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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-10

NOTARY PUBLIC
~ The undersigned having boon appointed BY
the G Governor rsa Notary Public. viii give his
strictesta tonion 10 any business In his line that
his friends may fasor Aim with. and by due and
careful attention 10 business no hopes 10 glvo gem
eralsallsfae;l0n.
Having numbered the mostapprovcd forms IN
those wishing acknow Judgements taken or Deeds
&c, made. will dowell 10 give him call.
tune wM. a. MccLEERY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-10
m Eorrsfs yoscr.

on MOTIFS IN FORCE.
GU all notes dated on or before March I, 1884,
and not discharged at that date, being from No.
30e3 10 No a797. 9th inclusive, TIleea per cert.
On all notes da'esi after March !, 1854, and on
or before April i2. 1854, being from No. f7as 10
No. also, both inclusive, xioHr rER CENT.
On ali notes dated after April ~, lisa, and on or
before July lsSi, benef ON No. ls3i to 40. 475o
both elusive, sir aud three qHarfers per cent.
On all notes dated aftsr July 4. 1884, and on or
before August 90, 1854. being from No. 4137 10 No.
on EXPIRED AND ptscuARrD MOTIFS.
On all notes expired or discharged afer October
II. ls53, aud or before March !, 1854, Fous ran
On all no,e. expired or discharged ar,or March
T. 1854, aud on OF before April u, ls5a ELEvKs PEa
CENT.
on all notes expired or discharged after April
70. ~ 4, and on or before july 4, 1854, TWELVE
AND ONE QUARTER ran CENT.
On alt Eolrs expired r. discharged after July Z,
1854. aid on or before August ~, 1854, rorRrErs
on ali note, expired or discharged amer August
%, 1854, aud on or before octeser II, 1854, wv
TEN Pm CENT.
0rde,cd, That the Trcassfs argc interest on
all assessments not paid - ., eiore December
5, ie5s.
Receibfs fo~ afses,meRss viii DO forwarded to
Agents or authorized persons 20 whom members
expected 70 make prompt payment. Interest
will be charged on all assessments remaining un-
paid on and nner tho 5th Of December, on which
they arc payable. Ahu ~ MO e1pltAuoh " tplfv
da, from this dato, doiinquinis Will DO liable 70
suit for the WHOLE AMOUNT of their premium
notes, agfovably " tho eleventh section OF the
Chartef. Notes OF the state Bank OF Indiana, OF
the Free Bank OF Indiana In good standing, OF
OF the specie paying banks In ksntueky aud Ohio,
viii DO required for assessments.
IN easss where members have AtiENATrp tholf
Policies BY aAlo OF tho assured property or other.
wise. thoy hereby nOtinsd that u 10 their duty
~ surrender tho same for discharge, and 10 pay
tho amount due up ~ the time Of surrender, az
roobly W me requirements Of ne fifteenth section
OF the Charter, which must DO enforced by OIL
GERS of the Company. This "a so imporlant mat
tor 10 members, that Agents arc especially rcques'
tod lo call their attention 10 u. and 10 give tho
proper Information In regard thereto. Policies
for discharge should DO forwarded through the To-
cal agents, and addressed 10 the Secretary. Ia NO
cn,o will policy DO uisconrged until tho amount
or amounts duo on the note up 10 tue date OF
surrender be frat PAID. ny order OF Tia Diree-
torsi Lffa
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-10


what every woman shouid know.
Every woman should know TINT ifshe IL en- n
poor, sIckly, debilltaicd condition of health, ma.
king existence burden 10 he rsolf and source OF
anxiety 10 her relatives and friends ana, pvrnaps,
horrible renectlon,) entalllng AMI INJECTING her
own maladies aud sanerlngs upon her children,
lhAilt's hor duty to understand why and from
what cause her suTsrlngs arise, that remedy and
relief nay VIII 10 yet there lstim b. cd
the causes be avoided In failure, and orhoath ro-
stored, that sue may be nuei To- ,h, duties and
capable OF the cnJ"ymen's OF ilfe
Letevery woman took at tho eu, aled form,
the death.like complexion, the deep. uried, ius.
trolcss cye, the sdnken cheek, the glo and de-
pressed spirits the shaller nerves. lho ,roslrais
and helpless condition or many wife, mother,
daughter or sister, II not herself include l,wlthIu
he- own circle, whose days are days Of A. ony and
ask herself, 'Must this oonunueg Must this bot u
there no rcmcdyi No rclefS No hopper
The remedy Is by knowing the causes aud avol-
dlngthem aud knowing the causes aad bcncniilng
BY them.
These arc nointod ont In
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-10
xyorrcr -oyIcr Ispr.s. Muru.t Far Ixs. Co,

