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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-19
Aucrrou MLns.
THIS DAY.
BY PAYNE 4 MAYO.

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FuRNI-
-, - TURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION WIN be
s sl on thursday next the 18Th inst. At 10 o..
Pier O. foMPKINs on Marshall strsst msr.
sna,i rIacs, who intends removing from the CITY Of
olcnmoDo, . lot of elegant Mshogsuy, Walnut And
Tables, Chairs nc, Dc 80 '1s' Siu'"s
Also Oak Entry Tables and Chsirs OIL Cloth.
onandeers. Gas Fixtures, Cut Glass Shades. he
"a one superior oval Mirror and ypany other srsi
cies OF House Furniture all of which are Of anna.
ror quality and nearly uew - '-''
Terms made known at SALE
jy1 PAYNE h Mavn So.
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RANARY AND FEED STORE

GRANARY AND FE ED STORE
~ The undersigned has taken the house corner Of
franklin and Wall streets, formerly occupied By
Messrs. N. 3. C. B. Hill! for the purpose of con-
Quoting the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS, where
he will keep constantly hand full assortment Of
al kinds OF Grain, Min Ofal, Hay, Corn Meal and
other articles usually kept in Granaries and Feed
Stores.
lie hopes BY giving his business strict personal at
tention and selling reasonable terms, to secure
liberal patronage from his friends and the public
generally He will deliver any article fee of charge
anywhere IN the corporation He will also attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
fol moderate commission, and will insure for bis
country friends the highest market price for any
'ignment entrusted to him. JOHN w. COSBY
fe PITS
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NOTICE.-TO BRIDGE BUILDERS
~ Proposals will be received by the subscriber at
Charlottesville until the 2Oh inst for the construc-
ton of trestls work for the Virginia Central Rail.
road, at the Rivauna River ard Moore's Creek near
Charotss vile. Its amount is between $40 and GOO
feet fneal, varying in height from ~ TO Sc feet
Paus and specifications will be exhibited at Char
ottesvle for week previous to the letting
Per order. s. A. RICHARDSON
jy7-t20 Division En- sirrer Va. C. r. n
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I AND IN HENRTCO FOR SALE AT
e. AUCTION will be sold stspublic auction on
the premises Friday, the 9th July. the Farm at
present owned and occupied by he subscriber stu
ated bout nine miles North of the city of Richmond
i'm sdiately on the Richmond, FIedercksburg and
Potomac Railroad, and the Richmond and Charlotts-
vile Plank Road. both of which roads run within
400 yards OF the dwelling, making access to the CITY
very easy and convenient. and adjoining the lands
of VIM. TAYLOR, Esq Sam'l A Reeve Bro. and
others. There are l72 of land about 100 of
which is open aud in good state of improvement,
remainder in woods
The buildings comfortable and suitable for
farm of the size. Possession to about so of the
open land will be given at once in order that the
purchaser may prepare for q crop of wheat The
field for wheat this year, is thought to be good for
from to 400 bush els.
Perrons wishing TO buy, invited to view the
land before the day of sale, which will be shown BY
the subscriber with pleasure
Terms accommodating, and made known on the
day of sale. P. FL. WALDROP.
jv18-9t+
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GAP IT AL $4,000 COMMERCIAL
" SAVINGS BANK.-Ofice at the store of
Quarles Brooke, On 14th street
Depositors in this institution will receive six per
sent on all sums remaining deposite six months
or longer and five per cent, for a shorter time.
WIN. g. PAINE, President.
" ,. BROOKE. fTaas iy 6-te
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TOLLEG late SEMIEARY.-S. y.
~ STEPHENS will re-opsn his Seminary on the
frat Of October at his former rooms ON the corner of
Franklin and Fifth Streets.
The boarding department will be continued as last
year on the corner of Franklin and Adams streets
The Princpsl will give bis undivided attention to
the interest of the School, aided by the ost
pi shed assiatanta iY 1R-Mh ThRs w
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PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS.
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN Sis
Vie subscriber takes pleasure in announ:
= cling to the public that mis- PLANNING and SAW
MILL is now In complete order
Having recently incurred expense ofseveral hum
foi Planning Saving, and Tonsueing and Growing al
kinds Of Boards and Plank, he is enabled to ex-
eeute superior work, at greatly reduced prices
call from those in want respectfully solicited
de 9-ts WILLIAM FORBES,
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

