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HE Members Of the Lafay Hook and Ladder Company
No return their sincere anks Mr. Bunker the
petor OF the Mansion House for his very liberal supply
.ire:hmens furnished TO the Company at the fire
for hervery kind invitation which they regretted they could
not have accepted at the moment.
tsigned) JAMES NJ MURRAY, Foreman.
Gro. Boyp Scc'y Pro TEN.
Lafayette Hook aud Ladder Company No. q. 2l lice
~ He Members Of HOSE COMPANY No. %, return their
- grateful knowedgments TO Messrs COLEMAN &
STETSoN OF the Asor House, for their liberal supply Of
reshmeits at the fire ON Saturday morning.
RICHARD II. WEIGH, Foreman.
SIS > Townsend Secretary. jy2l lt*ec
A CARD.-The members of JACKSON FIRE ENGINE
"A co No Xl Of the city Of Brooklyn, return their
sincere III INKS to Messrs. BROWN HALL, Of Nos aud
Bridge New York. the liberal supply of refresh
mcnts furnished this company by them the fire IN this city
on the morning Of the 10th inst.
SELAI ii. BRUSH Foreman.
JOSEPH WELLS, Secretary jy2l it.ec
EAID.-The undersigned return their grateful acknow.
~ Judgments to the Chef Engineer aud companies 49,
williamsburg Company No g. and the Fire Department gene
ly for their mtng efforts their property from III,
destructive fire which devastated large portion of their
neiehboIhood on Saturday morning last.
jy2l t.ec p. A. x L. DELMONICO.
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38,3l5.07o

The balance of assets Liabilities being
as stated in the above account under the head of Rest
The actual circulation of the Bank of England for tn
four periods mentioned in the above table,
nexed:--
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MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
III. J. STORM S, "a FULTON ST II EFT,
III AS constantly hand, full of Military and
Horse Equipments according the United States and
State regulation Also variety OF Saddles Brides Harness
Trunks, vaises, &c. &c.
Horse Equipments ofevor style made TO order. J-'s I'n
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR,
w HIGH will change grey har its original color in few
w This solution is erent from any yet offered
and cannot fail Of supercedng all others
These who doubt its sted TO have their hair
changed before paying their II humbugs would take
this msthod there would be reason TO complain.
None genuine unless signed ii. Striker in red ink.
The solution be forwarded by Harnden Express
part Of the world.
One trial viii prove the fact.
Sold wholesale and retail aud applied No Chatham
street opposite the Hall of Record New York up stairs.
ma
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RACING ON TIE BEACON COZ
BARLOW AND GEORGE SEWARD.
Tho Match One Milo for 5000 hsween these Pedc


s&e1 "a. NEW EEER r., TO- TO Yellow LOOK,
- ISLAND EThs steamboat IoLAs, Captain
win follows, every day = Lowing Pier NJ. y. Al
r. cC1ey Lizard e .eA A. ii%P. ME14 z: " For
Island for Fort Hamilton n. York-lih A. NJ; 2H P. NJ
6s r N. On Sundays the Morning Trip will be omitted
Fare l2ls cents jy2l l+fc
PEopLEs' LINE OF STEAM BOATS fOR ALBINT,
.rrsx7t .z1 DAILY-Sundsys Excepled--,rhroueb Di.
ssct az o'clock r NJ, oa he Per between
Steamboat ROCHESTER, Captain r. O. Cuttenien VII
eave on Monday "Wednesday and Friday Evenings O'Clock
cave on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings
M5ocock NJ landing ut intermediate places from the foot
Steamboat New JERSEY, Capt. r. H. Furry will lsav
on Monday Wednesday, Friday ard Sunday Afternoons AZ
5 o'clock.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain w. II. Truesdel
5 o'clock
Passengers taking either Of the above Lines will arrive IN ABB
~ N ample for he Morning Tram OF Cara Tor the east
The Boats and substantial furnished wit new an
eenat rooms and for srced and Accommodations are M
walled on the Hudson.
