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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-28
\ Rare Chance for Bargains.

I'VE unasrsiensd. sssisnees of NJ, p. Leesoa olrar
Al private sale. the folio wing described prepartv
neg end well selected stock 81 Goods, consisting
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hsrdware. QaeeaswaTe,
/ Stoves. &c
ALso-A house and lot, No. Is and IT, arr ths
north half OF lots No 81 aud 80 in the Of Jazs
sonburg There 10 also on the premises lsrss and
eoamodious stable and carriage house. and esasr
o.tbuilainss and lot CT young fTui. tre
and ornamental shrabeerY. This 10 Of tts bas,
stands ia the county fer selling good, TIE heIse
large md esrmoeious and Is suitable 70.
and dwelling, with large wzre-roo and wool house
ause he'd and in Of the best neiSh5oshoo3s in thu
State Tie goods and property viii be sold togesher.
separate. 70 suit the property will 10
rented to the pesson purchasing the goods Il desired
kiso-A pork house and fixtures in ths town Of
Jsckson5urg eonveaiensly arranged an1 large enough
for siaus htsrins Eve hundred bead per day
Also-The undivided half Of four hundred acres 81
land lying in Madison sad Delaware eounsies. he
whole viii be sold sossther Il desired or wiz be sold
in lots of 50 or 100 acres, 20 SAT- purchasers.
Tho shore property will Be s0li low az % easy
signed .: J.cksonburs. W.Tne county, lad.
JAMES Lesson.
z LERGEST Lesson,
FEB II, 1s56.-4t IS 90 4ssignees.
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1IR. EDrroR: The diff raacr 10 character
ba-saea Gov. ] q. Wrlgay ar .jge j ~.
W. Is IS vel Ea1~a il Indiana. BAT I i.as -
beer deeply eha.s med All Il, ri II sever@i
TINES % o,ae. - 'es .,s,D-3 - ATS at.
sayings OF GOV. Wrigi.t attributed to me-
was the author Of the letter written 10 Col. J.
A Lane, Of Kansas. IN November last. oi'er-
ing men and money 70 protect the citizens "
Kansas in their rights 20 life and liberty. Gov.
Wright is The author OF tie late epistie written
TO the same person 70 encourage the border
Ruf.ians, and to iniinidate the settlers Of
Kansas.
At homo. Gov Wright cannot back his
views with dime in money. or more than
corporal's guard Of men. As to my ability
to do what | undertake, il is not doubted by
those that know me, and if | fail in my Kan
sas project, j. will be the first failure of my
life
Some of the .old line" papers in Indiana
speak Of my letter as being hoax They
know but little of public sentiment. and judge
others by themselves. They know they are
willing to become slaves, and suppose that all
others can be purchased at the same rate.
If a contest with arms comes of il Kansas
hundreds Of Hoosiers will be there. and money
can be furnished to any amount. and after 1t Is
over, every alder and abetter to the 'rufians'
in Indiana. will be shipped South and delivered
over to their masters.
Persons wishing to emf crate to Kansas as
actual settlers, and DESTROYS of procuring
Shapes rifles, can be supplied in i. few days
By addressing me at Logansport. or at the
Bates House. indianapolis. Ny friends viii
remember the w, and address me in plain
legb!e hand.
The decree has gone forth that Kansas has
to be free. and that the ground that produces
dough faces" in the North, shall be plowed
up and sown with salt. and remain desola:e
forever. When that day shall come. l viii
try and nte.ceie for my friend the Governor
and procure permission for him TO remain in
Indiana TO raise hazlenuts and teach Sunday
Schools, and take other like small exercises
whether in that condition he shall wear pants
or retlicoa.s, the future shall decide.
JOHN w. WRIGHT.
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NEW GOODS.
The First Spring Ssoc:. has Arrived.
The New York Store

