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CapitaI Sl5.OOO!

1857 Prizes amounting to &l02 900
Tickets SO 90: Halves SIS 90; Quarters $3.50.
The 800 prizes Of ASH determined by the number
which draws the 900 pze-if that number should be
odd number then every odd number Ia the scheme
will be entitled IS 50; II number every
number cket siI b. entitled IS 50, in addition TO any
other Pris- which may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and
numbers tickets will certain Of drawing nearly half
the Of the same with chances Of obtaining other pEes
All those tic2tts ending with o, =, g. g. s. eyen-A
those ending With /, 3, 5, !, O. are odd
Persons sending money by mail need fear its being
lost. Orders punetusly attende Communications
hdental. Bank Notes Of sound banks taken par.
Those wishing particular numbers should order imme-
diately
Address JAMES ?. WINTER, Manager,
MAcOH. rs.
Orders for tickets addressed JANIS wErkR Box 9s8
Nashville, Tenn. will be promptly attended ly2lWA;W
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UNITED FIREMAS's Insurance CTFIcE,

NOTICE hereby given thai call Of fy per cent upon
~ the unpaid in this Office will b. required and
hereby made, be paid in liquidation Of the affairs Of the
office BY order of the Board Of Directors
jy22-1W c L. StNDERS, Secretary.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION. OF THE
New York Life Insurance Company,

On the ls day Of January, 1856 made in conformity
to the requirements Of the law Of Tennessee
The New YorA Lie Insurance. Company, loo Broadway,
New York.
No C,ptsl stock.
No Real Estate.
ASSETS, VIZ
Cash hand t42 $50 II
Bonds and Mortgages first leih bearing interest
7p-rcen, ........... -............ &s8,723 2s
220 shares De aware and Hudson Canal comply
ock par ................ ..22O00 cost 22,62l so
80 bonds Abany c. War. g, par 80 600 525D1
~ Enc Rail'd income A. zoe S48s7 s.
% Walton 4 Il. Raid 1900 2!,s o 10
10 Hudson r.. Raid Il" 1880 l4l 5 o.
Y Central Raid 6UOO 55IS u
Loans on stock 859 u
Premium Lie Policies bearing interest SV2zSs Il
Interest accrued January 1st 1885 81 o72 60
Quarterly and semi-sn ma premiums due subse
quent January Is 1856 1l452 II
Premiums Policies in hands Of agents JTlsL 70
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The name q JOrpOTsUon Is EINA Ih3UHAACH OOhFAl
located at Hartford, Conn.
The Capital Five Hundred ThouEand Dollars, and pa
up.
Cash in hand. and in Phoenix bank. s4s sos
Cash in the hands OF Agents. 1Sg s3S
Cash special dep sit, drawing interest in
henix bank, hartford bank, state bank
and Farmers and Mechanics bank. $50. 10000
Interest accrued On special deposits. 4t9l
Real estate unencumbered. ................ So $50
% Mortgage bonds, and per cent. semi
Annually - wv
Income bonds, PR cent semi annually 4 500
10 Jersey City water bonds, . p c. 1h2O
MlsRnkee City bonds 10 " . $50
10 Hartfyrd CITY bonds, " 10 $40
Money due the company secured by mortg. 694l
Bills Receivable, PAYABLE bank. -. 50 US
road stock ......................... $1,000
1O5 shrs Hartford and Providence rsiiro d
stock, pref and guar. at 10 per CENT. 1880
1n7 hrs soston aud Wore railroad stock Su9
70 Connecticut River railroad stock. IL 5ob
50 Connecticut River conn nv stock ESQ
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HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
More Prizes than Blanks!
1897 PRIZES! 100000 DOLLAnS!
ONLY $4,000 NUMBERS!
Jasper County Academy Lottery.
BY AUTHORITY or THE srATEOF GEORGIA
Authority OF TIE srATEoFaEoRGII
CLASS p,
To be Drawn August 18th, 1855.