Freight takeo moderate rates. -, = 80.
orid OF The brRts 81 thn i.lrt
without written order from the Captains or Agen's .
freight apply on board the boss o. 10 r. L
sc,rt, II III, Office ~ the whaf y2l &c
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TON. Oh DE- On
A T the Nine Mile Stone Krg-budse Road, handsome
"A Cottages, of which ~ with kitchen
aud CELLAR pazzns front and with Ice aud Coach houses
tached The other contains Nine Rooms with MAJ bic
Nantes Crates &C. complete. Also ce Stone House
II mile Stone Fort Washington, containing 20 rooms sch
with coach house aud other tu all hnlsh
ed ia the best mnner with of ground ,hed The
view from each varied and embracing river aud
mountain scenery; and in OF health wi. with
other situation in the vicinity of New York. Appi,
r. f. CARMAN, 65 Bro dvay,
Or at the Store on i33th ST., ki.s bridge Road.
iuI5 2w%e
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CIRCULATION OF THE BANK ENGLAND.
March Is. .iprii 6 Mdv "a. June 2l
Notes issued f2e!s,oSo 2925s,9l5 2s42,545 3oo5
Notes on hand. 9,a5i 1886 80l,770 9048i5 9,83 IT'S
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o4sr. ilbNDhED DOLBAhS Kew AM
y the N York Herald on Saturday afternoon, 10Th inst
small Morocco Pocket Book containing five bills Of the d
domination Of $50 each Of the Bank Of pansgry ~ Which
about SIS IN sm, bills Of .ther banks and he oliawn
checks the Fulton and Merchants Banks Of this city
order Of Whson Coer for $500 but not endorsed ny HIM
Check The Fulton Bank dared July "a 1919 payable to the
Bank daed July 25 1919 payable 70 me oder OF me nndeI
signed for 81 0oO Check the Merchants Bank dted July
Check on the Merchants Bank dated July 1885, payable
the order Of the undersigned for 500 49,
As Of the above cheeks have been endorsed by the
drsgned and payment Of all Of them has been STOPPED at The
above named Bnt the nuss are hereby esoasd not Z
and the ugdersignea shall the abaye
ward il the thief will enclose the papers and cheeks
tanned in said pocket book the Undersigned through the
Lower Post Office, directed Box 606 he may keep the
ylitsec = f'''''' WM K sSTiRoNG, %, Pearl 81
DARIlClLAR REQUEST AND NOTlCE.-WILsON
BROWN, recently occupants Of the Store - Broad
hayng suferedn with Others in the loss OF books
aud papers Of account earnestly solicit those whom they
have sold goods which have not been paid for to render full
rendered. and where such bills aud havenot
been rendered 70 furnish Of the goods delivered in
WILSON 4 BROWN will also think parties holding their
acceptances and render of the
due provision may be n.d- for them maturity Banks hold
uiymg them ~ \ similar manner.
WILSON BROWN have been fortunate recover
from the in Of their lite their box containing all
their notes Of hand collected with but few exceptions,
and other valuable papers; but IN charred and damaged
tht though lgle they will hare trouble parties
neced herewith with substituting papers OF similar tenor
IN their stead. jy2l lw is eod'je
OFFICE. CT THE GRO Ton INSURANCE COZ
% WALL STREET, New YoRK, July ~, 1886,
ME Capitol o this Company romans unmpared their loss
by the fire Of this day exceeding Ss5 600 and they
prepared to make prompt settlement OF all claims them
They ys continue to insure Fire and Marine R fair rats
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BATCtitLOk'S
NEW IN VENT Z D
WTE

BATCtIELUK'S
NEW VENTED
WIG,
60 PERFECTLY resembles the real head Of hair defy
- detection All the old difficulties and vexatous ennoyances
completely done away with. Wig wearers enjoy
much aud comfort they did with their hair
Citizens and tied this and deli
cate work, must be Ia be appreciated, WM
BACHELORS Wig aud Scalp Mandatory, No Wall
street, near Broadway-Remoy ed from l65 Broadway
Jel7 lmsm
GENTLEMENS', LEFT OFF WARDROBE
NJ NTED.
