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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-10
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR CA

l MAI p0ATS nU1nTrn OI OSm NJ, - :,
HORSES, &c-As Trustee in deed of trust, dated
9th Nov, 1854, from Eustace & Appleyard, duly re.
corded in Richmond Hastings Court, shall proceed
site the office of Messrs. Eustsce l. AppIeyard on
MONDAY, the 18th January. 1855, at the hour Of IL
O'Clock, the following Canal Boats nearly new ard
in good running order, viz: The "Keystone," "Old
Dominion" "Old North State" and s1ittle Tennes.
see"
ALsO-13 Mules, Horses with Gearing, Ropes.
and all ether appurtenances belonging to said boats
and teams
Terms cash, or its equivalent.
w. d. SIMS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIS APpERsoN, Auc.s.
JAZZ
P. S.-Will be sold at the same time and place
three very superior young Mules one of which
finely to buggy. Terms at sale. ia 10
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TRUST SALE OF CANAL ROA

I 'nOOI DALE OF CANAL BOAT
L KEYSTONE" AND TEAM AND APPUR.
TENANCES.-Pursuant to tue provisions of deed
of trust executed by John Appeyard to me- as Trus-
tee for Anne App!eyard, dated the l4th day Jam
the Richmond Husting s Court, shall. on MONDAY.
the 18th of Janua'y, 1855, at IL o'clock M, at the
ton to the highest bidder for ready money the Ca.
nal Boat, called the KEYSTONE, with Teams and
appurtenances thereunto belonging in order salts
fy the debt secured by the said deed.
de23 THOS. J. EVANS. Trustee
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TRUST ELS SALE.-STOCK OF
Il CLOTHING, STORE FIXTURES, &c, AT
AUCTION in pursuance OF the power invested In
me, Trustee, shall sell at public Auction, on
MONDAY Morning, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock. at the
store of Mes,rs Lsrus Shine, IA Main the resi-.
due of the stock of Clothing, &C., belonging to Mr.
VIM. II. BspGon
TERMs-Under 500, cash; 500 ami over, a credit OF
three months, for approved paper
VIM. II. LYONS, Trustee.
LAFUs l. SHINE. Aucts las
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THE GRIsI AND MARIO CONCERT.

The GRlSl AND MARIO CONCERT.
WAsHlNGToN, JAN 9.-The concert by Gri
81 and Mario, last night, was attended by
President Pierce and a portion of his family,
Gen. Scott, Secretaries Dobbin, Cushing,
Guthrie and McCleland. The audience was
large, and seemed to be highly pleased
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATER FROM HAVANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 5-The steamer ga
hawba has arrived here with Havana dhtes
to the I'd inst
The steamer Princeton had returned TO Fla.
vana, after an unsuccessful sea..ch for the u.
). sloop of war Albany.
The trial of Estramps, for fillibustering, is
progressing. He declares that no one but
himself is implicated.
The captain and mate of the schr. John
White. will probably only be charged with
smuggling.
1t is thought Concha will pardon Estramps
if he is convicted
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TRUSTEES SALE OF CANAL BOAT

SALE OF CANAL BOAT
= LITTLE TENNESSEE" AT AUCTION
by virtue OF deed of trust to me- executed by Eus.
duiy recorded in the Hastings Court, Richmond. /
shall proceed to sell at public auction on the Basin
bank, in the city of Richmond, near the Office of
Eustace Appleyard, the Canal Boat Little Ten.
nessee," with its sppurtensnces.
The sale will take place on MONDAY, the 18th of
January, 1855, at IL O'Clock NJ
Terms cash: E: J. PICOT, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APpERsoN Aucts.
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THE OLD SOLDIERS, CONVENTION