Concert Hall, Macon, Ca. under the sworn super.
n iDtendence OF Col. Geo, VI. Logan and , "a ).
A. NiSbct. Esq.
Patrons will please examine this Scheme carefuy-com-
with other and IL is the best offered
and the chances to obtain Capitals far better don't
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET,

FOR Tue sTATE,
NELL &. BROWN, of Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox.
FOR THE DISTRICTS.
lst Dist-E G. TAYLOR. Of Carter.
81. MOSES WHITE, of Knox.
Sd. REESE B. BR lBSON, of Hamilton
4th. " W. p. HlCKERSON, OF Coffre
Oh. ROBERT HAFTON. of Wilson.
9Th = ". II WISENER, of Bedford.
7th. " c. G. GROVE, of Giles
9Th. " J. VI. QUARLES, OF Montgomery.
9Th. {" ISAAC r. HAWK Ms, of Carroll
10th. " JOSEPH z. N0SBY, Of Fayette
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Largest amount Insured on Nny me hfe $4,000
MORzIS FRANkLIN, President.
srATE Mas YoRK, CrI 'OuSTT OF NV HoRK
Morris Franklin Of said city, presi enI OF the New YORK
Life Insurance Company being duly an med doth declare
aud say that according the best Of his kno~edge nior
alton and be- e the fOg statement Is correct AMI ue
that al the nyes ment rrein referred To- were made IN
good ath and for any temporary eXpedency mat the
Asset. q company AZ the date OF said staeent
tlO59Os g. AID invested therein stated and set orth
Alarmed Iais TN day Of July, 1855, 6,f5re me,
L. A sTANsBCkf, Com. u Deeds
Thss TO certify that the New York Life Insurance Con
many has led xlth AZ the requirement u an At sse
oy tn Of Tennessee entid ian tci regulate
agenc, lnurzncc Companies MT nco' porsted %
the state Of tennessee JOSkPH NAsa th- lsgaV
authorized agent said company, IN me city NASHVILLE,
Davidson county, tennessee.
j. C. LuTrRELI, Comptroller.
b2 By rHOs- '. No BIT
The undersigned con Iinnes 70 make insarsnees Tor the
above msasionsd Compsny this eiGy JOSEPH NASH.
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Rev. Albert Barnes New Book,
w. 7. BERRY d co. have just received
The WAY of Salvation.
" n DHHH q JV.' haFr also Just received
The Summer Of the Pestilence,

History Of the Ravages Of the yellow Fever in Norfolk
Va, A. D., 1855 By George d. Armstrong D. D. Pastor
Of the Presbyterian Church in Norfolk. vol
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-28
Sugar Trees.

Last Sugar making time some one became
phiosophically inquisitive about how sugar
water could get out of the trees, calling for
IN explanation why water should run from
ono tree more than another, or why run at
all .
As sugar making will soon set him to think
ing about the same problem, ! may offer
thought or two for his consideration.
The hbcrs of n tree run from the extremity
Of the limbs to the end of the roots. These
iibcrs run in parallel layers forming growths,
and are more or less compact, according to
the orgaAtc nature Of the tree. Every tree
has a law Of its own. 1t was made SO when
!. was ordained to bring forth fruit after Its
sind, whose seed was i'll itself. z
This fibrous organization affords passage
for fluids up and down, and also around the
tree This circulation has usually been at
tributcd TO capillary attraction, but Botanlsts
have abandoned the idea of considering this
a sufficient cause alone, and have added to
the list, circulating energies, rttal pomer,
that is regeta5le life. The same thing that
enables the plant to grow and regulates all
its diversified changes.
We nowk some things of general nature
about the physiology OF plants but the Cause
# the original differences lie in dim obscurlty.
We trace the effects Of law and see that all
IS made good, but that secret things belongs
10 their Author. IL.
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To the Public.

