davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19
COMMERCIAL RECORD.


RICHMOND MARKETS, NOVEMBERIs
TOBACCO. The market to-day more animated tb,.
il Thursday last and prices Their better Sou
fair TO good shipping and manufacturing was sold al n
sl3H 10 SIS. The inspections very light s,i the s,I
Of Inspected tobacco are considerable for the season Of M
year. y. NJ. MARTIN & CT"
FLOUR-Sales OF Richmond at 81 IS on Basin 49,.
scosvle 81 ST. O-''" 0anSi
WHEAr-sed 100, white lO5 very superior white Hoo.
CORN-Salos Al C5 cents for old s.
CORN 5lEAL-70 cents per bus!el
OAIS-ioa Oh cents Per busilel-sca.ce.
RYE-6S cents.
FlsH-Herrngs, No. Gu, Sc So Gross 81 81; Mact,,.,
and dull for all descriptions VI
LARD-Barrels Is cents; kegs a az cents.
BAGoN-fi7ginia cured hog round IA ~ cents; Side,
6s ! cts; new Hams ga 10 cts Western Sides tx =
Shoulders 81 81. cts Queen CITY" hams lOX Mar.
firm md improving AA''s'
CoFFEE-pdne Laguayra Il TX cents Rio II,
IL cents. -
SuGAR-Porto Rico Sugar a cents. New ors,,,
Ga cts 81. Croix * 81 cents Loaf double refined
II cents single refined 10 10, cts Disposed 10 decline
M0LASsEs-New Orleans 90 80 cIs Cuba IS e.
SPlRITS-Cognac Brandy 81, IS 325; Rochelle 81 a,
50 American proof &c. ith proof 50a55 Apple scarce s;e
Richmond Recied Whiskey q cent? ~ E. Rum 30 a.,
TEAS-Imperia 45a75c. per lb Gunpowder IS ITO s,;
Young Hyson 3Oa75c Black % 60
RlCE-Prime 3'.a cts.
NAlLS-3 81 cts.
SOLE LEATHER emlock tanned, good, l5sal7 CT.
damaged Halls cts
SOAP-Richnlond and New York 3. ACES
lRoN-Pg Iron 81 10 80 according 10 quality Swe.d
s95 per English 55 Trcdegar Richmond manufac,ory
80; Up Country Bar So 81, according quality
STEEL-Amercan bstercd ,ll0 PER ton
LIME-Sl Is 80, scarce.
SHOT,. cents per ID.
CoTTON-l2a l2s cents.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET-Nov. Is.
Cattle the scales bring 50 s. IS g. in quality
Sheep-Ner ST 81 TO S3-qaal!tv being rated
Hcgs-Nrlt IS 10 IS so. Market moderately supplied
and IN demand q, quoted rates. JACOB SHOOK.
NEW YORK MARKET NOV IT,
The Flour lnarke! quiet Sales Of 1000 bbs at 81 S.
/ g. for common State Southern 81 "a 5; Grnesra S.
RYE Flour 50 80 Corn Meal So IS.
Hhea is in good lemaEd-saes 5000 bushels Genesee :.
l2l 22 cts ana 5000 bushels red at los loo Sal
of 1900 bushels OLD Corn p 3 for mixed and yellow
New do. I'll e. Oats - IA cts.
Coffee is durr and prices dropping. Sugars have DE-.
cincd Rice is in OF buyers. Sales Of the week GO
ticrres closing ,iG 10 G cents per To- for fair qualify
Tobacco improving.
Cotton is loo mach wanted to allow Of quotation. Sale
being of only 800 bales a slight decline Weeks sales
were 100 900 bales.
Whisky selling nj 2S n 29 cents per gallon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19

