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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-28

DO.OOOs eighteen miles from this city, sixty
acres and half moving ground, and snder in beat
cultivaton house two story, barn. hovsl granery and
half mile from depot $. L. JOHNSON, 2l2 Broadway,
room g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-28

A CHANCE FOR A POOR MAN.-oNLY THREE OF
those beautifully located lots in the Ninth ward OF
hrookyn, ert The rninutes' walk from the Fulton
Avenue Railroad Win be sold u1o.tiiy instalments
Of el0 II applied for before March lst next Apply to
JACOB PECARE, 1o3 Hester street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-28

VLTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED
w woman, q situation wet nurse. Good city re-
fersaoes be given. Please call at W. Bormams las
BoverV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-28

1HS CANAL STREET, NEAR vARICK.-w 4 a,
1OC VAN NOTES CRATE and fender, kitchen raaes
summer range and stove warcrooms. We have large
assortment OF the latest patterns Of mauteI grAtss
ranges and stoves for sale reasonable terms Crates
and ranges set and repaired ranges lined brass fouad
ers and jewellers furnaces built stoves lined baker,
ovens built and repaired.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08
What Is Lager Beer.

Lager Beer Is malt liquor, orr cinsllv
mace IN Bavaria. the essential pr"rer,ies
Identical with ordinery ale, " hich il clos,.
~ resembles in appearance. though diff
ering in taste; OF much less specific gray
ny; weaker. end retaining lis foam a short
time after being drawn. Is tnste is sub.
acid. pungen;. aud leaves in the month n
peculiar flavor, caused By a coniipe of
pitch, which The interior Of The barrel r..
oelves before being fed
The difference between The modes NJ
brewing :he lager beer md the OF, iDnrv
alo, is indicated by the etymoogy of the
name. Lager meaning res,-Icmninipg
IN store, the former requiring 10 res, N a
cool vault from four to six months before
II becomes drinhab,e. while tho latte,
can be used Immediately after emptying
from the watts
In effect. it is moderately Celebrating.
having but feeble intoxicating properties
lnGeed. II il were not comparatively in.
nocuous IN lis effects, the enormous Guam
MY consumed would effect sod havoc
among the drinkers-n being no very un-
usual occurrence Tor an individual 10 drink
gallon day, and even more
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08
The French SpoIiation Veto.

IL is long time since We read m am.
pie exposition Of the claims which this
bill was designed TO quiet. but we then
thought the argument in favor of the JUS
lice Of the original claims amounted very
nearly 10 mathematical demonstration.
When Louisiana was purchased OF
France our citizens Ind numerous claims
pending for ou;rages and depredations on
our commerce. IN The Treaty Of cession
our Government speedily agreed 10 pay
these clai las, and released the French
Government. from oil obligations in The
premises. We think the claims then n
mounted to abou. So 100000. If then
the claims existed, The claimants actually
paid 81. 100000 Of the purchase money
OF the vast valley Of The Mississippi, now
worth thousands OF millions. This was
the orifInal claim. What other claims
il any. be saddled on the bill; how MANY
OF the present holders are purchasers eff
original interests ii song: how the
question may be complicated. in the We
toed bill, We know not, but the original
claims are founded In The contract we
have named.
The property ofthe Treasury may have
Influenced President PIERCE in vetoing
the bill. We have about $50, 600, 900
more or less surplus just now in the Treas.
ury. The Treasury has had some hard
swsatings. TEXAS bullied the General
Government out Of 90"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08
less. Th,b SIC COO, CCO WIS maid with

