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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-23
Mount Olivet Cemetery.

NE Dirsc oTs Of this Comp ny announce To L
Public, that this Cemetery been laid "a win sait
able avenues and walks and portions graunds sah-
divided into Family Lots, which offered f.r sale
The nass Of the grounds be At the oee Of lpa
ley Crocke where the public invited 70 can and er
anime the same ."
The Company feel confident they could not have naa.
more suitS le location for Cemetery in vicinity
NashVs, and pledge themselves In the pabc 10 snare
money or pains 10 MAKE Il equal TO any In hs
un n and en- ore As NASHVILLE nay feel some D. ide In
TIE CemetTy il now In the charge n con pets NJ Sper
neDden, living on the und under whose direction in
tsrments viii Be made in the best At he usua
charges
The Directors of the Company DESTROYS that the
grounds should be visited by Cltzens Of bV ..d
Or that purpose omhbus viii the oce Of lindsey
nd Crocsstt at o'clock Tsesdsy aernor the inst
And on every Friday ae thereafter Al the sane hour
The seats will be free.
Ladies and FAMILIES desrous OF visiting ihx grounds VII
ing their cards, TO the President of he &C mpan nv
A. 3. LINDsLkY Prssident.
G. W. NANCE see'y. BUs ks-tf b
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LAW PARTNERsHP.

SHLIaH hRowH.
NE aud~TsigneG have formed partnership IN the rae
tce oflsS IN TIE ely ~ Nashville VII sive omPt az
.sniion 70 any and az basnsss inlTasted to hcr
JOHN =. RRiES,
lysSS-u vILL. L BROWN
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CARD.
Thos. S. Wayne & Son,

SAVANNAH GEORGIA.
WILL give strict and prompt senton 70 receivss and
w forSardIng h~Fchandise of eyery aescrpuon cling
and chipping Cotton, Tobacco Wheat Corn. fouT BaooR
wool, Ae. AaElt-sn
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-23

PLiN or tn I LOTTERY
.TA. ear. hnO Tc nh r-d fro. I ~ 90. The e
AZ 81 a. z.> nd oG2 or Ninat ns-mLStag O. al
Ion zrs
T-iAitg t,ves ia pub &c, Ser the supe'i ilten
'ence o. twa nm 10 e~s.
rhr ~ rb f-,.a 5000, niug Wirh th's
a1rn tn T;s pr, Spa At is of papr',
a. enc rcI-i V h -mal tn rub p in wheel
he a. IS Priz-s l4ry intel IN eucirrled ar
pace 'th-r wheel
Tr- wn ..s are ilen re soIy a. and a number IL rawn
r. tn wheel Of at It h@ same time Prise u
drsW frJr the 9th vher. T nunb-r ID pr Ze drawn
GU are ned nd tib me ,uenr and registrre
by Co ri siaurr the 4 bling placed x unst the
namh-r Ths op ration Is repeated ultd all The
prizes are drawn out.
approximation Priz '>--The 'wo preceding
and n. ic.ee ting pnmhr e tho drawing the hr
prizes en',ti-d the 60 'oKuAti Prizes
a scorJihg the S'h-ue
~ OR sERI Va TGNKET6
he " 4dir Tor the tickets ordered,
on rec ~ ~ ch hey sn he f1rw first mail
Tel tt d-a~n p~ will he seat pur
chasers imme hatry the d ing,
Pnr bA>ers wh uiets- writ. th-ir signatIres pl ain
and gve tht post osicr count, and state.
- se re,nh-r that every or,Ee aud payable in
fan %i'h ,ut ded .cton.
AuP izes ottI 900 and m Ter paid Immediately afer
the dr4wing-other pr the ia time Of thirty days.
Al o,nnuneaii,us strictly confidential The drawn
nher. vib fJrW4r ed to pur eliat ly after
the having
Or for Tickets should he sent in earlv.
Prize cxsei renewed "thr Tickets at either
ofHse. Orders or Tickets he addressed to
S. SWAN q 60, Atlanta Ga.
SWAN ,n'gon-ry, Ala.
sai9 or J. G. HUGGiNS, Bo 3, Nashville p. o.
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'itiR Whole Tickets si6; Have; s5; Quarters, SO

