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10 U I'D Att 10 N.-The Subscriber. being
about to close his bugne for sale the trade for as Or
s Al above manufacturing cost balance
nus soek on hand MI which has this season.
pesay tet Iae Southern market, consisting in part
- 0Y ERGO ATS.
BLACK, BROWN AND OLIVE CLOTH
BLUE AND CL0uDEp MACKTNkW;
DRhB BRO " AND FANCY BEAVER;
LIGHT, BLUE and FANCY GoLORED PILOT;
PETERSHAM AND LION SKIN, ali eolors
SACS AND PALETOTS
GOLD MINED AND BROWN TWEED;
BLACK AND FANCY C0LoEED TWEED:
.,..-., RLACk BLUE, OLIVE AND BROWN CLOTH 3.
hIAkBl4tD AND CL0UDED CLOTH, kossnth stvle;
MAPPED BEAVER AMI PETERSHAAI l.
L 0Ck COATS
SUPERIOR BLACK CLOTH. VELVET COLLARS:
MEDIUM QUALITY CLOTH;
BROWN AND BLUE CLoTHt
OLIVE AND MULBERRY CLOTH.
P NTS.
BLACK AND FANCY DoESKIN;
FANCY CLoUDEp AND PLAID CASHMERE:
-, , CADET MIXED AND BLACKS ATINET;
BLACK BLUE AND BROWN CASHMERE;
hEST0ciVJEAN AND BLUE CoTToNADE.
u.=.m VESTS
poubLE AND D 4 n!NGt..EBREAsTED . BLACK SATIN;
BLACK, PLAlD AND CLouDED SILK: ~
r,,,, r,,,,,,r, .o PLAIN BLACK AND FANCY CLoTHi
Lo"-ftSlSEp NooAND VALENCIA VESTS, every description
Also, Just Received ~
a large !nNoiee Of LINEN BOSOM, LINEN CHECK AND
iilIE3sa stiIEIS AERlN0 uSDERSlIRTS; LACKD JEAN
ASDCANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS etc,
aS City ANA country dealers inspect above
L, A. LEVY, JR.,
az I'm Magazine street,
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co. r r. HEpGEs
M MILLER.
sNeN Ofeahs, January II, isa4 ian2j 9w
4 BARGAINS BARGAINS l--DRY GooDs.
CIQuEL d JAMESON, ls Chartrss street,
Wishing to coss thef OF WINTER DRY GOODS will
offer from and after MONDAY reduction Of per oeat
lowing Articles
RICH EMBROIDERED COLLARS, LAcEs, BANDS /;
FIGH PsINTED De LAISE DRESSES;
PRINTED DE LANES, small patterns
PLAID AND PLAIN TARTANS; "
BLACK AND C0L0REDC CAsSIAtEREs;
FRENCH AND ENGLISH HERINOES, all eoEor.
BLACK AND CoLoRED CLOTHS:
PLAID CAsHMEREs AND vALENCIAs;
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CALIC0Es /;
ERENCHAND AMERICAN BLANKETS;
LADIES, AND cHILDRENis GLokKs; o-D AfN-'-''-A7'
LADIES' AND GENTS NERINo HOSE AND HALF HOSE;
do. VESTS;
CASHMERE AND WoDl.EN sIIAWLS:
CENTS LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS
GENTS SILK AND SATIN CRAVATs AND SEA rs
BLACK B0ABAZINE AND AL AC}x:
WoRSTED AND COTTON TAi;t q COVERS:
SILK AND W0RsTED DAAAsl, for Cuftairi;
Cn2lsS, w9Rs.ED AND COTTON do. do.i mo ..
CORD, TAssELs GIMP AND BoRDERINaa;
LADIES' PARAsoLS AND UMBRELLAS
CALICO BAYADERE DRESSES.
FRENCH coIToNADE
RICH PRINTED FOULARb DRESSES; -
RICH FIGURED SILK DRESSES three founoes
FIGURED, PLAID, STRIPED AND PLAIN BI ACK SILKS:
BLACK, WHITE, PINK AND CHERRY sATINS,
LIE Cali and see, before going elsewhere "
GIQUEL & JAMIsoN,
jan23 tw No. is Chartres street.
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sTEAMSHIPS-STIIPS.
GALpESTON.


