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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24
WIN. SMITH.
IyFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR AGUE AND
EETER.-No Cu,e, no Pay

mr. PRICE'S AGUE AND FEVER PtLLS are wnr-
~ raa,ed % care Agu1 and Fever in from twenty 70
thirty hours, Il directions are followed Ten rus
have frequently permanently cured the worst cses IN
no instance have thirty been known 10 fail They are
prepared from simne vegetable medicines Each box
coolains twenty Pills. Price 81 per box or 81 per
e,rn Planters and Farmers would ind it 10 their in
t-rr.i 10 keep supply hand Us tn-y may thus save
larss Doctors Bills Tue Pills can DO put up III neat
t. packages and sent by mail at letter postage Inc
nonrtors IN order TO prevent counteri.s ana imposl
,'i at- lrern ned TO establish agencies All or
dr. must b- attended with the cash. pest PAID anc IL
rec,-lto DR.. { J. KENWoRrHf Y CO.,
Bank Street. Petersburg, Virginia.
y L The money will be reiusaed IL every case OF
,ln,. July 3i--ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24
IN CHESTERFIELD, vl.clslA lin ches,ertield

TN CHESTERFIELD, viscrsIA lin Chesterfield
i County Court October II, le45:
Augustus E. Cogbil, and Mary e. his wife, late Mary
G. Archer, Piaintns:
against
George W. Snellings, administrator Of Elizabeth r.
Archer deceased, Richard Henry Archer, Bolivar Ar
cher, Lewis Owen and Fanny his wife, Alexander
Jones' Trustee, &C.. and John R. Archer, Defendants
This day came the plaintiffs and 6ed their bill, and
The defendant, Richard Henry Archer, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according TO The
act OF Assembly and the Rules Of this Court, and tap
pearng by satisfactory evidence that he is not nha
bitan, of this country is ordered that the said de-
PENDANT do appear the FIRST day Of January term
next and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
paprr published in the City Of Richmond for mouths
successfully and posted the front door Of the Court
house Of this county. Copy. Tes,e,
Oct. i6-e~2n w. w. T. COGBILL, d. Z.
xxrANTEp-A, tha PenitentIary Hnon Pnlss and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE

SLN YES.
an MONDAY, the 3hth day of December next, ;f
" fair, if not the next fair day. will he Sold for
cash. ae public auction, The United States Hotel
in the Of Fredericksburg, forty likely and yalua
BILE Negroes. Among them are two very good Cooks
and one excellent Carpenter The sale will commence
AZ ~ O'Clock. WM. H. FITZHUGH, Executor
Nov I7-ctds Of VIM. Jones, deceased.
no Wing will copy above.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

4 Wing caucus OF the North Carolina Legisla-
lure have nominated George E. Badger, Esq, as
Senator in place If Vim. Fl. Haywood resigned.
Mr.. Z. was, no doubt, elec,ed on Friday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

