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WYAxpor CoRS.-A correspondent of the
Missouri Republican gives the following &C
count of new species Of corn exhibited at
the lat. Illinois State Fair:
A farmer from Waverly, Morgan county,
was there with three large goods boxes filled
with the Wyandott corn, which he sold 70 the
million at twenty five cents per ear for seed.
He told me that he had six acres of this corn
this season, which yielded an average Of one
hundred and fifty bushels 10 the acre. This
corn was obtained from the Wyandott Indian
nation three years ago-and last year was Its
first Weld in IllinoIs--a half an acre grown
by this Morgan county farmer lie sold the
seed at one cent per kernel, last fall and WIN
ter, to persons throughout the State, and this
wear considerable has been grown. The ears
are from i've 10 nine inches long, and not so
laros round as the common variety. Ii is s.
6cs nearly W bite. and has but little chit. and
prinds nearly all into meal. A chemical
ANALYSIS of its properties proves II to contain a
large portion Of glutinous. s;archy qualities,
and less OF spirit and strength than the great
yellow dor-tooth corn for which Suckerdom Is
famous. The corn is planted one kernel TO
the hill, and sometimes in drills. Ihe one
kernel forms mass of rooty hbres. often as
LARGE As a mans hat, and from the se shoot up
from four 10 nine shoots or stalks. and each o;
these stalks will bear from one to five years.
4 hill Of this corn was grown this year IN
Upper Alton, from one kernel which multi
Piled to the extent Of over eight thousand Str-
nels This is brief description of the Wy
andot corn, as given TO the Fair ground,
and suppose It is in the main correct. Il Is
now quite the rage among Sucker farmers, and
nv informant sold off his ears st . quarter
each. like hot cakes. Whether it will come
into general use. and whether it will not turn
back into common corn, after few genera
ton. in Illinois soil. (ss is tie case with Van
kee corn and pumpkin seed when broagh;
West and planted, time will determine
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JAMES NJ HAYS

IIAS received large aud varied Assortment of Fail
L and Winter DRY GOODS, the old stand Of B
Bril- we'll which be offers fair they car
be purchased IL this city His stock selected With
much care and embraces among other articles the fol
loving: BR0ADCLoTIS. Cassiaere., Sattiue!ts, Lin
seys Fl=nasis, &c.
sILhs plaiu aai figured black, plain roiored chans
leon, plaid. striped. &c
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WINTER FASHIONS.
Ia7ies, F11rs.

TOHN sUEkRiNS has just received frcin New York
j very large and handsome assortment Of Ladies
Fur. Victorines CUTS. Boa, sc. These Furs are {
various qualities end Of the latest styles he ladies
invited TO call and them. hey rich, and
mistake.
September 81, 1855. 4I-n
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DIR. EVERSON'S
United STATES LINIMENTi
r~~ Han ana ReaGty

GLANDS EnrivaIea fer power CT efficacy. or exten
- siye apoi.cstion, L reacIiy reduces fUnors, Ssel
Ing. Irfaa mations In WEAK Backs acts like
charm Mrs. Address, of >priasboro. @ had Cur
vature of Spine aa5 3 large Tuner. removed BY il
Tryis If Won would know its powers
fus up in large bottles for only > cents, i've bot
tie, for Al EyERsOS e CO., Propriesors
Fer ..le hy r Fosrs and NJ c. Lewis, Richmond.
,aS bv Druggists and dealers generally
w. ". ROBERTS &c CO., indianapolis,
Geasrsl Wholesale Agents for the State TO whom all
orders should be addressed.
J..s Is. 1855 -.
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Plain Goods.
StaDlc Goods

RICHMOND BsAxcH STATE BANK OF INDIANA.
10Th Month, Sd 1885 \
THE Stockholders in this Branch Bank will please
. ~. en,uin, year viii be held 1t the Backing
Hesss, On Seeepa day. llth Month: Ssh: 1883
90 ELIJAH COFFIN, CashisR-
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PrODer1y for Sale.
Watch and Clock Repairing.
WILLIAM STEVENS