HYOTrCE. -0UIcE Ispils. Mrrrat Fmr iss. Co,
~ IndiaRabsfss, 0cf. ~, 1854.
Tho Membersof said Company are hereby notl-
fed, that AZ meeting OF Directors held this day,
II was
Ordered. That for the paymeut OF losses by IRE,
estimated latsrest thereon, and other liability sus-
tanned and incurred bv said Company since the
Assessment Of October II, 1851, amounting In the
aggregate IN the sun or soven thousand and thhty
dollars aud .hlrty-slx cents, tho following as
sessnent on the premium notes given 10 the Com
pany, DO paid by the members thereofto the Treas
ensu NC t0-wit:
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-10
NEW GOODS AT TYNER'S.
THE undersigned Ia Just receiving and OPEN
i Ing at hls old stand frcsh and desirable stock
OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
which have been selected IN
NEW YORK

with eroa care style and cost, and viii bosod
cheaper than tho cheapest Ny stock consists 10
part OF, Rich Dress q iods, Fcomch and kngllsh
Merlnus, n.'laines. Lus,res. P.rslaa Twilis, De-
bHge. French. Eng. aud An. Ginghams, English,
French and An. Priuts, Plain aad dotted hwss
Ma-lins; Vie. Brllnnts.3 ply, lugraln. sup. Cot.
ton Warp. aud Hemp Carpets; Rich RuKs. Mats.
OIL Cloths, stair Carpets, rich Center table covers,
Damnsks, d., Cloths. Ehawls. Mantillss. Under
Sleeves, Spenceru, Habits, Muiis, Carpet Sacks
aud saiehels,haek aud fancy dress silks, Hosiery.
Gloves, Notions, suspendery. Mutlena and Blsh-
offs, Crayaig, ilandkerchefs, bluckslk Fur, Kos.
suth. Know Nothing and Wide Awake Hats, Boots,
Shaes and littls 81 everything clss-
Very thankful 20 q generous public, for their
past liberal patronage, would solicit continuance
oI tho same. X. rYNER.
Sop. 10Th, 1854.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-10
POPULAR CHURCH MUSIC,
Nh ID, GOO cepIe. SOLID.

s|H"Ah 18ft0t toNtes totus ...
TUE SACRED MrL0DE0N, containing sFfea!.
chiefly nom ,he old sisnisrd authors, with many
origin icomposltlohs on new system 81 notation
designed for tho uno OF Churches, Singing Schools
aud Academies. Hyh. li.ypss
Two reasons VIII chiefly account for tho grcat
success OF this yolumet
Flrst TAs cAsrse'er. Of fAs fysrk.--tt presents
new and lreatly improved s,f'em OF notation.
IN u much that u abslfuce and dinieut In this do
hghtfni silence II 30 smpiihsd that months are
m AIDE equal 10 years IN The common way OF loarn-
Ing the practice OF musical arr, fact sufficiently
proven by tho aitesatons OF scores 81 teachers and
performers who have tested the system and given
INC work lis srcat popularity and constantly In
! Second. roe olaIfy and Sgie sf fhe Mrse.--
Many new pieces dssuued 10 please as long as mu-
10 in-fs may Do found t,s pures and also many
Of the Old and tried nsiodies. haiisved from asso-
cated focoilectlons ~ sanctuary delights, and far
more Welcome 70 the n~sft OF the wonhipor than
many freqasntiy subsitutsd for them.
]. The Publishers may add that the mechanical
execution % me WORT Il superior eether " the
majority OF Eastern Music Booksand the prizes very
low. rtaq s.f f'I-tr
t, II may be had Of me principal booksellers or Of
thc Publishers
: AeoRR, wILsTAeH. KEYS a CO., 80
4. Wholesale hook scllefs amd siationers,
c<t77 2e West Fourth Street, init, o.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-10

