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SECRETARY OF THE NAVY "a CoxNAspASr or THE
WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.--It Is stated a. fact
that Mr. Dobbin, Secretary Of the Navy, has issued
imperial ukase (such he is noted for) to Cap
tain Hiram Paulding, Commandant of the WASH
ington Navy Yard, requiring the discharge Of every
employee who may have the independence to vote
the American ticket on Monday next that the
reply Of the Commandant 70 this order was that
he was determined to discharge every man under
him who did not vote his o,en ssntimestsr Truly,
noble reply from gallant and American soul
The above is from a responsible source but
we can hardly believe that the Secretary Of the
Navy can have issued so tyrannical an order
He probably requested Commodore Psuiding
to act as above stated, and then received the
reply attributed To Commodore Paulding by
our correspondent
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The Sentinel publishes this morning several
columns Of government advertisements. The
official pap has at last been poured out to
cheer our contemporary, and he crows Justify
in behalf Of the foreign party in consequences.
Nothing like government pap to make an in
dependent Democrat" come under the collar
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WANT TO Ksow--H, when the Sentin<l talks
about the noble, conservative and patriotic
Wings who united fiaed' or, 'coalesced']
with the Democrats in putting down the mon
ster Of 'Know-Nothingism,' 1t means the same
Wines of whom it spoke, when, on the 18th of
December last, Il said ITO obtain power, they
seem TO be willing to embrace any lcper, no mat
ter how foul his sores may be, and to unite with
any assassin, no matter how abandoned"
Well, If these Wings in Virginia haze embraced
lepers, and united with assassns, TO elect distn-
guished renegade first from the jackson party,
and then from the Wing party, they have richly
entitled themselves to the eulogies Of paper
which first pours out upon them the most in
sulting and contemptuous epithets, and then pats
them upon the back and calls them good dogs
good dogs. CAYENNE.
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seventh Ward.

For -flderDdn.-J0HN L. SMITH
For ODvnmon Cbuncil.-TH0MAS Y. LLOYD,
JACKSON PUMPHRkY, and SAMUEL Y0RKB
ArLEE.
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AMERICAN TICKET.

~ AMERICAN TICKET.
For Collector
JOHN NJ. McCALLA.
For Register
SAMUEL H. DOUGLAS.
For Surreyor.
r. FINLEY HUNT.
First Ward.
E,r -dLivman-JOHN N. CRAIG.
For Common CbunciL-SAMUEI. A. ST0RR0W,
JAMES KELLY, and WILLIAM @. NEWMAN.
Second Ward.
For .ALderman.---BU SHR0D w. REED. -
For Oonmon Cbnncik-G GEORGE II. PLANT,
CHARLES l. CANFIELD, and JOHN p. DICK
Tor 1ssasor.--JoHN b. WILLIAMSON.
Third Ward.
For ddarndn.--JOHN TRETLER. -Es
For Cap,raon ObunciL T WALK
Err, J. II. @. McCUTCHEN, and JAMES T0wLES.
Fourth Ward.
For Aldernan.--MATTHEw q. EMERY.
For Common Ubunci.-ALEXANR Med. DAVIS,
JOHN T. CLEMENTS, and JOHN BALL.
For Assessor.-wILIIAM DOUGLAS
sixth Ward.
For Alderman.-RoBERT CLARK
For Obmnlon Cbuncii-G. r. RUFF, JN0. BAYNE,
and JOSIAH L. vENABLE
For Asssssor.--ISRAEL WAYSoN.
seventh Ward.
70, .fderp,an.-J0HN L. SMITH.
For Osnsnon Cbuncil-TH0MAS Y. LLOYD,
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FALsEHooDs OF PoPERY AND FoREIGNERs.--
order to accomplish their nehrious ends at the
coming Municipal elections in Washington, the
pimps and auxiliaries Of the administration are
busily engaged in running the rounds Of the city,
entering into every disreputabe place, circulating
report that the American party have repudiated
General McCalla as their candidate for Collector,
and had settled upon another candidate for that
Office. This Is just false as all their other state
ments, and is done for effect General McCalla
will not only be supported by every true American
(Whig and Democracy in Washington, but viii be
triumphantly elected on Monday next.
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sixth ward.