Dc.A ~ VIZ y BRAVE AND DlSTiN-
GUlSHED OFFICER ii friend informs u
mat tie ia seen ~ IN endorsement IN naper
tom on toad The l. ). steamer Spifrc, Bralos
Santiago, Nov. /, lo!0, thai Captain Randolph
Niiseiy : acaa, from d tail rom mis- horse" IL
communicates ir!orma ION winch must be dis
'i"ssins 10 every man who mad Tie honor OF Cap
lam RnSs!y'> Acquaintance, or who appreciates
The noble qualities 10y which he was distinguish
ed Lndo".
Captain Rifgeiy, on The death o; Inc lamened
Maj. Riuseod, took command IL The Flyins Ar
iiefy, and in the taue ., Resaca &c la Palma
cried out 10 he brave Nav, "Hold on, Chasley,
and lei me draw their Ihc Mexican's) fire."
The y. O. Picayunr Nov. u, furnishes the
following:
LATEST FROM MoNrEREY.-We yesterday re-
ceivet, alter our main news nom The army
vas mad" uF, leilcr from distinguished ON
Ger Of the American army al Monterey, which IS
three days later than any thing We have seen.-
Thai portion 0. II N relation 10 Busamcntr We
look upon as rather dou ilul, a though the old
General may have heen sent up in The neishbor-
hood OF Chihuahua and Sonora 10 look aiIer Ge-
neral VOL. We make extracts from the letter,
which is dated
"MoNTEREY, Oct. %, 1876
"Poof Pijselv is dead t.c was buried yesisr-
day AMI is mousned hy the entire army Major
Lear will mol i've ,wen,y-four hours longer
We hare lac lews ..o;n san LUIS dc Pn,o> 10
the effect lha, Santa Anaa was there with H.
OG0 men an0 no les Ihantfuu-Serea G,1serois.-
He was recruitin. daily, bu. his intentions were
moi known. Ii is fumored ha Ru,lamenfe has
gone North, IN tie direction o! Chihuahua, 10
NEE, Gen. Wool an farther il is positively as
serted iha! the Indians are killing and laying
waste all before Them in he later Stale. No, a
line more in Inc shape Of news. Yours, &C., Sc"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

Last Monday quiie an imposing spceiaelc was
presented in Lynchburg, at Inc erection Of a suit
citizen, The late Capt. Thos. A. HoIcombe; 50
jealous leader ia the Temperance reformation.
A vefy large procession was formed oi The mill
,ary companies; the Sons Of Temperance Tie
Cold Water army and citizens. In The Pfeshy-
terrain graveyard, afeE prayer icm Rev. Dr.
Reid, J. w. Dudley, Esq, pronounced "mosl
beautiful. chasle and eloquent funeral Grafton"
in the language Of the Lynchburg Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24
LAW NOTICE

LAW NOTICE.
CHRISTOPHER C. SCOTT and ASNEa a. a. al n
L psactice law in partnership, under .ne r n.m, ~
soorr s. SrtrH, in all I;e Courts "i Id" a"U AsN''
d. ar Office at Camden, washita county. Arkans"''
P.h in--civ
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pnwHATAN HOUSE. RICHMOND, va.

THIS established and weii-known Hotel, Is nov
j good order, well furnished with attentive ser
wants and S os found all times with liable well
served.
The undersigned soiciis the continued patronage of
his friends and the public assuring all that every pro-
vision necessary for their comfort VIII be made
CHS. L. DIBRELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

A brilliant ball and banquet were given by the
Mayor and Aldermen OF Charleston 10 Col Hays
and Col. Walker, fr 'heif gallant heroism at
Monterey, and on other occasions. The News
says:
"The company was very large and g-aced as
i: was by The beauty ard chi-ary VI cur yourg
State, it is not 10 be wondcrod;ha', whsa
EMUSIC arose with iis volupiuous swell
YnIn. eyes looked love 10 eyes that spoke again.
And ali went merry ms a marriage bel y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

~ A sssrshIv , shan petition The next General
Myers. nom my wife Virginia
Nov. l3-c3ai WIN. R. MYERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

lis said that Mr. Pakenham is sockholder
10 The extent OF $40, 600 in the conducla recently
plupdered by Santa Anna.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24
Correspondence Ct The Charleston Evening News.

Few ORLEANS, So-. Is.
The rnnor which the papers OF to-day have ex.
tented il relation 70 tha death OF Captain Ran
col1h iidgcly, IS 50 ran:ui, that We would 10
God il may pore untrue. 10 deeds 81 9aar, in
he fierce Encounter u s'iie 2Fnies and all The
dread shock OF war, soldier and a hero remains
unsca,hed, as il preserved by hea"en 10 The cause
OF his country bu, The war oi death is no sooner
ended. than The same hero is mansied, aud dies
tom lhe fall I'll his horse Mysterious indeed
are The ways Of Providence and inscruabe her
designs The Della of this morning beautifully
orens lis notice Of this unhappy event, with The
lines
- Bright names viii haow song;
And he vas OF :ne arav-s,, and when sh"weraf
The death bolts deadllest the ihinn'i plies along.
Even when the thicse,t Of wars tempest lower,
They rracsed no nc-r bfeas; than thine young gal
LAM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