"A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE, Notice ishsre-
"a by given that the undersigned has been ap.
pontad Administrator OF Tho estate Of John Apple.
ton. IT., lnto OF Fraaklin county, deceased. Said
estate IL supposed 10 be solvent. .sf
nov 33w J. HINcKLEY, Administrator.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-10

EEaULAa MgssTWuA TlnN, oc., with all their ac-
eonipnnylng evils, Cancer ckcopled,l 20 matter
how severe or ofhow long standing.
The caihoiicon farsurpasses other romedier.in
being moro ccrialn, lets expensive, and leaving
the IS stem In better condition. Lot all Interest
cd call AMI obtain a pamphlet Iroel containing
ofihc beneficial results OF It, use; together with
letters from highly experienced Physicians, who
have useditln theirpraciice, aud spchkfromtheir
own observations.
NOTICE 10 the Unfortunate Female.
I feel " duty Incumbent upon nyeof 10 de-
claro publicly tie great blessing Or. Mnrohis's
Uterine Catholcon has proved - me. For two
years my health was miserable; wat almost una
falling Of the womb, extensive alterations. com.
rnenelng with haor albns. The pains, irritstlon,
prostaton, aud the intoiorablo foetld discharge
rendering life almosia burden. In this miserable
eoudition, de- y. 4. Newland recommended Dr..
Msrchlsi's utsrno catholieoa. After taking four
bottles rnd nivsolf IN porfect health. Gratitude
Tor my restoration makes me ardentiy desire Ihal
all my sex, alike unfortunate, may dad sure relief
lrOm this ineallmahlc medicine.
ELIZABETH A NEwLAND,
80, 10 West -. Utica, NY.
The above statement Know 10 oe true.
F.P,NEwLAND, N. ID.
Utica, Y.
have no hesitation In saying. DR.. Marchasis
Uterine Caihoiiesn Ia Invaluable In uterine dlsca-
sea gsheralyiy. ihayc used II IN tluor Albus.
Amenorrhoea, Proiapsus Utcri. and Ia cases OF
extensive cefaton OF TIE vagina ana o. ufcfi.-
uisworihy ofthe notice oftho Faculty.
JOHN c. oRhicK, ~ D.
b Baltimore, Md.
have used, for some months pat, prepara-
llon for female complaints, called Marchls's ttor.
Inc caiholicoh, which was Induced ouy IN some
exlreme casos AZ tho urgent request OF some pa
tlents who introduced ITO my notice. am per-
suaped, amir tryingin great many cases, That u
eurpasscs all other remedies within my knowl-
edge, for that clnss OF difficulties for which II Is
recOnmcndek. II has cured ONE very extreme
casos under my observation (which have resisted
all other treatment, and regard itas a rcmcd,
that should be subjected % the proof by ever,
school ofphy sieans, az It's or xast importance 10
be- ablo 10 treat successfully class of diseases
which has ooretoforo been extremely dlnicull 10
manage, aud which aflcis 70 large a portion Of
our females. l.. ID. FLEMING, NJ. ID.
Rochester, N. Y
Pamphlelshad gralls at tho siors OF Guronp &
ALpkS, Agents, Laurel, Ind.
ALSO sold by
n. Il. Fuller, Harrison, Ohio.
DArlEL hEAREK, Liberty,
pAwLs& MORRISON, coanorsvilie.
4. sTEwAKT, Greonsburg.
Ioun iiuerLR, Versailles.
J.B. MARCIliSid Co., Propriclors.
CENTRAL pEror, 30isRoADwAS,s
Feb. 9ih. ir5s-6mos.
l,ARPETING.-
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TERMS OF THE INDIANA AMERICAN.

Subscription whom not paid wlihlnshe year 900
II paid within thv ear...".......".......s,
II paid ~ advances. SO. s.....ss.s s.Ssuo
IS cents wlll DO dodncted on subscription out,
VI the county.
0STSubscribvsm may remit money By mail
al our risk, srheR NOT less than 81 are 70.
miited at one time, aud receipts ,ciH be
returned stating tle. time 10 Which pay.
ment is made. Ofiain a certificate Of n
Posi- Master as 10 he amount RENTED.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-10
A GARD.
FROM WILLIAM LEE Il co.
Dry Goods, for
Fall and Winter.


