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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

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ibm idledte G,iter anbinsrn ptll, muB fritz mrr'
gcns auissRanpen lein. Gin SeriuA gu maiden
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III unmt0tiG, uaO es mub 9cnus iein ju iassn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
DOnnets +! DOnnets DOnnrts 3!

W1rs. g. &rauic, it iusEen bon Der Git
tY aurudgrtchrt unc maAt nun ebrerbrtigit bic
9actes auimertiam auf ibr l4Ene6 unO poblauss
Mwaaltes Niiertsmsnt yen ILL
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
Battle OF inkcruann.

The of1lciai accounts OF the battle of In
kermann are as follows: In tins tremsn-
dous conflict, according 10 Lord Raglan.
there were only 5000 British and 5000
French engaged, and YET they beat back
and defeated, IN the estimation OF the
same authority. 10000 Russians-the
enemy's !nss being nearly 5000 killed,
and 10000 wounded. Lord Raglan had
seen in his early days much service in
the PenInsular c ampaigns; butt in describ-
lag this terrific engagement he makes this
forclole remark, which reveals the terri
be nature OF the carnage--"I never be-
fore:witnessed sucf.a scene as The field
presented" Inc Russians and officia al
statement admits that 40 officers and 1869
privates were kllied-tolal BOIL. Their
wounded, they say, were 206 officers aud
SOL soldiers-toial 5997, -raising the
killed and wounded above nine thousaa d
ba, they say nothing Of their nsen who were
made p risoners. Sons Russians. both off,
GERS aid soldiers, were taken prisoners in
the act If numbering the wounded. which
has caused explanations to be demanded
Of the Russian Commander in chief.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

Inc January term of the Common
r'eas Court Tor this county commences
on Monday the II n last. Conside ia Die
business Oil the docAe.; doubtless more
than can be done IN one week. The Lee
islaiufe at It's present session should ex.
tend the terms 10 TWO weehs, The business
requiring it. Tne causes on jocke. have
never al any one term been all disposeo
oi, merely for want of time. Our repre-.
sentative viii uaques .ioaaby look 10 it
The S-srk County Common Pleas Court
sits on the I'D inst, at Knox. Hon.
L. Esbert. President.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
". G. PoMERor. Sscy.

PHcN ETics.-We call allention to ths
communications OF D5oiel Hull con
menced ihfee weeks ago. aud SO TO one
'h's week under the r,eiensions OF 4 re-
ply, by "SchsheInesund' which, by
translation is "Speitins"
5 range as i; may appear '.Schsholn.
esonJ gels su;hoti.y for his peculiar
spelling from what is called The s.snds d
"o. hs OF Ihe present age. and lie is al
perfect liberty to spell words in the
manner given in his commusica lion.
We think our present ortho.ra phv
might De improved to good advantage.
a thIs lime there is not one in trec4y
IN lhs county, that can read one side O,
common e.spaper and give each
word lis proper definition. Phonotory
Sives The proper sound for esch lelter "a 40
lays aside al guessing. We w.nt the
sssle N Investigated. snd our columns
are fee for discuss on. From what we
know OF phoao.oPy We can freely recon-
mend 1t as founded upoa SCI n.iic p,ia
ciples.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

w. J. Burns. Esqf.. late Editor aud
Prop ietor of the Banner. has purchase d
tue Republican Banner. published at
Madison. He leaves this week retu ming
10 his old home. We believe Mr.. BueSs
s. rsea bis apprentice ship in that Office.
Mr.. BuRNs leaves behind, many warm
friends. We unite with them ia saying
success attend him wherever he goes, es.
pceially in his present engas emenls will,
his long tried friends on the Ohio.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

DEATH OF LockHAsr.-The Pacific
brings 'ntelligence Of the death Of John
G. Leckhart son-in-law of Sir Walter
Scott. He was Editor of the "Quarterly
Review" from 1924 until very recently
sickness caused him to retire from that
honorable occupation. He died Of psral-
ysis, on the Gath ultimo, al Ahbot 8 ford.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
shcriHs Sale.

