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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-13

M The Mechanics Institute OF Ohio, at
Cincinnati, have awarded their Diploma to
AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL, the widely cele-
brated remedy for Colds, Coughs and Con
sumption. This honor was richly mcrited by
the Inventor of that invaluable medicine
which has secured not only the above COM
mendation, but also that of the most eminent
Physicians in this, as well as the highe st
medical authority in other countries. And
what is a far greater encomium on it's useful
ness, is, that it has won its way to almost ev-
cry Preside of the American People.
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A YANKEE SrRIKE.-Mr. ]. G. Eveleth, for.
merly of Gloucester, Me-, has recently i'm
vented an iron pavemen mt for streets. and sold
out his interest therein to a New York com.
pany for 100000. A correspondent of the
Bath Tribune says, he knew Mr.. Eveleth
seven years age, when he was teaching
school in Maine, during the winter season, at
thirty dollars a month, in order to pay his
term bills at Bowdoin College.
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TALL RUHNISG.-A Canadian correspon.
dent Of the Cleveland Herald says that the
following Munchausen paragraph appeared a
few days ago ed,toriauy. in one of the Toron-
to papers:
"On Wedn esday, the 18th inst. Mr.. Sam
uel Heron, Of Scarboro'-who is in the 10th
year of his age-undert5ok to run a distance
Of three miles in sir minutes. The starting
point was near Shockleton's tavern. To the
astonshmsnt of those present, he accomplish
ed the feat in five minutes and thirty seconds.
Mr.. Heron is a native of Suffolk, Eng land
but has resided in Canada for about thirty
s."-[ Detroit Free Press.
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The children Of our Free Schools, number.
ing about four hundred, looking fresh as roses
and happy as the birds, the girls with flowers
and the boys with heavily laden baskets, COL
lected at the railroad depot at an early hour
yesterday morning. The locomotive whis'
tied cheerily, the cars rumbled to their places,
the teachers with warning voices and restrain
ing arms were gloriously active, the children
impatently delighted and delightfully."- JOY
Gus, while the invited guests looked, on not
the least happy of all the happy folks there.
The hour came, and men, women and chill.
dren piled into the cars. Another glad
whistle, and the cars YEARLY move their
wheels, then faster and faster, till puff, puff,
clang and rattle, they are away like birds in
the air-a stream of smoke and cinders, hun
dreds of waving handkerchiefs, and distant
shouts Of many little voices, and they are
gone.
But right soon, as you may we'll believe,
did they arrive at the grounds consecrated
for the day to happiness. Now we would
tell you all about what was done there-the
FUN and frolicking, the romping of old folks
and young, and the round Of amusemen;s, till
all that mass of youthful humanity were col
lected on the green grass and beneath the
tall trees, before the contributions of those
scores Of little and big baskets, brought right
from many and many family kitchen. and
the great glee and gleetul greatness of the af-
ternoon ill the locomotives whistle FASTENED
children and wild flowers and baskets into
the cars-but we were not there! Right sor-
ry indeed were we. and right sorry were two
or three or half a dozen of our juvenile friends
we know, that We could not be with them,
and mipgIe in the fun and joys Of the occa.
sion. And not a bit less sorry are we tina,
we didn't GO, after hearing all about it, than
were we in the morning when it became 9
fixed fact we couldn't 60.
We learn from those who ,oere out there
that everything passed off pleasantly. The
day was fine and hearts light, and as no acct
dent occurred, it could not well have beer
otherwise than pleasant. The enjoyment o.
the occasion was heightened by songs from
the girls end recitations by the boys. Ad
dresses which we have heard highly compli
mented, were made by Messrs. Harlan ant
DENLY. All seemed pleased with the coca
sion. Great credit is due the man ayers fo
their success in pleasing every one of 90 vas
a crowd.
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Monetary and Com merciaI.