HAVE rec.ived another CT Domestic and
"a Fashionable oois srcsh from the importers and
and ~hich witt solI cash. any
market in America We invite, particularly, the attention
Mechanics business
and the of tra1lnE a tfis
Isl We buy fer cash an - that .arse per
censage purchasers
Cd We sell for Cash, ana consequently take
smaller Vrof sulty y less any house Tho
sells credit Is ath the per slSei par
chasers MAKES large Inference IN favor Of the suEer
3d. Every house Who sells croft
obliged charge their cash the
their credit any other eonI1 ssr IL
siaess.
4th goods all sol 4 uniform price This
Dies the crenced to buy thea The lest
judges.
9Th. Having resilient buyer ii New York. se take
adYanta al .urcel sales les
goods from 80 to 100 per cent less than Gs prices
Politeness and attention TO All.
Lar &c sales small profits business nat.os
r. JACKSON.
New York Store, under Starr HALL
Richmond Feb q. 1850 I0tf
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.SRerlHrS .S'gsP.

virtue % directed. the Wsvns
, Circuit Court VIII expose puhi5c a. the Coar:
House door CeEreyiiie. Wayne Indiana,
of March le56. between the hours o'clock
part Of the south half Of - town
thirteen. the
Que North
Mart beginning elm tree The of
Wh..-vaser a. te line dividing the north south
at sad section Eve. 81 and thence
degrees 20 min, nineteen rerches 10
south AMI half degrees twenty
9rches ash. thence Dor forty
SlN, a Acrrt
degrees I'D l5 forty perch
treur TercH-s and 81 thence south
and 3erche<, ooI;
thence north fortyto degrees Is
rsrches ard lie. haekNer. north
7s-ta sixty degrees twenty degrees AMI 10
p.r Stone; theuce .Sr deg east txe.
GIT percics AMI &c 70 stone thence south
Ia--ees forty Terces the bank
naea1de-irg with TIRE bank ofthe said
forty-six degrees. three Pereaes
T=rchss elm thence twenty
perehes lynn; north
thirteen perehss and $40.
north degrees six and 10
perches Ella; hence north
tverty perches the Of Whites
crossing Of the old State Road
dividing line; thence with said line
l5 perch-s TO the place az essir aug.
ies with all The mills
and water privileges. buildings improvements zppu-
thercunto teI5n commonly known and called
all situated SAID Wayne
aud State Taken property William
sgins Samuel Higgins, TO satisfy said execution in
JOHN 9 PAGE, Sheriff NC
February 20. 1855 8 SO
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ss5-"The attempt to elect a Speaker in the
House Of Representative has cost the Govern

ExS he attempt TO elecL speaker IN the
House Of Representative has cost the Govern
ment 5 1876. OO0"-Latayette 4merican.
As the American seems to be at figures,
wilhte US what the passage of the Kansas
Nebraska bill cost: and will it also figure out
the loss and gain resulting thersfrom. outside
otthe cost OF its passage?-iSk. DO. Valley
REGISTER.
Too BaD.-The Rushville Republican says
ofthe new editors of the INDIANAPOLIS SEN
tael.
Asarcastic man like Randolph might say
here was union of the puritan and the
backlog" but we are too good natured to
resort to sarcasm! If the prayers of Larrabee
and the curses of Morris on cannot make the
Senliae 80, it should be given up as an I'm.
Manageable concern.
gs-The Louisville Journal says that the
main difference between the two great Old
Line thunderers. Jos. A. Wrightand Jesse
d Bright is that while Brigh. is sometimes
r,gtt, Wright is never bright.
fran English paper states that Mac aulay
has received check for fl6.oOO for the
copy right OF his third and fourth volumes Of
the History of England.
eky- A Supreme Court Commissioner Of
n Jersey. whose habits have placed him in
JAIL as a vsgrant: had himself taken before the
hudson county court the other day on writ
OF habeas corpus issued by himself He
made his own argument. but failed to convince
The Judge. and was remanded to Jail as a
sagrant.
ssr "The Fusionists could not be satisfied
with anything short OF Massachusetts Adolf
- -
Had Mr. Aiken. the candidate voted for by
Me old Liners, been elected. the same pro-
cess Of reasoning would warrant the conclu-
sea that the Nebrascals could not be satisfied
WIN anything short of South Carolina
Saihher. and the owner of one thousand
Slaves lFa5aIh Ga-eHs
hEFoRTR OF THE SUPREME CoURr.-A friend
wiring from Jeffersonyil!a suggests the name
oJohn W. Ray. as u candidate for nomination
iof The above Office by the Peoples Conyen-
,iaa. Mr.. Ray j. young man, whom we
Know 70 be qualified in all respects-talents.
eaaealion and character. for such position.
and II nominated we shall Go our best to
secure his election.-Jnd Journal.
Q5-Policenan-A man employed by the
sso ' to slee. in the engine house at one
dollar per night.
ssS The commonest mind is full Of thot's
so'ae worthy OF the rarest: and could it see
Tan larry. would wonder a. It's wealth.
Ss Three hundred ani iorty.thvee Reyo
.a'ioaary Pensioners have died during the past
Year.
500 Belle-A beautiful but useless insect.
s'snoat wings. whose colois fade on being re-
moved from the sunshine.
E<A chap in Leeds. England, recent
committed suicide by swallowing red hot
=. The excess OF the births over the deaths
al year was about two thousand
'Doesticks." it is stated. is now en-
49, IN writing burlesque of three thou
'~aa lines on Hiswatha.
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HALIFAX. February II.
The ROYAL mail steamship Canada Cant

