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MORTGAGE SALE.

DY virtue o. an execution and order of sale
ID to me directed, issued out Of the Office OF
the clerk of the Marshall Common Pleas court.
| shall offer for sale the property known as
"BliSsville," at the court house door in Plym-
ou;h, on Thursday the 18th day o. June next,
first the rents and profits for seven years. and
if they fail to sell for enough to satisfy the exc
cution, shall then offer the entire estate and
title OF the defendant therein to the highest
bidder. The property is described as follows
The north east quarter Of the north west quar-
ter Of section 81, IN township "a north, OF range
one east, in Marshall county, with Tavern,
Store, Stables, Orchard &c.
Taken as The property Of Justice F. T. Ste
vens at the suit If Lyman Blair, to satisfy a
judgment for $3.50 and costs.
JOHN L. THOMSON, Shift.
7. b. Thompson Dept.
May p, 1855. 1913.
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lapOrte & Plymouth Plank Road l6hey

OE-Any Of our subscribers wishing
to pay their subscription in this kind of
funds, may just bring il along. New
subscribers can have the Banner S months
for one dollar of il. IF.
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BALTIMORE, June |

DALTIMURE, JuUt Z.
Late Texas papers report the occur
renee of fight. near Fort Belknnp. be-
tween some Camanches, and an old con
tractor and his party. The contractors
guides were killed. and his cattle stolen
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STATE OF INDIANA,
WARREN COUNTY, SIS.
No"TcE

l Hereby give, that Deloss Warren, Admins
il traitor OF the est,te of Aaron Lossley deceas-
ed, has filed his petition to sell the real estate
OF the deceased, his personal being insufficient
to pay his debts; and that said petition will be
heard AT the next term of this c0urt
VIM. R BOYER, clerk
By H. r. Pomeroy, Dep.
May IL. 1855. 9,3.
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State Of Indiana:
Marshall county. SIS:

In the Marshall Circuit Court, august
term. 1855.
Samuel Masters }
VS.. 7 Foreclosure.
George T. Bugh,
The plaintiff in the foregoing entitled cause.
by Reeve his Attorney. filed in my Office his
complaint for foreclosure of mortgage, and it
being made to appear to my satisfaction by the
affidavit of a dsinterested person that said de-
PENDANT is non resident of the State # Indiana.
The said defendant George T. Bugh is there
tore hereby notified of the filing and tendency
of said complaint, and that unless he appear and
plead answer or demur thereto on or before the
calling of said cause at the next term Of the
Marshall circuit court, 20 be Lolden at the court
house in Plymouth. in said county, on the Sec
ond Monday in August next the same, as 10
him, will be taken confessed, and will be
heard and determined in his absence.
Attest: R. CORBALEY, clerk.
MAY II 1855. ga.
c. II. Reeve Atty. for pliff.
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STATE OF INDIANA,
ARSHALL COUNTY.

IN the Marshall circuit court.
JACOB B. BAILEY. ct. al, We. John Lowry
- ct. al, and the heirs Of Samuel Kepler de-
ceased, whose names are unknown.
On the 23d day OF May petition was filed
in my office by Jacob b. Bailey, for partition
of lands belonging TO the estate of Martin Bal
ley deceased, to which the heirs of SAMUEL
KEPLER deceased, made parties, and their
names are unknown, and they ale believed TO
be non residents of the State, as appears by af-
fidavi /; they are hereby notified Of the pen
dency of said partition, and the same will be
heard by said court al its next term, to be held
at the court house in Plymouth on the cd Mon
day in August 1855.
Attest: r. CORBALEY, clerk.
May 81, 1855; 1Ot4.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-06-07

me fair-When does the Agricultural
Society for this county intend holding its
Ersl annual fair? Probably it's none OF
eur business.
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Beard, scnix 4 Dunnss Steel pIows

1AH Beard, Senix and Dunn's Richmond
lOO Steel Flows, Guilty. atorS, Corn Shell
lers, and great variety of farming implements,
for sale at the sign of the Big Pad Lock by
Ii. S. KELLOGG.
Peru, Ind, April 5, 1855. 3tf.
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Last Cell.

