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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL PRO
CEEDINGS.

At Il c last regular meeting q petition, signed oY
of pronreut citizens presented, ssking t ae
form alton Of be called the Nneteenth ard
territory be taken from the present Seventh ward He
feued. go ,
The Finance Copmtee epce4 In favor Of depostos the
BIcotyn Bsnt City Bank Of Brooklyn, and hsehsaics
BAH proportion their stock The rate OF Interest "
Ter cent The report adopted.
The Railroad Committee reported In favor Of directing the
City Railroad Company their timetable 90 TO
Cause through made the Greenwood route
an ush "a av routes until IL o'clock at nshtwhea was
adopted
TIE Fe Department Of the Eastern District
roed Of dividing said territory into sr distrc "nea
adopted -, rl
dtrist Of the ey which adopted The Committee
so reported 10 favor Of appointing ~ Eag Sta, i" sna
Prsu Corporation newspaper a the rate oil e'S~ eseA
Adopted. 49, W.,
The following yer.ous appointed City Surveyors WI
lard Dsy Geo n Dsy Roswell Graves Richard Butt Slss
LUdsm John s,odds,S Tunis @ S.rTs Lsssasi y ye
hard Alfred Rofs John Role, sidney bses JAWS a.,
Thomas W Field l. L. Bartlett, J. " Messeroie' r. r
Van A.t. }. @ Morgan. p Morgan.
adopted requesting our hepresen,auVes
the 10 delay the o OF tbs brookIn Gas
Ltht Co for authority increase ts capital STOCK 70
Sloe eco until the Common Council have Reasonable nms 70
the and ASCERTAIN II the eontsmPsted
Of capital eonste with the Interests OF the Oy OF
Brookiyb. and Its community =,
The COMMITTEES Sewers reported IN favor Of Aeeas tne
grade OF Fleships to conform 70 the grade OF pisoaNv
and provdns that rushnsv be regarded from D'sos 70
Tor pkinsa ~.
The Finssee the necessary
money reqsed 70 carry the City 0overrusn, from jan
1855 to Jan L. lass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
BROOKE wv ITEMS.

INQUIRY As TO THE SANITY OF JOHN N. I. TUCK
ER.-This prisoner, who was tried at the last Term
of the Kings County c. rt Of Oyer and Terminer on
an indictment for killing his son Vincent by cutting
bis throat with razor, and upon which the Jury
could not sgree, was brought before Judge Moore
yesterday by his order, Sor the purpose OF nqsirns
into the present state of his mind. A. X Hadey'
Eco, the defendants counsel, appeared in his be-
half, and the Dirot-Attorney conducted tbs case in
opposition. number Of experienced physicians
were placed upon the stand-among them Dr'. Girls
com, Scovile, Boyle and Van Zsndt-who testified
distinctly that the prisoner is at present aborng I'M
der insanity. The Court appeared to coincide in this
opinion, but the decision reserved for the pres
ont Tho p-iAsaes wa sosra ndod Ia Jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
LAW LNTELLIGENCE
IMPORTANT DECISION BY JUDGE DCER
AS TO THE GOOD WILL OF LEASE.
srPERIOk LOUkT.

SUPERIOR COURT
lanes O. Bennett ard Corneius r. bfoxa~ At' Li'n's'
Nansycks. -
The facts admitted by the pleadings were a. ioi.
lows; Let. That the defendant, in the month o.
March 1850. held lease from Peter Goeet, OF NOS
ITO and ll2 Broadst, from lst May, 1880 to nMay,
1883 of which premises raid Goset was owner.
I'd. That the defendant executed to the hrm OF
Bennett. Hal g. Co, composed Of Israel Hall james
O. Bennett, and David s. Bennett, the lease and
memorandum addressed to Peter Goelet, copies
of which are annexed to the complaint This memo
r.ndum vss in these words:
mn PrrEs GOBLET: Be Il Known 70 you that have this
- ,.,,ed 20 Messs Bennett Hal Co the siores rests1
,n YOU corner OF Water Broa1ss for the fall term q
M, subject reservDs myself certain psrr thsrsof
ad rsmg AZ ne sSsastsss beng yos' t<asss a. 70
easd future rrsfn9s
ID. That Bennett, Hall & Co. were produce and
commission merchants, and said premises we're de-
sirsble stand for their business. 80.
9Th. That on or about the Let Of February, lsS,
the plaintiffs were about 70 apply to Peter doels. W.
fuiher lease, and were DESTROYS Of obtaining
thsr lease from Goest or directly from ne dsse1h
and that they demanded . transfer 10 % "'"' y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
NETWORK CITY LITERARY UNION.