less. 1hth SIC CO0. Gee WIS paid with
a.scriiy,' to Mexico for wLat. Mr.. Ben
loN says private mon were en- the Eve 81
buying for few thousands. Then it's
best TO keep on eye 10 lie wiEdwnId: ,fe
hm:Siao Negroes may have 10 be mid
for. IN Oh, dlonce 10 tie Presidents nos.
age. Wcnty lave to SCI trt-ier -.
rtdItlcn 10 survey lie Dead Sea. Cf,t.
iltl'ins may tpiic. if he cinrot be sat
oil bI the exl ense Of TWO o. three Llr-
cred THOUSAND 6cllhIs 10 batter dawn
bamboo neer'e Luts ttntsLele, 10 ctvcr
himself ond his country up with ,uch
eternal piles of glory. tia, possibly both
may be smoolhed underit
us oil sentimental. sHf, Ills ray,rg
Inc WIDOWS md children for the ncDav
their husbands and fathers paid towards
purchasing ynst empire in extent. WIN
one Of the men who was ruined by ora
oil The robber;es OF The French. died in an
Aims House in New England las, ycnr.
lis Prrposterous 10 pay 6ead men md
men who are SD questionable IS ia c,e
IN Aims Houses. lis absurd. Itsm,,.
ey thrown away,
But tie President must lie ralea bv lie
conscience and ii he has 10: gol conscience
enough OF his own, lie cnn borrow cons
cIences Of his bosom FRIENDS. There's Mr..
Cusher CUsnING. he's got a conscience
just LIKE viper; has always had That zen.
uta'ion from by. Then there's FoR
NEr. he has conscience and w.sdtm io
lend. lie Knows more and is more con.
scIentious than all Congress together. and
therefore altered The Minnesota Lald BIZ
last winter.
On the whole We are a grea: eoplc.-
Wo have great President. This is a
great country. a"d will he sui greater
when we have annexed Dumin ca, Cuba.
the Sandwich Islands, the Amazon River.
tho Dead Sea and BooIraboola Cha. whjch
we shall surely be able to purchase. ifw.
don't tool AWAY our money Oh peorle who
haI been so foolish rs TO die N Aims
Houses Toledo Blade
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08
The State OF Oregon.

The bill which passed the House oil
tatives on Monday the 9th inst,
provides that the people of the Territories
oil Oregon be authorized 10 form Consti.
tuition and State Government, and be ad
mitied into the Union on equal footing with
1.-THE original States in al:respec,s whatever
by the naDo Of the State Of Oregon. The
usual Courts arctic be established and un.
1 I'LL another census ond appointment, the
new State is to be entitled TO on. repre-
sentative in the Congress Of the United
STATES. Sectious Is and So in every
township ofths public lands in said State,
ara to be given 10 the use of schools; two
entire sections are 10 De given Tor the use
and support Of a'University; and ten en-
tire sections are to be appropriated for
completing the public buildings of the
State, or for the erection Of others. Eve
per cent Of the ne, proceeds Of the sales of
the public lands lying within the State
are to be paid tc The State, for the pur-
pose Of making public roads and ca nais in
the same. as the Legislature thereof shall
direct. upon condition that there be no
interference with the primary disposal of
the soil within the same. rs6f
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08
from the Site Sentinel,
IEGISL ATIVE.

SENATE-Feb. 24.-The entire morn
ing was consumed in the discussion OF
the bill TO establish Bank with Branch.
es. The Senate refused by a vote to re.
commit the bill. thereby preventing any
amendments TO be made to it.
The previous question was moved and
seconded, and the bill passed.
In the afternoon. the House Free Bank
Bill was taken up. read twice by its IL
tie, and referred. Bills passed: author.
izlng County Recorders and Surveyors to
issue fee bills. prescribing and defining
the duties Of Constabes. Pending the
discussion on motion to re-commit the
bill providing for the election Of the off.
GERS, and appraisement of the property
OF the State Prison, the Senate adjourned.
HausE- bill TO require county Au-
diiors 20 make out poll books for inspec-
lion, passed.
Bill reported making general aprro-
priations for State expenses during the
years 1855 and 1856.
1.-The amount appropriated to the Be-
nevo'ent Institutions, Is as follows
Blind Asylum S6S O64; Hospital for the
Insane Sl0l $50; Deaf and Dumb Asy.
lum S4S.OO aggregate for two years.
O9.434 7a1.a
Mr.. Smith Of Perry, made the follow.
ing explanation: I'm my remarks of
yesterday | may have given a wrong i'm.
preston. touching the expenditures of
the Hospital for the Insane for the past
year. and | desire to correct such IN i'm.
preston, and TO do justice to the present
efficient and economical administrator
ofthat Institution. The debt, expendi.
lures and estimates. are as follows:
An old debt incurred prior to
1852. due the Sinking Fund. $1,000
A debt to same, incurred for Hos.
pital building in August lest. - 600
Debt for current expenses up to
3lst Oct. 1854. s OOo
Amount advanced by Treasurer
of State in 1854, towards bull.
ding South wing, 5000
Amount required to furnish
South wing. 1921. 900
Amount required to furnish South hrah
wing when completed, M BE- 1000
For current expenses up to LIST
April. $3.50
For current expenses for the sue
ceeding two years. 10000
Appropriation ASKING for com.
plotting the North wing. $4,000
The appropriation asked for current
expenses is based upon the presumption
that there will be 225 patients, and the
cost is calculated At elso per snnum fe:
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08
ptnnloutb Bamler.
PLYMOUTH, IND.
Thursday Morning, Mar. s, 1855.
Rail Road Meeting.

