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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-10
IOHN CARLISLE vs.. THE CENTRAL

- Canal Manufacturing, Hydraulic and Water W,rks
Company, and William Bumet, Francis a. Conwell
He ~ Van Burger, David FHOrcester, L. g. Bingham,
L. W. Pats0n, Robe II. Cullum, Lavid Hazard Geo.
q. ShOup Thomas J. White Thomas V. Mitchell Elias
Macy j. remiah JaeksOI and Jacob Burnt aud others
In the Marion Circuit Court Be il remembered tha on
the 9th day of February l-55 the painti John Carlisle
filed i'm the Office Of the Cl TX of the Marion Circuit
Court, his complaint in the above entitled case and
affidavit shO Sig that the sand PENDANTS William Fur
net, Henry Van Burgen David F.UOrcester L. G.. Bng
ham. l.. ~ PatiisOn Robert n. Cullum David Hazard
George 6. -houp II omas }. White Thomas V. Mitchell.
Elias Macy Jacob Burnet. and jeremiah Jackson
not either OF them residents of the State Of Indiana
Said defendants who above described non-resi
dents therefore hereby notified of the filing and
ding OF the said complaint and unless they appear,
demur to said complaint at the first calling of
said Court the second day Of the next term of said
Court to be begun and held at the Court House in the
city of indianapolis the 5th Monday in April next,
said complaint and the matters and things therein con
tanned, will be heard and determined in their absence
Attest, WILLIAM STEWART Clerk.
Eah
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q COMMISSIONERS SALE--PURSUANT

~ To order of the Mario Circ az u ufi, ~ Tie case
Zenas Bragd,n ani Others a. Sinlenn W Ogueh anu
others will expose ale, al public auction, al the
Court Hous- ia the city of Indianapolis, "n Sat
urday he 9th day January 1854 heIwet the hours
of ~ O'Clock A VI and O'Clock y. NJ, the following
Described reai estate, situate Ii Lawrence township
Marion county, State of Indiana 4 VIII: The south
Eat gu rter Section Fig I -) IA TVwnhip Sixteen
81 North, of Range Five t5l East, except Seventy
aces of of the West SIDE tue eof btong ing to Sarah
BrHgdon.
Terms OF Sale: One-thrd Of the pur chase-money 10
be paid IN hand ohe-t.rd IN year, and Oneth ri IN
years e. ON the day of sale the deferred payments
To- secured by the promo cry notes OF the
with good feehod .ure,y, bearing interest from date,
and payable without relief fr''m valuation laws.
LEVI A. HARDE>TY,
dec2s-wiw Comm ssioner.
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COMMERCIAL.
A GARD.
Indiana Free Bank Association.

lNDIANAPOLIs, IND, Jan. Is.
meeting Of the Executive Committee of the Free
Bankers Assoca ion was held O-day present. Harris
How and DePauw.
, he report and application OF the Bank of North
America at Clinton, received and laid over unit
Thursday evening
The sank of Huntington County at Huntington
having made application and complying with the rule:
of the Association is admitted and placed in the list
specie paying banks.
The Bank of Tippecanoe, at Winnemac, and Indian
Reserve Bank. at kOSomO, having. by Judge Wright
applied for admission, they being home banks owned
b. solvent aud responsible parties, and the committed
being assured that this dag forward they S pay
at their counters for their issues, the notes of specie
paying banks. and early day, resume and continue
specie payments, have directed Agents not 10
receive or cancel any Of the of either OF them
suspended banks.
W. c. DEPAUW,)
j. Il. HOWE. Er. Com.
Il. G. HARRIS \
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HENRY JENKINS, SAMUEL JEN-