Delaware, TOO.-The Democrats heretofore have
ben pt the back ground in Delaware an empire State
4 thrr whole counties On of the extensive
hi commonwealth il may be days before we shall
ave nc complete returns but far they Known the
opos ion alliance holds the field smack down TO Mason
Diun's line. In Massachusetts, the Wings were swamp
nv n unhoy alliance of the Democrats with the nulli
g b., in Delaware the poor Wings are routed By holy
ianc of the Democracy with the of Temperance
his isfunny Barnnm has such curiosity in his collec-
TN { beats the specified dalkcy turning white. \ coal
i'm Of the Democrats with tho tccotaers in political
c,cfio What an example for Tammany Hall The Tenn
trnnc Wings were doubt detemimned Ia give Master
bus, CLAYTON lesson npan The blessings Of cold water
ad th shower bath he has received will brace him up
hos. All that was wanting il appears 10 make clean
seep the Wings the presence Of Father Mathew TO
we Ill. pledge The Sons Of Temperance are in The field
hes ANYBODY recolec anything about masonry How IS
lis rong 10 work? Delaware makes prodigous splash
the water What next! Warm or cold II " J. Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19
CLARIFIED,

MARRIED.,
MARRIED the l2th BY thO Rev Mr. Fnzrorah, NJ
VIM u MATHEWS OF Richmond, Ia Mrs MARGhaET Ann,
d!ushe JGhn T. Gillian. ESD Of buckingham county Virgins
Hand u hand aud hearts united
Nc ire bridegroom AMI bride.
Each y eac hath uuty pllsiiei
Wagnestioyr tll Grah divide.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19

KNIGHT TEMpLARS' vlSIT.-Our city was last
night invaded By troop of Kngh, Templas from Rich
moni They came however, mission Of assault upon
the ndels in this quarter but upon visit OF Kindness and
for purposes OF Social inercoure with their Brethren in Pc
,ersbure Nor did these Knights travel he prototypes
did two horse wisely took the Railroad Train which
delivered them safely and soundly in midst.
fPeiers5arg Intelliyencer qf Friday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19

u
4 uIG ELENA Tie Italian Nonis, member al III VI
Academy Part. ani Mr. Annihte Elena, The ,oGnf
their
ING, 9 November 1870 the above Hall IL,
choice iirce viii be presented - the ublc follow Npc
CARA Anna ncna DnLlxr. Daett Kus-in Last Ross
Elena; Dur Belini: Stranirra Tha!heeh, Norma
M1urkas, Bnen!ht Carnival Of Nence. y particular desire
The fantasia Bnlcna. AMI Dac ~ the S0mnaGoua
performed The this city Tickets -
hal III, taces nou.s oieG Al !. Concert
Nov lS-tli
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19

Unexpected CHANGE--Mrs. Mary Dickson, The
old AMI esmablc rosmistress Of tha city, has been DIS
he of the moderate If all parties TO make room
tae ;eorse IS Hamersy editor of The Union and Tribune
shc whom Jackson appointed and whom both Harrison
;nuI single allegation against official propcty OF
ontuct ruthessly displaced make room for hungry
in the teeth of the thousand mes-repented as-
III Misconduct or unfitness Well, well-et them use
nar bower 10 the utmost day of reckoning is coming.
N asses Of men who are Democrats holding Office we
sdi not complain of their removal il the parry In power
tdhd The manincss the principle of ota-
to1 tore the election But that old woman in direct
chi rdc,ion of their own ayowed principles, should be
I out merely she ha?pens 10 be the rdole OF
a lhrocrat s mean well "a hasr.
IPsunsvraia Lanccsisri1n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19

WAsHisGros, FRlDAY, Nov l5.-The President recogn-
r. Binsse Consul for the Pontica States for ~ York
ciiy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19
INERESTING PILGRIMAGE TO THE TOMB OF
M0INT VERNON.