UUAs commenced the above business IL room of the
Il OH Sloan House, occupied by Mr. Farqaa~r IS an
Auction prepared repair all kinds q time
riecesip that cannot be eXceed snd
prompt tention to business receive share OF
the public patronaFe kinds Jewelry repaired lie
sale, the loves. qozsble rats1
All at the Sloan House
iis.fry made arran genents with - tie lest
houses 1 prepared 10 furnish to oFder
Watches elry any other article IN line q: such
rates as inducement for - with
their orders.
Richmond, July IS. lass. ae-sf
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FIRE. FIRE. FIRE.
'FGSRS- CROCKER d SON.

sgATEFCL fer very liberal pAron&ge rhieA -
Heretofore. ter fsssss
= their sszny friends and for tassr =,
their customers fhz sAss
ia.t recesyrg the bes stock tss a1ss -
t-o.ght 20 sis city which they wifi ser io~ for CASE
her nasE1 ssSt sell sxctass 80
sane they ez.ser themselves re. MAKE y % VIZ
vantage 81 every 70 boy ~ sA>an-
Th~y Also keen . o Family fs@s1
y.es OF hand waicthey uEI deliver 70 ADJ PAT % -
free Of charge Orders len via them sih se
ser6eafe q, Il,
! 1ised STATE Bank Money hep, AAs5 - PA ''l -
ksnes Of pfoducos al
R.chneaa. yaassYy u, les
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DRESS GOODS.

OF almost every notwithstanding apes- DeLaiHes
Decges Mohalrs. Ginghams, Lawns. Beregss, Tissues
Jaeonets. Prints, Embroiieries, Ribbons. l..
He invites the public examine the quality and cheap
Of his tyocds,
September &c. 4Iif
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r. q. DIcKIN som,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
City COME ctionery, Fruit & Toy Store

WOULD call the attention OF the citizens CT heh-
4 inond and cinity my most extensive assort-
and variety of the above articles, which VIII
sell At low figures they can be purchased IN te
market. lam receiving new STYLES and figures weeA
ly, which keeps my stock complete for the approach
ing Holidays The following few Of The articles,
Willow and Cane Gao1s, Misses and Youth
Belts Ladies Ella ti-s, iiarrsons feruseri ba-
by Jumpers. Gum Rattles and Teething Rings, and
many styles suitable for this market:
1 am rec Giving Fresh Baltimore Oysters daily, by
Express and for sale by the or half can
My saloons opened for the reception OF Gus
toners have made such arrangements as WIZ ena-
BE 20 give satsfa all who may favor Ena
with their pont forget the place attts sign
of the City Confectionery, Fruit and 10y StGre, J
doors east Of the Huntington House
T. 3. MINTCRS, Proprietor
Richmond October4 42-G
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Land Warrants.

TINE subscriber is prepared % p1rehass - ,,ts
WapP1Nrs for tas next three years al re tsD
Of q .o09 per month ,. iii -
The very highes. New York market prices VI n N
s;var ftan giving MORE and never less, or ~ia s
80 W,rrznt. Tor YOU small charge
Yum D. 4 SMITH,
Attorney NJ Law. Richmond, Isa
yuue ., 1855.
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Bonnets, Ribbons and Flowers

MRS. Il. DICKINSON,
s.sx. WOULD respectfully inform her friends -Ssss
sA6 nd the puhr. that she has inst returneda5<r}
~ from Cincinnati, with general sssort- ~
ruent OF Fail and Winter Millinery of the latest snd
best styesPlush. Velvet, Satin. six and Lawn Bon
nets. Also, a good assortment Of Ribbons, Flowers,
Feathers Rushes Lacee, and Mchair Head Dresses.
Ladies' please give a calf and examine for your
selves { r shop Marion street, north of Main.
Richmond O,tober j. lSJJ All
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Something Good for Every Bedy.

tam SUPERIOR Sugar Cared Hsaas, ny ewR curing
Iooc Tia above rzrgartst and the Fable Is
ost respectfully invited e.I and exaia. the or
sale ~ q w oAf.S.-
Ju-sT 1855 s5a
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SCOTT q CRAWFORD