IL kiNS, George Askren AID Mary his wife. Ge1-ge
eheartr and III zaheth, his wife, BenJauin Grove M
Sarah Ann, his wlfr, Thomas Ham Mon and Catharne
ms vile, Harriet Hilton, q. Ralph jenkins and
Win an Jehklus. an the MarsOa CrruJ Court, A pn
Tenn, 1855. p ttitrn for p .rIitiun.
tie II iwn that this l3th day of "a luary 1855
the ab"ve named plaintiffs 6l-d the Office of the
OF sad Court their Pet tom fr Par the above
entitled cause i'g~ihcr with The afilavn Of compe-
ten and dslnu rested person. that sad deencanis
not residents of the state Of Indiana. Said defendants
are therefore, mere ne the fling aid tendency
OF and PetIiI ami that les tey appear and
d-m1r said Complaint the frat calling Of said
eau nn IN" sec ni day tue next of said Court
begun an1 held Go House in the city of
inh anaPos, on tue fifth NJ dtv of April next, said
Pet o., mi the IN tiers and Ihi1gs tlercm cuntaned
Will he heard a,d delermn, IN heir alb .ence
Ave L: w q. ste VAR. Clerk.
Bar our q Porter, AIi'ys for Pl'fs.
i y
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-10

CoUNTERFEITERs Some weeks ago the
Marshal became convinced that a band of
counterfeters existed in this city, and imme-
diateiy set his traps to catch them. Through
secret police the head quarters of the coun-
terfeiters were ascertainsd, and two of the
police took up their board with them and soon
became initiated into the mysteries of the con-
Germ, and obtained sufficient evidence to war
rant the arrest of three persons, named George
Williams "a partner in an eating house near
the Union Depot, called .."Young America
Samuel French and Jack Flemings, alias
Eagles. The Mayor committed all three il
default of 1900 bail One of the other part
ners of the Young America named Campbell
who is said to be the ringeider. smelt rat,
and made good his escape. The remaining pro-
prietor of the eating house, Mr.. Brenjer, is
said to be an honest man.
0T We are indebted to Hon. William s.
Barry, of Miss, for a copy of his very able
speech in the House of Congress- on "Civil
and Religious liberation"
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL

IA e fArE.-Pursuani 10 order of the Court OF
Comm IN Pleas obtained the Jan1 Term Of said
Court, the uRiersigIed mInislr de b0Hs non OF
the estate of Charles r. WI.hem .ier, dece tstd will
sell ON the 96ln day Of NJ rch, l655 pualc auction
on the premises, the interest of tie decsd in
Mobiles adjon 10 the Clu OF Indi mapOilS, upon the
folio lng terms, tI-wIt: .e-fouT purchase
mOH-y t. be pad ga hand, -foUftH FIX months
oaef'ur h live MONTHS and IN eighIee.
months from the day Of sar The deferred payments 10
o;ar inlees ffO the da' OF sdc and be secured with
good ami SUN suTctv waving 10 j.
uaiI"n RPiTasement la ws of las state
JIUN n SITMPH Admir-
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-10
DEMONSTRATIONS SALE OF