PsA> oF "a. I"C say
The ~ ~ OcO re ct, nh---A y m TO lo0'. There
IS, s. P1zes uing 20 f2ot %.
m drawing take psrr "a p'h 4nder the suNerntend
o. - IRA Commi-. ipn~ss
rhe M uhe-s frem 81 nOo rspnnai1g with those
Mum M ncs-t. priu- "n p slips - pap =,
are e1circlea wih n TN tEb s. and placed N one wheel
h hr>i IL PriE siri'ads printed and
pl Cd IN th-r sheet. The wheel heu sri, I'd
nber l. drawn from the wheel ~ Numbers, and th~
tise I've Is dra IN frnn The ot er whe The
he, ani p enet and eN lbted 10 h.
adj sni registered t'- 'oumissiouers ihe Prize
ng laced =gsnS, the n timber drA~n. rhts operation
ret,rstrd a. a III tie W - a'e drASnont
Approx Priz ..
The t~oP-ec ding the 'wo spe'r, ding Number, n
hoe drSNng the hrsf III P,Ee. will entflsi s.
Appux nstion Pris =, according n ih~ hrme.
shch DR. the ti0 o00 pr EfJA nb,r shou be N
od rnnb-r then very 80 1h-r ticket 10 scheme
wilb sutiticd 20 IS T. uumher, every even
nuuber cse ~n be eaied to $50 adiioa to auy other
al th,ss tckris endinE ~ith O. 2 g s. are even--an
those eudiug With !, Z , are odd
C asmemher tha, every Prise Is dra ., and payable in
~ al rises OF g. Oae an under pa a nued st-y sner
~ drAWing-oher prE.s - the usual ume OF hrty days
In full without deduction.
an e,mmunieatfo.,s strictly oonat-uuM The drawn
numbers yin be iOrwafded to purchasers Immediately asr
tie d-Asiug.
PIs neseis eAshsd renewed other Tickets either
once
GRENT INDUCEMENTS ro CLUBS.
As han of the Tickets ruasanleed srsw tS
W s- c,ra Ateso OF Pack q 10 Tickets lodd and
4 that the 70 Tek-t (Which thnss decided BY the
pumher drawing the CApiilb raw the guar
antevd accrues 70 the purchaser.
oerthe@ts Of PsekAge Of Whole r5seta ESQ
iHHm ...-....... ~
IL Quarter ............. IS
Addres orders for Tickets Ce uaoates Packages
Ors Swan, Monig gomery, Ala.
angSs orJ @. HUG6iHs, Box Nashville P. o.
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STATEMENT OF THE
Hartford Fire Insurance Company

To the Auditor Of the State of Tennessee Made copanoa
with the requirements passed h the Isaiue a.
said STATE, and approved March 1t, 1856
The s0tal Stock Of the Company Three Hundred
Thousand Dollars, and is all psd up and in the fol-
lowing nan Ell Assss submitted to s stockho, h,u-
! the condition oft adairs I
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,

Prom :. n. PETTgNGuL a CO.'S ADVERTISING AGENCY
lie Nassau Street, NEW YORK,
And No. 10 state street, BOSTON,.
Pa Co., Agents for the most influential ana srges;
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United states Sno
the Cznadas.
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VIII he Distributed according TO the FLOWING
UNRIV Sf'IEEuE!I
Es 'n'nn''n ''ng %. SEW 900
20 nck-fs. SO; Ha.vssi Quarters 81 so.