Will loaye FRIDAY, January ~. at O'CLOCK a IL,
HNORGALpESTON,lN ,lNDIANoIA PoRT ..Esssss
~ LAYACA and MATAsoRDA BAY Regular ss
Neworean and Tt1aa u. S. Mail low rorsnre ssains
Tas % new ona maEn'aesnt steamship PERSEVERANCE Y.
hWess W leave trade,
Ife a q We vessea In this ne solid floor t6ers and
g Tg ohpaed shs popenth ae medium Of transportation.
md LRyaA will be landed the wtRTYe
at atagorha uy charge freight
VI Pa"st, hahg elegant accommodations apply
HARRIS 4 MORGA N foot of Julia atreet.
opposite the Steamship Landing,
~ Ths line having established GavAo Bar
~ -" ''b"' '''''H W ''N
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q bngs in store, for sale by
q All E, ]. HART 3 CO., IS fcheapiioeIas stess
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CRoNwELL.-A person in England, lately rum
written on the back of an old deed some words
indicating that d pot of gold was buried in II
certain place in the garden. It was al fast re
garded as hoax, but on digging in the spot an
iron pot came to light, containing fifteen thau-
sand guineas, aud scrap of parchment much
decayed, on which was written 8 The deyil
shall have it sooner than CROMWELL
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DAILY CRESCENT

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
oFfIGE No. SO 81. cILfRLEs STREET,
viii b regularly EubbesE city ns an ~
every dag, t3usday excepted adzanrq osyabs
Che OGcsi rs 4eeE, psyahie Carrssrn
THE CIRCULATION
Of the GaEscEsT Daily AMI Weekly IA such Offer desirable
msdiam 10 Adgeriserzt A
FAMILY PAPER
cifeissss largely, sTV izsa
srticlsa aold families
i No paper dtEcgi4tea among
lAnniies.
OUR TERMS
are such invite hs attention psnonass Of lks public
AayHRTIsIxs.
1tafa Of Ten ine1 ID PsarFIsi asr3ns in all esSs 81 %
2eeond charged each day.
ter shorter sine. r -
AL
charged accordingly. - " >
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BOARDING.

bPOARDING.--Mrs. G. W. W1THERELL having
h taken thE comnodioul desirable 2is Camp street
QaIey occupied by VIM p cuverse faraishd entirely
nw and N 80 egan style accommodate siug
neeIen Wl Board The
1.ten improvements Bsardera Hot
Cold md Shower Baths nI5Stn
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& s0AL! C0AL!!-The undersigned informs
his friends and customers that he has Gsvier
street near The corner OF Camp for the
stnnly hand The bee quality PITTSBuRGfI ANTHRAiTE
rtahts itea Of - -
Pittsburgh Coal pntup in caks for kent Constantly on
hand. Orders he oHse G1ayier OF depot iii mn
street, will be pupetualiy attenIed to. 'r
I92 Am MORTIMER TffRNER
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INT OTTO q. - THE PROCLAIM ALTON 81.
through the newspapers in March last offering ~
reward OF Twenty five Dollars by bills posted a
through the streets offering Dollars
ward fer The arree Negro slaye HENRY purc5aed
by me OF JAMES NJ BOAN and others,
possession l. hereby revoked tetraced and na
boy not having been delivered having him or
athr compelled the parties purchased bv law
the oontrsct his hereby eace
the oher heretofore made recovery, H. NIXON
New Orleans January l9, 1854. ianIqs
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NEW ORLEANS SEWING FACTORY

IM HT OL.bEiANS z " + G FACTORY
MA CHINE SEWING
4te5 Henekepsrs prennke shtnatsps can have amo
my KHi DONE of work ryde m with tSTS
isFihS DSPAIS IN durable manner Han Il done
~ mah, ana a. tEf LOW PRLCESt by expeeaced in the
MACHINE. ~ = 'A@-'A nolAfi eINiNG
promptly ntt2uded te. e'' iA"tea' 9seAilpoH's, eic
SEWiA5 MACHINES good supplv Of fACEIHE NEE
DIES sFLs SILK aud COTTON THREAD suitable on hand an
sor SAFE; Apply at NO. i3sT CHARLES STREET. up stairs
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GAM,S OYSTER SAIGON -Tbio =

