Plymouth Banner, Volume 3, Number 13, Plymouth, Marshall County, 1 June 1854 — Page 2

plnmotttl) Scmncr. W. J. LOYS. Editor l Proprietor. PLYJIOL'TH IND. Thursday Morning, June 1, 1S51. lsAlvcri'!cmciils to insure insertion, must be handed in by Tuesday preceding the day of publication.

A Jourucvniaii Printer I TodurreaaWurkaicuii.P3Ui.,n.u.avf....l i ... , , , , ' . ,. ... , I lice, if application is made immediately. Democratic State Convention. Tha Democrats of Indiana met in Convention at Indianapolis on the 21th ull.. for the purpose of nominating candidates for State offices to be filled at the next October election. The present incumbents were placed in nomination for reelection, to wit: Alvxs F. Hovey, Supreme Judge, 4th dis. trict. Nehlmiah Haydes, Sec. of State. Elijah NewiaSd, State Treasurer. John P. Dunn, Auditor of Stale. Wü. C. Laruabee, Superintendent of Public Instruction. Judge Hovey holds his office by appointment of the Governor. The passage of the following resolu iionby this Convention will have much to do in shaping the opposition to the quiet race of the nominees: Resolved, That intemperance is a great moral and social evil, for the restraint and correction of which legislative interposition is necessary and proper; but that we cannot approve of any plan for the eradication or correction of this evil that must necessarily result in the infliction of greater ones; and that we are therefore opposed to any la v upon this subject that Will auinorii:e toe tcarcning lor, or art- j Slre, .confiscation, and destruction of j private property. : Had the resolution stopped at the word ; "proper, it would have left untied ihe chords which now bind the hands of many good temperance Democrats, and saved them the disagreeable necessity of ridding themselves of tho shacliles which, are intended to trammel them. The resolution misrepresents the position assumed by the State Temperance Convention. Where the latter favored the search, seizure and confiscation of private property, it provided that it must first be kepi for illegal Is not this rather a palpable misrepresentation oae calculated to deceive those already too te nacious about the action of temperance and good order the State? Any httempt to the principles avowed by th convention, would have worn the features ? of honesty, at least; but the undisguised j Misrepresentation of the one by the other, will prove a total wreck of confidence I and drive them to act with no regard to that concert and fraternity which might have resulted in the triumphant success of both. We so abominate the fimalgamalion of parties, for the accomplishment of any one purpose, tliat we sincerely regret the pas sage of the resolution in its pres-nt shape. Eut now, no other remedy is left. Tin re are devoted Temperance men of all partics, who are determined to struggle on for the enactment of a prohibitory law. regardless of party ties, at;d a3 many of them have been so unceremoniously repulsed by their own party, they feel under no further obligations to adhere to party in the present canvass. In the nominations for representatives to the

Legislature, the counties and districts ; tious of riht and wrotg, and to its fullest exmay do differently depart from the tüc. ! teat sho dd all ei.j .y the freedom of speech . r a . , , ; each bein" respensilde for tte slamlers he in ay tatcs of the convention recognize piedg-1 . .c 1 . r, utter m it exerctfe. 1 he press cf Ihe country cd democraticcandidates. and elect them, j $hl.:i,a cullnly ,lisCMfS lUe .iuciplcs of the p..v-

T!;J Nebraska Bill passed the House on the 22 in! ult., as it wen t from the Senate to that body, except the Clayton amendmcni widen seemed to De the main lea-1 ture init that caused so much bitter ! denunciation. It is true the Missouri .i . j Compromise was regarded as inoperative; but how could Congress recognize the nonintervention principle without so regarding it? Wo were not prepared to 6ee quite so little opposi.ion to a concurrence in the Senate. In the House the yeas and nays are. as follows, 113 to 100: Yeas Messrs. Abercrombie Willis Allen, Jas. Cullen, Bailey of Virginia, Bank3 of Ala.. Barry. Bell, Bocock. Boyce Breckiniidge, Bridges. Brooks, j r.rntK.r P!tiaefskin CKflctmnn rK. .11 j Carother. Chastain. Christman.Churchell, Clark, Cling-Taan, Colquctt, Cobb, Cox, Craig. Cummings, Cutting. Davis of Ind.. Davidson, Disney, Dowdell, Dunham, Dunbar.Eddy, Edmonson English, Elliot of Ky., Florence, Greenwood, Green. Hamilton, Harris of Ala., Hendricks, llenn, llibbard, Hillyard Houston, Ingersoll, Jones of Tnn., Jones of Ta., Jonts of La., Kidwell Kurtzer, Lano, Lamb, Lapharn, Letcher, Lindley of Md., Lilly McDonald, McNair, Maxwell, Miller of Mo., Miller of Ind., Olds, Oliver of Mo., Packer Perkins, Thelps, Phillips, Powell, Preston, Reed, Reese, Richardson, Riddle Robins, Howe, Ruffin, Seward Shannon, Shower, Singleton, Smith of Tenn., Stanton of Ky., Stanton of Pa., Straub. Stewart of Mich., Taylor of N.Y., Tweed, Vail WalbridKe. Walker. Walsh. Warren, Wesibrook. Witle, Wright of Miss., Wright ot ra.. and Zollicoffer. Nats Benton, Banks, Belcher, Bennet, Benson, Brig, Chandler, Campbell, Carpenter, Crosker. Cullom, Curtiss, Dar;s, R. J. Dean. Dick. Diekerort, Drum Hastma Edgirton. Edcionds. Elliot of 2hss cthirice, Ellison hrh3it, Fof-

sba Fenton, Flagler Fulton, Gamble Giddings Goodrich, Grove, Harlan of Ohio, Harlan of la., Harrison. Hastings Harren Heisters, Howe, Hughes, Hunt, Johnson, Jones of Ky.,K.itteiidge, Lindeey of 0., Lycn, McUullough. Mace, Madison. Masell, Meaiham, Middltsw orth, Wilson Morgan, Morrison, Murray. Nichols Norton, Oliver of Md., Piker, Peck. Peckham, Pennington, Perkins, Pratt, Pringle, Pyrfar, Ritchie, Hogers, Kussel.