THE Old SOLDIERS CONVENTION
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The Old Soldiers
met in Convention again this evening, and
appointed committee of their body to re-
main in Washington during the present ses
sion of Congress, to protect their interests.
flag was presented to them by the ladies
of Albany N. Y. 1t was delivered by Col.
Taylor of New York, with handsome speech.
Speeches were also made by Elk Gov. Rit.
ner Mr.. Taliaferro of Virginia, and others.
The meeting was very interesting
Thurlow Weed was in the procession yes
| terday
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BY uUDDlN 4 APPERSOl

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
i LOT ON BAKER STREET As trustee IN
deed dated l4th July, 1858. from Anna Maxfeld to
the subscriber, duly recorded In Richmond Hastings
Court shall sell at public suction on the premises
on WEDNESDAY,, the 10th day of January, 1855, II
fair If not the next fair day. commencing at clock
House aud Lot on the South side of Baker street.
to St. Peter street, fronting 10 feet, running
back $50 feet to alley, and in the occupancy
of said Maxeld The title is belisved to be perfect
ranty.
The terms win be made known at the time of ale
MICAJAH BATES, Trustee
Sale to be conducted by 49, ~
GODDiN APPERSON, Aucts
p. Sat the same time and place. the adjoining
lot No. 8. will be sold. fronting Is feet on Baker a
running back about $50 feet to alley.
DE- II g. 4 A.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMs
TRUSTEES SALE.-Bv virtue oe

'huSIEES SALE.--By virtue of a
Il Deed of Trnst executed to me by John Ann,s
yard dated the Sd day Of January. 1854 and dni, re-
cordsd in the Clerks Office of the Hustngs Cont NJ
the City of Richmond shall proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, at public Auction, for cash on the
Basin Bank, ia the city Of Richmond near the Office
of Eustace Appleyard, on MONDAY the 18th dav
of January, 1855. 2 Canal FREIGHT BOATS, called
the Keystone and the Old Dominion" together
with the Teams attached and belon cling to the said
Boats. consisting of MULES and HORSES, and
all the Tackle, Furniture and equipments belonsing
to, or used with, the said Bpsts.
C. @. GRISWOLD. Trustee.
TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts ia 5-dtds
GALE OF CANAL BOAT "OLD
~ NORTH STATE" AT AUCTION, UNDER
TRUST DEED.-By virtue OF a deed of trust f,om
Eustaee Appleyard, dated 7th March. 1854. duly
Iecordea 10 Richmond Hastings Court / shall. a.
Trustee therein named, proceed to sen at public
sactop, on the Basin bank. in the city of Richmond
Boat "Oid North State" with its appurtenances
The sale will take place on MONDAY, the 18th of
January, 1855, at the hour of IL O'Clock M.
Terms cash E. T. P!COT Tru.tee
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-WilI be
"A sold at auction, on THURSDAY, the 18th inst
commencing at IL O'Clock, at the Blacksmith Shop
formerly occupied by the late VIM McLaugflin all
the Tools and other mpleme It's of the said McLaug
lin necessary for carrying on the Blacksmith and
WheelwTlght business large scale. Amongst
which will be found one fo ar horse power STEAM
ENGINE. in running order; one large size PUNCH
ING MACHINE, made by Washburn l. Pratt; four
large BELLOWS and four ANVILS two square
taper MANDRILLS, measuring % inches; and three
round do. do.
TERMS made known on the day of sale.
THOS. FAHERTY, Administrator
js 1-dtds of VIM Mclaughlin decd
q Sale to be conducted by ALEX. NOTT, Aucts
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CILKSi SILKS!-We call the attention of
~ Ladies' in want OF rich Dress Silks to present
sssortment consisting of choice patterns Plaid
and Brocadei also plain Black, Plaid, Brocads and
Striped Silks, which will sell at greatly reduced
PRICES. J MILLTiISER & BRO,
iao 1o3 Broad street.
NNHE PATENT ROTARY SMOOTH
n ING lROES--as exhibited at the Fair of the
Mechalics Institute, will be delivered TO those who
engaged them by Us. We have also supply OF them
on hand which for sale at manufactuTers pr ices.
The ladies' are especially invited to examine them.
STEBRiNE & PULIEN,
noI l0i Broad ut.
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE

Un NJ =. y - 1n1C C,rU -I aD o.I
parties, and in conformity with the provisions of
Deed of Trust, dated I'd January, 1884 and recorded
in HeErico County Court, will be sold on THURS.
DAY, 18Th of January, 1855, at IL O'Clock NJ, upon
the premises, the land conveyed in said Deed ing
tact of land lying West of and to the city Of
ing 7St and adjoining the lands of r. r. Duval
r. d Mitchell and others.
This land is beautifully situated; portion heavily
wooded, with improvements, &c, and will probably
be divided into several parcels to suit purchasers.
TEKMs-As stated in the Trust Deed, require cash
sufficient to pay expenses of sale and S27I4 2 with
interest from the LIST of January 1885, S. ia 25 with
interest from the LIST of January 1884, payable 1st Of
January, 1856; and the remainder PAYABLE as the
grsntor in the said Deed of Trust may direct but
is probable, however. that arrangement more ia
vorsbie to purchasers may be made. IByrequest OF
the Trustees TAYLOR WILLIAMS
Auctioneers.
AFTER the sale of the land will be sold
4 ine young MULES, l good WAGON, superior
Mich COWS, l HORSE, &c. T. W.,
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY KENT. PAINF 4 KFNT

" AT AUCTION. AT THE DoCK.-1n I'm +.
DAY 18th Inst, at III lower shed at the Doat nm
mencipR at l0t O'Clock, we will sell the cargo 81 he
schr. Louisa Dyer, from New CLEANS, with ''o
l8l hhds. me new crop SUGARS
20 bbs do do MOLAsSES
TERM.-Uuder 500 cash; over SI0o, four months
credit, for approved negotiable psper
CHAS r. WORKMAN co.
Sale conducted by Messrs. KENT, PAINS q KENT,
Aucts, ia IO-9t
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TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.

OF OF LAND IN MANCHESTER,
IL AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY 18th January. at
O'Clock P NJ, upon the premises will be sold a
Lot of Laud, in the town of Manchester, at the cor
of Hull and Allen streets, fronting 10 feet on
Hull street, end running back 100 feet Allen ct
After which, viii be sold lot of Old Bricks, new
Window and Door Frames.
Terms cssh. TAYLOR & WILLIAMS,
jas Aucts.
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WANTED-Three Apprentices wanted
at the above business. A., B. p.
"a
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VALUABLE BRICK TEN EMENT
ON FRANKLIN STREET AND LOCUST
ALLEY, AT AUCTtON.--On WEDNESDAY, 18th
January, st3t O'Clock, P. NJ upon the premises, will
be sold that trick Tenement and Lot at tn e south
east corner of franklin street and Locust alley,
occupied by Mrs. Bailey Boarding House. Its
central location and good arrangement renders the
property desirable residence for persons engaged
in business in the ne'ghborhood.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance at 4, and II
months with interest added and secured by trust
deed. Taxes for the presen. year to be paid by the
purchaser.
iag TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS Aucts
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON
- CHURCH HILL. AT THE CORNER OF
18th AND X STREETS. AT AUCTION. On MON.
AY, 18th January. at 81 o'clock, P. M, upon the
premises will be sold beautiful lot of ground the
the new Baptis church al ad joining the residence
of Mr. George Woodfn, fronting 50 feet and running
back $50 feet to an alley Il feet wide
TERMS: One-third cash balance at and months
with interest added and title retained and if desired
the purchaser have the benefit OF loan of $500
on the lot, obtained from Building Association.
jag TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02
A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.