Tie United States Eevenne Steam cutter L.
care arrived at Norfolk on lie 20h int. tTcm the
Cuff Of Mexico, via Charleston, :. C., with loss
81 fulcer; Sc, and is bound 10 this city 10 undergo
repairs a,ihe Ship Yard Il Mr.. Joseph Il. Antet-
son Exnec.ed ;o-,!ar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

We understand that Capt. Rowan's company,
at Charles'own. Jefferson county, and company
tom Berkeley coua;y have tenlefed their services
:. Gov. Smith.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

WANTED-A. the PenitentaIy, Hoop Poles and
w Pine Cord Wood Nov. Self
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

Saturday nights Union contains fyc and
halt columns Of official dispatches o. Gen. Tay-
lcT, in regard 70 the siorning Of Monterey. There
ale more behind The Union says
ave .egrc, tia: we are siii! unable 10 give IN
oilicia! lis o. TEE names u liz prisae soldiers
killed and wounic! III he memorable series ii
battles which resulted in this signal ,fiumph OF
American arms. We shall publish he names oi
these brave Eien rs soon a. they ar rcceivet at
the department.
understand that iesp patches hare been COM
mnaicacd from Gen. Wool. lie was within three
or four days march OF Moncova, AM AS about
1875 miles from MonIrfry. rhe report which me
last evenings Southern mai bfines Us from Moa-
ierey. siz: hat Gen Aiupua was attempting 10
intercept Gen Wool--seems 10 be enli.eiy With
on foundation. Il aprea,s nom Gen. Taylor 5
letter thai Anipcdla mad abandoned SaItillo witt
ont ccmfiriinc is ioutcativns, and had gone
>on;hwartiy, probably 10 San LOUIS de Poo>i,
insca,: Of going " cope with Grn. Wool Gen.
Taylor considers himself alnlos, rs much master
81 saltio rs j: he were aciraliy il The city. All
these letters are Taught viii profound interest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24
RICHMOND VA, TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER

ard whist fliccrs and men we're falling by scores
around MIN, displayed irat species oil cool and
undauuttd courage, So rare, that enables me man
u overcome his warmes. feelings OF friendship,
and carries the officer On 10 his dn'y, and TO lace
the storm of battle, when his Judgment lei's him
he gains nothing hy The contest, and when he y
repulsed, 10 again r-luln win tte sa ne undnch
ing nerve 70 the charge"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-08-21
From The National htelligencer.
THE MEXICAN WAR.

We have, in our last paper, placed before our
readers the Confidential Message of the Presi-
dent Of the United States to the Senate, and the
Documents accompanying it, showing the grounds
taken by the President in his intercourse with
the Executive Council (the Senate) in relation
to the Mexican war: from which our readers will
have learnt that the President is in communica-
ton with the Government of Mexico, of which
Parades is the head, with reference to q Nego-
tiaton for Peace and for an adjustment of Boun-
Diary.
We now lay before them, in another column,
a Proclamation issued some time ago by Gen.
Taylor, at the head of the Army of Invasion;
which, though bearing the signature of the gal
liant General, is upon the face of it, an elaborate
Manifesto, prepared for him, and undoubtedly
issued, by Executive authority. 1t is for the
reader to reconcile, in whatever way he can,
the inconsistency between this annunciation to
the people of the objects of the Executive, and
that very different annunciation of its purposes
and designs which the President has so recently
made to The Senate.
In the Message to the Senate the President is
not only anxious to make Peace with Mexico,
but announces that he has entered into negotia'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-08-21