The second quarterly session of the New-York City
Literary Union wss commenced last night in Clinton
Hail. Astor. place. The Exercises were opened with
the Presidential Address by DOUGLAS LrFFisowELL.
Subject" Labor as an Educational Agent An
Essay on Emotions and Passions. was next delv-
cred by JOIN Is. GARDNER. Of Franklin Literary
Association The remaining exercises were as fol-
lows Poem" Life" by w. L. PABoE, of Harlem
Lyceum. Esssy-"The March of Republics, 10y
VIZ CAMPBELL, Of Clinton Union Recitation oy
b. W. HITCHCOCK, OF Hamilton Literary Inion.
Closing ADDRESS, by G. w. SouTHwIcK, OF Harlem
Debating Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
ANOTHER ATTEMPT AT MURDER.
ARREST OF THE PERPETRATOR-HIS SUP
POSED INSANITY.

Between IL and / o'clock yesterday afternoon,
John Wall, a workman in the employ Of Cum.
mipes e. Co., watch.case manufacturers at No.
10 Maden-lsne, was shot in the abdomen
by james Macon, felow.workman, and, it 10
feared, fatally wounded. 1t appears that the two
men, with others in the employ Of Msssrs. c. & Co.,
were taking their dinners in the fifth story Of the build
ing when Macon suddenly accused Wall of being the
slsve Of Mr.. Cunningham, inasmuch as be reported
to him matters about his tMorrissl work and ended
by calling him id scoundrel. Wall, without sp-
pesrng angry. denied the charge and ssked him 70
explain. Macon then said. "You are no man Ct al;
az you srs man take this pistol and face me, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
COMMUTERS MEETING.

meeting of commuters on the Harlem Railroad
was held at Morrissna Monday night last at which
wss determined TO form Association TO be called
"The Mcrrsania Village Association, for the pur-
pose of taking cogniz of the interests OF COM
muers on the railrosd and also other matters affect
ing the wellbeDg of the citizens OF the village;
A..srs Stillman, Daniels, and Moulin were appointed
d Con mitee, with power to call another meeting
through The Hestclester Journal! and draw up q
Constitution and By laws for its guidance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
NEU-JERSEY IIEN.S.

The ANERIcAs PARTY IN NEw-JERsEr.-The
Teuton Of The ysa,k Mercury that aere
10 very sener. disposition smOns toe leading Americans Of
the state 70 nd their Organization VI It's secret opsIstsn
While tenusded that i character has contributed
neatly to Development they fear that nav
ps served this purpose will hereafter prove az 0Jay fhef
th.n experience having N paohety
the law of American affairs and that every pohns ssoey
Which sris 70 operate powerfully upon those Affairs must
rsv ob,eyeit IL rot sill improbable therefore that
we h. open and distinct American pa y 10 ths
ave operation not yet distinctly manifest %
-. ,nbc we which are sst producing this result San
t tb.t IL vii sdysacs rapidly enough 70 have Hoss Import
AMI b. aipg upon the next election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

BRITISH FARss.-1he Census taken in 1881 dis
closes the following facts in regard to the number and
size Of farm-boldngs 10 Great Britain. tappears
that there are 100 573 farms under 100 acres each;
SO 9l2 farms over 100 each; 2o6o3 farms over
200 acres each sO3 farms over 300 acres each 1903
farms over 400 acres EACH 24s farms over 500 acres
each; 2,sle farms over 600 acree each 1l32 farms
,ver GOO acres each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

fAdvertArmentl

POSITIVELY LAST DAY OF THE POULTRY
sgow-Ths very Interesting very curious and very amusing
exhibition, closes nisht BAR>UMs MUSEUM IL has
proved hshy attractive and the appreciation Of thou.
well that OF the that have visited
II, The Prize Fowls adorned with ribbons 70 dsn
sulsh Them all be that the crowd has
What shed with and satisfaction. To night, ssd
this afternoon Mears r. Scott. W Clarke Hsdswsy,
ard Miss Messyer all sppes two beautiful performances q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

The OHIO TEMPERANCE Law susrANED.-Chef
Justice Thurman has pronounced the unanimous de-
cisoD Of the Judges of the Supreme Court Of Ohio,
touching the constitusionality and validity OF the
Liquor Law enacted by the Legislature Of that State
Of s last session. The opinion fully sustains the law
on all the points raised agsins: it. The decisien is
important and will quiet all further scussoD on the
subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
CorRr OF GrsrRAL SESSIONS Before Judge

