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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-04

JAMES FoRKNxR,
B. F. ELMER.
.mittee ( c. s. DuHADwAY,
MISS ELIZABETH BRADBURY,
Mrs. THOMAS ADAMS.
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Oeo1th Of NeWss
The selection Of interesting matter for
,ewspaper is more difficult than 10 generally
imposed by the reader. At times it is par
-icularly laborious and difficult, and At no
line have We found it more 80 than At present.
There is . great dssrth Of news-what may BE-
Ultimately called news. True. there il now
ioatng in the public press. . super-abun-
lance Of one kind Of news. and Of . kind to.
which we regret to cay il read with much q
gidity. we ieas. BY large majority Of readers.
We allude to de notices of murders, suicides.
opponents, and outs.9es of all other kinds
There is a morbid TASTE for such nsws-a sort
i love for gossip. scandal and depravity.z 1t
s, as our friend Major Doughty would say.
.'all wrong" The paper that contains . de-
allied account of . shocking murder" is read
With much interest. A paper that contains .
recital of some act of intrigue. induced BY love.
Iowever great . moral obliquity may be invol-
led in it, it is read with the greatest anxiety.
If a neighbor il ovsrtaksn in fault. the pub
c taste demands that q history of it be given
n the newspaper. We have recently received
a letter from subscriber inquiring why We
have been so derelict in duty - not 70 give the
'Jacts' in disgraceful affair which is said TO
have recently taken place in this city. . report
Of which has been spread without the aid Of
lie press. In the FIRST place. We do not know
he facts" referred TO. and if We did. we do
not believe We would subssrve the public
good by giving them to the public. Upon the
contrary. it has the effect of corrupting the
morals of community. suggests to the guiltess
The thought of sin, and leads the mind ito
pity, endure and embrace" We condemn it.
and although our columns are not free from
such things. We hope not to make our paper a
channel through which every vile act may be
brought before the public mind.
The press has already contributed too much
towards creating and fostering this morbid
taste. 1t has been to make money. It in
duces large and extended subscriptions. and
gives notoriety 70 sheet. 1t were better if
the press could Be induced to hide rather than
bring these things to light
We commenced this article however. -
rather an apology for the dearth of news which
has for some time pervsdsd our columns. and
as well as those Of our cotemporanies Of the
press. The elections will be on in . few
months; and it Is 70 Be hoped something good
ere long will occur which will be news indeed,
until then. we beg the reader TO "bids the
time
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COSMOPOLITAN ART UNIoN-Several Of our
citizens sent money to Mr.. c. L. Derby, Sec
rotary Of this concern. rs subrcibers for Mag
azines. but fear they have been cheated out OF
their money. - they cannot get . reply from
that distinguished functionary
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49, Troo the pseaises 81 the sabsesilss b
SN~Chsster, the aieAs Of he SotA uls, BAY
SAMARE, fs.r yssre Gle dis sPsiag-e saai1
wAito spot in her foroheaA-eAout Is hands high
nsnhsssd- liberal reward viii b paid fer her
turn, or inform asisa ecaessniAe her
WAY JEyERIES, casssss, lad.
May Z. lsss M
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2o-9v
Second Grand Concsr,

OF TIE RICHMOND AMATEUR MUSICAL SOCIETY
WILL Re given q srARa Hat. wsasesaay -.
w ming. NAY SKI
IT = Tickets. IS cent?. children half price.
Deers open = o'clock. to eennsaes as seises
Nav a.
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THE UNIVERSITY
FA MILY REM DIE s!

undsr the seal sanesie. ana saheriy q Cai
u vssssy Medicine and Popular Knswlsdgs chas
BY the State 81 Pesnsyivaaia April %. 1885, With
capital dollars mainly pas
psss ssrsssing evils spurious
supplying the community With reliable remedies vhsssvsr
eompsseos via employed, hAvo
purshas from DR.. Joss .. R0wAsD. his celebrated
RoWands Tonic fixture!
twenty years only safe
FEVER AND A6UE and lie remedy fss
Bowel Complaints
ROWAND'O
Compound Syrup Of Blackberry Root.
Which highly approved popular together viA
The Unversity Remedy for Csnplaints Of the Lsnss;
Tho Univsrty's Remedy for Dyspepsia Indgsstion;
The University . Remedy for Cestivs Bovsis;
Also the Universisye Almanac and Pncushion, ~
had 81 the Branch Dspsnsary. or storssf
BURBANK 4 BRO,
No. Main street, Richmond
Nay 4, 1855 9o1
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NARRIEDon the 25Sh inst, By President Cyrus Mutt
white Water College Mr. rnoMAs JORDAN, Of Indianapolis
rnd Miss ss.H Ass dsaghtes Of David comnens Isq
Wayne county, Ind
-Also, the merning Of the 36sh. By the sane. Mr.
VIM. DARSoLD. Of DanviIls. Ind and Miss Lor.A
CsntsrvilIe Ind
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Scg Nichts T,iumph.-Ths Sag NIGHTS
beat the American party at Indianapolis on
Tuesday last. for the election Of Mayor aud
other city officers. except members of the City
Council
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Not less than three Of each kind TO be shown
and all labeled Not more than one premium
paid on any one lot
Isaac kISLKY.
Committee JOHN II. THoRNBURG,
fJoHN S. NEWMAN
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SWEEPSTAKES PREMIUMS.