This is TO certthfy at in June last was attacked
with the As.atict hulera, and was soon, physi
clan said, in collapsed state. | had remained IN
thi. hours w ben my physician irborm-
ed my family and friends that eonid not POSSIBLY
having m any medicine nourishmen. whatever
as il would only hasten my death ~ this time Nv
Eorsha came TO me, and brought iti him bottle
contsi.ing four Of his Alternative Balm, and
asked permission OF my wife to use II on tne, be
thong t 1t would immediately give IL I'M
ned!ately applied, an1 pers alton pr
or hich time my ext,enli'ies were cold. clsnrry
sweat my face snd head After the Of tvs
other Bottles 0. the same edicinc l entirely
raiievea al ii AMI IN few Gays resos
ed 10 health would cheeriully and heaT,ily
-eror,toenA this Balm all who q afflicted ia
sIi.ilsr way have also used il in other diseases
and have found it a most excellent remedy do no
think it c be to highly recommended
JOEL KIRBY.
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Ground and Unground-Coekeda and Uncook
ed Food.

Ground and Unground-Coeked and Uncook.
ed Food.
In a communication from the Society OF
Shakers, at Lebanon. New York. in the Patent
Office Report, We find the following upon the
relative value Of ground and unground, cook
ed and uncooked corn for feeding and fatten-
ing cattle, &c:
1.-The experience of more than so years
leads us to estimate ground corn ~ ous-third
higher than unground as food for cattle. and
especially for fatsening pork; hence it has been
the practice of our society for more than q
quarter Of = century to grind all our proven
der.
1.-The same experience induces US to put .
higher value upon cooked than upon raw meal;
and for fa:tening animals. swine particularly.
We consider three Of cooked equal TO four
bushels Of raw meal.
Until within the last three or four years
our society listened annually for 80 years from
10000 to 10000 pounds Of pork. exclusive
II lard and offal fat: and il IS the constant
practice to cook the meal. for which purpose
. or potash kettles are used"
The Shakers are . close-obssrving ealcula-
ting people. and g in for the practical rsali
ties Of life. aad therefore, in the economy Of
food. must be presumed to Be good Judges
american Agrieal.Nrisf.
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/ have iust received q ON HeW l OF
- and Cincinnati al extensi re and .uperlo'
.,s.k Of Ladies' Misses snd children
Shoes eonsissins, Of French hid. Enamel
ed bronze and tan coIored Buskins and Slippers Jen
nv Lind Caters for ladies' Misses and children Zine
Boots and Shoes for men and aos. such cali goat
enameied patent leather and hCongress Shoe. and
Slippers
Garieaabo, late.. style and most beautiful hnisa
an raanufactaTiny all OF the most fashionable kinds
81 Roots and she's - order ef the best materials and
wo-knansh3p kav. in my employ he best Of wc-kiaen
feel confident fro- the experience have lad in bu-
sinees thatny Sa-k viii compare IaFoEaoly Win any
in tae wa-: Thaakfni for past patronage respect
fully solicit continurEes e = tOB BORIoN.
Richmond. Sept. 20, 1854. 44-G
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From the indiana FaRmR.
Green Weed.

