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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19
Richmond and Petersburg Rail-Road. =.
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TRAINS LEdTE PETERSBURG
Express rnl duly. Mt -. .................
Nat 1min. dnit Mt. --.=.-..... ...-.-......
lreigh Trim, with passenger Car attnchcd, Mon
dny-, W"dn"-dnss nnl trdays nj ~ AN.
TRAINS LE4PE RICHMOND.
Espress Tmn, dnily nt..--.. ......-..--..5a AN
Mil Itain, daily at -....--..-.3 p NJ
i#sigh l,aip Ath rn.sculer Cer otrnchcd. ON Mon
saya, y cdnrsdayz mud tr,lay-. NJ IL
TIE Express Itnin leaving Richmond nj 81 n, m .
reapcrts with the ruin leaving Petersburg by the South
-ilo Railron1. for lynrhburg.
Passengers Irnvinf Lynchburg hy tho morning Train
The South sitc Rniroud, rcunin IN Petersburg
three hours, md hy linking the 81 p rn ruin the nmc
transported through Richmond. &c. free OF ohnrgo; or
ttbcy acshe Ia stop in Richmond, be there 10 T,a
Through Tickets for Washington nt.........-. 90 90
= BnatlmorP nj t.----...--..-. q 80
:. Phndelphn ut. --.....-.. 0 90
Can ~ procured NJ the Ticket otco in Petersburg
The Express trains do stop for wny passengers
iae Alnl ,rains will only stop pori " nj hal nnd
Clover lIl Junction Halt WAY Station and Mnnch.y
trf. The Aeeommn luton rnns will -tep for way rus
aengers
Fare for white prr-ona 81 35 Children over FIVE nrd
twelve ycHrs of aEe 81 ceits; Gulorcd erson,
in servants IS cents.
A discount of 10 cents will be made On ench fnr-
iwhen tickets are procured at the Office and 10 person.
getting On the whore tickets sold
Servants W II no he pc mitlnd in frs, class except
when in attend ince infant children, sick ps sons
absolutely requiring their care, IN which the
rri, us Tor white persons will be charged
TH0S DODAMEAp, Sppf.
Ofc, 4 & p. r. ca
rnnr 7-dScts hrhmord March Bids 1876
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19

REDFORD HOUSE. Composite Conn, Housc)
- MAIN STREET LIBERTY VA. CON the site OF
the Hotel frmcry ke,t ly VIM. Terry e,q)
The abop House, re hIilt in the odcrn style
nnd mrn-hed in the best manner, opere ed for the
terep ion Of euet,. fhe undersigned promise thrif
beat efforts merit any patronage which they may
cciye. QUAHBES < afEl TOE.
Prnpuetors.
HACK will always be- in readiness 20 convey the
gue-ts oi the iJuse and their baggage and from the
Hi Road free of rlarge apl3 dt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19
NOTICE..

'H'lIh firm Of gory Rnyn wns Dissolved or
the 3Oih Arri last Either partner mny use til,
name nl The { 1ncefn ia closing up hn business.
JAS u. GREGORY,
JAS. +. ROlALL.
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Z, BRING your HORSES NEW

&c bring ON your HORSES NEW
rP-S LIVERY SIABLE.-rhe undersigned respect.
fully informs tie etzcrs Of LyncLhug that he l. pre-.
nied Ia receive narsca livery. on aaimost
n.olnting terms, n the old annd of Geo NJ Hrafc.
n. y. Hacks, Burrira and ilorscs Tor hire nnd
luck" every Court dpy Cumph.ll Court House.
TERMS o. TAKING HORSES ON LIVERY.
Per month. Sll 90
lti week .-.--.-.... i3O
Per .y..-.......... .G5
Singc feed $500. .o5
nm 27al6cly JOSEPH OIEMINS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19

LNOgs SAFE ON CONSRGNHE EAa-
Il 10000 bs. Cotton Yarn,--Jus: received and 10
isle on consignment by
nov ID Is McCORKLE 4. JONES
DbEE MEDICINAL LIQUORS-Fine old Brandy
!: Ma4eir Wine Pure Juice, Port, Wine, Porter
Schelnm Schnapps, for medicinal purposes for sale by
Cune 7ts }. H. THOMPSON = co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19

