reed e. Go and by c. II
Deshler, at the Wholesale Depot, 81, Broad
way. New York
Oct. p. 1855 3at6,
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Kansas Election.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 20.
Returns from al! The counties in Kansa
show the following result: Whitfield,
1904; Reeder SO.
The election on the 9th inst. passed off
quietly. Al Leavenworth City, Reeder
got $50 votes; at Lawrence, 325.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25

We intended 20 have given an account
Of that famous deer hunt that came off
in the north part ofihis county last week,
but we have not been able TO get salts
factory account Of the particulars.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25

HEAVY Snow SToRM.-A severe snow
storm occurred at Cherry Valley, Y. T..
on the 18th inst, which broke down
trees aud fences, and did other damage.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25

Our KS will please bear with us again
this week. in sending them but half a
sheet. Both inside pages. however. are
tanned, Additional subscribers and
orders for extra copies after the usual
quantum was prepared for this weeks is
sue, is the cause.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25

ALL RIGHT.--A petition is now in cir
culation amongst the people Of Kansas.
requesting Gov. Shannon TO call an extra
Session of the Territorial Legislature.
which, We suppose. is for the purpose Of
making the necessary arrangements TO
present constitution and make appica-
tion for admission into the Union; but the
peopIe--the real settlers in Kansas, seem
TO think they have had enough Of the
doings of their bogus legislature. and in.
tend adopting their Constitution and maxi
ing the application for admission into the
Union, in their own way. To day we
copy their proclamation to this effect.
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The State Fair.

Our Indianapolis exchanges give a
glowing description of the doings at the
State Fair 1t is said to have been the
most extensive and most numerously at
tended of any that have heretofore been
held in the State. The weather was fine
during the whole time occupied. and the
receipts amounted to about So, 0C0.-
Estimated attendance about 40 900.
The total number of entries, foot up as
follows: Clttle, 172; Horses, 352; Jacks
and Mules, 20; Sheep, 100; Hogs, II;
Sweepstakes, IA; Poultry, 70: other ar
ticles, 2,0l9; Total entries, 1870.
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THE Hoe TRADE.-A strong desire still
exists to purchase hogs for delivery; and
sales have been made within the week at
Sc 80 per cwt, net. fol November delive-
nv, and now holders ask Sc s.. For
December delivery we hear of 10 trans
actions-holders ask So; and purchases
could not be made below this rate. The
stock of Old Pork and Bacon in this
market is very small and before the new
comes in will be entirely exhausted
This will be the case, it is supposed in
all the leading markets, and this consid-
Grafton. together with the advices from
England by the last steamer. leads to the
conclusion that high rates will be obtain
ed for oil meat brought into the marke
early. Contracts are being made in Indi
ana at So so per cwt, net, for delivery
in the latter part of December and iht
first of January, and in Illinois al So.
Cincinnati Price Current.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25

The trial of Arrison for murder, By
the internal machine. takes place al Gin
cinna:i on the I'd Monday of December.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25

CURIOUS pair of white deer. caugh,
in the Rocky Mountains, were lately sold
in Cincinnati for two thousand dollars.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-25

Departed this life by the accidental dis
charge OF gun. on the 18th inst, in the
north cas-: part of this county. George L.
son of Saml. S. Pershing. aged about l
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Sherif's Sale.

10y virtue of an execution 10 me direc-
- ted from The clerks office Of the VI urshan
Common Pleas court, will a er al public sale
at III cour. house door in the town Of Pivm-
outh, in said county. on Saturday the 2i IA day
OF November 1873, between the hours OF ten
o'clock IN, and ! o'clock p IN. on said dav 4,
the rents and profits for seven years OF the fol-
lowing described real estate situate III said Mar
shall county, tow:
The east half of the north west qrarter Of sec
ton thirty six, in township thiriy-iour north
of range one east, containing eighty acres. with
the appurtenances &c. thereto belonging. T.
be sold subject TO another execution on WHICH
is a balamc,. of : 1873 20.
Ilihe said rents and profits fail to bring sui
iicient sum to satisfy said execution. viii, 81,
the time and place proceed 10 sci ih,
fee simple title 20 said real estate to satisfy the
same. Executed as the property Of james i
Corse 20 satisfy said execution. on which he is
repleviu bail for Pomerny < Brother il favor
OF Cody, Wordsworth < ca.
L. THOMPSON, sh'if.
p. 7. b. Thompson. dept.
Oct -. 1855 32i3.
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Pennsylvania has gone Democratic by
about $4,000 majority. Indiana do.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
TER FROM EURCPE


