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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-25

TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS AND VALICEs.
tATI se on hand a large assortment % SOLE LEATH-
w A.. TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS. aud NALiCkH,
Philadelphia manufacture, which viii sell A. TIE very
loaest prices RAMAGE a CHURCH,
IyI AZ College street.
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MOUNT OLIVET.

NNHEAT.-5 OF O bushels wheat wanted, (put up |
w IN bushe Oznaburg Bags) for which we will pay
cash. Ijy2l W. II. GORDON & co.
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Election en- Thursday, August I'd.
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BAGS! BAGS!

ON and after the list August will be able to furnish
" 1000 bags per day, for the pu Of holding wheat
-four, and Persons reqlrng Bags please
send in their orders at early day as possible.
jy2I W. IL. GORDON co.
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FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.

WE have yet haDdsome assortment Of seasonal
w Goods which we are selling at moderate prices,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01

The average cost for each pupil was neat
ly $3.50. whilst in the Deaf and Dumb it
was but Sl25
BY the same. bill reported to provide
for She disbursement of the opprcpria-
tions ma1e for the support of the Insane
ASYLUM.
Mr.. Smith said hat this bill applied
the system of disbursements which ex-
listed in the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, to
the Insane Hospital. The necessity oil
this was clear. when that institution was
now asking about Sl85 900 for its sup.
port for the next two years, and had a
debt over it Of from SO, 900 10 $4,000
BY Mr.. Newcomb, bill to prevent de-
falcation of county and townrhir officers,
reported back with amendments, which
were concurred in, and the bill passed.
The House resumed the consideration
of the school bill.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01
ShPriES SHE.

Rf virtue of an execution to me directed
- out OF he Clerks Office Of the Marshall
common Pleas court | have levied upon. and
snail expose to sale on Saturday the 3Ist das
OF March, 1855, between the hour, of ten
o CLOCK IN the forenoon and for O'Clock in the
afternoon, at the Court Hou e door in Ply
mouth, Indiana, the rents and profits for seven
years of the undivided half Of the Steam Saw
Mill, situated east of Water street, opposite
the east end OF Washington street, in Ply
mouth, Mar hall County, Indiana, and ab, ut
two acres of land belonging to said mill as the
property Of the defendant. said land is bound
ed east by Yellow River, north by Yellow
NV er and part of the town oil Plym 9uth, west
by wafer Street, and SO 18th by east Plymouth.
II the rents and profits for seven years fail
TO sell Tor sum sufficient to satisfy sad exc
cution, interests and costs, Will then and
there pr oceed to sell the fee simple title 10 said
real estate. or so much as is necessary to sat
isfy the same.
Taken as the property OF Joseph westervelt,
at the suit OF Hope & L'Amoureux.
J. L. THOMPSON shift.
per I. B d. THoMPsoy. Dent.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01
no Won Residents.

~ UTICE IS hereby given that the under-
/ signed, with the county Surveyor, VIII.
on the Goth day OF March, 1855 at 10 O'clock
a m. on said day, proceed 10 survey and 10
cate the corners OF his land in section I'm
Il; L., IN MarShall county, Indiana, TO meet
at the residence of Thomas Sumner. and CON
unue from day to day until all is finished.
Non residents who fail to meet the Surveyor
at the time and place above mentioned ard do.
fray or provide for defraying their portion oftbe
expense OF said survey. will be returned ia IN.
County Auditor of said county. and sucb deliI-
qnency placed on the tax duplicate and collect
ed according TO law.
March l. 1855, 5o.e
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01
Notice to Won Residents.

N OTTO E is hereby given that the under l. n
l. Y ed, with the county Surveyor, will on
the l5th day of March, 1855, at 10 o'cI1Ck a.
M on said day proceed to survey and locate
the corners Of his land in Sc, lion 80 township
80 north, of range east in Marshall county
10 meet N A. Shsne's ard Continue n ON day
to day until all is finished.
Nun residents who fail Ia NC e: the Surveyor
at the tine and place above mentioncd and de-
fray or provide for defra.ing their portion of
the expense of Sid survey, Will be rctuI mel to
the County Auditor If said county, and such de-
linqnency placed on III tax duplio ate and col
lected according to law.
AlcxcGd, I SHAIN
March. 1, 1854. SOB.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01
ShPg'iH,S Sale.