YyAyE for sale FH&
II $50 pieces best Nader Prints, ioc;
40 do Bi=ached Muslin, - wide, &c;
do do. = do. 99ioo,
40 do do do 81 inches. i2c, prime goods;
do heavy Brown sheetlng. -. De-
40 co do shifting. T. i21.c,
fine Bbeachei do. 7e. I0c:
% do best Canton FianIel- axe,
do 10 Ticking. 10 a. soc;
90 Gin CHAINS. i2ja cheap at 10:
DeBeges, soc, worth rs;
DeLanes. l2}a a5oe. These are extra bargains
Afex pieces OF Cashmere de Cos:
Fine all wool DeL~ines. 37es50c;
Ia 0 10; cheap:
all W Shawis. 81 50.
Mode dras silk fringei shaw,s - 81; worth s''
Is doz Lsie thread Gloves 61&c or 6oe per doz
so doz grey white lack aud mode lose, iS7aS or
81 % per dozi
90 do, gents Hose. I0c. or 81 per don;
30 do 10 half Hose. I0ssi2s-c.
100 yards Black SILK = CO &C:
l50 do do 30 inches, 75c:
And full o them s. large stosk Of nev
style fancy So yard; NantiIIss siks .nd
Cioasing Cloths kinds of Trimmings. Sign Of the Re
Lamb. "H
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Dwelling House for Sale or Rent.

an Franklin street, square from Main. The
NVhouse is new. and finished in the best modern
style-con six and porch, th large cellar
we'll and cistern all in perfect order For terms ap
plyto sIEPHtN SCoFiON.
Near the Passenger Depot.
October l. 1855. 42-tf
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READY MADE CLOTHING,
Roofs. shoes. Hats and Caps.
Hadley & Moffitt

live Just received very general and large 'ssoft
p,enk of seaSonable Gcods which they offer to their
fr;sD,i. and the public az CASH PRICES. They espe
cisl!v invite attention 10 their stock 81
Plain Goods.
Which were selected with much care and Prosaset at
r-i.es which will enable them 70 sell again AZ uafTsee
IDENTIFY low rates. Our assortment OF
LADIES DRESS GOODS
l. large ebrseuy great variety Of styles. qualities
nd r-ce Pain and hyurei Black Silks; plaid striped
and fancy do Tissues Berages ChaIies, DeBeSe Lawns
Gin.hsms: Prints Grapes; SAWLS. Of various styles
and Qualities; JAconetts and ace Collars Uniersesves
Csp ccas: Muslin< Ribbons Trimmings Of the latest
STYLES Frinses &c HOSIERY Of almost every style,
quality and material GLosES-CottoD Lssle Thread
Silk Linen and Kid Gloves Ait.s sc. Their stock Of
staple Goods
Is The largest and bes. they have brought TO the
civ and thew ara offered fer CASH 81 rates that canno;
be exoeled Any person wishing 10 purchase Goods for
ready pay, eau get them Of US on terms saAs s0A DC
satisfactory- Call before purchasing
9Th month, -, 1855. ILL
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GAS Light.

THE up in the inpro
substantial an styles Gas Futures Of
ain and faacy nnish. They also furnish Pipes for
steam or water, Cincinnati prizes shop PaSsons
Nal score G COLLIER & CO.
c.t.n'I-- -3rn
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Suudries,
Centreyille Steam Works.

1000 VALIANT. Red o., And A. i Leg ~ a.
delivery the Depot -.
large supply Of Poplar walnut oak ant Ash ssin
eies Of Superior quality !os. constantly kept
o. reduced prices
legs convenient We alss dc ISrn,nE sarns g h9E1s
Grinding. etc LAWS eA..
July IS, 1855. -H
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Ekatsim On.
SCOTT q CRAWL FORD,

RYANE five packages Of staie ana
80 fancy Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS Boots and
shoes, Hats and Caps. fIrs They have tie
cheapest OF 6ooE IN the CITY 81 fces
guarantee the sale Of ta HsT1Es TAD en- r.
their in Boston New 1dFk
Philadelphia, they satisfied they have rurchas@a
her goods AIRY house in the Nes- IhaHAtn Tor
the very liberal patronat received invite err
public cs}. In selling cheaper
before. the goods and are Deter
and sustain our wen carr
ME best assortment OF lr0os n
t5wn We fear ne consretftio--.frB NrHe~. Remember
striped LaE-o, hIin street E.cA
rneEd, IHJ
u = iat q Ran does the thing
SEPT. 49, 1-55. SIT
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HANGING!

fahh ard@f-iehea ai- plet4t'ei = 49, ~
pat.er = . Cincinnati! pric-z A. orders
-r line le heir residence ith ho1se south 81 e1s
q, ski street Kramer, Iran & Cos. Railroad
SIRE one site DEPOT where large STOCK q ali Pa
per constantly kept hsnd VIII Be promptly attended
uoWELLS & -oS.
I4-t.
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City Shoe store.

