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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-16
&lOO Reward-
March 9, 1855.

~ WAS stolen from the subscribers stable in
I'm Charlotte, Tuesday night the 9th ut., a
NA beautiful blood bay HORSE, of medium size,
in good ORDER and about six years of age, light name
and tall shod all round and having small portion OF
white on one of his hind feet. Suspicion rests upon
man who called himself here WILLIAM CLAY alias
VIM. CLOYD (as he is called in South Ca1oIina,) he
having eft this place under very suspicious crcum-
stances He is about IS years of age, is about feet
or 9 inches high, and limps little in walking, has
dark hair and large set of whlskers, which
understand he has since had shaved off, When he left
here he wore gray overcoat He says he is Russian
by BIRTH but he speaks good English $50 will be
given for the delivery of the horse to in Charlotte
and $50 for the OF tie thief with su .ent proof
to convict him.
NJ D. Mcleod.
March 9, 1855. 33-tf
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State of North Carolina.
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions, January
Term, 1855.
Drucker 4 Sommers,
Original Attachment

Original Attachment.
Thomas Andrews.
T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
i Thomas Andrews is not resident of this State
conceals himself that the ordinary process OF law
cannot be served him: 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made for six weeks in the Western De-
mocrat, newspaper printed in the town of Charlotte
tor the said Thomas Andrews be and appear at the
next term Of this Court be held for the county of
Mecklenburg at the Courthouse in Charlotte, the
4th Monday OF April next, anG plead answer or demur
Judgment pro confesso will be taken against him.
Witness w. K. Reid, Clerk of said Court, at
Office in Charlotte, the 4th Monday of January, A. D.
1885, and in the 10th year OF American lndependen
29(Pr's. fee $6.) w. K. REID, C. c. c.
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Letter from Gen. scott.

The Hon. William S. Damrell, the Anti-Slaverv
Know Nothing member of Congress from Mlssa-
chu<etts having a>ser'ed in his lectures in Chesh-
ire county, that the Catholic vote was offered 10
General Scott at the late Presidential election, Sc
veral persons who heard h3m determined to get
the truth of the matter and, therefore, address
ed a letter TO the distinguished veteran, who re-
turned the following reply:
New YORK, March l, 1855.
GENTLEMEN: have just received through the
Hon. Mr.. IIibbard. NJ. c.. at Washington, your
joint letter, dated the 24rh u, in which you say
tn that, in some recent political address, deiv-
cred in your neighborhond and in your presence,
the speaker declared, substantially, that in The last
Presidential canvass:
"BShop Huehrs, Of New York, proposed to
Gen. Scott to sell the Catholic vote, who hesraed
10 reply; when the proposition made to Gen.
Pierce. aud accepted and Jesuit placed al
the head Of the Post Office Department.
That Bishop Hughes demands were assented
10 by the party to whom he first proposed except
that 1t drmrndrd Cabinet officer, upon which
you hesit.t"d; and the proposition made to
Gen. Pierce, and he assented.''
And your letter to me is thus concluded:
Believing The statement TO be false and basely
cnlumnious of the lair fame of yourself and the
other Distinguished gentIrm"n Implicated thereby,
NC would respectfully rFqu' ST of you to inform
us nj our earliest convenience N1l2thCr the STATE
ment of Mr.. -, SO far as it relates to you,
Is true"
hasten 20 say that the statement or statements
| have quoted from your letter, above. are, in
respect to myself, ABSOLUTELY FALSE, and
1 h"rc "o do"Lt they are equally so IN respect to
my poiuicni friends and apo, etS in the canvass
alluded to-
remain, gentlemen, with great respect, your
obedicnt servant. WINFIELD SCOTT.
o. We regret 20 learn that Mr.. Patrick Nc.
Gowan, U. S. Mail Agent, of this place, as
sauIled and shot Monday last, at Weldon, by
Il man of the name of Everett and that his
cOvery is considered doubtful. The occurrence,
we understand, grew out of some business trans
action between Mr.. McCiuwan and the EveretIs !;
and one of the latter, The others ahetng attacked
Mr.. McGOwan, Tho unarmcd, and shot him
repeatedly with revolver After he had fallen,
Ii Is stated, Everett went up TO him, and placing
the pistol close 10 him. fred into his head or neck
The perpetrators OF tins foul deed have, we are
grailfed Ia learn been arrested and gcd IN Hal
flax jail. -.SaXElrd.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-16