- virtue OF an execution to me direct
81 ed from the Clerks Office ef TIE Msr-
shall Circuit Court will xpose 10 pub
lie sale al the Court House door in tie
town of Plymouth, in said county On
Saturday. February Sd. 1858. 81. SEQ
certificates of Stock in the Cincinnati.
Peru & Chieago Railroad company or 50
mnch thereofas vii: satisfy said ex,cu-
ton and costs. Taken as the properiy
of Ephraim Moor and at the suit Of Ly-
man Blair.
JOHN l.. THOMPSON. shift.
pr VIZ. E. TsoxPsoS. Deputy.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

al B,is.'ava SIZE let y QUE OF her anch-
o. s II Jalriy "a aoms water. l,sppesrs
tHst ne catte hal II, yer been clenched.
siG rs Whole OF il ran out; anchor and
- ~. " ere lost toy ether. She then let
= ne other anchsf. The cable OF which
ives 50 ineificIsntly fastened that she lost
this also. She then steamed out to sea
anti she could get W another cable from
tn holi. aud at last let gba smaller an
her with which she rode until the tenn
p-s. bfoke aPan her on Tuesday morning
\ I sje. v.taess saw her Carried from her
'aopr'I5s o.. II the ROCKS with such =
tar.s yl< i<s-n ,n;aat.s there was hard
t. pee yart ,ong remaining. She
,aisle Ilaloss b. sail To 90 TO guy psw
dsf. - cssw ef A0 only six were
ssveL Tais splendid vessel OF 2 zoo
tons was purchased BY Govern ment some
tine since. and sent ont full of most val
uaoie m lai-i,hs of war. Everything is
;;s,. With the exception OF the troops.
everything rentiasi in her at the time
sh- wss lishe' N tn. rocks. The whole
Of the wiatsr clothins for the men has
gone aowl-t).O)0 suits of clothing
with Ili-r gaf.nsllS. sacks. gloves. and
a nv titule Of osh-r articles of the Kin |.
vast quantities Of shot aal she'll, anti not
least a cols- lIeace, the medical stores
sent Oh. II consequence of IN, deiicien-
ci4s watch formerly existed. The latter
we. with not uacomnon neg l5ance.
sto.gel away ualer The shot and she'll.
enl ~oalt nol BE- laal.d at Scutsri. Tney
aee nov lost. az time wisa tie deman
for the n is likely to be more urgent than
ever. and wheG the com miss,riat is fully
occGP.eG il mihisterius 10 the wants OF
those WHO still remain an 'uu. TIE OH
er Rritisn vessels lest al Bilaklava are as
folio ys-;Is Rss0lute. al hslis lost; the
Rip Vsn Winkle. all lost; ths Wild
V.ve. one ortwo saved; the Wanderer
all lost: the Msfquess. eli lost; the Mary
Aan. ali lost; the Pdiiowa. al saved;
the Caduces. dismss.ed sni sbs ndoueJ.
The loss Of men at Ba!akaava is about
$40.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
Final Settlement.

kAOilCE. is hereby given ,hat Like
50 beth c Hudson. Adminis;ra Tx 81
the estate OF Charles Hudson. ,iefeasot
has MED her account current foT ana4xet
tiement OF said estate. which A. 81 pre
scented 10 the Common Peas Court Ioz
Confirmation q: ils next tern.
attest. RICHARD CcEBALLY. Geek.
Jan. 3. 1875. 42l
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
Noticc 10 Trcsn;sssers

Is hereby given that all persons h,re
sitter found taking anything out Of car
shop wlihou, permission viii be dee
with according to law.
ELLIOTT & CO.
Plymouth Jan. Isl. 1885. 4s,f.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
Her MAJESrY's SHIP.
Orr TaE kATcHA, Nov. Is.