- t.. Na rrm. ti-p Z a 10 TER. rh 4nre fol
f,s.s 10 a, pr-.edt n 10 - Tow cheme
IN. e--a t. nh &C ". hti o. the nent @
h ~ Lott - thel g -rnbu fp sod, th rompt
" irp the nave nsti, the Dest II
e IN the. all siWays b= ucei in the honor
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Cheap Cash Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE.
| goo pkgs cov'd Buckets; I125 doz B md Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail B)xts; 20l Hames
200 nests Tubs pain ed; 4O0 Znc Wash Boards;
KS doE Vanished and Three l5.0O1 Piow lnfles;
Hoop Buckets; 10 nests White Pine Tubs;
81 900 astd Broom Handles IS coo Cane Fishing Poles;
rs dog white Cedar Buckets 800 sss'Ied Liquor Kegs;
300 dos Tar ns 10 dox Cedar Cans;
800 pkRs Half Bush MeasureE rs Nest Boxes Yarnishd
Is doz Pine hurns, assorted $40 Painted Tubs
100 nests white dar Tubs; a5 don Wen Buckets as.ed
BAS" ET WARE.
goo Willow Wagons common II nests German Market do
$50 Z" g EXTRA 80 +" Clothes do;
so Carts, common; 100 dos Feed Ba kets, in store
SO " ex. lalI tops snd to arrive;
Is Empire Cabs: 200 dozen assorted Market
leo Willow Cradles; Baskets
200 extra 25 doE ChIdren's Rattan and
15O dosen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets; 5 doc as,'ted on e Chairs,
Rattan ard Willow very nice and cool for Sumner.
Also Clo Hampers; imported fancy Basket Work Fruit
and Flower Stands. Also-Willow Work made TO ordeI.
FANCY GOODS.
500 assed Shoe Brushes; So Jute Hsrk and skeleton
Is Rocking Horses; rs dos Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWINES, &c.
1oOcOi X and \ inch Manila Rope 6sofeet
10 col. x = = IDs S'neS do do do G GO dG
IS re-ls Bed Cord aud PlJw Line ManIla
$50 doz Cotton rlow Lines and BED Cord:
100 doz Hemp BED Cords; ,10a bales Carpet Chain;
LOO lbs broom T~ine Hemp; 500 los Wool irvine,
500 lbs flaN 500 . Seine Fwine;
Is " WicknF; Is coils Tarred Rope;
$50 " Wrapping TWine; $50 d" Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1,5Oe bundles (Frund) 1angermans Wrapping Paper;
500 Mcrep0r's do do;
1900 reRms Lockiand do do;
$50 reams Tea Paper; Is resms Shoe Paper;
us Ham &" 20 I" Batting DO;
1900 lbs Roofing do dry; is 900 Roofing do sAtuted
CANDLES. &c.
Star Candles Lard Oil, Opal CsLdles stesrne Candies
Starch, German soap, &c.
WIRE WORK.
Selves Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens, assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes Of hest qualities, in lots to suit
ALsoB Bench Screws, in half dozen packages, In lots.
Wood saws saw Backs Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tacks
RiVets, &c.
EHON BOUND KEGS,
full stock Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers use, constantly on hand.
CHURNS.
Pine Churns is 90 "a inch Red Cedar do s 20 % do
Cerdar do l6 IS 90, 20 do I"ainted dl2o. az - do
Brass Hoop do - do Barrel do 16, 49, 20 p do
HANES.
Oiled Root, Black TCp and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top, Plank Top;
For sale by s. II BARRETT,
msyi4 CO.. Walnut and Front sts., Cincinnati,
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Nashville Academy Of Music.


