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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-26

PAID UP.-If Ia stated that the case Of w. O.
Kendall, late postmaster At New Orleans. was set.
tied on Tuesday at the Post Office Department, by
the payment of $3.50. which was the balance
found against him.
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a LIST OF LOTS AND PARTs OF Ions -
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,

IA
(which
14z 'he0n
fol Joni arg.
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A MYSTERIOUS AUTHoR.-The anonymous wri-
ter of the German tragedy, The Gladiator Of Rd-
renna has not been aseertsined up to this moment
g circumstance doubly curious, as the drama not
only maintains its high popularity, but the poets
shares in the profits of its various performances
amount. it is said, to SO large sum 10000 tina.
lers ga, 500) This sum, deposited in the cash
climate owners disposal; but neither laurels nor
gold, it appears, induce the dramatist to step
forth from his cloud.
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Dickens, who has long desired . seat In Parlis.
~ ksxt election, -
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MECH. tANICAL.

VIRGINIA NECH ANICS INSTITUTE.
v FIRST PREMIUMI AWARDED TO- JOHN w.
DAVIES STONE CUT TAR, MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIeHrH AND MINT NJ return thanks TO my
friends for their kind pat unaSe during the past four
years and beg leave to say thai prepared to
furnish Store Fronts Mon, uzers Tombs, Vaults, and
attend to Enclosing Buryin Grounds, and in fact all
work in the Stone Cutting ind ERilding line.
Quality of Stone and Wo rkmxnship not to be sur
passed North or South. oc 50
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FALL !MPO.xTlA1TuIS0Ss;iss.
tolls AND ,RlFLES.-
-r. am now ope ming a large I'm,
variety of SINGLE AND DOU BLE .v4s~s}2H
BARREL GUNS, of super ior finish 4
ALSO-A splendid vari sty of Powder tiasks, OF
Dixons makes Shot Belts and Pouches. of oe most most
Calls and Collars; ElytI waterproof Centrai Fire
Caps W ash Rods compI ste; Gun Wads, &c.
ALSO-Colts Repeat ing PISTOLS, Aliens -de-
volvers, and every desc iption of Pistol in
Gums stocked and req aired with neatness and di.
patch JAMES WALSH,
Gun Importer, oors above St. Charles Hotel
no Ppm
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GRE 4 REDUCTI0N INTHE IN

N GREAT REDUCTION INTHE su
APRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS-From ktk
10 to 70 per cent saved by buying from J. -
- IL ANTHONY, Columbian Iotel Building.
Floleskin Hats, best quality $3.50
Moleskin Hats second quality
Fashionable Silk Hats.
Elne Cafskn Sewed Boots. $50
Congress Cater Boots.
Fine Calfskln Sewed Shoes. ...........,...2.25
III, ANTHONY has made ansements with one
OF the best makers in the city Philadelphia sup
ply him with handsome an substantial Cslfskin
sewed BooT, which he viii 80 IL at the unprecedented
low price of $780, oc ls-dGclv
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wAsHINGrpN LETTER.

coRRgsPosDENcE OF THE DIsPATcH
TIE ncr Democratic candidd,e-T TIE Republicans and
Il nteir sifnati0H--7He Presidenfs Message-1ac
scene In he House. The debafs In Ae Senate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-26

TIC E.-The undersign ed having
quail led administrator with the will annex-
edl OF the estate of Simon Bonsvta, deceased late
o. Ih: GU requests all persons having lams against
Ine SAID to present them to him lduly anthem
neated for settlement, and all persona indebted to
me san TO make payment to him with out delay,
IL 10 In portant that said estate should be settled
soon practicable. Those claims whioh have been
neref presen tod TO the Sergeant of tho city Of
hen nssud o. sueh administrator will be acted on
"ii' Out farther notice from the parties.
EDWARD Y. CANNON
Adr illustrator of 8. Boravita, deceassd.
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LADIES, n BOOTEEs.--
e Just opened ,Es this day, superior lot Of La
dies that have been wait ne for them viii please cali
soon and supply them selves RecoIlect they are at
the II. SE ms Of the 81 BH Boot No 4s Main street, at
WALSfo BOOT, OF oe and Trunk Emporium.
jail WIN Walsh
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES, Go.

