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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-19
UP TOWN ITEMS.

The Board of Equalization are still holding
their session at the Office of the City Clerk,
intent on making people rich, noIens ooIsns.
Property holders present themselves to have
the appraisement of their property reduced
Board perhaps fall "snaik"-property own
er offers all his estate at half the appraisement
with long payments.
Board never buy except when there's a
bargain and decline the offer.
The individual who weighed the earth, and
found its exact shelf" in tons, says, that ow-
ing to the intense heat, prevailing sup town"
he omitted that part of creation, consequent
ly the pounds of uptown are not included in
the unpronounceable weight given. Times
are decidedly warm in this vicinity. Mercury
stands at go in the shade, and would get
higher but for want of energy, and keeping
cool has become an utter impossbility; al
though common sense, common decency and
common humanity, declare that to be the
chief end, aim and object of man at this sea-
son.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-19
PINE LUMBBh And SHINGLES

PINE LUMBER And SHINGLES.
subscriber would respectfully inform the public,
n that he has In yard e.d for sale the
selected stocks Pine Lum Der offered in this
half of which is THOROUGHLY SEASONED. Orders from
yiO JoHNF GLOVER
NE1E have also hands. always New Flour of
w brands. which will be sold very low by ..
yI4 l. & D HERMANN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-19
ELlOuRI

as oHEAP AS TIE CHEAPEST AND AS GOOD As TEE BEST
eO SACKS Superfne just received selling at present
80 at 50 so per Sack BY ]. W. & IS. VEcKERY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-19

large airy front for families also two small
er rooms for single persons. vacant at Mrs Neg
Third stress. Apply VIZ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-19
THE HOT NIGHTS ARR COMING.

LII those wish sleep COOL had better call at COL
"A burn Hersl berger's and bay new mattress. .
turning best description
made in the country. II any
word let them call aud examine produce better
We experen will order
spring hair and shuck attresses and warrant
them better than be obtained other
For spring mattresses import the springs
Eastern manu- aetory and will guarratee them TO stand.
To country merchants would that furnish
them liberal terms they obtain the quality
airy other city. .-sss
We would aso nst closing the balance OF
spring and large from
cost and those who bargains. Mad call and
anime. CCLBUEN HEKSHBERGER.
my22 Fosters Block. First st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-19
PLATED WARE.

NA have Just received. from the manufacturer an
w sorEment of Plated Ware. such table and
spoons forks butter knives extra fne and beautiful
tors &C. which We viii sell at Eastern prices and
to be plated genuine Alhats metal nearly as white
hard and strongey thar silver CAL and soc at
BPTTRoLFF sons JeweIry Store
ali hnt IL D 4
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23
Afss5EECE TEETE.
DHS. OUECAI & CAMERON. Dentist

N5.l55 He-. sstt 5e-e~a I34ee aaJ E. caes.a..ff
ms Calee- amer the Ensnsge-lra: ~ fts
TSssz FEeseat 2Toar4etoss. has been Increasing IN
-@Putat5cn fer saFzTlor operations IN the
Artificial departments r Dentistry for The
last ten years. am 7seufs effort shall wzrtn~
q give z-iiaza t = al FHe may favor il win the
pstro1sEe
Ia ssss--1e-s i ~. s.trati-n q. :as f5llo,vIa-
essaaflal points asFta1Hr 20 trt:csi Tee VIZ Easa
y an 1afursansss aFpa1rz1se aIv aa sfrar-th Fl
the Ust5-iais. ssuers - tie Qearer. agett@.s Ia
restoring te Bsarsl srraa-=Ues q tie tesa ami zbtv
70 saifzis p al e 's5h they warranted in ssvfa
-aey are ex1ee4=z - ae- sr-1 -ateI By few .
TEETH
insertse f-77 777 p 81 SCI. KIN Astiaeiai GYMS
FEil AZ 7A5t So .zE-srs4#f 5aser-e.t By saettoa
Al esrat15a* = Dentistry Per.srane3 ia the rsozt
thorough f7snneT-
TsEsfs-Cosia t. Superior character or the yverk
the West '--0'S -
Two Teeth ar nors On Gold TI.te ; ger tooth.
Two Teeth or more Silver Plate s. Ger toosh
ne uoney refGa5e3 il The Teeth % not prove atisfse
or ne information 81 those Evias At dis:snee
Vsad state that cur facilities sa-h
N TIE haest style tH 81 TEETH n roa - TO -
hours ard III snail pieces proportion that
teatlon need e sPprekea3at
y, 6 s. e Dg NERox ,Dsasi,,.
No I5s Sixth =. bet- Rzce aaa Fla. Cincinnati
December q 1854 lily
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t Fouyts s.-set, near Fiae, Saith d Fsn
- r,yF.a,1 g,;ucIauati Ohio.