Pursuant to notice. the citizens Of
Plymouth met ia the Court House on
Tuesday evening last. 20 take into consid-
Grafton the proprieiy Of purchasing Sc, 600
in bonds in the Cincinn att. Peru and
Chicago Rail Road. towards completing
that portion of the road between this
place and Laporte. After some remarks
by Mr.. w. ]. Walker. the citizeus re.
sponIed by purchasing the amount of
Bonds called for by Mr. W., which, with
the amount Of bonds bought by the citi-
zens Of Lap orte. will secure the compile
ton Of this road by the frst o: Sep,em-
Der next.
BY the completion Of this road. which
has now become fixed fact. we shall be
/ placed in direct communication with the
east and the west. Our farmers will be
enabled to get good price, for their pro.
duce. No more hauling grain forty miles
to market! Our Merchants will have
their merchandise much quicker. and be
able TO show the ladies the fashions in
SEASON. We shall have m ore money stir.
ing amongus
This is an excellen, scheme. The com
nletion OF the road to this place will &C,
as siimuleni, TO encourage The citizens
vi Rochester and ecu to come forward
and make an early completion TO these pla.
| ces. We could say more upon this sub.
jeci but forbear for want Of space.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08

cease TO be Gu infaai, sir added the law.
yev, and thsn-'
Rat! tat. tat! TAI! A furiou, peal at
,he outer door. The clerk sprang from
the high stool in the office, where he had
Just gone off in dcze, AID in one bouHd
ne was al the door. A young man rush.
cd in breatbless and then looking a. his
watch, said:
Ii just wants one minute We, Of twelve
o'clock
{ LESS by two seconds. sir, said Mr.. Pin,
ionwheel, authorita,ively utter having
examined his timekseper.
oh. hang your two seconds! cried the
stranger, impa!iently. MIR. Levi allow
me 10 introduce myselfio you sir-Mr.
Lynxley, sir,at your service-junior part.
ner Of the firm Of Swift & Lyn1ley, a,
Cliford's Iuu."
Pray be seated, my dear SIR said Nj
Levi. handing his brother chip chair
Nay ask to VIVA. am indebted for .hs
honor OF this visit al such an unreasonable
ut least such an unbusiness like hour?-
may say, il is now midnight
And no misiak.' added Esau Scrimble
for there goes the clock Of ST. Paul's.'
And accordingly the heavy strokes o
the hour were pealed out one by one from
old ST. Pau's clock tower, falling, as
were, upon the startled eur Of the sleep
ing city. and telling tie swarmipg hive o
human beings, that :hey had now enter
ed upon ouoiher year Of existence.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08

1te STATE SENTINEL comes 10 hand
under the same name, it is much enlarg-
ed. Messrs. Walker and Cotton have
taken possession OF the Sentinel Es;a b.
lishment, and issued their first num- Der
on the lst Of March. Upon more ma q.
ture consideration, the editors though. il
better not TO change the nnme of the pa
pei, as was al first contemplated. The
Sentinel is now the largest daily in the
State, and in mechanical execution equal
to any In Tie West.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08

IN the police court of Louisville, on Monday.
Ferdinand and Magdalena Berg, man aud
vie, superintendents OF German Catholic
institution for raising and educating orphans
charged with inhumanly treating John Mazura,
boy ony SIX years of age where held in FIVE
hundred dol, ars bail 10 answer at court, beside
three hundred dollars to keep the reace in
future. II was in evidence that these Chris
tia" preceptors had been in the habit of whip.
ping the Chi with club, having six strings
of leather fastened upon the end OF il. Such
monsters ought TO be punished severely.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08

CO Colton's map of the United
S!ates.-This is the only ma of the Unit.
ed States that exhibits the country from
Ocean 10 Ocear. II shows all of North
America without any portion being de-,
tached. or exhibiting part IN corners,
as is the case with other maps. w.
Marriott has accepted an agency for this
map Call at the Banner Office" and
subscribe.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08
NOTICE.