II bFKTNt ANU NTNNFN DTN GOODN-JuI
ned nt Philip " Pa,u's. tk,Ics corncr Main II }
II sunrrinr stock of DRY GOODS cmhrnclng CInths,
Cassim"res Ncstiug., Linens, aud LApIEs noops, Of
MI kiudf, Call aud examine.
npl Its p W PAYNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS 4!
Pills that are Pills

Pills that are Pills
DROF HAYES, Stuta Chemist of Mnssachusrtt..
d says they the best of nj Pill, and annexed
mr. the men who certify hat d CT HIVES knnwa. VIZ:
Lenuel SnBw, Chief Justice Supreme Cont Of Nass,
Emory Washhurn, Governor ol Mn,-.
w G. PlGuk,tt. Lieut.. q " al Mass.
Henry J. Gaidarr, Gov of Mas
Simeon Brown. ieut Gov
L NJ. Wright. Sec. OF State
John B. Fitzpatrick. aholic Bishap of Bo-t N
MEN THAFARE MEN !!
Among the d this PHI has cured with nstcnish-
ing mpidty, may mention
Costiyenes,, Bilious Complaints Rheumatism Drop
~. Heartburn, Headache nri.ing from foul Stomach.
Nausea Indigestion, Morbid inncion Of the Bowes,rnl
pain arising therelron, flauencY Lo4. of Appetite
all tlccIOus aud cunneous Diseases. which require
evacnant Medicine Seroiuu, or King Egl They al
soby purifying the blood aud stimulan ng the System,
many complaints which it wnul not be suppose
they cou reach; such a. Denfnes- z utid Blindness
Neuralgia md Nervous lnitnhIt, Derongements of
th" liyor aai kidoeys Gout rnd other Kindred com
plants, arising f3n low o the body OBJ ,truc-
tions of It's functions. They the best Pulgative
Medicine discovered, and you will bat nee toand
HEN once to know il.
rfePurei by DR. !. c. AVER. Lowed, Mass aud
sold by cvely respectable Druggist in New f. elpnj.
may l.d6r2n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19
PETERSBURG.
GprsENsI GRADE 1893

kN U kAhIFEF HNNFT1a ENbD--NEI'- II IVNEE
~ X CO. Ii4alcsaie praggi.ts, 'ecr~hurg Nirginn.
wye ccevod tarr SrNlNG SforK Of prnc- Medi.
rucs. Paints, Nc.. AMI ulcr tor sale a,sori
prnt. embracing a articles in this ne. suited
tl" want, ot Country Merchants, Druggists, Physica
and fnrmers
uhfuuag their supdiie. from Manufacturers Hnd I'm
potsrs only they prep red urnl. these good
"" any regular Johbhg house. I D Ofdri- receive
pIonnt and catciul attention nmrgts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19
COAL.

GOAL. COAL. COAL.
" All persons wishing TO supply themselves with .
good article OF Re.-ash Anthracite and Bituminous
Coal for the season, will find il So their interest
they leave their orders with hs undersigned
az possble and they will be get their Coal by
Richmond measurement, and lowest Richmond prices
Including freight and tolls. DAN'L s. JA6PER.
sep 9.dts a,''."
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19

MO. | NORTH DARCLlNA CLIPPED her
y RINGS.-2O buffeis received mn ior snlc "
inc b. r. SAGKEfT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19
H.. SII.VERTHORN.

Two COACH MAkEHS.-A goo supply Of Shafts;
i spoke; f,loe,; Moss; Point v Sand Bands Axles;
Springs Syc', Brass Jnpancl und Ivory hsnded Nails;
EnameIled Leather; Enamelicd and paiu Patent Cloth;
Pnrent Leather Dash Board.; Lace. mud other goods
used BY Couch Makers. iuat Ia han md for .nlc By
June I'm ] u. GREGORY & CT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19
A ard i.

x THE subsr'bet hrving purcanscd Of II Silver.
ga thorn Co, their inreret IN the coacrtn of
d&s u. SIlve thurnS G 6, VIII con nu' thc business
AT the old ,nud hnn street, ~ ere be III kncpn
fine assortment I'll GOODS in the linz q which he res.
rrcry neitcs thc attention If nil wnn,ng goods in his
Inc. Al,. Naz will continne for the present his
rnrIaru.pr astcnliun Il the WATCH mud CLOCK ~.
pairing whc, would call the attention OF ali those
having such work II be done.
uHslS "a VI. SILNERTHORN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19
LiNClIBURG TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 49, 1888
MISCELLANEOUS.