the family
rising generation In view of the ndelb character early Impressions
the Importance Of giving the impulses
goa pains will be taken to admit nothing that shall have
shall
Ing love Of reading and love Of virtue Much the "many the
shall
the family that read Hence shall poor people to
take instead sconnung
the curtaiment
intellect of the child, for the sake Of saving few dimes
We expect make selections and publish such original
make the visits Of the American welcome tho elder
And while choice selections shall exclude thing
advertising columns that shall perncu We
know It, advertise pernou book medicine
hundreds dollars
shall
living this business without aiding gamblers er rolng high
will try woodsawng something else Too much
been devoted the single OF trying do good begin this late
to promote vice and immortality, for the sake Of pelf
We do that pessed regards
children will patronze The Of
that binds the yoke him must supported
carries with Others welded
sake Of eighty will DOLLAR
only worthless being made tho
tanning m Objectionable u theatres and dramhop
dear take
ofeeonom will be We hope make
Its entire addition TO all other
Indiana American., 1855-03-02
Turning the Tables.

The Springfield. Mass. Rsps5ii-
can reports: About the time Of the late
State election. and while party spirit
ran high, an energetic Know Nothing
canvasser had, in fiery speech. de-
livered in Millville. in Worcester coun-
ty, worked the foreign population up
70 . point ofindignation past all indur-
ance. The day following. as a crowd
of Irishmen were collected in the street,
brooding over their fancied injuries, a
gentleman named Holden, noted for
eccentrcity, advanced among them, and
to their great delight. commenced a
violent denuciation Of the new party.
Beneath his magic influence. the alien
audience became, in their own estima-
ton, the pillars Of our republic, and
as he warmed in his subject, Know
Nothingism withcred 10 a bare name
under his scorching touch. while cheer
after cheer burst from the excited
throngnowr rapidly Increasing. Who.
asked he, "build our railroads?'
"1rishmen" was the enthusiastic re-
ply. "Who build our state prisons
and our aims houses? "frishmen;'
thudered a hundred voices. "Who
yrLL themf' Waiting in vain for a
reply. their whilom champion. cleneh-
ing his fists. shouted: "Irishmen-
you devils-Irishmen u
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

During the late exciting political
campaion the Democratic party was
CHARGED with being the Whisky party
of he State. We believe it is conce-
ded that the democrats have the ma
;or;tv IN the Indiana Senate. This
body gave the lie to the false charge
on yesterday, by passing the Temper
ance bill as reported from the CON-
mittee on that subject, without sin
ole amendment.
II is said to be strong law. We
hope. should il pass the House, that il
win have the effect to put . stop to
the evils Of intemperance.--Ssnf,nsI.
From this il would appear that the
Democratic party intend to claim the
Prohibitory Law as theirs. We infer
the same from remark in the commu-
nication from our correspondent "vin-
dex," who does not, it appears, per-
sonally endorse the law. But he
thinks the Democratic party will sweep
the state, in consequence Of this law,
by at least 10000, two years hence
An history having shown that the OPP
ponsnts Of prohibitory laws get beat
worse and worse every year, we infer
that the Democracy intend to take
time by the fore-lock, and adopt this
Law as theirs. Success 10 the Democ-
racy, and many thanks for giving US
20 good q law.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02
T E R M s :.
INDUCEMENT TO CLUBS.

At the prices provisions to clubs
any size tor less than two dollars year just much
their respective localities will send ny
Master other who will send the
the
hope will carefully subscribers are regarded
Mns and Odd Fellows and benevolent will
doubt orphan widow by calling their attention
to our terms in regard them II they are too to raise dollar
once enoughn their Immediate neghbohoods or that
Be remembered haw ask take the
though receives neither county coporat patronage Yet we have
to believe that will do themselves
the Of such rather cheap
pers Of other states
Indiana American., 1855-03-02
Spttial Notitts.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR LUNGS,