MULES, HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS,
posed of my Farm, "ELMWOODo on the Chicka-
homny, will sell at auction ihs LIST day of u.
aust, on the premises, about two miles below the
New Bridges foe young Mues; Horses; several
Cows; Hogs; first rate Wagons with iron axles; l
Cart; OK d., with iron axle; Ploughs; Hoes, &c.
TERMs-Cash for all sums of $50 and under; over
this amount months credit for approved neaotis.
BILE psper.
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock A. M
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RACON, HERRINGS, & O., AT AUG
~ TION.-On FRIDAY, Goth inst at 10 O'Clock,
at my store, will sell hhds Bacon-Shouldsrs
Hams and Joles part prime; 10 bills Halifax Her
ringr; Soap; Molasses; Crockery-Ware. &c.
jF 10 r CAUTHORN Auct
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l@ GENTLEMEN,S GAITERs

-. Gentiemen, we are happy to infsrn YOU
rived We have now every size on hand and wouid
ne pleased to see you at the Metropolitan Store ISL
Main at, Eagle Square. CS MAUHICE
jv l6
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" lRGINIA WORM KILL k-Ihis
preparation has been used for years, and is &C
nahowiedsed to DO one of the most efficient in -
nehs xcet dinghy PLEASANT to the tsste it ia
'akep ooS children. Prepared only by
y 10 J. PICOT, Druggist.
A MUSEMENT-There is no place to
Z n spend an hour. free of cost, more pleasantly
10 ,hIGhmond, than al OSBORNE'S splendid DA
ouEhkEAN GALLERY. At this stablishm emit
% be seen great collection Of PAINTINGS and
o.AG9EhREOTYPES. well worthy the attention
Oh Vsitoss NO PAINS EXPENSE has been
,paded to make this Gallery the finest and MOST
ATTRACTIVE plsce in the city.
we are always prepared to put up lkenesses In
every style, and at p RlCEs that DEFY competition
aaIwsys on hand, GOLD LOCKETS, GOLD PINS
ton. 0sR0RNEiS GkIIEPV'F
Ie1 Opposite Exchange Bank.
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(NkEAT MEDICINE FOR THE LIV-
~ ER-If your Liver is out of order you will be
troubled with cold feet, variable appetite, yellow
skin, dyspepsia, Indigestion and sometimes loose.
ness of bowels. Take DR. ROSES CELEBRATED
RAILROAD OR ANTI-BlLIOUS PILLS. and YOU
will soon get clear of all such bad feelings Thew
cleanse the system of bile, purify thu blood, give
appetite and strength.
~ In boxes, l24 and 25c.
jy Is DUVAL 4 NORTON Druapists
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kn DOLLARS REWARD.-At meets
eJO ing of Citizen Fire Company No 6. held at
their Engine House. the following resolution was
unanimously adopted: "a .--
Resolved, That reward of $50 be paid for the
appre hension and conviction of the person or per-
sons who maiciously cut the Ho.e of said Company
at the fire on the night of the 18th inst"
J. T. ROGERS, Foreman.
II. WIGHT, Sec'Y. liz Isl
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rs 00n HAVANA CIGARS
sOeOOO RETAILED IN THREE
MONTdS--The subscriber has retailed more GE.
NUINE HAVANA CIGARS in the last months
than any other establishment In the State of Vir
sinia. He calls particular attention TO the follow.
ing popular brands Cabanas, Ls JAsmip, La Jacnto,
Morera, Diana, Nebsj jas, &c
CHARLES RTCHARDsON
American Hotel, corner Main an / 1th sts
If " - '
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BOARDING.