TNfE undersigned would prefer having his
business settled without cost and trou-
bic, but unless his accounts that are yet out
standing, closed in some way by the frs
of May, he will be under the necesS ty OF ask
ing the assistance of officers to aid him in get
ting his just dues. He wishes TO pay what he
owes, and must have the means from those
owing him to meet his liabilities.
A. SHI NABARGER
April 5, 1855.
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Don't Forget it,

The undersigned respectfully requests al
those indebted to hun or to the late firm of J
F. Van V..lkenbursh & Co., TO call and seitl,
their accounts, either by cash. note other
wise. ROBERT RUSK.
May 81, 1855. lift.
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ESfrNy Notice.

II NAKEN up by James Hamilton living in
l. West Township, Marshall County, Ind.
on the 18th day of April 1855, one e tray
mare; supposed to be about even years old;
said mare is bay roam with three white feet,
and the other part white, with blazed face.
and weak eyes, no o.her marks or brands per-
ceivable. Said mare appraised at seventy
five dollars by n. w. ,ldrich and Norton S.
Burch be'ore Justice Daniel Barber.
At est. r. CORBALEY, Clerk.
May 10 1855 St3
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LATEST DESPAEgRBS.

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Under this head we intend placing our latest
News Items, and our readers shall have them
little in advance of the mails.
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Tailoring Business.

ne Is Prepareu 20 GO WorK IN
his line in the most fashionable
style, and will insure his work to do good SER
vice. Those who know any thing about throw
ing away their money in buying good and fine
goods. which have been spoiled in.being poorly
made up, may do well to call at the Tailors
Shop.
N. B. Garments Of all kinds cut to order. on
short notice. p. H, WEAVER.
Plymouth, May 81, 1855. Lift.
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stark County Officers.

C. HUMPHREYS, Clerk.
Mr.. CHAPMAN, Sheriff.
C.. HUMPHREYS, Auditor.
w. w MCCORMICK, Treasurer.
] S. BENDER, Sur, eyor.
C. s. TlBBITS, Swamp Land Commissioner
J. BOZARTH. Post Master.
J. BOZARTH. Recorder.
r. V. SPURlER, Justice of the Peace. Knox.
A. =. CARROLL. 80
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"TANT to buy groceries. drugs and med.
w icines, paints and oils. 60 TO H. B.
Pershing's store, where he is just receiving a
fresh supply of everything in MS line o: trade.
and will sell them az the lowest cash prices
and give the highest market price fox all kinds
Of grain, pork, butter, eggs. seneca snake
root, genseng. lady slipper, yellow root, blood
root beeswax and money.
May 10, 1855. SGT
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Laporte CITY BinderV.

HE subscriber. having re-e.tabIished
Bindery. is prepared TO do any de.
scription OF work at moderate prices--Blank
books ruled and bound to any p ittern, warren
ted of good paper and stock--Music done at q
few days notice, JAS. MERCURY.
w. MARRIOTT, Agent, at the Banner Office,
with whom all work may be entrusted. 4lm6
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SPR0EAL NQZEgE&.


RICHARD CORBALEY CLERK.
JOHNSON BROWNLEE, Recorder,
JOSEPH EVANS, Treasurer,
JOHN l., THOMPSON, Sheriff,
THOMAS MCDONALD, Auditor,
OLIVER w, MORRIS. Surveyor.
J, F, VANVALKENBURG p, NJ.
SAM'L MCDONALD, Swamp Land Com r.
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JOHN PORTER
HODGES & PORTER,
A. p. HQDG ES.