~ ENTI EA I'm aud Families obtain the full value for all
" superb effects they wish to dispose Of (either GEN
TLEalEN or LADES by sending to the subscriber, who
does not :ete9d cent more than other
person, hut will FAIR for all articles offered Cen
temen leaving the city will find to their advantage send for
the subscriber previous to selling other
J. LEVENSTYN,
466 Broadway, tup stairs)
n. BA line through the Post Office will be promptly
tended to. iyi0 lm.rc
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VAUXHALL GARDEN SALOON,
BOWERY.
OPEN EVERY EVENING RAIN OR SHINE
admission only One Shilling.
THE COOLEST SALOON IN THE CITY.
Monday Evening, July FL.
For the Benefit Of MIR w. Wi lams and Son
On which occasion Miss Louisa Masress will slpear
Also, Mr.. w. Do 'aldson, the Comic Vocalist.
Tho following Ladies and Gentlemen havg been re-engaged
for SIX nights, will appe every evening this week
YOUNG FRANCISCO, Sg,.f MARRlETTO,
MaDAMOStLLE ROSINA GAsCuN.
BARNEY WILLIAMS, DAN GARDNER,
BILLY WHlTLOIk CHARLES WHITE, Masters FOX
and BRYANT Also, the Ethiopian Brothers and Sister
An ehcieat Police in attendance under officers Martin aud
Bird. iy2o lw-rc
THE ALHAMIkA UE itEsOltIS
ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN,
Which visited every afternoon hundreds OF the FIRST im
lies Of New York and which of the delightful
FREE EXHIBITIONS or THE FIRST ORDER,
Every afternoon II O'Clock, commencing
MONDAY July 2lst
Continued and Tremendous aud Excitement
Mr. Nee ARTf Is yesy happy TO announce the following
popular artists
YOUNG FRANCISCO, THE FAKIR OF ANGELINA
aud the Magician of the 10Th century add the only
Professor Of the art that perform Ia the day
light In addition the above novelties IS have
heeu made with Mr.. d. w. WRIGHT the hest + lseo Vo-
cast of the age. who will several Of the fashionable
songs of the also with MIR BENJAMIN ATtS, the
popular Comic Dancer who will appear variety Of comic
dances.
In addition the above, the AMERICAN BRASS BAND
is ng,ged. Leader, Mr. James Shelton Jy2l'lwe
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FIRE INSURANCE.
THE TRUST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 60
Wall street offer indemnity against loss and damage by
fire reasonable terms.
DlREcroRs.-Eiias @ Drake Valentine G.. Hall, William
Whtewrsh Il J Hutch,nson, w illam H. Johnson Francis
Butler Martin Hoffman. VIM +. Leggett. James b. Town
send Charles Williams Edmund Penfld Robert NJ statton,
John Rankin, Jr., John ii. Hurtin John Cleaveand.
ELIAS q. DRAKE, President
l.. CHAPMAN, Secretary. ly2l lw+ec
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TO THE PUBLIC.
( NOTICE THE PUBLIC that Doctor JOSEPH HEINE.
4 No. 20 DUANE STREET, is my SON-ws not ABSA
LON, DAVlD'S SONl See Book Samuel.
SOLOMON HEINE, M ID.
je 2msec No 81 u.ade street. New York
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CAsS < WARD having been burnt out, have removed to
~ Store No 80 Broad street. the Of Stone
jy20ec
TO ECONOMlSTS.-Ever description Of fancy silks,
shaws shades vests and embroidery, cleaned by o
French process known only to the advertisers table and
cleaned carpets cleaned whole 90 per yard;
lks dyed shade and wsered improved principle
Grntieme coats renovated first rate style at 50 cents;
p1nts do, d cents.
iy2o lwtm 7. SMITH, 10 Alec street. ne,r Grand
lust RECEIVED AND For sALE-At the Stable Of
Mr. Vandosen, No ~ Prince street NbIos Gar
den lot of very superior Horses several pairs fast
ters ne and stylish Drivers well broke all harness aud
be recommended perfectly safe for iam purposes Those
wishing opuchase would do well TO call and tn m, be-
'oe purchasing elsewhere. jy20 3t-ec
1 OST;-A oiack Leather TRUNK containing wearing APP
IL prel, marked Il. Burtsell Also large wooden Trunk,
ld I'm case containing papers, &c These articles were
thrown from the OF No % Broadway and
taken by them the tme who will be be
rally rewarded by returning them M ~ Exchange Place
jy20 lt'ec
HILLARY Sale four excellent secondhand
- Billiard Tables, complete IN everything. Also very
handsome Chessboard and Men, cheap for cash. Apply T.