* Z. MIC HO LAS EXCHANG -
~ The proprietor Of the " 81 Nichos weud nfsra his friends
sna the Pablo generality ha he has, during the summer entirely
e ana elnhed the above popular paea reao thu bar
superior linuofs laid fn 'es >" 81
The billiard room Of c St. Nicholas whh largest and most
we eY ~ provided Tth aHd srperio" marble
And snperur assortment o. cueB.
n.e sm THOMAS E. NICHOLS Proprietar
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I 4 AISSOLUTION.-TH FIRM OF r. F.
Hedges CO. dissolved or the 9Th instant by
onssnti NJ. MILLER having retired from the hou.s
The b1sness viii style Of HEDGES
K co. T. r. TIEpGEs
- ws. M. MILLER.
New Orleans. January II, 1894. ianlI az
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2 00MS AND BOARDING Single
gentlemen be accommodated With pleasant
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HERA CRUZ.

TERH CRUZ.
WI leave WEDNESDAY, February q, at O'Clock A. Nj
EI'OR VERA CRUZ-U. S. Mail Line. ussSxss
M The new and magnificent steamahp TEXAS rgAL&b&.
hE above punetually, carrying the u. S. hfaiia.
c.1tz + ....Ra atea Of PaHBags.... liza.
goods, cubic foot eent5
" freight having cabin
aud HteerAge phsaangtrs. apply to ~
HARRIS 4 MORO N, foot of Julia street.
.sv- optphito the Steamnht tp Landing
Passengera must provide themselves passports from the
sie19hh consul. iaHls
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pERNARD LUMBER CoMPANY.-R. @,
a. 2 SAEEodD tSs s. HENRY E. LATIMER, W D. COATES
= ; Il 70 Mclean Co and D. COOS, Saw
e Ray hnge associated under the style and
are running Sixteen Single Saws and
fianns Machine, to Hhh will
10000 TO 80,0q0fe feet OF Lumber psr day. - ~ ~N'
Railroad Companies
ana all others wanting Pine Lumber supplied
uoce Their Agent in New
aappy company yards be stocked
with good assortment Lumber ey demand Ons
corner o Soils and Erphroyne TAYLOR Agent ana
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A.AYTERP

EN0R NTWERP,--Ihe A l fast sail a;N
ing American ship SEA EAGLE, Captain A. N @sSzhaAa
Williams loading, gut will have immediate dispah sT
freight Of 800 bhies Cotton apply TO
J.P WHITNEY d co, 81 Camp aroet
sB- For passage apply to the captsin board. inns
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EHOR LIVERPOOL.-The A | British 2{zg4sSS
u ship GLENMANNi, Captain Rogers havidg nearly
a er engaged, will have nuediats Dispatch heavy
freight or 500 bales Gotten, apply to
dI GiFFSEY ~ LOWELL III ror,uor s+.a.+
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FfINE CLARET-7o cases of superior Paul
u. lisc a1cdec, for sale by
EsHAMPAGNE-14 baskets Anchor, La
" Aunznn Star now landing er ship Unicorn
8ns i, NJ, DALEY. 81 T.hoapoulas street.
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NSLoUR-200o bbls. superfpe St. Louis for
d. sale, 10 arrive, by
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HNOR LIVERPOOL. The new A | fast 445saS
sailing Amerisan shir FOREST STAT Il, Joseph SahRSe
Isee 1tFf having par her cargo
with dispatch fos the above For Cotton amply
te ]. H. ASHBRl9GE & CO., 81 ST. Charles street
For paa7ag apply the Captain board Post
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1TAR PLANING Mill, corner Of Hercules
~ and CaoIe streets, keeps constantly general o
nls1t DRESSED FLOORING, CEILING WEATHER BOARDS
dc - - S'
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GENO4I