CLoAKs AND MASrTLLAs.
We believe We are prepared 10 please the ian.
cy OF almost alt who wish TO purchase articles Of
this description.
In tho plain and substantial fabrics wanted by
every person. we are p epared 10 furnish gbods OF
the best Inanufactors of the various grades and
quality. We bestow much care In tho purchase
~ our goods, bath With reference 10 beauty OF
style and perfection OF 6hbrc. Our pflcos will be
found q, low o. ~ any house In Tho Vest aud We
are sslll9At tho prcsopt time many kinds ofgoods
nj Inuch lower prees than At any formcr poriod.
rhoso who purchase from 10 an select from
larger varIoly THAI can be forad elsewhere; aud
will not DO urged TO tako hat does not please
them. Good VII prove As recommended or they
nay be returned. In ogr Cloak aud shawl De-
partment We Offers very large variety OF Cloaks
aud Mantles of our own manufacture, Ms well as
imported garments, and otnors selected from the
best Embellishments Ia New YORK. We exhibit
lhoao OF our own manufacture with confidence
thatin beauty ofstSio aud perfection OF workman
ship tiey are not excclied
GOODS FROM AUCTION sALEs ~ NEW
~ II Hi YORK.
We avail ourselves OF every advantage ut these
sales for cheap purchases aud can oncr az mauy
bargains US ahy oihor uoase. -
WM. LIKE & co,
"a West Fourth Street.
octf3 ow Us -4tf..f Cincinnati, o.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-10

Z ADfEs' DRESS GOODS
Ia We arc now oPeaing tho anest stock OF tho
above goods We have over hao tho pleasure Of
onerlne la this mafkci eonsislingi In part OF
50 pieces Plain and Fancy silks;
10 = Chambrays
20 - Plain Bcrage,
10 " Printed Borago;
Scotch Glaee;
Lustrino;
- Pont de Loic; 4.
10 orgnndy;
. 10 SILK Tissuc.
Together " lib n large aud complete assortment
OF whlto goods OF every description, all OF which
sefe selected with grsat care, aud will be cold
cheaper than they can DO bought elsewhorc,
Nd. GALLON e. SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-10
DR.. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATlIOLlCON

1T STAN IDS
tpro-oninchtf0f
its curative pow
ers In all tho dis
oasesfor which ~
Is recommended,
usually called
FEMALE COM
PLANTS.
,ofthese are Pro
'LArsus urKRi, OF
Failing OF the
Womb; fLuoRAi
brs or whites;
CHRONIC isrLAM.
xtriOs AND U.
CREATION of rnf
WoMu; fsctbES-
rsLllENoKRnAoK,
or fl0Odingi
PAtsfUL, ) Z -
PRESSED. AND la
III. - aaIm
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-10
NO NUTHINS ABOUT!

TUE Public eau always dad a general assort-
ment OF good and
Fashionable Furniture,
Consisting In part Of Bureaus, Bedstcads,
Tables, stands, Sofas, ceuter ana
Card Tables, Lounges and Mattress
SEES, Willow wagons a. Cabs, War.
ket Baskets, Willow Crodtt'e, spit
Cane a. Windsor Chaatrss spttt-csane
and Wooden Rockers, Sprln-scot
Rockers, aud other neeessarics Tor house.
furnishing too numerous TO mention.
McohMICKs PATENT STRAW. CUTTER,
MArrAutgu ~ give Satisfaction. All of when
will bo bold low for cash at The
FURNITURE ROOMS.
y. II. We have oil hand and can furnish on
thon notice, a superior style Of kcnitian
blinds u Cincinnati Prices,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-10
'y's commercist Writing
fftniG.