OConnor, IS Ann ST.
B-Billiard Tables repaired, taken down and up
the shortest notice, and in the best manner.
Cloths Bells, Cues and Maces furnished educ
for cash y2N j,.c
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-02
FOR the Palladium.
Cp,ross:-

.,srs. EDsross;- tho name of :,
,..amunty- II has been boas'e" ''''' ''','' u'',
va5 e0A' lad been driven without the borders OF
and vicni,y but has dsorder' wee anu '''''''o
s'ss' ed with this father of viccs7 In answer to
! .,,Il relate some occurrences Witnessed ie"
- -. j. passed through town at an hour when
oeccle generally are retired 70 'ie'r an"
80 ~. Main street, in the most central part of the
,aerc were assembled some dozen or more young
3D. ~ .,a, nprpose know not, but such conduct and
~,..e as they were INDUCING ~ apparently WIN
!, you'd he difficult to conceive Of only by
s;.ctlincd in the grossest o''seeh'y ana
= -. at thou gone7 But, yet: hap
i % pass by the Methodist church, ana uefe"i'at
LOO. The exhibition going on by certain innorninated
4. eounceatcd in the church yard was s"ihcent TO
L. 4 . place Of resort for debanchees 10 concoct
.,vv out THEN lndicrous and nefarions schemes
tAs II q place dedicated to divine worship, and IN
h -. Of Richmond. Such state OF things needs no
.rt from me. Though would say word TO such
49, Young not entirely without the pale
ION and common sense is not happiness the end of
AZ n So we should be governed by reason and not
lie, Base or vicious conduct may often crafty the
.~M the moment, but reason and conscience wins
"a wrong and afterwards feel degraded and des-
~r,eIves, whilst at the same time we are sensible
4. contempt in which are held by others Such
y i The experience Of every violater of good be-
-, Inenyiablc indeed must be the existence OF HIM
,.sverlas,ingiy debasing himself in his own csiifna-
and who knows that he only inspirci hatred aud 'is-
s, IN all who know him; and all for the little tron-
would require TO attend to the dictates of reason
cannon sense. Ii this is not enough, look around
and see who is the most contentcd AMI happy-who
-r cheerful countcnance, and carries an indcpcn-
i mind greeted with the smiles and approval of all
meets! Is it not the upright, deco Mt and order
member of society, whether rich poor, farmer, me
mic merchant lawyer, or doctor. The truth IS s'i-
say evident On the other hand, who is the miser-
ring who curses and oathcs himself and Is dctestcd
ID race. Mark who he is and sllun his example, as
Fiue Ia ppncss. JULIUS
Edmond, June, 10.
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|SHERlFF'S SAIE.-By virtue of Decree and FIX
~ ecnnon TO me directed. from the Wayne Circuit
Court Will expose at public sale the Court House
door IN Centrese. Wayne county, Indiana, the 18th
day OF July, 1S4 between the hours ten o'clock.
M and four O'Clock, p Of said day following
property. to-wit:
foarty-seyen "A. and fftyfour (5I pc rches of
land lying and situated in the Indiana
and being part of the south quarter of section
be red >. township thirteen I3l, range
one , west particularly described in a plat Of survey
made BY order OF the Wayne Probate Court on app
cation OF the heirs OF jesse Clark, late of said
deceased Taken the property of Jacob Hutton
Others satisfy said decree and execution
William Clawson. DAVID GENTRY, Sh. w. c.
juno Odd, 1915. pr fee s., Cots
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CHEAPER THAN EVER HEARD OF IN TIE
MARKET!