Rf virtue OF an execution TO me directed
1Jout OF the Clerks Office of the Marshall
Common Pleas cou-t have levied upon, end
shall expose 10 sale on Saturday the 18th day
of March 1855, between the hours of ten o.
clock In the forenoon and four o'clo in the
afternoon, at the Court House door in Ply
mouth, Indiana, the rents aud profits or sew
en- year ,ot the following property to wit:
East hall and West az and West h'f and Eas:
or OF section Ia Town 81 Range 2 east con-
tanning I6O acres more less.
1t the rents and profits for seven year, fail
to sell for sum sufficient 10 satitfy laid exc
cuiion, interests ana costs, l will then and
there proceed TO sell the fee simple title to
SAID real estate, or SO much as is Necessary to
satisfy the same.
TAKEN as the property Of Henry B. Pershing
VS. Williams and Bailey,
j. l. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Per T. b. THOMPSON, Dept.
l50t3l
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01

~ Office is hereby given that the under
i signed, with the county Surveyor. will
on the 2ls day of NJ rrch 1855. at 10 O'Clock a.
IN. on said day proceed 10 survey and locate
the corners of his lands in section
township SO north. of ran.e east in Mur
shall comfy, to meet at the residepce of L.
Tue ker and continue from day to day until ali
is finished.
Non residents who fail 70 meet the Surveyor
at the time and p ace above mentioned. and de-
tray or provide for defraying their portion of
the expense OF said survey, W Il lie returned TO
tne county Auditor oi said County. and such de-
iihqdehcy placed on the tax duI licate and col
lected according TO law
=, Ionic TUCKER.
March l, 1855, s0r3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01
ShP1.iN,S Sac.

Rf virtue of an execution to me directed
- out Of the Clerks Office of the Marshall
Common Pleas Court have levied upon, and
shall expose 10 sale on Saturday the 25th
day OF March, 1855, between the hours of ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, and four O'Clock in
the afternoon, at the Court House door in
Plymouth, Indiana, the rents and profits for
seven year; the following property to wit:
Lot No Sc, and south one third of lot
No IS, with the Improvements thereon situa-
ted in the original town plat Of Plymouth,
Marshall county Indiana.
the rents and profits FOR ,even years fail
to sell for sum sufficient to satisfy said ex,-
cution, interests and costs, j Will then and
there proceed TO sell thefce simple tit 10 sa d
real estate, or SO much is necessary to sat
isly the same.
Taken as the property Of Chas D. Clark at
the execution of Woodbury.. Hope and Gray
don.
J. L. THOMPSON. Sheriff
Per T. b, THOMPSON, Dept.
I50t 81
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01
PLYMOUTH, IND.
Thursday Morning, Mar. I, 1855.

At the inception Of our alliance with
the Banner. we promised. among other
things 20 keep ctr Pc irons posted upon
Politics. Religion and Agriculture, as
might be in our favor, and we intend TO
keep with them this plighted obligation.
But fellow patrons while you expect
these things from US. do not bow submits.
sivsly. TO that Sluggish God. Inertia;
or gaze stupidity upon the momentous
scenes. daily Transporting around you.
without moving muscle to aid their
progress. How does the ambitious Poll
tician hope to obtain the goal of his de.
sire. unless he act vigorously in his own
behalf7 How does the Christian expect
20 be regenerated and clothed for etsrni
~ unless he go about it with contrite
spirit. and say Lord what wilt thou
have me dol" Certainly by standing sfa.
off Qike the proud Pharisee) and thank.
ing God that they are not as other men.
will not do the purifying work. How
has it been with the efforts of Bro. Gun.
nmgham for the last few weeks, at the
Presbyterian church of our place? His
efforts have been crowned with abundan,
success. which proves clearly that he has
received the cooperation OF the many
souls who have been brought to knowl
edge of the truth. Will the Yeomanry
of our country contend one mo ment fol
that flimsy and norsensical doctrine, thai
their granaries are filled with abundance
from the prolific hand of q bountifu!
Providence, as they sit indifferently by.
and prefer not fostering hand? Ii is
not so. Our lots are not cast in such
pleasant places. No such promises are
given US; but the irrevocable mandate
has gons forth from that Sovereign who
never reiracts, That there shall be q
seed time and Harvest and that man
"shall eat bread in the sweat of his face. >
Surely then it is expected and required o.
man that he will act the part of good
husbandman, SOW his grain In due time
sift we'll the wheat from the tarss. ant
finally that he,wil do all on his part tina
is required of him and trus, TO Providenc,
for the balance.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01
Sale Of Property.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undeF-
signed will Offer for sale at Public Auc'
ton. at the late residence of Seely Prim-
ley. deceased. all the personal property
belonging TO said estate, on Saturday the
18th inst, consisting of sheep, one COW,
one colt. four stands of Bees. and oths,
articles. ton numerous TO mention. A
credit of nine months will be given on
all sums over three dollars. The purchaser
giving note with approved security.
waving appraisement laws. with interest.
Under that sum cash in hands.
ELEANOR J. PRIMLY. Adm'x.
March LIST 1885 f3 yl
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01

