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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-09

GIN / Cm RAN RoAp-The editor Of the
Indianapolis Journal says:
Several days ago a motion was made il the L.
s. Circuit Court against the lcssees of the Gin
ciunati az i Chicago Rail road. asking for the ap-
poirtneut of q receiver to take charge of the
road uats he FINAL disposition IF several cases, in
which the company il interested. pending in said
court. 1t argued With great zeal and feeling
and at considerable length, BIZ Messrs. c. b.
Smith and Jeremiah Sullivan in favor Of the mo
tion, aud Messrs Morton and Stuart against the
same. TIE Court yesterday morning in an opin
ion Of some length. delivered By Justice Mclean.
granted tie motion, and authorized the appoint.
mcut Of a receiver 10 take supervision Of the
road and IL operation by the l6Ssees, and 70 ex-
anime into and take charge Of the receipts ard
Expenditures Of the read. Mr. Bal, OF rerre
Haute, was named as Receiver.
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hnoie Nothing Secrecy The Democratic
State Central Committee have called a conven-
tion to pssem5'e at II daferoljs, on tic 9th
January next, FOR the purpose of nominating can
didatts for the different State ofices to he llicd
AT The then ensuing election, and the appointment
Of delCeat to the next National Convention, for
the nomination Of candidates for President aud
Vice President Of the United States.
The committee hiss further provided that said
convention shall sit with closed doors-that no
one but members shall he permitted to enter the
sacred audierce of delegated ocofocosm. In
short it Is 10 be a Know Nothing wigwam, where
The masses, the honest masses OF the people are
not 10 be permitted to enter. These delegates
will be appointed by the Office holders of the par
ty, and no will be appointed except he is
slave 20 tie patty in power. The collar will be
be placed upon their necks and the muzze III on
their mouths and they will be led M to the work
like beasts TO the sIauEh liter To what low degree
has the once proud democracy fallen Contrast
their position ten years age, with what it is
present. Then it was comparatively free, out
spoktn party. The honest impulses Of their
brains found expression from their unsealei
mouths but now the South rules them with he
same lash they drive their slaves.
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thai n BaYarlan Minister had recei yed orders
ir9m hls give. nnent 2 hold himself In real
mess g & a-I - ana q. q, ne -.sI -@'a t~
MS s2'Sto = ta> oar ..54 . Us St5s~ IT.
taEe between I rance anu ING esaF. u u aileii
appears to Dc imminent aeSe assertions
us devoid q fountain n
Tie L2nta3 Tunes continues Ir>- Ans
TRAN. i th'. = ne AuS'riAns must i.afe
been q trst Sleeessiui. i efSFafs7es 'He
batle OF AoAse9ei.2, Gaming 1V@Sa rae
victory Il says ma. the war VIII iaNo.'e a
constant dram Of men "no money. WI"
pitched battles an long se'5eS' aAa ms :
perhaps what II WI Rot -'nS endure ne
Times does MT sllade 10 he emperor Ma
pe.-oH E.ews respecting tie Iadep eHae"ce
ct Italy, but accuses aim q having sold atm
SET - The demon q military ceaEde>.-
TIE London News regards tie battle -
serious engagement, an 10. an aslttf q e0'-
po>;s. / lie result seems 10 De t1at Rue x.
IRENE rl-ht o! the A.EeSiS now Al tsSte=rElo,
which thev are TarsIiyfug. 50 ma; se0;h Of the
Pc. he AastrlaEs have scarcely q nan upon
Sandman Territory.
About seven mics north q the Pa and
twelve miles westot PAvia. Gara.sco i occu-
pied as the Austrian headquarters, ard no
doubt there are small parties thrown cat
in front, towards the Pc. Again. st AoTtara,
e be Au>iIians are IL some force. Tor accord
IL z 10 = Turin telegraQhlc dispatch ot Mon
day. hey had appeared ia great nun bers on
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Opinions aud Statements of the Tn
official s'ress