No 3 Wer fougt. s.--e Tiar, Saaitk z -Froas
rsts Jaading} Cincinnati, Ohio,
NEANCFAC TCRER and Importer Of Dress Trim
w mings, FrDses Buttons ord sat fassels hreSd-
T.pes Biaa Trimmings. TaiIors Trimmings ani Fancy
Goods Agent for Machine silk and Thread, Needles
Msnufs curing Siiks. Norstees and Cotton
AZ Eleven years expnrien-e in the ming business
proprietor present 70 his customers such
variety OF Goods the constantly changing fash as de-
mand large stock of silk Fringes Tasses and ouffen=
kept constantly hand maze order On short rot
ITBscs heavier and better than those made last
and cheap peTzons using Sewing Machines VAL fnc i
their advantage procure silk and thread f e sd
sooled expressly for the msehine store Aa oeen "a
ken Smith NiXcus building on the site Of TIE
Concert Hail. accommodate large stccA
have the well arranged Re feels confdsn that
he can please call favor him With their orders
BCatsogaes sent BY mail, post PAID on sqqiea
ca,.ernLer 4l-tf
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FIRE FIRE. FIRE.
MES SRS- GRO CEFR i g

- RATEFCL fer the Fey patronage which has been
te1 - asTetsfoT
Aay ens and easozeT fer Their support Ta=y
announce - taefr
best stock ef Groceries Y hroat - this
they ~ii sail low Tor cast acl they far
and sell exeizssF for TIE
can r7aze I 3 the sdvEnta-e o.
Iaeg as9 keen ge.sTat Flour
Fees o. hAa vii deliver part free
Of e=-E o-1ers - STA tA=n wiII be promptly %
P-esl1ee- =
Rehaosd- January L. Is5s e..
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Shoes Shoes,

'I'HE s.bs.riter as fa.s 81 q r2taTlingE
l thanks 4 thetlstz i. ahu M ANA vIne1ni y
zy,tsr saeir vary Aiai a.. i2@l IsraEase generously
bestowed uIsu strtass AKA II Is 2. street attention
cynilueau-ee =. the s',fle.
H wat 81 st e has nv - hand aae the
sr-est stocks e. BestS a- - IN lis ty
Ing 70 eyer Eve tkeuEGad IN a a7ty i Us raav
fl-s. and Fl - 3a-- s tssh he IS -.srE,sai o.
sell II f2 veg lowest 81 gis>s. They consist e the f !
tas ir1 srtl1l7s ls- Caters, 2eaea &-sA5ls g.:
Cents fire II - DDS Kin anl C3vhfe 1 Cents
Shoes FL za'' ges Slippers - faa ta.i Boots al
Shoes: Morocco Ilp and L.. aith raI hunitci
pairs If Misses and & ssets'= fauy Gasser ard Mgroca5
Boots Of all eo-ars and s:z tedious m,ntion,
=i.i arl IF Ladies. tents and Ci.ireE's
tfnuI Oversize.
y. B,AH work sold a. this sztabl. Lrne..s warranted r:
g riY: i i les. W.. &c. air g-ltis.
- Gil end see r.r yaars.se No. IS, Main stree,
sieuo the kI- Best.
CENLLES PRICE.
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Depot he at House,