The Royal mail steamship Canada. Capt.
Long, with dates from Liverpool 20 The after
noon of Feb. Cd. arrived here at 4 O'Clock
this morning. She brings no intelligence OF
the Pacific.
The London Morning -1decrtiser has the
following announcement:
1--WE regret to hear that an interview which
Lord Clarendon and Mr.. Buchanan had at the
Foreign Office. very angry words passed
between them relative to the Central AmeFi-
can question
The dispatches Of the Russian Government,
completing and confirming the teieeraphie
accounts of her unconditional acceptance OF
AuStria's propositions, were received a.
Vienna on the esd ult. and . courier immedi
gtely conveyed them to Paris and London.
\ memorandum embodyiny the propositions
had been signed al Vienna and sent to Paris
anirLondon
It is reported that the Congress Will meet at
Paris on February l7th. that very little time
will be lest in the discussion Of the subject,
and that the whole matter viii be b-ou -ilt to q
conclusion by February 25;h. The signing
of the prelimina-es prior TO the opening OF
the Conference. now only awaits the arrival
Of the Turkish plenipotentiary.
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RH James HAYS. has determined no

eg~ james Hays, has determined not TO
ne behind hand in holding out inducements to
the public TO purchase Goods, and is now sell
ling off his stock at prices CHEAPER than
can be had at any other establishment in the
city. He wishes to renew his stock for the
Spring trade, and hence the reason for his
unprecedented low prices. Just look here:
Delaines, from 25 TO 12t cents; Prints. from
S TO 10; Lustres, from 25 to 3O,-aud the
Cloths, Cassineres, Sattinetts, Tweeds, &c,
at rates that no man who really needs a coat.
pants, or vest, can hesitate 10 buy immediate
ly,-and the Shawls, only look at 'em!-'tis
useless 10 enumerate the kinds and dilate on
their cheapness. Suffice 1t to say, that noas
is the time TO capture bargains-there never
was the like in Richmond, no, never, Call
at B1ghtwell's old stand.
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A GERMAN MOVEMENT IN GALENA.-The
German citizens Of Galena had meeting a.
the Court House in that city a few days ago,
which was addressed by Mr.. SrIBoLr. the
The editor Of the Forwsrts, a liberal paper.
The publication Of which is about to be revived
and after his address, the following. among
cher resolutions. were subscribed to by l57
verscns of German birth:
Resolued That we. as true Democrats. for
The present will preserve our independence of
al political parties, and go only for principle.
Resolred, That Slavery is curse TO our
beloved Republic. a stain for free nation,
and that we therefore will stand with all free
men, shoulder to shoulder, fighting against
the propagation of Slavery over free territory,
and against the Nebraska Bill and its conse-
quences.
Resolred. That the Slavery question is the
the most urgent and important question OF
the present time.
Resofredi Tha; we will support only such
candidates for State officers as are oppos ID to
The Nebraska Bill and to Nnow Nothing
ism.
Among the signers we recognise the nam es
ofseveral of the old wheel horses Of the Dem
Ocrslic party Of Jo Daviess. They. too. are
tired of the aggressions of the Slave Power
upon Free Labor Chicago Tribune.
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M ILL be sed al bargain, IA m. situated ga miles
w of Eaton, Preblu county, Ohio. containing
hundred eighty OF land I9G which ar
cleared AL under good Fencing, wae good
foraaIe dwellIag excellent frame barr good stone
spring house. The Farm is well Wtred, vA.c
good youn hearing Orchard
Three houses and lots il the City OF Richmond near the
Railroad Depotone we'll calculated boarding hous,
containing l. roomsthe other comfortable dwell
lipEs.
kIso-Two racars lots IN Richmond near the ps,5ot
Those property, in coon location are
requested to give e a call. JAMES Ii HARRIS.
February I II
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Gaciaanti Market.