The Paris Patrie says the troops engaged
on lie side Of the Allies consis "a Of 1000
French only, and one Sandman Cavalry re-
iment
The Debats says: Gen. Forey's division
was composed of tour regiments of the lac.
and The sixth battalion q horse cIaSseurs.
The Nord alleges that .be French number
ed coo men, exclusive Of regiment Of Sar-
dsnlsn cavalry.
Tie Paris correspondent Of tie London
News, writes:
Tie Battle Of Moa.ebeI7 : regarded As a
great yie;o-F. All the French papers are
Jao..aHt. The An de 3 Rzl5g Il. whica i
is number q :he 2Ls. had stated tins. = rup
tuTe was 'mn.inen. between France and Bz-
vsrla publishes in = supplement the following
communicated from zoe Miaister of the In
terror The Ami De IA Religion announces
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Consistency.

Our neighbor Of the Jefersonian says we al
tribute to him sentiments he never uttered or he'd
In cur last, we called upon him to specify where
in we had misrepresented him. Whether he
will do Il or not time will determine. For fear
be may not fnd it convenient 10 do so, We vii
refresh his memory a little.
We charged that some years ago he was bitter
" opposed to the Institution Of slavery-to its
extensior-in favor Of the Wimot Proviso and
In favor Of ERADICATING it from the coun-
Try. Now to the proof
In January 1850, the Legislature OF this State
which vas largely democratic in both houses,
passed the following joint resolution, and which
was approved by den6cratic Governor:
Be il Resolved &C. that our Senators be in
sfrUeted and our Representatives. requested so to
cast their votes and exert their influence to have
epgrafted upon any law that may be passed for
the organization Of the territory recently acquired
from Mexico, a provision FOREVER EACLU-
DING from such territory, SLAVERY aud in.
voluntary seryitude otherwise than in the punish
meIt ol crimes whereof the party has been duly
convicted"
NJ Elder Was at that time a men Der Of the
House, end regarding the resolution not strong
enough for him during its tendency offered the
following amendment
ard nat ihey he ior,heF hs'rutG 70 vi
i,,,+ - ,T ,thieb aae rat esnfoi1 a clause PRO.
HIBl1iNG siarery therein.
n, s,,tl,srsea COMMITTING him in favor Of
~, vyflto a. .ti. raoora
ne lno' io' 30 ~ ''' VIZ 'D''
WI be cone cut as al honest po"uclsh ana say
that lie has charged his opinion having seen that
he Vas in erroI Or will he cowardiy skuIk from
on lorest ayowal e his change Of opinion! We
shall see
In lie JtfIersonian Of the l2th Of July, 1850,
Mr. Ger copies me borrowing ''so'u''o" '1o p's0
by the democracy q ONO
"Raehed HAT tie people OF ONO now. As
THEY AI"Ais HAVE DONE 'o,h u or r W, ..
~, c.u ,,J55,a.,1I,f he ,uj,jt and pyocl;cai
linus # f,tr ,nsHtuficns a. d tuGt tntertain-
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4 Gaar Il Cos Premium Ehrc>hips
Machines