lions with President Paroles To thai end. In the
Proclamation to the People Of Mexico, the OBJ
ect Of the war is declared, and reiterated, TO be
TO "oveuhrow the tyrants"-meanlng the actual
Government with whom, since the publication
of that Manifesto, the Executive has invited ne
gotiations for Peacel How are these extTaordi.
nary contradictions to be reconciledl
Again: the object of the War is declared, in
the Proclamation, TO be to obtain indemnity for
claims, &c. and TO overthrow the existing Gov
enment of Mexico, In the Message of
the Presi dent of the United States of May
llIh, so promptly responded to, in which
he asked Congress to shoulder the War, and
appropriate men and money TO carry il on, the
prosecution of the War was demanded, not 10 oh.
tain indemnity for claims, &c.-and much less
to overthrow the Government of Mexico-but
because Of Mexico having "passed the bounda.
ry Of the United Slaies," Invaded our territory,
and shed American blood upon the American
soil" ltwas TO repei iRrasiOH of our ierTitorv-
| TO defend our terrtory-lhat the President call
ell upon Congress to appropriate men and mo-
ney, and not to "liberate the people of Mexico
! from despots," or "to overthrow tyrants," who
are declared to have usurPed power over them.
Who can possibly determine the real objects
or intentions of the Government in prosecuting
this war, when the highest official authority gives
such different, contradictory, and opposite ver-
sions of them!
Is there yet some other purpose, not revealed
or hinted at in any of the Executive cOmmuni-
cations to Congress or to the people, nor even to
the people Of Mexico, the disclosure Of which,
when it comes, will furnish the key to these ap-
parendy rrecOnciable Inconsistencies
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-08-21
Washington, 9Th August, 1916.
IMPORTANT MEWsFROM WASHINGTON

Our intelligence from Washington is up to
Saturday evening. Monday was set for adjourn
mont, but an impression prevailed that an effort
would be made to proIong the session for few
days. We doubt whether it succeeded even il
made. The President, having got his hand fair
ly in, has given Congress two more Velocs.-
One disposed of an appropriation for Hayre de
Grace and the other defeats the French Spolia-
ton Bill. Many were very indignant at the de-
feat of the latter bill in this mode, after justice
had been SO long delayed
We find nothing further in the proceedings in
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-08-21
THE VETO,

The veto of the river, and the Harbor Bill was
received at noon, and soon read by general call
from the House. The President says he has
given the bill the attention its importance de-
mands, and that he returns it with his objections.
The bill appropriates $l,378,150 for more than
forty distinct works.
MIR. Polk claims, in vindcation Of his Veto
that the people decided against works of Internal
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-08-21

The ruling passion of Curan was aioke. In
his last illness, his physician remarked, one NOR.
ming, that he seemed to cough with more difficult
ty. "That is rather surprising" answered he,
las have been practising all night"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-08-21
Difference against merchants and bro
kers this year 8

Now is it astonishing, that with all these facts
staring me in the face, should drop my opposi-
ton to the tax law-"AboM face" and wheel into
the line of those who support it! think not
and guess you'll think so too. have shown
my calculations to several of my neghbors, who
denounced the law as strenuously as did, and
they now all agree with me, that more equal
and just measure could not be adopted. The
law may need some amendment, for il is impos-
sible to make one perfect at once--but we are
determined to go, en- masse, against its repeal
and trust to the wisdom of our Legislators to
make such amendments as may seem necessary.
Respectfully yours, S. S,
Lake township, July 90, 1916.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-08-21