The Democratic Mass Meeting on the
22nd, surpassed the expectations Of the
most sanguine, there was larger assem-
blage than hos been witnessed in Indian
apolis Of some years. The meeting was
called to order By o. B. Torbet. presi
dent OF the Association, who after expla-
ming the object of the meeting. declined
serving as president on the occasion, when
Gen. John L. Sponn, Of Jennings. was
called TO the chair and George P. Buell.
s. Austin II. Brown, were chosen secre-
taries. after which a committee was ap
pointed TO draft report md resolutions
for the consideration Of the meeting. The
Hen. G.. N Fitch being loudly called up
on, came forward and addressed the meet
ing on the political topics Of the day,
briefly reviewing the causes Of the late
accidental defeat Of the Democratic party.
The speaker was frequently interrupted
BY the applause and appreciation of the
meeting.
Gov. J. A. Wright, in answer to load
call. came forward and delivered speech
repleie with democratic doctrine. He re-
viewed the great questions before the
public in strain of genuine and impas.
stoned eloquence. He urged. with great
earnestness, the necessity Of taking broad
national ground. and avoiding side iseues.
He said the private opinions Of Democrats
upon questions merely domestic in their
character. should not be regarded as teal
of Demo crazy. He liked that kind Of a
Democrat who could make the same
speech in the north. the south, The east
and the west, and who everywhere and al
all times. is readyto support the consti.u-
lien and the union.
Mr.. DENLY Of Vandsrburgh. offered the
following resolution, which was adopted
by consent.
Resolusd.-That the Democratic party
on this. the anniversary of the birth day
of Washing ton. re-endorsss the sentiments
of his farewell address. particularly with
reference to the preservation of the Union
of these States. the formation of sectional
parties, and the dangerous and licentioui
tendency Of secret political associations.
After which speeches were made by thu
following gentlemen Mr. Dandy. G. F
Cookery. Archibald Johnson. and Mr.
Carnahan; after which Judge Lowry, frou
the Committee on 90 address and sesslu
lions, made tho following report:
To THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF In DI
AsA:-Ths present condition Of polisica
affairs in this country is q subjec: OF muct
interest TO every citizen. The elsmenn
which constitute the causes of difference
in political action and principle are 60 d.
versIfsd and opposite in charactsr, thal
il is a matter Of difficulty often Tor th,
candid mind to decide what course Or IN
fluence is safest Or best /; 10 discriminate
between the transient and permanent Il
draw just line Of distinction between th'
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01
Mr.. Cooper took the floor and made g