TIE T-Preye3 Threshja- Machines male bvA GAS
Go ,efsae : sricS Fsaairy. g5ea n.aI Ia1 are a.
saes.ns tae attention q Primers ana wasai growers
Throughout tas Wes.ern states.
TIE trump haut aalenss "a Which their Improved
Pit, Nasasas passed shraash tse closest she
Fans .a-t ai established 81 a. tae 5es; Separator ard
cleaner u ths CHi.e4 States.
A. he Indiana State FAR }4s. f4sz the Csanulte had
tha wheat es4aa.}y divided e4sa Machine # The
same rev aaa large sheet spveai eshiai each Ma
,e.a- "a sAsh the wss.ei wheat ii chat es eet-
ei. ans being again r-a through The Naehlae. ;ae
sxs., an q wheat wasted w-s ss-reesy is,erm-
ire1
A. GAARx Co.'S I-1?r-yei Pis. Machine tArssaed :
BASKETS az- minute With oae-,ar4 ST sl,..n waste
E " Reb3Hsan's Ma -5foe tarazael = bashs's Ter
minute Wish Two and half s4aas waste sP2ei one
Cars Machine
H,s.eGuaaa & v5u:oa's 6rs: Machine tbreshei less
,Eaa aae 9ashel Per minnie, with =. gallons waste,
sFeez Aalf slower, aud over eigh, tunes
greater than Cars Ma,hiue
Easse1uaa Y.ut5ns se,aui Machine, threshei !
bushels per a.aa.s. a5ta gallons waste, speed
enc third slower ana waste eight times greater than
C aar'- NaghInez
Haskell 4 Ca'$ Machine. tAre<hel one bu.hel Per
minute Wits tAree AMI Aa,: S-'lsns waste. speed
ore h4ts slower aa3 waste ten tines greater than
Gss-'s AIaeAEne1
Fargzrs lock & y7ar interest - having your wheat
laresaed aai SAVED
Attas Cenaersville Fair EFsystss C : cur ; Horse
Improved Machine awarded firsg Pre- MUM. the
tes. practical aaa IA sanpstitiaa with ale
horse Hamilton Machine. Naalt Masaine ana Robin
sons Machine.
A.: ls Wayne county Fs5r .4st fall ve run srains,
Robinson - Ms-aae. the wheat divided equally from
same aaaus, ami wo hsesaal betA run. in less sa.s
ana saved mere "a heat.
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Horticultural Exhibition.

Tie Horticultural Association gave its first ex
hibtion on Friday and Friday evening, Of last
week. 1t was al that it, most saugune friends
could expect Starr Hall was handsomely deco
rated with wreaths Of evergreeus and ropes Of
Of richest foliage, with flowers aud bouquets on
every hand. Two long tables were placed IN the
centre Of the hall, upon which placed articles
competing for the premiums First il importance
were the strawberries and we have never seen
fEer in any part Of the couliry--east or west
The following Is the list Of premiums awarded ::
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DoUGLAs is not received with sny enthusi-
ssm-hardly with respect-on his present
tour through the South. The Montgomery
iAla.l Mail of the 2lst inst, thus notices his
arrival in that city:
''IHE Squirting GIANr-S A Douglas,
the great advocate of Squatter Sovereignty.
arrived here yesterday, by the Eastern train.
and Went down in tile steamer in the after,
noon. few persons hunted him M 10 take
look At him, as they would at 8 grizzly bear.
but there was no welcome. Why should
there be. Of the great assassin of the SOUTH"
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FROM MExTco The New Y ork papers ain
columlnous Mexican correspondence the dates
from the City of Mexico being up to ny 10Th.
The misconduct of Mr.. Otway, the British Minis
ter Is shown TO be even more lagtant than was at
first supposed, ard II is far from surprising that
the English residents of Vera Cruz and other
cities should have petitioned for his removal -
Since the discovery of plot laid by OtwaY and
Miramon to get hold of a mortgage on the estates
= the church The. - h~'o Uetome very dis
iFnsiini CT tbtir Old friends.
he restoration Of his forfeited privileges ard
rank 10 SANTA Anna, excites considerable interest
ahd strong combination in his favor now exists
AZ NE Capital, and gains new force MiramoE's
rHropularity Increases.
After Miramoo's E.-at 10 hold intercourse
with Mr. McLaue, it will he recollected that the
latter pIaCCd The American residents under the
protection of the Minister of Ecuador. his Mi
ramon has refused to allow. and with great as
seUp;jons OF tene. oietce he vows his intention
20 accord that protection himself
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We see by the Delphi Journal that our
oung friend WILL Crooks. will probably be
Re Democratic nominee for Clerk OF Carroll
ounty. WILL would make an honest and
athful officer. but he will have to wait
tile longer" as We have an abiding faith
ast the Republicans of Ola Carroll will
'ake clean sweep Of al supporters of the
resent corrupt Administration. We hope
e will not consent to run.
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es-we are under obi cations to John Halnes