THE undersigned IL prepared To furnish the
iWoslarn market with superior Writing Flv.d
--hisowh inso ution--and which In eoler, durabill-
IS, and nuidliy IL sarrnated ~ DO unsurpassed.
'rhceol0r 10 AZ dfna grceplsh biue, changing 20
deep permanent black 81 l.s 8. s-I. tH In
Allofdors will DO promptly httendedto BY nd.
dressing, or calling on him athis oMee In Mercans
die College, II anal slso be ohizlned nithe book
stores generally. JOHN GUNDRY.
Nnv IL tks1. As--fyF .H
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-10
PATE NJ T

ID tCE.-
Ia . Ticrees Of Rice Just received and for
sale by X. TYNBR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-10
CAUTION THE pUnLlc.
For saieIn Indiana, by

J. u. & J. o. Howe, issmiBgson-D. W. Bur.
roughs. Fort Ysyae-J. Turner, 0reeaeasiie--J.
Eldor, Riehmo1d- Y. Fsivrp,J. Roberts, La Porte
@. X. Harvey, YIHesnnesf-James Board ,kokama;
J. Davies. HEniiHgloa--R. G. Wright, La GraEge;
Amcs & Holiday, Michigan Ciy-c. u. IIepsly.
Kskoma-T. Jernigan, Michigan cky-Fauspll.
Sokoma-J. snodgrass, Perrygpiiie-J. L. Apple
gate, Deiphl.
sep. l-Om.
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1kQ6A TO 1850 POUNDS FRUIT and
Il OOOSPONGE CAKE hiss been made mp du.
ring the week az WIN. FALCONER'S BAKERY
This is sufficient say that he is celebrated as
Cake manufactured He never has had ,conp ant
from the consumers. Send to
VIM FALCONEK S,
de % I'll Main street.
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>HNiTE.-Ibe resolution directing the Commit
T. d. the Judiciary 10 inquire as 70 the right of
PIT Phelps 10 retain his scar in the Senate was ia
Ken az alt adopted, after some remarks by Messrs
Foot, Badger, Butler, Phelps and Seward.
MI Chase resolution, directing the Committee
ca Roads aud Canals 10 inquire into the expedien-
cy 81 constructing railroad from some point on
tae western boundary oi one OF the existing States
u ne eastern boundary O! California, was taken up
and debated a some length; after which an amend
ihrh- y Mr. OWN, directing select committee Oh
HiAe members Il consider so much of the Presi-
cd - :" 49, ''N' ~
ne House Joint resolution OF thanks 10 General
JYA T. Wool, and some private bills, were consii-
cred aud passed
HOUSE OF sLEPREsrNTATIyES after the rcports
ron committees, the House proceeded to the cor
slleI" '!ou OF Mr.. Cutting resUuti II OF .eyday
D.. Felaoi3a to Tie correspondence with Greene G
Aluts1H Which tied considerable debate. after
"iIi-' ne fg-olation was laid upon the table. Al
~ -o,i@ iHrtler general business the House went
h.,4 Committee n5 the Whole on the further con
.N''- u u" Presidents annual message. Mr.
y '7i- u .'' az Ne, made speech il favor Of the
oii NHl'H ot the Sandwich Islands, provided the
.i'.Ilf''.s tAeIeo: desired it. Alter some debate
az committee rose and proceeded 70 the bushes,
--.' =fEetf table, and referred the resolution
" .-" Nraa;e n relation to tae title OF lieutenant
s.-a d. 10 lie Committee On Military Afairs
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PURSUANT to a. decree entered ON the


l. 5oth day of November, 1855, in the case of God
din, assignee, Baker and ais. pending in rhe Cir
cult Court for the city OF Richmond, shall. as sub
stituted trustee IN deed OF from Hilary Baker
and wife to Samuel q. Adams and John Van Lew for
the benefit of the Bank of the United States dated
the eighth day of June, 1878, and special commits
soner appointed by said Court for that purpose pre-
coed SELL q O'clock, z. NJ, the 10Th day OF jan
uary, 1854, public auction, the highest bidder
the premises, the following real property, viz
"a lot of Land lying in Adams Valley TIC cIty Of
Richmond fronting "a feet Fifteenth street. also
the following pieces parcels of Land lying in the
county of HenIico the city of Richmond, viz ::
lot beginning at the Moth East corner OF II and
Twenty fourth stTeets. coatinued and running Fest
wardly along the said Ii street 81 feet. and in depth
along said 9th street continued 10 ieet one en-
divided half ofe lei beginning at the north eastwardly
corner of and 25th streets continued, and fronting
on said 18th street, continued. llt; and one lot on
Union street, fronting said street 20 feet and
ming back l40 feet to street 80 feet wide, which
it also fronts l20 feet" The sale viii commence at
the lot first named.
TERMs-For cash as to so much of the proceeds es
will satisfy and pay the expenses of sale; and on
credit the residue of six andtweiye mouths with
interest from date of sale, the purchaser executing
bonds with approved security Tor the credit install
mepts and the title retained until the last ms
Is paid. JOHN HOWARD,
Trustee and Commissioner.
December 10th, 1853.
GooDIN l. APPEEsoN, Aactioneers. de io-dtd
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VESSELS DESTROYER AN H4TIP.v

