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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

to Cubs, will In the least object to all that ass yet
been done to our vessels Their Com ,nders
have been treated cvilly, 81 far a. we hes- and
have only been required asked TO show that
they were engaged in lawful commerce, "a were
Dot brieapds or pirates II any Of them have
complained it has been those who have sinister
designs or favor the Cuoan conspiracy. We dare
say no honest, well meaning man hss found fault
with the procedure. The conplaiDaD;s. Il com
plants there be, are fllib ,sters, rogue., or pi-
rates, We have no doubt And If our Govern.
neht il really medisatlpg terious measures ,g.n,.
Cubs that too must lie under the inputa. .on Of
sinister cesigus aud robbing properties. NJ.
Soue "a at Washington, and has the ear OF tie
Pre,i6fpt he is fresh from the fields Of bis dis
eoDf;ule, mortified and chsgrned beyond meas
Ure h, doubtless is the ms irer Of soy bellig-
erent acts that msy be meditated ag.us. that
is'ad The Administration is sn'ifely off its
bslarce. 1t has been 50 overwhelmingly coz
dtmhsd in every Safe where an election ha. been
held sicce it took tire Nebrask, villaoy 10 hand
tba. il longs for some theater on which Ii may
recover, to some extent. the ground which
it has los. What folly or wrong it may not con-
nit therefore n, man can fcretell. l, has not
the dignity or repose Of Government taa, feels
that it bas SDy capital stock Of reputation an ng
the people Il is 8 political bankrupt shining for
loan If popularity. Be.ides, il lie, a, it ever
has been, under the poisonous i0faencss of the
Black p'Wer 1t is playing into the hanfs OF the
Slavosy Propaganda aud desiring to fdr.he its
AIMS. But We pr Jtest against its besg precipi
tsted from any of the sources Of inspiration We
have enumerated, up accuse Of bOlying brig
sndsge in behalf Of our land pirates aud slave
d.ivers
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TIE Executive Committee of the Nev-York s. ,.e
Temperance Society, have issued addrss, to the
people of the STATE occasion % the passage Of
The Pohibitory Law. 1t is an interesting snd timely
document discussing the history Of the Law aud the
present duties Of its friends. We regre. that the
vety crowded stA,e Of orr columns, snd its great
ltrgti preclude US from publishing this address We
ybld however, with less reluctance TO this necessity
from the fac; tha. ve have ourselves already dscu'se
msny If the points touched upon b. tho Com niitse
and shall ID doubt, have sbun liant opportunities TO
fiscuss them all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

Union aud to possess msj oriy ofthe States They
aim hot 1t the economical or Industrial advance
meut Of the nation. They do no. even dssira the
sprs al Of Slavery because OF the worth Of tue
institution in their own eyes. On the contrary
il 10 felt and known to be the great bligh, a1d
curse upon the nation al property; bat the pur
pose in spresdt tits to guards snd ontposts
for the main citadel o. Slavery 10 the South. Tse
ilavebolders are determined to cripple ard eir-
eumscrioe the growth Of the Free St,te'. Their
action lie based upon deliberate views of what
they have brought themselves b believe is the
recessity Of their situation Tbey are yell for
tilted at pre,eLt, or have been By Northern
doUebfaces. They lean upon Pennsylvania aud
Illinois snG other Ffes St,tes as faithful allies
But they do not know bow ,on the res % North
ern independence may burn out the roots OF their
power ard they aim TO be secure against tho
time when that shall happen. Their designs are
far.rescting and their plots deep. Meanwhile the
No'b-the Doney-mssibg, busy, outraged Nor.h
secure in ts own tranquility add proc perity,
after one spismodic act of coniemnst on for the
st, DEITY Of the Nebraska bill, gives symptom. of
relspsiDg into a mere armed neutrality or What
il worse, Of expanding it, zesl eGergy, and viz.
tucus indignation ia disputatiOns AID Quarrels
over the growth Of one among ffy religious de-
n0niI atoms ard me dangers o. an incre nsbt By
immigration from foreign St.tes Of our free
pI.tio
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THE NUNNERY INQUISITION IN MiSSA-
CTIUSErTS.
Bosroy. Wednesisy, April II, i