February IS. 1886.
a. slour IS down to $3.50. Wheat SI.I5@
Corn. dull at $50, and Oats q. csc.
u AIas. nrm at IS to SO per 100 fbs net
ao.asses. 1904 cents per gal
LaFd Oh, so 10 IS cents: L.nseed. l.o5(G
~ with light stock and limited demand.
anhers. sells at s24@s7 per barrel.
Aess Fork. STA per Dbl. Bacon. 81 cents;
r-oarsd Hams, ll@ll4 cents.
Sugar. 8@s} cents.
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Public S ale.

VE- ILL offered qusIie vendae Friday, the -:h
~ Of March $50 AZ tie fsrEa OF Ike undersigned
miles y E. OF Richrsnt, nesH Hills Railroad s:aou the
personal co-ult One
horse csrriss aa1 farm harness. rioss.
Ucoser Boy
spring household ard kitchen furniture.
heac young cattle breeding
log articles
commence 10 o'clock. A n. vher terms
FILMING WATSON.
Feb 81, less let:
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees!

u ME subscriber having arrangements with afshe
u reliable Nurseryr,en East for supply Of Fruit
and Ornamental Trees TO be delivered carly IN the
Spring would inform those wishing purchase for
~ Spring planting that all orders Left with HIN y the
18th of February will be promptly filed Persons Pur
chasing through him. may fec! assured that the trees aad
fruit will prove All orders left NJ The Of
Zee Of Elliott Hat.ons Lumber and Coal ari al
dressed the subscriber through the mall viii he thank
fully reserved. JOHN IL. HI ION !
Jan. 70. 1856. Pal =. Ear Il
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Lard Oil and Candles.