is hereby given tc tie holders of the Iond
i for deed for Lot N:Imb one hundred
and rtv four. u44) in tie original plat of the
Town of Plymouth, Marshall County, lndiana.
TO present said bond, p y The purch sc money,
and take deed for said Lot, on or be ore the
2nd day of April next, or from and alter that
cd.
By order OF tie Board of Comm; ssh, ners of
Marshall County, al their Ma Oh term, 1855.
TliOS MCDONALD,
blt3 Auditor of Marshall Co. Ind.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08

o. Our next number completes Vol,
3 Of the Banner. We hope our friends
will help us in getting m,re subscribe rs.
we now print seven hundred and twenty
copies weekly and wish 10 increase our
list to one thousand, help us friends, ev-
cry subscriber obtain another nd we will
be enabled 10 give better paper.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08
NOTICE

S hereby given 10 the holders of the Bond
Il n deed for lot numi er one hundred and
seventeen (llT in The original plat OF the Town
OF Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana, to
present said Bond, pay the pur base money,
and take deed for SAID Lot, on or lefore the
2nd day of April next or from and alter that
time said contract and sale, il hereby rcind-
ell.
BY order OF the Board of Commis sioners of
Marshall County. at their March Term, 1855.
TH0S MCDONALD.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08
Nfru advertisements
Notice to Won RPSi6PnfS.

NJ Office is hereby given that The undt ?
/ Y signed With the county surveyor WI, on
the 2nd dav OF April, e55, at 10 O'Clock a,
IN. on SAID dav, proceed TO sur ey and locate
{ e cor1tr> o. their Ian in section : township
I 30 dI;icc ? w st in Sfarl e county, TO
eet at the re'i'ence CT t. ID. Spoons and con.
time FROM day To day until all : finished
Noa rrsiJe'ts who fail to Il eet he Survey
tr at the time and lace aloye mer toned and
deray'r row lie for dcfrayir The ir pos ton Of
Tie cAPrrS- o sand survey. W Il he re,urrel 10
The Auditor Of S | county. and sr,cb de ;n,,,,er-
cy p az ed on The tax duplicate and COLLECTED
according TO law, 4. A. SPOOR.
AERAMWELSH.
Nh. g, 1875. 5If3'
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08

NOTICE Is hereby given tllt the under
/ Y signt baa taken out letters Of a,lmin;stra-
ton upon tie Estate of JOSEPH Hall lu:e of
MsrShnll county Ind, deceased al persons
knowing tfem>s Ives indebted To snid Estate a. a
requested 10 mare imnedia payment, and
these having Claims are notified Ia file them
t r seitlemon'. The + tlt- is supposed TO be
sci cit
SAMUEL r. COONS. Admir-.
March 9TH 1875. 5lt3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08

On New Neu's day. as down town ,,er.
Chant el tered his house. he was met bv IL
VII. who threw a tIi d Ii: neck c"id chain.
There, hubby" exclaimed his " lie. as a New
Years z IT tor yu.' Oh, yes"' rcioined Tie
hu b nd. with great coolne>s. In ! I the bil.
torn aba N AN hourago. "Y I'D a. eyclaiu-
ed ile lady. with equal indiii, reuc,. .whv I
Tod The ye~ e.ler To let i GO cm til, Julv bill.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08

/ QUEER DEFINITION. Violates def.
nition Of physician is: An unfortu.
nate gentleman. expected every day TO
perform a miracle namely, TO reconcile
health with intemperanes.'
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08

A PRoNouEclAMENro AGAINST THE
UNITED STATEs.--A letter from Santa Fe
meniionsa report that the Mexicans in
the Messilla Valley have hauled down
the United States flag. and raised the
Mexican national tri color. Troops from
Fort Fillmore, however, it is added, have
gone over there 10 put down the usurp
ers. eNt ~
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08

&C. The Hon. n. EDDY. will receive
our thanks for the Patent Office Report,
and other documents,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08

What tho better 10 the house for tn
sIuggs,d rising earlv7
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08
Dwelling House and Lots
FOR SALE

OTIS No. lis and l26 IN Plymouth, lying
IL contiguous, with good new dwelling
house thereon. The above property will be
sol at a low rate. Terms one half cash
the balance on time 10 su the purchaser.
Apply to NJ. w. SMITH
Plymouth, March ), 1855. sits
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08
TT EDD-0n

u 4 G-sgl.Nl9
On the lst, inst. by s. z. Coons. Esor.
Mr.. JOSEPH MEDIC Is Mss ELIzaBErH
LINN both Of this county.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-08

of twenty-ope years. Given under
my hand and seal of office, this first
day OF January, 1854. at one minute past
twelve, P. II.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-29