A YOUNG man from Fayetteville, n. c., wishes a
~ situation. he is competent to take charge of a
sett of Books, but would object to situation as
salesman. The best OF references given Please ad-
dress "CLERK at the Office of the Western Democrat
March l6, 1855. 3I-5w
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March 9, 1855.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Mecklenburg County.

1855.
Henry s. Miller
VS.. : Petition for partition of
j r Mcdonald & others Land.
II appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
| Harris Freeman and Harry Freeman not resi-
dents of this State, it is therefore ordered that pubca
ton made for six weeks, the Western Democrat,
notifying the said Harris and Harry Freeman TO be and
appear the next of this court to be held for the
county of Mecklcnbug at the courthouse in Charlotte
o the 4th Monday in April next then and there to
plead answer demur to this petition, otherwise the
allegations therein contained will be taken pro confesso
and the petition heard exparte as to them.
Witness w X Reid, Clerk of our said Court at Office
in Charlotte the 4th Monday of January, A. D. 1855,
and in the 18th year of American Independence.
w. X. REID c. C. C.
PRINTERS fee, SCI 80 CIV
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Horse Stolen.
5000 Reward.

CTOLEN from the subscribers place, Middleton
y Swamp, eight miles from the village of Orangeburg,
on thursday, the 18th utimo, large GREY HORSE,
about to II hands high; has mark his hind foot
caused by the cutting of rope he is about ten years
old. reward of S1OQ will be paid for his recovery
The said horse stolen by William Cloyd. Said
Cloyd is about feet inches high, weighs about 1876
pounds, has dark hair and whiskers crippled little in
one of his feet and hips, he is nearly bald the fore
part of lis head. Has brother Marion Court House.
and when last seen making his way towards Co.
lumbia. reward of 500 will be paid for the recove
~ of the horse and $500 for the apprehension of the
thief. H. N SHELL
march 2, 1855 32-3w Orangeburg e. II. S. C.
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Money Wanted.

THE Notes and Accounts due the late firms of Spratt,
L Daniel & Co. and Spratt K Allison in my hands
for collection. Those indebted will please tor
ward without delay and pay their dues.
J. P. SMITH, Agent
Dec 90, 1854 3m
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-16

M Y Notes and Accounts having been placed in the
VI hands of S. w. Davis, ESQ, for collection, those
who are indebted to me indvidu. lily, OF the
old finn of Steele &c Harry. respectfully request
ed to make settlement by April Court, if not
A. &. STEELE.
Feb. 9, 1865. 98-u
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SIENNA FIGS.

A GREAT desideratum in Families and to persons
n suffering from habtual Constipation, beng an
agreeable and efficient Aperient quite palatable, and
free from those principles, which make it
matter of much difficulty to administer medicine
children. For sale at
SCARF &c cos. Drug Store.
Feb 16, 1855. 3O-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-03-16
Notice.

Notice.
4 Ii persons indebted to me by Accounts or other
n wise, requested to call my office and settle
the same early possible.
p c. CALDWELL.
Jan. IL, 1855. 5w
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Leather, Leather, Leather.