Thank Gcd. my dear lam alive
sad able to gire you an secouns of The
horrors have Witnessed and escaped
duriag the las Two days. Ga Tuesday
ve expected every moment TO be either
dfowned or taken prisoners. such was he
fu5y Of the gale we have just TX perienced.
The oldest sailors say they have never
been in such DANCE oaly was there
the fearful gale TO dread. but lee shore
within mila anil a quarter Of Us. and
some 50 sail Of ali sorts around Us. 1
will rni.avor 10 give you detailsd &C
CONT Of it.
Ga M,udsy it blew fresh from the
southwest. but. as the barometer was
rising and nsihing indicated bad wea Their.
We to'k no notice OF it. especially as we
ell hal i'm B oel an idea. how utterly
efs3jcated. TIA. it was never known to
stlS,w horne' in the Black Sea. The
H. snip. fortunately shifted her anchor
sge and got good Eng. but no other
shio followed her example.
o. Tuesday (veste day morning there
WAS sill a s.if breeze, with occasional
squai's: still - alarm. until one OF the
squalls Heightened itself out-f may so
ex2s-ss m5s-lf-into regular gale and
th~n we began TO feel the iapieasinfness
of our situaiioa. Immediately secoal
anchor was lie, go. and this was soon 70 :
lowed by orr sheet aachor. still ].
with an enemv's shore scarcely ME
distant. and breakers much nearer. ii
vas, OF course. mos. anxious time.
About 10 A. " the Transport No. 90
the Gauges be gsa TO drive--she haviog.
fanny. parted her cable. Right astern of
herzwas No. / The Pyfenees. which she
soon fouled; aud mos. fearful sight il
was. Spars snapped like rotten silks;
i:b booms, towspsiis. ysrds. mss.s. Al
shared the ssafr crssa; the two ships
gsinaias liner in most awful manues.
OF course 40. l soon begsn 10 drive. as
well as No. 90 and both locked together.
bore Down pom the poorxampson. Soon
they were foul of her. and it- same wors
G. destruction, began. and in ten minutes
thsy cleared from her. and there lay the
bold, defiant little Sam son. shorn of ali
Ter beauty. with not an inch OF anything
rxcept her fnnneis standing, her mssis
having al! gone with one awful CRASH
and fallen iHhoard. So that We are most
anxious. though most feaeful, 20 hear oil
the damages they must have done in thei'
fall. Iisr bowsprit is also goue short
off. Ia fact. she is complete wreck
Parting from her, No. 20 brought up,
and we hoped wss safe. white No. l still
drove on towards the shore, and much as
we pitird her. help was. Of course utter
~ Impossible. While this was going on
inside US. Just outside us two French
liners, the Jupiter and Bayard. fouIed, but
fortunately. or By good management, gol
clear. With only . slight smashing Of
tosss * their quarters. & brought up with
3achors each. About noon the gale wss
at lie highest AID there was then = cry
that she Terrible Rad parted cable, and
vas mepg the breakers. Every nomen'
= e1pecfed she would 80 on shore, but
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

We will furnish Godey's Lady.s Book,
Peserson's National MsSsziae ,ol Grshs m 5
Magazine. and the Banner one year for
$50 in advance.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

Dr.. RUF0s BRowS will lecture at the
school room on Tuesday evening next.
We hope All who can will come out and
hear him.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

UNITED SrArEs ISrERfEagScE.-Con.
nect'cot md Massachusetts had much 10
ito IN putting dora Turkey on Thanks
giving day.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
State Of kHdi;,Esa. asSsssssf 60.
MARSHALL Circuit Courl Feb. Term,
A. D. 1875.
Us. Complaint for Divorce.

''''''e 3. '""'sy compliant for Divorce.
Seneca Prnfeyi
BE il known that the CO.. planant in tie
foregoing entitled canse, thus day filed IN ny
Office, her comp amt for Il vorce n this behal';
also, the afiifavit OF dlisinteressed person, by
which II appear, tlat said de EN- antis hon.
reside nj Of The State OF Indiana
Tie said defendant. Seneca Pr;mley, is
therefore hereby ilon;eG Of tle flinl and pen-
denty OF said petition, and that unless he aP-
pear and plead, answer, or demur ii.ere's on
or before the cahlns,oi aid cause, at tie next
Term Of the Marshall Clgcuit G oasi 10 lie hold
en- at the court house in Plymouth, N sad
county, on the third NJ nday in ebfuars nett,
the 81 me viii be heard an determined in his
absence. Attest Richard COabAtEf-
VI. G PaxEnoy, Alfg. clerk.
January 4ih- 1885, 1873
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

~ arote OF the Society. the Treasurer
10 required TO give bond with security in
The sam OF $500
Inc President is instructed to keep a
file Of tue Plymonlh Banner" for ,hs
poneili OF The Society, and at the expense
of The same.
Tae several Directors are instructed by
the Society TO solicit mem befship. re-
ceiye the sum required of each membes.
Gone dollar,) add report at The next reg
9lar meeting OF he Society.
Toe Society odjourned TO meet at The
Court House. 10 Plymouth. on the FIRST
% tutdsy in February. next. o'cloci..
AN.
Ds. GONG ER. Pest.
W. G. PcMERoY Sscy.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

OF-Hon. J. D. BRIcHr of the U. s
Senate will accept our thanks fer public
documents.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

A Paddy writing from the west. saws
pork is so plenty that every third nan
you meet is hog
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DIR. =. Ez1GENH-0TEzA w.