Money matters remain in atout the same
condition as at the date OF our last weekly
report. The supply of capital in the Banks
and Discount houses continue small, and in
adequate to the demand, but out Of doors
there is better supply. The latter, how
ever, is absorbed by the demand for Railroad
purposes at 2a3 per cent. per month; SO tn at
business men are compelled to reply upon
the limited accommodations, that Bankers
are able to afford. Currency continues very
scarce. The rates of Exchange being fully
sustained the pressure upon the Country
Banks for Coin, and drafts is not less severe
than therefore,, and the latter are consequent
ly continuing to take in sail.
The most prominent feature in financial
affairs, is the continued want Of confidence
in the future; and the consequent ve:y eau
tious movements OF all parties with reference
to assuming new liabilities. The effect ol
this will be very sensibly felt in sixty days
from now, and shorfld foreign and domestic
l-matters present no more unfavorable features
than at present exhibited, it will serve to i'm.
prove money matters. Importing Merchants
have been contracting their orders, and al
though current receipts at the port OF New
York, show no falling off, yet, in a month or
two We NAV look for a decided decrease.
This same system OF contraction runs through
every branch Of mercantile trade, dealers
aiming TO keep s:o:ks low, end their bills
payable in a manageable shape. Manufac-
turers too, buy, the raw materia! sparngly
being satisfied if current wants are supplied
While this, for the time. renders the whole
sale business comparatively inactive, it wi ]
insure healthy and ultimately vigorous
trade.
We quote rates for money at l@2 per
cent. for business paper, and 2@3 per month
for Railroad do.
Exchange has not varied during the week
Eastern rules at l4@l1 premium, and New
Orleans ! dis@par. Bills on the East 60 a,
l3@21 discount for 60 days. and do on New
Orleans 2493 dis. At New Orleans on the
26th ult., sight drafts on New York were
selling at 40 prem, and so day bills Ii@l3
discount II Gin. Price Cur. 10th.
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THREE MEN SHor.-The Mount Sterling
Wing, of Friday, says: "On yesterday after.
noon after the forms were closed, we learned
that Bright Fizer, a well known citizen, got
into difficulty with some Irishmen and shot
three of them and killed one; the others NOR
tally wounded. Fizer surrendered himself tc
the city authorities could not learn
the cause of the difficulty"
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Down ON BAD WHIsKY.-The Ohio Legis-
lature has passed law providing for the ap-
pointment of competent chemist for each
county, who shall inspect and analyze all
LIQUOR for sale at wholesale or retail A vio-
latiou of the law imposes heavy penalties.
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" A convention of the editors and prin.
tiers OF the nve western counties in New York
was holden at Springfield. Wednesday, OF
last week, and apsrmanent organization
adopted. After discussion, it was agreed
to raise the prices Of advertising from Is to
50 per cent, and the rates ofjob work 20 per
cent.
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PEOPLEOF auERUCa,

Thousands OF you have suffered for long years with
Rheumatic rains, Ulcerous Sores, Swelled Legs Piles
and man other complaints, that all the remedies you
have tried have failed to curc and your physicians
pronounced lncurable-you need suffer no Longer.
remedy Il discovered and places within the reach
Of ALL that will all these com plants and ,su
young again. Da ce with joy-for you shall be healed.
The great remedy is the :
MEXICAN MUSTANG EMINENT.
Important and extraordinary daily reported
To us as having been performed by the use OF this ni-
ment, and none who use di I'm its effects
NJ See adverti,cmen MT in another Column
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FIRE! FIRE.! FIX t.
MORE TRIUMPHS OF
RICH,S SALAMANDER SAFEST

OPTHE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES JUST BEEN
ed by the mails They form additional testimony
of the superiority Of RIoHs SLAnSDEhs over all o'he
FIRE IN CHARLESTON, s. c.
CHARLEsToS, April 90. Ie54.
Mr. L. ". HATCH, Agent for Rch's Salamander Safes
Dear SIR Finding II impossible to remove our sale d.
ring the fire, which destroyed store In Hayne
street and having taken books put into it
several papers 10. We glad to acknowledge
il fully sustained the high reputation oil your sales.
The preservation OF these papers Than we ex
pected when We Witnessed the intense heat was sab
'e'''' '" COURTNEY, TENANT & &C.
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EDIToRIAL Duel IN CALIFoRNiA.-The
last San Francisco papers brought an &C.
count of q duel between Mr.. b. F. Washing
ton, editor of the Times and Transcript, and
Mr. A. c. Washburn, of the Alta California,
in which, after three shots, Mr.. Washburn
was seriously, but it was hoped not MORALLY
wounded. Mr. Washburn, we see it stated,
is brother to the two wing members Of Con-
grsss of that name, from Maine and Illinois,
respectively.
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BROWN e. GRANT.
NATeREz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

NV OKLtxNs,
Our Office AM warehouse. Nos 81 and 80 hatcher ST.,
with their contents except the books and papers
tanned Safe entirely destroyed by IRE. or
the morning OF the 10Th March. Although the Safe had
been for in extremely hot FIRE before
could recover 1t, and being nrst discovered, was
in red heat; being cooled with water, removed
books and papers the amount OF twenty thous n0
dollars. without the slightest damage injury TO us
Being fully convinced by this event OF the entire secuh
~ OF those Safes have procured another Of the
description from the Agent viz Ricb's Freproof
Safe, sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge No. 30 Magazine street,
and rconcrd tem to all who desire perfect security
for valuable papers in case Of are.
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SHUN THE EPIDEMIC.