City Shoe store.
| have just received fTcE New York
~ ami Cincinnati. an extensive and superior
--stosk u Ladies' Misses ard taildren's
Shoe cof-iStin IL Of French Nd, EuaTnsl-
Cd bronze ami a salo.eei Buslls and Slippers Jen-
M Lind Cater. flr LAIss. Misses and chitren
Boots and Shes Ter ard boys such a. calf, goat
eTarn patent leate-. and clatk Congress Shoes and
Slips.
Hats of various zlyies-Sik, Panama, Palm Leaf and
Mar icaibo, "a style anj nest bcautiful hnish
turing al Ct tie rast fashionable kinds
e Bots ai Shoes 70 II the best materials and
nip. having my employ the bezt = Serk1ea
.esi c1.slent from the experience hare bad IN DID,
.iae~. tha.zuy work will compare favorably with a1y
IN the VT Thankful for past patronage. respect
fully -,,li.It continuance Of il. JOB BohT0S
Rf-hranIs... >eat. -. Isl. 4l--
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Read! Read. Rea;!:
WOULD respectfully say 70 you that nave Just re.
Il turned from the East with most desirable stock 81
Cloths Cassmeres. Yestings. Common Coatings ami
paEtalo5rerv among the former entirely new aEd
rare syles, "a connection win very large ard cen
p!et- assortment &C
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Boots. Shoes. Hats and Caps.
E;trelv new STYLES Sc which have been selected per
sonaiiv and with great and having purchased
lgsiyeiy for the cash you viii the Sdvana
es VIC possess for obtaining goods low which viii sell
accuriIn <
rs nearly opposite former place of business, anu
having secured the services II Of the best faII-s II
the Vest ha.ter myself am prepared 70 offer in
iueemepts superior a1y other house in town
", I'D therefore solicit : call from you.
HexractfulIv A NJ. MILLER.
Main street norsh side. b-t- franklin and Marion.
Son. Att
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steam Saw Mill.

SHUTE l. B ROW y,
w OI-LD respectfully afo- their irieods snd tne
w p-1itc generally that they are no" prepared 10
frui.S sii.s Of lumber Of ,lmost every aualIty snd
to any orarsrv extent: a. their steam saw MN near
the DE- ot IL tis eiy ard the shortest notice ihey
tya .l.o IA connection Latin Machine. which ena-
k.es the n 10 supply the 3emao1 for Latin Also:
Houniny MIL at which they manufacture sup
article OF Hotniav They also wish to bay all KINDS
Of .inter suitable for Lumber, for which they III
paw fair prices Any wishing 70 purchase or hsv-
80 ,s-t-.-a T'5,1a fss5 25-H
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Ready-Nade Clothing.

OUR present stock IS heavier than have usually
~ kept all of which have been made to our CrteF and
we are determined sell them prices that will i-y
bono,.hla CONNIE tition A NJ MILLER
September ~ att
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Lard Oil and Candles.

Lard Oil and Candles.
rIeHE subscribers having Completed their arrange
rnents for manufacturing the above Goods, are pre-
psta,! 70 Furnish the merchants inhabitants OF
RI h5.,ond aud vicinity with OIL AND CANDLES of
superior aaslity, prices ranging below the CInctn-
nati market. Persons In want OF the above so9ds
Will find it greatly to their advantage to call At ts
establishment before Purchasing elsewhere
I~Factory in the ola Richmond Foundry bniidlngs
BAYLIES MARCHANT
r.,,r,r., q 4cS-
IN bbIs. Louisville Cement. in store and ior
~ sao by l. H. Mel Li-o."h,
March Is, 1855. 40. >. haih s'i~Sa-
Carpet Chain.
zoo colorei Carpet Chain for sale as low
Ary . Is55 q. W. BARNES.
CHARMS
Fashionable Clothing Emporium.
WILLIAM II. CLARK,
HAS just received the Fall styles OF Cloths Cassi
d Il meres Nsstincs. which he viii Manufacture 10
cheapest latest styles, and in such ma
rer as give entire satisfaction
shirts Collars Cravas, SOCKS, Suspenders &C. Always
o hand. -
Richmond. August 30. lo55 3'-f
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ScOtt & Crawford have for sale 10 bales Seamless
c3a Is. ST Cincinnati prices. charges added
Septeueher d so
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a CRav FORD