Having pernanentIyl scated III P smaa,b. begs
leave to tender bis ~arn,esr ih-siS - ire Pno-
ic for The III erl psrsnase ezseaasd lsrar and
soliriis contanabce II tie sauc.
AL Gals, Day o. Might. SlasA rs.stir.. pr rorf
atffntioo. 0.l're rss hisss. Soees. 'ifsi door
So4th IF .ir Il. 3. Hne's Harawkrs Store.
Jan. LIST 1868 III s. H.G A6o I BAN.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04
Agricultural society.

81 for that purpose. reported a Cons.itu-
ton and b. Laws for the Government of
the Marshall County Agricultural Socie-
Y. which. after some amendments, were
adopted. The members Of the Society,"
present, proceeded TO the election of per.
manent officers for the year 1875. which
resulted in the election OF James A.
Corse. as President Desiguey Conger,
vice President; A. G.. Armstrong. Secre-
tary; G.. o. Pomeroy, Treasurer w. G.
Pomeroy, Librarian. Directors for the
present year were then elected, as fol
lows FIR
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

Eighteen more British are said TO be
LOST or disnast-d .. Eupstoria the
hstcha.
Com n1nier Bsrnton. R. n persisted
in tie Frince. Dr.. S@encer is also said
to be lost, lie came out TO enquire into
,he ns1ica. service.
A Turkish iiae-of baItl- ship is toisi
wreck ct Eupstoris. TINS fig ship is
dismasted'
The Henri Rusir- is on shore-there is
no hops of getting her Other crew are
said to be In the hands OF the Russians.
Numbers Of Fen 4 anl British sailors
were taken by tas Cossscks on The west
coast.
Five Fr-ach line-ot- battle ships have
los, their ri ljers and received other ~
jurirs they will be brought down 10
Cms,antinople in tow.
L., 81 10
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-01-04

The disss'eIs Of he I4;h are greater
than we anticipated. The following
names may De adled TO the lis, OF those
totally los, at ,lakle va-Gerlrude Pride
Of The Ocean Pyraenses. and Ganges.
Tie total loss at 3 slaklays is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-01

sion with Others entertaining different views,
il will 10 our desire to avoid everything like
personal controversy, oil such, as general
rule, being uninterss,ing to the great mas
Of newspapers readers; and 60 far as we are
concerned, shall s;udiously Gvoil giving oc-
easlon for anything Of the kind.
Il has been a rule with us for years, and
we have strictly regarded and lived up to II
-nrc 10 F,' Pcrsoaaily oFn6,d rUh a pol
ihcai opponent. When others get offended
and say harl aud wicked things TO, aud
about u', we consider Il our sovereign right
and pleasure to laugh at their folly"
10 tiis rule, which has afforded Us - much
plra.ur, and saved Us - much trouble aud
pcrPlcSi,y in times past, We shall most re
lisiou'ly adhere
To the correspondent. Of tho Democrat,
W, solicit continuation Of f,yors." Com.
muui5aiion' from our friends will receive
prompt attention.
With the kin! aid and cooperation Of the
patrons Of tlr Democrat, W. hope to make
Il an cfi,icat organ in advocating and ri-
vlncing the great principle. Of Republican
ism-vhilc we trust &, will bc a welcome
visitor at the homo. and frcsii's Of OH IT,
friends. join J. PERRY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-01