a. T. HVDHE Is. JUHN FUK Elk
HODGES & PORTER,
Attorneys at LaW,
Plymouth, Marshall County. Indiana.
Office over II. B. Hines Hardware Store,
"IILL give prompt attention TO the col
w lection OF Claims. attend TO the pnr-
chase and sale of real estate, procure Boun
ty Land Warrants and Pensions. Refer to
MEsSRs. F. PLANES & CO., New York.
HAYES 81 McKILLAP.
PEARSON & co.. Chicago.
k. SWIFT & CO.,
HUNTINGTON. LEE & CO., bet.
d. A. LAYMAN & CO., Gin.
April &c, 1855. cyl
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List Of Ind. Free Banks ut Par.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Bank OF Indiana, Michigan City.
Rockville bank, Rockville.
Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse.
do Elkhart, Elkhat.
do Rockville, Rockville.
do Goshen, Goshen.
do Mt Vernon, Mt. Vernon.
DO Salem, Salem.
do The Capitol, Indianapolis.
do Warsaw, Warsaw.
do Monticello, Monticello.
do Paoli, Paoli.
Canal bank of Evansville, Evansville.
Crescent City bank, do.
Cambridge City bank, Cambridge City.
Central bank, Indianapolis.
Fayette county bank, ConnerSville.
Farmers bank, Wesifeld.
Gramercy bank Lafayette.
Hoosier bank, LoganSport.
Indiana bank, Madison.
Indiana Stock bank, Laporte.
Kentucky Stock bank, Columbus.
Huntington county bank. Huntington.
Lagrange bank. Lima.
Merchants & Mechanics bark, New Albany,
N. York * Virginia State stock blk, Evansville
Prairie City bank. TeIre Haute.
Southern bank. Terre Haute.
Salem bank, Salem.
Savings bank OF Indiana. Connersyilie.
Traders bank, indianapolis.
Indian Reserve bank, Kokomo.
DFor the future We shall omit those that
are not current, as there are about as many
prices upon their issues as there are shaving
shops 10 issue them.
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State of Indiana,
Marshall County:
In the Marshall Circuit Court.
David A Mcdonald

Il L..
David A Mcdonald !
VS.,
Lindsey G.. Thompson, John
Thompson, John Haymaker, Eliz-
abeth Haymaker. James Acres,
Eliza Acres. Hamilton Gardner, ; Complaint
Julia Ann Gardner, Gideon Acres, for Deed.
Emily Acres, William Fisher, Ell
len Fisher, and Wyatt Thompson
Adults; George ". Thompson and
others. heirs Of Larkin Thompson
deceased.
Be- II known that on the 18Th day of April.
1853. the plainiffin the foregoing entitled cause
filed his complaint in my office, against saii de-
fendan's; upon which summons issued, which
has been returned served upon some of said de-
PENDANTS. and it appearing 10y said return that
Lindsey c. Thompson. John Thompson, John
Haymaker, Elizabeth Haymak n. James Acres
Eliza Acres. Hamilton Gardner, julia Ann Gard
ner Gideon Acres. Emily Acres, William Fish
er, Ellen Fisher, and Wyatt Thompson are not
found They are therefore hereby notified of
the filing and tendency of said complaint; and
that unless they appear and answer thereto Or
or befure the calling of said cause, at the next
term of the Marshall circuit court, TO be holden
at the court house in Plymouth in said county.
on the second Morday in August next, the same
will be heard and determined in their absence.
Attest: r. CORBALEY. clerk
Nav IL, 1855. 9tl.
c. H. Reeve, Atty for pl'ff
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Asensy.-C. S. TIBBrTs Esq. is our au-
thorized Agen. to receive subscriptions and
money due us, in Starke county. If.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-06-07

County StatisticS.-Mr. Robert Corn we'll
assessor of Bourbon township in this
county, has furnished US q statement of
the produce, Stock &C.. raised in that
township during the year 1884. We ap-
pend the following principal articles and
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DLANK NOTES, on an approved
ID forw, for sale atthis efhee.
| Must have it.
s2O acres OF Land for Sale.

