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Valuable Residence for sale.

- gned offers for sale his dwelling house
Nj nearly opposite the public The
lot is by 49, feet deep. The house is
frame, containing i've rooms. porch. &c Tbs
garden high state Of cultivation, and well set with
crave shrubbsry 10 desirable property. and
person wishing purchase is invited TO CALL fur
ther dsscrip ton is deemed unnecessary.
BENJAMIN IL. VANSAST
Richmond. May 30. 1855. 2<3t
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Job Work

N ONE AZ ali times in Copper, Tin Iron Zac.
81 the shortest notice AMI woEkuaaaiise
ner, a the City stove Store. LEFEyRE s. UNDERWOOD
octeoe ~ 1854. az
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Two Houses for sale.

Rsiain Drawn SILK IsOnnefs, of every
ton. for sale by MRS.
AnrII 80. T-55
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ECsT Cincinnati, Q. the best pat
- CeskfHr. Pe-or, Plate aad sASP sfsrss
which lil bs s9f = or us1Al los
prices for cash, . the City Sieve store.
LEFEyRE & UNDERWOOD
Je-a
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Il HERE probably wal never better assortment of Pr
Fortss Lhis city than now be found at IS
West Fourth street: Chiekerings Vood1rd s. Browns
Brown Aliens, 7. Gilbert's with Eoan Attachment
H. Worcester and the Western Manufacturing Cos Pr
amos are among the best be found il the county
Most these instruments combine exeelleaeies seldom
found the ma 0ry e Pianos offered here and else
where An unlimited Warr1ntee gwen with each in
struTnent ~. F. COLBCRN
May ~ ISIS. Piano and Music Dealer.
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NOTIONS AND CONNECTIONS.

NJ. Z. LLNIS q 90,
4 Re now receiving their Spring supply of and
"a fresh Goods cons listing OF great variety OF NO
TIONS. TOYS. CONNECTIONS, FRUITS, NUTS.
PERFUNERY, &c. hieh they offer for sale whole
sale or retail such terms will suit customers
They have also established in connection BAKE
RY. and are prepared to furnish order everything
in that line. wholesale alI r,taiI the best OF art1
eles, ana at as low terms they be had in the
city.
Call and examine our sto * We have the articles
sale, and Ill sell to those no wish pur chase.
l ?, " est of the sloan House
Richmond, prii 10, 1850. l7-If
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TUvHE Bridge and Turnpike Company have de
clarsd dividend Of cent. for the last six months
ending May 1855. which paid demand at No
Main d. b CRAWFORD, Treasurer
Nav NJ 1855 2a5t
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nfyp-In this city, 35th inst, ALMYRA MAY,
- daughter Of ". and Hary Aauzy, aged about two
-. - ,o-Y,;1 thew,
"A. FOR OF such Is the kingdom Of Heaven
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=. Es. E.spEsESCOTT's

Coach Mandatory and Repository.
Northeast corner Of Main anil Franklin streets,
RICHMOND, INDIANA,
oTg WHERr he has constantly for sale a
fG-.lLss9- general assortment Of Carriages of the
NZ-AQ-most fashionable style and finished
worsrn nshp. such C,4cde., Char
io.ees S41kies York CarryIis and Teotting Wagons,
built OF the best materials. an! By the ompetent
Iorkmen under tho Immediate superintendent of
the proprietor. - Orders for Carriages any
amount. executed with despatch.
Richmond. December Is 1854. 52-tf
FOX SAs<E--A Cottage Dwelling situated on
e - Fifth street north Of Main. Enquire of
- JOB BORrON.
Nay Ia. 1855. 90
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THE GREAT D1SCONE K1
&RoLLE
For CARING tie HAIR
NNOR many has bsea the object Q, deepest study
r. chemists and others produce Tal4 HAT, lied
hair. ~euld and curl e IN beauty
. the natural curl
The KrolIeri0u
article offered to the world that will effect
object three fo2r applications
are necessary hair desired, and
From the testimonials Of those
Who have Subscriber does hesitate =
tie KraIlerioE give satisfaction and recommend
ei in all
The recire for making with directions for EiIl be
o. the receipt dollar, paid The irgrsi
II. A FREMONT.
Warren. Traubuil couuty, Ohio
spra -, 1875. ls3n
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- NEAR the Passenger Depot, each containing 80
ii They entirely n and finished NJ.
III the Possession given short -
notice. For of sale, apply to
STEPHEN SCoTTON.
April 20, 1855. le-tf
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OHIO SCALE WORKS.