THE subscribers having completed their arrange
ments tor snu acturing the sbcve Goods pre-
pared to furnish fra merchants ana itAa'it7nts of
Richmond and vicinity with OIL AND CANDLES of
superior quality, prices ranging below the ncir-
nati market Persons want OF the above goods
viii find i greatly to their advantage 20 css this
establishment before purchasing elsewhere.
If~Factory in the oit Richmond Foundry Buildings.
BAYLIES s. MAJ fItST.
February I-55. 1T
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Eg- r. Jackson, has just received an ad-
ditionai assortment of Goods, at his New
York Dry Goods Store; and any one dispo-
sea to buy Himself OF herself erich the
way is opened opposite the Peoples Bank.
Cash on the nail viii never fail, those who
try his Goods TO buy! See bis advertisement
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POE & HoLLINGSW0R1H,
REAL ESTATE AGEN MS,
Xais ssrsss, BrteAfscell Building. Up Stairs.
RICHMOND. LyD.
WILL Anv, sell rent exchange upon Commits
w .iea. Real E.ss,s; also, bay. sell. or exshsnse
upon Commission, Pessen.l pregsr.y Stocks son4s.
Nssssas.. ;oa Soes..ssnssa sa.a": ssse ,ns
s slaes ct Of writing generally mace ,!
They have nov large 10. Of City property. i'm
proved farms, and WeAtrrn LAaas. fer sale or eN-
change, some Of which as follows:
very House and Lot for sale an exeeednsiy
low price in the town OF ARIA, 10 miles north II Ria
mond.
Slaughter Hsrse and fixtures for ST.
iss land well Improved and sneerea. veil
the Aria pike tive miles north Of Chester fax
Splendid .soss fsrr for sale adjoining ray
buiicnss farm well ~sersa sad sell tim
building is: on Main street, between washins:oa
House and SIX building lots in West Riohmoai;
miles ives. Of Richmond
i eenssnisnt brick store for Main stress.
House and X acre Of Lani in Oakland;
Fine Brics Dwelling. on north 9Th street;
5 nae stefe Main rect. RsehEeni.
dwelling house and lot en Main street.
do do en- Washington street.
, DO do Marion street:
: dwellings anI vacant lots CT tr.aslin street
building lots on Fii;h street,
honse and lot on + ifsh street.
do do Seventh street
do do Pearl street.
l do do in West Richmond.
do do on Boston pike, adjoining Richmond
do do in Csmden. Jay county, Ind
Mill Maehinesy end alter Power T. nlles north Of
Richmond.
Farm II miles south Of Richmond.
so acres Of land in fslnski county, Ind
24o do do in Washington county. Iowa.
24o do do in Stark soun;y. Ind.
50 do do in Jones county. Iowa
so DO do in Adams county, Iowa
loo 90 do in Delaware county, IeS.
so do do in Livingston county. Illinois
Richmond. December Is, 1858 l-u
4 VERY Neat Dwelling House for sale rent, situa
"A ted south Franklin Street
Dec 81 POE & HoLLINGSwoRTH
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~ Notwithstanding the snow and slush
under foot, Watson's Daguerrean Rooms are
resorted to; knowing that good pictures are
To be had there no matter what kind of wea-
Their. They are right-go to Watson's.
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Just Received,

MOTHER lot Of Hose English Car1brics aI,I2c.
"a 80 pieces Plaid DeLaln fine goods. Ia IL.
loco yards real Manchester Ginglsuas;
$40 Black Gro lie Rhine Siss
iie3 :. rich BrOcade 10
1900 " plain DsBeges;
$40 8 al! wool French DsIaiass, SIC.
ALSO-An invoice Of Ladies Shoes AMI CATERS which
viii be sold d Eastern Manufa c.urer's price
NEW YORK STORE,
Fec. 90. nd Starr all.
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SATESs MORGAN
=
Meat! More Meat.

HAVING purchased 5ehn " Paxsea's Interest the
Bu.cksrirg business. propose furnish
eating p7siie With good FRESH MEATS coan.y
will sfsrd We viii se foune Paxsons old stand
Main KING & MORGAN.
ESA-cn:. Feb. q. fe55.
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Public Sale.

WILL sell puolic sale Saturday tie frs. aay o.
Il March next, ny residence four miles o. R =
rnoE.1 Horse. Nix C5sz and Young Cattle. Sheer.
Hogs, Hay Oats AL Germ, and Farming impizeatz Q.
various kinds. eTes4i. e months VAL isez CT
al Eve dolla-s-
JOHN MeWHISSEY-
February "A, 1885. SIT
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A DENIAL AND EvAsIoS.-W. c. Larrab-
bee, the Old Line nominee for Superinien-
dent of Public Instruction, says the report that
he had .speculated upon our School funds 70
his own profit. S2o.noo," is an unmiiiga.ed
falsehood. We give the Prof. the benefit of
his denial in reference 10 the SEQ 900 report;
and now will he be candid enough to state
just as explicitly whether has giving the
Harper establishment the preference in his
purchase OF Township Libraries for the State,
did or did not result in any pecuniary advan-
tage whatever to himselt?-.St. 10. Valley
Register.
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Low Price Union.