MOUNT NfRNON.
r. Wait of Mr. Curtis Of Arlington the nged adopted
sopf Washington and NJ Edmond La Fayce, the youth
nl andson of General La Fayette 10 the Tomb OF Mount
yeon on Wednesday, the 9TH inst, was Pilgrimage 10
hveneraled spot OF peculiar Inherent ana CHARACTER ays
heexandra Gazette:
hc offering the homage of their hearts 10 Inc sepuchre
ha-onains the ashes Of the Pater Paa the veteran
lic the Past called up to his young companion Inc TINE
honed" memories of the Days Of Washington, narrntng
Reductions Of the glorious career OF his Public services
oqher with endcaring memories of the virtues OF his -
ya,dc and domestic retirement, amid the Taiqhi shaace
of h beloved Mount Vernon.
c. then spoke the Pilgrim from La Grange OF his IL
grand parent and how his fame ana memory were
chebed in the hearts of the American peopr and that his
Garland chvarc devotion the cause Of their indepen-
dencand good and gallant services in the War Of the Rev
ou,n had earned for him the title OF Americas Benelnc-
NC ponted out the spot of his frat interview "ith the
Mards De La Fayete in lf6i for although but child al
that mote period Mr.. c. we'll remembered the arrival OF
the NrGus AZ Mount Vernon accompanied by Count Deh
Portland the Cheyaer Coranan they had called 10 pay
their rting respects the chief preparatory 10 their en-
barcahn for France.
Fot wears nfter this event had passed AWAY, and the
Fuhdof his Country had long been called To h's GEN
r.wa.in better world VIXEN Mr.. Cuss had the singular
happss TO present the nations guest al Inc lpo Oh
Mound Vernon, ring containing lock Of washington
hair ID group assembled al the old iomo where esea he
rcmaii The address presenting the no with La ay-
cite ply and indeed the unique and imposing speciace
that lunt Vernon exhibited the 18th Of October ieil
as detailed in the journals OF that PERIOD forms one OF me
distinguished features in the memorable triumph Oh the M
TONS G,est
~ Edmond La Fayette much interested IN oil ina,
was told hin touching his esmablc father George Masnns
ton La Fiyete laley dcceased) OF his hrst arrival IN l-
d4loha OF l1 and Introduction the President of the L.
States, when Washington embraced him and told HIM,
whil in America God will consider me az your father
also OF h long and happy sooun as member Of the iai-
" of Mount Vernon until his departure for Europe.
The Pilgrim of Ia Grange when bidding adisu 10 The spot
venerable in The estimation of The good and wise Of all
countries and endearsd BY so many memories to me fanny
no
that h. had henrd that was brgh, day IN hls
exisence no would be cheered in oil hs after life BY the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19

ANOTHER CLAIMANT-The National Inteigencer
saws that Levi H. Young son Of Col Young United States
Army il the person % whom the lately deceased English
nan tCol Dlnies eers leaving millions OF dollars
TO certain bookshelf for kindness TO him while sick in
Washington The New Haven Register which says il is
Dr. Uhorn now OF Cincinnati who is The proper claimant,
saws also that there was firm Of Uihorn Young, book
sellers in New Haven and it is probable that both gentle
men paid Col. Daniels some kindly attention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19
IIEnIG,s NEW WORE.

tEXCI IA Nc l. nook ST Or .)
Sd ESEAKCIIES the motion u! The ,e tAs Animal Bn,y
Az The effect ryapo,.sla l.. rais: olelc: with
conn, III. osiu Dseasr: wIh il AMI
rrcfIuns lie protection and The
Plant AGAINST b, Insns IhI,. ~it Is
Pro" :, cents GEolu'I. VI W Isl BROTHER
l.,rrs IN nlIl-ilorfarr ) .cN l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19

IT. Telegraph Yesterday announced the removal OF MIS- s
u- Dickson the postmstress at Lancaster clty. W.T.
var widow ady, and has held the office through many
old nd we believe depended mainly for support upon ,ne
mcn,s Of the office Gen. Taylor refused TO remove
hsr nd remained for Fillmore crown the wholesale
pon Of his predecessor By this unsaan removal
sd forth as supreme instance OF federal heaIllesneSs
consistency and we are sure that the generous people
,coeter ci,v will view with scorn This outrageous vo-
laorof manly not political principle. George W. Ham
mer the editor of Stevens abolition federal organ IS the
successor of Mrs d. and we congratulate him Tor ms po
in asking and his gaany in accepting the position
Of heble old woman-[ Pennsylvania.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19