ROAkUING.- The proprietor lie pfepar-
A. ed to furnish Board By the day or week. on the
moat liberal terms, at the Marlboro Hotel, on Wall
Qeet. nv IL ts HARDY
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RON TURNING LATHES.-We in
Il vite the particular attention of maohipists snd
manufacturers to superior artirle Of ENGINE
LATHE, with patent improved Tool Elevator, Call
and see it at No. % Pear street.
iy 14-tf SMITH 4 ROBERTS
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ma Es53 RICHMOND AND Pc
~ S5K-1R@ TERsBURG RAII.ROAD-
D!sCONTlNUANCE OF SUNDAY TRsISs-On
and after Sunday, the 18th lost the Pssseu trains
neretofoTe ,eayins Richmond at P. M and Peters.
burg at d +. M. ION sunday will be diicontif ned
THOS. DODAMEAD supt
Richmond July 13, 1855 ivIA1w
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>. "a. Coaaterfeiter = arnold the Leader Of ae
r,.rfe,eys - Physicians - Vheat Mdrket in Pc
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED To
JOHN w. DAVIES.
STONE GLITTER

SOUTH SIDE OF DOCK, NEAR MAYo's BRIDGE.
RETURN thanks to my friends, for their
Il kind patronage during the past three years, and
beg leave to say that am now prepared to furnish
Store Fronts. M onuments, Tonlbs, Vaults and at
tend to Enclosing Burying Grounds and in fact all
work In the Stone Cutting and Building line
Quality Of Stone and Workmanship not to be sur
aae Moth or South. 80
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
j. S. JAQU ESS & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
MERRITT. FIELD d co.,


FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
FEHHE undersigned are rece of largest and
desirable stock of Dry Goods Hats. Caps. Boots
of firm (ho has had long
rience in the Western rIde with solely the want
country and having purchased the most of goods
from the acturers' agents in all the Eastern markets.
offer them for cash, trade prompt
than they be purchased in ST. Louis and
equally good be had in Cincinnati Louis.
vile. Our stock consists in part of
DRY GOODS,
casssres and jeans OF all styles
nsey blankets shaws apron checks shifting tick
leaehed brown and blue drilling dcnims brown sheet
bleaehed muslin black and coored cambria crash black
alpaca lustres eohurgs and mernos de lanes
CHAINS white muDs check cambIe Irish linen
prints desirable beautiful styles brought
NOTIONS.
cotton velvet ribbons and cap rbbcns combs
buttons hosiery gloves thread silk Aen andeoton hand
kerchiefs cravats and ribbons wool
shirts ddrawers comorters table cloths aud
needles monnaies pencils holders brushes
hooks and hair pins thmbes purses umbrellas &c.
HATS & CAPS.
Silk soft and naped black white hats, white and
black wool kosSuth buena vista, wide awake washing
Hungarian and nothing hats all grades
styles Men, boy and childrens silk and WOODEN push
cloth. velvet and glazed caps.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Men boys kip stoga boots youth and ehilds
enammeed patent leather Shoes buskins bootee
boys and youth lined and un4Red kip and
calf brogans. ls4es and gents rubber shoes, &c:
eoIs-Smo daw j. s. JAQUESS & CO.
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Nelos by telegraph,
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
WAsHINGToN. Oct. 6.