j Sandine, Sage, Sapp, Seymour, Simmons, (Smith of N. Y., JS'.evens, Stratton, Stuart of 0hio' Ta,or üf Mo' T;",tor of T;1? ' 7 T!.. fv m" l V alley, ashburn of Iii., vel!s Wentworth of III., Went north of Mass., Wheeler and Yates. On the 26th the bill finally passed the Senate, after on esciting discussion of; 13 hours by the following vot-: j Ayes Atchison, ledger. IkiijHrmn, Drodhead, Rrovvn. liuller, Douglas, Fitzpatrick, Gwinn, Hunter, Johnson, Jon- s, of Iowa, Jones of Trim., Mallory, Mason Morton, Morrison, tVurce, Peiiit, Prat, Rusk Sebastian Shields, SliJell, Stuart, Thompson of Kr.. Thompson of N. J. Toombs, Tracy, Miller, üliiims, Wright 35 Nays AIIen.Boll. Chase, Clayton,Fi?h. I Foote GiMet ""din, James. Seward! Sumner, Wade, Walker 13. The Clayton amendment was rejected, and thi Single a lj-vjrued till Moud.iy, Immediately a salute of 100 guns wa3 fired from Ca.pitol Hill. 'Sold," "Eoaglit up, at. We are heartily .ick niul tired of eriti g ih h silly and ci;iteniptihle t;ii;!:u piihtt when npplird to Loiipressmeii Lej:is.:ttrs iiiiil oti.cr public ajrents. zrucin ihe columns of the Newsiwprr i .-...... x.o... s .rur ..c ; ui u u i-Jiinii;' .tit! tn u tin u t lu ioii url Uli If or- i J i peudt U mdely uiou Kiith werd for an exi.sti t: e, j 1 . J 1 . , and their own political existence an.I notoriety ! dei'cudcd upon their use or disuse. When Cn-1 grcsi or the Nate i.eHiaturus enact b.ws ot whiel tbey may disprove, the membci-s enact, j ii4 them are ilenounrcd as rorrnp, triii'orw to tin ir con.'iitiu-Hts nnd their fount rv tint lli'y n.nt sold themselves. r werehin tl vi!li i:xii y ,, l:-tniy iht-ir trtit. violate their s..!on:n obligations yt ;i, perjure thctn elve. Il.iwof" ten, too, in such iiit;ncc5 do tut r;: rr.E, who arealoiif interested, indorse 'heir act after cahn ;om1 iu:itnre ileliheratioii, hy re-cltcting them to the daces they Idled. We are not panderiu; to the old rule that "the ivingcaniloim wren- - hut w hen ilu w hole- , üal ale dcn ineiation hy bitter partizau., more or j ess blinika by prejudice, is so 1 .ivi.hly helped ; ipou the head of their opponents, bcc.iuse uW ' iller with them in p.-lltical fuutimeiit all of lellp( UitU-r with them in i.l.tical fuiituneiit all of the same pteat National Linüv ill nnr.ifestly ! having the general ool ..f the Republic t hoar: the very nature of those institutions we j all cheiih, paints to the evil c r.seuicnces of put h sclf-5laiidcr.. Such i bar-. 5. ns a jreneial thing, are the re-1 Milts of disappointe! ninhiliou, and ;i!e but eon. . .ia.ouj, I1C, instrumentality that the contempt- j ihle epithet of "bought up,'" "sold,"' &c, are ! tauntingly spit from the lips of potdionsj und ; ""cc. P"'"U".a.,s ipi rf tili imut im vvervl n i n I -.t ri I v miii iiinin. , ,, ' ' .. . 7. " I iir-.ii ii.iinr- icouiaiiiHi i .x i ii. i i i iur i m i m sion of such qualifications, have time niter lime J been honored by their fcllow-citz ns with the! ItolTices in their critt, but the leat of whose , expectations were to esc.ite all oppos.tion. , . , f ,. , . . , , . . ! llillll Ill.T, l I I'l HI III ll' I I 1.1 i.. Ill 1 I lilt

t teniptibie taunts to make the most of them, ami t;,0 oncine at Jackson to cro an to Marshal -oni,; ,u ' "" IK,!lrfs 1,131 ,n bul ",,f : tmlo in itmmr-tpr. autlJ vanld from tne at:cl menftires were tun 'o rais1- tr- T ; , . m ,r.v . ;ü : c,,-.'..

ihe friends of ' in o. der to maintain a h eetnin!.' di-nity of he i were insnntlv killed, and sever 1 of the inteifered wiih his retreat, and awaited I batteries, racli Fte.-.mor prHenvoriii? t' nr lh?t purpose. The Gov r;?or of C-.r I . . . .. ... . . ... . . r it. T.. . 1. : , I. fl 1 t.,l : I.. 1 n - , -. . I . . . .t r . . . . . . i , : - .1 x- : i .. . .. :i ... . .1...

throughout press of the countrvand the puntv ol public emigrants in the car wlr.ch wai broken,!1"1- 1 is to;iaa , iirfip.s 1; nsi3. i n a rt :s?t noa s cot;- niitiua nvms tu? ini.'ian. cr -n ai . u.,. t u.ntuT controvert -ntiment, we yet hope for a refcrmidioi, in tin, ! wero slightly injured. Tho engine, r ! rxhorti, the people of Metzovti to j ,iM;ed to throw Cd bound rocker, to t excit-ment has been created throu.out ; 'il;;:; 1 1 ' - i c it . ? v. :.. n t defend themselves i! laullv. Inis ihev t .o inwn .i.d bm.vi.rr ,tn i r. ihr i if .mintrv. 1 . , 1 . .

oai ucu.ar y inuiri'iiiii'tai uiiuiiijiciii. nuc . iv,ui-3 a hub imoiu v.iu.uii;.i iuwu.i"ii. c ... . - - 1- j f, .. . - , - : . pens. ! s ;i mii ev, w i.i i.e m inici To li.i.

e itmperance , , . , T. . Chicc-o Journal. did .or a short time, but AtJi 1 asha s ir- ?-.entners t-inlinuo 1 to throw red hotshot. Advices from Arspn.cn to .-.r,.v oth. ('...u.tv A-.,; ... ..i s.id county, and s.irf, delii