200 SIDES Hemlock Sole Leather.
SO " Baltimore White Oak,
Band and Sole Leather, just received az
BOONE'S BOOT aud SHOE EMPORIUM.
Dec 80, 1854 23tf
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Cheese,

DAVIDSON & MOSS have just received rs BOXES
~ of English Dairy CHEESE, low for cash.
Oct 20, 1854 13tf
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w. S. LAYTON g. CO.,
Factors, Forwarding and Commission
MERCHAN TS,
SOUTH ATLANTIC WHARF,
CHARLESTON, S. C..
W. s. LAYTON. THos. ALEXANDER.

|
d w. BECKWITH has removed his Jewelry Store
H. TO No. 2, Johnston's Row, three doors South of
Kerr's Hotel.
Feb Is, 1855. 30-1y
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-15

Ueon consultation with Democrats
from every portion OF the State. the Dem
ocratic Association have called MASS
MEETING, to be held In Indianspoiis
on The 22nd of February ins.. This Is a
very suspicious period for such an ssse
b.sge The legislature will BE- in session,
and the Governors Of several adjoining
States are expected 10 be in the city. In
vita.ions have been issued 20 number
of prominent Democratic speakers III our
own and other States. who it is believed,
Will also be present aud address the Con-
v<utio8.
An ass.mblsgs Of the Democracy OF In
disna IS certsin.y iniperitivsly demanded.
n We wish 10 maintain cur organization
We must meet and consult as 10 the best
method of rendering it effective. Let US
shcn on the 22nd Of Februafy, 1855 meet
at the Capital of the State, ressseri the
sncisn, princip Plies from which We have
never d.vis,ed. ard adopt such /. policy
as will insure iFiamPbant victory III
the nnpaign Of '56-a victory which Is
surely needed TO reverse the hssty deci-
sion of October last. to viniicats the tar
nishsd honor Of our flag. and 20 place
the State in the hands OF its Legitimate
gusriisns-ihs Democratic Patty. b.
order of the Association.
GEO. T. BUELL.. Cor. Story.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-15
Prospectus of the Una.

In announcing new volume OF this
periodical. we deem it essential to call he at
tentiou Of the reading public 10 the claims il
may have upon them for p tsonage.
TIE Womsn'S right movement ha ing be
come one o. so much importance as to enlist
almost every variety % charac' ef and shade Of
opinion. it has been deemed needlul that a
correct his ory of It's prorreSs might be preServ-
FL, is demands fruthfully presented, nd Its
philosophy thoroughly treated, that there should
he one periodical through which those mos,
deeply interested could have utteranee.
Political papes S, or those devoted to special
reforms, are alike unsuited TO present CUES
Ton involving so much of truth as this--one
which needs the fanest, the most candid and
CAREFUL examination and consid Grafton.
Our paper has been free in its character;
a Uniting almost every variety OF opiuion, and
upon all subjects: this il will continue to be.
Art, Science. Literature, Philosophy-both
Spiritual and Natursl-the scieuce OF Associa-
ton, or the Reorganization of Society and in
dividuai Development. will each receive
thcir.due share IF attention. Our contributors
a few OF whose names we give--will be warm
ly erected by our readers. Mrs. Dali, Miss E.
Cakes Smith, Mrs F. Esmes, Mrs F. d Gage
Mrs. E. Cheney. now in Paris, Mrs Peter and
Lizzie Linn, whose story Of "Marrisge the
only ernative," opens with the. first num-
Der OF the new year, and Is quite wol tn the
price ofthe Paper. fen s r
The business d. partment Of The paper h'v-
ing passed INFO other hands. with every pros
pect Of Permanence. we leel confidence IN
presenting its claims for support and atten-
ton, EE
Its Price is one dollar per snnrm, payable
invarablyin advance ~
Al business letters shopd be addressed,
post paid, toS G.. HEWITT, Is franklin ST..
Boston Mass Demonstrations designed for
tie raper, TO in Rditcr PAULlNA ", DA-
Wis. $50 En 81 <e
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-15
Z z p II 6.