I,OR KEN s'.-rhe Brirl dwelling Hnnss just
hnrls ot ihn Cunt ilou4,possess on given in1me.
I'ntrly. Apply toGco. Watson Henry Dunnng-
ton dec 29.n
b)kESEKNE YOUR BOOKS AND
fA'ERS.-Ii Her iug's Fire Proof SAFES, the on
" rrlinhlr Sui made a sitr qnr b, the Agent. Mt
Manufacturer p iccsnt
Il. thompson 4 co.'s
lnnc l'dlw New Drug Store.
SARATOGA or CONGRESS- WATER. AND CIT.
- RATE OF MAGNESIA, tfr.shly prcp.t ed )fnr sale
hN SrROfHER WHITEHEAD.
1nne Il Successors to d. Il. yman
SuGARS.-A fine assortment Of Sugnr- consist.
- ing oi Sicwnus Strnm Refined Loaf Powdered,
faecriasd Cnfce. and New Odcun-, nj
juno II Is r D CRAWFORDS
n NEW GOO AND
GA JENELRN The auhsc ib,h will Is dny open
GAA8 an entire stock ot sods, =. will offer
tie t'f al" nj prices TINT n 10 plcase oil Who
may wish iohny. III. stock enn,i,rs IN PM of fine
gould aud s,.r watches a. to 400. fob, aud ruard
'hnns ~ Ia slO indies und 4 ns pr-, $ 25 to $40,
some very he lava in, fings % cts 80, fin.
ger rnrs. gold md cnheliou; bracelets WY fine
roll silver and steel rceks slrcye, h,som and lar
bottoms; thmhlc. steel beads silver spoons. All eool-
warranted 10 be as rcweseated - tie money refunded.
=. THURMAN.
innc Gets Main st
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19
STApLE aooDs-.NOTgUE

- st0Ie l1 -fock saPIa good Rlo01heI md
brown Cotton-. T cks plaid Coton4 Apr,n Oh"css,
uoagy Lr1ens, sc &c all Of whcbran be bought -
,sh nj very low prices.
ap27 Is b II LEWIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19
CiRPE1INGS Nd Mi7'1TNGS.
GEORGE M. .GsICiAEak ~ 90.

II 6i Il 1Gi pa Floor Oil Clorh.
furnitute Ol Clhh. #orrcd. splendid Cur'nins.
Gornire-, Rasotte4 Corl ana Tassel. tnl to match
and man, Other kinds Of house furni.hine goods, all
OF which will be olerol atrensonaba ltr.
npl}0 ]m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19

No. 125. Main ST., Richmond, Va.
And for sale by J. II Seay d. K. Lyman, J. H.
Thompson 4 Co. r. Stabler Il Co. Lynchbuig Va, and
hy dea ers in Medicines e, erywhere. sep SLY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19

IMEl LIME 800 barrels Of Line on hand
Il -/and for sale at FRANKLIN bho
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19

nESSNEE1EEOH.--T --The concern ut Nm L.
~ Anderson g. Co, dssnyed the Dad int,
by mutu /, consent VIM T Anderson aIune will attend
to the settlement of the business and the name of the
concern will be nsed only in winding up the same.
WM. +. ANDERSON,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19

NO1ECE is hereby given that my son, a. NJ,
y Winston. ia not authorised to deal lor me, or
my account any business ON peeuniary
nature Whatever in my \. WINSTON.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

Gs- At regular meeting OF Crystal Fount
Circle, No. Q, held on Thursday evening,
June I, the following preamble and resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted;
! WHEREAS, We have learned with deep re-
greet of the decease Of our late Brother B. +
BCRToN. who died in a far distant land sur
rounded by strangers, without parental care to
smooth his pillow. or administer to his wants;
and whereas, we humbly bow in submission
10 Him who chooses his own time and place
to take to His eternal home those he loves.
therefore
ReSolved, That we murmur not, complain
not at this decree. yet our fral nature cannot
but regret that one so young and full Of
promise, was not permitted to fill longer
time in this earthly destiny.
ReSolCea, That tender to the bereaved
parents of our deceased brother, our warmest
sympathies iii this their hour of affliction. and
bid them hope to meet him in that land where
sorrow is never known, and where parting
shall be more.
Resolved. That copy of these resolutions
be forwarded to the parents Of our deceased
brother, and copy furnished each of the city
papers for publication.
JOHN S. LYLE, r. S.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