NcnaPoRsTED lsS6
his Institution E open TIE second Monday IN Sep
tsber next The system of instruciions adopiesi sr
his Academy comprises Ave deDartments via. Primary
freshman Sophomore, Junsr aud senior 20 whsch asasd
Normal apartment designed Or tho-e sho intend %
adopt Music profession. Pupils received AZ any tins
and chArgrdfs the time tAey the c0s- q he Sea.
siGn.-
The adsznic year b divided into Sessions he ons
eommeneg he second Mond4y Seplehsr and closing
on the Ass Friday J~nsary the other commencing on As
hrt Monday fsbrGAry and soains on ths thid Friday y
June.
Rms PER sFs IOT
Primary psP9rsneni. 90 yaaior spArtnsn, ess
Freshman - Ssnisr Ga
sophonors 81 Neal "a
PyFas insrnctons ne Plane o. Guitar Owe lessons
10. 90. Go. en shs Harp 40 %. az
No. d. "a. n Vocaisafian. Itanaa sfyis. 10 te
iHssFTsons q 6sntiemsn ne voB o. uts. ls~e
sr FeT further pGrsicaArs. sg9g % ~ Psissieal,
aaET-2m CHARLEs HESS
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EANGB0RNE 4 ARWIsTEAD.
Sn BOXES sh0rne arm stsai' Celsbrafed Tobaecu
OO lasi rsrsved JOHNSON, HoRsE CO.
Ane30-iW
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pinnOS. PiAnOS.

tHTEhav- nc ivet tcu trsT noss rec ri
w Hno gnrtrs from thss- HarfVsSled ma A,.zsI' LII
teTs light N~sto1 Br sdhusy and Hsines w W
Hrou utch akst to,k very large and desirable We
voald be pleased have thrss Instruments ned by all
whether thry dcsre pur hsss Ev~ry Piano sold
~ ~ shAH be warranted 10 give satisfaction every resp-c
mAye VA RkEEMAN.
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Law Notice.
TE0 \. KAKIk, hrusfy q ssssElis. has rssunsd ne
J pFncee u ss e es several las sad 1gzg Cserts ef
GkEroab. CeTgsa ahd fa4NEku ocaafls
Coilesileas sill rccraae preulFt n1langkon.
gH~ Psi oeAes All Ea1dsnse a Wsrnaas pzpsk h@e-
eEa ses14. rrtb~n
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom VIsCHER OWEN CO., GenT Advertising House,
APPLETON BuILDISs. 34s Broadway New York.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency ofw. q. sYY
NER, No. IA Second Street, ST. LOUIS, No.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27

E~ssEe S2s-..--A uev sr- ce5tay- pIeksauty sitaA
: t=i Fea.. al ia E9ei order lE-cG 10y,
sssa take 5. : I'D clrra4 Re j., i.rt payment
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EDWARD LAWRENCE.

FLAX SEED.-Is will De seen by reference
to our advertising columns, that our friend G.
W. BARNEs, has 500 bushels of Flax seed.
which lie is DESTROYS 10 team to Farmers, on
.more favorable terms than ever before of
fered in this market" Those Of our farmers
who desire good seed 10 SOW, are respectfully
referre to Georges establishment at Nc. 81.
Main street. for particulars and terms. He
is also receiving his Stock Of Groceries for
the Spring campaign, and has almost every
thing on hand that is usually called for IN q
first class Family Grocery. Call and see
him
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Tbe Search for tae Pacific
RETURN OF THE ARCTIC.
BuraiH- offhe Leriofhan

