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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-22

NanafactJry ~ iii trtr, Cincinnati, Ollie.
a. iNCE This sUTe5prF' fu~ has feet ref5rc the public.
: : now nrsrs tso NriEE hss been constantly gaining
fayer ard = nov pres-r the f4r famed
mold Fluid.
Daring ire PAST yssr tzs j .'ys,sI .rr all r: tct-
ties, together H zzEsily ls have sol!
10 Bankers aud EsrrdA.ts s1 Louisville. Pitts
burg, Buffalo CieFeiarl, etr- Trs U'ue. LtftFrtte,
Nashville, Menu his, -. Loas, JackscI Nat
chez aId New 1r.sg-E-
Il has a.so teg- aftsi IT,, >Ite 4rt1ess az Ken
tacty Tennessee aGi ,.ss->tsFi It las taken THREE
FIRST CLASS DIPLOMAS Mechanics Institutes Of Gin
einuat and louisville and Peur DIPLOMAS and rze Medals
Fairs held las: Fall n N.a I3E Ohio,
illinois,
SILVER MEDAL has Just asar he late State
Agricultural Var If New YORK held AZ & mira
, Tia following Banks AMI Merchants of Richmond.
have adopted J. J Hers Nerrautile Writing Fluid,
whom the manufacture respectfully refers.
Branch % the state Bank 81 Ii iiarA Richmond;
Peoples Bank.
EGton aud Hamilton spl Cincinnati and ChicagoR Z. r.;
Brown & Norroa. Wholesale C.ocsrsi
Kramer & Fletcher.
W W. Lyndc. County Treasurer Of Wayne county;
ssrattsu L Cofia, Thzdieus Wright.
E {. DenSlAn & 20 Johnson
q. w. Barnes Jason Ham
= IL Norman. Beard Siaex.
Richmond Palladium
Burbank & Brother Booksellers.
Holloway & Hauzhton
Brown s Morrow.
Kramer & Fletcher
L. Mccullough.
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Notice.

Ii persons knowing themselves indebted Beard
mex BY requested settle.
All those failing 10 viii find the
first OF January 1856 with the proper officers collection
BEARD n SINEX.
Richmond. November -. 1S55. 1871
Office is hereby given that the
1appointed sdniniStrator the oliver kiusey,
laeof Wayne ccarty deceased. All persons
said requested immediate
those Ia wing claims the present
them duly authenticated settlement estate sup
posed to lie soI,eat- JAMES NJ. POE AJal-r.
November -. 1855.
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NOTICE

hereby given that T. Norton Davis ane Of the firm
| Of Witt Horg-worth & Co, Of the Dublin Foundry
in the town Of babn, Navne county, la3 will proceed
to ss!l the 81 by Of December. 1850 between the
hours Of 10 ard O'Clock sud day, the door OF said
Foundry the highest bidder let II Dirt Car Wheels
and Shafts which deposited with s to be repaired
by Det;rsfg and which has remained a hand twelve
months after the eeuis 7te q sad repairs and the
amount due thereon rec uugaid
NORTON DAVIS.
o. THE 5rn q W.-., iel.in. " 5rth y 60
November % l-t5 4g-tf
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Real Estate for Sale.

THE Undersigned the agent of the heirs of John
Reid, late Of y ayae county, Indiana, deceased Of
ers 70. sale for third cash down the residue
ressons Bile payments seventy Of land living
about miles ncrth west Of kisamcr1, il said
county. The land IS under good cultivation. Also
lot No. Isi in tina. part Of Richmond iaia of by John
Smith This lot lies the Of Main and Sixth
streets ani has small story brick dwelling
house CHRISTIE B. HUFF.
November is. 1855 ss--f
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

4 Ny person wishing To pay their State and County
Tax, leaving their names with Geo ". Barnes,
No 81 Main street Richmond viii have their receipts
forwarded to him for payment thereby saving and
money W. ". LYNDE, treasurer w c.
CentervilIe, November p, 1855 49-tf
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RLsC SALE.

ILL be sold the residence subscriber one
mile north @! Richmond Thurs ils- Of
December neNt.one old colt, young
t!e stoc. ho-s, the shet EIpe
nents, household and kitchen furniture.
menca at 10 o'clock said Twelve credit
all three dollars be given tie purchaser
giving note with APPROX Ell security. JOHN STARR.
Noyember %. lHS5 co.
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Fs~ r. Jackson. at the New York Sore,
is almost daily adding to his stock Of Winter
Goods. Although his sales are large he is
able to supply almost every demand in his
line
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Death Of Mrs. Nancy Rothernei.

