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Watches and JeWelrV!

lust received from the East some very fine Watch
Oes, gold ana silver for railroad purposes.
Cola Guards and Feb Chains:
Ear Rings of various patterns:
Musical Boxes aud Ascordeons;
Cola Pens and Eenoii Cases;
Silver Ware and Plated Goods:
Bresstpns OF the latest patterns.
S w atehes and Clocks repaired by skilifni
workman. Having procured one Of the best work
men. intend that al work that Is entrusted
care shall be repaired with the utmost and
reasonable terms, and warranted 10 keep go51 time
eordiag to their quality.
Thankful for past faycrs wish continuance Of the
same. c \ DICKINSON.
No. s. Main street, sign & Golden Eagle
June y, Is55 29-d
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DAVID SMITH.
Fresh Arrival!

uAyING just received Philadeph Pittsbug
Aarge which. addition old
stock, MAKES il complete, ready to wait upon
Country Druggists Physicians. who will find their
adyantageto call before elsewhere prepared
sell prices Having selected with
the medicines which have safely recommend
the public Painters and Builders would do Sel
call of Paints prices before
Peiilers supplied with Essences
and Sweet Oils Inks. general assortment of
Fancy Tooth Paints. Per
fumery. well article Of Tobacco and
No. which is g. Main
will with attention
Physicians prescriptions
carefully comp founded all hours. day n ght.
l. III. MCCULLOUGH,
Wholesale Retail ggiss.
al No. 4! Main Richmond.
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YOunS's Express

HOUUS Express
WILL be ready all times to deliver Flour to order 70
w gether with all kinds o! Provisions Groceries, &c,
free Of charge hauling order sbortno-
All eft Younzs Provision House, for Eiesr
ard Provisions vii receive prompt attention ThssGai
Eberng heretofore he hops
strict attention AMI uEtirng make il pieassn
profitable him with call fos
Tn. CHEST cash prices paid ali times for
TN. YoUy6.
o. last
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Prem ium Empire Steel PlOWs:
S. HORNEY & CO,

OC Id respectfully inform their friends and the
W tursts of he West that they prepared
nish their premium Empire Steel Plow in large quantities
and almost point This Flow received the pre-
MUM of q
$50 Silver Cup.
At the last Indiana State Fair for purposes They
also received Silver Cup the same Fair for the
BEST SOD PIOW
At the late Wayne County Fair they received the First
MUM for the Best horse Pillow Plow
Plow and Cultivator; the premium
Plowmanshp, awarded 10 those who used their Pows
These premiums awarded in with
Flows which have heretofore been highly honore
miuus, both and County Fairs.
The Of this
work menthey employ none hut competent hands
none hut the best materials. hence they eel
commenting their public They
HARROWS,
or different patterns and Of all sizes Cultivators
and five hoes Agricultural implements kinds
and viii furnish 10 order article that desired
Their establishment is the Depot
street and Washington Avenue, Richmond, Ind.
July /, 1855. 5-a
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Coffee.
FIRE. FIRE. FIRE..

SUPERIOR article of RIO Coffee Away be found
n wholesale retail at No 81 Main street
March ., 1855 GEo- w BARNES
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Bob Work
Lard Oil and Candles.


THE subscribers having completed their arrange
L ments for manu- cturin- the above Goods pre-
pared 70 furnish the merchants Inhabitants of
RiehmoEd and vicial;v with OIL AND CANDLES of
superior quality at prices ranging below tho Cincn
natl market Persons IN want OF the above goods
will find il greatly their s3vanta call this
establishment before purchas irE elsesy here
IFF.etory IL the oil Richnon EounlrY BGiltin IS.
BAYLIES & AARCHaNT
February 9 1855. SIT
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
At the lsaltimo Clothing EmpOri u II