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in j ri'y sdiall rule, our eciiiTrnniaOon d pervi their CJl knfw 1 erv wi .... i ......... 1 1 .. ,i . .i ... l ... ;r ii.,... ... i .... J . j Sdlltu Hl 1IIIU i.iuui'jni, III iur iiuiiii- n iin vuiii- , ' . . mmi conn i e le . ewspap p . . , the work to the h ii;d to which it le''itimat lv belong-- bl.iek-uardö tr.d the doers of the parti. -ui'b dirtv woik. Kvery one Iris the l ilit to ei j iy his own noernnien; exerci-mg a sonui oisertt.on in t.s advocacy of changes of policy, and never srk to poison the public n.iud wi'h resist in. e to the will of tne m:.j .iity, as open mis drpen.ii our existence as a uemocruuc povrnnntin. i.ut m rcri t..uch contemptible row.lyi-m as is evin - ced by the following from the Cincinnati fJatte. i willen, l.v tue w:iv. MUL'ireMctl llie.se re- ... m-,i-1c.l i l....ie.tli tl... di m.Wv nfaii Amerie 1.1 -.0...-v - Editor: The (I.iZi.'tSe speaks of ihose : , . ... 1 resentalive w ho support the Nebraska bill, as tr.otinn. i 1.1 ns. t oevrs. ami inl.seriib e TLc Carrying Trade The merchants and Others in the entire west and north west, have fuffered -real disapnointmantduTimr v- t tho few past months on account of the lack of carrying facilities west of Toledo! Ohio. Goods which ought to have been ? 1 I . . I... ..... I. M. I received by our merchants here several weeks ago sold out and worn out have not yet arrived. We have understood that several suits have been instituted by merchants along the Wabash and Erie Canal, against companies that had under - , , .t , , , takeu the transportation of more merchandize than there was any probability of their putting through, and the owners are now putting the carriers through. LaportC Times. This paper is now under the principal control of John C. Walker, Messrs Holcombe nnd Everets having retired. Mr. Charles W. Cottom is assistant Editor and publisher. Mr. W. is rather an adept in the management of a newspaper. Mr. Potter, for some time half owner of the Cincinnati Commercial, has purchased the other half, and is now sole pro prietor. From this paper we extract much interesting matter.

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, , .,,,, . ' "hat has any one du red to write me lor n week such idinstian tyrannv. J n-; unguis!, e 1. ine lr-.tiso rstimito ihnr l he made ettectne it tho bahut box. Ac- , , , r ... i- , , , , . ' . . i . i t .n i i j i o I u 1 1 ii r iinfil I r hi rnuil lit- ir.v wi't-T ii I'nclii (li.l nil m N i c innvi'f to nr. iter? In?c At tr.i! Inn .ill kiupI nnl wnonrlp.l

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, , , ., "Uli. nu: it is coucneii in itie inosi me u reeK prisoners, an l to preserve inai innmistinn nccoinis i-iok ns mien ivlnre and by every one, hut supposed evils ... t . ..m 1 r.t . ' .-i... I t?i - .i . i . . r-.-i r.

- . . cnasie ibugunge. nui iur contents: ;oriion pi uie lown wnicn is sun Piano- iiko ino irmn r.s uie mi iso. incy sny ill not j istilv the infliction of Mien castirratnuis , , . . , r . . . . . ,. . . , . , ,f . . . . . . T ' Ilwrn lti u-ifii Illing. I lir Imi-4 in Iii r lilff lint III A llijin ni wmnnltir: liu.l tliil AliffOi V.llli llin i iM.li ctnamnp I n.

Tha Hon. Edward Evereti has resigned his seat in the United Stales Senate, in consequence of ill health resignation to take effect in this month. It is intimated that Mr. Choate will fill his place.

Still in the Field. Hon. Thos. H. Eenton is announced as a candidate for re elec- i lion to the House of Representatives in i the Si. Louis district, subject to the decision of the democratic pary. Ane ai' : - Louis D mocrat is also authorized to an-! nounce that he is likew ise a candidate be-' fore the peonle of tho State at lares fori re-election to tho Senate of the U. States. Peterson's Mugr,ziue for June has been received, nnd is an excellent number. July commences a new volume, and now is the proper time to tend for it. The terms are $2 ycr anu. in advance, &j for thiee copies, anil eight copies for ten dollars, with a handsome premium toev-, f rv person-cettuiK up a club. Address j Peterson. No. 102 Chestnut street. ! Philadelphia. A Western EdiToTss gi im Ii 11IIL telir I prised that so many railroad contractors run off when it if remembered that their business is to make tracks. Ex. Another editor Buys he is surprised. when it is so self-evident thnt thev are j compelled to leave ?o many tie behind thorn. Iitl'LV Triman Smith undertook to teil Gpii. . Sr,,nto. the (iM,er dav. th n . . , , ... ,. m.'iioritv nl tho iinm n r.t ll u: ! i cr.i n w.re w."re , , , , .... f, opposed to :he Nebraska bill. lieu. Cass rc,,JirJ ns f.,l'ouc- . . j t l,u 1 1C ,l M " " öai.c 1 li4,1,'K . uruuiu cc'ii;iiur iur u-?i:ii; elilU-i nitre, hut I l,pl!i.vn iKni T t-.i.nv? thii- r -w

ns well as hed. es. Ihrlievo tnnt XUell " by the Sultan's tmops of people of the S'ato of Micnin w.l! s:i- j I '''j"' a Ner" nrortr...t ,h,i. Ä, .. ..... ,t Pinion ind.r.l. I,r it comnnn s th"