For Acknowledgement CLARK
For Common Cbuncil-G. r. RUFF, JN0. BAYNH
and JOSIAH L. vENABLE.
For Assessor.--ISRAEL WAYS0N.
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FOREIGN Nrws.--The remarkable debate in the
House ofLords the l4th instant will interest our
readers. The outside public opinion, it is seen, is
making its impression upon the aristocracy Of the
British government, but what is most remarkable
in 1t is, the marlborough exposition Of the cam
psign of the British army
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The CLERGY OF SAyANNAH.--Much remark and
considerable feeling have been occasioned in Sa-
vannah by charge against the Protestant clergy
Of that city, made by the Rev. DR.. McCaffrey, in
sermon preached In the Cathedral in this city,
during the recent Roman Catholic Provincial
Council In preaching the funeral sermon of
bishops Barron and Garland and abiding to their
lubors during the prevalence of the yellow fever
in Savannah, DR.. Mccartney, according to the re-
port in thu Sun, said that the Protestant clergy of
favannah "cowardly ran away from the scenes Of
DANGER and, AZ reported in the American, that
Bishops Barron aud Garland attended at the
bedside Of dying Protestants, whose pastors had
fad from the plague These charges against the
Protestant clergy have been met with an indignant
denial by the Savannah Republican, which asserts
that not single Protestant clergyman left the
city during tho prevalence Of the fever, whilst all,
with but one exception, were attacked by the fe-
yer. and that they were fearless, unceasing and
devoted in their attention to all even to persons
Of the Roman Catholic persuasion. In the Repub-
lican Of the day succeeding this denial of the
charges against the Protestant clergy, appeared q
note from the Rev. Edward Quigley, Roman
Catholic clergyman In which he admits the justice
of the Republicans comments, and adds
uNow II would be hard for Doctor McCaffrey to
say too much of these good Bishops, (Gartland
and Barron,) both of whom died martyrs to the
heroic charities Of religion. But If Doctor McCaf-
frey has said what the Sun has imputed to him,
regarding the Protestant clergy Of Savannah dur
ing that epidemic, then cheerfully add my testi-
mony to yours, that he has been greatly misin-
formed. 1t Is altogether untrue that they aban-
doned their posts left their aocks to the charity
of either Catholic Bishop or Priest. And am not
quite persuaded that such assertion is mistake
made by the Baltimore Sun for DR.. McCahrey, and
not by DR.. Mccartney for the Sun.
.It is nevertheless true that the Catholic clergy
did administer both temporal and religious aid in
many instances to persons not previously Of their
own fold Some Of these passed through my
hands, some are now living and some died in the
fullness Of Christian faith and hope.
"But of the Protestant clergy of Savannah,
truth demands Of me-the most honorable testimo-
n.y. and that Ia, that they all stood by their people
during the whole scourge, with fortitude at which
even the heroism of Catholic Priest need not
blush."-Bah. Amer.
HoRsIp CHLD-MuRprn.-The Dover Del SEN
- 4.A.. -l. A.
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Fourth Ward.