..,.r.s@ Jan. 3.-The brig Halifax, arrived on
g,a!' reports that she fell in with the schooner
~ johnson, Of Addison Me. on sunday took
ai'e. : :'ai ~; three nlen and a boy she was q
IN. 90 T.. ., ". oi Cape Sable, and a total wreck
3,,F, l5l,o"iHg day ten miles south Of sambrg
III, 49,, .ei N vim the Mary Augusta, OF Machins
Tie i.,.1 ae1k under water, and deserted.
"a' 'e intention OF bringing her in but wben va
C"s,S ~ ne harbor she capsized. The hands on
lie ''9ee thelF escape, bringing off with Them
si..ia 81 register aud the captains chest con
tain .55 G.e,tae1, &c the opinion is thai the car
e'e" hl.d been washed overheard.
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EARMER'S BANK OF VIRGINIA.

4 The general meeting of the stcckhoIders OF The
Farmers Bank of Virginia will be held at their
Banking House, 10 the city OF Richmond, on We'd
nesday the llfh day of January, 1854.
mo officer or Director of Bank shall hereafter
vote as Proxy of Stakeholder in any election oil
Directors or officers Of Bank, nor shall any Proxy
be valid, which shall have been executed sixty days
before the time Of election"
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MARINE DfSsSpERS

,i..,,iLN; jan. 4ch,-The ship Camden, from,
- ''>l' #Alch arrived here, reports that On the
~, 80 >. ne 2ioop Samuel Dayton IRON New YORK
=, f3 - D.. EiI1f She took of her crew. Was spoken
~ l.iagd, barque Scott, Dyer, 81 dave from,
So. * 'or New York, with Loss II sails She
S'li.ed her with provisions.
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having become dis stafed with the rent demanded
for the etalle, and in consequence, ell vacated the
market cave one. A crowd assembled around the
violence were made, but the police were present
and prevented eny outbreak. There IL great
scarcity ofmeat 10 consequence of this difficulty.
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'.a,sP.adsace ftAe baltimore American.

0- ''''' A''4tAa+iOtE +lt-!EElCGu.
NJ" for, Jan "a gentleman in Paris lbs,
.'sal'iy Foahel Oh $4,000 IN the Bonds Of
60. 80 u ~ Louis, purchased lor him in this
49, s'''-- months ago. They arc supposed to
'h sent eut - the Africa steamer which ar
,,. - " .a h. a.a may soon appear Tor re-neec-
~ .'-7 h'rTfe The public are cautioned
-.'-- .F--.-a!ag tue Bonds numbered
s .l''1. y Ja1n-OH, the sharper who was arrest
,,-. .-. '-A- ago by Policeman keeter, charged
''-s me Bank OF the State of New York OF
,.- all1A whose ossessicnmost Of the money
....'t.--1 f-eaaea guilty yesterday in the Count
- - iliag EeXt.
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SAILING OF THE AMERICA, Sc,

BosroN, Jan. 4-The steamer America sailed for
Liverpool to-day, with 10 passengers and $4,000
mostly in American gold.
The schooner MI, Vernon of Westport Me-, with
\ cargo of pine. was wrecked near Wellleet,
Cape Cod last week, and only one of the crew was
saved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

NEW YoRx LRGIsLATuaE.--Tke Legislature OF
New York assembled last Tuesday. Robert II.
Prayn was elected Speaker of the House. and Jae
Monroe, President Of the Senato--hoth Wlliga. The
Governor then sent In his message.