BosroS, wednesday, April Il, 1855.
The COMMITTEES Of Investigation on the Nunnery
Iquisition reas sembled this morning. The witnesses
preseDt from the Seminary in Roxbury, were Mary
Aloyeiu,, the Lady superiori Mary Josepha who was
at devotion in the chapel when the Committee en-
tered, and Mics Crabb, the young girl whose sick
room was entered Theso parties were examined at
considerable length, ard generally sustained the es
mopy given yesterday by The Lady Superior.
Messrs William q. May, Of Roxbury, Ste!son, Of
South Scituate, IIolbrook, of Weymouth, and
Shelter, of Roxbury, who participated in tho vista,
tion Of the Ro1buiy Catholic Seminary, were ex-
amined. Their testimony did not modify, except in
hifng degree, the charges alleged agsns. the
Committee The witnesses testified to the par.aking
of good dinner at the Norfolk House, for which
they supposed the State would pay Another hear
ing in the matter will take place tomorrow evening.
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THE SHIP JAMES CHESTON.

BALTIMORE, Wedre sday, AprI II, EDO
Capt White, and tee txo mates Of the ship James
Chestoa, Messrs. Chsson ard Pach wood, have been
arr'fied, and held to bail for further eIamination
the charge of barrstry. Sevdsl OF the saors Wno
belo1 ged to the vessel testify that there ware only
tir.t inches Of water in the hold tn 4. more OF tue
crew were rick; there wss plenty OF good drinking
water on board and ths: the vessel vas IN good con-
clifton at the time of her Abandonment Tue sailors
ytohsve arrived at Wilmington, B3s'on, and swan
rah have been srrested Witnesses Ran is said
10 bave been the cause of the abandonment.
At the City Election at HsgerstOwB Nd, the
Know Nothings elected all their candidates by 600
MAORI Y.
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THE WEATHER

EAsToS, Pa April II, lsj5-l2 o'clock:
II hes been showing hard here since 10 o'clock rils
morning.
BosToS, Wednesday, April II. 1855.
The weather is very unpleasant an easeerly wlad
II blowing, and il has been sno wing aud riioing.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, April l 1855.
Wevere visited ihis morning with slight snow
squat.
BuRLrsGToS, Vt Wednesday, April II 1855.
Fourteen inches Of snow fell here last night aud
this morning. AT r. tse thermo meter sto ID
ct So above zero. Abe ice on the Lake has com
uerced breaking up and crossing on il psvis unsafe.
CNoIssATI, Weouescsy, April H. 1853.
The water in the channel OF TIE river here is nine
feet ceep, End Il continues TO rise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

The Souter JohpDys of The Efpress are rock
ipa t. spd fro on their seats ia senseiess grnice
enc idlotic caccbication over the lubberiy via
pings Of SAM" Sunk TO the lowest level OF
politic,l mendcscy tsfy rushed fr,m oop'd sad
wirdow'd wretchedness into tbs y lie open DOR
of the Know. No,bings, where the, have been
hou'ed and fed ever titce. No begear from the
street, DO returning prodgs son fadog the way
to good quarters and fss liyiog, no repeats a.
Nsgdolen received back INFO good society, ever
felt tteir good fortune so much, expressed it
40 silly, as these rescued crOIes of The Express.
When d" Sam" ha, spent me foruae he is no v
,quaDderipg, they will take to the road sgan
with more scape gaows aspect shan even before.
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discuss them

MIcHIGAs.-In Hillsdsle, Lensree, Oikland
Branch, X Mt, and Calhoun Counties, the Re2ubli-
cans we're successful at the late election. Tney also
carried St Joseph ard Berrien Counties. Allegro,
Ipghsm, Wayne, Eaton Wasbtensw, Snisvassee
Monroe Jackson, Livingston snd Clinton Couutes
have gone Democratic mainly on account OF tskias
the Know Nothing issle
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FROM TIE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE

BOsTON, " eGhesday April IT, 800.
The bark SPrir gbok arrived at this port this morn
ing with Cape Of Good Hope dates to Feb. %.
There is no political news of importance.
An epidemic disease raging among horses, hun
dreds dying daily. 10 some localities not horse was
let alive
The Rev. John Scutder, Missionary Of the Aner-
csp Board in India, died near C.petosn, Afri,a on
tie 18th Of January, Of apoplexy lis had left Ms
dras, ard taken residence near CspetoTn, for the
benefit Of his health
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NON-ARRIvAL OF THE AMERICA.