um i'i Ii Itjjirsriu (nun, n m.ii 1.1 iirji- j . , . . . . .1 ...j. ..,., tulional jirinciplo, which scctiicslo A'ncr ican citizens, wherever they are, ihc rigln of self-government. Uailkoad Accidkxt. An arciJc-ni, altril(rj with loss of lifo, o.drred on the AM ictiigan Central about 'J o'clock on 'Puesday evening about three miles this sjtje 0j Jackson, xiio train enme in contact w iih a bull. Tha train mine in contact w ith a bull which was It hit? op. thn tmck ,.r. P of th0 road. The shock threw the locomotive cnlirojy offtlie track nnd smashed the rrnipraut I car to pieces. The encinrer Mr. Clock, C)f Detroit, r.nd the fireman Mr Fuller ol Marshal, Mid .1 young mon who got upon j A Wife in Trouble. "Piav tell iiia mv dtar. the cause ui tnose tears. Oh. such disgrace!" "What disgrace!" "Why, I have opened one of your U tsupposing it ivas 8itareea in my., ii i . i'1' tiiainiy u iookm m.e iwe .u. ; than Mr." ' .... , , , 1 "Is thitall? What harm can there? be j,, a wife's opening her hu-bund's lethaudkcrchief, and commenced sobbing j ill .11 u t 1 1 . ialuud, when the husband eagerly caught j Un the letter and commenced reodinti the epistle that had been the means of nearly breaking his wife's heart. It was a bill from the scriptioi pri.itcr "for nine year's subTaking Scalding foidly." Mr. G. W. Heeder recently went from New Orleans to General Tajloi's camp, to present medals to certain brave subal terns. On his way up the llio Grande he encountered the wreck of the steamer j Knterprist.f 0MP hour after the explosion, j 'While nassinff throtu-h the crowd nf i c!,rr.,prc f writing tn ib HMt:mviM-,. O O ' ' . tiun uas directed to one whom I thou-ht ! .1.. , , ceriainiy must ue ueau. ne was swain- . i . ii .i : i : i J r 1. . t . c . .1 .. U.i 1 1 c , 1. .t.-, , UUUI uozcu iiuui nis wuun ts in iuick. ; smJr steams and his face was actually I horned to a cusp. At lirst view I tho t 1 . - . 1-4 I.... I ..k . : J " f. 1. 1 c t -v f fl -v mMV w 1 1 1 ?r"' i w. ....,..., ! this awful spectacle of human agony, ;and as I was about to attend to somo j other duty, 1 heard n voice Eaying, in a ' feeble yet resolute tone: i w la 11 a. llrllo! old fellow, w hat are you got in that are tin cup?' Thinking the question proceeded from j some one further aft. I turned in that diI rpp 1 1 n n il. 1 1 . 11 I V. t. c:ino ..cm-i liirtinnuiil. rection, when the same person indignant - ly said Yes. that's oilers the way! A feller gits a little hurt nnd, jist like a porpois that's wounded, his feller creeterj tries ; to kill him.' j 'To my "Her astonishment, I found I I. .. I I V. . r. . A . m.I.1.a..I I aw... V .. ,1.a . . i tuak tins as fl" in 1 3 ir ii t u mo u llic iict- . .. , . , . ' , been so terribly wounded. What can I di for you my poor friend?' What are you got in that are tin cup? Is it rotgut or melasses?' It is whiskey. Will you have some? You're the feller. Jist open my teeth

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and pour a little, down. I can't see welllbeen received by the government last but I think bitters will do ir.e good.' j night. announcing a victory by the Turks

1 did as I was directed, and he drank the whole contents of the cup about nnii a pint ol raw weiskey -and he laid Thankee, old feller. Ye see I was asleep, and when the bust-up took place I was on the biler deck, and I b'leve was blowcd through one of the flues; but nevermind, I ain't much hurt, and I'm more used to it than a good many. Tve joen o.otfcfi up jour times ajorc: -

DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIAN ARMY UNDER GEN. LUDERS. Vienna, May, 3 The following re

port circulates in Bucharest: Omer Pa cha advanced with 70,000 men towards ! the Dobrudscha on the eighteenth or nineteenth of April, raid a battle took place with Luder's corpse between Si'islria and Rassova. During the night Omer Pacha j naci ueticneu a uivi&ion in tne direction ; I of the Black Sea, und when the battle was at its height on th next dar. this! uns Ol Hi IUI t;:u nil i i,r lit -. t. u ay , imo corps attacked the Hussens in their rear, causing unexampled co:fuioa end consternatiou. j Gen. Luders retreated towards Czcna- 1 voda. anl it is pa it i!at the Russians lost j many guns.au I even their military chest, j On the 'JOih a TurlJsh Hying corps. c rossed ihe Düiiube ueiow JSilistna, in or-j der to destroy the Uussidii strand butter-it-s. They advanced ttiwar.la Kalarush. where there whs herd fighting for some hours. The Turks fought like lions, but! j being terribly overmatched, were u'tii1ulWy fÜI(.Pti tn retrout. Rv the latest accounts from Orovu. the llussians bad ceased cannonading that fortress. anl it was e,-ectca ty in.ir movements that Gen. Grub was about iui- kUw r'ri.!-. i iv jvtvv. vi tin Turks near Cznrnavoda is confimu-d. A letter from Drobmd?:ha of the I7:h hays: 'The deserters anivoil heir frm thiRussian army fay that the l)auuba overflowed ani carried awav all the raft bridires: the tommuMcation with tiie . ri4l janc of tjj0 Danube is cut off. and j fur the last four dais the armies have beon without provisions. 1 heir number is fiü.OOO nn. They lost " Ü0Ö in pa?si ing the river. Tha place on which they i a encamped is very man-by. and their M ss ln0 ,J1' M 1)! r JimIn WdlUdiii tie lurks udvunco ns , j the. llusiii. rttire. Letters just rrtvivod from Corfu mn . i ' firm the cjplt.re bv the lurks ot Peta. I z stmn- ro.-iti-.i: of the Greeks near Ari . - , , . i 1,1 foutii-in ,b.moi; and announce : i.ilii liic . .. r t!. i !. i In III" Piil.l'ic ! " iiiv-ii'i" i-iic-.- k, . i ......... .1 wi . .... ..j . b.'iween Ljurus und Thess-il y. 'I ho in habitants of Metzova are entirely chris-

tinn. und were wealthy from t!i carr in- of Piai.ce. nnd decreased t:c- s.iui amount 010. and per the steamer Cortes. l.'JH?,tiade, in whith iliey were lilmtst all en- jn tj10 li.iiik of lingland. 000. gHged. They opp-nly afiirm that they j OiTicrd nccouuts un? im v r.t hand of; A revolution hnd broken out at lb e.o-

were iiidii'e l to throw ofi" th ir allej fcelcc to t!,e Sultan by Signer flossetti, i tne Greek Consul, who bus just been ex-j j pelled from Janiatn. J No sooner bid ihcy done so than 1h i Greek (Jencial Grivas cunie to their 'pio- ! tection, and h-gni his operations by ' 1" vy in n contribution of J 00,000 piastres ' l!I)0!l town, an 1 stripping every w o-! l'1 jeweis anu an u.eir goui .ino i sil vrr ornaments. He then fortified himi reru'-irs, with the plunder of such a

sell with some three humlrd men til i honrs tn sat r.nin- n n c- ndn of a in, f and as? st in nnellin- th.O! inurrctiiin ! . ' . l"""vi"I r..:r.e ..ire

. i , i i .1 . : t. ..... . . . 1 . . i-i-t. i.i .M i-lci'i i-i.iiii1': tu hutI Ht A. Gcrsui's

town before them, foon put an f-i.d toalliory, rephinj? to the firo nf the shijs.