AM just in receipt oil large lot of gentlemen's
nishing Goods in addition to nv usual large stock
comprising large lot black and Fancy Cloth Goats
Cashmere De Etc, Satin Duck, striped and plain lin
Coats; black and fancy Cashmere Pants; Lasting,
Sateen Cottonade, Farmers Drill, Linen and Duck
Pants. Vests, OF every kind Under shirts and Draw
fine Shirts Collars Stocks. travats Boots Shoes
Hats: Caps Trunks: Canvass Bags; Ladies Hosiery
and Satchels; gentiemens halt-hose: mixed, brown
and Fancy do; Gloves of every description, together
with pretty assortment of soft fur. silk. Panama
Maraea ibo, Shanghai, ide Awake, Leghorn, French
and { hina Straw Hats, for and boys
| would respectfully say my friends and the pub
lie in gener al that prepared to offer in
ducements equal 10 any house in Cincinnati. We buy
goods exclusively for the cash and have fscili
obtaining goods at the lowest possible rates in
the Eastern market. A. MILLION MILLER,
Main street Richmond, Ind
May Is. 1855. 22-u
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SHlNGLES.--Naehine, Gus and shaved. Poplar Ash
~ snus and Oak Shingles of quality
BY ELLIOTT & COALE.
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do hereby certify that the above certificate is
rect and the statement OF the physician made TO Is
,rua JULIA ANN KIRBY.
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Watch and Clock Repairing.
WILLIAM STEVENS

AS commenced the above business n a OF
Old Sloan House occupied by MIR F4rquhar : an
Auction Room He is prepared to repair ali Kinds OF time
pieces styl Of ship that lie exceei and
hopes by prompt attention business receive share
the public patronage All kinds JeseIry repaired He
Ia also few Clocks for sale the lowest possible
Call at the old Sloan House
IL 2 Having made arrangements with of the best
houses Cincinnati. prepared furnish order,
Watches, Jesslry, other article in line -Rch
will nducement for with
their orders.
Richmond. July Is. 1855. 32-tf
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Sundries.

DUG6T MATS; CIothe. and Market Baskets; Tabs; COY
Dered Bue and Boxes; WAshbearas; Soap vita
hem Starch and Indigo Buckets Clothes Pins Of various
kinds. besides many Lter useful keeping,
.ept eoIiat2sitIy hand ard for sale BY
JGue G.. W. BaRSE5-
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LIRp2le Nails.

GOOD supply of L. Belle Nails hand. Those who
wish good Nails, will do we'll buy Nails
April 90 THOMAS BENT ON.
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YOughioSheny Coal.

z 400 BUSHELS real Youghiogheny Coal re
- sNI~s< duced prices, by CAIN 4 NAISgY
iss month, 10th, 1855 ar
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TO THE PJRf,lr.

EHAVING purchased the entire OF Drugs, Oils,
Paints &C. OF Milton Holm gs~orth and recently
longing 10 Plunmer. Wilson Co.
nisa the reasonable PLY sciars Druggists
trocers and the public generally with
such esAb shaent. either At VII olesAle
FERGJ son YEo.
July Ie, 1855. 303t
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Two Houses for Sale.
- SEAR Ire Passeu-e- rePo:. each containing -
ss. fsur rooms They entirely Aat Huish-z 80
~. L Possession given -
notice. For Of sale. apply 70
STEPHEN sCoTT0S-
April 20, 1855 ls-s{
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
French China Gold BaaG
Do do White. plain and futed;
White Iron stone Ware. o. al, dGsed ana octsgon.
Lastre Band Tea Ware.
Britannia Tea Pots. cotEee Pots. Sugars. Creams,
Bowls, Ladies', Lamps. eandIestieks, eastors,
Handsome Britsanis / "a Sets;
Plated Ger Silver ana britannia Table and Tea
spoons;
Do Ladies', Dinner Medium .H3 Dessert Forks
American ana English TaSie cutlery;
knife Boxes ana Table Mate:
Giraa3Oies and solar lamps:
Ia ii Lamps and Lsaterus;
Oval, Oetagon sad roan4 Wire Covers;
GlassEsre-ever- variety
The a fer sale a. snail adv nee for cash sp
prpsao pa per. oy o ALDRiCH.
IsIMain street, be;- Foasth and Filth, Cincinnati
May g. 1864 2p-tf
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Dry Pine and Poplar Lumber.
lust received lot of Clear Pine hand, Is and
- ei Common Pine: 10000 feet Poplar
nesses; Flooring, pine and poplar hand
CAIN s. MALsBY.
1ssmenta. 1850
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T FAD PIPE-A large supply assorted =, e, y
Lex, /, IA u and inches, for sale at the Stove
store of T. J. BARGIS.
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LUMBER VAR ID u.