JUN II. PAASON
NJ ILL have Fresh Meat for sale at the W.-.bopsa r
W Brown Morrow. Eear tie Depot on Tuesday
Isxrsday and Saturday MORNINGS each week He r.
sPectuiiS solics share of Pubic pssro.are ar i
grateful fer that already received
u Meats as usual AZ the old stand Main street
Richmond. April Is. iss. 9stf
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New Boot and >hoe Mandatory.
VI. u -fqin .sfreet- Rickzaond-

No. q Main street, Richa,ond
ET TIE undersigned having permanently T.
Gated in this elty. would r1s.ecSfll " invite
"a generally e the following facts;
lst. That lie has Just oTencd one ct the
largest and best selected stocks of Eastern made Boots and
Shoes before offered in this market al Ct the - quail
iy, and utcl y rip.
2i That he viii kes constantly hand abi nanufs-.'.r,
70 order egy thing the Boot and shoe lire that my l.
called FIR.
3D. Tia. he has eaEs The services q Achilles Ia r3
70 supeTnteni the department of ss JHsia9s
Mr. Ballard having sustained the reputation 4, snp9rir
workman in this city for 5e past fifteen years be hopes = 3"
able 70 give sat.s=t! All Who may favor him E their
Iatrona-a.
ih That he viii take IN exchange far work. al kns
available country proaue the highest market price,
Particular atoEtion vii &c Ea1 70 ladies work. IHya
ladies fr whom IS Hconvenieut - The shop
will BE- waited upon for their 1:icrs their residences e
within the city, free of char. p. SIARiI.E~~.
November II. Is5f f9-E
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E.gFs BEER y 81 RID.

tIsIIDIT q IUNIE,
AVE eel IUmter ara Franklin merit,
q AtJn, prepared furnish with
almost Kind 6 L0uer for fuil Their IA
cEl.Jies Keep up
III .ts - almost AIRY They respectfully
solicit tAe Iatrouae T.; they
ell as low atsss Establishment, AID It Cincinnati prices
9th month"; 10, ls5f.
sSPiCE~-esreuu4 AT uugroqnd Candies fruits Cor
- tcetious- SC fer sale BY i. 81. lOGh s SON
Ju!4
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

HOUSE FURNISHING GO0DS.--
L French China Gold Band:
Do DO White, plain ana dated.
White Iron stone Ware, oval, f.taG sal a-tzson:
Lustre EaEa Tea Ware
Britannia Tea Pots. Coffee Tots. Sugars, Creams
Bowls, ladies, Lamps, canJlestieas, castors.
Han lsCrne Britannia / ca Sets;
Plated Ger silver ana britannia Table and Teaspoons
Do Ladies. Dinner, Medium ana Dessert Forks,
American an English Tsole cutlery;
Knife Boxes ana Table Mats
Girsndoles and Solar Lamps;
Hall IL urs and Lanterns;
Oval. Octecon aad round " ire Covers;
Glsssware-every variety
The sale small advance Tor cash or approved
paper. y q ALDRfC4a
i. EIain street, bet Fourth ana fifth. t'incirnat
May ;, 1854 21-tf
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23
The Stock or the Season.
JASON HAM