GREEN WooD, lst mo-, 1856.
On receipt of the last " Farmer" and seeing
IN editorial under the title of Green Wood,
nv curiosity was excited to see what the
Printers had to say of my coy new home
You can fancy my surprise when it turned
gu. TO be all about greea fire mood.
/ am sorry, however, not to be able to IN
Iorse all the views of the writer. If the
Editor speaks of stove wood, his remarks
arc to the point But in Indiana, fire places
are not vet abandoned. No man should
.aake fire in fireplace without a green
hack log, if it can be conveniently had 1t
will burn slowly, throw out an intense heat
7hon once fired, and protect the backwali
and Jams, and by keeping the fire In 'front.'
economist wood All drafts IN fire place
should be kept from the back wall A green
back log, and smaller green stick on top
Nth dTy wood in front, completes the fire.
This was about DR.. Franklin's plan, but some
What improved.
There is not one man in fifty that knows
how to make fire. Any body can put on
enough wood somehou, to make good warm
ire, but to lay the wood so that the draft
hall be kept from the back wall, so that the
re shall throw out its heat and, more than
qii that the current of air rushing TO the fire
nav be properly guided up the chimney with
.nt s,uoting, is a rare philosophic art The
want of this art makes many poor hand to
move the wood while burning, causing smoke
that can bringa whole family TO tears, when
philosophic eye would discover the position
70 give the oper draft and avoid the mis-
takes Of bad fire '.pokers.'
Making fire correctly in a stove is rare
~. The object should be to get the wood as
close to the stove door possible, and place
he kindliug Immediately at the draft When
tho wood Is pushed back too far the air i'm
perfectly heated rises over the wood and
cases out without iInparting its oxygen to
The fire. The would should be so placed that
the air can not go through the stove without
passing through the fire.
Green wood is about 80 per cent water,
hence the man that hauls it has just that
much more load than he ought to take to
market, and the man that burns it must waste
great amount of his heat in making the
water in it boil besides the vexation of slow
fires Is this to much to say about Green
Wood and firemaking? IL.
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AMBROTYPING!
Something He,e and SIN -Nore Beautiful
Atthe Cottage DAGUERREAN Gallery.

TIRE undersigned proprietor Of he Cottage to
o. BckmoDd sad vicinity FOR Icir coniin-
earnestly invites their scla al
r. has received fail and complete
.-uctioas ceei rated Paotogrsl hers IL tie
Union aeviy discovered Art Sf taking 1ctores ca
AnbretyPinx shieA from IS superior merits
al ohe- modes ot cure rakng and
cordially invites the public to call a. the
and examine specimens and sample Of this
most beautiful and wonderful arr
Anbratype possesses advantages over the pa
rasereotype They he taken il much less time ara
the Ds uerreosypes onseasiJ II IS
every knows who have taken their %
pictures. that IL il can be done qacHeF
this old that they sure OF success IN
81 their children there Ter psaGfy
durability richness the AuLrotyPs canno
b eauaisl by any other style of miniatures
To prefer the Ds gnerreoype we would say re
a.. prepared with superior SKY ight to execute ITEM N
Gail and examine ear work
SoEe should improve the opportunity Of Sc
OF themselves ana
us Il of and pleasing keepsaAes
r7 Remember these wonders performed a.
the the place to get correct ana ven II
sh-d iikenesses Terms moderate
given reasonable terms N hs ABOVE
7 art
Cottage the of Main and Fha streets: zen
/ nond. W. :.
| January "a. 1855. Ok
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BUILDING LOTS
In the cify Of Kichsla Osslt.

ING LOTS on Main street. between Washington
and Front streets suitable for almost any kind OF
Business Stands being in the square adjoining tie bes,
block of buildings in the city which he would dispose
of to persons intending TO build this season. at ex
remsly low prices enabling the purchaser to buy the
ground and build good brick houses for less money
than the number Of feet of bare ground IN ad
joining square would be worth. This must eventu-
aly be good square fer all kinds of and is
the LAST chance to buy lots favorsbiy located
Main street, at the prices they will be sold at.
have also eight lots yet to dispose Of on Green and
Washington streets north of Main street.
Also, few handsome lots situated Cliff street,
in Jesse Idens addition, all of which will be sold
very favorable terms Apply To
JAMES X DUGDALE,
Washington street. north OF Main, Kieaaond.
January 81 1856 If
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bet Nav Yen ON!