1t meeting Of Crystal Fouat Circle No. :,
held on the evening of the Il h inst committee
consisting Of Mrs. Nancy Paxson. Mrs r. 7. Wick
ers and Mrs Eliza Scott. were appointed to pre-
pare resolutions in reference 10 the decease Of SIS
Ter Rothermei The committee submitted the
following which was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, It has pleased an Ali-wise Provi-
dence to take from among as, onr sister NANCY
RoTHERuEI, late a member Of this Circle, We can
but express our deep regret that one possessed of
50 many virtues-so uniformly kind Ia all her inter
course amable in disposition, and so devotedly al
tached to the principles efour Order, should have
been so early taken from US; yet we bow in sub
mission to the viii Of Him who does all things
Alright Let not mourn, but emulate her viz
tues, cherish her memory, end cur setting sun may
be as peaceful as hers
Resolved, That we tender 10 the bereayed
frioris Of our deceased sister, oar warmest sympa-
thy IN this their hour Of afflictiou.
Resolved, That copy of this preamble and
resolution be furnished the friends OF late SIS
ter, and also Published in the city papers.
DiED--At her residence. (Mt Vernon. Iowa
on the It'll inst Mrs Mary CrLnEEr.ox daugh-
ter Of Henry Hoover, Richmond, Ind, in the 42d
year Of her are
There friends shall meet again,
Who have loved
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la Watson's Gallery is the place to OBJ
tain lihenesses in the best style of the Daguer
reian art. Call at rooms opposite the Cit
liens Bank
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Richmond Prices Current.
CORRECT TED WEEKLY BY 7. y. YOUNG,
Dealer IA all IkiEh, OF Country Pr ca Z
WANTED.

.Fg- At Friends boarding School, Cook, and two
three Female Assistants. Germans would be prefer
red Enquire Of d HUNT, Superintendent
llth month, %, 1855. 49-tf
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- FRET Woods lair Restorative is said to
possess capillary virtues truly astonishing. We
10 no; knew that this is the same remedy maiden
laas was applying TO her head, AMI spilled por-
ZION on her cheeks just before going 10 bed aud
"as as'Snished next morning when CHANGING at the
gas 70 behold two enormous whiskers it had pro
uaced on her face during the night; but one thing
: certain, i i worthy Of trial by all who have
itoe or no hair the top Of their heads, in the
pace where the hair ought TO grow" Its TO be
had at MeCulloughs Drug Store see advertise
uent in another column, and try it.
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l. Theism
g. Marcus TuIius Cicero.
3. The Position Of Woman in Barbarism
and among the Ancients.
4. Evangelical Teaching: DR.. Cumming.
5. Drunkenness not durable by Legislation.
6. The London Daily Press.
Z. Contemporary Literature.
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!Mrs J. BUrLER's MsEc aSrILr WRIrISs rLrrp.-
We are using this very superior and fine fswing VII
'ns Fluid and far cur Judgment goes accord 10
high degree Of merit--the fact that its sxceen,
saAtes are certified to by ffteen hundred bankers and
merchants CT the South and West to us su abuudsnt
evidence q It's Intrinsic value. What more need bs
aea IA an INK than that should always freely
avg tas pen, assume beautiful jet black appearance,
% 50 permanent ard durable in its character that
s's the action Of acids and alkaies we should like 10
s, Il IA, from its permanently, the only Ink that
!, 1'a oe used for County and State Reserds, Deeds
sases ana "is-in shavt, all papers that are valu-
Se. 4; is well calculated for Bankers, Drafts. Check.
we Art Of the forser cannot change the writing
de'set'oa For rany years prominent rner-
and bankers have been using foreign ink for this
s@i'se' Ahey may now supply themselves with .
ar'ieie just as good, at much less cost We
A.as eur friends, oas and all, viii encourage it. See
i'erasersnt Of the manufacturer in another ,sIa,,
Of eur paper
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r. E. HAUGHTON, n. D,