HALIFAX, Wednesday, April III P. NJ.
heavy storm renders it almost impossible to con-
muuicate with the gestern Offices.
We have no tdipgs of the ste ,mship America, now
il Der 18th dag from Liverpool
BosroS, Wednesday, April lilo p. N.
III ere Is heavy storm here and along the esstern
wires, sra for hours past the telegrsphic COM
municaon has zen entirely Suspended east Of Port:
Ind.
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EXPEDITION AGAINST THE INDIANS

BUFFALO, "wednesday, April II 1855.
TIE 81. LOUIS Republican of Saturday contains
the general orders issued by the Government for a
military expedition against the Indians of the Plains.
The expedition lie to be under the command Of Gen.
Harvey The order develops tbs full strength Of tbs
execution and scope Of operations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12
RACES IN NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Wednesday, April 10. 1855.
In tie three mile which came of here to-day
Brown Dick beat Arrow. Time, 3Oi, and %, bet
since. Lecompte will probably be the receiver OF
the pure, but not run against Lexington the lith
pIoxlmo.
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good men in Ksn,.s, prepared for any emergency,
will defend il sgainst all odds. Send US no more
coIcOuss AMI towards, armed with big worts;
out serj Us sturdy workers sworn to the right
and Twin chile in cain coursg, Ksnsas c,o be
free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

Whatever nay be said Of the absolute right Of
the case, it eau admit of NJ doubt tha. national
comfy cannot refuse 20 sckno Wedge the prOprie-
~ VI yiglsnt suIyeillaI ce by Spanish ship Of
var over the vessels approaching the COST Of
Cuba from the United States. Tue Gov
trhmsn. Of Ibis Island has lately detected
profound aud extensive revolutionary con-
spirscy in which il is alleged, and no doubt
truly, that our fllibusters were extensively i'm
plicated. Alarmed by the wide rantca.ions and
character Of the proposed rising, the Governments
OF Spain snd of she leland have inside the most
yieilsnt e,ertons 70 suppress every branch OF the
irsurrectop, and 10 guard sgaost,j ts repetition
In pursuance Of this design, 1t ft.touei ships
Of wsr upon the coast TO and examine
suspicious craft OF all sorts ring the Cuban
waters. 10 prosecuting this precautionary
MEASURE sgsinst pirsticsl descent few of our
vessels have been visited By the Spanish cruisers
TO see whether ,hey were engaged in the prosscu-
ton Of legitimate trade or whether tsey we're
fllibusters in disgu'se, with loads Of loif-rs
in the hold, bent upon Plunder robbery, snd
murder.
IL is sid, and with great sho. Of truth, tbs.
our very vrsuous and liberty loving Administration
are indignant at the course pursued BY the Span
ish authorities. aud contemplate foray UPON that
island Gu their own hook. OF one thing We feel
sure: no honest merchant or ship-owner, trading
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ABOLIsHMENT OF LIQUOR LICENSES.

HARRIsBURGH, Pa, Wedsesday, April II, s55.
The bill TO abolish the whole system of liquor
Licences passed the House to-day by vote Of 81 10
q, ana has been sent 10 the Governor for his gns-
ture.
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DEPARTURE OF THE ASIA.

EosTos, Wednesday, April IL, 1855.
TIE Z. N. steamship Asia sailed from this port
shortly after u O'Clock to-day, with 1853 passengers
for Liverpool, and eish: for II .lifax She takes oa
se9o 600 ia American gold, and gas sterling in El-
elish silver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

wEILAsD CASAL.-We have the official announce
net. that the Weland Canal will commence filling
on The nth inst, and will be ready to pass vessels or
the i6h inst
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CHATTER ELECTION

LocEPORT, n Y, Wednesday, April II, 1855.
The entire American ticket has been elected here
~ az average majority Of five hundred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12
FAIRpANKs' SCALE WAREHOUSE,
No 1879 BKolDwAr..