I'VE are under obi gatious to John Haires
for tabular statement of the appraisement 81
real estate Of this county. BIZ; are compelled =
,fnit II this week. The Average ysIUe ct the lsud
sr acre, without Improvements IS SIS, IS a0d
sta Improvements S33,14.
- Our friend Isaac Evans was quite badly
burned on Wednesday morni9g last By some ii
sokol taking fire which be was boiling. We ssr
serely hope it s not as bad as reported,
czs-The Junction Railroad from Uaniitoo .
Oxford was opened 10 travel last week. Tee
event was celebrated With much spirit
~The pavement in front of the Post oHce
is still 10 bad condition
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DESrRUCrIyE FIRE AT EAToE.-Our neigh
boring town of Eaton was visited by mos
destructive fire on Sunday morning last abou
3 o'clock. The work is supposed to have
been that of an incendiary, as the fire
was first discovered in the Express Office
from which it is supposed a considerable
amount of money was stolen. The result is
about as follows:
Dwelling and business room Of Jacob
Chambers; jewelry and household goods
saved.
L. 81 G. W. Lockwood's building. occu-
pied by Levi Gould, with grocery establish,
ment; loss, in part. 800.
Stephens ~ Co.'S dry goods store; goods
principally saved, building destroyed
James SIMPSONS building, occupied by
Whitridge d Quinn as lIug store; building
and goods destroyed.
-Four business houses of DR. w II. B.
Minor, one occupied by j. II. Human, ore
as a warehouse by Dir. Minor, another by
Mr.. Nj. with a grocery, and The fourth as
clothing and tailoring shop by E. Mkesell;
loss. 5000.
The business house Of J. p Brookus &
Son, by them occupied with drug store;
loss, s.. 800.
Abram V. Au!er's building. occupied by
{. p. Thorn loss, s: SOC.
A a, Seibert's house and Saddlerv shop;
loss. 81 600.
William Cleveland $ dwelling and business
house; 2 500.
Insurance on the whole about SI2. Co.,
The loss is estimated al from SAC, 600 to S50,-
90.
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Twp 0RT4ET FROM THE H8R,

:
Ba1t#s az -u0Hte5elk9k Nsfere Eng z-eraffa-
TIE -la.triar5 De- elth z loss y tzr1
kIgu--7Gt SEEN EualFs{ Ere1ct and SCI
-9.nz3aq Ei1lsyf
II. y eHSS y r = eh5 ( = 7-l--.>t
81 aSHia gion. Win dates rom l Is! 70. = :
-'sh at-' 'o-F laFs ia'5f nan 1A17e =. - =
~ : Z. Il '.l.4A' -
as hae7 ~ 'oT Le" : +. 1 10y -
80. al 'A9 lo'-oNil6 -t0.1S-'-'7 = 80
o2,41lso, ..--..,. .---,-..-
e oe"s 5 o. s's@- IN .oi az 6
tLe lFsL Important ot0H u lay
lie Alied and \ qst'laa ''E177 .l's met az
'Ae after nave Oeeh deieatei'
1 ne oa.t'1 took pace a 3loA--o~-'a' q IOWA 9
\ a7.F d i'a-E.
i1e = e9tFIaas we're 99' s'T'.- A. aaa.
tAe a.taek- Alt=r s9Ts.= -1-g'Hr. f. ,e2
- ecu 10 tV''V1'' N-.1 = .~79 tS-----' 60 y
~ ,
& = .'..1 army %. 10
= --'ef O.. A1,.. t1as aal 0VeL I-3,-Fel ---.3
I-zsE prisoners 10 Al@5se3='=>,
ae LlFerloo. Gotten Ra'Ne. vas QF'tI. aaa
prices we're somea hat easier. bat there Is 30 chang
reported IN The qletatsoos.
breadsta Is dull Provisions STEADY.
va the Lolaon change, coFso-s closed a 20
oa42
he steamer Africa, from NeT c1E had A.
rye a : I -
>se.''a DiSP'EcL-t Aefe are NO Towns =
Mon's6e!o IL lay as describe IL 'e saz7ssee-s
l lie a'sEa,ta u''s aa. 73se me p1-.'5.2 81 ~
one a "G'ea 'he o@fse 5o3A pace p-e 81 re
M7ateba3los j. town O. Austrian I-ay, tea mixes
so1th west Of N'eeaza, and IS defended ~ tFo
castles The otheris VILLAGE t.eciy three miles
east north ea-t Of Alessaodria, whore The Aus
trans we're defeated ey the rench IN Ie19.
Il "ill be seen that The ]. SIS we're occupied b.
Marshal y Killers, Of the French army. 81 he
previous accounts, this Genera. vas posted o. he
m IN ar F-7-r -K = ~
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- Dan Ward Sen, are constantly in rsee RI Of
additional stock IN heir line Ct stoves sa3 Invite at
teuton to these new hand There is NJ cssabI5za-
in The 10y nEero greater ety Ct styles and
pa items are AeFt, where stoves may ba bought
reduced Issees CT on more aeeoEan odating
l. Is useless 20 euumerate the different kinds of Cock
ing stoves purchasers can best determine their
choice by examining for themselves, which they are
invited to H. They also keeps ia--e assortment o..
tin waro stove trimmings attEa aa3 copper Il tas b.
quality and made nier ,lei- ln sIls:e supervision
They are prepared 70 pat - scouting Of al kinds 70
put tin ana sheet iron roofing in the best manner
aud on the shortest notice.
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Austrian Account.