FOR SALE.
n reasonable and let in EhtstogG
~ Henry county THIS house is searly containing
and cellar; we'll and ciseru at the door wt
pump in each The lot is Of nine rods
each side bounded and north by streets and the
other sides by alleys
In addition the there s another ceor-a
lie Frame Dwelling 90 by Is fea cabinet
bearing fruit
large number Of ne Eyergreens Of various kinds
The premises excellent repair The iocat
excslIed kngtstosn and i is but fey minutes walk
from the Indiana Centr2lR2Iirosd and Depot
WILLIAM UACGHTOS.
Apply Richard z Hagghton the premises Harvey
Bell William Hsn-tou Richmond. Ind.
4th month, q. 1855. 1--tf
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Centreville Steam Works!

= G00 POPLAR. Walnut. Red Oak and Ash Logs wanted
@,'Co for which the hi CHEST cash price Will paid
delivery a the Depot
large supply OF poplar, walnut oak and ash shin
giles of superior quality square Jois constantly
hand AT reduced prices
% Timber worked upon the halves delivered in large
logs We also do Turning Saving. ominy
Grinding, EATON s CLARK.
uly2 ls55
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I n GROSS Rushton Clark 4 Cos celebrated genuine
III Cod Liver Oil to arrive, and for sale by
l. H. MCCULLOUGH,
March I6 1855. No. ~ Main street.
ECST received from Cincinnati, Of the best
- Cooking PGE.or plate and shop stores
both which will be sold
prices cash, al the City Stove Store.
LEFEyRE & UNDERWOOD.
October 90, 1854. tiff
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Public Sale of school Houses.
ElY agreement Of Township Trustees for Wayne and
Franklin ships, the border school houses known
will sold
sale the hi CHEST bidder the lth day of 1855
between the hours of 10 and o'clock said the
premises The Cox school house marlborough viii
be offered
S. r. Virgins. Clerk Wayne township.
J. MDSTEIrH, Clerk Frauklin township.
July a. 1855. 32-3t
NJ Ais just receiving Ice LaBelle Nails, direct
~ from the mandatory, at No - Nam street.
July %. }. u. STRAW BRIDGE
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rogues,-people who read but little. and whom
our warnings will never reach, and who, even
if they did, would give them no heed,-peo-
pie whom even ar-bought experience would
fail to teach wisdom. They are the penny
wise and pound foolish. who will run a thou
sand risks of being cheated for single
chance of making good bargain. A short
time ago gentleman from one Of our East
ern States called on US. and inquired for q per
son who he said had sold large quantities
Of apple trees in his neighborhood. represent
ing himself to be the proprietor of one of the
ern New York. and representing also that his
trees Were propsgated by some superior meth
cd which was known to him only, and which
gave them decided superiority over trees
grown IN the ordinary way. On inquiry, we
found this man did not own . single foot of
land, had never been a nurseryman, nor had
he any interest whavever in any nursery es-
Enlistment. but bought such trees as he could
make the largest profit on. He was crafty
rogue, however.-pretended more than ordi-
nary piety. and victmized the religious peo-
pie OF New England handsomely. A few
weeks ago a nurseryman of Rochester receiv :.
ed intelligence that he was represented in
some parts of Ohio by . person who,claimed
to be his agent and son, while he not only did
not know such person, but had never seen
him or heard Of him before. and he was COM
PEELED to incur the trouble and expense Of ad-
yertising HIM ~ An impostsr. Il not this Q
high-handed piece Of deception 70 b attempt
ed in such . business. and among an intefIi-
gent people? The man who viii do such =
thing is not particle better than be who
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j uSt Received

Just Received.
q T No % Ma Richmond large stock OF Iron
: "A which will be sold at low figures for cash.
THOMAS BENTON
.nril 90 1854 ls-tf
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The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-23