e.IOTT F .
stock OF ladies' Cty<h- Twsets.
Cheapest efere5 5= maFk- F!4unsis Blankets
Iixarer Cloths and fancy. all wool
IEs-ls. Pad F.-t.ssss, &
SeEt. -. - =
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C,o,hs. Cassimeres aud Ve>tings.
Kcid! Read! Read.

-,ITY MADE SHIRTS slno entirely new styles at
= se,. 2T 4 VI. AIIIER'S.
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Tobacco and Cigars.

THE in city always he found. and mi.
Atake,at No 81 Main Call and try
March 0. 1855. GEO. w BARN ES
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Harvey's Poems.
gINHE Las, and only dozen OF Poems by John Harvey,
i Just rec lived and fer sale by
BURBANK & BRO.
Oct. II 1855, z5-u
s~stS,ET (isAW Or -. Ia leHrt {. lar ge
- Ribbons. Laces. Tr.nrr--. NetioEs. Nh.te
foods Collars Sleeves CraEe= Fte@clng 1Ttty La-3s
seT,slnber r. 1855 saa
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TAXES FoR TEE YEAR 1855.

THE EndsrssaeI expects asad IL the several
SHIPS IN sse receive he for 1sS Iss
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Ne,o York Markets.
New YoRK, Oct l3.--Flour is steady, and prices
have undergone no change since yesterday Sales
Of 10000 barrels: straight State, IS so Ia good
Ohio, So Gs IL. Southern -four has declined
IL IL cents. Sales at 50 81 IL.
Wheat has advanced trife. Sales of II, coo
bushels: Western white, So 10; Southern red,
81 O5.
Corn has downward tendency sales of 80, 900
bushels western mixed, 05 cents.
Pork is unchanged sales of 5000 bbls. mess,
1913 so Sa4.
Beef is unchanged; Chicago repacked. SIG so
a SIT.
Lard is steady. Sales of 400 barrels at IL cents
Whiskay Is unchanged. Sales Of 100 barrels at
40 1912.
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s w ANS BANK-NOTE LIST AND
DETECTER,
Published seni-monthly, al Montgomery, Ala.,
At 90 90 Per Annum, in Advance.

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GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
PERSEVERANCE FIRE CO., NO. s.

e i ! y 4
TNIIE Perseverance Fire Company take
great pleasure in announcing TO their friends
ana the public generally, that their
ANNUAL BALL
Will take place at-the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, on
Monday, October %, 1855
The Company viii spare neither time nor expense
to make it the Ball Of the season.
Esputa.s celebrated Band has been engaged for
the OCCASION
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentleman
an ladies' to be had from the Committee or at the
door on the evening of the Ball
al, Committee of arrangements.
John McDermott d. Fenton
Henry Z, Lyles Harvey, Jr.
VIM. Towers A Hatch
Nm Collins VIM Dowell
W; w Grant e. Dom
John y. Dom
y Managers
:, Ben Franklin Target Company.
A. TAFT 49, Eckloff
s Columbian Engine Company
JAS A. TAFT Jas. A. Brown
Union.
y E. Douglass James Kelley
President Woe President
Franklin.
r. Doyle Jos. u illiamson
Northern Liberties.
s. P. Robinson J. T. Halleck
Western Hose Company.
VIM. Riggles Z. Hanley
Washington Hose Company.
Thomas Cook James Kenton.
Columbia Hose Company.
f. McDermott
Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company
John Suter ]. Chauncey
yigilant Fire Company, Georgetown.
E. Wright. - Rodier
American Hook and Ladder Company
George Brown.
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