The Speaker, by consent, laid before the
House the following message from the President
of the United Slates which was read:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-18

straaers syvi..; cases V4Per Pzres Co; bo1es
baIts Duer Morris; 90 Gr5.s F.izzesaid Co Man
NM Lee. : do -f.car-v Moves.
ord aibasv line J Z " S>ClU~-r-Ez-Fe T1i.--r j--...
$50 bis sour G5ert. 81 hh- iiEle Cool Co. 3 DO
2t60 bgsh shorts Vsa Bussirk: % ca-e- good. y t.
.ingaast: sacks feathers 5hs cutter luxembourg: sgs
butter CorGa Hopkins Co. DO K=-t. Hl.za1 1 20. s.
% Ne5sier, u GO ".sze. Gale bales wool \ y
Collins ! Son Hartford
A.sa1y and NsTv-York Line. J Ma.he--Ba-re goebe.
;er-le 55s d0cr Sycail sage Co 81 DO Iposvs Carr
do Sls-., y -.!.a1.> CO o1s gooc- 3ack-v az.
- SACKS WOOL 9 D-1ic- L Co ths eys D Narn4-s
bales wool Joha johnson eoEs - SACKS feathers C c
o'i7 >T2e LHil j >coil' 20 90 Syca; sage Co. % 10
Dow giue2u. IL do Clark Coleman: : Go Pc-e
IL: q kegs kegs sr DO! alo-r d PORK .ack
i kegs tut;e- Bahcock Coz 90 I.gce:. Ir5lsr 8 Co
ls 30 Clark F-E 55.s 2ork 5a5cock $ Co: SEX. WOO
Q Duc.f. CO. oxs s'lT.s.. Adam >;li;h: BIS flannel
J Dsyls; - seE -Dize jar Murray Baltimore; bn
;rsGdinE 4. 4 Hubbard g DO Van DGs-r Co: boxes
good licC. Spencer Kegs butter Lecc-. LlcI an $
Co: /. bxs class Morgan. Walker smith: Is bvs cease
co Fers7l- Sherman h5ie e-- Conan 4 Hon
do TOI D Be17e-: tss a,i7.= 1000 ST.15,,,r
Pheos Co. - kegs r.-eis Nm Eerhle 5bl- tobacco
B-oorne: 100 ICuor tols Robertson \ POEcInuz.
Tro= Ak! Michigan Line. " Wheeler. Crocser s Cc-5oa
W jaiue--I50 duis f3gr CAAldi-r Howard Co: - do
10 Srer 4 No-itaf Is do ilcCfregos Morris: do New
bold Croft - co FraHci> SeHneii y 9os prime poTS
Dwight Bes.- Coz is 5a!er VOL ohHsoH Sro;htE-
zshes >oCtln:ayc y 6oXe7 cheese boEce- - Do
Bos;,rics & Nas;ertoz: % do c Ch-esborou.A
Boat JaTa-59.o.r &: lumber W AitEAod-s I'm
Foa- Nsresu,r--;3 0Od f lumber Wsts-louse Linz
Sevr-Y-o-g. T-ilca and Osreco Line " Ros-!;er-Boa
Ta.oa-51 bbls -four Suyfam. SAGE s Coz - os cheese
Csnsnco Lake Boat Line Boat Eqlityl7 Go ebisages
y ! Reyford: - by- cheese - rrk butter q W hiie Coz
10 SRI butter l. Ludlam Co 81 90 Adams Co. BUS
dom yroo!e1s Brigham & Co.
sam. Lne-Boa' D-pos.i-saves shingles, lumber ana
os-s C;-nv s-E but'er bbs eggs Moore >her7aro
25bxs cheese Perry; = do surri- Coz p 30 Cheese
brourn 4 Co Pnilaielphis; hrk butter Spencer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-18
Murkers-carcti.i'y exported for Tn Tribune.

