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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02

E1-It viii be seen By the telegraph
news that Truman Smith and General
Cass had quite spirited contest IN
tho Senate. Old Connecticut bore
up his side Of the yoke with good
strength.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02

RYAN old lady. whose son was
about to proceed 10 the Black Sea,
amoung other parting admonitions,
gave him strict injunctions not to
battle in that sea, for she did not want
him TO come home "a niger
Punch,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02

Ex-Rrandy punches have y tenden-
cy make the aideaaRsverl rlippry,
They make one head Heavier Than bis
heels. aud his purse lighter shan eli
thor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02
Com mtrtiiaI.
ci,,nInnnflnrnrket.

Corrected weekly expressly for the In
diana American. by AARON A. Golfer,
Grocery, Produce and Commission Mer.
chant; dealer in erase seeds, Dried fruits,
Wooden ware, Window glass and Nails,
South Il. cor. Main & 18th st. Gin. o.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

RI0TIcE.--
AZ WheFoas the late lgla Of Lanlns & Slmpspn on
Tho goth DAY Of noetmbar ieaa Al Lawrencubhfgh,
piedKedlo Walter Hays, warrants Nos. al aud
a., dfaNn BY the AaefuIaFy Of ne taWfuneebufE
q Upper Mlsslssippl Rad road company, on The
Treasurer Of thHt Company. dated August %, 50 1
each Tor iwahuadfed aud seyeuly-two dollars OF
The stock OF said Company, for the sum VI $500,
aud Whereas l, tho undefslened, advanced aud
pail - sal hals. said sun OF money aad inter.
est accrued shefuon, aud received an assignment
aud delivery OF said pledged property; and the
same yet remains unpaid. Tins Is % glvo notice
that Tor Tho payment ol sad 500 and ntorvst aud
the expenses OF sale, will oder said warrants al
publc outery, 10 the hghest bidder, az Tue door OF
Toe Court House in hrookttuo, on Saturday, The
ath day ofJuiy next, hctw evn lac hours OF aud
ocloek, y. "a, Terms eash--appy 70 j. y low
LAND. Nv SOPHIA LANIuo.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02
Loan Wanted.

business man, who can give such security n
Will fondef The money a. cafe II not SAFER than
eau be Ia hank, wishes 10 borrow a few hundred
doilars, on which no viii give better Interest than
we bank peiss cor lnloFmHton enquire VI the
Editor Of lhv American. NAY ipu
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02


made ny Dr. castls. Is lbls cts 10 nc ss-ssnens ~
coeesall.lioe, Asthma. aud all atseaafs u the
nnfas w falef 81 "nI tafllas liWnAna. Or
uhaine il.eea tApaf and cheffy syfnp."--
WIN shls new n4lib4d ~. g. haa rest,rsd ipuns
Afflicted onea % l,atlte. haAlst Ais etlisAos III
Which ~ sat lanusnrfaple caelieAtah tpeakua
q he lleltneAl, q pIgfleha Temalke N Z ext
able. ls.alis< SapoS af 1isH, ,nat pferertses
mN.t eo'ee q eonlasl VIII ihe Nhale ofthf Gel
cavity n une iaal4. aui bspt eastpo DE man,
lntoa fscd Into - stomach, uld sahlaeied - The
pfoffu of dlzesllon. Tho fseoana = feF aala ~
~ W. pnneipH dragg|stA throughout The country,
Il ffeHs The \, Z, naiehman, Jan lflh.
see alvcftl-oslpl.f II y itlIesed lnhAsatoi,. ~
another epissine oftAis pspcr.
nR. sehsH Aasss 8As.ssaI 81 Nvrt.D
cherry q chemical extract OF villa
Cherry aud Tar. Everybody knows that Wild
Cherry possesses Important medicinal properIles
aud that Tar Water has alwaya been adhalnsstofo1
IA Consumption and Lung Affections gcnesliy,
BY Our eldsatahd asfesl phlslsiaas. Various rem.
edles have been olsred i,f lhe cure Of diseases Of
the lungs, bul Of all that have yet boon discovered
Il Ia admitted ~ phgsielans. and m who have Wit
nessod Ia effects, that uons has proved ~ saeresa
Gal a. this. For AHrnnk, SaoRfSrss o. nnr arm,
and similar affections, II may be- reosorscRp 4
eaassvf euas. u has cured AsrnaA IN many
cases o. Ton and twenty years standing, hftoV
phsnelan- had declared ,hs q - beyond The roach
Of medicines
hi, baimm 4 mhdo from materials which na.
sare has placed IN all northern lnulndes, as n
anldose Tor diseases caused By cold climates.
s.Natuc Il bal she namo lofan eifecl
Whose cause Il Godn
Let ~ obey her pialnest dictates.
IL Observation-Disclosures
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02
NEW AfHEtsffNJ1Es.fRs Err GOODS.
1a.Ra Z NJ nIlTf.rp Was list npFMrn