"OULD respectfully inform the citizens OF kieh-
w mond and vicinity, that he Is prepared 70 aftene
all professional business entrusted 20 his care All
calls carsfeily and prom pity attended to
n Orfce in the Drug store formerly owned by Dr.
PIumner Residence frs, door en- Pearl street
October IL 1855. z3C
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Nyy MARKEr Housg-We are informed that
do opepjng Of the new Market House, is to take
MACE on Christmas morning. Mr.. Paxson is ma
king large preparations for important an event IN
cur growing city He has purchased OF George
Davidson The Beef vmch has taken several premi-
ans at State ard County Fairs. weighing Z2Oo
,onpds. He has offered premium of a SILVER
crY fer the best Lamb brought to him previous
nthat time, he paying liberal price for the lamb,
md Giving the Cup TO the owner of the best one
n addition. The lambs to be judged at the mar
tst house on Christmas morning, and the one Ia
hing the premium will be sold at auction between
sand 10 o'clock on that morning. Mr.. Paxson
has also procured for that occasion the "fatted
calf premium mutton, roasters, and other things
which will make the finest display of fresh meats
ever offered in this market. Lovers of the good
things of this world, invited to be present aud
I'll their baskets with those things which make the
heart glad and lie face to shine.
Mr. Paxsou, with an enterprise we hope to see
rewarded, is making large additions to his slaugh-
tering establishment. lie is also building pork
house smoke house, and other convenient build
nes for the purpose Of killing and putting NJ pork
for eur citizens for their own use Many families
have each fall two or three hogs and find frequent
II much trouble in having them properly butcher
ed ard dressed Mr.. Paxson will take them from
their pens, and return the product in lard, bacon,
or any other form it may be desired. Success to
the enterprise,
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4 extra lot Of Chrome Green:
IN Yellow;
Just received and fer sale by
L H. MCCULLOUGH.
July e. No A. Mar street.
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WESTMINSTER REvIEw.-We have Just re-
ceived this able quarterly from the American
publishers Leonard, Scott d Co. Its con-
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BONNETs, RIBBO rs, at

BONNEIS, KIBBO rs. AZ.
MRS. A. D. WOOLMAN,
70 s South Pearl street, Richmond.
EyY. receiving from the city the lar est. q
We finest and varied assortment of Milit = -
VA merry Goods that have been able TO offer &>~
TO My will be found consist OF the
splendid styles OF goods, presenting
Flowers. &C. Of the most magniacsntae
scrpton and by thing heretofore offered
this city. Ny price, determined, shall continue lo
and such place within the u
the opportunity for indniging the taste for that
portan article female dress, Bonnet, Of fultess style
finish. have large stock OF Ready
Made Bonnets, constantly on hand
PLAIN HoNNT-TS
call the of tendsto large assortment,
plain frame and casing Bonnes Please call and
inc stock before purchasing.
Richmond. September p. 1855. 4i-ft
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richmond Pump. Sash. Blind a
Door Nanufa Glory.

Joseph DICKINSON has bought the stock on hand
. he Sash and Door Factory, carried on heretofore
y. ri. Pump Manufaetory, and has employed eompe-
-. var,men in the line, and will hereafter carry on
~ h;nes. in all it's branches in connection with the
-, busiress. Orders for sash, Blinds DoorFrames,
pams. Lead ODD Piping, will be properly attended
u At reasonable prices.
eslI work from establishment viii be warranted
. rive satisfaction considerable stock of the above
.;.lss nowon hand I'd mo. 18th, 1855.
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Jefferson Township

Hill, Jamo1 ...
McDayitt, George ...
do do
do do -...
Meek, Jacob. .....
Owens, Thaieus .....
do DO .----.
do do .-
Plummer, Joseph 5 .....-..
do do ~
Ramur, Jno. A
Roland. John. ..-..
do do ...
brrf-h. w "
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-30
NEW STORE AND NEW GooDsl
HAT, CAP, AND GENTLEMENs FUR
NISHING ESTABLISHMENT. "A