The new 10th regiment of infantry, of Al.
exander, has been ordered to the Upper Mis-
sissippi.H
The first Cavalry moved from Fort Leaven-
worth Sept. Both for the Sioux country, te
take part against the hostile Indians
A Cabinet meeting was held yesterday to
consider the feasibility of ship canal across
the Isthmus of Darieh, as proposed by f. w
Kelly, who represents the interests of the
Oceanic Company of New York
New YORK, Oct6.
The steamer Washington, for Bremen, sail
ed at noon to-day with 10 passengers and $72-
600 in specie.
BALTIMoRE, Oct. 6.
The New Orleans papers chronicle the prev
alence of yellow fever in many of the interior
towns of Louisiana and Mississippi In SOME
places it is raging as badly as il did in Nor
folk
RICHMOND, Va, Oct 6.
The crew of the ship Arcola, of Boston,
now lying in the river, and bound for Venice,
have mutinied, and have been arrested and
committed to the Hampton Jail. The Captain
has come to the city to seek the assistance of
the U. S. authorities. When arrested, the
crew were armed with loaded pistols.
New ORLEANS, Oct 6.
Havana letters of the 1st mention that ap-
prehensions were felt there of another fillibus-
ter expedition and Gen. Concha had ordered
that the names of all maehinists coming from
and going to the United States be periodically
registered.
New York, Oct g.
The steamship Washington for Bremen sailed
at noon to-day 10 passengers and $4,000 in
specie.
BALTIMORE Oct. 9th.
New Orleans papers of Sunday have arrived
The papers chronicle the prevalence of the
Yellow Fever in many of the interior towns
of Louisiana and Mississippi, and in same place,
it is raging as badly as it did in Norfolk.
RIcHMoND, Va Oct 6.
The crew of the ship Ariale of Boston now
lying in the river bound for Vienna have mu-
tinted and been arrested and committed to the
Hampton Jail. The Captain has come to this
city to seek the assistance Of the United States
authority. When arrived the crew were
armed with loaded pistols.
New ORLEANS Oct. a.
Havana letters to the 1st inst, mentions
that apprehensions were felt ofanother fillibus-
tering expedition, and Gen. Concha had or
dered that the names of machinists coming
from and going to the United States, to be peri
odically registered.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 5.
Coffee-Market dull; sales for the week g.
500 bags; stock on hand $4,000 gs; prime held
at II. Flour-market firm; sales at 81 So
Corn-Prices are trife higher; sales at 67115
Pork--Prices are trife higher, sales of Mess
at $51 so.
New ORLEANS Oct. z.
Market firm; 10000 bales middlihg sold at
8LM9c Corn-prices are a trife lower sales
at 70c Lard-sales in kegs at 1917.
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FALL CANIPAIGNi
HARDWARE AT WHOLESALE.
A NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHI C. @ IIyIrI q


CHAS. S. WELLS;
NM LST returning thanks for the generous patronage
Wv the public, since he opened in Evansville
aPprse interior Merchants from indiana Illinois
lucky that he has on
and in the Heaviest stock of Hardware md Cat
uefT (by third) that he has
VILE market SALE Many Goods purchased at
ed rates BY him. during depressed markets
East and in England and by importing (dree from
and having his orders for American Goods the
aeturers Works he is only able
to oner and sell Hardware at low figures
anord the same Goods. to cash or good time buyers
He invites careful examination of his
Merchants and Traders feeling assured that he
full Justice.
Among the (smOst innumeracls com prsns his
$50 boxes 4xesMells Lppncotts Collins;
Sto dozen Pocket Knives Gully assortedi
1880 do Table 90 do do;
100 do Razors and Strops;
100 gross Spoons-Iron, Britannia German Silver:
so dozen Coffee Mills. all grades;
so do Files and Rasps all kinds;
I00o lbs Brass Kettles. turned bottoms;
200 lbs Sadrons. assorted;
800 dozen Butt Hinges, do
800 gross Screws. giml pointed;
$50 dozen Door Socks and oekets;
100 do Augurs
900 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards;
90 pairs Shovel and Tougs. iron and brass headss
60 dozen Saws. from Mil to Key-hole;
25 do Steslyards and Scale Beams;
50 do Ames' land other bran ds) Shovels and SPADES
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
cases Japanned Tinware. fully assorted.
ALSO
Whips and Lashes Brushes Combs Needles Spectaeles
Port Monnaie and Fancy Hardware generally together with
heavy goods Wis Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea
ties. Knives and Riddles and
Gun Barrels and GUN Trimmings.
Carpenters and Coopers Tools, Window Sash
CHARLES s. WELLS.
oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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MUSICAL FEsTIvAL.-By advertisement it
will be seen that the Choir of Mr.. Sterretts
church will give concert next Monday and
Tuesday evenings for the benefit of the Church.
Preparations are being made for a grand Festi-
val, and we promise our citizens the entertain
ment will be excellent We shall have more
to say about it soon.
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DIR. W. T.. OWENS PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHTLLS
AMI FEVERS