The Ottieial Austrian correspondence, Of
the 21st has the following
On lie 2o.b. General Ssadion sent ont a
accommodating party to learn the strength
aud position Of the enemy's right wing
The Austrlans advanced towards Terlir az 4
Montebello. when they met lie enemy in su-
perior force.
Alter a severe conflict. Gen Stadion drew
back Lis troops in perfect order to The left
bank q the Pc. after having forced the enemy
to employ his whole strength.
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= Recent RI go Trans.s,s rsceired f2r

- pacar. Pal E.+o.s T-araes,u -a1ai~a1 ~
H'i' i'SSi i'.''' '''
record II the Recorders Once. from lLe Isl 70
,ta -
Harmon Clark oJeiiaa Price, Mag q 1851, par If
Lot, containing 4 1ersS, > $40
Robert Bfsy to Jeiiaa Price, APrI s.h, s Two pax
lIaston ssnaIser 70 Sa,haa Ca4valaler. March %,
1853, part lot 3 IN port, FL %.
Levi woadaar4 b Nathan Cs3~a1ader April 70,
1888, south half let -. IN Newport. -
Rihd Alien to Marion Sa6aiser March p, ISIS
for ~ lot 3d. Newparr. 81 or.
Samuel Burgess h=i-s 70 2 q. Ha1sr, i pr. <.
1873, two lets II Richmond :
same q Henry Eaner Apl :, -, 02e quarry lot
5000.
same u Havf1 Ea1z. AID Others Ar =. 20 four
quarry lots 49, %
charles 4. Dickinson 20 r. her. Y Underwood. Apl
R;1ks III. I, =. - s--rssre- Nav 90 %
ta,s in al e5ss.f.7 So.
same 70 Henry schultz May ? SO. 10. in B. i L.
addition S2z5
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Rs The largest mule ever produced in
lie world is now in Cincinnati. 1t is msre
aule, nineteen and hall hands high and
Feighs eighteen EuRdre9 and tLfrfu-frf
ounds. This extraordinary animal IS the
roperty Of Charles Frost. Of Wayne County.
nd, recently purchased near Lexington.
,y.-EraHsrgHe Jaarsa}.
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a8~We notice that the Citizens of Indian
polls are taking the preliminary steps for 4
5rand Fourth ofJuIy celebration. We hope
aat they will get up something that viii be
honor to themselves and credit 10 the
tate.
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4 Pic Mic,