m NEW AND EXTENSIVE FAT.
Hill CAP AND FUR DEPOT, No. 70 NJ AIN ST
go Members of the Legislature and visj, ors To the
city will find at the above establishment snlendid
assortment Of Hats Caps, Ladies aid Childrens
Carriage Robes, at wholesale and all on the most
favorable terms.
N B.-Gentlemen's Hats made to order of the fin.
est quality and at the shortest ne tice 49, -
Ill BINFORD, DICKlNS ON 4 WEISlgER.
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. AVOID ACCIDENTS..-Ladies

S and Gentlemen, if you would avoid slipping
doy IN while walking on the or street
pavements, be sure to call c. 8. MAURICE and
get PAIR 81 Rough Bottom Rubbers. We have every
SIZE Tor 10 dies and gentlemen misses and children
lake our advice and get pair you fall and break
some OF your mbs Also, every kind of thick Leather
Snoes IND Bootees for ladies' and proof Boot
for gentlemen and bows at !.
ja25 C. s. MAURICE,S. ISL Main ct.
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ladies, OvIER-sHOEs, WITH

LADIES, Ov1ER.SHOES, WITH
HEELS.-The sa oscriber has just received
lot of Ladies' Oy er-Shoes suitable to wear
over oshters AID Shoes viii heels. They were made
expressly TO be worn With heel Boots and Shoes,
the hat bottom Overs hoe is not intended to be worn
with heel CATERS or heel Shoes Also ON hand,
large assortment of Jsadb OysrShoes of every de-
scption and OF the late styles and best quality; for
sale low by AsEX- HILL, No. III Main ST..
ia " Richmond, Va.
FRI ssH SUPPLY-Ladies, thick
and th n sole Caters at 81 so; Ladder Mo-
rocco Walking Boots Ladies' Morocco
waking Busk ms; Ladies' Gsst Buskins: Misses'
goat and Nc rocco Boots Chdren's Thick Sole
bootees TT esh lot of the above Shoes just receive
cd at DAVID WALSHS
DEB l29 Main street.
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81 veniently arranged and centrally located build.
III ing situated on the N. T.. corner Of Broad and
18th sts diasopaIly opposite tho City Courthouse,
and in view ofthe Capitol For professional men It
combines every convenience, having onces detaened
and also in the main building the interior Of which il
of modern construction, with two psrcrs, handsome
marble Inantlepieces, &c. Possession OF the two de-
tacbed Offices can be siven at ONCE and of the entire
premises by the 9th day of December at which time
the present term pres though satisfactory arrange
ment may be made 10 give possession At an earlier or
later date a. am informed BY the present occupant
Mr. Wm Brent fof the firm of Gretter Brent who
will take pleasure in showing the premises 10 any one
xnnlv 70 either of the Mesrs TABB, Richmond; or
IN if's Pm. TABB, Jr,
Trustee of VIM. Shepard, decd,
eaa-t Blandon. Henrico county. Va
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VALUABLEREAL ESTATE FOR SALE

7T1LVANlZkD PUMP CtlAlN-Jnsl G
N - = = csIiRxsok 1 ANDERsoN.
hN No. iee MsinA.
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS, INSTITUTE
SLY II NED L. the hiKheat premium

DHEMIUM SIGNS The subscriber is
now prepared TO furnish elegant and beautiful signs
As well a. common low priced ones. He took the
those who in want to give him cab His terms
will be made to suit, and having in his employ expe
renced workmen, will also undertake any kind Of
painting required Cell Eth street. next door TO
Mr.. Yarrington's
no 20 r. w ALLEN.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-16
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-16

The dams have fat lower slope, which pre-
vents their undermining from the reaction of
the water, thus ensuring their stability, and
when the angle or corners adjoining the abut-
mcnts are once secured with cribbing, the usu
al repairs for grayelling. and the wear of the
timber, will be all that is required.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27
JeddO Destroyed by an Earthquake.