3SO acres o. ELaHu IOr Stic'
TNHE South west quarter of section thirty
one, in township thirty four north, OF
range two east; also the south east quarter OF
section one, in township thirty three north. OF
range two east, situated three miles east OF
Plymouth. This land is heavily hmbered
with Oak, Ash. Poplar, Walnut, Sugar-Msple'
&c.
For further particulars apply to N n. RICE.
at Indianapolis, or N. ALLEN,
at Plymouth. Apr. 3. 1888 3ti.
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SPRING AND sun MER
aWiZEisle1''S GOOD s.

Which the ladies respectfully invited to call
and examine, before purchasing elsewhere, and
having made arrangements by which she will
be in the regular receipt the Latest Fash
iOuS, of each season, she hopes TO be able, by
carefully experimenting all the work with
which she may be favored, to give general sat
isfaction.
May u, 1855. 9tf.
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DIR. y. w. BENNETT,S

nFFICE at his residence three doors nortl
" of Edwards Hotel, on Michigan street.
Plymouth, March %, S55. If.
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More Excitement.

THE undersigned is ready
and rather anxious. Mt his
old stand, mp stairs over Barn.
ards Saddle shop, for a little
more excitement in the
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: IsT or LETTERS Remaining,in the

IL Post Office at I
of May, 1855.
Alinger George
Apple John
Akin Solomon
Anderson George
Baker Harriet
Borden Valentine 8
Brewer G
Bussing Isaac F
Billing Nelson w
Bell VIM
Broadbent David
Buss Michael
Bishop Willis
Ball Jackson
Ball T B
Congdon William
Crawver Peter
Cantwell William
Cormican John
CourtwrightC
Camp VIM
Cunningham Aimed;
Douglass Catherine
Depuy " w
Dean David S
Durham T A
Doddridge J P
Dillmau L G
Engle Solomon E
Engle Elizabeth
ELS Simeon
Evans I acoh
Fletcher Charles w
Fish Samuel
Fish Jonathan l
Gordon Robert
Greenwood James
Gage E II
Griffin Charles CO
ellis Mary o
HoestitIar Samuel "
Hough H A
Hareng Daniel
Hastings Royal G
Heys George
Hanrech Hanrech
Hadley Silas
Harner William
Holia William
Howe p
james Mrs Phi]a A
Jenkins Evans
Jones James
Miller
Knapp Albert
Knapp l.
Kinney Jacob A
Krsgg L
J.F. VAN Y
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Mrs. BAKER Would respectfully
inform her old patrons and the Ladies generally.
that she has returned to Plymouth. and resumed
the Millinery Business at her residence, and So
licits continuation If that patronage heretofore
so literally bestowed by her old customers, and
that of other citizens wishing any thing in her
line. She has lately received from Chicago a
handsome and we'll selected assortment OF
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r. 81. BROWN
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r. c. BAxTEu
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-19
Smith R. Watson.

The WOOds6eld Spirit Of Democracy
thus speaks Of our excellent candidate for
State Senator The people from this dis
trict will endorse every word the spirit
says: N
"We see by the St. ClairsTille Gazette
that this gentleman is the Democrats can
didate for Senator, in the District composed
Of the counties of Belmont and HARRISON
Mr.. Watson is a graduate Of Athens
college, gentlemen, we'll informed and
highly intelligent. He is fluent speaker
and firm and uncompromising Democrat.
His occupation is farming, and be is now
just in the vigor of manhood. We feel per-
fecsly safe in saying to the people Of that
Harrison, that they seldom, or perhaps nev
er, have had the opportunity of voting for
man so well qualified. in every respect, for
the office tor which he was candidate, as
Smith r. Watson.p
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-19
"Tamely Submitting to his Know
Nothing Masters"