And. then again. there is another change
Tor the be,tor-a change which tho writer
early predicted would take place It iaS
change which must be very oSviousto every
mhd, which has kept pace with passing
events. Party Nam,s hare lost hdr oHH''
po,ma. Everything is not now as formerly
taken upon trust, because il was dsnomi-
mated Democratic or Wing Names have
lost their charm. Caucus, conniyunce and
chicauery have los, their power; and there
is a strong determination among tho people
20 ask ,rlq,f5rr must We 10 this and that.
Men are not now told to 90 and vote so and
10, Lcauf, @ caucus tod thcm 60; but there
+. more s,nse aud reason exercised by the
press and the leaders of parties and the
voters, without thc " bch0,s "of party, arc
invited TO examine principle. Nan' ar'
20 Hura ht trsr cry, tu' p1aop'''. This
+. a reformation most marked In IT, chanc-
ter. and one which must insult In much
cool 20 the people oCthe State.
In conclusion, | wish TO say, that os an
editor Il was impossible ror me to please cy.
crvboiy: and Consequently ha,onot,risi.
Tn, treatment, however. which De, h,on TX.
,ryis,l toward. political oppoaeats, cgpe-
rallv al tho, who observed -,ltrap,ct,
has been such. | earnestly hope, as cam
mo-, mar the duties or The pleasures Of
social life | can her, declare, with al
fankness and sincerely, t'a, during the
l,p.e Of thc two past years. which have
hssn 6llod mp with 40 ordinary amount OF
political agitation, thai have not the TO-
collection Of o single instance. when In De
mos. lsalous devotion 90 che ,au.' c'pous-
"a. that I would not hay, recognized O bro.
cher In every opponent; and being ready %
extend 90 him ths iraicrual hand and O. 70
girro,a,c ssial tcelin-,. II other. can say
on. same 10 is circumstance or no l,ti'
r-,tfau5n
Patrons og ths Democrat, readers, aud
friends. must hil you an aiIrriiona,s tre.
wei a-l should a., mantle of clitor ever
au upon enc, humble individual again, he
would D. happy o. congratulate friends o..
numerous, zralous and irlulryut
THOMAS n BROWN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-01

Accidents, SUICIDE, ,>p Fmr. wclcau
FROM t.r Daily Advertiser that a severe, and
., !, feared fatal accident occurred at the
mills of Nc,sr. g. W. King & Co., at
Wclyhul.e, wcrk before last. Albert q.
leonard the iilrr Of the mill., upon going
below to oil his caring, stepped upon a
plank which had b,cn displaced By high
water, aud Lost his balance. 10 save him
-alt from falling into the water, he took hold
ola cog wheel which was in operation, with
hi, len hand, aud bad his arm crushed 20
the shoulder firm the hand AMER thi,
horrible crushing Mr.. Leonard f,ll into the
water where he remained some time. lie
managed To get on, after much eIcrtion, and
presented himself to his fellow workmon in
his crippled state.
At Yarmouth. a Young man named Daniel
II Nccdham, from Norway, went into the
mill Of Mr. y. GoOch, tn grind an axe. Not
understanding the movements Of the gearing
connected with the stone, or they becoming
in some way cntanglcd il was evident that
be had let the water on 10 the shaft 20 carry
the crinlstone, and the belt becoming en-.
tangled about lhe stone and the frame on
which it stood, and hy this means the stone
and frame were both drawn mp to the shah
on which sop'ratei, and in this way one
end of a plank IN which he stood was pushed
from it, resting place and prccipi,atcd Mr..
", some 10 or II feet TO the bottom Of the
shaft then in rapid motion. When he was
found. which was in a minute or two after
he fell, the shat, judge TO weigh more than
ton, was removed from its proper position
and resting in . great measure upon thc un-
fortunate man. Life was extinct.
The Bangor Wing learns the particulars
Of the burning Of boarding house near
Detroit, Michigan, by which two men from
this State Lost their lives. One Of them was
Abisha W. Burrell Of Dedham, a young
man % year, Of age, whose parents now re-
sides in that town,-and the other Mr..
Peter Patrick, who went from Denmark,
Oxford County and whose wife and two chill
dren were on the way out. They were two
millmen. The remains were found IN the
ruins.
SUICIDE. In Lowell, 9th, John D. Xii.
gore, young man, % years ofagc, employ
cd as fireman on the Suffolk Corporation
terminated his existence by shooting him
self with a pistol.
Kilgorc was young man who had al
ways sustained an unblcmi'hed character.
IIo came from Fryeburg, Me-, and was
member Of tho Lowell Mechanic PhalanI.
His friends are unable satisfactorily to eS-
plain the reason for his last and fatal act.
Rumor, IS is usual in such cases. reports
hi. death 10 be che rceult Of unIequi'ed love