Court OF GrsERAL SESSIONS Before Judge
Moore and justices sty and Emmon.-Denns Aetafs
Ihonss RYAN Edward fre joseph Wilson, tate Alderman
Of the Eighth add and James Dillon wers placed on tina
Yesterday indictments charging them, col eetyeF wsth
not and iumu at the Election Pol Of the Eighth Ward
the 7h ofNoyember last which OCCASION a. alleged Car
Wilson and others severely assaulted The disturb
originated In consequence OF the American or Know
Nothing feeling prevailing that time. Several witnesses
when the TO the Jury and the
defendants were all acquitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

, ~ The authorities Of Newark in reference TO the snoect
Of ieeS.e. IS not very veil ehed BY the qaor dese pay
20 I. ab.out. necessity VI the position 10 which tnsJ as
placed The seton the City Government ensentyi ~
rsn. Is well founded upon real undertaking Of me e'
effects OF th. traffic. =. -....
any t.,.rp snse This has caused sans excite eat aHa
cor,idef.d preparation for the N sine Law
DIR G. A. Smith formerly Of Rochester, n. T., who
has been m.knr Il perisnn in Rockswy Morris Co SAD
10 have succeeded In manufacturing cast Hee afse'
The ore hch can furnished price considerably reduced
from that found ia market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

10 for DR.. Hoyt the Pierce and Nebraska candidat-
The sane village also takes thirty three copies o;
Tar NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE. BATAyus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
CITY ITEMS.

Dorsrrcxs ON HIS TRAyELs-The edition Of
yesterday, containing Phlanders letters, is ek'
bsusted. Owing to the great demand for these
iudcrous epistes, we have concluded to repueiun
them in our Semi. Weekly Of next Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

BIRTH AT SrATIoS-HoUsE.-A colored woman,
Ausass Bird found IN 10 the Monday
uisht by the Police She conveyed TO the let District
Station House where she was delivered OF a 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
Advertisement
80 IN and AZ for WHITING and SD 80 for O

,hoousb course OF double entry BOOKKEEPING. The above
ductop IL one subscribers regular charges TO meet the
demand Of the times Gard. containing fall particulars may be
baA AZ the ro,ms OLIVER GOLDSMITH No. $50 BROADWAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

BuRGLARr-Tb butcher-shOp of Amos and John
Oswsd in Courtst, Harmon vas feloniously entered
on Sunday night forcing Of the wiudows The thief
BY of the ana be made his escape
The shop had similarly entered twice before and robbed
Of meat 10 the value Of about so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

BRooKLYs ATHESEUM.-At a meeting OF the Trus-
Institution recently held the fo'lo xius gentlemen
elected officials for the ensuing Chandler Starr
President: Ira Smith rre.sur-r Lambert. Correspond
ing Secretary; A. Cooke Hull Recording Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
IAavertisemenI

J.R. PfTKIN's Second Auction Sale Of Wood
haven East New York Brooklyn and Jamaica Property will
commence on THURSDAY 25th January 1855, at2 NJ, a.
is Fulton BUoklyn See Catalogue No for particulars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY JANUARY a. 1855