The clipper schooner Page. Capt.
Morehouse, at San Francisco. from ia
pan. brings news OF terrific earthquake
on the llIh Of November, at 10 o'clock
p. NJ, at Jeddo. which drstioyed one
hundred thousand dwellings. fifty four
temples. and thirty thousand inhabitants.
Fire broke out at the same time in thirty
different paris Of the city. The earth
opened and closed over thousands of
buildings with their occupants. The
shock was severe at Simoda. Although
the distance from Jeddo to Simoda is but
sixty miles, il appears that no Official &C
count OF the earthquake had been receis-
ed at the latter place at the time Of the
sailing of the schooner Page--Dece mber
10. The news was obtained through The
Dutch interpreter. The Japanese SEEM
ed to attach but little importance to the
catastrophe. The inha bitanis Of the por-
ton Of the city destroyed were forewarn-
of the disaster. and many OF them es.
capped. The buildings Of Jeddo are chief
~ OF one story. are constructed Of very
light material. The temples Of worship.
hswever. are lofty. and in some instances
are constructed Of very heavy masonry
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27
&R8gEAL M0TEGE%,
The Law of Newspapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give express
notice 10 the contrary are considered as
wishing 10 continue their subscription.
3. IL subscribers order the discontinue
ance Of their newspapers, the published
may continue to send them until all ar.
rearages are paid.
g. Ii subscribers neglect OF refuse to
take their paper out of the Office TO which
they are directed. they are held response
BILE until they have settled the bill aud
ordered the m discontinued.
A. Ii subscribers remove to other
places without informing the publishers,
and the newspapers are sent to the for
mer direction. they are held responsible.
s. The courts have decided tina, refusing
TO take newspapers from the Office. or
removing and leaving them uncalled for.
its primafacic evidence, of intentional
fraud.
g. The United States Courts have also
repeatedly decided that n Post Master
who negIects to perform his dut, by Civ
ing seasonable notice. as required by the
Post Office Department. of the neglect OF
a person to take from the office newspa.
pers addressed TO him. renderrs the Post
Master liza BILE TO the publisher for the
substitution price.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27
DalIey'S Magical Pain Extractor.

The great and principal char acterstcs OF
DaIiey's NJ gical Pain Extractor consist:
lst OF its never-iailing and unique property,
as soon as applied to any external injnry, TO
check irf amation Instantly and rapidly to rcdu e
il. This feature constitutes its great power IT,
alleviate the pain of burns and scalds, and of
other painful diseases in so incredibly short "a
space Of time, and as will appear from the few
testimonials hereunto annexed. Every iItelli-
gent mind is fully aware that, IN al cases of ex-
ternal injury the pain is produced by inflama-
ton OF the injured parts and therefore if you
move the cause the effect must cease.
81. Its purifcative properties neutralize the
poison that may Turk in the system, aud will,
when applied 10 the sores, draw readily all inl-
p1re matter to the surface, and eject Thence
the great discharge it produces from sores occa-
stoned by burms--and when applied TO old and
inveterate sores, Salt Rheum, other cutane-
Gus diseases.
Each box of genuine d llley's Pain Extractor
has upon il Steele Plate Engraved Label with
the signature of o. V. CLIcKENER & Co.. Pro-
prietors and Henry DALEY manufacturer. All
others are counterfeit. Price % cents per box.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers IN Med
icines throughout the United States and C,nada
o. X. TRIP. Gen. Ag'ttor Michigan, at Detroit
Clickener's Pills for sale.
II. b. PERSHlNG, Ag't. Plymouth Ind
Sept 20, 1855. 27yl.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27
Fined sjO.-One of our Saloon keeper

Fined s0.-One of our Saloon keepers
was brought before Justice Case on Mon
day last. upon charge Of selling liquor
10 minor. A jury OF twelve men was
empsnnelled. and after investigating the
case. they brought, in verdict of guilty,
snl assessed his fine al $50. Appealed
10 the Circuit Court.
hR0iher.-On Tuesday evening last, an
other one was arrested for a similar Of
fence. who acknowledged The corn,' and
wss fined 500. |, was also appealed
to the same court.
And still Another Immediately after the
SECOND trial. tho third arrest was made
Upon a similar complaint against the pro
prie,or OF smother house, and a fine OF
ESQ assessed. Appealed TO the same
court.
The liquor law in al its bearings, will
doubtless be ably and thoroughly inves-
tigetcG at our next Common Pleas and
Circuit courts, snd il is right and proper
that the public mind should remain calm
and unrrejudiced until the question j.
fairly tested.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27
INH AL ALTON
Dfatd8tu ZttuH9.

The mode of Inhalation, III cases of diseas-
ed Lungs and throat, recommended by DR.. Cur
It's in his advertisement, strikes us as the true
one. LIS now generally admitted by our best
physicians, that LOCAL difficulties can only be
successfully tieated by LOCAL applications
The practice has been pur ued from the first
with respect TO external inflammation and cor
rosions, and we see not why diseases Of the
throat and lungs may not be treated in the
same manner; We believe they may. In thi>
variable climate of ours. where lung and throat
comp ANTS have become so prevalent and rife
We earnestly recommend to the public. and 10
the afflicted especially, 10 avail themselves of
DR.. Curtis remedy. One who has tried it. ]
See advertisement in this paper.
CAUrION.--Dr. Curtis Hy5eana is the o.
rgnal and only genuine article. dime
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27
Sherif'S Sale.