n!iiu!.r:c. u;itns r.evtr surieu irom: ! his sun retroat. but made good his positurn till nn.ht, (AbJi Pasha having no heavy artillery) nnd then made his es j cape while tho Albanians were too busily I ; . ... : 1 1 x.ucui upon piua-e u, ou-tie u, uoeu. i He got safely ofl with bi booty. which , . - i : was dueflv the ohirt of his visit, nn l the deputation of Mezo itr-s who wait- '. ed upon Ab Ii Pasha to malo their subi been roused to a pitch o: fury that was i l v 1.. .1 i exceedingly dtnicult to control; nnd. in-; 1 deed, vnnotiished rebels do not receive very mild treatment in anv co ntrv. The Ionian Islands are tranquil, though ! of cour?e, there is great excitement inj all parts of the Levant where there are J Greeks. I in Ji'.icliarest trie inrks nave issuo a very tranquilizt!g proclmnaiinn. None are tobe prosecuted for political opinions. Kvery one is to continue his usu- p al occupation, and everything is to be 1 raid for. urnnnTrn pvtuv r.i- a i tctot a m ! UIjI UU I lit JiM I IV I VL' aiiO I UlAil TROOTS INTO WALLACI1IA. Tho I!ncsin nman tliA ,, . , , an organ, the Iudtptndanct 'I a dispatch dated Vienna that! . ,n.. . i - i , . tat, gires . certainly contains ittiiiMiews 110.0 uoexpect - ed Austrian trnons nre stated pilher tn , alreaJ y entPre(1 Wallachia or tobe . - on their way thither. It was also ru mored in Vienna that the Austrian Ar 1 - - - -1 I ... i m,es j.ad entered Servia, Bosnia. Alba - I ... ,,a Uunn ; nh(1 unn(.nMtn 1 mies had entered Servia, Bosnia, Alba Ur, ?.Ä. ...... ,.n.. B1.etB j self whft CJm jjy jn(l,;re Austria to Unter Linie Vallachia. now that the - ' Russia. forces have evacuated it, and the Turks are resuming it possession? 1 This is the more Kin.Milar as the nonula-! j ljop ,1JiS e v r r y w 1 1 e r c r c c c i e d the. Turks ' . . j w-j opep rmg From Constantinople, April 4th. we learn that the Russian batteries at the Sulina mouth of the Danube have been bombarded by a part of the fleet. Tho French troops had not yet arrived in Constantinople. From St. IYf rshurg advices are to the 25th of April. The weather was mild, and the Neva was partly free from ice, but Cronstudt was not open. FRANCE. Pak is. May lib. A telecranhic despatch is said to have j BrKi that Omar rash had succeeded in outline in two the Russian n;my in Drobrudscha. The despatch is not. however, regarded as sufficiently authentic toj merit publication. f .liCft - visit to the house of a Rusin me aueinoun oi jcsicruuy inc po-, sittn who has been residing for years in France, and who has lately resided at Autenil. a short distance from Paris They made a strict search amongst his

papers which they took to tho Prefecture of Police. The papers were ogriin examined, ond the discovery is said to have been mode of a serious correspondence with St. Petersburg. The police again visited his

house and arrested the. Russian. He is for t ie present detained at the Prefecture. tUKIilhUiJi mr. A.ijiiiiUA. ; Halifax. May 21 9 P. M. TUa T i'. cipimJmn Atrpi i-M P.-i f.,,, fr. f.ivnroo.,1 on Siturdav. tt:o J..OlJ, ITOU! llVUri'MM I'll UHIUvl.M, I'.u arrived at 7 uViocl; this evening, nnd s iilod at Si for B oston, whore she ' will Le due at an early hrur on ihursj.iy ; evening. ! TlC latest nosotiati-ms for an id'uincc-, offensive and defisivi between tho aliied in. vvers are said to have advanced so favorably that ihcv are on tho point ol being cohcluled. " It is :i!s csMifi )eni! s'.ited in l'ari-J that Spain, "ortng il, ;i!id Piodrnor-t nre wilim t) join th w.:s:ern nurr, to smiMv :i uontinernnt. Ilanovir bus docl.-.rcd rtgiinst U"uii'r " i tetters of marque. Tho Paris JlvniUur announces that Autri-i is obout to likewise. Tlie Ara' chief Yrsup. villi 1000 f.d - ; biweri, has rmbarktu fr Turkey. I Fourteen llii.-sliüi merclu ntrnen have! brencru.luifd in tho 13 i nek Sea. Ahmral Dun'.lns h-i3 prooo.c l u cxclmngp nisoiiPts. t rv.-,..,.!. l.m o r.rn P.nn imn is tnlked of ' A corres-onnont of the Lo.vbn Tine, at CirUkrun:.. S.vom. writes on tho 4 1 ! May, thai nn Knüsli f 12V.