A BRIEF VIEw.-There was ten times az
much fighting at the polls in Cincinnati at the
last election as there was in this city on the
9th inst There was ten times as much fight
ing at the polls in this etv in Angus; 1914
as there was on the 9th inst. There was ten
times as much fighting at the polls in this
city in May last as there was on the 9th inst.
There has never been less amount of dis
turbance at the polls in this city on any eIec-
ton day than there was on the 9th inst
Then how are we to account for the blood
and the burnings of the 9th instant! Is any
man such fool as not to know that the fear
ful result is wholly attributable to the insane
acts of the foreigners, who wrought up to
phrenzy by the lies and calamnies and ex-
hortations of native demagogues, transformed
their houses into fortresses, and, before see-
ing weapon raised against themselves, shot
between twenty and thirty unarmed Amen-
cans in places where almost Sabbath day
quiet prevailed.-l Lou. Jour.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-23
correspondence of the Journal.
IrDrArApoLrs, Aug. 90, 1866.

1NDTANAPoLlSJ Aug. @VJ Ao0O'
ED. JOURNAL: A good deal Of anxiety is
felt in our community to-day in Consequence
of q rumor that called session of the Su-
preme Bench is about to be held, at the cal
Judge Perkins, the president. judge, to de-
eide upon the constitutionaiity of the Pro-
hibitory Law. From the known hostility OF
Judge Perkins to the law, and from the fact
of the bench being called together, so far as is
now known, solely at his instance, the friends
of the law are as confident, now, what the
decision will be, a. if it were already pro-
claimed. The general impression with such
is, that the law will go by the board; despite
all its exclusively beneficial results, be swept
away, from considerations, of the lowest and
meanest party politics! Possibly however
this may not be. 1t certainly will not be done
if at all, by unanimous decision; and ii
done at, all, it will be the great political su'
icide of the nineteenth century. The hant
of Jesse is suspected to be in the matter
Nothing more probably, but Jesse, and Per.
kins, and his other tools in Indiana, and
the whole confraternity OF Old Liners, ma
tive and foreign, ought to know by this time
that it is the will of THE PEOPLE to have a
prohibitory law; and if such a law is mo-
compatible with the constitution, that no
very able instrument will be altered so as tc
make such law constitutional, in just the
least time legal snd possible. Jesse, and the
bench, and the party may safely 'make Z
note" Of that fact. The wors. they can dc
will be to Prolong the contest. The ulti
mate result will be, wiser aud better law
than even the present one.
But the thing that causes anxiety is, that
many-thess are several such in this town
whose hopes of a return to permanent re-
spectsbiity. and ultimate safety, rest upon
such law, will, almost to a certainty, be
sw ept away 10 the food that is threatened to
be loosed upon the State again.
Yours, A. B. c.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-23

WATERMELON JUICE "A correspondent
copies the following which originally appear
ed in the Prairie Farmer, and sends it with his
own endorsement:
81 endeavor to raise good watermelon
patch. They are healthy and delightful
fruit. cultivate the icing variety: plant
early in May, and again towards the close ot
the month, SO that they may come in success
sion. When they begin ripening we COM
mence cutting and using them freely during
the no. weather. When the weather be-
comes cool in Leptember we bring quantity
of them to the house, split them open, with q
spoon scrape out the pulp into cullenderi
and strain the juyce into vessels.
"We boil il in an iron vessel to syrup, then
put in apples or peaches like making apple
butter, and boil slowly until the fruit is well
cooked; then spice to the taste, and we have
something most of people prefer to apple
butter or any kind Of preserves. Or the sy-
run may be boiled without fruit down to mo-
lasses. We have made in a single autumn
as much as ten gallons of apple butter (if
may SO call iDIand molasses, which is.in fine
condition until May"
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-23
Reported for the JOnrual.1
Li9UOr Seizure