TIE Usells Indiana Times will be issued
upon mammoth hNet, printed upon new
type, and furnished 10 single subscribers fol
50 per annnIn.
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will he Furnished TO climbs 81 the followiH 9
ratrS-for 10 copies, q so $500; 90 copies.
= g $500: 30 copies l,70) s51 90; 80
copies, q SOC SEA 90 50 copies, U so 500,
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on Double Medium sheet. printed Of course,
upon NV type, and furnished to single sub
scribers at the rate of Sc per annum. To city
sub scriber, for ~. cents per week. payable
semi monthly TO Carrier. To clubs OF "a
COMES. or more, at the rae of $500 per copy.
All subscription 10 be p ii invariably IN ed-
rance.
IT, Persons subscribing for either the week
l. or Daily Times. previous 10 the first 81
March, will reccI, e gratis, the Weekly or The
Daily State Seminal, as the case may be.
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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-15
WOrfgage Gare.

pY virtue of commission'and G ecut1on 10
~ me directed from the MARSHALL ircuii Court
viii expose TO public sale al :he Court House
uoor IN the town of plymouth in said COUNT
on Saturday the 3D. day OF March 4. d. 1855,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock T. NJ. on said day the followIuq ,les-
cnbed real estate, 10 wit: the north east quar-.
ter o. the north est uuart er of section ftir.c
iour township thiriy.two north OF range two
east, containing iorty acres or so much as is
neres airy to satisfy said execution Executed
to salts mortgage judgment in cayoT OF
ChaleS Cormlcle for the use of Samuel Mix
AID against ederick Chapman.
JOHN l.. THOMPSON, Shei NC.
pr I. B. THOMPSON, Deputy.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-15
Mortgage Sale.

pY virtue of a Commission and EXECUTION tC
} me dire ted from the Marshall Common
Pie Court, | will expose topubli lie at hs
Court House door in the Town of Plymouth
in said county on Saturday the Sd day 0 March
A. ID. 1-55 between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. VI and o'clock Il. VI. o. said day tn,
following described real estate. 10 Wit -Four
acres IF OF the north west fraction, west o
the VI CHG road IN section eleven: also three
acres and twenty-tour hundred his OF an acre
Off of the south end ofthe south part of the
south west fraction west of the Michigan road
IN sectioa ten OF lands selected in indian
country for the Nj higan road; also the weSt
end ofthe orth east qua Ter OF lot No. and
2 vi section 20 in town 81 north, of range g
containing forty seven acres and Sc enieen
ndred,h S, or 20 rsuch tie, eof a. m V lie
necessary TO satisfy said execution. Taken
as Il property OF Joseph Nee raih on Tore
closure of Mortgage in favor of Edgar II,w-
ley JOHN l.. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
pr L. 3. THOMPSON, Dep ty.
Feb. 7, 1875.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-15
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
INDIANA TIMES,
SUCCESSOR TO THE
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
JnO. c WALKER, iSE ThOs. &. H0LC0NBE,
Editors.

The undersigned respectfully snnsunes
'ha: they have purchased the INDIANA
STATE SENTINEL and will commence. on
The frsi dsy OF NJ irch. next. the pu5!ca-
ton Of its successor. the INDIANA TIMES.
Every energy gill be made subservien,
20 ;hs es'a 5lishm-nt of the Times upon
an emineuce where it NAV NEE, tho ext.
geucics of the dav, and rank. in general
interest. second 10 ne other paper in the
west.
The editors will command facilities
through HIGH thay nay present the pub.
tic with e omplete compendium Of cur
rent events. rendering their journal truly
a mirror OF the aga news psper in the
f,,IIest sense Of the term.
The Cnmmercisl Drpsrtment--embrac
ing all matters pertaiuing to markets and
mo,e,a-y affairs. will receive attention
commensurate with the importance OF
~. mercantile. mechanical, and agricul
,nr,l interests Of the State. In the De
ris;ons or the Supreme Court. which will
10 rub,ishsd in correct and rliabIe form,
with the strictes, regularity. will be
found dssiderstum OF no ordinary con
sequence 10 the Legsl Profession.
No ~xpenss or -xeriion " i'll be omitted
in swing 10 the Literature Of ih- Times
he vs-v high-s' character. Through the
especial ard well directed care of the ed.
itars tcgeth wi n the regular con,risu-
fions Of some OF The sblest literary wri-
,.rs In the country. a feature will be pre-
scented making the Timss Q welcome Wis
i'or e, N. family fire side and in the So
oial circle.
In politics the Indiana Times will. of
course. be Democratic. Placing every
reliance IN Justice and every confidence
in Truth. we shardcn oil tina, we are 10
he certainty Of the one. and all that I've
hope for 10 the triumph of The other-to
tn. ultimate asc-nd~ntv of the eternal
princi2l transmitted by the Trainers OF
our constitution and the fsthere of our
national party.
The Times will b. the exponent Of
princi pl~s--not the organ of c'iqu.s or
MISUNDERSTANDING 10 its deserts alone
FIR the high position TO which it asrires
that'of the organ of the genuine The truly
sr-s, sni glorious J~ffrrsonian Democrs-
" of indians.
WALKER & COTTON.
Projectors.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-15
ADMINISTRATORS Sale Of Lend.