THAT'S the RICH. Kind OF . Union Q support union
that will furnish all the popular Mag News
papers of the day, that i'll you. The
lowing few of Harper Putnam
Graham. Cooley and knckerbocker Magazines -
Nav York Tribune. % Life illustrated, 50
Nv FORK Dutchman. 25 Ballou's Pictorial o. in. Ga
IS, Call send catalogue will. full
ticUiars 1914 Main stree, Richmond, Ind. Now
the Abe RI b. PAYNE.
February 90
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a CARD

HAVING been appointed County sr-veyor In place Of
Mr. r. kibhy, resigned. viii be resdy all times
business in line And also all branches
Of engineering Residence Rail
raa3 eri6 &C. Rsch.eua, la5i1ss 3 e. sHTTE-
Fes p. ION
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EvThe game will. We fear, be annihila,ed

Ep The game will. we fear, be annihia,ed
if this weather holds much longer. The Oh
ney Republican says tia. Mr. James S. Gard
ner, of that place. has received within the last
three weeks, IS pair Of venisou hams, les
dozen quails. 500 rabbits. 50 tuFkeies and IS
prairie chickens. in circle of few miles of
Olney.
rv The Charleston lHsreury takes the
election of Banks uncommon hard-calls him
all imaginable hard names abuses the SouthS
ern members for MOI preventing it. and winds
up By asking: where is there room in Wash
ington for a patriot
~The personal property of Rogers. the
English poet. recently deceased. was about
f75.ooo. The pictures and books are worth
40. 600.
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Pocket Book Los.

nN tie - h &C January last the Depot, For
aIoansIe Psciszt bsnk containing IS 50 in money
city cric- calling fox S- Any person finding the
same returning this Office Tic 1aiersl,u
ed, shail be literally rewarded
CHARLES THOMPSON.
Richmond, seo. !. 1858. 8-3s
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4 Rare Chance,

q LARGE shop 50 fee. long. Sc feet WIDE
"a feet high, DickiEson's Pump Factory.
January "a, lc5J- 6N
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Pine Lumber.

VfYE are receiving 50 oc feet Of seasoned clear
~ thickaess-a1 iot-vhich
sold o. reasonable CAIN s. AALSRY.
uo- -. ISss. Near the Depot.
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DissOlutlOn.
THE partnership heretofore existing under tie fr ss
Dennis King in the Auction and Corazaisis1 bus
ness this day dissolved b. mutual consent The buzz
VII, &c con-inrcd by W 7. Dennis. al the old
stand NJ {. Main street WM- T. DENNIS,
J0EyW EING.
February "a. !s5S a s-ss
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I hereby given In the Stockholders Of the Richmond
Rril;- aud Turnpike Company that an election will
be held the Han. gton House the Monday
March between the hours of IL and oeIock, for Eve
Directors TO serve the ensuing year.
d. B. CRAWFORD, President
February !, 1886. S-tf
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~ANEzD

TWO good Dry Goods Clerks None Apply except
young OF character integrity and T. SUI
liberal salary vii! be paid Address PES. once Rich,
-ao-E
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

y5,IIE undersigned offers sell the farm known the
Wcodkirx Farm, adjoining the Farms ~ Du siBg 70
Friends. and occupied BY t!sIn Boar6- >e'o = ef
a III. 1861 al
cleared, the haance well ulac-ed, veil
tered, of the tuslty. The whole viii he
together, divided lots % sut purchasers For
and particulars cal! Da va miles
southeast OF Richmond, or OF J. HAM. 4 cAmoni-
4thmo.. n. 1855. lo4~
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GRAHAA's MAGAZINE. Is alresdy on our table, 70
March. with its fine steel engr.vings and interesting
iss: it is veil worth the subscription price, S. Rec
olec this work a1i the Palladium be had fer q
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Lssnebes' and Coat.

TN .1tiea to former stock have jus. reeeirei
Iargs iot Of IL. Ii and inch yellow poplar Plank.
also poplar, ash end oak Flooring ali warranted psr
fectlJ seasoAsd: Walnut Boards and Piank, Fencing
Boar1s. Posts, Palings, Laths, Sesn.ilss &c. Fra
mig Timber. furnished .. short notiss-
SHINGLES.
We have hand Bznjsnias and cer.rsTills
make, sad hsvs made gescrss Tor su7fIy 81 X
SrJ. Ksnworthys best Shingles for the coming sui9-
COAL.
YoushisTheny. Of the best azslisy, always hsad;
Western Coal a reduced prizes
Yard OF Fort Wayne Avenue, rear Railroad D.Pos
CAIN AALSgT.
"a meath Il, 1856. e-1a