RATkFUL for the liberal patronage which has
N fore been extended him. his
many friends and patrons FOR their support He
form his old and thh public
decidedly the and
will give the most decided all
With call His assortment is general
Cloths, Cassimeres. SAttnes variety
Goods for Gcntlemen wear, Of the latest
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Consists of Silks, pereges DeLaiues
hams Prints, &c. His stock
PLAIN GOODS
xnhrae very neat variety to which he invites
tion In the line OF Fancy Trimmings Notions
general assortment His stock Of STRAW GOODS.
worthy of special he
himself that he has 'rAs stock Of
body TO call and examine for themselves
PAN kinds Of Country Produce the hshe.
market price.
FL-4XSEED.-Ie q auou of White and R-ow,
1Axseei TO loan farmers
ROOL-A the proper season, the be nth
market for the purchase Of Wool the
sst possible price. JASON HAM
Attn mo- g 1904
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& lrrE4 4. Z
Ita .oUsa1A-Iss : The Erzt time IN ms Ioug lite that
ave slrea n name in re1onmeodation q any med-
tel have used scar Alternative Balm for nearly two
yeare; Tor the rheumau my hip and knee,
"H'ea "es nearly thga IN very seEsE, hfn-
ses On two 81 "E then Niotent sat ei dlSrfhoaa
self, then a Inflammation burns, bruises ans or
very tsss yl stn n=et. brought on by violent
- znG thias have had tail prsal is mctcAI prop
ts in great fsnv Of the diseases Tor Ah ou re
commend it, and hive not found it to fail in oHe o.
Il SOIL DO not say that At : an intalIble cure yet
ills my sobcr conviction that Is the best compound
hose complaints for which it Is recommended that have
ever triea. ana have tried many " al not II can
procure IT, E. ha't it in my family for any ooasi5eTa
honestly aa tast It may r.'e thousands OF sufferers
LOST heartily recommend It 10 my fellow citizens
j Is. FINLEY
This is cert tat in til summer Of ISIS, became
very lame AMI Seo-' IN my back, occasioned by lifting
aroo oset was aGrisc to try Mr. Forsbas kltera
tive Balm BY at,hng il six or eight times my back as
perfectly restored; ana have felt no syPto" of its
Nv wife. also has used It Ter Rheumatic pains head
eehe ana to thaehe. with very beneficial results
Cersilra.e from d I. starr.
Ihave known Mr.. ioshas Alternative Balm to perform
very extraordinary care upon horse that very
badly cut. some time since.
used UPON o occasion externally with good ee.,
believe to be Perieay safe and etcaeious remedy 10
be used il many complaints. u L. STARR
November lIst, 1873.
TO tsic Public.
This is certify that my wife afflicted with the
spinal affection ana dyspepsia for nine years and large
portion Of the time confined her hree joint, Of
her backbone was throw out OF place 9nd curved caused
BY the disease ana pain. She quite bowed DO IN in
hcr during her Illness We had three physicians
experienced relief from their prescriptions
atterwsrd procured bottle Of DR. Forshas Atera
felt great rsiie used hut bottles
entirely cured ana well e her disease ana her back
cne has los It's ai4 she is straight in her stat
she previous 60 her attack. We hereby certi
r. balieya Balm be medicine use
and believe l. 10 te certain cure for spinal affection
and dyspepsia and eanHat too mighty Recommend II 70 ev
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Valuable Ess.o,.e..sv for sale.

fEsIiE und signe1 sale ground contain.
ing oee and half I'D res, or less, stuated
the ailroal Derot fronting $50
odd 500 feet Month Marion street, and 2dJ
: sshinSten Avenue. There 3 tAe premises sub
t1ntiaI baeng 3s wide and So long sua-
ja Tor warehouse, any ind mechanical
Persons wsha situation "a tie Railroad, and the
BeFot. aare opportunity OF securing eroUaa-
There Is piece greuH: the Depot -It4sted So
avorsbv tAis 1t offered entire. viii divided
suit purchasers For further nforms enquire at
thp ~Tr5ar Foundry \. tftAR 4 co.
RI hs.ea ash. june rs iSzi.
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NOTICE.

LII persons sneEia- themselves Indicted 70 the
card Snsx y note Or account and the
Beard. SrsN & Dunn requested
actually customers
tine thAt s1ahl@5
trade AlIcarrezt
Richmond. Novease- Is. 1854 s-3m
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- have just received from New York and
Cincinnati, an extensive and superior stock of
Ladies'. Misses and Chliren's Shoes consist
Nc Of French hid. Enamsied, bronse and tan
80 and Slippers Jenny Lind Caters for La
ma children. Fine Boots and Shoes for uaen
,ss .sn - een gost, enameed patent leather,
Hats Of various styies-Snk Pan.u> pa,-y..esy
Se.bo latest style and most beautiful finish ~ ~
an manufacturing all Of the most fash;o, lid ~
Boot: and Shoes TO order Of the best Materials .ns
nAnship having in employ the bes. Of vorkmsn -
confident from the experience have had in bus,e.. 49,
ny work VIII compare favorabiy with any in the We.
Thankful for past patronage respectfully solicit confirm
sncs o. II. JOB B0RToN
A~SA3"ono, sept ~, 1904 4I-G
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Private Residence for Sale.
New Firm and New Stock.