Committee appointed on the ground By the Executive
Committee.
All other articles of merit will be literally
pasronzed by the Society.
All articles and animals. owned by more
than one person, not to be entered unless all
the owners become members.
D. P. HOLLOWAY. Prss'k
W. T. Dennis, Secretary
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Sam" .Ssccessfxl.-The American ticket
was successful in the municipal election 90
Tuesday Last, in Lafayette
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FRANKLIN CocsrY FAm-TAs next annual
Fair of the Franklin County Agricultural Society
viii De held on Wednesday. Thuz,day and Fndsy.
the Sd, 4th and 5th Day Of October.
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Another Large Arrival
OF SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS


QRy>E say public just received
C another large lot Of new Goods. among which .
that been purchased fa,iy half he
Of production and which will be sold half Of
their price Nov this ready
prove who doubts the Among che
goods ntiy received.
500 kibbens marked 35c..
cd worth 4oc.
100 canopy topped enbrodsrsd silk PsrAseis marked
81. asaAl price - So
10 do. AeIandsrs Kid nnish silk Gloves. marked CSC:
generally sold At 75e.
20 dox real French Kid Gloves, Soc: worth Sc.
1000 plain all wool peLains 25c cheap At 37S.c
Swiss Lavns. hne goods, warranted
fast eolors marked l21c. those goods we'll worth
Csc.
dor Swiss UndsrsIses, beautiful goods ~ so to 73c
) doa beautiful Chemisstts at soc.
yds smyrna Thread Edgings bought
sacrifice.
ALSO, ON HAND,
10000 the Of Prnts which ssAa
retail At the Wholesale value
Auslins. comprising
quality, which will sold prices that
dsfy all eompetitien-
yds Spring sunmer Pantaioonssy. among which
boys Twssds, boys Csssm srss linen aal cotton
priiis, mems Aneolinss Cashnesssts. Jeans. III
oloYed Linens.
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LIST ms,

To be NV rded By the Wayne County Az:
r.enitur1l Seciety, AZ its Me-. - Tnss
day, " ednesAay, Thu -s1ay AND krnaay:
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TUVHE sndsfsgnsA has had . largo auaassv -
Sweet Potato Pians, which vill - rsaly 81 -,
lCaA Nay, till the Of Jaas Price =.
hundred the the aes,s
ons mi north Of Riehnoad. Wayne county, lad
Also Tomato Plants and late Cabbage Plants viatse
use. JOSEPH WHITE. Jr. Propr,ssa..
Nay a. 1855 N--t
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HOuSe-keepeP's Goods.

Our stock in this line 10 complete Diapers crashss Nap
Table Table Cloths Cloth Covers White Coun
Irish Stand and Bureau Covers
white husiins l0A linen and shseting. -
ss, and beached do pillow Musiine
brds Diaper HuckAosek Toveing Lace Curtains the
m beausifu goods brought into Richmond
that Of Goods will ana sx
il do advertise W
dom want you TO buy anything.
snsn asked hos Il that you can sell year !esSs
This 10 eosily explained. so
every person undsrstand We have
. city Of New York. Who I'D
OF in M
sell for cash This enables make good profits goods
half original By selling
exclusively cash. and selling amount
10 half the profit that
m . and that site
his goods This undsrstAnds; therefore, -
all cash II Goods the New
70 Dry dollars By buying
goods o this establishment r. Jackson.
New York Store. opposite Peoples Bank.
MAY al 1855 30H
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SHEPHERD DOG.

be" Saspherd Dog ---------------- . ~
Committee same as on long wooded sheep.
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Corners q. 8. Type Foundry!
o. %, 81 and 33 Bsekmon st., Veg York.