Buraia- oftte Leriathan-
The steam propeller Arctic, which had
teen dispatched by tie Secretary OF the Navy,
in search Of tile missing steamer Pacific, ar
rived of Sandy Hook on Thursday where
she communicated with the steamer Achilles,
and placed on board some letters and despatch-
es for New York, when she put % sea again.
Il appears that she rad been cruising be
tween Sable Island (Which was thoroughly
examined for recent wrecks, and the latitude
Of 81 ,. along tie edge Of tie Gulf lie
lregrel In state thai she hes sea nothing Of
he Po-ifc No wreck or trace Of anv wreck
did she encounter. She Las been under can
vas most OF the time, her ProPellers being Al
most useless in tie very heavy weather " hc.
she has experienced. Captain HAristein, it is
stated intends to cruise until after the usual
| time Of the line OF equnoctial gale
Subsequently, tie Arctic communicated
with the steam blis Lev.athan. and the boa
swain of.the former, who was sick. was put
on board Of the latter, to be taken 10 New
York
The Leviathsn. when about seven miles
east Of the Neversink Light, suddenly took
ire, and was shortly reduced to a complete
wreck, the character aad sudtenness Of
which is hardly paTal!aled in tie history Of
ship conhasratioas. Captain Hazard of the
Levia;han, furnished the following Tar,ic-
ulsrs:
At about 81 r n. the Levist.,an had
reached, on her return toward, the civ. with
in two miles oil Sandy Hook. She was going
at moderate speed. having but fifteen rutads
Of steam The Captain on the prom
enade deck over the starbJsri boiler, when be
heard sudden explosion similar to the report
Of small cannon. He supposed it was made
by the escaping IF the steam from one O.: tie
steam pipes AM .i.ougAt nothing Of it. lie
was in the act Of proceeding, however. 10 the
Engineers room - give some order 70
keeping the stesta pipes clearer. when he per
eeiyci tia. tie floor II the I'm. iaeer's room
vas lifted ont Of place. Immediately the
whole OF the lower part q the Engineers
room was in blaze. ana in less than two
miautes the upper part 81 the vessel was 3
complete body ot FIRE 1t WAS found imTos-
sbls to save any Ujn-. and the men Z: ouce
proceeded to lower the Large ie boat Inis
was scarcely accomplished when tGe 9Tomen-
sde deck bu.s. into fans In another mo
ment The hands thus employed would have
lost their lives by tic destruc joi. Of the foor
on which they stood. Il was with grea. DIFF
liculty tina; Captain IIazza.I effected hi, es-
cape lie lowered himself by a rope into
lie boat. from which he was taken Together
with his crew. en- board ;'.e bark Iva =
Captain Hazard lad only Just LETT the vessel
when her smoke house and pilot house fell
with crash into the burning bull
Tie last that was seen Of the IryatLan
about two hours after t. FIRE bursi out,
when her buil As burnt dow to The wa.era
edge. and twas expected every momen, that
abe would sinb
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27

~ Our friend Jason Ham. q. the ''Cincin-
nat Store has just received a new supply of
Goods for spring and summer sales His
stock is now the largest aad finest he ever
had. and his prices caauo. be objected to by
those wishing TO purchase. We presume his
store is called a,.cr the Queen city from. tie
fact tia. he can and does sell his goods at the
same Rates ,hes they can Se bought in Gin
cinnali. Give him a call. and examine His
stock
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27

~ The spirit, vivacity. esgerness, alacri-
ty, zeal, energy. vigor and inten.ness with
which the people seem to be actua.ed in their
patronage Of Jacksons Dry Goods store, is
only equalel by the active, quick. prompt and
alert manner in which they are waited Gu BIZ
tie enterprising proprietor. and his aoeomHao-
dating clerks. No:hing ike prompt cash pay
ments Tor goods, TO please al parties con-
carnei.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27

fss- The Anbro.ypes new made at Jo-
serh Waison's Gallery, are getting better and
better-aad fsom lie last specimen. we es'
smined. We tliA& them decidedly superior. in
every way 10 Dasuerrcotypes We have de-
eided to have our beautiful coun!enance trans
fixed by the new modc--beliesr We shall ike
the improvement! it viii make 60 to Wat
sons. We say. without; any delay.
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ry vs-ae Of az exscr.1on 70 directed frs to v4y~e
C5-sf Court I'll exras= ~ l.4a.tc sale she Court
House door CsntreYl!ie county, the
Iq.l 81 Avr 1856, bctwee tho h3gzz u ~ 0cz8cE
ard oclock H. the fosIoWlL described -s;at-.
nuIaaeT tarySH, 1856 that part Of tie ejtF Of
Rctn Way county, latsra. ia3 C y Johl Smith
% rae t4sre5f viii satisfy sad decree acd execution
And fg.sr+s aHi cost all situated cauuty Wayne
and STATE Iadara. TAKEN the property Or Christian
F-y ana satisfy said
vor 81 Crimes and Caroline GRIMES, %
the estate Q Alexander Gr.alss, deceased
JOHN c. PAGE, SL'E = z.
Mach =. 1856. SIS. 10,
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AJkzs n. POE. MILTON HoLLisssv q
POE s. HOILIE GSWORTH,