IN pursuance Of an order of the Marshall
IL Common Pleas Court, 4 will offer to sell
at private sale, Lot No. l., in Plymoul h. Ind.
with Improvements thereon: belonging 10 the
estate of Wesley Delangee deceased.
TERMS.
One third cash down, and the balance on q
err dit secured by notes or interest and nor
gage, waving appra sement laws,&c, On said
lot there is good dwelling house, well, and
good fences, &c.
Enquire oftLe undersigned, Ut Q. r. Reeve,
At,O ney. 7. s. ELLIOTT. bdmr.
Plym nth, Jan. -, 1885. z5lt
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-15
Sheriff, Sale.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed
ID out of the Clerks flee of the Marshall
Circuit Court, will expose to public sale at
the Court House door in the town OF Plymouth
in SAID county on Saturday the Sd day of NJ rch
A. ID. 1855, between the hous OF 10 clock
A. NJ. and 4o'clock p. NJ. on said day the rents
and profits Cor seven years O. the following de-
scribed-real estate. to wit: the east hal OF lot
No. I66in the town of plymouth in said coun-
ty and il said rents and profits fail to sell Tor
o sum sufficient 10 sa.isy said execut on and
cost I will procee 10 sell the fee simple til lie
TO said rea estate to satisfy the same. ESe.
cuted as the property OF James H. Case at
the suit OF q. N. Henderson q Co.
~ .rsrr, JOHN A.. THOMPSON, Shift.
zl1-al s5l Dr T. p. THsnssoS, DsDst.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-15
TO eEoDse Res5egpseEs.

NJ Office is hereby given that 'he under
y signed, with { ecounty Surrcvor. Viii.
on the l9,h day OF March, 1855 al O o'clo K
a. m. on said day proceei % survey and 10
cate The corners o. his lan1 in section /. town
ship -, range ? east, in Marsh Il county. 10
meet al the residence OF !. Dmii'. and con
tnue from Gay 10 day until all is finished.
Non residents who fail Ia meet the Surveyor
AT The tiEe and place above mentioned aud de-
tray or provide for deIdy iug their poi zion Of lie
expense OF said survey, Will be returned 10 be
County Auditor of said ccpnty. and such def ..
qneucy placed on the tax duplicate and collect.
ed according to law.
J. DiMfTT.
Frb. Z. 1855, i7te
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-15

c. Alexander Jones of NV York
claims to have invented in 1912, can
uon on the principle of the Lancsste
cannous. which The English are now us
ing before Sebsstopol. and publishes cor
res pondenee had al that time with Mr..
Upsher. then Sc tary of the Navy, and
Commodore Perry. to establish the truth
of his prs,ensions.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-15

A boarding Miss. deen1ing eat word
too vulgar Tor refined ears. defines il thus:
TO insert nutritious pabulum. into The
denticulated orifice below the nassl pre-
tuberancs. which being mas,icsted; p.re.
erinates through the cartilsginous cavities
OF the larynx. and is finally domiciiated
ia the receptacle for iisestable PARTICLES. y
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-15

Eio~E Our musical friends will see in
another column, q chance to get two
beautiful engravinss ana periodical. fol-
dollars
We should like 20 have Bee,hoven-snd
Wee Der az our choice.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-15
Guardians Sale of Land.