FATAL RrsuLr or CARyLEss DsIVISG.-A msn
nsmsd John Campbell ~ss slro.; instantly killed
in HudsSn-st., yesterday morning. BY being struck
in the bsck, knocked down and run over bv a
hone attached 10 spring cart. which boz h.d in
charge and was driving ~ furious rate The deceased
vss taken up and convened Ia the Eighth Ward ST.
ton vher, Coroner Donneli E>s c1lled to holi an
inquest Toe reckless driver, after the occurrence
kep, on bic way a. though nothing had happened
and vas cut Of sigh, befose he could bs captured
PrRsoS,L.-The following among the arrivals
at our principal ho,e. yesterday:
At The IEvtss HousE- Gen Iohn Vac Rensselaer,, Aba
~ Hon H. aePS and s,s !er'1y; o5 ksanS.ss I y:
s. Donrso. " n sosSeer Miiw.us-e. vi. S.nr Insall,
North Ad.n.; Howard fall River; Prentss' Ravens
Al he isrEssAIlos.L Horrible Hon 4; HunHDso1
SR5ssse aon sHss A0 "a III @,'R. s s,nsa
wstsrburyi T; ~ neasson. Bnsosntoai g. Lioi.ier,
FsS:sies Dr. C II : ssa Dr. bsa ;saa
do; wm stewart. Birsh,ntOn; " Adams reIM
W Da5ow. s.Tyan.. Jsha c Paris: s. Louis; 9
Whit eG'iSei R res.d0 Re Vl.s osasn, snA'
l asei sss.to:ss CO. ss eSs.so,
lars. f Hon VIM Cotton c,a.d.; " a.nsa San Fan.
cseo; JO.eph c; Moves Portland, EIsns Moore sO.,sa
wen,vorth, Com John ArnOt, Elmirs y Il Eldriss:.
Boston p:s.e Ssas Si. P STpSs s.e,
sprr GELD Rsndsl syr.cuce Col John Allen. yirgsa'
Or Russell Boston; DR. Archer. Richmond Dr. NJ John
500 n c NJ De Costs Hsvsna; Richard Z. Mles bati'
joseph NJ Pitt; Ohio; Col $ Bell Jr; Phds T. A
Browning Worcester; J Hodskins Portland.
BREAD FoR TIE Poor OF THE SIXTH WiRD.-The
Treasurer of the Executive Committee Of the Five Pont
sson (site Of" od Bravery reports a. follows Amount
Of received from jar 70 Jan. Inclusive os so
Expenditures ee M Balance In hsnd Of Treasurer sSs2 o.
Bresd disbued from Jan. IS to Jan - inclusive .ss
leaves ToA number Of osves d butei os the Sd 10 the
PIG The also scsnosiedKes the receipt
$500 fund III. Lsdiss B, tor the Relief sf the
Poor The calls the Committee for relief still increse
revesls suffering aud dee
titution In behalf the Committee:
J. B. CORNELL. Treasurer. No. iN Centrest
CHARGE OF BURGLARY John Weeks colored.
who was arrested Monday with four fk Of butter 10 hi.
possession Yesterday mitted 10 charge OF
suslsry upon the No 81 PeNLst which broaen
open EBd robbed Of the same batter
tAcvertisemeatl
REAL LIFE-SIzE.-The only real life-size Pho
roGirHs made really and flushed 10 OIL those
done By Roof No. 3f5 Bro OF Franknst Call
them observe that they not taken paper
and pasted on the the with others whs I'd
vertise Photographs Persons having Ordinary
DaSueeoypes have them reproduced life szs- Every
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24
J.B. CORNELL. Treasurer, No. ia oentr--,,.

CHARGE OF BURGLARY john Weeks. colored
who was arrested Monday with four trims OF butter 10 hi
possession Yesterday committed 10 charge o
sarssry upon the store No 81 PeNLst which broaen
open sBd robbed Of the batter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

RIrusAL TO COMPLY WITH SUNDAY RsGULArioss'
IA officer Of the XIIth District Police, at Harlem
reports the following keepers Of public-houses On
FOurth-sv. - being suspected Of selling liquor: Mr..
Farley, Thomas Hope, and Jacob King. The Police
of this District are determined to enforce me isw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

DrPARTuREs.-The Hon. James L. Kennedy sails
in the Baltic to-day bearer Of special dispasche'-
Grisi and Mario have taken passage in the Atlantic
70 sail Feb. 81. They will conclude a. they began
in this City giving three or four performances here
prior to their departure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-24

PRE-CosIIsLsIALs.-'Sam Short sends Us specI'
mems of New.Jersey State note or bill for three
pounds, issued May l. 1856, as also one for eight
shlings issued by the Municipality Of this City, Aug
a5 l774 As there il danger Of getting out Of cash in
hese pinching days unlsss great caution Is used w
shall keep these with Sans permission, to ward OF
"a az dire cataatrophe.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-19
POPULAR CHURCH MUSIC.
$4,000 Oopies sold.

THE SACRED MELoDEoN, eon.ainIng agroa.
u variety OF approved Church Music, selected
chiefly ffoin'the old STANDARD authors, With many
origin compositions on q new system Of notation
designed for the use OF Churches, Singing Schools
and Academies. ByA. 3. HAYDEN
Two reasons will chiefly account for tho great
success OF this volumes III
First. The Character Of fAe Wsrk.-u presents
now and greatly improved system OF notation.
In u much that sabstruce aud difcult In this de-
ightful science II 30 simplinsd that months are
m nde equal 70 years In the common way OF learn
Ing the prnciice OF musical art,a fact sufficiently
proven by the attestatons ofseores Of teachers and
performers who have tested the system and given
The work rs great popularity and constantly In
crossings sale.
Second. TAe Quality and sfyie Of the Mus,e.--
Many new pieces destined 70 please ne long rs mu-
sic lasts, may be found on i pages and also many
Of the old and tried melodies, haiewed from asso-
ciatod recolIectons OF sanctuary delights and FAR
more Welcome 10 the heart OF tho worshipcr than
many frequently substituted for them.
The Publishers may add that the mechanical
execution OF the work issnpcrior altogether 10 the
majority OF Eastern Music Booksand the pricevcry
low.
I. may be had a. the principal Booksellers or Of
the Publishers
MOORE, wILsTAcH, KEYS a. CO.,
Wholesale Booksellers and Stailonors,
oda7 IS West Fourth Street. Clnfi, o.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-19
GREAT BARGAINS,
A. the celsbn,ed rargoss.and Cheapest
CARPET ESTABLISHMENT,