Our neighba, Mr.. Hatlon. some few
weeks since, was very much opposed to
''Iarhely submitting 70 his Know Nothing
masters" as be correctly termed the Know
Ms; but now il there ever was man,lhai
did tamely submit 70 the "dark lantern Oh
igarchy," that man is Richard Haiton. To
show how willing he is TO "tamely submit
to his Know Nothing masters" it is only
necessary to read the last number of his pa.
per. The "yerriest slave" in the South
could not more tsmely submit to the dicta-
ton and commands of sons negro dliyei
than Mr., Hatton does in that number Of
his paper, to his Know Nelhing masters.----
He has been very busy all along talking a.
bout Republican party, Republican con-
ventious, &c, and gave his readers to un.
derstand that party, calling themselves
Republicans" intended to hold Senatori-
al convention. Was one held? How then
vas hiscandidate Gen. Warfel nominated?
By the Know Nothing order, and no one
else. In his last paper hewants every per-
son 10 vote for this Gen. Warfel Does be
want tlrem to. vote for him because he is a
Republican. or was nominated by Repuh.
liean convention. No. But because he is
wilIingto make tool Of himself, aud "tame-
ly submit to the dictation of his Know Moth
ing Masters Could any person show him.
self to.be more plant tool than Richard
Hatton has done in this Senatorial matter?
We think not.
"A further proof of what plant tool he
is, can be seen in the support he gives to
the Know Nothing county ticket in this
county, after growing about the dictation
Of his Know Nothing masters in nominating
the ticket. We would advise the Know
Nothings of this county to give him more
ecouragement, for more plant tool--one
more ready to submit to the dictatons Of
his Know Nothing masters could not be
fonnd. Richard Hattcn the tool, of the
Know Nothings What humiliation.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-19
Petticoat Politics

1t is currently reported that Mrs. Swis.
helm, OF Pittsburgh. has come out in favor
Of the Know Nothinngs. 1t is proposed
forthwith to form new dark-lantern Order
to be composed of female women, to be
composed exclusively of female women, to
be denominated the ''Native American
Daughters of Sam" They would soon
soon learn the winks, mods. and grips, and
the secrets Of the order would doubtless be
entirely safe in their keeping, Go ahead,
sistersl- Plain Dealer.
EgsWe think that those lovely (?) look
ing chaps that take such an active part in
the boys know nothing organization in
Ca liz, would be suitable hands to start the
petticoat order Try your hand .,lovelies!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-19
Republican victory.

Vermont, the star thar that never Gets, Is
fright side mp with care.1 Her gallant sons
bave again uttered their voice in condemna.
ton OF the pro Slavery administration at
Washington. Royce. the Republican can Z
didate for Governor, is reelected BY 4 ma
iofity Of from fifteen to twenty thousand;
and the Legislature is Republican ten to
one. Huzza for the Green Mountain boys.
n Republican.
ETYou viii have to take that lh Or
10000 "dowp . peg Or two" The returns
FROM The whole Ptate only give your Know
Nolhipg candidate 1000 majority. Not
near 50 much as twas last year. Even in
Vermont your rotten cause is sinking in The
nostrils OF the peo le.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-19
Great Know Nothing Republican
Fizzle in Deersville.

A correspondent from Deersville. gives
us the following account of a great fzzle in
Deersyille on last Friday the l4th inst:
DEERsyILLR. Ohio, Sept IA. 1855.
Mr.. AlLks;-This was the day Of the.
great republican meeting. Handbills we're
posted up all over the country that John A.
Bingham and others would speak. Thro'
some mishaps John A. Bingham did not
come. Mr.. Lewton took the southeast cor
Rer Of Mr.. Pitts porch. He commenced
by saying it was very small meeting. but
he hoped it was respectable one. tWas
very smallitis true. No doubt Mr.. Lew
ton has met more at a know nothing meet
ing in this town more than once, about last
October, and January 1855. There was
not over six from the country, and not
more than Is or 90 at any one time on the
ground. Know nothingism is fast sinking
into the grayeofobiyion and contempt, and
perhaps it is unw:se to post up the deeds
of the dead and dying. We only do so at
this time, to remind the long faced hypoorites
who have used the cloak of the saint in this
order, whereby the more effectually to
spread their works--In6delity, Atheism, and
falsehood among the ignorant and unsus-
pecting. that their day Otreckoning is fast
. M
approaching. Their accounts are already
posted, and an awful balance is found a.
gainst them, for the violation Of the com
mand slthou shalt not lie. y and ,abou shall
-. haox f,laa n..no.s
~. ~ Se' 3
Inc marx o' contempt WA De placed up
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-19
What Fasion will do.