ltl IA her Iew Isncs sicfe rooa, on tho 0rnef
south OF her old residence, the lurgett and mos.
splendid assortment Of millinery aud Fancy Goods
ever onercd IN Rockville. combating OF b0anct
Of avery ss e, iren - cents up; Ribbons OF oycrf
sts les together With a splendid stock 81 Flowers,
Lnpa, and al Tie sarictlesof Innings; work - col
isFs. Cnemsettes, Gloses, d., and can furnish
nhliinefs wanting supplies Us cheap ~ they ,ail
be bud in Cincinnati.
sue Invites all her old customers % call aud *.
aAllne sioes beiVg3 purchasing elsewhOre. She
Aatrs horeell that she can coli rs cheap cheap
81 than tbey can 10 had ia IN, market, ~ she Is
doing eesa bpsioess. She proposes iaktag Sat
ter, kggs. Ne. An cxaaange Tor g0aua.
mn) 3mo
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02

- = -, :. = =. -
.>...kE - III
X, i IS +. 81
y. 4 - ~
: j. 5 ~. s. j. ]. -
rsTEpnV rF. IT.
- -. - -. -
o~,-.e eos -. - s.'.s,s'.x~e.
sova's' so.s, no '',. -. 1850 80
LntNt ~ Aos y 1tov. sN~-t ee~as
lhClfs Asthma. AND
CONSUMPTION.
0f.nt a.. e..,essa. ,aes.a...s 3. .t,nf. fsua
s.as Il tl..... = .as.. s, r.. s..e ea,a 4 eaI.
a,ss,y eon.sisl,aA. ssllhlar -. 80, a.sn
emo vhtl, eeela compare IN j. ,lIeuis
VIII iiiis psspstnpA. tlihef. eeer ssne-
spee, tui ~ AL llasss saa 10 ~ ti'fasss Of
he lung. pea ''Heas herr psalslAe can
give relief, she vii g. q. Il = nisseaps o
ekr' apd iefscfy sfis D. teees'taae N''h
'he aiffs 'ieas y . % nel pese''lae 81 'he
e'es''a'ie" = 'hofr ne p'se ''iea = eas
l'o'e VINO have not fes'''es '''s' have
tuown .. falaa ssi'' set . ~l'''sp' = '.aa
- T. tl'nr'f eef' icy 80 ssc''e ifa''' t''e
Hnesfpa' eaat'qaear's e s''a ~ ga f''.s
.'''cn negieelre. ''pea saio fatal ee-splsl-
VvH'
Tin Diploma q he Massachusetts, Iasa
ate vas awarded 70 TIA. i.spasai'e.. y The
'S''s 80. - esF's'''e's go 80. -' no.
~ f''sa" VI 'a' lHI'e frs' lasd'u'H q
~ ''.''l- se"a'fy '''e sae o'f'S''a q ,'s
-. - ~ y, -
~" !" W. e"AHs' 'te'oas'e y 'hs'f
- :. 80. ~ - = - -'9''
80. - - ""' "'a'.'a''' ~ 'Ah"s
'".''''"s - '''e Lungs -.'a t"seat J
heaa ~ '"ae"'ng eplpieu isaa4sa On
he long experience u lhe emlneui raislglaa
4 80 pali epa city q
81. Johns, Mag 8, 1891.
Dr. &c. Aver
Fave yeefs tFei Of your CiiERRY PFC
foRAL ~ ny pssclfe ha. proven ah.s
ietsse nor. lss competition. mat d true.
rs, a efadeahn and cures lie aoi. snd
enasha to ehlsA We. ~ ihia ,foslon. a.s g..