~ Ren EiGe.-The uHi -TsigGsd sdmInisIrsinr Of
ate Of James a ms, ate II Ma ION Count,
IudIsna. will, ths l7lh day ut Mae. ~, year
1851. betwe the hours uf 10 o'r OK A. NJ. and
o'clock z. NJ, OF sad day. IN pursuance
of he 9 Pleas Court Marion ounty, nIsde
January Term said Court IN the year lS55. fer
public auction, To the hig bid .er, FOL
lowing described real estate beons sad cedci.
situated IA VI uion Cou L >taie of ind ana, kno as
the 'uh df ri the -outawe>l qatrer OF cCNon OIL
lownsh (l7i IL ~ Kept that plrt yang north
the ndIanapO Is N rrndeton STATE R"ai. s.pposed
be trO A-H IhdI pOtnt al ianI vi K sou Of
the dIansp Ills PendleIon State Road, beng 'Tt of
and longing To-, tue aorth ha OF the quar-
s-cus'u t3il TOWNSHIP IN range t5l Ue,Hg
about (2l Itn de-crb d rie.o-,uppo cd IL he
about eighty or less. Tue sad estate
will he sold Oh tue emiscs fJr MT less han It's I~o
ihrTd's apr, we'd value.
The sale will BE- male subj to the IaIeresI, lille
and csiIa OF Elizabeth Hnds, the wdo~ of .cedeHI
thereis being uiid vides OReIhrd part thereof
fec mple: as SUI eel tn al e1cumbe ace 80 the
school fund If three hundrt and twenty dollars,
or Whereabouts. Tne sale be one third the
amount for when said land may b.i 6, paid in none
on day OF sale-he residue be pad in two equal pay
haf IN Xix mOnlns, The other half in twelve
months to be Cured BIZ notes payable Without any re-
lief Whatever from ua ion spprasement laws,
ami brsnng interest from da;e. SIS tRAIGG,
Ian25-wsw Administrator.
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~ Aua hmen Nar & trut C.,uri.
BE a remIen itr ihdi th.s 2 IN day of January
A 1851 ih aioye inrd fl by F. barnard his
alIOrue; flied the flee II tie Clerk the Mar.
CIR OUT, Ia. til uf c.'mlaInt IN zi've enutd
agaL.st said defefRiam, AMI al-U IN avt ihst
slId defen rnt lot rel 1 of tue State uf Ind
ana.
s, ecf, ldln h. 7. PTali : therefor. here by uo-
fed Of fling pc NJ, ncy ri .ali c mplant against
mand W.: unless he APPEAR and plead 10 ansWt ~
dem said cumpl .inI ng sad cause ,,i
The seen daN 81 fl sad C'uu, he be-
d hr5 c ca tIoHsr, the t'hy OF Indias-
up iis, he fifth Monfas IL Asrl nex said cOmrial
and Ise mat-r- aI, The tn ru uaIned wall b-
h.irl and lie n mined Al her an zee,
Attest VIM STEWART, CIs,k.
BY Jno c. New, Dep.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-10

The Daily Indiana Times will be issued on a Double
Medium sheet, printed, Of course. upon type. and
furnished TO single subscribers the OF SO per
mum; 10 city subscribers for IA cts per week payable
semi-mOnihy 10 Carriers; Clubs OF copies more,
at the rate Of SIS per copy. ALI subscriptions be paid
invariably an GdrGRee.
u Persons subscribing for either the Weekly or
Daily Times previous 10 the first Of March. will receive
gratis, the Weekly the Daily state SeHfisei the
may be- from the date OF the subscription, until
the commeneeme OF the publication Of the Times.
Address all communications 10
WALKER & COTTON,
ianlI indianapolis, Ind
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LAWS OF INDIANA.

AN AC supplemental to act provd ng for the cleo
ton nd qualification Of Justices the Peace and def
n"g their jar sdict powers aad duties in q, il
ces proved jane Q, 1852, AID escr hi gth-
Of filling yacauc
SIC !. Be IL enacted By the General assembly of the
State Of IadiaRG That whenever ancy shall
eur more han tlirt days prior TO he fl ST No d " in
apr in til Office of Ju ice of he Peace, in any IN
ty in Thu sta c, by h, resigI atlrn herwise il
hail be tie ~ of the Clerk of the rcu Court o.
-uch county to order election TO nil such vacuc
&c sue special ections, he ieturns Their ri
and Issuing CO omissions to the persons ct shall
be conducted IA governed 10y the laws now in 70,
cover ing -pecal election aud the per el ct
sha hold his Office four fr m the date OF hi
mission
SEC. 3. i he y declared that emerge cy ex Is
for taking effect fths t, aud tn slb in 70 ce
from and a ter its as nd publica ion the India
no ) ate Journal and st tie sen ine'.
ASHBEL p. WILLARD,
President Of the Senate
ID. KILGORE,
Speaker Of the House of Representative
Approved FebrnarY 81. Is55.
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- RESOLUTIONS OF THE PEoPLE.-w,