WHAT Is SAID or OUR TowN-The editor Of
The conne'sville Times recently paid bust
cess VISIT to our town. We are informed that
he called at our office in our absence. We
regret that We were not at home Ia his last
paper he says
I'VE were much pleased with the appear
saee oil things in Richmond. This was the
h's' opportunity We ever had of really seeing
ne place. We had before merely clsnced at
Il as We ~hlzzed BY at the heels of the Iron
Nurse But now We walked its streets, and
,O"sed At things generally. There are num-
yer OF handsome buildings. churches and
1900. houses being The most prominent and
attractive. Richmond is in full tide of pros
F''tf' ana We think she owes her growth and
s'V,pers'y to the numerous manufacturing
"oh>hments carried on within It's mits
= a we confess we envy Richmond some Of
@sse; We want them, or similar branches ~
aaistry IN Coanersrille. and we hone ;,dus-
Sioas and determined men will como -,
Aad commence business in the various A.
"F'nents OF mechanical rpri.e demanded
:! 'he business of the city and wants Of the
eenmaai.y''
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL.

AN just in receipt of large lot of senslemsn's
and bows Ready Made Clothing and General Fur
nishing Goods, in addition my usual large stock
comprising large lot OF black and Fancy Cistn Goats
De kte Satin. Duck. striped and plain lie
en- eoAts black and fancy Cashmere Pants. Lasting
SNeen, .ettonA5e, Farmers Drill. Iiaen and Duck
1.h's vests, OF every kind Under shirts aad Draw
me SHIRTS oilArs. Stocks Crayafs Booss Shoes.
Hats: Caps; Trunks. Canvass Bags: Isaies Ha,ie-y
ana SAieneis' sen'!smea's hslfhose; mixed brown
ha ahey DO Gloves Of every description together
vim pretty assortment Of soft frr ais p.,.~.
NT.s.ieo. shanghai. Miss Awake. Leshorn French
And NINA Straw bats, fer men and boys.
would respectfully say my friend. ana Tia NH
nc IN general that We are prepared 10 offar 3,
tueenents equal TO any house in Cincinnati We INV
our goods exclusively for the cash. and hava f..I
ties for obtaining goods At the lowest possible rates IN
the Eastern narset A. MILTON MILLER
May Is, 1855. %, :,
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

HENRY NALETTE EFT AL. WHITE WATER
CANAL Co-Thls case came before the [. s.
Circuit Court sitting in Indianapolis, Judge
McLEAN presiding.
SUIT was brought on bill fled by the com
plaiEants to enforce the payment Of one hun
dred and twelve bonds Of $ 900 each, issued
by the Company to Henry Vaette in 1915.
and payable in ten years from date, with 7
per cent. in interest. payable semi annually in
New York. The defense set up BY the Com
panv was, that Valete had, in fact, advanced
to them the sum of $50. 900 in work done on
the unfinished portion of the canal, and that
the work, or contract for work. was a mere
pretext or device to cover up the usury Of the
loan.
The answer of the Company showed that
upwards of $4,000 bad been paid Valette
and holders of these bonds, in tie way of in
terest, and the Company claimed that, under
the law ofIndiana, this sum OF $4,000 should
be applied TO the paymen. of the principal sum
500 GO) originally advanced by Ealetie,
and they were entitled to decree Cor the TX
cess Of the amount paid as interest (S75, OOO)
over tina. principal sum $50 0O0) namely:
$4,000 and upwards, with interes, thereon
The Court held that upon the case as made
ont by the papers before them, the equity was
clearly with the defendant.
Tie compliments asked leave to amend
their BILL which was granted, and the case was
then continued to the November term for f.
nal hearing.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