sal'esly ises.
ihhk - equal lns aol Yst bel dlltos.
erred, nor d. she~ hos b SETTER ,essesy
can be made ief ihe l.saen,.sr, 81 sfet,gs.t
aa9 lang
il BCgf0S, nD.F
sea o,h,, !, h... =,
ton mo, s.lv ~ -. e.,,as,a. ].
tho...A. e,,,..
SRa5urv. Jan. Gath. 1854.
b. A,er.-ih the month Of lets 4..s.
wac a,.aaas bs vlelea liars,,e. IN the
mines o California. rssntase 10 san
Frauelsco Ia nope Of rssslslag bensgl from
a change Il elnasse- .sal aics, Ny .il,absa
oaaeo., but aaa lDllswei o. assrefa roafh
AMI meel soreac-. hssliy ssarssa for
home. bat rreeived no i'easl'l sre'a tho
voyags Ny eosgA gorun1si - grgw
@os-e. aud ,sh~a L arrived IA N-u ysst,
| wes a oncr marked BY my aeqaslaian-
eea ~ a victim OF consumption. ianst
ooufsss sl.as saw no ~a6,isss r-a-oa 10
da'si Whist ny fSisaes 81 believed, Al
iliis umo comnenuc1 sakiae your truly
snyaoahir mei'eiae VIA little expectation
81 deflglng ANY hcatfl lsoin rs tsss Yen
~oeld not roeeise these lia-s DID aai re-
gard Ii any duty 10 s,ste 10 he eli TEL. tn.
}oa, thti ms heaiia, "a tbs sp.ae Of eikin
MOUTHS. Is fully restored Aitr.bnte i 10
.hs ase q ypnf Cherry PEcTORAL
.fuly ,ao0s Is a. a SAtffu.
Wo.,,..,,,. .. Nil - ,s.e
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02

Bfk00lXVfs.LE BANK.
OPPOSITE the Court House, Rockville Ind.
Ohas just gone Into opcratloni diteounla busi'
ness paper, does d general
Egamikfng Eusincsss
Receives, and pays interss on deposits.
JOHN W. HIT, Cashier.
Feb. Il 1854. 0 Il
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02

rhe nfecisnnic,s Institute os Ohio,
Al Cincinnati. have awarded their Diploma 10
Ayka's casshs Pre1oa.t. lho widely celebrated
remedy for coaghl. Co.da. and Consumpslon.-
This honor was richly meritod b. the inventor OF
Cat Invaluable medicine which has secured no
only TIE above comm sndnson, but also that OF
the most eminent PHYSICIANS IN this, 10 we'll as
the highest medical authority 10 other countries.
And what IL tar greater eneomium Oh It's useful
ness Is, that IL has won H. way to almost every
agellde q The AIaerlcan People.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02
Osiubtr GItttipn

u-T.wsafS Authorized 10 announce the pane
ofJoHN @. Wkkks, Of Marion %, as candidate
lor Auditor q klaio
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02
T'AsFl F0Is WOOL W0ullFl toaIEi