Gas or MO Gas!
WHAT A NAN DOES Is THE THING!
WE want to buy Spring stock for CASH. and
w as our stock 10 TOO LANCE Tor the season, We
have reduced prices many kinds o goods IL which
be had barzsins the Bargains so frat
Don't delay month 60 for especial bargains
We determ med 20 reduce stock as o~ As pos
sibe, may in the Spring with nearly an
entire stock Come with your cash and eoun-
try produee-ve will sell CHEAPER than any body
else. We what say. Among our SUPP lies
Is pieces good Tweeds, 25 TO 81,
10 do sstinets, various prices
do Cloths. - TO 400.
do Wool Cassineres
50 do Bieached Muslins. 6 to lie. extra bsrg' rs
20 do fine unbleaehed,
100 d Prints, 8 to Sc
Is do Tickings, IL to zoe:
40 do Ginghans. 10 70 zoe;
90 do Muslin De LANES. II 10 10,
Is do Csshmere-. Is 70 25c:
A fine assortment Dress and Cloak Trim nings:
Wool fiannes % to 3Tes
Canton do, extra goods, i2e;
Wool, Square and Long Sh.wls, 81 to ] %,
few Brochs do, IS TO 20.
An extensive stock of CaIpeting.
Our assortment black and fancy Silks is large from
80 cents to 81 per yard Some Merinos and Lussres
q. very low figures. SCOTT ( CRAWt ORD,
Sign Of the Pet Lamb Main street.
Richmond January a. 1858 IF
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RHODES
FEW Err AND AGU E c q r e.
m - -yrynnTEr rn D1J3pyaf

eNOR the Prevention anil Cure Of Fever and Aeus
Chills and fever, Dumb Asue and other ihiermit-
end kemiftent evers. also Of Bilious feyers.
eompanied by Typhoid symptoms, Typhoid Fever, 81
low Fever. Ship and Jail Fever, General Debility Night
Swca's ant ell other forms of disease which havea
common origin in Malaria or Nis.mA
This subtle phcrc poison which at certain sea-
unasodably inhaled breath IS the sans
in character wherever 1t existsnorth, south, east or
west will every where yield this newly discovered
ANTIDOTE, which neutraises the poison, completely
purifes the system and thus entirely removes all tie
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
results from its
sick!y or sssampy localities from any ague bilious dis
whatever, any injury from constantly inhaiins
Malaria or Niasna.
II will instantly chec. the aguc persons who have
suffered for any length Of time, from TWEEN
YEARS that they need never have AsoTHrh cHiiL
by continuing its according TO directions
II will Immediately relieve all the distressing results Of
lous agne Diseases such general debility, night
swen The patient at once begins to recover Ape
and strength and continues until permanent and
radical is effected And proof that it is aios
WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE,
because Of the
Singular and Entire HarmIessness.
The following certificate from one Of the most ee'e-
hrated chemists in the United States attached TO every
bot.le
IL have made . chemical examination Of RHODE,
Fever and Aeue Cure" '.antidote 70 Islsrs. ard
have tested it for Arsenic, Mercury. Qoiniae and
strychnfne but have not found particle of either IA
it. have found any substance in is eomPo'ii'ea
that would prove injurious 70 the constitation
JAsSR Chiffon, NJ. D. Chemist
This allows 0. its
FREE USE AS Il PRETESTIDE
by which all person. may hHs be Of entire freedom
from the above named diseases, matter how sey TIC
season or swampy the locality.
PROOFS OF EFFICACY are frequently published,
d confidence Of the public is asked only in proper
ton merits bereser introduced snd used
Yhese only r relied apon 70 prove is worth.
One OF two bottles will answer for ordinary essef
some NAV require more. Directions printed in 1sh
nan Frenc and spanish accompany each bottle Liz
erzi discount. made 20 the trade.
PREPARED and sold By the proprietor,
JAMES A RHODES,
Providence r. l.
For sale BY Druggists generally.
November Z. 1855. An
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.Sf shafi resao~e rny - iast-=Esrt. 10
saith s5xaa's Pizno Hal the fsf Ct A@scA-
distant d i pr sea. ssIsre5 al aba p4rhass
rr~v-scus . It's. tfas-
a..artsasnt rs~ On ani /. v-rv isre sni eosuy-i-
ses some Of the a@ssraie sal vaasbe Iaaa srss
si Gelsdsons sTe-i fer sac In fbss a<rSst Sss
nzrass - (ssfexer:u- ani Gesrzs 4 Prsnss Co ars
.ssient guarantees Tie azsiiy IF iussrEasnts Of
fee5 70 ,aklse IN. IN 2iiificn 20 fhs -@ss $50
~ za-ran.ee viii De gwen IN al E1sss farsna-sfs
therefore mar be assured Of cniy settlag goa
! W. CoLBERS,
( r,h IL - West Yos-sh s'-~ss
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I'M r. LEFEyIKl In N LSDEENooI
IEFEVER q UNDERVyOOD,
CITY STOVE STORE!