Mr. Cooper took the floor and made a
long speech On the subject,
HouoE.--The House proceeded TO the
! consideration Of the Ocean Mail Steamer
| appropriation Bill.
MIR. Odds amendment. as before re.
ported. was adopted-yeas 100. NAYS SO.
At this point message was received
from the President informing the House
that he had vetoed the French SpolIa,ion
Bill. Great sensa,;on,)
Mr.. Orr proposed that the message be
lead and printed, and considered Monsa,
at ore o'clock.
Mr.. Birly of Virginia, suggested Tues
day next.
Mr.. Haven moved iba, The reading be
dispensed with. ICr;es of" Mo-" NO
Read" Read" and much confusion !
Points of order were raised, that the bill
pending must be disposed before tie mes
sage could be acted on, which was apre ed
TO.
An amendment was then offered and
adopted--yeaS 90, nays S2-,hat .noths.
appropriation bill was necessary for this
year. as the bill failed to pass last ses.
sion.
The Veto Message was then read.
Mr.. Bayly. of Virginia. moved to post.
pone the consideration Of the MESSAGE
until Wednesday, and. after ZONE debate.
the House adjourned.
The President in his Veto Message r.
fers to his duties under the Constitution.
and discusses the principle, undertaking
the words approval or disappova, Of bills.
He reviews strong y on the fac, that. in
no case since the beginning of the
century, has my Administration r.coo
nized these claims or decided them .woI
thy of recommendation to Congress. nor
is ii even alledgsd now, says the Pres;
dent. that new evidence has been brought
TO light, calculated TO fix any LIABILITY
on this Government. He argues the
whole question Of our treaty liabilities
with France. and declares UNDERSTANDABLE
his conviction that the United States
have already in the most ample and com.
plets manner. discharged their whole du-
ty TO such citiz-ns as may have been at
any time aggrieved by the acts of the
French Government, and says. for three
reasons. the bill ongh, not to meet tn.
Executive Sanction.
SENATE--Feb. 29.-The Pacific Rail.
woy bill was then taken up.
Mr.. Clayton addressed the Senate. in
opposition to the bill; he said he did no,
believe either road would be built and
he thought the project was i'm practice BILE.
as the through travel and freight would
not support the expenses Of the railway
and there would be no trade Of conse
quence.
HoUsE.-The Speaker announced the
first business in order ives the consider.
alton Of the Pres;dentss veto message. of
the French Spoliation bill.
The question then being put, shall the
French Spolistion Bill pass. notwith
standing the veto of the President. il
was decided negatively; yeas ll3, nays
Sc. not being Constitutional MAJORITY.
Feb. 20.-John Appleton has been
confirmed as Secretary OF Legation a,
London. England. Mr. Cox of Ohio.
Secretary of Legation at Peru, and Mr.
Atkinson. a third Auditor. in place Of
Mr.. Bent.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01

According to estimation Great
Britain annually sxpends for shaving
three million of pounds sterling. (s15,-
coo. 00O.) The Rev. P. Barlow, ircum.
bent Of Lock6eId. Eng, appeared in the
Pulpit with his beard on, and resembled
Cramner and Latimer so much, that some
of the congregation left the church.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01
ADMINS RATION

N oTICE i. hereby given that the under
L signed has taken ont letters of sdmins-
tration on the estate OF Sc. ly Primley deceased
All persons ndeb.e 10 said estate, are rcouir-
ed to make immediate pa ment, and those hav-
ing cial,ns are notified TO file them according -
Law. The estate ia probably solvent
E.e NOR Jane pRIMLEY, imrx.
March Ist 1855 5Ot2
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01