RY virtue of three executions, No. l in
- favor of C. H. Reeve, from the NJ lrshall
CONNER Pleas court, No. =, IN favor of Samu-
ell w. Miller, from the clerk of the same court,
and No 3 in favor of William p. Chapman from
the clerks office of the Marshall circuit court.
and to me directed, ! will offer at public sale
at the court house door in the town ct Plym-
outh, in said county. on Saturday the 10th day
Of April. 1856. between the hours of ten
o'clock m, and O'Clock IN, on said day,
the rents and profits for seven years of the fol-
lowing described real estate situate in said Mar
shall county, to-wit:
The north west quarter Of section two, in
township thirty two north, of range one east,
containing 165 acres; also the west halt of the
north east quarter of section eleven in the saline
township and range, containing eighty acres.
The proceeds of said sale to be applied on said
executions they are numbered, until each in
its Iurb, is satisfied.
1.-THE said rents and profits fail 10 bring a suf-
ficient sum to satisfy said executions, will, at
the same time aud place proceed 10 sell the
fee simple title 20 said real estate TO satisfy the
same. Executed as the property of Hiram
Lish TO satisfy said executions.
]. L. THOMPSON, shift,
Pr. L. B. Thompson. dep.
March 20, 1856 52t3
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27
A Brute.

We see by tie Ravenna (Ohio) Demo-
crat. that q man named Shem Lewis--his
name ought to be ShameLewis-was con-
vicied Of assault and battery on his moth
erlsss boy OF eleven years old. He struck
the boy with a barn shovel, cleaving his
scalp to the skull. He then kicked him
out Of doors. kicked him in the mouth,
Tubbe his face in the snow-afterwards
dragged him into the house. swore he
would cut his head off. and made deadly
thrust at him with butcher knife, which
the boy. with quick movement, escaped.
His father then knocked him down, and
lef. him bleeding upon the floor.
On a former occasion. Lewis pointed
q loaded gun at the boy, ard. under a
threat to shoot him, made him climb a
telegraph pole.
A short time before the death Of his
wife, they lost child. While his wife
was On her sick. and, as it proved, on her
death bed, Lewis went 10 the grave, dug
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27

New York, March II.
Flour somewhat unsettled by the Per-
seas news. and common and medium
grades of Western are l21 cents lower,
while common and extra State are quiet.
scarce. and pretty firmly held at previous
rates; the demand is chiefly for the local
and Eastern trade; sales Of 4 500 bb's a,
Sc, 60a700 for common 10 good State
and Western; 1887 for extra State;
S7,75 for low and medium grades Of ex.
ira Western, and SO 29al0 for extra Gen
esee. closing quiet, but with "a her more
tone.
Wheat dull and declined 3a5c; shippers
not in the market, while the home trade
refuse to purchase more than sufficient
for immediate wants; sales of S 600
bushels of prime white Southern Of l go.
an outside price.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27
The 9Th Volume Of the Plvm

The 9th Volume Of the Plym-
outh Weekly Banner will I've commenced i'm
mediately after the expiration of the present
volume, and although 1t has at present per-
manent living patronage, II is the anxious de-
sire of its proprietor to increase Its circulation
and usefulness.
In few weeks more we shall commence
the third year of our connection with this eS
Enlistment, and whilst we seek this as fit
opportunity to return our warmeSt thanks TO
those who haze manifested an unfalterlng de-
vOtIon in its prosperity, we appeal TO them at
the same time. to continue their exertions in
extending the circulation Of the paper and its
advert sing patronage.
AS heretofore the Banner will occupy an In
dependent position upon all topics which may
agtate the public mind-leaving its conduc-
tor free to vote as his own discretion may die
tate; and when parties get upon our platform
we will sustain them, and when they abandon
it we will as promptly and freely rePudiate
them. We are conScientrouSly opposed TO
the extension of slavery beyond its preSen.
limits, and would gladly see it abolished
where il now exists; bat we are just as much
opposed TO The use of illegal and uni uStifahle
means TO accomplish these ends. We fall
out with no one for differing with us upon such
subjects and feel Unsuitable in expecting the
same libeTalty at the hands of others.
Both i'll our social and political intercourse
with our friends, We have doubtless erred
We know we have, and who has not! Whilst
our faults may be of one character and those
OF our neighbors partaking of another, chart
ty, mutual forbearance and kindness may ap-
ply the essential remedy; and so far as we
are concerned--careleSs about special promi
ses--we shall inces, antly strive TO avoid all
error. When this is done, irreconcilable en-
emleS may bark and howl at our heels until
they mire and rot In their native filth.
1t is pleasure 10 have the good will and
patronage OF every one, unless 1T has to be
purchase at too great a sacrifice; but have
ever placed toe high an estimate upon the kind
and liberal inhabitants of Northern Indiana,
TO believe that there are very many OF their
number requiring that sacrifice.
The terms of the paper will be as heretofore,
and by the aid and exertion OF our friends, we
hope to commence the 5th volume OF the Ply
mouth Banner with an increased circulation;
and surely, in view of the fatterIng prospects
of our town, and the increased facilities that
are just at the very doors of our mercantil.
laboring and AGRICULTURAL classes, in the way
of Railroad and other improvements--of which
the Banner has ever been the firm friend
we may reasonably expect the realization of
our wishes. WIN. j. BURNS,
Editor x Proprietor.
Plymouth, Feb. IA, 1856.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27
Iauorte and Plymouth Railroad. We u