"An ounce OF preventative is better than mound OF
cure" would you preserve health aud prevent sck &
ness-wouid you De freed from all liza ity to wei
complaints nux, cholera, and great variety OF diseases
incident to all climates. ages and constitutions Of men
so, you nave one opportunity, only nallible pre-
PANACEA. The use of this medicine so puriies the
blood and so harmonzes the action every organ
70 tne system impenetrablc the shafts of dis.
ease Morning Chronicle.
PFor sale by KELLER, FARssLrY & Co., Evansville,
inuiana. lml2
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OF The collections for the Butler Monu-
ment, in Louisville, are reported to be CON-
ing in literally from all quarters. The rural
districts are sending in their mite. The
Louisvillians will make it worthy tho man
whose memory il commentaries.
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IRE An THUSv

We invite attention the adye rtisement of DR. Co
hegans Extract OF Hydropip-r, which il said be
most enectual remedy for Dyspepsia, Scrofua all skin,
mended oy some OF the first citizens and physicians OF
KENTUCKY, and from what have learned Of IT, must
% tauaoe medicine, and a. the recipe accompanies
eaen ootte IL Is not nostrum and there under the
circumstances not much chance for it to humbus;
we think u merits trial from the afflicted.
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CT There is but one prisoner in the
Jackson country, Qnd. y Jail. and his employ
ment for the last six months has been read
ing the Bible and studying arithmetic.
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OF Six Mexican Santa Fs traders arrived
at St. Louis last week, bringing with them
sI46,OO0 in cash to buy goods. They are
customers worth drumming up.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-13

rs The cost Of railroads n The United
States now built 10 $3.50 10000 vi this
only about $50 900, 900 is owned abroad.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-13

o. The scnior editor Of the State Sem
tinel lag, week travelled from Baltimore to
Indianapolis in thirty-fve huurs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-13

Gov. Biglcr Of Pennsylvania has signed
the bill providing for the sale of the mainli
of the public works at SlO,00o,o0O.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ICE CREAM.

subscriber having retted the rooms at his resi-
deuee on Seventh street, third door east OF Squire
Mills resdenceis prepared TO furnish the citizens
OF Evansville with superior article of this delightful
and cooling luxury Families, Parties and Pic Mics fur
nished at short notice, with any Favored Creams The J
may wish delivered.
my i3dlw~ GEO w. GLOVER.
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DEEP. SALMON, CHEESE, PRUNES. CHOCO
ID LAD, SPICE, Vt, reed per steamer Dick Keys:
cases 100 Jas Prunes; cases "a boxes Prunes;
. casks Prunes $50 lbs 81 Smut Salmon 40 lbs
2 hi bbls pick Id Salmon; baskets le DE- Olive OH;
kits Mackere: 25 b,s Eng. Dairy Cheese:
bbls Peark BARLEY; bbls Canr. Sugar-cured
4bxs Chocolate; Dried Beef
% bNs do DE Sante 30 bxs Dried He ring;
superane la Vanille; 40 bxs Ground spice;
e0bxs Ky. Mustard; ? bxs Ky. Mustard, loose;
IS bxs Pearl Starch; bbls Saleraius;
I2 TX. Pearl Starch in 4 ~ bbls Sack Salt;
10 bbls Cider Vinegar; 9bxs Cream Tartar:
. bxs Nutmegs; 1s doz Bed-cords, hemp,
3 reals Cotton Bed cord; grass and jute;
3 coils Grass do: 2J bxs Palm Soap;
10 bxs German Soap; Q5 bxs Fancy do;
Is bys Shaving do; bxs Salt Soda;
"a bundles Cotton Twine for sale at the lowest market
price by (myID l. & ID. HElMAN.
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COURTNEY, TENANT & &C.
FIRE IN EVANSVILLE. NY.