ETOR GENOA-The fine l bark IN
LOUISA BLISS, Captain Hslak hEying nearly 3sSe
her viii quick Dispatch For hasnte
paRsRg4 having good
janli B06ERF, WIIBIAAISt Gu. 10 Camp st.
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d kDD FELLOWS REST.--Vaults in this
~ Semsey can be Gbahed BY applying to P!ERsoN
W s9s aa corner q Camp aud eiayet Rey cAs
G street The price Of Vaults Lodges
~ e g OF members ai0 to numbers stoekhodng Lodgesfor
Vault will be invariably purchase Of Lois or iufor
nation respecting the crest, apply - - ~
10. PIERS0N, Commercial Alley,
ort JAS. FURNEAUY, at the Odd Fellows' Hail.
Jas. FUGSEAux, Secretary mvs Ivns
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BALLS AND PINS. for the TEN.p1N ALLEY

~ The undersigned beg leave friends and So p
I4e p paG'f aud particularly the patrons Of the late firm
account at Nos s. and 81 Circus the every
EeIiption OF ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK
kANpAS, RA1LlNGS, DOORS SHUTTERS, VAULTS, BRIDGES
STRAIGHT AND CIRCULAR STAIRS and all other kinds Of woYE
ubei for building purposes. ~ - ~
Tie practical OF the undersigned offer un
q facilities the public Which, with punctuaty promptnsss
N the execution Of orders he trEsts will Of
patronage. BENJAMIN I. . K. BESNETT ~ "
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E4SURNlsHED ROOMS.-Very pleasant rooms
for Families or Single Gentlemen, Beard can be
oea ~ 10 ~ st. Joseph street Of Mrs Feoman dis 1y
4 AW.-W ILLIAM W W. WOOD,
"a ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR -AT-LAW,
Office, No. q Royal street,
f resumed The practice OF his poon and will give special
tion 10 criminal business. dgs Iv
DISEASES OF THROAT AND LUNGS.
-ES street DR.. j. f. sEGUTN,
@ ES. Ace No. 81 PuYDRAS STREET, stairs1
..~ Residence No. 27i CARoNDELET ST.
~ Consultation hoHra NJ MI fysmis
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BOSTON,

ESOR BosTON-Regular Line of Pack. ~,
es--Tbe / packet ship MJDDLEsEx, Henry SSsskkxS
Paine masts having nearly all her cargo and oa
sail IN few days. For balance 0f freight, apply :
jaB95 GEO W. FYNSON 80 Camp street
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BALTIMORE.

E1zOR BALTINdORE.-Th A / fast sail szSe
ID ing packet bark JOHN PARKER, Geo. Williams E4sAsS
MASTER having large cargo will have
ianls GEO, W HYSs0N 50 Camp at
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AsOR BOSTON-The A packet bark t5.ssS IN
n SARAH OLNEK C5ttrell, master having large {AhAs
pn Of hsrttesht engaged gill have quick lispah
Of rttgt or passage, apply to GEO " YNSOS 50 Cainp e. 1
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TT B. MERRELL COMPANY.
-kAs BANKERS, BULLION AND EXCHANGE DEALERS
93 Camp, corner OF Common streets.
NEW YORK. NEW ORLEANS.
nMessfs 5pebee q .o., . Canal and Banking Company,
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LITERPOOE.

ENOR LIVERPOOL A / British ~
n ship MARIANE, Dunhan MASTER having great $AfETHp
her esig thgaged viii have muediate dispatch
,.,os T. z. ROBINSON, 95 Bank Place.
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BORDEaUX.

EIsOR BoRDEAUX-iflc 4 / fast sail assS
A ing bark BELLA G.iAPIN, ttoNal uazler s}ffk,es
l0sttnG ana VIII have nc iralgnt Of
a bhk o ou 4lea Cotton, apply boni
jan2S Bats&kr, WILLIAMS & co. 10 Camp st.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17
INA YH-rxi

There are sometimes, laughable in
cidents in the midst Of the most try
ing scenes. One occurred last week
in Cincinnati ON the day the Banks
ware failing. An Irish laborer, who
had deposited the proceedsof several
years labor, being struck with the pan
&c early IN the moining. drew out his
money from Smeads. The question
then was what 10 do with il. IL was
paid in bank notes. The banks might
fail before night! He thought Of lend
ing it. but the borrower might "makc
an assignment" He thought Of Ellis
d Sturges but they had already closed
After sweating over it for about an
hour he took it,back TO smeads and
Just as he retired the bank closedl
This reminds us OF an incident near
or home. One Of our farmers had
deposited small amount in our Bank.
Last week he determined to dra,0 it,
But on reflection he remembered that
he would have TO take currency.
that is State Stock money. This might
break and as he was afraid 10 trust
any body with such an amount, he
just concluded TO lett be. not howev-
err. without many fears and misgiv.
ings.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17
From the Nashville Republican
FROM HEAD QUARTERS.