At the Cash store of JOSEPH w. GILBERT:
West Room in tie Richmoad IIosc

IT he subscriber has received and is offering
large and fresh supply of almost article that
is usually kept Drytood Stores at prices correspon
and to test the
the call AMI examine before purchasing
els, where. Ills stock Of Dry Goods purchased III
New ork. Phladclphi and BatInorc ana Groceries IN
New Orleans and Cincinnati; and consists in part. Of
Caiicocs. at all prices.
Lawns and Gngi,ans. styles and very cheap.
Brown & bcacl.cd Nusins. cheap * the cheapest
Alpacha and Piriscnc Cloths.
(assmcres and SafinctS. summer Cloths.
Twccd's Buffalo and Iowa Cloths Genoa Cloths,
Tickings, brown ana heached Drillngs.
Summer gools--at prices to suit buyers.
silk and Cotton Nevets. Checks. Irish Linens.
Brown and blcaciled Table Cloths. Ncstings,
Plain and striped Linens. brown Hollands,
Assorted ParsSols, sun Shades and Umbreas
Dress Silks, Bandanna and SpittIefield II DIX ifs,
Black Italian Cravats plain and fancy Stocks;
Cotton and Bingham liandke rchiefs Jaconets.
Gum Elastic. " orsted and W cbb Suspenders.
Camhrcs, Bobbnets, Swiss and Null Nusns,
l.accs and EdgingS, Lace and Nett Wells,
Ladies kid silk, pic mic and cotton Gloves,
Gentcmcn's Gloves. assorted cotton Hose & }Hosc,
Embroidered Shaws and Scarfs, Ribbons. Combs,
Assorted Artificals. Threads,
and great many articles too tcdious TO mention.
ALso-A good assortment Of Boots. Shoes and I.adic
Slippers Lcghorn and Ial-leaf Hats; Florence braid.
Straw Lawn aud Chip RonneS; Ladies travelling Baskets:
Mems Boots from 81 ,O0 $50 - pair Ladies slippers
at 81 Y pair
AiSo-A general Of Groceries. Just receiv-
ed from New Orleans. which will he sold ut Cincinnati
prices. for Cash.
A1so-Qucenswarc and Hardware; Common Cups and
Saucers % u Knives and Forks 80 "
set Scythcs, &c &c.
All OF which will be sold unusually low prices
for Cash. approved Country Produce-AND No MIS-
TAKE. JOS. W. GILBERT.
Richmond March Goth 1915. 1877
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S1ER1Tf'S SALE.-By virtue of sundry Executions
- TO directed from the Wayne Circuit Court, will
expose al the Court House door in Ccntreve, Wayne
county Indiana the 2lst day of July 1915 between
the hours o'clock, and 4 o. clock D. M on
said day, the following property, to-wit.
certain parcel lot of land the city of Richmond,
Wayne county Indiana known by being lot No 81
the east halves lots No 50 and 3d. and the half
of lot No 81 also all that part lot of ground
in sand city. known by being part of lot No. 81. boun
dcd as follows. to-wt beginning the north east
ner Of said o' running thence south Al feet inches;
thence 81 feet; thence north fl feet inches; thence
east to the place OF beginning, that part of said city
laid out by Charles w Starr, and jeremiah Cox. Taken
the property of Daniel d. Sloan satisfy Executions in
favor of Robert c. Allison, Richmond Trading and Man
utacturing Company. and others.
DAVID GENTRY, Sh w c.
June 23d, 1915. pr fee 50 cots
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So O.. IgEE1wgG44.

NTANUFACTURER Of Coaches, Barouches, Friends
wi CarryalIs, York Wagons, Phatons, Buggies, &c.
Also. Il superior article of Coach. Cabinet and Japan
NARSIsri. manufactured in Philadelphia by whose
knowledge of the places him without rival. War
ranted not to crack.