UANsvILLE, a PHI 10, IoSS.
Messrs SrE,RNs & MARVIN Gentlemen: Your Safe
went through the fire. II contained all our books md
papers which came out in good order. The Safe. from
appearance must have been red hot. We trusted our
all in IT, Very respectfully, yours,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-13

10 The Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church Of the State of Indiana,
meets in New Albany on Thursday next,
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FORK UP!t

THE undersigned respectfully requests all persons
l. indebt I'd to him, to call and make immediate set
Element Also all persons having claims against him, to
call and have them adjusted The accounts be set
tied al my store Water street, during the next
weeks. after which they will be placed in hands
force collection. (myl3tf) PHILIP DtUSNER
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SP + CIAL NOTICES.
Use DR.. Howe's Shaker SarsapariIIa
uEnICaI NOTICE

The Evansville Medical Society is requested meet
at Dr. Ronads Office, Saturday the 18Th inst at 7 o..
clock p. NJ full attendance is earnestly requested
business ofimportance is to be transacted with
TO the meeting OF The State Medical Society, which
is to taFe place in this city, Wednesday, the nth inst
BY order. j. G. HATCHiTT, NJ. d..
myl22t Secre,arv
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PRICE, WALSH & CO.
CHARTREs ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April l2s 1881.
We have abundant reason TO I'd kich's Saia~
mander Safe as eminently reproof since had
ceent opportunity the 5th February last of testing
one OF that description which purchased several
years since Of Mr. Isaac Bridge. Our store, No. 81
Charres street, with entire stock of hats trimmings
&c. burned the morning of that day. subjectin
our safe ~ very intense heat durng hours yes
1t saved all its contents, comprising bank notes
checks for upwards of nine hundred dollars bills recev
able for several thousand dollars, and in
books for 70 thousand dollars As said Safe only
hundred and ten dollars risk nothing In pro-
nouncng il the cheapest article we purchs sed.
ALERRT * TRlCO.
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GLASS WARE.-Rec'd per steamer Dick Keys:
25 bxs ass'd Wine, Beer, Ale and Water Tumbers;
25 doz assd Molasses Cans; doz Swcetmeat Dishes,
with Covers doz Glass Howls2 doz Decanters % dox
Paddles; doz Cup Plates 25 doz Butter Plates
25 doz Preserve Pates doz assorted Walters; doz
assorted Britannia Caster Frames; doz iante with
springs; doz Lanterns common; e5 doz assorted Salts
For sale at the lowest mari er price by
myI3 J. & ID. HEIMANN.
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BOILER MAKING.
A. II. HkEEY. BOILER MAKER.

XNO respectfully announce tn the Engine Build
w Of Evansville, and all others Interested
that he has strong force OF men al his Boiler Yard
and Is prepared to make Boe ORDER have the
finished punctualy agreement Scarcity of Boiler
hands has heretofore rendered il possible TO fulfil air
his engagements Tor work. but he has force tim G
Warrants him in sayiu that the like di,sppointmen,s
shall not again. lie is making Boilers ofaby
size or description. good terms they bo
bought in the Wet, and all work warranted.
TFBocr Yard on the Canal, near Willard Cnrpen-
ters dwelling. lmy4 3sn
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large assortment of WILpxRs PATENT SAlANASpEK
SAFES with Richs Improvements, for safe by
STEAkNS & MARVIN,
(successors to Rich Il Col
l46 WATER STREET. NY,
The only Makers Of Sal2manjer Safes combining Will
der's and Rich's Patents. and Sole Proprietors Of
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither key
key hole. ALLIS & HOWES,
myg-f Agents at Evansville.
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w Dick Keys:
Is doz Shaker Brooms; % dog Common Brooms; dog
Wbips; ~ nests White Tubs, in nest; ~ nests Blue
Tubs, in nests Blue Tubs, in nest; doz Red
Tubs; dog Cedar Pals iron bound; 4ness Cedar Pals,
brass bound: 4nests Pine Flour Buckets; doz Iron
Bound Half Barrels O doz Common hf bbs; doz Co.
dar hf bbl 100 gross Matches Is gross Cedar Fasset
10 nests Boxes; doZ Rolling Pins:
dog Potato Washers; doz Tar Cans;
9 doz Well Buck Is 4dozWork Baskets, ass d
10 doz Market do; doz bbl ~ n. bol Covers;
a dog Willow Wagons, 2 doz Willow Cabs;
doz do Cradles; doz White Churns;
For sale at lowest market price by
myl3 l. & ID. HEIMANN.
DECEIVED per steamer Dick Keys--SIEvs s.
III KNIVES FORKS, COFFEE MILLS, SPooNs, Cars
&c, &C.
Is doZ Selves, II and16; Is gross Spoons, aes'd;
doz Riddlds; doz busting Bushes;
IS loz Knives& Forks,ass'd doz- Clothes do;
10 doz Butcher Knives: % doz Shoe do;
IL bxs Coffee Mills, ass'd; 90 dog Scrubbing do;
4doz Moiasses Caters, nos. Is doz Horse do;
laid2; 10 bxs Shaving do;
gross Gimlets; doz do Boxes;
! doz Tape Borers: 10dcZ Carpenter Pencils;
! % Curry Combs. ass'd 4gross Lead do;
so thousand :. B. Caps. dox inch II. s. Files;
50 do G.. ID. do 10 bxs Glass Pipes:
For sale at lowest market price by
myl3 L & ID. HERMANN.
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GUARDIANS SALE