III F. are receiving in addition TO our already
w large assortment fresh invoice OF Stoves, &c %
calculated for the Spring trade Our sssorncut iii
then be the plcte in town, and ronf-
dent saving will be TO the decided dN&Eis
Of every ishing purchase any thing line
to give call least before purchasing elsewhere
Our stock consists of COOK SIOs rs 81 various
kinds wood and coal PAror, Church and Shop Stoves
We have also q large stock of Fin Copper and Sheet
Ircn Ware. made by experienced workmen- under our
personal supervision, that every article be
relied on We need not say any thing about ROOF
ING, GUTTERING and SCOUTING, as the general
satisfaction have heretofore given is cur best
common dation.
= All orders for the above and other worS, will
be promptly attended and warranted to give ATS
faction in price aud workmanship Give Us call.
LEFEVER UNDERN 900.
II Agents for Emerson's Patent Vsn,iisto' tor Tub
lie Buildings. Churches, Sehcoi-Houses. S-c
January 81. 1856. TT
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EvThe Madison Coxr;e, says: THE Ev-
ansville Journal understands our old line CO.
temproaries are going to assume the position
that the resolution passed by their late State
Convention against Banks. was only intended
to be against Banks. the Republican candidate
for Speaksri
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Fresh Arrival,

yJkVING Just received sroua Phta3e}Y Ptssa-r
- - Drugs. ShcA. AiI.tlcn ola
stock. makes complete, 1 ready q .Ait upon
cal before hIys- etsssr-
sell rriots suis the times Having selected VITA
s-vh have safely "a
Vutc Painters and Builders woasa do sell 10
Paints and prices, before
ing themselves elsewhere. Pelaters supplied With
Castor oils. INKS. general assortment OF
Fancy Tooth HAN AMI Paint brushes Paints. Fer
fecry. soaps we'll Superior ticte Of fesacco aad
imported >eSar> Do FORGET taeNs watch : a Malls
stree here sst Pr0mi stsGLios
correctly S-rei PLY prescription o.
carefully compounded AZ all hoarsiay dnsgat
CCLLoTGH.
Wholesale snd Retail prGsslst
Jaiy %, 1855 Ne. Il Nam street. RschGicnd
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-28

WE have large quantity Of Sweet Potatoes suits
w bic for Sp-oGtinS which viii BE ready for delivery
about the lss April Persons wishing purchase
had better their orders We expect havs
Plants sufficient supply all demands from the Ist OF
May until the last Of June
An orders win receive pro@pe attention addressed to
A a. & J. ". vESTAL,
Feb IL. Cambridge City, Ind
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Real Estate for Sale.

THE undersigned the agent of the heirs Of John
Reid, late Ct " syne county Indiana, deceased o.
fer. for sale for one third cash and the residue
reasonable ments, seventy acres of land y
about two miles north vest of Richmond. in said
county The land is under good cultivation Also,
lot No 151 in that part OF Richmond LAID Oft by John
Smith This 10; lies the corner Of Main ana Sixth
streets, and has 1t small one story brick dwelling
house CHRIS kiE. b HUFF
November I5 1855 43-f