AIso-Carriagc Trimmings Of every description such
accs. Cloth Silver Hub Bands Door Handles, Lamps
Lock and Hinges. Riggs, &C. all Of which will be fur
nshed the lowest Cash price Persons at distance
be accommodated by dropping line TO the subscriber,
Main opposite Mr. Brookns Hotel, Richmond. Ia.
June Il. 1S45. 10 in A.
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4 FARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for
-. ale FARM situated two miles North of Rich
y = u contains EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND of
- 4aahty-good buildings. Barn. and the
.ta oat-houses in convenient order. There is also
orchard OF excellent fruit an, it is altogether one
frRos' desirable locations in the mel ghborhood.
z-k = g about to he offers for sale his entire
~ Boots and Shoes at wholesale or retail al tn,
Rrbr,p'c prices. LUKE LEAGUE.
"o' Ia J6nc i2th. fei,. ii in IL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-02

Board Couny Commissioners at their June Tenn Ioi.
made lie toiotring resolution:
Resoloed By the Board Of County Commissioners of
Wayne county That inasmuch the expenses of the
has become heavy item the county expenditures.
owing great to the which the
matter managed by the Overseers of the Poor in the
different townships not enquirIng strictly into the
lity of the claims that to them FOR allow
ance.-hereaer allowances will be by This Board
such unless SAID clam verified bk oath
affirmation justice
tilted by the Poor such township whe
the claim have originated and that tn" pub
lIsicd
Elnrf If nnfu (1,nur
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From Me CinciHnGii Gocrfie. JHHc 2-M.
Review Of the nar;.ct.

, ~, Iy.,,os,Ia ,I,.r, ,,. Ioi ar ,,.,,.r +,
hii'iSp"'En = IL -" 80 " 90 80, a :" "a
han"ri, una ,''''i"G 49,, ti"s
Hr was = ~ ~ ;, , III VOC ''''''
h wv Po'.t, - $3.50 ., 49, ,ai ~
fhaf-'o ~ " ~ III, iTI " ) II
o." o"e .I rr,,, stlro Of 1l1 i,,,s =, 40 Ill.,
Fc'oh' - SUI ~ 49, " - -
no. 400 ron ~, l., r.
/ bhkg-h'"c'h * ana - ~ ~ - =, 'i'''''
~ no saicS ~ ~" rN'r - "iil ~ PTS S"a q
l Tsai :,
horis9nsT71irs OF , mas nhcoh shoulders al 80
| dder aud sides, 1T , and be. binds included.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-02

IN aLUABLE REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE-WiI
g sold at private sale. the property Fifth street.
sgng TO The Estate of DR.. Morris Lancaster. deed
sing OF two LOTS. substantially enclosed and inn
afa BY a large BRICK DWELLING: HOUSE. con
3doi III" best materials ana finished in every part
30, eaisst and most approved style: well Of good
thc Kitchen; large CiStcrn for ram water near
@sr, together with t-huidinrs-al in the bcSt or
ake.-aboui thirty Fruit Trees. consist,u,v OF An
\ 'aF, Peach and Cherry. of the choicest selection
afuatiou - elevated and airy. commanding finc
Fe' OF portion of the surrounding country one of
~t aesrabic locations for residence in the city of
-eac For information. enquire of
IL WILLIAM K. FOULkE. Administrators.
Faaoad, May IL l-i5. 2ptf
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board Of County CommisstoRers.i
Fnye T.y,u I-Ip

The following resolution adopted on the 9th day OF
June l~iJ:
Poor House this has hitherto been conducted
mseraby .ent, and fails tar short of the benevolent
design originally intended by lis institution and construc
tion; therefore.
Ordered 6y the Board That James Perry Samuel Ham
man, and Samuel X. Heheur, b. appointed TO inquire in
10 the expectancy changing location thereof and
whether good would result erefrom and what would
be the expense incurred thereby and writing to
the Board al fu length what changes could be ntrodu
cca into the stem OF conducting the Poor House with
advantage. to the comfort of the without
ing additional and generally sug-
gest any general reform in the present plan
Oyderrd ~ the Board. That the different newspapers
the b. requested tn give the above publication
FRANCIS KING. Auditor of Wavne