- wis report. od ashore in the vicini .v'uf lt"vM, and it was supp;sei lint b r c:ipt:ii uni ccw md bspii rmdo pr is .i.. i. pAKI 'Phursduv. Tl.o firm to-dav. Tbc lunds c 1- e I u a )2 03 Tho nM?sii:d dco.nt olTi x-rs hnd Ln. orcl the r:U.s of discount or.e Ce;jt. (w. Mav 1 A. The inl.rtbilars aro brain,,,. ur to ic;urn t. town, nnd nhues of . h,,r,fss arc .M en nni:i. 1 he banks have , fenovH somo dir.nnce fmm town, j Th Bud; - Kn?bd.on th 7i:. in?t., , rrd-ed ihn ni of diswuut to h vor rent I 1 t VJ . .. ' ..;"!- ... . I . . 1 : mn, uiii JH!n oi i i;ii.it r.i.i.ii'.i i.m i . i i tu 4 percent. JSi'sc F b unry ihe buM jn has incrorsrd 1 (JöO COO in tho P.rt Ii j , ho hoif burdmer.t of 01rcS1 As snrI niiscd, tho allair wrts far from decisive, being merely destructive without result. i Tho Knfijlii ncivuids report tho attacking forro ns consisting i" ll.o Mnpli.-h if ll.o Mnpli.-h . steamer S"m'.'r'!i . Tot h!e, Nifir, ltd : ribution, nnd Fntion-5, nnd the Frercdi 1 sleamrrs Mrgadar, ilaubon, Pesrratrs aiirj Caton al--:o ut tat durof.ts of b!tiglish , ruckrt a-JP.t.. lie mool ut'nrk was r.s The Uussi-ms '.uibt with rxl'eme loav - lownrcs izhl the bV.'.orv hrcnnnni! tin tenable, its firo becrur.o sdowrr. though rc-jrular, and at ler.gih the shipping in tho renrbeinon fire, it was silenced. Dur:r.g tho nc'.ion ihe rrd hot s f.l from the stemmst Terrible blew up tb.o llu?s;an magazine on tiio imperial nude, nn l silenced a form'dihle Intiery. Tiirre Uuss!an frii.tcs in th-? lnr! r to-I; fro, nd i burned to the waters edg, n!s 12 s-nall-j er ships and two ships of war. Three, of riotis npproriched O lea. ntrl wn guns I , .ill .11..wnitout balls were bred rroin trie batteries and th steamer ordered n it 1o annp-ach ! nearer. The s'.eamer tbpreforn stopped and sent n bout ashore with n (1 g of truer, The boat was ulhnved to land nl the wlmrf whe n it was sent bu-k to tho Furi'u with tho information that tho British consul , nan leu. J no runo-.n f-wever. ajrTtn pot up steam, nnd npproriched nnirr. r.s ?r . i , . t - if to survcv, when tho bvteries fire.i , . .'.ii , , r snots, not on the boat wah the lutir nf j truco. but on tho advnneinrj friite, w hieb : j then left. On tho 21 of April two of tho allied steamers cuno to Udes.i toneman i mi exnlnnntion Gen. G?ten Snekn ex- , . .... .1 I 1 1 . t ! pressed in wriunp: Ins siirprio thM iho .t.lll.- 1 tl. 11 i .1 3 PII'IU.Ü I II1V U 111..1 III" , , , , r i nl h.n llnR of lril(J--! llo expuiineo how nil 11 rs were, nr d ofi amci aciniMis siiouu tmicino irir.i ino , ,r.., i j . l inns'- icuiseii 10 deliver up inn sutpii:i in tho lnrbor. ns detnnnled by tho Ad mi1 . i- , . . -. ral. Accordingly the bombardment took t hier. ai .1 . 1 I r m r r ch a . f rt w m i 1 iin 1 ia rrf irtft !. - - ...n : ssstied n circular to the fleM t!iat U had ini Aicted retribution on the Russians for firin" on R fllS 0ri1- i !. Il.u.'ns reportprl that, for tho prrsnni. i . ihe Admirals had abandoned their intenI lm.. r.C nl. t.!., C.l t "'P 1 epori o, wie i.aeur ns 10 mo s'.eimship ceen on the 21sl of A"ril is con- ' firmed, but with th' important ndditi-n: J .... r i . . . I he Baldcur steered to the spot, nnd saw! largo fjuantitics of biscuit ami boxes when the steamer was first een. BfiEAPSTUFFS. Flour has advanced Is on the week; firm imrket, nnd largo hwsi ness; but little spemlativo demand. Western canal, ,37s fid: Rihimorn, 33-t; Ohio. 30s Canadian, 37s Gda3Ss 01. Wheat advanced 2d on tho week; white lis Id n 1 2s, Dennistown ec Co., siys 2n a 1201; red 10s 31 a lis. Corn nctivc; is a Is Gd better; white 39s CI; yellow 39s n 40.. Provisions CJnrdiner reports beef firm nnd n triflo higher; holders demand nn advance. Pork light business, but tnnrp buyers than Fellers Bicon firm, but in fair demand; 2da3d lower. Lard dull pricee lower. Further by the Amrrica llrwrnv Mr Dfi The European mails .were despatched to-day. Among the documents published at Madrid is the petition of the consignees of the Bhclt Warrior, Messrs. Tyng cV