Nos. %, 81 and 33 Bsekns0n st., tsv lork.
To Rrtnters aoA Publishers.
gH>HR beg she trade tAsa ~
II this ssued their New Specimen. and shas
ready for delivery their old yell - 70 ~
ps:rgrixe their Foundry In il found nev -
Pearl Plea surrasstns Rposstbss snss
celebrated series Of Scotch Cut Faces -,
The Fancy Type Department exhibits snssrpsssssh
variety besnsfui styles sssetsd froo brsnes
asd Kngisnd-
rAe Scripts and Bordering sev for he arss a.s
scented 70 the Printing pasiie. and are ~ pssesss0s
hest American and Rasepesa Artists
An entire Sev Series Of oernaa fsess eoen ses
and job Printing Of superior ssJe - bsv
omyIesed and ready for sale
The which the 10 made VII y feana
suiiasiy the Of Asehns Sress
iag
eontisaAsee- Their veil known Ebsssi 0sAess g 49,
hs thirty 10 gaasassss - e,
their disposisien ssd ability sss - siisv
surpassed fair eeane. vhssAsr orders sss
eshervise
y.B-Prspsisssss - nsvspapsss srs rsqsssss1 - w.
IL three ti0so. pSeviAod oAeg tso1o - sose
ths4s Mills II s1ss1ne - -
uaassase. and fsSvasd ssDg ~ tho DApG
tAs sdvsrz1seasns- JANIS CONNIE v9SS
Nay 4. Ios5.
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A Coon othingism is at dis
count in German township, Auglaize county, O.
At the recent election the vote stood:
Democratic ticket 4o5
Know Nothing ticket,
State Sentinel
To explain the matter, it may be necessary to
state that every man on the democratic ticket
was a now-Nething! There was no regular
Known othipg ticket run, and the single vote for
what called such ticket was by an Old Ii
ner who seeing all his old stand-bys voting for
what he knep to be Know-Nothing ticket, got
up an Independent Democratic ticket on his own
hook He was considerably astonished afterwards
to find all the men he voted for belonged to the
same order!
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GAMES McCOLLEM.
Committee NATH'L CALDWELL,
CALVIN FLETCHER, Jr
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Make 'E0 Up Right:

Those who e9uAined With need be soiiAsss
Who rot. would do veil finding With twenty
years experience the business have hesitation
saying that l do mos expect 60 b beat bod
have hand and . assortment %
Ladies and Chidrsns Shoss, ef manufacture. -
which transh expect TO give particular assnsen Also,
boys and youhs Shoss
All Of which ere warranted 70 give satisfAcsion.
am ocsrins large lot Of Eastern made Beets and
shoes At cost A intention
line they offered low, close either the
single pair Bargains may had,
Of the kind
Rehaond, Nay lss 1855. 500
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COWS FOR DAIRY.

Best Cow Tor dairy 7A' q. SUp
% do do do . .Coleman's Europn Agritur
FAT CATTLE.
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HORSES FOR GEN.'L PURPOSES.

lJoHN Orr.
Committee. GEORGE GELLEP1E,
IL. T. VAN SCIoIAcK.
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FLOWERS.

Best sener. selection Of Flowers Silver Teaspoonl
do specimens of Roses Downing Landscape Garden
10 coli ,c,ion Towering Shrubs, do do do
do do Evergreens,. do do do
do specimen Osase Orange plant do do do
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FARMS.
BLACKSMITHING & EDGE TOOLS

"a. AMMHRMAN. Henry CO.
Committee. john ENDsLKY.
(STEPHKN CRow.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
A. BALLARD.

0es HAVING purchased the eatire stock e cf P
kHV sharress No 81 Main street. and renewed saus
~ Pearl three doors south Of Piu0nes q
Drug prepared farnish
the BOOT AND SHOE LINE, that be called sAe
best ship, having
from the EAstern Cities fine lot Of French
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Correspondence OF the Minnesotian.
Census Of Carver rCOunty-FOurth of July.

Census Of Carver County-Fourth of July.
CARVER COUNTY, July 5. 1855.
To THE EDIroRs OF THE MINNEsoTIoN The
Sheriff has just finished the census of this
county, and it now contains eleven hundred
and thirty one inhabitants. We think few coun-
ties in this Territory have increased in like
ratio the past year. One year ago it proba-
bly, did not contain over three hundred.
The glorious Fourth was celebrated in three
pl; ces in this county. The Americans were in
mass at Chanhassen, where the good people Of
that district regaled the assembled multitude
with sumptuous dinner, without money and
without price. The place chosen for the occa-
sion was beautiful grove on the borders of a
lovely lake. The order Q! the day was prayers,
reading the Declaration of Independence, and
Grafton, which reflected much credit on our tai
ented young friend 7. B. Hunt, Esq. toasts,
speeches. &c. &c. Fine instrumental and vocal
music enlivencd the occasion the tables were
loaded with all the substantials and delcacics
that the most fastidious could ask or even
wish. and the guests were attended by the fair
ladies' of Chanhassen in manner that would
have done credit to any Of our cities. Our
German fellow citizens held mass meeting at
a point about / miles north of Carver City
where they celebrated the day in their own
language. The natives of SweeGen and Nor
way held forth at the residence of Mr.. Paulson
and lad altogether q glorious time.
Yours, &C.. CARVER.
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SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA, SATURDAY, JULY A. 1855.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1855
Practical View of St. Pauy