PURSUANT 10 an order OF the Marsha IL
Common Pleas Court. Twill offer for sale
at the Court House in Plymouth. by private
sale, on and ter Saturday the 2ith day OF
February next the following real estate. be-
longing to the heirs Of Eleazar Thompson.
dec eased, TO Wit: the east half OF The south
east quarter, OF section five, in township 80,
north of range one st.
TERMS OF SALE.
One fourth Of the purchase money cash IN
hand, the balance on credit secured by notes
on interest and mortgage. waving valuation
and appraisement laws. Sald land is situate
on the Bur-oak flats in Union Township, Mar
shall county, Indiana, miles north west lrom
Maxlnkuchee Lake. About 40 acres are I'M
der Gu tivation, and The land is of an ex ell
lent quality AID in good neigllborhood. For
further information enqui of the undersign-
ed at the Auditor Office.
Jan. "a, 1856. THOMAS MCDONALD, i
asa Guardian.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-15
He B A n N T. r
The Temperance Bill Passed.

The Temperance Bill.passsd on the 9Th.
and caused great sxsitsmsn: in 1ndianap-
oils. il goes Into operation on he 18th OF
June. 1t is too lengthy for publication
this week, but we will give it,,in our mex,
There is search and seizure in it, yet the
sanctiiy Of the domicil is guarded. The
correspondent Of the South Bend Register
gives The whole particulars concerning It's
passage end we cannot do better than copy
Il. here il is:
INoIASAPoLIs, Feb. 9Th.
FREED CoLYAx:-Th;s is glorions
day for Indiana The Temperance Bill
has Just passed the House by the decisive
vote Of 80 TO Al. Ii had previously pass
ell The Senate by The equally decisive vote
Of 90 to Is.
The whole city il III a state OF intense
excitement, Bells ara ringing guns are
firing. and the inhabitants generally con-
graduating themselves on the ushe';hg III
ola brighter and better day for our State
You Will notice from the vote in The Hrsse
Rii0l Ous Two y. ktfo 'iCNt'SN =
5s,eH with the enemies of tina Bill. They
were Wilson OF Clinton and Psckenpaw
oil Crawford. | have nc remarks to make
in regard 10 their course. isave them 10
answer TO their constituents. Several OF
our member. were also absent. whilst Of
the cold liners" every cae except " hes-
Ter. was In his place.
From ,hs vote in the Senate ,au will
see tina, seven 81 the "old liners" voted
fer the Bill. Without stopping ts snq''ire
whether some other native might not
have sciua;ed some Of ,hsn than sincere
Friendship to the csuse OF Temperance, /
say, all honor To ,hs,n. Thsv have dVgs
goal act, for which they dcsefvs II De
npplauded They are An!hany Of Pofisr
Cutshsw Of Washington, HawIhofa OF
Pike, Hosbrook OF Marion. jackson Of
Madison, Reynolds of Fountain, and Ruse
Of Allen. Our own Senator. Mr. Richard
sun, was. Of course, not among The mum
her, iIe was not in the Senate hen the
vote was taken, but afterwards asked and
obtained ls.v. TO record his vote ag.ius'
the bill.
The Bask Bill is tsfora tbs House on
is final passage. think il will pass.
though i, Is fought with great earnes'nsss.
IA order 10 get this IN o-dav's mail fno
il necessary 10 close. Yours in haste.
".
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-15

e-A bill prohibiting the circula,ia''
OF hank bills OF less denomination ,hsn
doliars, has passed tbs Legi..s:ure sf
Arkansas