- No Columbia street between
T" Mainland " Walnut, Cincinnati. We
manufacturing Railroad i3e-
pot Hay, Stock Coal Floor aud
III Platform Scales OF all sizes; eiso.
49, Druggist and Bank Scales, Brass and
Iron Beams. Counter Scales, &c.
hitch of super ior ship and mate
rails We would call particular attention our Iron
Lever Hay and Stock Scales All communications
promptly attended to.
March IS, 1854 Is
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Bonnets. Ribbons and Flowers.
= MRS. =. 1. EEiEf

KEEps constantly hand 2 large and select -
assortment fashionable and plain Millinery -
~ 70 which she would call the particular atten- 81
ton of her customers the ladies generally. Having
made arrangements with OF the first fashionable MILF
monthly assortment Of the latest and
Millinery Goods, OF every description the
favor her with call VIII
only ind her stock chece beautiful, prices
Is cannot "A to recommend them to the attention Of all
Millinery every description done TO order, in
the best possible manner
j shop Front street north Of Man, opposite the
Methodist Church, Richmond, Ind
April 20, 1853. lo-f
,-TEsAW soNsETs, of every varety-some very
- large sizes-sJr sale By MRS. ILIFF.
April 70, 1855. Il II
gyANCY SILK Grape and Lace B0SNETS fancy and plain
- MRS. ILIFF.
April 90, 1855. 1e-tf
z ton, for sale by MRS. ILIFF.
ApriI 80 ls-tf
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AbSronde ed.

in3antared apprentice BY the OF James
Hsnalev- has lett nay employ, and hereby FORBID
all persons from har boring trusting him any way
uuder the penalties q the law.
WILLIAM BYFRS.
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PIANO FORTES FOR 1855,
At the Indiana warc-ss0Ogns.

VI ! have now =
very iargeG most
excellent as5ort-
ment Of Piano
Fortes, Melode-
ons and Guitars,
10 which we in
wife the attention
OF our feIloS cit
1zR1z Df1r ps
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NEW aRSkASGEHE EMF.

~ DA LII AMI,
-, HAvrxG purchased the entire OF 2.
Sharuless 90 p Main street and removed the
~ 10 Pearl street, three doors south Plummcr VIII
prr- store. prepared every
SHOE LINE. that he called for. Of the
material Workmanship, having just fresh
from, the Eastern Cities. lot OF
Kip SKINS alSo ue Kid Morocco, &c, for ladies' wear.
As my ABILITY .
Make 'szsss Up Right.
Those who acquainted wth need not be toftlose
not. 30 well to e finding With twenty
years experience the business. hesitation
saving that I o expect 10 be beat very bad
have now on and for sale. a Of
Ladies ChiI1rea's shoes Of manufacture. 10
particular attention Also.
men Boet and Shoes If every
All q which are warranted to give satisfaction.
Offering large lot Of Eastern made Boots and
IS my intention to IN that
line, they offered lo 10 close either by the
dozen single pair Bargains may be had, It i erst
Rcha9nd May Ist 1885 a0tf
NToNs ON HAND. at the II. *. store. ep.
! posEtc fAe Depot. fne lot Of Bird Cages for
sane low k,ka Co
April ), 1855 lstf
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WATER CURE ESTABLISHMENT.

NHE undersigned hereby informs the public that his
newly Water Cure Estshlis hment, Liberty
Union county. Ind is in successful operation He has
practitioner OF the Hydropathic system for several
years Europe and in this He combines,
With tymnastie exercises after Professor Links system
which ssfy in the gymnasc halls OF
London Peersbugh and Berlin Ind he therefore enabled
perform radical and speedy Of all durable diseases
IL y Terms from s. 10 SO per week
DIR. y. REM,
Cottage Grove, Union county. Ind
eA-3r-
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LAT. Valley aad Hanging G1tters. Conducting Pipe.
Il GT4 Heads, &c. male an1 pa. uP both in and
country 81 al times and wszrs1t: a. o~ figures fSr cash
shop the Huntinssen House
IFrvyRE + UNDERWOOD
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NOTICE.