~- RESOLUTIONS OF THE PEOPLE.-we
~ haI with ea-u'e the vast and increasing pop
uIariIy OF NcLEANs VoLcASIC on LINIMkNT, nOiwIh-
standing the vdr aud Malicious "les" that were lnven
ted ISSUED through To nIurr ills reputation
Rssolrsd. That having Is.led aud found more ef-
cacIous any iniment remedy for the cure
OF rheumatism, Bruises, Sprams Pains, Sores, EruP-
u"ns on the skin. Pies Burns, Sends, &C., aud fr
Horses, 4 cure Sweeny, Lsmness, Trans, Poll Evil,
FIsiula. Sores, &C.. will continue to use It; for
McIean's celebrated Linim-nt will fail
any external disease II property applied.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-10
NOTICE OF THE DISGONTINUANCE

4 Y of the U. 5. Land Offices at Jacksonville, Vim
cennes, and N inamac, lndiana-Under the p DIVISIONS
of the second section of the act of Congress approve
June ~, lo4u, which declares "that whenever the
quantity of public lands lining unsold in any land
district shalt be reduced number of less than
hundred thousand. il shall be the duty the
of the Treasury hiscon inue the land Office
sach district aud If any land i'm any district shall
remain unsOd at the time of the discOntnuanee of a
land office. the shall be subject sale
of the existing land Offices convenient To the dis
trct in which the land office shall been diseontn
ued Of which the secretary of the Treasury shall give
notice - aud inasmuch the 18th OF the act
approved 4th September 1854 authorizes the Secretary
the Treasury continue land district in which is
situated the seat OF OF OF the States
notwithstanding the quantity Of land unsod in such
district may amount TO hu dred thousand
when his opinion such continuance may be requir
by public convenience, in order TO close the land
system in such State al convenient point, under the
provisions the [ subject approved June
1870 and iHasmueh $ the duty above required has
beea deUOtUed the Secretary of the Interior By the
a" act to establish the Home Department." approved
Sd March ls49:
Notice Is accordingly hereby givcn that, in view of
reports from the land officers at Jeersonye Vincen
mes, and Nnamac, that the land in each of said
disri is reduced below handred thOus nd acres
the Secretary Of the Interior Dth the GPPrObd Of
the President has directed that the land Offices at JET
ersOnville Vincennes, aud iDanac ia the State of
diana, be discontinued, and the lands remaining
sold the time The di continuance be made subject
TO sale at the land office at IHdaHaPOIs the seat Of
government In said State.
Lands remaining unsOd and unappropriatcd by law,
aud subject private entry, within the limits of the
districts discontinued, will be subject
entry heretofore at those offices from the date OF the
receipt of this tce by the registers and receivers
thereof and the land officers at indianapolis will give
public notice of the day which the! will be pr p'rcd
TO receive applications for entries of any such lands
their Office. John WILSON.
Commissioner of the General Land once.
Jan Is, IS febIO- wOw
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-10
THIS DAY SOLD

~ my entire took Of Pianos, Melodeons, Music
and Musical Merchandise, to s. BRaISARD h Co., of
Cleveland. o., old and favOraby known Music Dealers
and Publishers who contempla doing at my old ST nd
n General Music Trade, Wholesale and Retail, would
cheerfully recommend my Id aud all
this frm assuring them OF good treatment and
satisfacto prices. ALBERT JONES.
lDdianap lis Feb'y Ist, 1855. lfeb5
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THE SECOND TERM OF Mr.. WALDOs

Il PRIVATE SCHOOL, for regular acaden zeal
course, with especial reertnce to full Classical prepa
ration for collegiate STU lies, will begin MONDAY,
January %, less.
TuITIOv,-FOriy five Dollars per ansum. Person
DUPLICATION may be m ,de 10 MIR W., al Mr. Cravens',
un Pennsylvania 1, West side, three ,ors Norm OF
Marke
REFEEENcEs Prof John Ken trick, Marietta Col
ese, Ohio Dr. Joseph Ray, Woodward Iii Oh Sehod,
Cncinnaii, %. l.. 5. Brooks, A. CINCINNATI. %. ::
Rev GeO VI Maxwell, Indianapolis; Rev. Thurnion A.
Mills. Indianapolis. janl7
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,--RaEUMArlsM CURED

oS@~RHEUMATlSM CURED!-FOr a complete
W. and ratio al cure at this painful and Purdy zine
disease, difference hOw the OF how long
standing, call and get Mnrtmore's Rheumatic Com.
pound to be mad of igbezd q Browning, w. W.
K"terts. aud Hannanan q Duzan. Agents Indianapolis
Pncr - per boule n@S-d& win
FOR INDIGESTION Torpid Liver, and al
E impurities OF the Blood, use Nurtimore's Bn
ter Cordial and Bicod Purifier sold by all Druggists
Pricr 81 90 per bottie set,2s w
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Read the following extraci OF a
LETTER EROM CALIFORNIA.