foUiWs: Tiie steamers i-outimi:? 1 for 12 rallinr on the people to crm forward : :.-y. n...--ni : survey hji.I !im-c tue corners T

Co., to the Queen, praying the remission of the füii of 66,000 paid by them to the Cuban authorities. The publication ' of this petition, it was believed, would 1

cause nie apanisu uovernment to reiuse altogether gianliagnn indemnity for the. detention of the steamer, and paying any of the demand made by the Amen can Minister. Some English steamers had Hied into Sebastopol. but the invitation to combat was not accepted. Already the attention of the Rriiish P-rliament has been called to th ex . ui.iunn.nt iru - - pense of t!ie war. th? it tation alone r aching 1 em of transpor to thrc-e niiliior. pmuis surang. Eorty thousand Fieiuh tr- op r.rt? l e',5g orai izc1 at Stomnr, d.-ptined for Pinlau 1, to co-op. rn'.o with the Swedes the j oxni- of th-. transportation t J hp de-jirayr-.i tij- Jmi' mhI. j The bjuclude of Grtrre by ! v;,:5 "facially biii:cuihiI. Tlu- in?ur- ! gp"1- bad been beaten ut tlmost every ! poia. ! .dvi.:rs from Ilon Ivon t th . of Marcli stdte that tie inn rial forces na.j beer. u-i,-at- I LT I'll liV TUM AM Mil I CA. II am rix, May 25. There have ben no more, battles bol" l!'e PP'ng rcea, eithrr on the 1 3r ISallic S?ns, or on tho Danube. ! viz -n warlike nr.vnrrnns on n i.vt ; cinnc scnio. a manor increase in me ! 'l"nios of both rmintrirs wr.s tnlko.i of. : 'l'l,s hf'' nn l ti""'" wero n!s ense 1 in strrntt' c:ii!i; their p..siiinn-. Au?tiia re ! m,,,"s ,M rfal nni im. Order? in i brr-n isnrd bv (Hrtl O:jnn S o ken. t!?o Pusi- p. comin?uH.-r-in rio'rf rtt 0.!s;a, J'r bidding Tputri vessels loiviii tint poit !:i;r llio rufmv'fr i'c- remain" 1 in F';! t d' ihr town. On 'h i'ennrture of iliO ltt.-r ihrv woubl bp ' p:'MliiiiC ' t jO'lVC thn liP.jb ,r. Ariivtl! cf tH Xorl'l Star -KfVftiüÜOl ill XcV ; r,,r ;., ? ,.,., f e.,f,, t-.. ; b.U 1. --u.iic.il 01 .V..l New Yoik. May '21. The stenmcr North St.r. from ;:ttwall. arrived nt "y o'clock. wi;h 700 pa? $t'VZor, r-vA I ') ). 000 in tr rsur. T'te Shipment from Sin Pratu i-eo. per i 'he s'camer Patnin-. nm?unte.l to M J . ; tn. A new rfvincio jovern mi?) t roil h. er ; d-c! rer.i Ii -!, n c -j 1.1 i ) i .i fl fwoti.irit .T .v 1 . .. 1 ir-d hitnsfif dict-itor. f-n',rrtl Me. and most of tho rnnon-tl Concrev ll -i!. Th constitution of If 13 is to ' nartially restored. i General ?Iclo lud urr'ted Presidn ' Obando an.I some other g vernment o in ; rers. The (Joverri'r of Savnnoli nnd ;nt .Mirth i hrol issue;? r -lamn'ioji? .Fav thnt Santa Anna brok in cn.campmen? on the UGth of April and reirejiteu touar'l" Uie (UV i i jexico. ne hn l previously demand: d the surrender of th- rnstle. The fri?ikii nhu-J", or 'frankinu pri'lpgp s it is called by courtesy, we are pleased to see, i almost universally condemned by tl;; pT'?'! througb.out th Un- . . T.tt ion. it is not (temcn'i . iiM pii pay alihe. Lt not republican reprecnta-' tivrs in Concrr claim fr thnifel v s ui privilf-Re thit i? not p.err.l"d to rrcn-br-rs of Pniliamrnt in 11k tnrnnr.dtit! g"vernni-nt of Great fJrilain. Member? of mi American Congress sbtuild h nshume l to exercise such a 'privilege' over their 1 " . . consiiiuents, woo nre a goon us int ni sol n1' This nbrtsbas been too Ions to'era if d. It is yearly inrren?i2 in marni - tude. and an indiirnnnt neo.de mil loudl v for its entire abatement. Abolish the' i "privib'e" members of Centres? have voted for themselves, and there will be & great inerrace of intf-rchane of letters between friends and parents and children r-idin in different parts of our extend ed coun'rv. Postage should be reduced. m a . t , . . . , , , chairman on post roads in thn llou . , , Representatives. Cm. Conmrrcial. 1 insteüil ot increnserl. as prop"sMi ny wie e cf Mrs. Partin-tnn, on readinp an c - rount 0r a ?diooner Im vine her jib-boom . nrr:0li a-;... T.nntr Island Sound, w on i ,,(,,1, v hy reoolc would leave sil( i : I 1 'III' '- m m m . m w - - - - V ? ont . ,ioors Mjht!. to ,p stolen.' ; ti,.i;.. ,.r ii.. i;t teT..., p..c Kn 1 1 ur r 111 l'.m 01 tili buui. 0: a turned type-setter his first effurt nppr-ar-1 ...,.1. ui .i:,.t.:at ti.,1 f-,t- ,inv. . c tmi" 1 m- . ..-. ' ago. and will be found below. He will. ; 1 t r - n n .r .I,.,,, ; doubt, ba 'one of them, some of these ' days m t-.i' t u ifu iiiiiirit. - This i our first e,jort at rypeS,teini " e presume that it will show that we can learn fat we are sciiiitvui mo. 1. -1.... r .. " .. . l.1.. .:M .-?, e 11 lll III) nrl', urn iu ll.nr Ii I ini .i . , rr.. ...:n . ,i w i bout assistance. The irot will need , ' corctreioti. we don. t intend to try it everJ r a we u ,l the qvintcrs know that we are ono op them? ..11, i1w...t il,- T-i talk about the ak i of qrinting! just as easy as rolling cf a Leg. -Oi The New York Musical World aid Tims tells a most laughable story of a pjentlenim who hail stepped into bis carriage to make his N'ew Year's visits, when he perceived that he had forgotten his.visiting cards, lie immediately ordered hU new crooni to go and pet them from the mantle-piece in the iipw dining room. The servant did eg he was ordered, and the gentleman commenced h?s visits, the footman leaving his cards. After some time had pns:rd. he nskd the groom if there were still many cards left. 'Sir.' answered th latter. I have still the king of spades the kinsj of h'art 1 11 if fhl Ir rt ü a txf 1ithc ' Wa -i a . ... a ,t, t . .. i i the tricl; was not 'taken tn very pood part by the caller. w A dny or two sine a party of men visited Roston. for the purpose of having a good time, and after spreeing for three or four hours, one of tho men became fo drunk that he slipped and fond himself in tfie gutter. After tr) ing several times

to regain his foc'.ing without suce-: ?, I called out to his companions 'I'm tirel ain't you? come let u sit down here and get rested.'