AS we promised in our last number
10 give some extracts this week from
the Salt River Chronicle, and as prob
ably some OF our readers are anxiously
awaiting the news from their friends
in the "new settlement" we proceed
to the ful6llment Of our promise.
Some history, however, Of the
Chronicle and its future prospects, will
not be out Of place before we 90 to
extracting such items from its columns
ss we shall deem profitable and inter-
csting to our readers. tits a large
double medium sheet, is printed at
Golgatha. in Salt River Settlement,
with w. J. Brown as editor, and has
for its motto-".More Catholics, Mig
gers, Movmons and Whisky." In the
prospectus the editor says:
"This being the first (papcr,) in
Golgatha, we ask our friends to assist
us all they possibly can. The ohron-
icle will favor Democracy, Catholicism
and Mormonism, and opposeAbolition-
ism. the Preachers and the Bible"
The editor sincerely hopes that his
services will be better appreciatediin
his new home than they we're in the
States: He is thoroughly convinced
that Republics are ungratefull
1t appears that our old friend Lard
OH had quite serious trip fit. Tie
Chronicle says:
"Our beloved friend, MIR. John Lard
Oil. was Frustrated all the way up.
owing to disappointment and change
Of climate. but through the agency
ofhis world renowned oil, he has been
permitted to enjoy the promised land. !"
Senator Douglas is expected in the
settlement as soon rs he cen possibly
collect and bring together his extern
sive family from the South.
We believe the following speech OF
Hon John Lard Oil is not the one spo-
ken -of by our correspondent, John
! Smith. Esq. in our last issue. We
copy it entire:
yesterday afternoon we were IA.
vored with short speech from Hon.
John Lard OIL The old veteran CHIEF
became very eloquent, but sorrow and
griet were depicted plainly on his coun-
tenance. He gaid--'Brethren; Look
upon the bores of our ever dear and
illustrious predecessors which lie scat
: tered around US and ask yourselves i
they do not loudly call for revenge
Applause. / ask II their blood is no
! upon use (sighlpg) But slasl ny
: dear friends. the people are agains, u,
their mighty hand has "cul of oul
feed" ard / feel that my bones mus
soon bleach here to. (Tears) But
muy good fortune send US Catholics
{ Negroes and Whisky. and wen neye
'ear the deuce, the devil, or p. A
Hackleman. Tremendous Applause.
From the following news item w
are lcd to conclude thai Lard Oil'
love for the 'colored population" still
continues at its Full ebh.' II says:
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17
RANK FAILURES.

A merchant at the foot Of Walnut
street. Cincinnati, being taken with a
slight sickness. sent hts negro porter
with bottle to fetch him some brandy.
Hours went by before Sam came back,
minus the bottle and the money. and
looking very sleepy and tired. Where
have you been you rascalf1 shouted
the merchant. land where's the bran.
dy?" II had the brandy put in the bot.
tie, sir." Where's the bottle then?"
ode fac am. mas'r. l called in Mt a
Bank where had business, and dc
Banks are breaking ebbryting now, as
you knows. and dis bank brok do bot
tie. and de brandy all gone"
Amongst the crowd that filed Third
street, on'wcdncsday.was observed an
Irishman. who stood with clasped
hands and a sorrowful look; be feared
his little all. saved to send home to the
cold country" for his wife to Join
him. was gone. As one was trying to
explain to him that things were not so
bad as he expected another Hibernian,
evidently from the country. ac-
costed him. and after the first saluta-
ton enquired. And bedad Michael,
but yer look as solid as chawed bull
let, what's the natter" The misior-
tune was explained TO him. with an
assurance that the whole was not lost,
when the querist exclaimed "0h,
bother, put allthat in pipe and smoke
it, and it's but little worse yell be,
I'll tell you how the bank served me.
divil burn il. When got me last
years wages, Pat 0'Brien tould me II
| put in an Ohio Bank. II nd increase
by 81, cents on the dollar every year,
so one day l knocked off work, and
crossed to this side; then / walked up
the river above Fulton, till / found a
high bank. Icut deep hole, and put
the money in. wrapped up in an ould
newspaper; and after making all look
straight again. | went back again.
One day last spring ] crossed again,
and went up to the bank to see whether
any Of the six cent..pieces had got into
the newspaper--and what do you think
I saw? Faith theI bank hadn't failed,
as ye say yours has done. but in the
winter the water had washed il so bad,
that it had caved in. and my money
was fairly gone. bad cess to it," u'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17