Z
J. "A. McLcan-Dear Sir: ! and all of the
Company return you thanks fer having supplied
with your VOLCANIC oil Linlmeni. II truly the most
valuable and useful medicine for "Trip the Plains
We used II for Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains. Pains,
Wounds, Sores, &c, and always gave immediate re-
lief. We applied it also our Horses and cattle for
ST. aims Chafes Calls aud injuries, and Invaria-
bly, performed speedy and permanent cue.
Yours, &C, JOHN CUMMINGS.
Sacr imenlO City, Dec. sth 1883.
We say, then all VINO may suffering from exIers.
nal d-ea>es obt ,ia supply At once Of McIahes Vol
came OIL LlnmemI-lt rs the only reliable remedy.
For sale by the proprietor, Of THIRD aud Pine
streets. 81. LOUIS, Mo.
AIF1 sale ny w. W. RODENTS, wholesale and
retail Druggist. Ind IanHpolis Jun DIV
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OLE PETITION TO

L SELL X al. - rATE.-St tie of Ind ana Mar on
CJun &c : here < ven Inat Jamts Duke. A T.
nl.s rat r Of Samuel DuAe lie sued has & ell h,s
tiot ell hc Real L tate OF the ircr. enl h.. rera
SON tem / sufficient L. pay dehts and that said
ctItIOn " |, tie hra 1 - the Couu o. 1
Comm ~ Pleas ii sail Cvnuiy.
Attest: WAI STEWART
tanl2-W1y C,crk q M,r,., r.
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The Mails.

The terrible snow storms at the west and
northwest has damaged and in many instances
cut off entirely all mail communication. A
gentleman writing from Chicago under date
of Both ult, says from Saturday the 9th, un-
til the evening of the 29th ult, there was a
continued snow storm, and he further says:
"There is not train running out of the city
on the western and southern rOads-all are
blocked up. The weather is now cleared up
and they will commence breaking the TRANS
through to-day.
All the mails from the east for the west
for the last ten days are here, No mail has
been received from Springfield or St. Louis.
The engines are all frozen up on the road
and covered with snow. Dixon air line in
the same condition. Military tract and Be-
lott roads are impossible. The Rock Island
and Galena roads got through but are blocked
up again. There are now 1900 mail bags in
the Chicago office"
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Nptahcr OF INC HOusl
approved February -, 1855.
jos EPH 4. " RIGHT.