FhafH Tutt g Uufsf y UEFEITl Nl(1IIIE
y The alllsN faeiae n Nolaiaofa aFl naw rna
alnn,and We are rsaii q aH 90 tastamer. nlnuI
llnc.t Factor, haa boon largely lmnfeged. s0a
Wecsn card, spin. Weatei ana InsenfaefaFu Woe
an ~ short notltqs ~ good anH a. oaaal.ae a.,
good Ihel ia he eoll4ls.
Fulhf and eferf dpfe, ~ The asaa. s 1saf %
ialflcrmt. al klads ef Npfehai pladeeeal el
forWofk a1d espeeltiiI WOOL afetfp. NtNHl pas
cash ofroods TOT iu.idolbs Wool
caland soc asbnlefo sasltx so8f Woel 81 wofl
atsofwheres. ei-k4 MACY GORDON = 20.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02

cPrEEs s STEPHENS are paying The
- highest price for linen and cotton rags deilN-
cred at their paper mill.
Brookvillo, Nov aUlh, lSsS.--o0 u,
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TERMS or THE INDIANA AMERICAN.

TERMS OF THE INDIANA AMERICAN.
Subscription whom not psld within The year 300
II paid within The soafs,ss..s.ss. stsss sssseiuu
" paid IN ADVANCE So stssfsfstsstt su
Town Subscribers. Ia advance. ...,....s...i, -
In cluba at - 40 l.2S
la olubp Of 80 l,uU
IL cents viii be dedneied on subscription ool
Of the enuniy.
Subscribers may remit money BY mail
at our RISK, sohen not less than 81 are re.
miiied al one time, and receipts wit b
returned stating the time 10 snhich pay
menf Is made. Obtain q certificate Of n
Post Musler as 10 he amount remilIea
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02

NEW YORK WIN now SHADE DE
NeOT-Thos. }. Observation-Disclosures an
dcaler In all kinds Of Transparent window shade i,
Aiso-corjs, fassels, brass mountihgs &c.
No.2 College Hall, Walnut ST., Cincinnati.
Church, Store aud other large shades painpol Il
order lea superior So lo.-7 ~. $
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02
nhonIoULrURAI NOTICE. :

A AGRICULTURAL NOTICE
- TIE Dlreciors OF the franklln County Agfi-
cultural Soeioly are requested TO meet at the
Court House la Rockville on ne 6rst Saturday
IA juno, al Il o'eloek A. NJ. A general atfen-
dance Il most earnestly requested,
ny Order Of the Board.
A. B.LINE, Pres'l.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02
). S. colsssorr, Jr. soe'y s~
Ptg0CRAsrHvATIoNHs THE
rufEF OF TINE.


Delay l. dahgorous--nesiect shat cold and cough
a Few weeks, and The hope Of recovery win be lost
10 you forever. not any pseunlary considers.
ton deter you from trying 70 save your Ito and
health while here IA chance. Consuml ton Ia
annually sweeping Of thousands 10 the tomb. no
disease has bafied tho skin Of physicians Ike II;
no physician, perhaps, has done Tor tue cause
Of suffering humanity Than Or. wlsiar. "An
ounce Of prevention . betieF than a pound Of
eure;'' therefore, before your lungs become III
ceratcd and 80 diseased that no human means can
save you nom an early grave Try at once med
clno which has heen Of sneh lnnnile value 70 thou
sands--o5laln botlle u Dr. wisiar'a Baiaam OF
wild chrrfy. take IL, get another II ncreealars.
persoyere IA using u, Until yoH have removed the
diseAsc entirely, which il neglected win terminate
your i.fs.
PUG.M0NATt Z CONSUMPTION
Has, until within few years, been generally
considorcrcd ineurs,ble, although many medical
men d he highest siaadirg, am org whom wo
might mention l.honnee ahd Tia friend iAyie-
both distinguished aashors--edult that .hls dread
ful diseaso may DO cured, even 10 rs advanced
stages when ihe lungs arc not completely dser-
ganlzed. The REMEDY which We nov oaeg,
wisrAhs BAIsAM or WILD CHERRY,
no. only enanasas from a regular Physician, bui
has boon we'll tested Ia ell the complaints for
which MS feeommencod, Wit, entire sacccss.
I-Fsse adgeuisement.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02