Laporte and Plymouth Railroad. We un-
dersisnd ,ha, every stick of the timbers
are distributed to their proper places on
ihis road from Laporte here. ready for
laying as soen as the ground thaws and
is sufficiently settled. The greater por-
ton Of il mas been done under the super
vision of our energetic friend, John P.
Hull.
Since Mr.. Walker has had the contract
for the completion Of this work. with his
trustworthy Engineer, Mr.. Allen-his
prompt pay TO bis cohlractors-such as
Nay. Hull and others-evsrylhing has
moved along with that steady and sure
progress which was alone necessary to
insure its speedy completion. and win the
confidence of the community, and give
full satisfaction to the company and
stockholders.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27

Good Yield.--Mr. Jacob H. Miller. Of
this county, informs US tina, he has real
lied up wards Of five hundred dollars in
cash from the proceeds of his apple crop
OF las, year inderenden, Of home con-
sumption, and has a few more TO spare.
This. fer new county in Northern lndi.
sna, speaks we'll for the enterprise Of our
fafmers. The other proceeds Of his farm,
added 10 this. will he no small item.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27

DEATH OF A VERY OLD SERvANT.-D Died
on Wednesday. 30lh January. 1856, near
Powhatan Court House, Virginia, an old
and much respected colored women, ia
military known as Old Aunt Mamie
She died at the advanced age of 1877 years.
Such a case of longevity is scarcely on
record. She was much respected for pi-
ETY. by all who knew her. She was the
mother of eighteen children, all of whom
died al on old age.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27
TO NON RESIDENTS

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed with the county surveyor. will,
on the eth day of April. 1855, at 10 o'clock
a m. on said day, proceed 10 survey and locate
the corners of their land in sections % & 80,
town 80, of range ! west, in Starke county; To
meet at &. w. Lees. on said day. and continue
from day to day until all is finished.
Non residents who fail to meetthe Surveyor
at the time & place above mentioned, & deiray
or provide for defraying their portion of the ex
pense of said survey, will be returned TO the
County Auditor Of said county, and such dtlin-
quencv placed on the tax duplicate and collect
ed by law. JOSEPH STEVENSON,
G. w. LEE.
March 90, 1856. 59t3
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27

up the child, took il from the coffin, tore
of It's shroud, AMI thrust the child into
the bed of his dying wife, saying with
horrid imprecations, that "she might have
her child, il she mnde such fuss about
1t. This he said because his wife moan.
ed immoderately for her child. And
this devil had the hardihood, in parting
with his a bused boy, after conviction, 10
kiss him and show emotion.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27

&c COuflesus.-A great majority or our
readers are quito modest. and don't like
TO crowd themselves into company with
out an invitation. They are imPatiently
waiting-in order 10 open brisk spring
trade-for our Merchants and Mechanics
20 :uuifc them 10 call. We know the
lick its done by" Hazel,on has COM
tnenced it.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27

Barnum's broke. and humbuggery is at
an end; and we may now deal in realities
By calling on Haselton, at his Boot and
Shoe establishment. next door north of
the Brick Store. See his advertisement.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27

"come and Take Mas Gen. Taylor
said at Corpus Christi and SO says The
Banner. For an interesting general
itemizer and newspaper. and home OBJ
server, subscribe for the Banner at the
commencement of the volume. 1t is
something after the fashion Of the old
General in another respect-never sur
renders.