IF you do NOT ,cish 10 die Of Consun.p-
ton.
Pittsburgh, April 10, ief7.
Mr.. X. II. sellen-Dear Sir; Ihave on several
occasions expressed TO you personally, the high
estimation In witch, from having used II several
years In my family, | hold your "Imperial Cough
Syrup, have never known IL 10 fail In reiiev-
ing Coughs, Colds, or oppression Of the Lungs,
when used promptly, and according TO your d.
rectionss have given II 10 infant children with
highly beneficial effects; and far as my own case
Is sconcorned, dose taken at night before retiring
has invariably relieved me from cough or any dis
agreeable feeling OF the chest. I always keep IL
In my house, and would not, on afy account, be
without II.
Every person who may II, will pronounce
II an agreeable, mild, yet highly effective Cough
Medicine, which In climate as ehangeable rs
ours. cannot fall to prove great benefit to all who
may give Il a falr trial. ] am, sir, respectfully,
your friend, w. n. WHITNEY,
Editor Pittsburgh Daily Chronicle.
=. s.-1ho above cougt Syrup Is presented 70
tho afflicted, as pleasant, safe, prompt, and re-
liable cough remedy, and all that can no expected
or dcsiredby those suffering with coughs, colds, or
a diseased state Of the lungs. Price only e5 cts,
Prepared al d sold by X. X. sELLERs IL co.
For sale by NJ. w. HALLE,
Only Agent In Rockville.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

SPEAKING GRAMMAucALLy.-'
exclaimed Ebenezer to his dearly be-
loved, when he arrived in Gotham
with his bride, on avoiding tour. Sal,
geton yerSunday-go to.meetin' dress
ings and things, and let's take a par
pendicular promenade round the pre-
juncts ofthe principality. well, Zeb.'
replied the fair one, 'Pll do it and moth.
ing shorter. But can't you say your
say without talking grammar and col
lege edifcation? If you want me te
sIather round, and take a trot with
you why in salted Jerewsalem, dom
Won sav so.'
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

Ab.trnct OF the no use bill 10 cssab-
ftsh n stnsc Bank with branchcs.
1. II isa compromise between the
State and free bank SYSTEMS 1t is
organized and and controlled by u
State Board. in which each Bank is
represented according to her stock.
Twenty per. cent. Of the circulation Of
each bank is at once invested in Indi-
ana United States stocks, as trust
security fund, which with the mutual
liability of each bank, with the indi-
vidual liability Of stockholders, and
other stringent restrictiocs, renders il
reliable beyond qestion.
3. 1t is bound 10 use nj least one
half ofits active means in eliscounting
paper based upon the commercial tran
sactions Of this State; thereby facilita-
ting the business ofour people and at
the same time giving additional secur-
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

A Columbus zeal paper received
the following communication from an
individual residing in the upper part
Of the State:
A tri,ceakiy male is running to our
post offs. and hearing Of a mighty fuss
in Franse, or Crimear. 1 want you to
send me some papers with the last
accounts. or give me the particulars
by Letter. Your paper costs too much.
or wod subscribe.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02
Card.

The undersigned deem ii due to
and to the interests Of ed
ucation, to say.that, under the instruc-
ton Of the Superintendent Of public
Instruction, they have given license,
for a limited period, to persons but
poorly qualified for the post Of teach
er, but in all cases, either the shortness
Of the time the license runs, or a quail
flying note, indicates our convictions OF
want of suitable qualifications, and
we request Township Trustees to ex-
anime the certificates, in all cases. A
license for less period than "a month,
is indicative Of our convictions of i'm
perfect qualifications, and the shorter
the time the less qualifications.
]. A. APPLEGATE.
X. n. SPENCER.
I. A. GOODWIN.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02
The Largest Paper in Indiana.