New York. Oct. Is.
The Atlantic arrived at 3 30 this morn
ing. with Liverpool dates to October 6.
Sevastopol was certainly to be blown
up by the Allies, and mines were being |
sunk for the purpose.
GortSchakotfs army was threatened by
large forces of the Allies from Eupa toria |
and Baidar.
On the Goth September some Russians
were defeated near Eupatoria by French
cavalry. with loss of so killed and los
prisoners; French loss, killed and q
wounded
Gortschakof reports that on the Sd an
Inc ffectual movement had been made on
his left flank.
A portion Of the Allied fleet had sailed
on a secret expedition. supposed for Nj
colaieff or Odessa.
The Gar was at Odessa. He has is
sued an encouraging address 20 the Rus
sian people.
A collision is anticipated between the
Western Powers and the King Of Greece,
on account Of the latters Russian procliv.
tiles.
The Food question,is still serious in
both France and Germany.
The Bank of England had still further
advanced its rates Of discount TO 81 per
cent.
The Atlantic brings 2l7 passengers.
The Allies have mounted large num-
Der of mortars at Sevastopol. preparatory
to bombarding the Russian position on the
north side.
A new Danish constitution has been
promulgated at Copenhagen. Prince Fer
dinand. uncle to the King, having refused
his signature. was dismissed from the
command Of Zealand.
The Russians had captured a Turkish
convoy at Kars. with provisions for the
garrison, and 1000 horses and 800 men.
The restriction on the importation OF
salt into Russia had been abolished.
The revenue returns Of Great Britain
show an increase Of nearly 9S,500.00
sterling. owing chiefly 10 the additional
income tax.
Kars still held out. but its provisions
are nearly exhausted. 1t was anticipated,
however, that the snow would compel the
: Russians TO retire.
, The correspondent of The London Ncws
says the Russians are making preparations
for the evacuation Of the uorth side.
Gortschakoff has published a hopeful
address to his soldiers. He admits the
loss of from 500 to 1000 men per day for
the thirty days previous to the close oil
the siege, but says. in conclusion, 'Sevas-
topol only unclaimed US 20 its walls. We
are now free, and new war commences.
A letter from Revel states the Russian
marine losses in that part of the Baltic
at 40 600 tons.
De Lisle. Gauvin & Co.. merchants oil
London, had failed for G400. 900. They
were engaged principally in the Canada
trade.
LtyERrc6L BREAosrUFrs MARKLr -
crown, Shipley & Co. report that the
qnality of the new wheat does not pro
mise we'll, and the demand for old con
tinues active and full prices. Flour il
. better request. Indian-,rn quiet. White
S wheat l2al2s Cd; red lis 9dal2s.--
Western canal flour i0sa4ls. Ohio 43st
AS Cd, Canadian 40sa40s Cd. White
Indian corn 44sa45s; yellow 40s 6da4 IS
mixed 10sa40s cd per quarter.
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Battle in Texas.
New ORLEANS, Oct. II

New ORLEANS, Oct. 10.
Advices from Galveston of Sunday an
nounce that Capt. Callahan, OF the Texan
Rangers, has had battle with force oil
600 Mexicans and Indians. Forty OF the
latter were killed, and four the Texans.
The Mexicans retreated, and Capt. C.,
has called on Texas for assistance TO ex-
terminate the Indians. who threatened 10
massacre every white :hey encounter.