HAT. CAP, AND GENTLEMEN'S. FUR
NISHING ESTABLISHMENT.. III
THE Undersigned having at great ex-
il ,pense fitted up in splendid style Store No.
332. Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets north SIDE have the honor 10 announce to the
citizens Of the District members Of Congress, stran-
gers and the public generally, that they are now
opening, and have ready for inspection, superior
and fashionable stock of such articles are usually
found in first.class Gentlemen's Furnishing Esab-
lishment. They enumerate, In part ~. 49,
Leary's, Beebes, Genin's, and other fashionable
: STYLES of Dress Hats ~
Felt Hats for men and boys, all sizes, shapes,
~ and prices a. 20
Navy black, and fancy Cloth Gaps, for men and
q boys 915 $40 cf&C .S y -
UNDERSTANDS and Drawers, Of silk lambswool
Shaker flannel, Teviot and Scotch wool, Cash
mere merino, net cotton, Canton flannel, &c.
(soine extra large, Of all qualities aud prices.l
Dress Shirts Of linen and cotton, with plain aud
French wristbands
Gloves, Stocks Ties, Cravats, Suspcnders, Ho.
siery Of all kinds real Hot
Pocket Handkerchief, DC. ~ Lsrsa rtF
Dressing Robes Smoking Coats and Caps
Gentlemen's Shawls Muiilers and Gauntlets
Canes Umbrellas Toilet Articles, dc.
All Of which they respectfully solicit an exanina-
ton, feeling confident that several years experiences
in this business will enable them TO present induce
ments TO all who may favor them with call
Fair dealing and moderate prices may be relied
''''' GEO. II. b. WHITE & cos,
No. 332, Penn. ay., bet. 9th and 10th streets
nov 3o-codlmif
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We learn from an exchange that a Wright
organ is soon to be started at indianapolis, Ia,
to advocate the claims Of the Hon. Jesse d.
Bright to the Presidency. Another opportunity
win thus be afforded to the Washington Union
to issue another bull against the privilege Of
the country people to think for themselves,
and TO differ with it in regard to the fitness Of
the present Executive for the post which he
now fills. Come, Mr.. Union, anathematize
this Bright organ forthwith, or else it may in
jure the prospects Of Pierce for the succession.
The people---the country people--simple-heart-
ed creatures are growing FESTIVE, and If you
do not Immediately quell this characterization
Pierce will surely be defeated. You have sue
cessfuIly quieted the impctuous Dsllasites,
come, sound the alarm and the small fry who
are fed from the post offices and custom-houses
viii pounce upon this bantling ere it escapes
fr@ss the nest In which IL is hatched, and crush
it. Where is Forneyf Is he still absentfrom
his post? The Vatican is desolate without his
"fresenoe" Come, let us have the bull. II
win need a "bull, rampant and roaring, to ar
rest Bright in the onset Clear the track, for
".Jordan ia hard road to travel"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-30

TIE Hoo MaRKKr.-Buyers, yesterday, says the
Louisville Courier Of the 9th instant offer
ing se rs and SO so net for hogs, and a drover
from Lincoln county refused &c so for a lot Of five
hundred light hogs. We hear Of a sale of two hun
dred and ffty hogs at se SO from the hooks, and
sale Of the product Of five hundred hogs at IA
cents for green shoulders, and cents for hams,
and 10 IL cents for the lard.
Messrs. Hull, Hunt, x Co, at their mammoth
pork house, killed and hung up 5000 hogs, aver
aging $40 and $50 pounds. This Is big days
work. They had 1900 left over in pen Huffman
& Co. killed 500 hogs, and had 500 in pen. A. s.
White q Co. killed $50, and had 1000 in pen.
Hamilton, Ricketts, d Co., at Jacksonville, yes
ierdsy, we're killing hogs, with full number in
pen. The other houses have not yet com menced
killing.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-30

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD BRrpeE
DESTROYED Br FIRE.---We learn, from the Augusta
Chronicle andS Sentinel Of Saturday that Eve spans
Of the bridge over the Tennessee river, on the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, were con-
sumed, Thursday, by fire. This Is not only a seri.
GUS loss to the company, hut, in the present low
state Of the river must necessarily produce great
cmbarrassment TO transportation Of produce, and
detention TO the mails and travel IL will require
some months to restore tho structure. good
nsvigsbla river will however, very much relieve
the embarrassment caused by the disaster, as the
boats can then reach Chattanooga daily, and viii
transport freights and passengers TO and from
Bridgeport tF4
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INV osIrAss MAIL VIA rnx ILLsoIs crsrsAI.--

NEw OaIEAss MAIL VIA rm ILLINOIS CEsrRAL.--
The New Orleans papers, annoyed by the repeated
failures Of the mail, says there Is another route by
which the mail matter from Now York and east Of
New York, can bs brought 70 New Orleans punctu-
ally within six days, or six and-a-half days. Aju.
dicious arrangement with the railroads already In
operation from New York, via Buffalo, Detroit and
Chicago, or by the lower route pia Cincinnati, oan
deliver the New York mails at Cairo in three days,
and line Of proper steamers can deliver them at
New Orleans in three days three and half days,
regularly and with certainty. M
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-30

NOBLE CoNDUcT or SLAyE,--In Charleston,
South Carolina few days ago, as an elderly lady was
returning home from church, she was assaulted by
two drunken men In Limehouse street. Asblow
was aimed at her by one Of the party, with large
stick, when colored boy, the coachman Of A. II.
Brown, Esq, jumped between them, and received
the blow on his own head, which caused deep
and painful cash. The parties were Immediately
arrested and carried to the guard house.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-30

The American party, says an exchange, is every
where coming out as an open organization, upon
the broad platform of the Union, the constitution
and It's compromises, and maintaining the great
patriotic doctrine that Americans should rule
America. The march Of this great national
party is onward. In fact, il promises soon TO
be the only strictly national party In the country.
No fears of dissolution Of the Union need be
apprehended when it achieves power. 1t viii
bind the States together with hooks Of steel,
that no power, whether domestic or foreign, can
break WA tro
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Department News.