srtEErz rNDErssrGNFD Veg leave 10 IN
! fofm NOR ifiande Ahd estiomefs ~ iiioir ek-
Ciaihlnf TT lbia tpFnH, Wuhafe eantlaallg on
hand and Are daiif receiving Eend aatk ~ slails
Cnstinets. NestlIgf y luil1Is tTilsnines lnsathsl
with ine nsf9rtnenf 81. fenllrhfna le1nizAinf
goods, ~ olNhlth We shhl be happy loiai. el.tab
and on feafanhlit lorna. fiehsaftli hand rxsui
inr our stock teietr 5ar hAsina altpufnra. nh
"a No. 81 westsiae Nsln as haiH een STA t1lI4.
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Jan. ats-r " MACK 4 NkoIfIERR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02

IATIsB BUTTON Ia now prepared 20 give mn.
AVA seai INSTRUCTION on the Plano at the residence
Of ~. Dullon. may IL 3w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02

ssaohsiiie WfttIyr tfetA He,
ptlf; CANAL p. s,ssIAfil. sTr y
hfeqe f,iio ever fies - ifi.sl.'t ~ 5 s.aaIl.
flls, ffathtfknr So iAlsfasl a.ll 81 4alnl<a..
stlia eaIt soss5 - JOHN fo4fkIs{ fia1
YlHr,l RE- ri eheitaa Inf sfpit. - tHH4t4. ehn
want ufifbt tfH trfes - nsfi ~. |aft - 81
*pii H. fHIfHfifa asia Iaat. + ~ tsI 4IiI..i
lflrs tNlEHt1h s n2GhfA.
Fob. ff...t 4 ntths
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02
Laurel Iron Store.
VALLEY HOUSEl

Justrcceived good asso rilnent Of Iron q Steel
Whiea will sell low. SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
Sep. e0.--40--Ll.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02
0I JoAas. Mal 8, laal.

be. }. c. A3er
t.ss yean ,rei Of yoar cnERRy PEG
ioRALia ny psscsife has bfossA ahssl
ietsa ifor i's eosApesltieh. mat . true.
hat q efadefhe end eu1es lie aoi.k ana
enasha u ehlsa We. ~ ihla ,fo.lon. s,s g..
,allasiy .isele.
lhihs - equal ms aeI va ben Jllaos.
erred, nor d. slso~ hos b. s~ttsr sesspsy
can be made isf ihe .ss,emssr> 81 t.ethfest
aaa Lung
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-02

EBoys, and Chiidren's Clothing
I'D Tue undersigned la addition TO Ga. heavy
suck OF goods always kept for mens wear, would
respectfully Inform their customers aud The pub
lie genoraiiy, that they are Just Ia receipt OF
goneral assortment OF Boy - aud chidren's Cloth
ing which are now open Cor inspection at lholr
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, consisting OF
Goats, kommd Iachcts, Pants ana
Vests,
I n endless variety, suited Ia the season, all OF
which will be sold 40 very low ngarcs
We have every size, and can nt out boys rtmEr
yEARs OH, aud upwards, with . full suit.
We earnestly solicit call IRON persons wishing
ANYTHING in thia line 1YNER q BAKER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