TINE undersigned prepared furnir all who
favor them with their patronage, all kinds of Fresh
Groceries, such Coffee, Sugar Tea, Molasses Cheese
and almost every thing else in the Grocery Provision
line All kinds of Nuts Raisins Candies &c CONSTANT,
kept hand They have, in connection with their Grocery
large Bakery, and prepared all furnish fresh
Bread and Cakes Pound and all other Of Cakes
70 order for Parties, Balls Weddings Crackers whole
sale and RETAIL at the old stand of Vickers Mitchell
VICTIERS 4 RATTRAY
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To AL whom It may Concern.

(F-E and heck accounts Ct Samuel =. Fletcher
a placed my hands far eollecticn zn al
persons Knowing themselves indebted, reaue>tea
make inneaists payment au4 n So doing save
II PAYNE
November II, 1854 At
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k>rs:A Peaches, Tomatoes, Cherries, Curr.n,S
me 9sass Fruit, put ap in cana, jus. received BY
nov. - E. 81. CITIZENS
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Il. e. PAYNE, Notary Public;
i.-iener sF Deeds, &c or the state Of ~ u,
RICHMOND. INDIANA

received from Cincinnati Of
- CkfzE, P@r6sr, Ets s4SP for css
wood which wT be sold for CASA
the City LEEEsgE * UNDERWOOD
October
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Wholesale sfst a. i &. RrAFIRr's. No. al Peari
street Cincinnati
prs ", FoE-iIA. Erys ore. north site Of E'ii.a
three doors cast Of ith, tiHsinUstf. o
For sale Ls Druggists generals in Hrhr1orI-
july :, 1854 29-tf
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HUNTER 4 MARTIN

HUNTER d MARTIN,
4Honufdcfurers Of Superior Butcher and Shoe
hnipes, RICHN OND, IND,
EEP assortment Of their superior Butcher and Shoe
IN Knives for sale, wholesale the Hardware
Store of j. b. Strawbridge, Main Merchants and
others are invited to call and examine them
tj All orders addressed to l. " Martin will be pr,Unt
Iy attended to.
Richmond, November e. 1854. ao-n
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BAT ES HOUSE

E.sEsS Is. cut and shaved Po7I.r .zA
Walnut oa& Saln erior crafs- IA sx1 ~
ELLIOTT & C0.LE-
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FOR SALE.

THE Richmond Wooden Factory, variety Of vsesB.
Lots In and Riehnson1 Suitable for residences
md business also. Dwelling Houses and
ofs, Basiness E0us-s Lots &zd harms Eor Psrtic
ai.rs, in IA ire q oLtsEk BG ILkks
aeaf f1stste ana Gent1zi Agent.
No. - Main street, ID door Of Citizens' E.n<
Angas. H. is5s eau
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HkmrEicA Persons
k'erso,,s Of Pale (olIa;a.pNf31l
10 illc Misguided.


Should reflect that sound mind ant bodY me mos
necessary requisites promote connubisl happiness
deed without these the journey through lie becomes
weary Pl-rima4 prospect hourly darkeE the
the mind shadow 81 with despair, aud lille
with the melancholy reelection thar the Of ano
Their becomes bIiphteA u Ifh N-atr own
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= h-r5s cent. that - afeva corcate j correct
a LIS statement iae ay.iei5n made 70
JULIA Ann KIRBY
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CAUTION

Ir NOISES nvIs0rAIng tordlaI has been counerleit-
cd ty some unPrinciplel persons.
In future, all genuine Cordial i'll have the propretors
smile pasted the cork Of each bottle and the fol-
owing ords blown ia the glass:
IL ~, E...-.----ut: L.. Ea,-.L:..L
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worked Pine FlOOring...A superior article O
- " srked Pine Flooring keeps constantly for sale By
ELLIOTT & CoALE-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14