+ EAL ES T \ I E i G. E NTS,
-4a:n street, Brigdtesu Budding. Up Stare.
RICHR0ND. ND.
II FILL buy. sell. Tsas exch..es upon CoGuis-
SIGN, Real Estate. Also, bay. sell. or exchange
aPoa Commission. Personal Properly Stocks. sos4.
Mortgages 81 S2tes-eoAes. oiaiaas. tsAs BsFosi,
lions, ms1s Dee3s. B9a14- Articles 81 Agreement aai
81 lads Of ias'rU sHa o whiting gene=2liy ns1e y
No;<zsss puelie
Isey have now LARGO lot Of Cisy property, ia l.
srev-d firms. sad Western Lards. Ter sAis
shsase. so@e q Which are 3 follows:
lFzs2 81 -ss fro= Biehzacrd. la AeEes. goaa t.nseT
vel za.sTeJ ssasiasas ae oTeAaIi a. > ros q &c
viii = sOli - bargain.
Brick Housz aad large LIT u Soa.h ssh street;
lss@ aai ! AsEes Of Land At the '~est eaa q MAT
ke. good AL sifuatio7 hs.atfli
&c sa-4.sT Fte-ss and fxaEes for rent sit
~ q lasd. vel ssarravea aaa t.r-a. AMI veil
wstera. t4g Arbs PIKE. miles gga Chester, FOR
s9sat sock farm r. .s1s asfn3.s H.Iisssra Fay
oven En- -: saiitinzs faraa we'll vaserea aa3
6ai'3ias i. 81 2taia street between Washington
fIeuse sr5 - suIli lots N ,y-z. Rislgsse-s.
exseer fArGs t5s SAFE l..aA Csztra! Railroad. \
laers II lana - sass q asr.A Fssrf street
ea-e sl-sz. ar.ss store ~ reaten s.ail ssgss,.
Iieusa sad .--s 4 Lana ua.E-n5i
Elas y : -ffeL4in-s a9E5a 6ta str
ms scl1c raal.s OF sialn stree. aishmoaz.
dwelling house aH3 lee "a A.s.u straet
% o = a,AiEgton street
y Hiags sao ,.esa: lots trsn<lia stree;
: z5,.G.as SIS lsta strea:.
Is. sa1 iot o.. IN street
= g eH Seventh street..
o "a Is2rl street.
= Dc 40 We -,isku.aa8
g Do on .7st. 3 plke = aain!rs RI !.
@ as IL s'atedea jar county, ial
asa N'4r.iaery ans User Power sailes north Of
Fsra. /: -sIies soa.4 al Richmond
20 Aeres % .sa1 in tssassj county lad
80 Do - IL Ns~;g.a Staa couaty, Iowa.
4 fR F> -
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VIM. T. Dennis's Column.
WIN. T. DENNIS
Auclioaaer. Broker All Commission
Merchant,

AT TaE CID sTASD OF ". 7. DENNIS CO.,
No 81 lfaif street, Richmond, Ind,
s}CI snd sell Real E.tats an1 Personal Property,
i sSt,-fs, Eon1s and y oses-
Dealers IN Iaqroved .toes, Forming Tools ss3
Nsc'ir n. Of ev rT ds-eriptios- Also, Grain, tTa
6a-e a. tsraSs >e-3z q all elc1s
gents :s.a Frel4se Ea4 sale Of -sbfe FstsEts
LOANS peg1.i.iea, sz5 CASH ADVANCES ee@-
zigl-- as
EZEEE
r~sa TIaat Ese BANKER, RichnsaI
lsx4s Bgrt. LIS,
BroEa & NorrpyT.
KIeA7lca5 @ ?. + T-l5- z2n
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rs- Those Of our reader. who desire Ey-
ergTsens and Shrubbery, and Shad. Trees aud
Fruit Trees. are respectfully referred 10 the
advertisement Of Messrs. Smith & Rsilsback
and Messrs Railsbsek ( ua:ton, in another
column. From the responsibility Of the above
gentlemen, who are engaged in The Nursery
business. we can freely recommend their trees
As being Of the righ. kind. .ad the fruit trees
'hsy sell as being true % name. No danger
o. beng humbuggea
We learn from Mr. Railsback. that /. has
'hns isr been impossible for them 10 obtain
sufficient supply Of spple and cherry trees,
"0m Eastern nurscrymeu. for the demand al
ready made on them-they are not to be had
a'a distance. unless At a price that would not
JUSTIFY them in purchasing.
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Real Estate for Sale.