Betsetu Dsy asd Cortlandt s..
Where be fOBa1 upward OF sevsnty different nofhcs
lions OF FAiEsASKs celebrated PLATFORM aud COUNTER
Scales Tht reputation whcb these scas have scqnred
yean asoto time has been based the pIn
cple and devstec from Of allowing none but
tosLdeser ComUsnies aud others requiring
Scales bnps % & .sd
derces upon which base claim. Tor superiority
,od 6sueesT s Sc Pos1 OFFICE
PATEkr BrAMs VEIGHrs MrAsURss ssOoPs &' AMI now
offer the trde and ct retail The most complete .'0ment
Of weighing apparatus 70 be found IN this ceubt5y
FNRsAsks Co RIO 1888 5roa-way
SPLENDID STATUE OF WAsTNGToN, (ful
lersb by the late eminent cupor T6on tos7ther with III
Fam as scies ard elegant Couay Seal now tie popert'
ofthe Assut Estate. will 30 sold BY MILLER 20 aac
i y osssi :. the Merchants hi'n'n'' % A AD "
ALBERT II. NICOLAY will hold his regular SEMI
WEEKLY SALE OF sTocxs AID aoSDs Ems DAY a,
ia O'Clock the MerehAots Exchange For further pirticu
lam his Advertisement 10 sooher coama Cata CUES
can Be obtained Of tos fiee. No BIo.d-M
NEW STYLES CATERS AND SHOEs.-WAT
KSs No. ia Fulton offer. superb as'orm9nt Of spring
styles Of h own which will really do SO, I'd
vice One pair Of WATKINS 'HoEs gill oaisa- two CT three
OF such psia 10 are 500 At othe- = sees "
CANTRELLs TWELVE SHILLING CATERS
with Customer, last week that he
to keep The DOOR ei0sd Tor tune 70 s'
: .nd i'Vn ooputI has Seeo ssaarsd b.
bic and ccpscieuticus dealing His t-eys shilling Ghrzas
hsr dsons torture His address No $50 8oTerY aud he
always happy t. welcome customers IS well As his old
ones
MOURNING MuLINERY.-C. L. BARTHoLo-
pleasure IN informing the public th't his stock o.
MILLINERY complete eonssoe otthe ,rEes
ard recherche exhibited In one establish
ment-eompspg everS novels, that Is possible 70 inveot
Our principal poyees being engaged from the hs houses
Ps always 10 advance Of any other ossbishnent
New Bonpe received by every steamer; and copies which
rival the originate introduced Ia showrooms daily
Eipers supplied with Pstt.rn Hats +. BARTHOLOMEW:
new Mourbing Store. No 55l Broadway
FRENCH CHINA FROM AUCTION-LOw PRICES
Dining Sets TIE. Sets TteA Ttte Sets Coffee CUPS Cologne
Bottles Match Boxes, Mantle Vases, Fruit ComPoHers
DAVIS CoLLAMOkE.
No Az Broadway Grand s-
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HERRIyG's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE PROOF

HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION FIRE-PR0OF
SAFES ~h Hsl. paen eOsser proof Locks The same ths
vera avGeec separate Medals the Worlds Fair Lo ndon
Isi and Worlds Far New YoIs 1855 and 81 and this the
Loeb only % sder proof Lock that received -d
n the London Words ss thsush Others exhibL
don and are asyerised Words Fs Locks" Tho sub
Ihsf and biz the ony authorized 20 1sss
aud se h patent Cham 2ion SAyr with Hss pseut ~der
proof I.oska g. c. HIRRINe, Green Block
Nos ISIS lS7 and lS9 Wafer ST. New Yoyt.
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A. w. FABER's LEAD PENCILS
MAYvrAcrvR1R's pEPor AT No. lSS WILLIAM.sT.,
NewYMk
A eornplete stock Of the above alwAys on hand
EBERHARD FABER, sole Agent.