The Washington Tress on the Xt-tai till. Vf amunutos, Mny til. The Union of this morn ing hr.d another editorial article rejoicing over th passngc of the Nebsak,n bill. Tho Initliigcnccr, in n mild editorial, regr ti i ysr as unf-ivnr.'iblo to ;!; smith. It m t.tel on highest nv'J.orky thntth vi.-iit L rd K:gin i-'jlt-iy cu bu.5;:it s corrected with th jis'HTies. e Tho lm!if: .f .Mr.yiiiio. Ky., rcrcntlv prrscu'eJ ,i -.u v p-.r.f;!.. t Mi-.-M:jU l;l i.itm. Ms-.s ,u?v ."- p?t , ihejvu.t, bit If V. t j.so ti s.i with um:: i or r will if thov i:y t.au i v,..i;,Vr. llij -iui .in n in iii in t! Uii; I:;:n.?reJ and tli'iU-en g'.s w :e liifd in Oit vr-ijj.d i,u Yc;Iih.-s '-y fl:rnon, in how: ufiii do l.undifd r.nd ihntc? col mm mA triK. who st ! by the Nehnk i hi'.! on final iv.ssarc. Vtirvit Fr(c 'rev. Vf r'i.l i.iit tv;n .e th.-v d..rt uu s-vuh Ci thirg rtny pirice in Ohio. are coining : r. 1 t brcoke uougiiton & raUerscn AUK now rot civ jiij: a 1 for;:.:ciit of j WolhhlX c? lU'QCCV'itK. t"e i:ov nviie tl.c -itizens of.Miirball foun'y un vicMiiiy, to rail mi l cXvt'.uine our stocl. and i y so ..loin yen v. ill every tlin? yu-i want in our Hue. End yo'i v.iil jtl.-o f.i.l tlieiii J l.c-.n p. AUI.otili :2 nrj on ore oft." e corners-, we we üo.'i't wis!, to act I lit Pharisee by thmdiin; (Jodtl.at wc are iiüt :is other men, or in other v.or'ls, I y .ayiiii: that we will cither eli ct cost or c I.e. per tlnti any one else in town. In short we are Sellin.' as cheap as v e can nllorJ to, an 1 our i:s:on.ers mu;t jriJjre as to our honesty aiid inicjäiy, to oj v.i.i;:: .ic aru winins to ;rust them. 2J i'lease t'i-.e us a call. U, II. P. June I, lüöl. Vt.il. TO IiOiSI23K.Ui:7i. C. II. Ki:EVEf .-:?t.iit for the sale r Croper Co's. Cclcb:atcd l'njiines an;! Mu liint-iy lor Dcuhle and. in4h' Ge.ireJ M.Iis b jitoparcl to mühe co.i;ra ;:s with vvannty, xc, l'-r thebaic of Kajilies", &C, aii't f.iruii.'i :vptr;n:ei:dent to pa'.thcr.i in epcratifui. 15 i iiieu warrau'.v tivu.i with lvl-iv contract. . it rei ti.n !. A i ti. Jii.u.cnsc saie o. u e.ve .uac-iitncs ;s suiÄc .eut cvi(!o:..e ot their superiority nii'lsucte:vs. .....ly 10 c. U.'UY.VM:, ( ur We.st'.rii L5an!:, PJviaouth. -fi 9 -,Jt?iJi .iM'?aM3kt.M it--. rT o! P ' j: i hereby iveti th it the tin h rsiprX 1 ed. i!i ll e (.' iii'y Sm ve er, w il!. on :1 t i! v ' .I .i;.; IS1) I. :;t 1(1 u'cl.-tk a in. t,u said j l.'iit v j i i t i.;i Uie tax .uji; icate 10 u x o leetI j;vv! '. ii '. i jv. , n ut her tar.es ;:i e eillv!li i. JAMUS P.POU.V, A. ( i ll KA iti). I. IS.i. I .tit. iiiit or 7"i5.l. l."iii ther ri"u!ar im o:- on ti.t: f' V I in! Sat ir.h.v iu .1 iur, A :gu.O, ( K t i! ' i . I) er:'!, er :i ! i.l 1 ! . i w; i y of li:e c:t nmttii liciau' en tiie lir-t Mu.hiv in Atuii, l.S."i-I. M. )'. TAI.' 1!. Prcsi. Ai;. v V. M.l;i.M!j-i Ciesk. Jin..- i. ::::. ?;i5t : FScal rjOTiCi: is hehy sri von thii will, i?i p-;r-i. jane.' of on onicr of t!i. Marjh.'.ll court i-f Curiiiiiii I'ka-', made at the .April term ''t. A" 1S5,( I"?. Vj Vilx?? : rule, alter hmr vefk? irorn lhis :s.!e- lue fiilö'.v:!!; l! riihed rer.l estate, to-wit: j 'l i,; ?, h-tlf of t'.e north west quarrer of ! J-ectioti sixteen, in to vnhip 31 nortii, ol ranc i ly.ug m i unon r our.:y. itTms oi sale, cash in ham'. I. 1. THOMPSON, (luardicn. l.niJuno 1, IS.',!. Sttite oJ' ln:;;i(i:t, ?!K:irili:ill C'oimf SS: In the Marshall Circuit Court, August Ter vi. ISC'd. I FV in s U ad,wo:;h. Vr.xm iO I . t. CooW. J"!i" . J-arweli, Ch ;r!es .. Heia'.. Isen. 1 I i'n Att.ich;i.ciit. i vs j J.'hr (hi!)r ii'!;, end Arthur) i r-;r,v-. tif ..,,vit f!..rrt..f n 1 I j ill this behalf, cut ot til-(.'elk's iti".eeef i the Mar-dial! Cireui? Cm::-, having be n re'uni- ; d by the Slu 1 i i f .aid cinn.ty, by width it .......... .1... .M. !... . 1 ....... 1..... 1.-.,.. 11 ' '" ,r" " "ii; 11 11 f-.ti.-.n hui t'v 1 11 att u heil ns the proje rfv of sai.l lefei i'.i::T., towii: 'J'h s-i:tii east olio fi-nrth of f -."m ttven-tv-t wo, i:i iow'edrp tliirtv-iive i:oi;l . l"i;,!o one e;:s.'. A'su lue at half of the sendi w t ' r. ii. ..r-..s;..,. . 1 , - "'ve null, of ra,, one cast. Abo the nc,:h cat 'our h sictun thirtv six, town 1 1 . i rt - J 1 n 4rr:II lt-u hl all flflI r die.l acre?, and :'p raided :t the mh:i of one tii.uisar-d m'umi lnoi.iii tl ai d Mxiv d-. .hos. And hy the : lVidax ef a cenij e't nt j- ii. it is made to a pear 'hat the Vfciid:.:t. Ji hu h.!hr.ii h and A i -.hur I ) n at are tn n 1 eidt : f ll: S a e I ledi ui i: lin y are tin it fn:i- h u b in ;i- ... ...i S. I t t.e.t ot iiieii.mt: mo o n lencv f id. writ, and tti::t mill tv ill. V M '-r. Tilcnil rn-w. r . rilclmir - -. . oil or I. eiere ihecaiiiiii; tfsuid ;:) n tli. , , .. . . . tu st cay ol Ii' next tci in id he M ., !;:i'l t lit v t ciU. T,, . i,Meiit ihe c.-un"l in rivn - o,nb, in M-.id con.ty, .n l,. ihod M.id-v" u ; Ainmst nrvt. the V,,,,.. will be h-ai d td,ht,i ' I'Olietl in tlieir i.tisenec. , Attest: If. COlJt'Ald'.Y. Cih. in I'r. S. H C.mL.um licit. list. ton. A: Wum'warit t'litls. .i:v. June 1. 1 S" 1 . M -t. "Y Virtu of an execution to me dii reete.l from the Clerk's oiPice of the Mr.i- ; hall Circuit Court, 1 w ill offer for sub at public out'-ry it the routt house door iu the town of Plymouth, in Said coiinlv, on Saturday the 21th dav cUtine 1S54. between the hours of ten and tour o'clock on s.id day, the rents and profit-; ; forseven ye:its; of the following descriVcd real estate situate in Marshall rotin'y, to- . wit: The west half of tho pculh vrH . quarter of section 13. twn 35 not! ii of rang one east; and if the rrn!s uul profits fail to fell for a sum suineient to 1 . . . , suisiy saia execution, me tomp -i.u ac ; cruing etists on the same, I will then an. i lhtr' Pcd to sell the feo s.mp.e title I to Sd al rs'a?- , Lxr C;,,ed es t",' liro' p'ty of Daid bhidlci at the .uil of Ja. Martin. ! JL. I'llO.MPiiON S. M.C. .Tunc 1, 13:3.

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