LEG allied MURDER.
VOUMAN'S BUG POISON, for the destruction and
Il preventative of Bed Bugs, extensively used in
the Eastern Cities received and for sale wholesale
and retail by
HALLOCK & SToDDARD, Evansville, and
X. b. HALLOCK, Princeton gents.
myll-3t
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EVKUFIOI DER f - & LACE GOODS.
WE would respectfully invite the attention of tho
w Ladies to stock Of Embroideries and Lace
Goods received per Express consisting Of the latest
styles Jacsnct aud Swiss Cellars Sleeves
Chimisetts. Edgings and ln:ertngs; black and white
Lace Caps &c. (mye1 SHANkLIN & REILLY.
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DOCTOR BEKNARD sTUVE

DOCTOR BERNA RID STUvE.
THIS gentleman has settled midst and earnest
ly solicits patronage. He is graduate of the Ec
lectie Medical College at Cincinnati, ard has enjoyed
elsewhere very extended and successful practice for
near two years He is therefore, fully competent to act
as trustworthy Physician and surgeon In is practice
he disears In toto, those poisonous and destructive
agents which the tissues assimae, zniimeny,
mercury. etc. Especially would he call the aefiion %
those afflicted with Chronic diseases as he prepares
man, forms OF disease and detects The real seat
and magnitude of every one; otherwise often dnicut
task and the principal cause p the ipFe OF cure
major ty of chronic Diseases The Doetor aso ed
in, and speaks nueptly, the German lspguage- Give
him a call.
TP Office on the lower side Of First slreet, 81 deor
above MAN, " lm,l-u
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HHDS y. o. Sugar, fair to prime just reed pei
uys COOKS,
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M have now on hand very desirable stock
w Panama, Leghorn Braid aud Palm leaf Hats
which we would respectfully invite the ntion
customers and the public generally before PURCHASING
myS SHANKLIN & REILLY
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DO COFFEF.-I00 bags choice per A. L. Sho,
Ii well, and i'm store, for sale by
ap96 s. Il. GILBERT d. CO., Rye. near Water.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-29

dams e. pear cctte Ptroi.sc, les proprittas CT
apres docrites, apPartenaiit 4 Ia susd.te success
sion, sagotf:
10. Francis, nsgre age d'engiron Is ans.
20, Louisa. 1lceTes=e, agte d'environ II ans.
go. 3 chevaux, 2 vactes une voitnre. Les
.neab.es de mcnase, "a batterie de CUISINE: etc
Tcrucs ct Conditions :
Les e~sciaves payabies IN tiers eli mars 1854,
IN tiers en- mars la55 ct lie dernier tiers en- mars
1856. Les acqnereurs devroEt ionrnlr leurs BIZ
Iets ayee homes C. so, yabies cantions;les escla-
YES restant spdciaIement hypotieaues Jnsqn,a
partial, Placement, les dts biliets Portant IittFet
a taisoh de hait ponr cent par al en- cas- de non
Placement aux ochoances. lie Taobitscr payable
toa,es sommcs au-des<ous de $10eu mars 1854
ct .outes so.nines de dix ~piastres ct au-dessus
de dix p~iastres en- mars 1855. Les acquereuFs
fournissaut a,ssi ieurs bi!.eis avec BONES ct
soivabies cautions.
pasoissv Assumption, lie u jaw. 1854
A, F. HICKMAN,
IA Sheriff.