For Alderman. MATTHEW q. EMERY.
For Common Cbuncl McD. DAVIS
JOHN T. CLEMENTS, and JOHN BALL.
For Assessoy.-WILIJAMD DOUGLAS.
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cY- Sixth Ward Notice.-An election win be
held on Monday, the 4th day of june next, at the
Anacostia Enginehouse for Register, Collector and
Surveyor Of the city, also, for one member Of the
Board Of Aldermen three members Of the Board of
Common Council and an Assessor for said Ward.
Polls open at 10 A. NJ, and close ut 7 p. M.
kh SAMUEL S. BRIGGS,
NIMR0D GARRETSON,
HENRY N. ODER,
Commissioners of Election.
may 25-t4th june Intel
Try Seventh Ward Nofice.--An election viii
be held ON Monday the 4th day Of June next at tho
Island Hall, in the Seventh Ward for Register, Col
lector and Surveyor Of the city; ALSO for one mem
Der Of the Board Of Aldermen, and three members
of the Board of Common Council for said Ward
Polls open at 10 A. NJ, and close at Pm.
@. C. MARTIN,
F.W. ECKLOFF,
T.. s. ALLEN,
NAV l4-t4th Ia Commissioners of Election.
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poral interest Of the Pope at Rome, notwithstand-
Inv an oath TO any foreign power 70 the contrary.
With them the end justi6es the means Hence,
we have power within power, the deadly y'Per.
in our bosom; like the crocodile Of the Niis' We
lie with our mouth wide open, passivei 10 receive
the insidious lchneumon into our enIrai's, - turn
upon us, rend US, make his escape, ana leave us
lifeess corpse.
Has not the Pope through his minions, in every
AGE sought 20 establish temporal as well as spir-
itual dominion over the minds Of menf Does not
all history attest thisf And yet, despite Of all
this, are we not by some strange solecism In pol
icy" not only receiving them annually by thousands
into the heart OF our country, admitting them IN
a very short time 10 all the privileges and immu-
mites Of American citizens, aud even promoting
them to the highest Offices Of Statei Yea, and
many Of the mighty of the earth are pandering
TO their vices and aarighteousness simply 10 pro
mote party views, sectional interest, and self-ag-
grandizement Did not Washington and La
fayette long since predict that If our liberties were
ever subvorted, 1t would be by Roman Catholic in
tluence? Have We nothing, then, to alarm Is
not perhaps a similar organization loudly de-
mandedi May We not justly kill the devil with
his own cudges May We not justly meet him In
ambushS May we not heed the admonition Of the
wisest Of all teachers Be ye wise as serpents,
aud harmless as doves" We are as sheep In the
midst Of ravenous wolves--the beast the beast
1t becomes us TO be circumspect, and what we do,
TO do quickly Have we not to do with the old
eerpent Of the Revelationss So willy and insidious
that, as Of old he appears in the garb Of an angel
of light Cooled In the grass, shall we unwariy
approach him, when loi alas he inflcts his dead
Iy fangsf Or rather, shall we not vigilanty, slyy
and cautiously approach, and, ere he is aware,
strike and strike! and bruse his headf And
with all this wisdom and cunning, blend the harm.
lessness of the dove. Does not selfpreservation
and the, salvation OF our country require this
True, such well-defned course may arouse the
deadly foe. But aroused he is and must be, ere he
can be crushed. He must be.net on the battlefield
and met promptly. And II already mighty at the
very threshold Of his entrance what will he not be
when In full and peaceful possession Let free
dots SONS awake, boldly assert and maintain their
blood bought liberties. Let domestic broils and
dissensions cease, and union and concord consoli-
date their universal ranks. Let one soul pervade
taem all, and cry both night and day, ~ God bless
and save America" Let all, like true-hearted
Americans and patriots, investigate, prayerfully
and impartially, the merits Of the - American
party" and II deserving support, perpetuate
It with all their might, or II undeserving, expose
and subvert with all the lawful energy they car
command. "A VOICE SoUrH.
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In placing you, my cousin, mt the head OF the
Commission, to whom was conHded 80 difficult a
task, wished to give you proof Of my conf
dence and am happy TO see that confidence has
been justified. Ibegthst you win convey my thanks
to the Commissioners for their enlightened care
and indefstigablc zeal open with joy this tenn
pie Of peace, which invites all nations TO concord
The execution Of Pianori, which took place on
Monday last, was attended by about Ave hundred
persons. The entire city was taken by surprise at
the haste with which he was hurried of, after the
close Of the trial. The whole affair from the mo-
ment Of his arrest 10 the execution, was conducted
with an indecent haste which has given rise TO
many criticisms A few Americans, who succeed
ed In learning the time Of the execution, state that
from the time the cuprit was seen to issue from
the pison gate til his head dropped into the bas-
ket, was not minute. He was conducted directly
to the scaffod, mounted quickly, the black veil was
jerked on his face, he was thrown down on the
board, his head thrust under the axe, and the axe
dropped, In the time that Il requires to tell 1t. He
did not speak word, and when the veil was re-
moved, his hce was deadly pale. IL is rot known
whether he made any confessions in prison or not
Pisnor was an exceedingly handsome man.
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Third Ward.
For Adumdn.--JOHN TRETLER.
For GaD,p,on Cbuncl --J0HNAT n WALK
ER, J. II. O. McCUTCHEN, and JAMES T0WLES.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-18
Z s ELLIOTT
r Ell ANGLE
New Firm at tie C,c Eiapd.

' ME undersigned having forp E I a eorarf
Il nerShIP, VIII continue the wagon ans
carnage manu- acture al the old stand unG. :
the firm Of
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Besides full Store OF Groceries, Dry
Goods and Hardware,
4, John hopes 10 prove t. both friends and
foes, that although badly bent IN clearing my
self from the gales in the last falls court, in
order TO have some pelce and quiet in Ii e and
save something Tor Hank and myself in old age.
am not troke. | was forced to encounter
this. BY the help of *<@ and the people. ali
the talk :or the. last six m'nths, TO the con-
trary Notwithstanding. am perfe tly willing
10 work day and night, and make every exer-
ton to wi Off old scores, and would just
observe to nv
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Office of The Gin. Peru 6 Chicago Railway Co.