PORTRAIT PAINTER-Mr j. E. CHURCHILL,
several years since a citizen of this place. af-
Ter having spent the time Of his absence in
travelling in the sunny South" in the study
and practice of his art. has returned to this
city for the purpose Of engaging in his profess
SION. He has taken rooms at the hotel of Mr..
FISHER, where ne has several specimens Of his
skill That of Mr.. Fisher is life like and
truthful. But our object in this brief notice.
not so much to express the high opinion We
lave formed of his abilities as an artist as il is
simply TO call the attention of our citizens to
lie fact that Mr. Churchill is in the city, and
70 invite them 10 call at his rooms. The spe-
cmens of his work will more highly commend
him as an artist than any criticism of ours
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
! or the Palladium.
OF Tue IA IadilIn
MaYne County Teachers Assoc iation.

The Association met in Starr Hall. Rich
mond, at Il o'clock. The President callet
the house 10 order.
The Secretary being absent. Z. G. Thorn
ton was appointed pro tenn.
The minutes Of last meeting were read and
adopted.
Having discussed at length the propriety OF
recommending to the County Commissioners
suitable persons 10 constitute Board of Ex-
anliners, the Association agreed TO recon-
mend S. K Ho,hour, d. II. Roberts aud W.
f, d. Henkle.
On motion of w D Henkle it was resolved
to hold Teachers institute in the City of
Richmond. to commence the Cd Monday in
August, and be continued through term of
two weeks
D. Ii. Roberts, Miss Birdsall. E c. Thorn
ton. A c. Shorfridge, John Haines s K
Hoshour Miss Brown and Geo 3. White
were appointed 20 prepare and have published
circular setting forth the object Of the In
stitu;e.
Dir. MendenLall, DR.. Vale. Mr.. Welch,
Mss Atwood, Mrs. Vale and Mrs Menden-
hall were appointed a committee to ascertain
the names of individuals who are willing -
board persons attending the Institute.
On motion, committee, consisting of w.
". Austin, John Haines and w d. Henkle
was appointed to secure speakers to attend the
Institute.
On motion, w. d. Henkle was appointed
to act as principal teacher in the Institute, al
lowing him to select his assistants.
On motion, the thanks of the Association
We're rendered Mir. S;arr for the free use of the
Hall.
A motion to request tie county papers to
publish the proceedings of the Association
was carried.
The Association adjourned to meet in Rich
mond on the 30th Of June
d. H. ROBERTS. President
L. c. THORNTON, Secy pro tenn.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
MARR1.GE OF GES Tom THrxB.-We 81;

MARRIAGE OF GES Tom THUNB.-We clip
the following from the Boston Herald:
Tom Thumb. the celebrated little man.
was married at Webster on Thursday last 10
q Miss Ninton. Of Bridgeport Connecticut
An attempt was made 10 keep it from the
public but somehow II leaked out through
some Of the company, who were little IN
discreet after imbibing pretty freely of Held
seick. which Dr.. Kirkkam had provided for
the occasion"
CURIOUS Course OF TRADE--A three IN asst
ed schooner was loaded last week at Lodus
Bay. Lake Ontario, with wood at 50 80 per
cord, TO De sold in Chicago, Illinois. where i:
IS held at five or six dollars. This is q strange
cargo to carry westward for a thousand miles
E4SThe New Hampshire House of Roper
sentatlves has designated the 18Th inst, for
the election Of L. S Senator
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
Lt-The re

Le-The recent heavy rains in this neigh
borhood, have done a good deal of damage to
the and wheat crops-covering up the
former on the bottom lands, and flattening and
tangling the latter considerably. TIE bridge
Of the Richmond Turnpike Co, over New
mans Creek. was carried totally away by the
flood, nothing but the abutmerts remaining
loss to the company about $500 Kings
dam, We also learn, is considerably damaged
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

SECRETARY OF THE NAVY vs.. CoMMaSpAST
OF THE WAS .ISGroS NAVY 1ARD-It IS sta
ted as a fact. that Mr. Dobbin, Secretary of the
Navy, has issued al imperial ukase such as
he Is noted for) to Captain Hiram PauIding.
Commandant of the Washington Navy Yard
requiring the discharge of every employee
who may have the independence to vote the
American ticket on Monday next; that the
reply of the Commandant 10 this order was
that he was determined to discharge every
man under him v no did not vote his ow,s SEN
timents" Truly a noble reply from gallant
and American soul u -ashington OrgGn.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