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT Agricaltural Division
of the Patent Office ntcresting Department.
Messrs Charlwood Cummins extensive dealers
Of London have presented to this Office thirtytwo
varieties of cabbage seed, with the understanding
that they should be sent to every State and Terri
tory in the Union for experiment. with view OF
testing their adaptation to the soil and climate |;
said experiments TO be conducted as uniformly as
practicable, and the result made known to the
public in the form Of report. We are happy to
learn that these seed have been distributed with
an appropriate circular In the manner prescribed
above. This, It viii be remembered, is the second
instance that they have presented this Office with
seed for similar object The advantages which
may result from these experiments are obvious
they will not only point out to the cultvator what
varieties are best suited to his locality but win en-
able the seedsmen Of this country to import or
raise such seed for general use. z
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-30

.BAnrp.-The Atlantis Republican says that J.
q. Wright the travelling mail agent, who was sf-
rested some days since for robbing the mail, and
Of which offence he confessed himself guilty, has
been admitted TO bail by tho inferior court Of De
KsIb county, on a bond Of $4,000.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-30

Recently in trial in jackson North Carolina)
Superior Court, Judge Manly held that person
protesting the doctrines of Universasm was an In
competent witness, and, in accordance with that
decision, ruled out two or three Witnesses, The
decision gave rise TO some indignation among those
who profess the doctrines Of the Universalist
church. Hst
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-30

The Governor General of Cuba has published
two DEGREES, as chief Of the treasury Of the Island
Of Cuba--the first, exempting vessels taking min
era coal to that island from the payment Of certain
port dues; and the second, exempting vessels
leaving ports Of Cuba completely laden with mo-
lasses. f s s.as tNn tH
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-30

The body Of Edward Neville, proprietor Of Kings
County Hotel, williamsburg, has at last been dis,
covered in the water His teeth had been knocked
out, and his person robbed Of large sum Of mo
ney which he had at the time Of his disappear
ance. II was doubtless to obtain this that be
was murdered.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-30

THE HERxrrAee- The bill which has been In
troduced in the Tennessee Legislature to purchase
the hermitage in the name Of the State, proposes
10 establish an agricultural and military school at
that place---the purchase 70 require the issue q
state bonds to an amount not more than 100000.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-30

MURDER WILL OUr.r--0n Saturday last, Jas.
McNaIy was committed TO jail in Boston, Masss-
chusetts, charged with the murder OF Charles ..
Smith, d trader, in that city, about i've years ago.
Alter, the murder, McNally fed TO Canada, where
he remained undiscovered until few days ago,
when he was arrested In Toronto. na
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-30
death OF Judge Douglas.

We learn that telegraphic despatch was re-
ceived this morning, announcing the death Of
Stephen A. Douglas. Senator from Illinois.
We noticed in one Of our exchanges this morn.
ing that great fears Of his death were enter
tanned by his immediate friends around him.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-30

We learn that some of the officers Of the
House Of Representatives are endeayoring to
secure the votes Of American. members, by tell
ing them they are Americans We hope the
American members will ascertain the facts in
relation to these men, before they commit them
selves. We know that the present Doorkeeper,
Postmaster, Clerk and Sergeant-at-Arms, are
as bitter anti-Amcricans as any in this city, or
elsewhere.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-30
Land warrants have again declined five cent

Land warrants have again declined five cents
per acre, the following being the ruling rates
paid to-day, November BOTH viz
cos and 120's 10 "a per acre.
sos and 1905 e8 !,
Orders are still held back from the West,
and, owing to the large supplies on hand, q
further decline may be expected In Now
York, we understand that the ruling rates were
much below the above, the brokers reluctantly
buying at any price.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-30

REMARKABLE EXEMPTION FROM FrRKs.--The to-
tai loss Of property by FIRE in the city Of New Ha.
ven, Connecticut, during tho year ending septem-
Der 10TH 1855, amounts to only si7, 2es, on which
there was an insurance Of ,oe6. Insurance
risks ought to be low there. Hf