The .s HOME MOTHER BE We must draw q
line, ay, a broad line between her and the friv-
olous butterfly Of fashion, who fits from ball to
opera and party, decked in rich robes and fol-
lowed by train as hollow and heartless as
herself-she who, forgetful Of the holy tasks
assigned her, neglecls those who have been
given in her charge, and leaves them to the
care of hirelings, while she pursues her giddy
round of amusements.
g Not SO our home mOthert blessings be on
her head 1he heart warns to see her in her
daily routine of pleasant duties. How patiently
she sits, day after day, shaping and sewing
some article for use or adornment for her little
flock And how proud and pleased is each little
recipient of her kindness How the little face
dimplts with pleasure, and the bright eyes grow
still brighter, as mamma decks them with her
own hands in the new dress she has made!
How much warmer and more comfortable they
feel. if mamma wraps them up before they %
to school No one but her can warm the nits
and overshoes, or tie the comforters around the
necks
(. There is a peculiar charm about all she
does-the precious mother. They could not
sleep, nay. for that matter, she could not, if
she failed to visit their chamber, and with her
own soft hands arrange them comfortably be-
fore she slept! Her heart thrills with graf
itude TO her Creator, as she looks on those sweet
blooming faces; and when their prayers are
done, she imprints q good night kiss on each
rosy little mouth. 1t may be, too, that a tear
will start for little nesting, laid in its chill
narrow bed, for whom paternal care is no longer
needed. 1t sleeps, though the sleet and snow
descends, and the wild winter winds howl
around its head. 1t needs no longer her tender
care! mightier arm enfolds it! 1t is at
rest She feels and knows that it is right, and
bends meekly to the Hand that sped the shaft,
and turns with q warmer love, if it be possible,
to those little ones who are left her to love.
How tenderly she guards them from every dam
ger. and with what strong untiring love she
watches by their bedside when they are i'll
Blessing be on the gentle, loving home mother
Angels must look with love upon her acts Her
children shall rise up and call her blessed, and
the memory of her kindly deeds will enfold her
as garment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

The Columbus (Wis.) Reporter hoists the name
of Sam Houston, of Texas, as a candidate for the
Presidency in 1856
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

The editor Of q Massachusetts paper is delight
ed to learn that :. the Gar refuses to treat"
The next steamer, he hopes, will bring the news
Of his joining the temperance society.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

NEBRASKA In TEE SOE4H Il have lust con-
.versed {says correspondent Of the Phiadelphia
North AmericanJ with friend who has been
travelling at the South. He is Southern man,
and man Of sound Judgment and great political
information. He tells me hat among the peo-
Pile, the business men of the South, he perceived
but one feeling on the agitation of this question
here II was that Of astonishment and indigna-
ton 1t was considered gratuitous and u es.t
iusnort
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

b SLEEPING ACCOMMODATIONS ON RAILROADS..
The patent reclining seats introduced by The
Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad, into their
night cars, are attracting the deserved eneomi-
ums Of travellers The parent seats have also
been introduced upon the Wilmington and
Raleigh, and the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroads. and are all that is claimed for them
There can be no question of their general adop-
tion in cars running at night ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

Hon Robert S. Conrad has been nominated BY
the Native Americans for the Mayora1ty Of Phil
adelphia. s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

EXTENT OF THE Public DoMAIs.--A report
made by the Commissioner Of tie General Land
Office 10 the Secretary If the Interior shoss that
the public domain Of the United States consists
Of .39l 480, ,32g acres, or 220, ,4 599 Acres less
than exhibited in former report This dis
crepancy occurs in consequence of the extent of
the public lands in Oregon, Nebraska and the
Indian territories being ascertained to be Tess
than was supposed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL ~ 1854.
DAILY CRESCENT
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT

: HIII 1fUFF VIEI1EHID Ul1IUT7 OItIHJOI5N :
OFFICE NO. 10 ST CRARLE5 STREET.
VIII be- regularly served Subscribers this city esriy hour
fsunday axcsptsd sdyasrs psyabl.
the omcc or lsrens week, payable the Carriets
THE CIRCULATION
Of The CgrscrsT Daily Weekly,
neaiuin 10 Advertisers. Az
FAMILY PAPER
Girrbntab largely hour citizens
aIeieF sold 70 families IA
families. - o
OER TERMS
arc such as to invite the patronage public
TERns scvEsTisIEs
~ of Ten Lines In fenrPirst 10 all
on ths Second nse charged
discount viii be witt those
for shorter time. -
All
charged neeordingly. WI ti1rlE-.-- ---- r.'.~
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ANTHONY A mrs A
Allain A miss A
Amor Il Ann miss
BARKER @ miss B
Barker Ann miss B
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-22

Mrs. Rhoda Hutchins was found murdered in
her house near Milnerstown, Nansemond county,
Va, GU the 1lth inst. Marks of violence were
found on i.',r neck, showing that the fend had
olutchrd b'r by the throat, Additional marks
Of violence were found on other portions of her
person. =