CHAMPAGNE WINE.-:u baskets. direct ''nl''-'
y very 81; error quality, for sale W : u sKINKEE
Nov 10 :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19
cpEE NEGROES

The phonrope actions OF the lboltonists OF the No!
arc working our their legitimate results al the South
,ny have they shcned tile chains OF sayey but they WIZ
king about ere long, the removal Of the Free Negro popu
Lion of The South. We remember well that when nve
yars ago Gov Smith, in his message to the Lesls!au
commended the forcite removal Of the Free Negro popu
on of Virginia. large mIJofity OF The Legislature ou
yrs among the number, shocked al what secme' M
~ c,ry of HE proposition With very few exceptions lc
n,nendation was absolutely secuted by The Legislature
al by several presses OF The State il was Indignantly DE-
ronced But FIVE years have gone by ana me aciloh vi wy
of The North has vinilcated the wisdom anu
mn cy Of Gov Smiths recommendations Caldor requires
rs to saw this for although Gov Smith was never l'oi
I've # ours we are willing admit that We are now an au
xoe Of the policy which he suggested in his first message
W. which was then so obnoxious 10 ns We would not loi
;l remove all the Free Negroes. The old and inn wio
h passed that period OF life at which they can conou,e
" nc increase Of this species of population and VINO "ou
he ,nabc TO earn maintenance in strange hil shonu W
loyed ifhey desired IT, spend their levy remaining !rs
Oh thew are and all tic should be forced Ia
Ti subject is attracting aud more attention every cay
state Convention took the matter IN hani pfio ~ Us
a. rnueni and WILL doubtless on re-asseinoihg lfsu.e
~ ,nsidera ton of this most important subject "c lea ~
.h, he Attorney in ths cry WIN SEM w
IA ses of Free Negroes who have remained ce "tiou
h emission of the Hastings Court TO the ncsl ulau
mr, for the Superior Court The phiianmroP,ssS OF e
NJ, may therefore what their aoors Of io'e HIVE
! h,or hi about Petersburg intdlgencer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19

HAVE .,npay. ed Mr. POI, Yorktown Va who rucs
/ William and Mary instruct my Two or three 1
can family II Capt Charles Thompson TWO nH
my hous-. The shoo ~ill y: limited 10 eight 49,
YerhiIL LII
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-29

The Speaker said that the bounty Land bill had
precedence. Ii the House refused to go into
Committee on that bill the Galphin report can b.
considered aud, in reply to a question of Mr..
Burt, he said that the report of the Committee on
Elections, IN the case Of the Iowa contested cleo
ton. will to'mouo" take precedence of all other
business
It was moved that the House 90 into Commit
tee of the Whole On the Bounty Land bill which
was agreed to.
Mr. Miller offered substitute for the hill, which
had been agreed On by the caucus on Saturday
night.
Several ineTec,ua. attempts were made to a.
mend the substitute
Mr. Crowcl denounced the caucus which had
determined 10 vote down all amendments but the
one they had agreed upon lie was surprised
that his friend from Ashtabua had given in TO the
caucus
Nj Giddngs rose TO reply to his friend who
had such dread of the power of a majority.
Mr. Crowell-"l said the caucus majority
Mr. Giddlngs justified his meeting IN caucus To
concoct measures To- dispose OF the Bounty Land
bill for want Of organization. He SAID no busl
ness had been done this session. Let Us, he said,
dispose of this, and proceed to other business
After much confusion, the Committee rose, when
the substitute for the bill rs agreed on in caucus,
hy the friends Of the measure, was concurrcd in,
and the bill. thus amended, passed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-29
Common Sense