We call attention to the following
bill. introduced on Monday. by Mr..
Drew, entitled an "act TO suspend the
operations Of an act entitled an act TO
prohibit the manufacture and sale Of
intoxicating and spirituous liquors e1
cePt In the cases therein named, and TO
repeal all iofms. acts inconsistent there.
with, and for the suppression Of intern
perance. Approved Feb. I6. 1855:
WHEREAS. A bill recently passed the
present General Assembly. entitled an
'act TO prohibit the msnufactu1e and
sale of spirituous and intoxicating
liquors" and. whereas, serious doubts
are entertained of the constitutional.
ity Of the provisions OF said act; and
whereas, lis operations will be the
means Of disturbing the various com
meicisl transactions of the people Of
Indiana. and must inevitably result in
utter pecuniary ruin to a large and re-
spectacle class of citizens now en-.
gagged in the manufacture and sale OF
sPirituous liquors. ETC.. and III the
cultivation Of the grape, and manu:ac
turs Of native wines. and in the plant.
ing and cultivation Of orchards for the
manufacture Of cider! and also, in the
cultivation Of large tracts. for the
raising sfhops and barley. and. where
as the operations Of the said Act. will.
legislate from the rightful ownership
of this citizens OF Indisna property OF
immense value, abrogating the right
OF the citizen &c engage in, and carry
enapy trade or traffic. hitherto recog.
nized By the laws of the State as an in
dispensabls right. in the possession Of
which he should always be secure.
And whereas the operation of said oct
would not only be subversivs eff the
principles ola free Government, but
demoralizing in all its tendencies ;
weakening the obligations which ev-
cry good citizen should think TO obey.
the laws Of the State, and bring into
contempt the legislative acts Of the
General Assembly.
SEC. /. Therefore be it enacted by The
General Assembly of the State of Indi.
una. That the act entitled an. act TO pro-
hibit the manufacture and sale OF spirit
uous and Intoxicating liquors except
therein named, and to repeal all former
acts inconsistent there with and for the
suppression Of IntemPerancc. passed on
the 9Th day Of February. A. D. 1855. be
and the same is hereby suspended for the
term Of two years, from and after the
time when the said act was to take effec,
namely, on thel2ih day of juno, 1855
Sec. 2. As BY the suspension of III.
said act aforesaid. many Of the citizen,
of the Stale will be saved from great De
cuniary embarrassment. and in many ca
ses from utter ruin; and the State reliey
ed Of an immense outlay, which in III,
present crisis of monetary affairs Nigh
be better appropriated to the payment o
the public debt. an emergency is hereh,
declared to exist, for the immedia,,
taking effect Of this act. from and ate
its passage and publication in the Indi
asa State Journal and Indiana State Sc n
tinel.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01

B-An efoet 10 reduce the Homestead Ex-
emption froa $500 70 1925 failed in the House
by 90 toll.
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nE RAILROAD DIRECT 40 THE WEST.
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TiAas estw-sH "A N-1hinstan and wheeling but isl
unaiag s bepssa Haa1ingea aas osaeanat, q hoars
TArsazn sieL and ssEgaEs checks 10
Washington.
THE RaOad having greatly improved
western coHssI.ous
et b1weta wnssnsiou Baialse portions West
The Norsl Nest, sHd the -satbwess-
Tie between fIom Washington and ms
bound Rei a Bamoss always promptly made al the
wasHgtsn isnesa sisly called ths Relay House. aips es
WAsbihsOB snd de ohio E4ggage checked Through 10
ere tih p-sseB-ers chafge, holding
roagh ueEia or PoH syon ie cahnsesias trains leave
Washington asg a o a M and ~ ~ On sanasss al me
An Wh@eiins raf soneaoA made wh e trains Of The CEN
TRAL OHIO RAILROAD, running rom Beiare, the oho,
Wassiing through cambdse Zanesslie and hesis 70
MAnsad and sandussy railroad fr sanduAy Toledo Detro
Al coumbo fbe O. o. railroad uans
q Lftie MANI raroad Aeaa CINCINNATI, LOUIS
rd viii the trains through Dayton INDIANAPOLIS,
iiaatr, La.Ayenr, Chicago Rock Island - LOUIS, Ae
Nnchez, New Orleans hewhch sold Washingon-
Cincinnati The mail steamers the oho
Tekels for Evansville Cairo and st. Louis sold by TINS
Toa CLEVELAND and via Ceveland TO Toledo Deirut
Se tickets hcld wen the Chic HsTigAb between
he CeTeland ana Psisburr railroad Is made.
Travellers requested 70 notice tha she us e only oq'e
shortest most speedy and direct g nearly al he leading points 70
miles, being 100 mites shorter than Other
BY through Washington: To whseias 80 IS
Columbus sl9 IS; Dayton, SIS So cinenna so Louisville
2 .pad s o. y s TosS from s be,io laeIsgp e
Chicago $40 IS and SO 50 81 Louis s 20 and si Memphis
For FrsderieI and Hapers Ferry Manbu Berke, springs
Cumberland Bedford SPRING Piedmont Oakland and fou1
stations between Baltimore and Wheeling iake O.
For .rsin. 10 and from Baltimore Annapolis Sc special
For further irso-nton through tickets Sc, apply tn
PARSONS agent al Washington siaiion ,.,, :, ,t.xr
Master Of Transporta;lan Baltimore and
NAV 5-dr Railroad, Baltimore.