Peru, April ia, 1854.
TIME Subscribers to the Capital Stock of
u this Company are hersby notified, that
second requisition of ten per cent, on the
amount oil their cash subscription, will be
made on them payable on the first of June
next, and like requisiiion OF ten per cent.
to be paid the first OF each month thereafter
until the whole he paid.
JESSE HIGG ms, Secretary.
Subscribers living in Laporte county can
pay toJ. B. Miles. at Lapofte;in Marshall
county. to ii. b. Pershing, at rlynouth; in
Fulton county, Isias Hoover, a. Rochester; in
Wabash, TO G. S. Bliis, at Sonenett
April a4tk, ls5l. III.
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/ Attest HON S
About 100000 acres of valuable
land for ale,

ME Cincinnati, Peru and Chicago Rail
Il way Co. offer at private sale a large guam
tlty of choice lands situat ed in the counties of
Laporte, Porter, MARSHALL, Fulton, Miami Wa
bash, and Grant, in Indiana.
Many of these lands are ellim proved farms
IN high state of cultivation, others are TIM
Der ard prairie lands in state of nature, and
are all admirably adapted to the purposes of
agriculture. A great inducement is here mr. e.
scented to those wishing TO invest means in
real estate
J. b. Niles, John c. Walker, and d. G.
nose OF Laporte; II. B. PerShing, at Plymouth;
ISAIAH Hoover, at Rochester; Z. p. Loveland
a. "A. Cole and Adam Z. Rhodes. at Peru; c.
D: Els at Somerset, in Wabash county will
give all the Information necessary in regard to
price and terms, and are authorized TO maxi
sale oil said Land BY order of the Board.
JESSE HIGGINS, Secretary.
'uue - Inf.
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Honest Debtors

That don't believe in making me the scape
goat or heave offering for the whole. Now }
am fixed and determined, by the help OF good
crops and the laws of the land, to discharge
my duty in respect to collecting my debts
"peaceab y if can-forceably if must
there ore don't deceive yourselv with the
Ial hope that will always wait and wait as
| hive been doing heretofore. II no money,
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NOfICn All persons knowing them.
selves indebted to the old
frm oil Carriers and Cleveland, or G. S. Cleve-
land individually, will please call Immediately
and make payment TO the undersigned, who
will be found at all times at the store of Charles
Palmer in Plymouth.
JAMES McFARLTN,
for gibson S. CLEVELAND
Oct. 26th 1854. 32tf.
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Goods for the Million.
j. f. VAN VA Liz EN- B q RGH q Co.
HAVE just received one of The best stock
OF
fresh Groceries

Ever brought to this market. and are Of
terng them at such prices as cannot fail
to please every body. Sixteen lbs. Of
Good Sugar can't be bought everywhere
for s 90. but it can at their store.
Syrups, Molasses. and spices ofall kinds
that are not excelled in this or any other
market. That Golden Syrup Don't
knoW whether we shall have enough TO
go round, but we can get more.
Dried Fruits of all kinds--especially
an excellent article Of Peeled Peaches.
Hamburg Cheese. that is cheese and no
mistake. Tobacco. from common arti-
Gle to the genuine Virginia leaf.
Every body knows it would be out of
our power to enumerate the articles kept
at this establishment. but the gentlemen.
Ladies, Cooks and .the rest OF mankind'
are respectfully invited to call and exam.
inc the new stock for themselves.
May 4. 1884. ]. F. V. & Co.
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SALTPETRE

WON'T SAVE you!
Huw do you like the magnetic plan--thafs
pond. No second prices to be made up by
short weights aud measures, bit fair exchange
and no robbery. This John said and thought.
Z. S. Please take notice that every matter
and thing in the above, as to paying and being
paid, means facts. Ask the Editor and he
will tell you so, or i will pay the apples
Mind John may get mad with hydrophobia or
something else-then what would you think!
He surely would bite those that did not do JUS
tice to him first, but darn mean things.
]. COUGLE.
Nov. 9, 1854. stiff.
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Ihc AG;5Dg american
E<sssy1FE-