= HIRE probably Wal better Of Pr
ano Fortes IN this city than 10 bs fo11i IS
West elrth street; ChiekeEiRg., Wo0iaTd s. Browns
Brown Aliens, r. Gbeztis with EoIian AftaehDenr.
H. Worcest.rs and the Western Manufacturing Cos Pr
among the best be found IN the
Most CT these combine ex-isnses .i5ra
found Llajorisy PIa1os offered here and else
where An uailRitei xar-al.es given with each in
ssrumsnt. ". F. COLsCRN
Mag "a ISIS. Piaoe and Ausie Dealer.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

i. -,sly aIop.ei Uunaer The seventh reso-
luton the following committee was appointed
Messrs- D. P. Holloway, Daniel B. Crsw-
ford. Jesse 81 Hutton, William 6. Scott, and
II. B. PAYNE.
Several brief addresses were made, and the
meeting adjourned
JAMES ". PERRY, Pres't.
c. F. COFFIN, Secretary.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

NEW SrocA AND FaEsu CHEMIcALs-Mr
- soh has just received at his Daguerrean
sns' large supply Of splendid Plates and
NA'ss N the line Of his business His picture
embrace almost every variety, from If
: 'ea's 70 ihs highest prices His chemicals
se.seted with much care, and he is now
s'epAeea to furnish pictures which shall be
r4''Aei Tor beauty and truthfulness. Prices
W. Call and see his specimens.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
Executors Notice.

I FILTERS s:2mentary the last will of Charles w
l. Starr, late of the City Of Richmond, Wayne county
Iasana, deceased, have been granted by the Wayne
Common Pleas Court to the undersigned. All persons
having claims against said desired 10 file them
with the Clerk the Court Of Common Pleas with
IT year from this date. The estate IS solvent
ELIZABETH STARR, Exeeutrix
June II, 1855. osgt
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14

STRAWBERRY FssrIvAL given on FIJI
4 'ea'hs last by the ladies connected with
n, ''la' Church IN this city. was Eber-
tsaonised by our citizens. The refresh
we're gotten up IN the best style. and
r :, = We tested them they wer= delightful
p'eaaans to the taste.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-06-14
Valuable Saw MIN Property for Sals

lHE undersigned offer 70 sell their Saw Min property
situated 31z mice soushsast Of Richmond, Wayne
county Indiana, the Richmond Boston turnpske
At the falls Of Eikhofn Tho Saw Mil is good ran
ming order and capable Of saving from 1000 39Oo
Il lumber per day, and timber the best quality such
a. poplar, oak walnut, Ae, the immssss vicinity in
abundance and rsdy sale At Richmond for all kinds Of
Lumber This seat possesses superior airanssges
many Others having fail Of 70 fest, sed lying in
neighborhood Of Of the best farming districts the
county Guild o1er Inducements for the cYec.o0 Of
FIGURING Mill, in which there would be very little
competition. Together with the sbeve, there IS
acres Of exceer. land good dwellings, large and
connodiou. barn. Young bearing orchard. Of web
iscted fruit large lime Kiln, with IN inexhanstbls
Quantity Of stone Those Wishing bar will do we'll
70 call the premises farther reeomuepda-
ton unn.ce.s.ry Fog further particulars .rpiy
JOSEPH kESWoRIHf. On the premises. WI.
J. j. KESwoarnr. = mile north Of Richmani.
] March IS. 1855. f5-3m
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REWARD.

MORE BOUNTY Ian D.
DY act Of Congress passed March 3. 1888. all off,
ID GERS and soldiers who have served FoURTEES
in aHy OF the United states since lI.5 are
entitled $50 of Land they have not received
IL. Those Sf5 have received Forty O Eighty acres
entitled 10 enough more to make up the one
hundred sixty those y no have we'd oae hun
bred ana sixty entitled more
The benefit OF this act extends TO the WIDOW AND
NIxoa cHILDRES of the soldier, but heirs
Those who been engaged in battle entitled to
one hundred and sixty wishou. regard to the
perIod of their service.
Persons Ia wing claims under this other act.
W i'll have them promptly attended By calling
ssritingta DAVID I SMITH.
March 33-5t Richmond, Ind.