LOOK AT THis-LAsT DAY-SlO only for two
desirable Bui6itg tots esch 251lN feet Farm Of from
acr,s These lots very pleasantly situated in the VIII
lAge Of RosevAe he north side OF The Long ,lsnd Rs
ROAD yer, the celebrated Lake Roukonkom. wh.re
large bos6Ug house SOW b-rg erected and her improve
ens are made Lots adjoining hitch have been cleared
aud improved sma sell at from $50 TO co.
pessarer healthier Place the Island The Lots 40
Farms are IA in shares and will be DIVIDED in few days.
$40 able 10 ms ailments two Building LOIS
Farm there ory loited number Of shares Apply n
meds,oly to CHAs Moop No. 2os Broadway where Pspe
and Pau phieb ~ be ob.Aired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

NEW STYLES CATERS AND SH0ES.-WAT-
KSs No. ia Fulton offer. superb as'orm9nt Of spring
STYLES Of h which will really do so I'd
vice One pair Of WATKINS 'HoEs gill two three
Of such psin 10 so'd At other secs
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1900 coo
WORTH or SPLENDID CARPETS.

1900 coo
WORTH or SPLENDID CARPETS.
LIT THIS BE YOUR GUIDE
ENGLISH VELVET CAsPETs, lHI and III per yard.
FxGLIsH TAPESTRY CARPETS II 81 and ~ pc yard
ESGLIsH THREE PLY CARPETS n and 81 per yard
FsLIsH IsesAis CARPLrs 81, A. 4i6 snd 81 per yard
ENGLISH OILcLoTHs s. and n p,ryafd
AMERICAN OILcLoTHs, 2i6 81 and A. Der yard
GoLD WINDOW SHADES IS 81 aud sc per psir.
TABLE COVERS. l2I 20 al, at
HIRAM AsDERsos's. No. % Bowery.
Mrs. PartngtOn wants TO know if thOse Ladies'
CATERS that 0oRNAS IL selling his store, No 100
Canal st. for l0 l2 i 1851 aud 1871 pair all OF his
manufacture, ard ftbey win vel Every lady who las
bought them snswer in the Affirmative.
JAMES LITTLE a. CO. have an excellent assert
meDt OF READY CLorHIsG made up under their
eyes, and quality Of sie and finish there Is eq1s
Goods order the notics No Az Bfoadwy
near CsDast.
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ALBERT II. NICoLAY will hold his regular SEMI
WEEKLY AUCTION SALE BONDS TINS DAY, a.
ia O'clock the Mereha Exchange For further pticn
Ian. see his Aivess nent ia soother coama Cata CUES
he obta ned at flee No { Brotd-H
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THOMAS FAVE CO
Nos a8 aud BTosdwsy Ss~York directly opposite the
City Sh4.)
Have constantly hard fell stock Of French and American
Psper Hsnsipgs Eorde Feboard Prints Curtain Papsrs,
Bed Tese statues Landscape &c, OF very s'yo kooT0
to the trade
Merchants IsyDs in their stocks buy o iSt hao3'
we manufacture trgcy imp0tt doc' ron FTeGh t'1-
facture for whom sol. SCENTS 10 the Uoitsd states
Ret Ieps-tGebt compie the iic6est ~ ss OF Deco
ratio Spf esl in potstio-s msSe when cesed ION or
did collection Of sspes Artistic Paper bsngoIs ut 20
any PAL, o. tn U.if.d st-tos
CARPETIsGs.- IL HUMPHREY, No.
30 B-oAdvay cor ae bs7s Just received rom he late
large large assortment Of Csrpedns, &C. which
.hsy viz cell a. a. follDSi Low Dric,g
Pich Velvet Cs-pet. ~ U Hi pNrTsrs
Rich Tapestry. 81 70 loi PEI Ys-a
Piah 8fr1es 81 gerysn
Three ply 81 70 81 per ysrd
IbgfaiD Lowell uiakeJbi
AL all Other soojs equally loo
PETERSON a. HUMPHREY.
Noe 81 and 97s 8r 1.d rsy
cAaPET oIL-CLOTHs ETC ere,
For sale % the most reasonable terms
CASH
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Rats don't die in their holes. but come out and
die ey using cosTAxs eaceiuL Rsi, CockfoA,h &c Ex
TEkMiNAroR Wholesale aud Retail D,pot No SSs sfotf
way New.York None genuine unl-ss signed by HENRY
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HoLLowAy's PnLs-The LIVER, the SToM-
the kIDNLYsThs celebrated medicine IL combined
act immsoatt he syoa oTg Of life not merely
estbsi,c but this grand remedy gives tone energy
apo vgOr the whole organic system Sod the Mauu'sc
torks No SO Ma3cnaue NewioIk and No 2i strand Ion
don aLd BY 81 DIuas " . cent? 81. ets and blx
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SpIFNnIn Static OF WAkmNGTON. {