LNoUND-on Thursday last, pair Of Gold Ear Rings
II The owner can have them By calling at this office
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Wayne Co. Agricultural Warehouse
nSINC OI-U

ILUNINU UI I.
FENE Of Farming Tools and Machines Build
! ing and Shelf Hardware. Carpenters and Cooper
Tools Carriage Cutlery. &C. will be sold for
cash AT COST carriage The stock IS large and com
plete and all articles be sold at great bargains.
W. i. MUMFORD, Assignee,
W. 7. DENNIS. Agent
p-Au persons indebted hereby notified tina;
PROMPT and INN eaate payment must be made.
.I1ii 9H lS55 l6-tf
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II o 0 DEN c OFFINS,
BOMNETS. BONMETSM BONNETSl
MRS A ID. MDDI.MAN

4 NNOUNCE> to the citizens Of Richmond ANA vi
- cinity, YStashe has just received her second
AIRED TO suit an who may favor her with call with
handsome Bonnet. and at less price than in
the trade in Cincinnati consisting part Of Fancy
Grape, Lace and Silk Bo0nets: also Straw of al de-
scrptions; Neopoiitan, Blonde and plain casing Bon
for Friends. ChllGrens Hats and Flats; Fancy
and plain Caps, Mohsir Hea3-Dresses AMI Illusions,
Bonnets from csc to Is.
Bleaching and Pressing By new process, never be
fore introduced into Richmond
Bonnets made 10 order IN TIE bast style and the
shortest notice
Call and examine my stock before purchasing else
where
Opening 70 be OF the par, 9th and 26,h See Cir
culsrs
April Is. 1855. list
COPPER KETTLES u 80 10 gallons. for
y boiling cider AMI apple batter full supply the
Stove Store. and manufactured by
t J. BARGIS-
My u l-55 40-tf
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Re duction of Price,

PICTURE ONLY FIFTY CENTS.
THE undersigned wiz take pictures in the hes. STYLE
the art, st his the Shearon building, at
weatherCan at any time Of day, from TO oclo~k
March g. 1855. "a ~
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DR. THOMAS CUsCApEN.
Henoeepsshis Physician ant

sHavins located permanently in Richnond, vii
be found his Office all hours except when profession
ally engaged. oice Ne. ssh Main street, M stairs
January IL, 1855 Ally
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PAPER HANGIN G.

NE undersigned prepared 10 rooms in supsri
or manner He prepared hang paper 1875 cents
BOLT All orders in his line, left samuel Bells tailor
saep Main street, opposite the Citizens Bank Will be
isniej 70 promptly. JOHN TwINUM.
fay
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Superior Groceries.

ID 10. Laguira ant Java Coffee Also, fresh Young
L HysoH. Imperial, Gun Powder and Black Teas
bought East, and warranted right For sale No. 10
Main street. WRIGHT d MOFFITT
"a No 3Atb -
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from tia best the Union, inciudin
CtickeFing Sons, cotwari 81 Brown Haliet, Davis
stodart others George A Prince d Cos
Melodeons VIM Hall d Sons superior Guitars. Ais
. Of Piano stools. We selling
earRestIy invite all who desire purchase
call and see. Pianos tuned aud repaired 10 order
WILLARD. sT0WELL & WILLARD,
West Washin yton street. Indiana polls.
MAY 1875 20-H
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REM. AiBEI.

RENIEAiBEia
The Tickets only 5 each, ana each ticket sd
mits four persons TO Perhars Burles que Opera 6G3
Broadway, New York, and that among the Gsts TO be
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SSIE.s.EE.S SALE.

= SAIL.
Slf virtue Of decree and execution directed from the
Wayne Court ~l public sale al the
Court house Centreyle Wayne county Indiana,
TIE s3i June 1855 the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. ". and o'clock p NJ. said day. the following de
rnei Wit The north quarter OF section
ave- township deen range fourteen. containing one han
area and fifty less all situated in said
county Of Wayne and state Of Indiana Taken the prop
S d Joel Eppery satisfy said decree ana execution IN
aver Of Frederick Kramer
JOHN @. PAGE, Sheriff W. c.
Nay 81. 1855. Isl SOY sItt
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SHOES AND BOOTS.