To and S gqs the sa PF rae
been cured By the in fact thOs certificates
Of the medicine sign ed with fictitious names
public and cures in ALL diseases which
the diseases in the caption Of this
there has to suffering humanity SAFE
persons in this Oommunty Who trying
found relief from the use Of these Pills way
These Pills not composed Of cheap Ingredients and
are ade and put up by subscrbers copossd
prices Z. generally pills those wSs
DAYS the patient to attend to his daily
PATTON oSespsstand sarsst nsdisSs
Read ~ foliowng and il want
application to the subscribers:
This certifes my taken very sick with chin
and high fever and vOPitng and went and box
ted speedy anS oS
certify that had ohills and and
fever purchase of Dr.. W. T. justly ceiebrs
and believe be
public tor the cure of Ague and Fever. E. AYREs.
owEsssoEo.. Ky. May IL. 1856.
years been severely Afflicted with chs 1 Fever ind
nS nStnIg sbas would aa0FS s s9y ony for %
Ovens Chill Pills Which ,Sd did and to my great after
most oathsOme Of ali Diseases cbs and Fever
sa to all ga2 sfys Dr. lGs
box and word for it, you will troubled
with Chirs again. CHAS. b. GRIST.
Bon HABBeR, KY, April ii 1855,
This certify that had Cis and Fever in my family
for months and tried all the Chill Pills and
Chill medicine that to be had in the country ordi
nary they have stopped the els Vp.Ahe of
family with exception On my oldest there
wnuld make until
Chill Pills. safely
'A-' 'l'' --' $40 '''' '''' l~'' WI o. JACKSON.
owENsBoRo KY, ieb. a. 1885
Dr.. W. It. OwEN-Dear Sir: have been s1lSS,e with
ch and eEers for six MONTHS and after tryin
edies, induced box of AguJ Pills. which
have cured me sound and WE'LL and believe th to BE- the
gentleman years. certis
fy that his tatements true.
J. PLUNKETT. River Trader.
Pittsburg, Pa.
LEwIsFoRT, Ky-.Jan- 2, 1885,
This certihes that have had the eh and
various remedies without
Dr. Ovens Chill Pills. and they have entirely cured
IHOS. Z, TAYLOR.
OwENsBoRo, April 70, 1855.
certify that had chills and fves and applied good
physician, prescribed for and gave medicine
then advised try Owens Chill Pills; did and they
stopped the ehills and peresy well. They atse
distressing pain in the side, which was
fearful something serious. Pergons AFFLICTED
with chnls would do well to them; they certain
n- These Pills to cure in every instances
where the directions followed.
Be For SALE wholesale and retail by
J. W. COMPTON, Druggist,
0wensburg, KY.
Also by Wo0LSEY 81 SAWYER,
Wholesale and Retailslt gentss
sepI4m-w Evansville, Ind
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FIREWORKS ExHIBITIoN.-By advertisement
it will be seen that there will be splendid
exhibition of Fireworks next Saturday even
ing, after the, Agricultural Fair. A large en-
closure will be put up on the lot in front of the
river, in the upper part of the town, and every
accommodation made for the comfort of those
who attend A Fireworks exhibition is one
of the most beautiful displays that can be made,
and there should be large attendahce at this.
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MOFFKTTsS
PATENT GRAIN SEPARATOR!
EIGHT HORSE SEPARATOR!