An eminent citizen of one of the great East
crn cities writes the letter to the Boston Atlas
which we publish to-day. His letter is mainly
statistical; and SO far as we can see entirely
correct. He is gentleman who has seen all
parts of the civilized world. and writes with a
full knowledge Of all the facts before him.
We have noticed recently that some of the
three cent speculators from the East-,nen
ofsmall means and smaller minds, who come
here expecting TO reap the fruits of the hard
labors OF our people without paying for them.
have gone back in a terrible pet. because they
could not get lands at Government price in the
centre of St. Paul. One of this llk figures ey-
tensiyely in a late number of the Fall River
News. But the writer for the Atlas effec-
tualy dispels all their false statements of St.
Paul and its people.
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Southern Minnesota Items.

y
New WHEAT.-We have just received by tho
hand of Mr. j. S. Denman, one OF our farmers
four miles distant, fine specimen of Winter
and Spring Wheat; the former of which he
commenced harvesting on the lst inst. Accom-
paayiDg the wheat. was an excellent article Of
Rye, raised in the same field which will vie
with any similar crops found in the West and
is now ready for harvesting. They are really
beautiful. and are far more lovely to our eyes
than all the hot house plants in christendom.
He has in one field about forty acres Of these
grains. wh CD will yield upwards of thirty BUSH
els to the aero.
II there is raised on these forty acres, 1900
bushels. which undoubtedly will be, as the un-
harvested portions look well and bid fair to
vie as largely as that already harvested, Mr..
ID. will receive for his 1900 bushels of wheat
and rye, at Sl50 per bushel. Sl,S00; and at
even Sl.25 per bushe|. he will have Sl,50O
which must net at least $1,000. On his potar
toes, corn, etc, he will make as much more of
a profit as in the grains. which will make .
snug little sum. So ia ming in Minnesota N
profitable, and many are realizing this fact By
giving US these practical illustrations of what
can be raised on her soil, and many more will
embark in this most bealthful and lucrative
employment, when such results are easily oh.
tanned. s
mr Messrs White & Nickel. Of Burns Val.
ley, two miles from this village. have brick
kiln In readiness to burn. of one hundred and
fifty thousand. Clay Of the first quality. and
fashioned complete. The wooden walls Of WI
mona must soon give place to orthodox red.
PRoGREssING.-Winona is advancing with
rapid strides of progress. and there can be
counted in sight of our Office, sixty.seven bull
dings which have been nearly all erected with
in the past year. Where there was one last
year. now there are ten. and new lots and new
buildings are negotiated for every day ia
EB- Robert Nusem wealthy farmer resids
ing in Galway county. Missouri. within six
miles from Fulton, was murdered BY . femalA
servant. belonging to him. a few nights since
thrown into the fire and consumed, all to the
bowels and head The negro has been arrsst-
cd. and acknowledged the deed asy Aaro&s
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Clocks, Watches & Jewelry,
JESUP & CO.,
Forwarding and Com. Merchants,

Illinois,
North Western Terminus of the Hi. Cen. Rail Road
Agents
For Illinois Central Railroad Company;
&c Galena & Chicago Union Railroad Company;
&c Galena. Dunleth and ST. Paul Packet Company;
ss Union Transrortat. Company;
I" New Oswego Line;
ss Old Oswego Line;
&c New York and Oswego Line, &C.. &C., &c.
Our Warehouse heing situa'ed Immediately on the
transfer directly into The Boats.
Persons shipping address may rely their goods
being properly cared for and promptly re-shipped.
Advances made consignments of Staple articles.
Mark Packages score JESUP Co Dunleith, Ill.''
May /, 1856. -dfxw6m
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SURGERY AND MEDICINE,
JOHN LAMBERT. NJ. n

Partner Of the late Edivin Hall, NJ d., SacO, Maine,
and member 0fthe .hdine Medical Association,
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Saint Paul
Az and vicinity that he will render his Professional
services to all who may desire them.
Dentistry.
DR.. j.. will execute all operations the Teeth In
satisfactory manner. Teeth filled with pure gold and
Warranted. Teeth carefully extracted, with without
the use OF Ether. Teeth properly cleaned All diseases
OF the NORTH, throat, eye aud and all operations in
minor Surgery III receive DIR L's particular attention
at his Office. Superior Tooth Powder and Tooth Wash
Oiice Honrs from to IL, A. NJ and from to p. NJ.
Olice, Third Street, between Cedar and Wabashaw.
Residence, Jackson Street, near Seventh-Saint PAUL
Minnesota. Refer .-......
=. Marvin. II. L. Carver. Parker Paine.
St. Paul, April 20, 1865. 3ms&w
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LIME! LIME!I
LOST BAGGAGE.