4 USEFUL aad attractive res o. Roo,s
"a Tor young people, en- 5racira vents con
hccied with the early history oi GU country.
ana lie o! distinguished men, WI IN.
mGGh care and IN an cntelta,nIu. a.. fas.n,c-
i've manner, with illustration o. H. 5oTtant
events, and beautifully uStrste' lille pare,s
CONTAINING the lie Daniel Webster. The
great Amer Statesman, VIII 3 u.,.erous an
ecco.eS Illustrative Of lis clara.tfr and .le
following illustrations: Young Iauei in the
Saw NH; webster e. hI1e II Fri ur.: Webster
declining a c.eIaship; NeiS:cre t, pcurt. agtLe
constitution. lie Eunhor TAI G. eblaiion;
Webster al Fameuil raj; Mai.. ie he res
IGence OF Nebs'er; NehSicT Oh lis "a.
Tie life o Henry Clay, tie r,ill soy Of lie
SlaSheS, illustrations
Inc lie OF Beni. Franh!!n, 9 Illustrations
The lie ofGen. Washington, & illustrations
do Marion, illustrations
do Lafayette, 9 Illus,ra ions
DO Within Penn, ; ill0Slra IONS.
90 Gen. Ia!lOE, , 90.
do Anerew Jackson 9 20.
do NAPOLEON Bsni pare, 9 d.
ihe ola Bell ol Independence, or tAilsdel-
phla IN lU6, luStTa,Ions.
The Yankee Tea Parry, and other Stories Of
the Revolution . illustrations.
Containing in all over administrations
Each volume Is we'll written, pos essine a
high moral tone, and can 81 ely &c placed in
the hands Of young people; they contain num-
erous anecdotes, illustrative OF tie early his
tory OF our country, and arc well adapied FOX
family or School Libraries
Price per set, handsomely bound n cloth,
gil backs and neatly put up in loxtr, 80 =.
Prce perNolume, neatly bound, claih gan, So
ColpoTteurS Agents or School Li5raiies Viii
be supplied al a literal discount. Copies
vi be sent by mail, postage free, = on the
receipt oil The lrce tie set, oT oil, volume.
LINDSAY & BLACKSTONE Pubs.
20 South Sixth st, Philadelphia.
Nov. 80. 1854. 37m3.
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Baskets, Cheese Screens. and all that sort of
thing. 'Sure as you're born" we will sell
as cheap as any man can and live, and If
you II drop in and tell US what you want in
ourline, you can have il at low figures, aad
an article that will do you good.
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Il good Hog. Beef or Deer,

And Twill place to your credits and pay goods
or money TO balance. But 4 beseech OF you,
by hook or by crook, do manage to pay John,
and that speedily, the amount thon homes ly
owest him, AID save him fir m the hands o. the
cruel, or by the powers of the Eeef Market
and Wool pile,
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-EEEsOgE s. EEeEnnnCpe

And are endeavoringto keep rae. Wi Tie IN,
provements the age. Tiey ale 10 Gocior
-Iutto tie Formers and offers OF Marshal
andadjoining counties they would say few
words about
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.Aiea.1S ROCE Or.

ENROM A WELL 400 Feet deep, near Pitts
Il burgh, Pa, is offered 10 the public as
Natural Medicine of no common value. II is
different thing from the old Kentucky, or
American Oil, as this IS used INTERNALLY
as well as externally. As local remedy in
Paralysis, Piles, Rheumatism, Deafness, loss
of Sight, BuruS, &c. Also as a valuable In
teInal remedy for Piles, Ague, Scrofula,
Coughs, Diarrhea, Erysipelas, old sores, Erup-
tons of the skin, Female diseases, Worms
Bladder and Kidneys, Bronchitis, Pans &c,
&c. II invites the investigating Physician, as
we'll as the suffering patient, TO become ac-
qualnted with its merits.
Discovered in $40, it has within or .hree
years, made multtudes of cures, and multi
tudes of friends, and as soon as tried, the sales
not only increase but hold ont. Testimony 10
its great merit is constantly accommodating in
the hands of the proprietor by certificates,
letters, and In other ways.
Full as the world is of Patent Medicines
II is thought not best to suppress this, the
work oil NATURE--to make room for Human
hrenfiOns. Price 80 cents per bottle.
For sale byT. A. LEMON, Pl, mouth.
RIM. LYON. Proprietor,
50. Dearborn ST. Chicago. Ill.
July ~, 1854. 2!m6.
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