ED.roRs PAIIAIIUM The students al the
Wayne Coanty Industrial school be a meeting
or Saturday, 4th list In 3 beautiful grove al
Joining the town ci Il ..boro'. \ number OF the
parents and re.gLaors met with them and enjoyed
tie festivities # the OCCASION with much pleasant
ress The addresses gwen by several o. tie stu
dents afforded an intellectual feast Their prod1c
TORS would DO honor 10 any Institution in the
country, and uugUrs wei for tie academic associ-
alton that is III its infancy at that Place.
The building Tor the use Of this association :
row ia progress ard will be completed in q short
time.
Pref Cramm. Of tire Richmond Industrial
School was present aud mede some appropriate
remarks. The exercises 'ei@ much el.Iveued by
frequent singing Of boys and girls q the primary
department. Their souls were OF the n 81 appro
pirate kind. Ia the eyeuirg the students had
> rra1 leEee.
The house Of John Williams, an old citizen
was discovered be on fire, about l O'Clock
Sunday morning, and owing 10 the abseree '-,,J
90 M @i.s----~ r,r;e only enabled to save most
Of ms goods. l. supposed to have caught
from ashes placed in L su ke house near by. Had
it rot been fer tie timely eXcrtions Of the Eci-h
bors in all probability some of The small children
would have perhed in he flames We learn il
was the only house in the place which was ever
entirely CONSUMED. JUNIUs
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SherIsf's sale.

DN virtue Of decree - directed from the
ID Wayne Circuit Court, viii xI3se public sale
at the curt House door IN the town Of tcntervlle
Wayne County, Indiana. the End day Of July 1889,
r. NJ said day the following property to-wit The
following described real in Wayne County and
State OF Indiana described 10 lows Lot No
eight ~ being part Of Section No sixteen (lb1 in
township Ne. thirteen l5l, IN Rage nnd
bounded as follows To- wit; Commencing the south
corner # Iu+ No said section, running
north hundred AMI ten poles, thence eighty
poles thence south nun lrei aHi poles thence
eShfy poles the place Of beginning containing
SIX acres mole or less Also part # the south
quarter a said section No sixteen bounded as follows
to-wft; Beginning eighteen pcrches and seven links
south of te of said Section thence south
twenty tive rcrChes to ccrugr stone. thence west
shty rerehes and link Of the south quarter
seven links toa corner stone with Witness Burr Oak
inches. north S. east thirty eight and a ha
links, witness Elm tree. twenty inches north 49,
TWEEN and three Durhs links, thence north 63Lo
hall feet the division line e ssc section, thence
south 81 east thirty three Ptrehps the place Of
ginning tanning fourteen and thirty perch
be he or less Also certain other pat
of said Section sixteen bounded follows a.: Be
ginning go l.. south Of the center corner If
Greek according to plat made by William Cox County
Surveyor. giving Joseph Holman - and Warner
Davenport q acres thence north - W 30 perohe- 10
a Gum tree, thence s4uth I y, IsJg perches 10
corner described decd executed bv Jascuh
II Imam 70 " Davenport. dated n arch eth So
hence along Warner Daveup.r's line place 81
beg inning Or much Of the same NAV he nr-es-
sary satisfy fhe said decree. interest cost 10
be sol the property Of George Davidson and Iacv
Davidson IN satfy SAID decree and execution in favor
Of William Beard
:. STTDHAN, sb.F. ". c.
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F Our young friend Howard Cos. for.
nerly Of Bloomington Republican is now
assistant editor Of the Indiana American
Success 10 you HowARp.
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- Ja-ss7n IF rie Nsw York Store is again the fed
with barge stock II IDS last received purchased =,
set II the Eastern cities for cash and -E-ss than
ever before he therefore offers them
the 9ublic the ssue advantageous terms He specially
invites hs atteaten q the ladies his STOCK Of Dress Goods
for thelr beauty Of sle an5 late patterns * rene
y l7U prizes some ii el 0 at hals their form
sr prise tni most IF hsa have been marked down from .
70 , cent What Jackson says T. does 60 al
the time There Is mistake shout that.
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b r ARK II sTAL
GRAIN Sa'ahteS!

De it known 10 all who may want Grain Cradles
ID that Park \ Stanly are manufacturing this
superior quality OF that article. W. using
the hes. English Seythes, and AL is In the
farmers give them fair trial. and The Cradles will
tell iar themselves We invite all call aud
uur Graales They be found a the shop on North
fraukisn street. opposite Elliott Huttcn's lumber
yard Al Horncy Cos, Beard 4 Sinex also Park
\ fraIeu- at4 stand. In1lpaspoi
Repairing done al tbs shortest notice
PAkk 4 STALEY.
Richmond Ind.
june :. l>tg. 26tf