The fret case Of Liquor seizure came up
day or two ago. Before stating the case,
let US first introduce the parties, or party de-
linquent. Mrs. Eliza Reid, full partner in
the concern of adam g. Eliza Reid, No.--High
street, herself now "lord of the manor" and
"commander of the Brig" and formerly the
"better half'' of the said Adam her loyal
spouse, until Judge Niblack undid "the gor-
dian knot by decreeing divorce" vinculo
nrdtrimonii; herself assumes the responsible
ity of becoming sole defe ndant in this case
and of contesting the right of the estate of In
diana, County Of Vanderburgh, sct," to con-
fscate her property, hereinafter mentioned.
Notwithstanding one said Judge Niblack did
at the earnest petition of the said Eliza,
render the decree herein before mentioned
yet 80 strong are the ties of ccnjugal affec-
ton, so ineffaceable the Impressions made on
the susceptible feminine heart, that this hap
py couple, like good communists, being a
law unto themselves still continue to cohabit
under the same roof, and share equally the
profits of their now distinct voc1tions.
Bat apropos; business is business and must
be attended to, so in order to drive more
lucrative trade, Mrs. Eliza Reid had en-
grated into her department the free pur-
chase and sale of a certain "crea,ure COM
fort' rendered coatrabrand, by the statute
in such case made and provided, with an in
effabe contempt for licenses, permits and 9th
er documents teeming with "saids' and
'aforesaids, Sales, signatures and attestations.
ent for business, undertook, regardless Of
any thing and everything, bat her own inter-
est, knowing that the magistrates court
could not imprison her, and setting Law, Law
| yers and conservators of the peace generally
at Defiance aye goodlie town of Henderson"
supplied her with, liquor and she supplied
her customers. But this state OF affairs was
doomed to a short existance. Last Tuesday
two barrels arrived, aud were bat fairly hous.
ed, when, unrelenting justice marked them
for her own, admirng the brand perhaps,
Charley Sullivan and Ed Martin armed with
the ''docum ents" took the barrels and their
contents into custody, Mrs. Reid entered her
protest, but its of no use, the ''creature'
must undergo the ordeal of investigation and
perhaps of confiscation. Mrs. Reid being
summoned to appear before his honor Esq.
Walker, imagines the squire to be hostile
to her individual self; che is advised that I
Jury of her countrymen is at her command
but the whole township is hostile and Mrs
Eliza Reid aoin have change of venue. A
woman must have her will, and her will beins
always the way change of venue is grant
ed and the case is transferred to rura
squire-w who will adjudicare and decide th'
matter on Monday morning next at 8 O'Clock
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-23


G'The Eastern division of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad is in a qusndary for
want of funds. A meeting of the board OF
directors was held last week in Cincinnati, at
which the following propositions were sub
mitted:
1t proposes to issue to the stockholders
only $3,5OO,0O0 of Bonds5 one half of which
are Income, and in Mortgage Bonds, secured
by third mortgage on the Road for S ,75O,-
O00, and trust fond of 5000, payable
monthly to Trustees. The bonds are paya-
bic in 90 years, with semi-annual coupons for
the rate of interest, which is per cent per
annum, and payable in New York
The otner 81, ,750 600 is payable in stoc&
at par. in bonds bearing lC per cent int rest
per annum, payable in Cincinnati, in 80
years, with interest semi-annually, but the
company reserve the right to redeem the
same within two years from the date OF the
bonds.
| The first class bonds are offered TO the
stockholders only at 663 per cent, payable in
monthly cash instruments, as the company
may require them, but the entire amount
cannot be demanded entil the expiration ol
six months. Each subscriber for the first.
class of bonds must take an equal amount ol
the second class also,, surrendering therefor
an equal of stock at par, receiving bonds
therefor at par also, and Will be entitled
only to such an amount as he has paid in
cash for bonds of the first class.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-23

or Evansville, Indiana, has not been as
sickly for the past fifteen years a. at the pres
ent tseason.-[ E,c. .,e.. -.r.sf
The above article has met our eye in a
dozen exchanges. While it is gratifying to
notice the interest abroad manifested in the
health OF Evansville, still il is not altogether
agreeable to notice such paragraph as the
above. Evansville at the present like every
other town in the country is suffering under the
effects of wet and hot weather. But the sick
ness Is not of serious nature, and we are en-
tirely free from cholera in which we are much
more fortunate than many other river cities.
If our neighbors can only keep as clean o
bill of mortality as we, they may well be sat-
isfed.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-23

LAGER BEER.--Since question has been
raised in relation to the intoxicating proper
ties of this beverage, persons all over the
country have been gauging their stomachs,
to see how many pints, quarts or gellons
they would respectively hold. Among the
others, MIR. Emig tried the experiment a.
three gallons in twelve hours; but he died
the same night. Two quarts were pumped
from his stomach in the endearor to'relieve
him.