IENHE North Western Express Co. have lust complet
IL ed an arrangement by which they will be enabled
to find all baggage lost West of Detroit. We shall re-
ceive semi monthly reports from the Rail Road
Association, of all Baggage unclaimed unknown,
any of the Depos west f that point. For particulars
inquire at our office, opposite the Post Ofhce.
j. G.. BURBANK & CO.
ST. Paul, Dec. Is; 1854. dNwtf
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Emerson & Case,
LAND AGENTS, CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS,
Office, opposite the Empire Block, Upper Town.
WILL attend 10 the purchase and saleof Real Estate,
w Location of Land Warrants Collection of Debts,
Investment of Money and Payment of Taxes.
Having extensive knowledge 0: all parts of the Ter
rtory plats of all the Surveyed Lans Abstracts of the
Entries made at the different Land OFFICES, good set of
Engineering and Surveying Instruments, with great
perence in profession shall be prepared to do any
business entrusted to with prOptness and accuracy
All kinds of Drawing and Mapping made to order.
Aug. 1854.
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The Winncbaso Treaty.

Henry Jackson requests us to publish tho
following in reply to the proceedings of the
meeting at Mankato, touching the new Winne
bago Treaty. We know nothing about the po
Hical bearings Of the case; but still remain o.
the opinion that the ratification of Gov. Cor
mans Treaty of 1858, would not have been
more Objectionable than the one now in oues.
tion:
For the Minnesotlan.
MEssRs. EDEToRs:-Recently there appeared
in the 81. Paul papers an account of what pur-
ports to be an "Indignation Meeting" held at
the hotel in Mankato, the drift of which is to
show that great, and. according to their own
strain of remarks a hi h-handed wrong to the
settlers has been committed by the new loca-
ton of the Winnebagoes. 1t would appear from
the published proceedings, that have been
giving counienance to, and aiding the objects
OF the meeting; and have only to reply to
this, that do not in any degree whatever en-
dorse its proceedings
The whole affair originated with certain in
dlvidual and his associates, who are looked up
on with anything but favorable regard by the
Citizens OF Mankato. So far as concerns my
SELF can state that did not know of the
meeting so held until the day on which it took
place. Twas and am opposed to the objects of
the meeting. because l consider it as rcpugnant
to the peace Of the best citizens of Mankato,
and gross libel upon Gen. Fletcher, the Indi-
an Agent
Those who know the matter we'll. and those
who managed it, are vel. aware that it deserves
the name of a political contrivance, and was
so intended to operate. The agent of the prin-
cpal wire puller is not much to blame; but the
principal and directing man had better let some
of the citizens OF Mankato alone and not seek
wrong direction by any political plan or in
trigue. however plausible Or impudent, which
he may desire to bring into play.
Respectfully, HENRY JACKSON.
Mankato, July 5th. 1855.
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william Rock,
Civil Engineer and surveyor, Red Wing, Mimi,
p eESPECTFULLY soliciis part of Public Patronage,
~ and will transact with prvmpiness and accuracy
whatever business may be entrusted to his care.
References.
r. N. Shoemaker, c. E. Cincinnati, Ohio.
f. Gest, c. f.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
J. w. Adams. C. f. Lexington, Ky.
S. Medberry. C. E. Columbus, Ohio.
Thos Daniels, E. Springfield, Ohio.
Thos. A. Morris, q. L. indianapolis, Ind.
J. II. Spragne. c. Il. Shelbyville, Ind. s.-
Hon. 7. l.. Jones, Newport, Ky.
Rev l.. W. Berry, Pres. Indiana Asbury University,
Greencastle, Ind dflha.
Hon. E. d. Mansfield, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Feb l, 1855. d&w1y
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G8 Several of tbemere important railroads
in the seacoast States have made or are max.
ing purchases Of wood lands at the South.
whence they can freight their wood, inltheir
own schooners to New York, Philadelphia, or
Baltimore. .Tl@gasb - 20 Assls vfsasc kss