HAVE greatly extended my arrangem' fol the
facture of my improved Machine, which has been
-ded the premium the EXHIBITION
New York 1885, the State Fairs Ohio s53 and ali 9th
places where it has been exhibited in the United States
and Europe BY many practical tests with the best machines
in it has invariably in all essential
points. Many valuable have been by
during the last and have hesitation in warrant
ing my machines superior to any in use.
THE FOUR HORSE SEPARATOR AND CRAW-
FORD'S GLOVER HULLER.
The Four Horse Separator is de particularly for the
Farmer They threh aud clean the grain perfect
~ and deliver it ia bags.
preparing large number of A. B. Crswford's
Improved Clover Hners patented 1854, which greatly
his patent of 1884, being self feeder and greatly
ahead in other respects hung and cleaning in the most
speedy and perfect They will be under the
Pervsion Ofhe Patentee who has located
yll J. II. BARNARD. Agent.
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RIVER ITEMS.

- The fine steamer Ben Franklin left
New Orleans for Louisville last Saturday, and
may be expected here about Thursday.
The VIM. Garvin arrived here from
Louisville; Sunday evening, with good many
passengers. We thank our friend of the office,
for package of papers.
- The Highfyer may be expected down
early this morning for St. Louis. She is a
good and fast boat, and will make travellers
comfortable.
- The Empire CITY arrived here yester-
day morning from Cincinnati laden with lum-
Der, Wagons, plumber, &c. for st. Louis. We
thank her clerk for Sundays Louisville Times.
Capt Barters 9ne steamer st. Clair
passed up Sunday night from St. Louis. She
had big crowd of passengers on board, and a
good trip generally. We thank M, Dunn,
second Clerk, for a large package of st. Louis
papers, and Capt. Barter himself for still
heavier package of original description. Sue
cess to the St. Clair.
The splendid David White arrived here
Sunday night from Louisville bound for New
Orleans. She had about 125 passengers and
900 tons Of freight, and took on here 500 sacks
{ oats. We hope all hands may have pleasant
: and healthy trip.
- The River was rising slowly at St.
Louis last Friday. with feet in channel to
sCairo. No changes to notice in the Illinois
and Missouri rivers.
The ST. Clair had 232 cabin and &C
deck passengers on board when she was here
Sunday night from st. Louis.
- The A. L. Shotwell arrived here very
early yesterday morning from New Orleans
and made but a short stoppage.
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INSURANCE AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF AU
THORITY.
STATE OF INDIANA.
AUpIToR oF STATE,s OFFIcE,

a
ISDIAEAPoLIS. July 18th. 1885.
WM HEREAS.F The State Mutual Fire Marine
Nv Co. ofPennsy hafled in
ment Of its condition on the LIST ofJuy 1855 the act of its in
corporation and amendments. properly certified and its
written instrument. nominating its agents and authorizing
them fully and unreseryedly acknowledge service
cess IN the event of suits,
Now Their FORE in of the requirements Of An
entitled
Companies defining their and prescribing
their dues approved March g. 1885, having
isfaetory evidence of full compliance
mens and specifications Of that l. Hiram E. Tobert
Auditor of the State Of indiana hereby certify
mah Behm of Evansville the Agent said Compsny
authorized business Of Insurance. the Agent
of the said State Mutual Fire Marine
of Pennsylvania in the State December 3Ist
the that be commissioned and appointed
the said Company
Witness Whereof. have hereto subscribed my
seal my office affixed this 18th day
July, A. D. 1856. [Seall H. E. TALBOT,
State Auditor.
sepl41m per T. q. Palmer.
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MORE CoRN.--Dr. Ross brought us yester-
day seventeen fine ears of his superior yellow
corn, grown on three hills The corn was all
of good size, and several ears very large
Several Of the stalks had two fine ears on each.
There may be other corn larger than the
Doctors but hone of grain better grown on a
smaller cob.