MONDAY, august -.
AsHES--The market Is steady at 80 So tor Pots and
81 % for Pearls The demand good and the sales are
ll0 bbs Pots and 80 do Pearls
COTTOS-The quotations are very firm sustained by
holders and the reach 800 400 bales at
full rates The rmne-s OF holders prevent large opera
FLOUR AND MEAL-Therc has been an improve
nent obtained in the Flour market today shippers Tor
England having come into market and taken 700 or
5000 bbls Michigan and Oswego al 81 which IS an sd-
vance O; cd y Dbl Saturdays prices. These sales
sweep away about all the receipts to-day. For the East
there is no demand whatever For freight 10 Liverpool
.. Cd sterling was paid for 1000 bbls which s an ad
vance For Southern descriptions there is tar nqui.
nv II, 81 IL! aSi 25 Sales 500 ob!s Jersey Meal az 81
sol. Rye Flour 81 50.
GRAlN-There have been some extensive operations
in Wheat embracing l3 600 bushels Western Red at -
as4 cts par, for milling and part for British Provinces
Corn is very dull and the supplies are abundant There
is difference in the views OF buyers and sellers West
eru is nonnaly 5lG52 Tor soured. Sales 900 bushels
damaged at is cts Sales 1000 5ushel. new Rye at %
cts delivered. Shippers offer 10 for old
WHISKY-The-e are no sales to-day. Bbls are nom
inally 20. 020;. Drudge is held at 70:
PLAsTER-A cargo OF Eastern sold a, 81 IS cash,
delivered up the River.
BONE-'The marke, is heavy and 1000 tos have been
sold at SIC for Northwest and 33c for South Sea
NAVAL STOREs.-1he only sale we hear OF is 100
bbls Spirits Turpentine at 81 cts.
PROVlSIONs-Fo Prime Pork s 06, Is offered and
$ u! asked Mess 50 IS asked, 81 62! offered The
transactions are moderate sales $50 bbls Mess Beet
City, nj s.. Prison i 81 sass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-18
ResnIt, of Emancipation.

The following is extracted from the last Annual
Report of the British and Foreign Anti Slavery Society
On this point the committee gratted IN be
ing able 10 report that upon the whole the progress OF
the cmancpsied classe. knowledge and character and
Just appreciation OF their position as ireemen Is es
rorney cheering That they rapidly increasing In
number is placed beyond doubt by the Census OF lcii
which. though extremely imperfect shows very re-
rnarkablc increase OF births The habits OF the women
both personal and domestic have greatly improved The
purchase of small recholds the erection OF houses and
villages and still goes though
the means OF the people much less than formerly
owing TO the reduction which has taken place in tAer
wages and the heavy taxation 10 which they are sub
ected This circumstance. The committee regret 10 say
has led 10 considerable withdrawal OF children from
the schools and in other respects has been found TO
operate injunousy.
The latest official repor,s from the colonies indicate
great decrease in crime especially among the Creole or
native population. The immigrants chiefly charge
able with the violation law and the heinous OF
fences against per-on and property.
The committee have no reason 10 believe that any
considerable portion OF the emancpatcd G. asses have
abandoned themselves 10 idle dissoutc habits. On
the contrary quite clear that they industrious,
and will work for moderate when they are hon
orably paid and their just ghts respected The follow
ng tabular statement of the exports OF sugar from the
British West Indies will prove this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-18
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS,


MONDAY, P NJ
The transactions at the stock Board were light
today and generally 3, lower prices.
In foreign bills we hear OF no change and i;tle or
nothing doing
Flour was taken today at Is cd sterling Tor LIZ
crpoo which advance. Iii stated that the Tho
b Perkins SO tons has been chartered for the Caior
mis- expedition at $4,000. fine ship, the Mary Nor
ris mas been purchased at Boston for D<nhan & Di,
mon. line OF Glasgow packets
The Baltimore American says Counterfeit ten
dollar notes on the State Bank OF Indiana in crcu
lation They are entirely different from the genuine.
They purport to pay to Bates, letter i Vignette an
Indian woman and sailor ship in the distance medallion
head and Washington the LETT margin and Lafayette
on the right
The Baltimore Fire Insurance Company has de-
csred dividend of FIVE per Tor the last six months
-four per cent to be paid the stockholders and the
balance added to the contingent fund OF the Company