4 NEW supply of Carpets. Straw Mating, Sc. &c--
"A Also, Cotton ard Worsted Curtain, Dalaash Buff.
Hollands Curtain Nusns Marseilles. Quilts, Furniture
Prints and nitys. Please call. before buying. No.
10 Main street WRIGHT 8 AOFFITT.
81 Mo. 50. 81.
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For sale or Rent.
Fishing Tackle.

IvsHING TACKLE. in abundance, AZ
C 4. DICKINSON's.
April u. 1855. lift
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Rooms lO l.e(,s

WITH horse power. the old Richmond Foundry. AP-
= ply on the premises, to
BAYLIEs & MARCHANT.
Nay 81. 1855. s4ts
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/.
Just Received.
% Va Richmond. large stock of Iron.
u which will Re sold a. lon figures for cash
srril 90 1856 lr-tf
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ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
DEATH OF THE GEAR.
HALIFAX March /

HALIFAX March IS.
The Royal steamer Africa, Capt. Har-
rison' has arrived at this port in rout for
Boston. She left Liverpool on on her reg
ular day, Sd inst. Her advices consequent
ly are four days later than those by the.
Pacific.
The news is of the most startling char
acter. -t
The Emperor Of Russia is dead. He ex-
plred suddenly at ten o'clock, on the morn
ing Of Friday, I'd inst, and the event created
the greatest excitement
No details have been received, but there
is no doubt OF the fact, as it was announced
in the House OF Lords on Friday night by
Lord Clarendon, md in the commons by
Lord Palmerston.
Surmises were afloat that he was assass-
mated but it is thought that he died of apo
plexy, after an attack ofinhuenza. His i'll
ness was known in England before the news
of his death was received, and caused slig ht
rise in the funds. The effect of his death
of course has not transpired.
When the Africa left Liverpool, the Wen.
ma Conference was to open on the 9th inst,
and peace expectations were daily growing
stronger.
From the seat Of war there is no news oI
importance.
Liverpool cotton market continues dull, al
about previous rates, although some descrip.
tions were if anything trihe lower. The
business of the week amounted to $4,000
bales.
Breadstuffs generally quite at the prices
advised by the Pacific, but Indian corn wat
quoted cd Is lower.
Provisions were dull and unchanged.
Lard has undergone a slight decline.
Consols closed ON the 2ud inst, at 80 /
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us. RUS LYMAN, Pro-
Frederick D. Stan-} bate Judge.
lev and Oliver D. . ---

~ S"e SANSA ~
Davis. HABEAs CoRPUs.
The defendants were arrested and imprison.
ed by the marshal Of Ravenna village. on Il
charge of intoxication, and brought before
Hon. DARIUS LYMAN by writ of daJeas cor.
pus. In very able opinion his Honor held:
lst. That ministerial officers could only
arrest on actual view of the offence, or by
warrant issued by judicial officer, on afi-
dsvit. .a...
I'd. That under the liquor law, person
could not be continued in custody, after the
effect of the intoxcation had ceased, unless
by warrant of law.
Sd. That the officers return to writ OF
Habeas Corpus must show that the defendants
were intoxicated at the time Of making the
retur.i, if he held them without written au-
thority. .... ...... ..
4th. The Marshal having no warrant to
arrest, and the Sheriffs return failing to
show that the defendants were then intoxi-
Gated they could not be held. They we're
accordingly discharged. For State, Messrs.
SrRAwDER and TAYLOR, for Defendants,
Nessrs. STEWART and JEFFRIEs.
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FIGHTING BETWEEN THE ARABS AND PER
sIANs.-A battle has been fought at Bunder
Abbas between the Arabs and the Persians,
in which the latter were successful. A
Persian force of twelve thousand horsemen,
with six guns and two mortars, appeared be-
fore Bunder Abbas in the beginning of De-
.cember, and shelled the place for Two days
and nights; on the third day the garrison,
consisting of one thousand seven hundred
men, met the Persians at the gates and an
engagement took place, which lasted for
several hours. The Arabs force overpow-
cred by numbers, took to their boats and
fled to the man-of-war belonging to the
Imaum of Muscat. The Arabs were COM
manded by the eldest son of the Tmaum.
He is determined to hazard another battle
before giving up Bunder Abbas to the Per.
SLAMS. The Imaum is said to be mastering
a large force, which he will command in
person; SO that we may shortly expect to
hear OF another engagement.
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Cuba--Its Climate and Beauty.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette
now in Cuba, gives this description OF the
country. What glorious acquisition for
the United States it will be some Of these
days:
"It is the country and climate of Cuba.
rather than its cities or towns, that render
it SO attractive. The oriental character OF
its productions, it's tropical fruits and flow
ers and trees, and the vegetable world gener-
ally, all remind one constantly that he is
abroad. The pineapple grows by acres in
the open fields, the hedges are lined with
aloes,th orange tree is glowing with refresh
ing fruit, and the cocoa teeming with its
luscious nuts. The mango, bamboo, and
palm, are on all sides, and the sugar-cane
covers the country. The oleander and
pomegranate bloom by the road and every
member Of the cactus family is represented,
But pre-eminent above all trees, and every
subject Of the vegetable kingdom, towers the
princely palm. l know of nothing more
beautiful than cluster of thirty or forty
close together, with their strait smooth
trunks, unbroken by a bough for sixty feet,
and crowned with ieathery leaves and plume
like branches, thai bend in graceful curves
on every side. They are a thing of beauty
standing singly in the field their pendant
foliage waving in the wind, like some tall
flagstaff with its banner Of green; or. when
planted in double or in single rows in the
long avenues that lead to the planters
houses, they stand, majestic and aristocratic,
like lofty grenadiers on guard. n
/ think never witnessed scene more
lovely than the Cumbra valley, near this
place. as it lay, fruitful and green, gilded BY
the early rays Of the sun, its broad bosom
interspersed with cottages, and richly dotted
by this noble tree. Nothing in Switzeland;
nothing in Italy exceeded it in sweetness
and beauty. The oriental character Impair
ted to it BY the cocoa and palm adding to its
attractions, and giving il additional inter-
est - 01''f
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M MERINOES-Good all Wool French Me-
III rinoes such usually sell for los be bought
for "a per ward at H. L. DAYS.
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The Law Or NewspnDers.