THE Undersigned ths sseat Of the heirs OF John
Rsit, late of " Ayae eouary. Indiana deceased, Of
fers ssle for 4hiS4 oxva ard the
reasonable ynsats SeEsaty Of land, ~ ing
shout miles forth ~est cf Richmond in said
sauasy ana the Richmond ana VILLA e4rE pike pas
siou- % side .: the farm The .aa3 is under
good cultivation witR i oEehsr2 % ssod eoanon
trait trees tAereun
Also, los No lsi n th.t ps,t al Riehmona laid 81
~ John Saith. This lot los tEe cerner Of Main
I'D Sixth streets. saa has small one story brick
yelling house (. +. HUFF.
sN5vegasxr Is I-ss &S-if
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.E,sSf sseccsreG.
Get u ea6y.
s CoTT i CRAW FORT

A RI recsi.in1 large stock Of New Goess direct
- from New ioTk .zS Philadelphia EEe
unusual los prices We eezre.it5cn.
- cast P4rt~Gl.rs ~e-1.
AarrIL =
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&hessGs safe.

lion SUGAR CURED HANS ., cur owr egrzuz, way
4 ~ raa'G1 g75i ary ths CIT,
Nc. = Main Eln-g.- GEO. 81 BARNES.
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!, - With the opening Of Spring has come
we Fashions, and the ladies are busily enga-
sea IN hnd'ng out what they really srs-how
.ns! IT. and how they look" and in or
yer 10 &Hote exactly. they sre all going where
'ney are 10 be found-.o Mrs. SARAH IL,rE.s
front street. north of the NJ E. Church. Tha.
IS the RICH, direction.
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Flax seed,

FssI3E undersigned has 500 bushels Flax
\ the favorable offered this rsaYae-
wishing wcuid do we'll SD
particulars before getting elsewhere
Call - No u Main and
ssare.. GEORGE " RAgNES
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Piano Carers aad Stoa,
ATIEKTIEli

WEEK large 1zzassA a.. ss.rtsfa All cheap Us.
: cs.ss4 - WILLARD K STOW ELL
1s=tca a. 49, Izazzuspe
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6 Word TO the Hungry.

y o excuse Bread Gle public
ssaor; with kenwarty II Cos warrlrts1
Van F!o1r. all parts Cf
cts free OF charge Also Bran ami shorts No
81 Main st-ee. Terms casn- GEO. " BARNES.
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NOVELTY WoRKs-This is something new
in Richmond-the name, we mean, and also
the firm although its location is al the cold
Richmo nd Foundry" and the business done
thercat is about the same, only on more ex
tended scale than usual at that 'old stand"
Measrs Baylies, Marchant & Dunn, have as
socated themselves together for the purpose,
As thew set forth in their advertisement IN an
other column, "of doing genera Foundry
and Machine business" This is another
good spoke in the wheel OF Richmond's pros
perity, and we always feel ike rejoicing at
the accession 10 il Of mechanics and business
men. as they are the bone and sinew the
muscle and TAT Of the progress and greatness
d our little city.
ar Damn has been connected will the
Plow Mandatory Of Messrs. Beard IL Sinex.
and is prompt, reliable business man. With
the other two gentlemen Of the firm. we arc
unacquainted but understand they are both
good Mechanics and fully able and equal to
the task Of managing to advantage the Foun.
dry business. Success to the firm and the
"Rlchmond Novelty Works