He is either grossly misinformed, or has
sought comfort in the injunction Of viii
l Shakespeare
I" Get fhes glass eyes and Ike scurvy politician,
seeu 20 see things thou dost not"
y Mr.. Fuller is not reckless and ambi-
tious man,"-nor was he the staunch
friend and jealous advocate Of the election
of w. T. Johnston" The fact is, Mr.
Fuller is a conservative politician, and be-
longs to the Cooper wing of the Wing
party Of Pennsylvania, as famOasly Nation
al as Gov. Johnston is sectional. This even
the Washington STR, an Administration
paper, admits.
We are willing that Mr. Grucle shall
abuse Mr.. Banks to his hearts content !;
but he must no. set him up as a leader Of
the American Party. Banks, Ike GrueIie,
has deserted that Party, and we presume
for the same reasons, to subservc his am
bilious aspirations. Bat Grucllc should
abuse him Understandings, if he would
damage him. We fear, however, instead
Of damaging Banks, he will damage
Gruclle Banks is editor Of the S0utb
SHE Deaocroi, is the right-bowcr Of VIII
son aud the worshipper Of Sumner says
Gruele. The Smith Sjde Democrat is print
ed at Petersburg, Virginia, and how man
can write the ardent, iire-eating denuncia-
toas Of the whole list Of FrecSoilerS and
AbolitioniSts that appear in that paper,
and stili be the "right-bcwer Of Wilson
and a "worshipper Of Charles Sumner"
surpasseth our comprehension. We rather
think Mr.. Gruclle is romancing and is
likely to gain the notoriety he coyets.
Banks, the editor of the South SHE Dam
ocr7f, is the nominee Of the Democratic
Caucus for Clerk of the House Of Repre-
sentatiye5 Gruelle confounds him with
the Black Republican Oh, Gruellc, Cru
ellie, haven't you made donkey Of your
self? Handing you over to the Louisville
Joaraql, we leave you.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-29

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Beautly Illustrated with Portraits by Ri. he and
II Wood EngraTiass from desi n5 ca ely ~ Darby.
THIS Work undertaken with The ssnc OF the cf or
erso TIE P,st Flee Departments, by gen eman who
has Ing bel aid IS s Ct The Syecal Agents OF thar
Departa The FIRST B-oS She kild ever issud ccu
l4Jei % live tlc ic Insight M practical p.rs
tios q tile Post nee Et,h hIr 'nt ant n; asoot certain
viI-s slH AMI x.,srrpc ulii he'd Ter h- le
fc o. end rr1si Heu f Gr,rs ag.,s. the aE~ rusr
FOR tAe c1siy Of Us mails sn tn in ability q Vgivt-
ccrse.-.a-ti-Hc-.
heart sl Care'sal comm - .ti0u Of th unl glten q and
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tasze Old tIr ttr;5fiIg uO,ic-s are annexed;
"Ihe bro. viii pr Of tie most tlinrg OF the
season. ana III h-en-. crest and general truiu 20 ma
ture all IRA pet,en al in our stock Of p pIlar
hSht hterature.'-N. y. Eregfig Posi-.
We az bond % conc de t. Mr.. Ho!hroo' tive o.
IA Post ttce experiences TIE merit 4 ne excesdug
" Interesting and suggestive took."-E i. Herdid.
The eats ard most entertaining OK have recently
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beat al ID fni Reynolds rcSites, AID any
oae Who reads their VIII raz- that sin
Ey-s and -hrivss amid orr modern -" Bc>tE o.
TINS work comments itself y he If Is sbi-c %
eF i-foa who ral read b)sE, or write e it-
d4sltttt elt.ls 4Rr,taitH.
a more amusing and a. the time Interesting w-rk
o. rs k'nl, has never bceE Published IN America -It
a vel written and ~r11sir work from which We shan
max an eN'rci CT two FOR e ueneat Of the commIly-
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ter'-FiHT. Inquirer
This blok is iadesi EaysIy exceed n-'v eute-sinn p,
an opening nc source OF amdsem- rs -" Lfu To- Dgig
C5s,1E'.
"fa-re substance e1oagh in the inei5ens plots snf
chr Cers tlaei ia bis sketches, to Ell novels"
40 person ~, his allowed hinse1 to huber f5r
moment ta- idea II opening another pes ns letter
rea IN hk without 1Uarpg at III r.. tai prrcpce
on which he has stood.'-Ns,C Hars1 q gi.tr
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