SiodN' Complete Fi,r;,r and Cattle Doctor
We hear of the Reformed Practice. Homuopathv
Water Cure and vast number Of pretended
and actual improvements on the old system Of
treating the disease 10 which human nature is be;,
and why Is there reform and Il mitigation of
the cruelty IN the treaicment of the diseases of
horse flesh or the brute creation They are sub.
lect TO sickness, pain and death and there il often
u cruel Indifference to the suerngs of the poct an
lmnls. while put through the process of Nil or cure
For instance, pouring down boiling water or som,
powerful acid alkii TO cure the bots thus seal
ding the horse in boiling them. remedy worse
than the disease. rs we know many other remede.
are IN horse iaIricry.
Mr.. Sloan has just published book with the
above title, which profcsscs better things, and
which advocates a system Of treatment more bu
name. natural aud III accordance with common
sense, The remedies recommended in this val.
liable book, are principally vegetable, easily OBJ.
tanned, can be safely used, and those who hay.
tried them say they seldom or never fail--The
book Is said 10 be the best u the kind ever publish
ed and every farmer will find it prudent To own
one, that he may have it by him in IN emergency.
- " cS'crU tiHsca Nor 81 lS4q
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-29
18th of July Mt Rending.

Our friends a, Reading, Livingston Co, have
extended us very kind invitation to be with
them on the 4th. We know of no other place
where we would be sooner found than Mt Reading,
for finer people than the Rcadingtowners are not
TO be found in the state The dinner is to be free
10 ALL besides all the attention necessary to make
guests comfortable and happy, thrown in,
FoUnrn OF JuLY-Very extensive prepare
lions are being made at Mt Palatine for celebra.
ting the 4th. There is to be an exhibition at the
Academy, which, in itself, is inducement enough
TO call out crowd. There will also be an ora
tion after dinner, and a cotllion party in the E.
vening. The people around Mt palatinc know
exactly how to get up a celebration aud those
who ocau depend upon finding every thing right
There is going to be perfect rush for Newark
from this place on the ith The band, Sons
daughters md everybody who can get convey
ancc seems TO lie bound for Newark. Goit boys
A grand celebration, free dinner, Grafton. ad
dress &c, &c, will come Of at the New Church on
tho high prairie in the town Of Manlius Every
body 10 invited
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-29

BrcKrRoRS-We are rather inclined to thinS
that Bucktbosn has stepped little beyond the
bounds Of sourtesey, in his Inst communication in
tho Coustitutioualist IN reference TO the ladies'
Temperance Union And We are really surpris-
ed that our cote,nporMy, Mr.. Getney, should be
SO devoid in Judgment and galantrv as to admit
such an article into hi. columns Fer man, un-
der the cloak Of fictitious name, to ridicule and
abuse, in public print, society Of respectable
ladies, formed for beney olent purposes as well as
for the promotion of temperance, ia as eowardIy
aud disgraceful an act n man is capable OF COM
hitting Who is there, possessed ola drop OF the
milk of human kindness, that has not shuddcred at
the misery to which innocent and virtuous females
are often reduced, by the damnable influence Of
whiskey, and whiskey sellers, who would thus dare
to raise the hand TO check the efforts the ladies
making in this place TO shield themselves against
the fiendi.h abuses Of unprincipled mem Sure
ly such man mus, be prodigy; and we feel
ashamed of neighbor Gedney for devO,ing his col
umns to such low purposes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-29

so; as,eam canal boat is coming around shortly
to navigate our magnificent canal So says the
Pittsburg Gase,te, from which the following des-
cription is taken:
ing craft, 10 be called a steamboat The hull WAS
built in this vicinity, and the engines are on the
true locomotive principle, the boiler being imme'
diately between the two. These engines set IN
motion an iron wheel on the propeller principle.
which Is situated Immediately under the stern OF
tho boat. She is designed to navigate the Illinois
and Michigan Canal, and will leave IN few days
for her destined trade The hull Of this boat Is
strongly and compactly built. Her engines are
an excellent job They are put up in a most per.
manent and compac: form, and reflect great credit
on the builders"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-29

Prohibition Of Sldvery By the Territorial Coaai.
tiordl Contention.