In the Lorain county, (ohio) Fusion
paper we find the following
Mr.. EDlroR Please announce through
your paper, the name Of james NJ. Langston
as candidate for Representative in the
State Legislature, subject TO the decision Of
the next Republican nominating Convention
and oblige. MANY VOTERS.
This Mr.. Langston is "gemmen OBJ col.
or" and was elected township clerk in that
county last Spring. The same paper that
has this announcement has the name Of s..
P. Chase as its candidate for Govtrnor--
The above announcement is one the beau
ties Of this thing called fusion. It wishes
to elevate the negro and degrade the white
man, if he should happen to be forei 5ner.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-19
GLORIOUS VICTORY |!
Maine Redeemed!
aas GOES MAINE, so GOES oaroli

lt-NANNfA1t
The news f.om the late election in Maine
is Of the most gratifying character. The
Democracy have swept the State. The
Democrats have Fl out Of the 81 Senators,
and the Representatives are two Democrats
to one Know Nothing, The election for
Governor will devolye on the Legislature,
where Wells the Democratic candidate will
be triumphanay elected. Ten thousand
cheers for Maine, The wings used to say,
.as goes Maine, 50 goes Ohio We know
that their predictions will verified this fall.
Democrats, whenever you meet Know
Nothing, ask him ifhe has heard the news
from Maine iflyou wish to see dropping
head.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-19
Kansas to be a Free State.

from The Kansas Herald Of Freedom. August III
1t is q notorious fact that there is not AL
election distrIct ip Kansas territory to-day,
but gould poll three votes, Of the ACTUAL
VOTERS ip such district for freedom to one
lor slavery Pie Leayenworlh district,
whieh IS conceded 70 be the stronghold Of
fhs pro slavery party in Kansas, will give a
large msjority of Free State votes, If not
,eoptQllsd by exterl a Influences. Any in
,teligfpt person a all acquainted with The
people there, know such to bp ihe fact.
The Eort Scott district is principally set-
teaby people from Missouri, but we deny
Fpast positively that they are in favor of
making Kansss a Slave State, on the con
arary they are as energetic friends of free
dom as We haye in the tertiary Thpy
differ With many others in regard to minor
jssHes, but declare almost unanimously that
flTee persons ql color can be excluded
from the TerritalY. they aye decidedly in
I .faypr Qfexcludipg the slage. Thousands
of Frse State men from other Western, and
GONE from Gre Eastern statfs, tase this po
I sitian, assuming IS there are no free per-
sons of color here now, no injury will be
lone IA lheIp hy keeping them ont of he
Nsrrory, and taking this course they will
ee:irs powerful influence iu favor Of ma
king Kapsas Free State
" The truth is, and i II needless " assert
otherwise, that The tide Of pro-sIayeFy en-
I gFauQpa tqxarag Kansas bas began so ebb,
mia ~ this time the slave emigration il lar
aef from Kansas b MissoHrj taan yice YER
a. Every WeIf mlormed person ID fhe Tor.
yi,oly. who has been 4 close observer Of
neS ana things and movements ii different
seelicps, knows this q b pc case. The
LsegsrYqFs, llelald nay stsnggle as bard
bsitaiIl tQ inspire nanliaeAee among pro
tIaYsy msn. aAa thsgfbg iadque epigga.
gsan u apgays haa inlei6gtht slsssholdelgl
IVNe pat yt.ieg sgfeha ~ " losing what
\ shsy sgaeeiyc y te properly % sach b4re.
ssssi esanlaflaHs, Y