l. Subscribers who do not give express
notice to the contrary, are considered as
wishing to continue their subscriptions.
2. II subscribers order the discontinuance
Of their papers, the publishers can continue to
send them until arrearages are paid.
3. II subscribers neglect OF refuse 10 take
their papers from the Office to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
settle their bill, and order the paper discOn-
tinued.
4. II any subscriber fetioye to another
place, without informing the Publisher, and
their paper is sent to the former direction,
they are held responsible.
5.The Courts have decided that refusing to
AXE newspaper from the Office, or remov.
ng and leav iHg II uncalled for, is prims fa-
ia evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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examine il.

From the foregoing table it can be seen
that the sums paid to the several townships
for the period of time above specified, fol
township, tuition, other than tuition, ant
special purposes, amounts to $37,5SS 23 g.
The Road Tax (Which is not included in the
foregoing) amounts to the sum of $7,O2S
81 8. One thousand, seventy-fvs dollars
and thirty. eight cents and five mills of this
is paid in money, the remainder, ($5, ,94s-
IL 81 is paid in labor.
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Legal Notice.
Erastus Carter Jr., Adminislra-
tor Of Henry T. Seymour,

Erastus Carter IT., AdminisiFa-
tor ofHenry 7. Seymour,
In Probate Court,
Ruby s. Seymour, Petition 10 sell
Fanny G. Seymour. land.
Fanny NJ. Seymour,
Charlotte Maunt, and
Adam Maunt.
The said Ruby S. Seymour, Fanny G, Seymour,
Fanny NJ. Seymour, Charlotte Maunt, and Adam
Maunt, hereby notified that on the sixth day Of
March, 1855, the plantifnled In the court Of Pro-
bateof Portage county petition against you tho
defendants The object and prayer OF said petition is
TO sell the following piece ofand, situate in the town
ship of Ravenna In Portage county, Ohio; known as
the twenty-five acres OF land In lots Nos - and H. In
the south division OF lots In said township Bounded
east by land owned by Allen, south by land
owned by SOlmon Carter and George Robinson, north
by land Of Harvey Hotehkiss, and west by the
center Of the road and the dsfendents further
titled thatunless they appear and Plead answer de-
mur, that the petition will be taken as confessed in
four weeks from and after the eighth day Of March,
d 1856. SAM'L STRAWDER, Pet. for Atty.
March 7-3I-4w