Prohibition Of Slavery By the Territorial Coaai.
tiordl Contention.
St. Louis June IS.
Advices have been received from Santa Fe up
to the 25th Of MAY.
A convention of delegates had been called and
held. This convention formed and promulgated
a constitution for the government of the states Of
New Mexico.
The convention assembled at Santa Fc on the
10Th Of May and lasted or days In this time
a constitution was formed, which will go into op.
Grafton on the LIST Of July
The boundaries of the state were defined and
SLAVERY WAS PROHIBITED FOREVER!
The constitution was adopted on the 25th of
May. In Is days thereafter, an election was TO
have been held for members Of the Legislature,
Senators and representative to congress would
soon be elected and strenuous efforts would be
made TO get them to Washington in time to take
their seats
Mr. ST. Vrain, Judge Of 0ttero, and Henry Con.
nelly, are prominent, candidates for Governor and
Capt A. W. Reynolds and Maj. r. H. wshtman
for the senate 1t is supposed that Hugh n
Smith, present delegate in congress. would be e.
ected to the House OF Representatives. Mr.
Smith is an ardent provlso man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-29

progress against such odds Truly, the ondcr is,
hatpoor, single handed pcnnlless truth is not crush
ed III the struggle The, doubles would result
fncndlesS
We have now examined the neutrality position
it, true merits and the money arGumcn, on which
it mainly relies tor support And, without farther
truark, We submit tito the candor OF the christian
public To decide whether neutrality. IN reference TO
acknowledged SIN, on the purt Of any religious body
organized Tor the spread OF the gospel, does not
amount 10 an apustacy from gospel principles; and
whatever may be the decision dictated 10y prejudice
OF interest we fear not but that the ultimate verdict
of an enlightened christianity will utterly condemn
even the temporary sacrifice ol principles 70 any
lnercrnarv consideration {. STEELE.
Ottawa June p
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-29
Congressional Proceedings.
Washington. June 9th

W Washington, June 2ith.
Mr.. Hunter presented credentials Of r. W.
Bamwell, appointed Senator from South Carolina
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death OF Mr
Elmorc. Mr. b. appeared and took oath of of.
fee
Omnibus bill was taken up Mr.. Soule moved
his substitute for that portion of the bill relating
to the right of California. The substitute propo.
sed was that his proclamation declaring that Cal.
ifornia stands admitted into the Union as soon as
he should receive evidence that she has in Con.
vcnticn nssented TO certain conditions, among
which are her REIMBURSEMENT of public domain
and restrictions of her southern limits to the Mex.
lean compromise.
IlousE.--The House resolved itself into Com Of
the Whole on special order and the bounty land
bill was taken up. Many amendments offered
and twenty five speeches occupied the time OF the
House until adjournment
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-29
SSiuyulnr DcyelO NO ment.v

There is a very amusing article with this head,
ing, in the Daily Tribune, (Chicago) Of June ?7,h
To any one who is personally acquainted with
the characters that figure in the book there called
to notice, and having personal knowledge Of the
affairs there alluded TO- this notice can only pro
woke laughter. The want Of tins knowledge on
the part Of the writer, will he sufficient, apology
for his mistakes But whit shall be said of any
man. making in ignorance, such insnuations a
bout the venerable corps of Professors at Yale
College, ms that they ignored ioules, crime in IL
University student, and s,ill gave their sanction tc
him as minister. when the facts were proved =
Crcddt Judoui
Such mess Of scandal as the book" contains
was doubtless never seen before from Christian ol
Pagan.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-29

DANGEROUS CouNIERrEu-LooK orr.-We sec
by tho St Louis papers tina: there is in circulation
n counterfeit SEQ bank note on the State bank Of
Indiana, branch of Lafayette, Cyrus Bull, Cash,
pay j. S, Hammond, letter A; No. i6,S45 and
64b dated August LIST, ls4s. Vgne,tc, man
in sitting posture with on axe in his hand, and a
female with scales Of Justice and a dagger in her
hand and between the two nm eagle, and under.
meath buffalo, and hunter beside tree On
the right hand Of tho note Goddess of Liberty
This ia n dangerous counterfeit and well calcula.
ted to deceive those who nro not acquainted with
the genuine notes,-SL Register,