Ter abb by the late eminent scupor tos7her With ID
Fam as scie) ard elegant Counry sea- mo-" To proper
tonees at the Merchants Exchange on FRIDAY April 49,
o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

ANTHONY j. BLEECkER, AUCTIOSEER.--in
addition to bis Rea Estate business the subscriber etab
lhed IN h office department for the sale Of eUsSITVRE
competent will b found 81 the dssk for the reception
OF orders the general supervision of that branch
ANTHONY J. SLEECKER. AnciionAer
nss) No 7Bro.d IT
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For FEvER AND AGuE-Indian CholagoCne.

SPRING OyEECoATs, and other garments suit
AZ, for the s.son eAn be 10 great variety " oors
Al sLyRrp HuSRos Co.'S Clothing Store, No al Broad
v.x In rriea and no deviatinn
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-10-11
B A N < ! N G
AND
EXCHANGE BUSINESS.


THE subscriber continues TO receive
/ depositesT on time, or to be repaid on
call.
Discounts Drafts, Bills of Exchange,
or notes of hand.
Draws Checks on any point in The
United States.
Furnishes Bills Of Exchange on the
principle commercial cities in Europe.
Makes collections in any part Of the
United States or Europe.
Buys and sells Gold. Silver, uncur-
rent notes, Land Warrants, County and
Corporation Orders.
Pays Interest on time deposites as
follows:
On Deposites at months, at the rate
of 8 per cent. per year:
On deposites at 6 months, at the rate OF
4per cent. per year.
On deposites at 9 months, at the rate OF
per cent. per year.
On deposites at l2 months, at the rate Of
6 per cent. per year.
N. B Office hours from 8 A. M. to
12 NJ, and from ] to 5 P NJ.
CHARLES HENKING.
Jan. 90, 1853.-1y
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-10-11

OKE OF LAFIrTE's HEROES CONE
Mr.. Pischop; for a great many years a
citizen of ST. Genevieve, died on Sunday
last. Hetwas often accused by per-
sons there, who were acquainted with
his early escapades, Of having belonged
to Laftte's band and fought under that
pirates flag. The charge was never
denied, and has Consequently assumed
the shape of truth. As he was howev.
er, good law-abiding citizen, no one
thought it necessary to interfere with
him. He had the appearance of a
weather-besten soldier, and his face and
hands bore the marks of many hard
fought battles.--Cape G;rardeau No,
Eagle. 1
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

The State Of Ohio, Gallia county. S. Sarah
Martin. VS. Charles Il. Martin. Court Of
Common Pleas.
THE said Charles n. Martin, is hereby noti-
! fed that on the 26th day of June, A.D. 1855,
Sarah Martin filed in the Clerks Offices of the
Court Of, Common Pleas, of said county Of
Gallia, in the Stale of Ohio, Petition praying
to be divorced from the said Charles 81. Martin
and alleging therein amongst cher things fol
cause, habitual Drunkenness and gross neglect
of duty towards her and her children, and ais
for maltreatment, and also praying among
other things that the marriage contractsubsis
ting between them may be dissolved, ant
that she may be restored to her maiden name
The said Charles Fl. Martin, is hereby fuIfhe
notified that the said Sarah Martin, will ap
ply at the next termof said Court for a divorc'
according to the prayer of her said petition.
EDWARD S. MENAGER, her atty.
September 27, 1S55-6w