AN ACT authorizing count Audi to call a special
terms o. the 20 rd o un Commits toners, when
ever the terest the Oun may demand it.
SEC J. Be Il enacted By the General Assembly of the
State of Indiana, That whenever interest the
county may demand ill., the county Aud tor shall
the board OF unity Commissioners for that purpose,
by issuing tn c sheriff of the couu Il summons to
b by IA IN served h m mbe of uch ard. or
upoa majority thereof n of such Board
shall be temporarily absent from the county.
SEC. q As there is o law now fore authorizing the
calling # special sessions of County Boar it tereby
declare that an mergen = lists for the immediate ia
king efs of this act il halt therefore take effect,
and be in force and after ITS passag and ubca
ton in the Indiana Site Journal and the Indiana
ntinel.
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THE SMALL POX.-Many reports are in cir
culation regarding the extent of the small
pOx in this city, all of which are greatly ex-
aggerated. We believe it to be the duty of
the press in such cases to publish the facts,
whatever they may be- and we shall accord
ingly do so. We learn from the best of infor-
nation that there have been in all twelve
cases Of small pox and varioloid. Four only
within the past three weeks have died, leaving
but eight cases in the hands of physicians, all
of which are in fair way to get well. No
new cases have occurred fer two days past. So
that there is no danger, with proper care, CT the
pestilence spreading.
As an instance of the gnod effects of vac
cination, we will state that DIR. Billiard was
called to attend Il case of small pox in family
where there were seven persons who had
never been vaccinated Ali eat in the same
room occupied by the patient, and attended
upon him. After much persuation, they were
MI prevailed upon to undergo vaccination.
The matter "took," and.,n five days the whole
seven were troubled with sore arms, and not a
81 lgle one has yet taken the small pox. Every
one should be vaccinated, and we hope tha.
in less than a week our entire population like
the family named, will be troubled with sore
arms.
Since writing the above we have received
the following:
Report Of the Board Of Heahh-The Board
of Health find there have occurred four deaths
from small pox during the present invasion.
There are five cases of small pox and three Of
varioloid now under treatment, all of which,
with one exception, promise favorable ter
mination. The Board have taken pains to
ascertain the facts of this report, and believe
them to be strictly correct
GEO. w. WEARS, NJ. ID.
JNO. S. B0BBS. NJ. ID.
JNO. NJ. CASTOR, M. ID.
Board Of Health.
THURSDAY, Feb. 9Th, 1855.
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1 SIGNED, P,opreIor OF the Paper Mails Indian
sois Printers a Others, that his MUS,
after undergoing thorough repairs, ag4In full
operation. He IS therefore prepared To FL, all orders
without delay State Stock paper received Ia payment,
he Tate If dsc"uni hxed by The Con of Bank
ers and Paper sold al Cincinnati frees.
The higaest market Prize pad, in CASH for Rags.
Ianl9-d6mo 'VM. SHEETS.
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TINEL.-We receive many letters of COM
plant from our subscribers of the irregularity
in the receipt of our Daily and Weekly. For
the las. two weeks our papers have been
mailed with great regularity, but every one
knows that the late snow storms have greatly
impeded the mails We assure our readers
that the fault is not our own.
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y.lue Of Indiana Free Bank Money.

BELOW we give tepor OF he CitizeAs COMMITTEES
which was appOinte 10 fix the valu of Free Bank
paper The e gentleme were selected from among
our est business There is no important differ
enc- this classification and that made by the
Associ of Free Bankers at the late meeting There
is very general feeling among classes of people in
the city and country be governed by uniform rate
Free Bank ey and so far as we can learn the
following Ii 1 gives satisfaction.
In regard to an Agency y the Committee IN view oil
the appointment Of DePtuw and rerees, by the Free
kers. the purpose contemplated by the cit
zeDs have concluded to defer that matter and sat-
isa tory allow the Bankers Agenc. 10 supercede the
one the Committee directed 10 establish:
REPORT
The Committee appointed at public meeting of the
Business Men, of Indianapolis, held at the Court House
December Both, ISL, to examine the securities Of the
Stock Banks Of Indiana and classify them according to
the value the bonds deposite with the state Auditor
report follows. and recommend that the bills be
ceived at the pri named. Should any of the ban.s
named the first class refuse to redeem in coin the
value of the securities of the second and third classes
change the classification will be altered accordingly.
GEO. Il. BROWNING, Sec'y.
indianapolis, Jan. l. 1855.
MEssRs EDTORs Owing re depreciation in The
value of Louisiana State Stoc-s the fOard of Con
troll have ordered that the following be changed
from the ID TO the Sd class and valued accordingly viz
Bank of Covington, Gown Farms Mecl's b +, Rens
x. of Rochester Roch'r State stock Bank, Marion
y, Of Rensselaer,, Rens'r ShawRee Bank, attica
Elthart Co Bank Goshen
And also State stock Ba X at Jamestown, being
Il. IS MO. 6's, aud Va 6's.
You will thereto c, the necessary alterations ia
the published lists GEO t. BROWNING Secy.
indianapolis, Jan. 90 1855.