And not the best shall not be for application
to its interests the part of its editor.
When
without fear that would be able subscription
the have circulation fes
addition
experience editor
personal friends They thought impossible
should consent become the Organ But having settled
sne Tor the ne benefit @ Of few aprant we determined our chosen
truly independent Therea American
has not been hard tell which side
shall be future We
body knows that paper that sells itself party must leave
blund
resent the acts Of its We have certainly tried avoid these
ed by the -
On the questions atiue dfn
speak when they whoutear
how Hence the
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

UPA Wonderful discovery has recently been
made by Dr, Curtis, nils city, In the treatment
of Consumption, Asthma, and all diseases ofthe
Lungs. We rotor 10 "Dr. Curtls's Hygeana ,or
Inhallng Hygean vayor and Cherry syrup'"--
With this new method DIR. @. has restored many
afflicted ones 10 perfect health; as an evidence Of
which he has innumerablc certificates. Speaking
of The treatment, physician rcmarks:-Itis owl
dent that tinhaling-consiantly breathing IN agree
able vapor-th medicinal properties must como
In contact with the lungs, and thus escape tho
many aud varied changes produced upon them
when introduced Into the stomach, and subjected
o the process OF digestion, Tho Hygeana Is for
sale at all tho principal druggists Throughout tho
country IN. Y. Dutehman.
SEQ advertisement OF ofModlcatcd Inhalation
another column OF this paper.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02
Al ITDIPIIDIIq POLITICAL PAPER.

But readers will opinions
birds Of the doings world
be butwe keep the world
mention" POLITICAL religious
world Especial will be taken gather publish
uon tem home This department which given
popularity shall
ps to learn somn sf about home on
In view the information Of this kind that shall bc regularly
ho Amcric vii
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

The spirit OF inquiry that akened among valley
beth
fertile
the soil with old basa The Farmer
and thinking well working
90 Wiling 70 from his experience To aid
ton of such farmers expectto devote weekly
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

No BRApxY WASrxp.--rhat cast
Of brandy distrained for taxes was
again offered yesterday Tor sale by
the Treasurer. but all on the ground
were disinclined to having anything
to do with the unconstitutional fluid.
and the only bid was 25 cents. for cask
and brandy.-Cin. Columbian.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

10 The bill. of which the follow
ing ;is an abstract, was introduced
some time ago into the House, by Mr..
Meredith ofwayne county. 1t differs
IN some parts from the Senate bill,
Of which we gave q summary some
weeks ago:
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

Eg- The fellow who got drunk on
the "horn" Of dilemma, has been
turned out Of the temperance society.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

uS~ The bachelor who undertook
to mend his breeches with the thread
of life. gave it up as bad job. and
sent them 10 tailor.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

MrxxEsorA.-Governor CORN an has
got into singular difficulties in Mime
sofa. Although he Is a Democrat,
and the majority ofthe Legislature is
Democratic. yet the latter. is bitterly
opposed to him. When the annual
session commenced the Gov. refused
to deliver his message because the or
gsnic law made the choice Of public
printer obligatory as the FIRST business
after the organisation, and the choice
Of Legislature was understood to be in
favor Of a paper opposed to him.
However. he subsequently, reconsid-
cred his position and sent in his mes
sage, whercupon the Legislature refus-
ed to receive II. as they are expecting
. new Governor to supersede German.
The message has been printed in all
tho paperes, though il had not been
officially received by the Legislature.
Indiana American., 1855-03-02
frnB VALLEY FARMER.

Intending living expect
cey Our terms will be found below That they
the size the Weekly Times and printed paper That pa
furnished dollar though
which
Of $4,000 while reading
this The Western Christian
large ours rs seriously raising
reducing the Of its Sheet and its
cannot live less than the prices below without resorng
scarnu uoweyer wv ~
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

The alarm that caused the hard tines which resulting causing
entirely
agmen had contemplated beginning the youmn Though
ted for the bng still iew and the
patrons and borrowers Of AMERICAN
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

Ed AILROAD NOTICE.-The s.ockhold-
IN ers OF the Cincinnati, indianapolis, and
Chicago Railroad Company, are hereby notified
10 meet at the Court House, In Rockville, Ind,
the 22d day of March next, Mt 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Of said day. BY order of the Board,
JOHN WYNN, Secretary.
Feb. Q, Is55. 3w
Indiana American., 1855-03-02

wine may be manufactured. but not
sold in small quantities to be drank
on the premises.