IHE FAITHFUL DoG.-Wc were touched by a
slmP 10 statement of the loss of boy and the fdel-
ity of u dog in last weeks Caledonan. The boy
fell into the river in Barton, unseen by any one
but a girl. largo dog owned near by heard the
splash ran to the spot and eaped into the stream.
before any help arrived. Noxt day the bodies
were taken from the water together, the dog
grasplng the boys coat and vest collar in his
mouth, and the arms of the boy olasped around
tho dogs body. So firmly were they united in
the struggle of death that they were separated
with no little difficulty. Tho grasp of the boy
around he:body of tho dog was such as to prevent
Press.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14

HARD CUSTOMER. The Havana correspon-
dent of the New York Times, under date of May
22d, says: 1--WE had ''garrote' exhibition on
Monday morning, OF murderer, who kept up the
efforts ofthc ruling passion until he was choked in
the fatal chair. He killed two in prison after be-
ing confined for murder; and as he left the chapel
preparation for death he tried to kill the priest
with II candlestok from the altar with which he
dealt him II blow upon the head, both were con-
secrated aud the priest escaped. He resisted to
the end,-k'cked his hangman; and refused the
cross to the lust"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14

1t is n glorious sight to sec two old people, who
have weathered the storms, and basked in the
sunshine of life together, go hand in hand, loving
and thoughtfully together, down the gentle de-
eliyity of time. with no anger no jeaously, nor
hatred garnered up against each other, and look
ing with hope and joy to the everlasting youth
of heaven, where they, too, shall be one forever.
That is a true marriage, for it is a marriage Of
spirit with spirit. Their love is woven into a
woof of gold, that neither time, nor death, nor
eternity can sever.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14

TIE CASE ON ARRIsoN.-On Thursday. the
District Court of Ohio. in session in Cincinnati.
granted new trial to William II. Arrson, of in
iernal machine notoriety. convicted of murder on
the ground of misdireoton in Judge Flynn's
charge to the jury. The Court has remanded
his case TO the Court of Common Pleas for n new
trial, 1t is supposed that an act of the Legisla-
ture transferring the business of criminal court
to the Court of Common Pleas is 80 defective IA
TO be null and void and that Arrison cannot
Therefore bo tried by that court; and tho District
Court having adjourned to September next, tho
order cannot be amended. Should the act re-
ierred to be void. Arrison will probably be dis
charged ona writ of habeas corpus, and thus es-
cape punishment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14
Dissolution.

'ENllE concern Of II. Siverthuru g. Co, WINS dissov
4 ed on the ldth inst. by mutud consent. The
OF the concern viii only m used winding ur the
iurmc business. All those .ndrbel viii pcuse come
torward nnd setilr; nnlnl having rnlns against the
finn will plensr present Them TINT the business mny be
closed a. speedily MS possible
II H.S1LVERTHORN
q. NII1/
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" April. 3nth. iSJ
GEORGE VI. RUCKER AGO.

EfNCHhuhd, VA.
Respectfully beg leave To call the attention of tho
Ladies' 10 their very sp'eRid and ert rurs stock e
FRENCH and SCOrCn EMBROIDERlES, In
Muslin and lnce goods comprising Utmost every ,ars
I, of work md syle, nsel.n of quality and prc,
ladies IN the city nso, those visiting the city far
til" purpose supplying themselves with such goods
Will pcnsr call and make their purchnscs.
nulqO l,r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-14
MERCHANDISE.
GEORGE VI. RICKEIs n 60.

HHTNNt Va
Alai jUth. 1850
Tnhc pleasure in announcing their trends aud Gus
tomeia that they IN receipt Of thrir entire
-tnok "fFANC and STAPLE DRY GOODS for the
season nnd respectfully invite nj persona ting eaa
" good6OODS nj reasonable prices to end nnd make
thcir selections. aIl3n 3m