warantable expansions have occurred;
and under lis influence business men,
and the county have been deceived and
yentured too far; and with the neces-
sary contractions. which~must always
follow, have failed In business. and
the commercial and agricultural, as
we'll ~ all other inter- sts have become
greatly embarrss>ed. .beeausc the cir
culatipg med'nn wps not sound in its
lcharac ~
Sine the destruction of the U. S.
Bank, we have never had currency,
in which the majority Of the people.
even at home, have had sufficient
confidence to.reeeiye 1t NJ its face.
Take the issues OF the State Bank
Indiana for nn instance, which here IN
Indiana. we reckon rs safe, vet. in va
rious other portions of Che o. s. II
cannot be used as circulating filedi.
umat all. Andh $50. and ever has
been, under'lhe osxpnrimentA xystenb
Of Banking that the business mans
interests are always jccpardized. and
the poor man is shaved.
If n man has Indians paper. and
wishesto GO S. 'Carolins. Georgia OF
Alabama. he must 20 to the Bank and
submit 10 ~ shave. If he Is in the
South and hasin POSSESSION thehspa.
per- and desires TO go TO the Norih,
he must submit TO a shayel Andso
II is with reference 10 aslarge portion
Of the different Statesin the union; 70
say nothing ofpassing from one gov
ernment to another. -t"oifp .p'E =
Now il was not so with the old u
S. Bank paper. 1t was good for its
face. from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific
and wherever on the face Of the
earth. the Stars and stripes-the en-
blems Of our lcountry,s liberty. wore
known and Acknowledgment: whether on
this or the other side of the globe-it
was at par Z; q u .tAf
Such bank. with proper guards
and checks. aud such a u.rency, we
need. Doubtless large money holders.
those who fstien OF Of thesyeomapry.
Bankers and all kinds OF one and two
horse Brokers and leechers. would OPP
pose it. But the question is. do not
the interestsof ths'country--the peo-
pie demand IL? p q Il = Z Z i q
This lisa favorable time for retros-
pcction. for inyestigations-for action.
Let the people speak out. Who can
devise or suggesr, after 80 years ex-
perience, "a better antidote against the
evils growing out q, ourpresent Bank
ing system, than one similar to the old
u. S. Bank? -sa q
Political demagegues need not Try
to make capital and side issuesAfaets
stand out for themselves. We either
have, or have not a better system: -
What do you say reader? -. -
IA ANT1sPET BANK.
E. Clifton, lad. Nov. 1854. - srf,s
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17

ET The failure Of so many banks
of deposit, and OF so many business
men who live beyond their income
but who appear to be rich and reliable.
have justly alarmed men of small
means who have small amounts to
lend. Where can they be safe? We
would suggest that they choose young
and industrious farmers or mech suics
-men who work hard and live econom-
ically, but who are in need of funds
70 build a comfortable. not snowy and
expensive, house or barn. or who want
to ouy an adjoining 4o'or 30 seFes.--
Such men can be trusted. They do
not spend the money Of other people
in hired servants, gaudy dresses and
fine carriages, 'and then break. Besides
making your money sure, you can
help the industrious and deserving by
selecting such deposit for your mon
ey. We know young farmer who
wants to borrow few hundred dollars
to help to pay for a piece of land he
has recently bought. He has applied
TO = few men but they had lent to the
rich and now some 5i them would
take fifty cents on the dollar for their
claims. AS he can make any man
safe, for ell he wants. we will cheer
fully direct those who have a small
amount. to him, il they will apply to
! us. He does not want much. nor will
be take more.than he absolutely needs.
We would rather deposit money with
him than with any bank in Ipdisna, Oh
than 10 lend to any merchant or ira
der.