Tn the United States; No. IA Main st.
y. q. mnNGWALT, A. co., fmporte ~ OF
English and French Carpets; Ave spacious sale
rooms. We have now on hand the most exten-
dve and elegant assortment Of rich medallion Vel.
vets. Tapestry and Brussels Carpets ever onorcd
la this markets Imported from the celebrated Eng-
Iish mandatory Of John croply q Sons, cspe-
cially for our city trade
Aisc, 500 pieces OF , ply Tapesty 1ngrnln's su-
dernne, nne and common Ingram Venetian and
Damask Stair Carpet. Also, 200 pieces OF Knglsh
aud American Floor oil Cloth Of The newest yies
satin finish, marble Italian Freseo and Scroll
Paintings, from feet TO "a feet wide at all prIeos.
Also, the largest and most extensive assortment
Of rich and elegant Curtain Goods, Gilt Cornices
and Window Shades. Tho public are therefore
ss3sss,sa 70 ss u, saa arg sh'sn WI,
warranted 70 DO In perfect order and will be sold
Tc.RINGwALT, q CO.
Oct. -.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-19

ETThere were six hundred and
seyenty.four deaths in Wheeling and
vicinity last year; Of cholera, one hun
bred and two.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-19

The total number Of foreign emf.
grants who arrive at the port Of Boston
during the last year, was in the neigh
borhood Of 1900.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-19

ErProfessor Tiffany. OF Carlisle
College, is delivering Know Nothing
lectures In Pittsburg.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-19


The Board met.
Mr.. Lane, from the Committee. re-
ported a memorial and proposed law,
on tho subject Of shecp-killing dogs,
which was adopted.
Gen, Orr, from the Special Com
mittee on Premiums, reported, making
awards 10 those exhibiting fruits. seeds,
de-. at the present meeting.
On motion Of Mr.. Coffin. the Exc.
cutive Committee were instructed 10
use due diligence 10 recover the essays
on Agricultural Education. which were
entered ut tholast State Fair; and that
In case they reclaim them. they award
the premium offered In tho list aecor-
ding 10 their judgment Of merit,
The Board then adjourned until
evening.
The evening session was held In the
Hall Of Representatives. and oocupi.
ed In hearing an essay by DIR. Brown
on tho soils Of Indiana, and the best
mode 20 preserve them and one by
Mr.. burbank. on the cultivation OF the
Cranberry. A full notice OF DIR,
Browns Essay will be given hercaf-
ter. :.
SATURDAY MoRsfso, Jan, o, '55
The Board met.
Tho following persons were elected
TO iill vacancies In the State Board;
A. ]. Hays, OF Clark.
j. p. Drake. OF Marion.
j. A. Matson, of Putnam.
w. II. Dennis. Of Wayne.
q. T. Wagner, Of Warren.
q. w. Lane. Of Dearborn.
Sterns Fisher, Of Wabash.
w. III. Bennett, OF Union.
The following gentlemen continue TO
DO members; .tlf ftH
Abraham Smith, Of Knox.
Samuel Herriott, of Johnson.
Jacob n. Harris, Of Orange.
Joseph Allen, Of Montgomery.
Joseph Orr, OF Lsporte.
j. ID. q. Nelson, OF Allen.
James w. Cochran, OF Gibson.
The new Board elecred tho following
officers:
PREsIpKsr--Joseph Orr, Of Laporte
vIcE PREnpnsrs--J. p. Drake o.
Marion, and William II. Bennett Of I'm
lon. nil lHtif ftesasf
sEoRKrARy--John u. Dillon, Of In
dlanapolis.
TanAsunER-s. p. Buell., OF Indian
apols.
Executive CommiTrrR-Messrs. Orr
Dennis, Ma,son, Lane aud Wagner.
| The Board then adjourned withou
day.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-19

rrBayard Taylor delivered lee
ture in Wheeling. on Wednesday even
ng Of last week. -,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-19

WALL. PAPER
w 1000 Pieces making the largest and best
assortment ever brought 10 Bfookyllle, can DO
Gun" OLD WHITE CORNER.