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n6y John Nj. Paxson, has fitted up tn

HGy, John NJ Paxson, has fitted up the
south room of his building on Marion ST..
and has opened general assortment Of Fa.
mily Groceries and Provisions, which he Of
fers a little lower than most dealers. He
will keep on hand all kinds of Country Pro-
duce. fresh and in good order. He will sup
NV families with all the table comforts at the
lowest figures. promptly. for Cash. His
Meat Shop, is in the room adjoining. lOn
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A meeting of the Stockholders Of the Cincinnati
n and Chic lso Air Line Railroad Co will be held
IT the Company's Office in the city Of Richmond lodi
ana for the election of Directors and the
Of other business, Tuesi y. the ID DAY of pril
1851. The polls will be opened at II clock A NJ .
and conssna open until : o'clock r NJ.
AMOS TENNY, Secretary.
Richmond, Ind. March II. 1861 lat
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M To feel in good humor. go to the
"Printer's Retreat" and purchase some Of
the good things TO be had there. Calls
Oysters. Oranges and Lemons are nice.
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* Virgins Il Wasson have on hand
at all times, the best Of Lard. Hams, Boloc-
mas. Beef. Veal. Butter. Eggs, &c: Thei
shop, nearly opposite tarr Hall is never
failing fount from which to draw supplies to
HELM sustain life Give them a call
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At No. o5, Main Street, Cal. Peelle
keeps fresh Bread. Cakes. Crackers, and
Family Groceries, all of the very best. and
he supplies his customers on the most &C.
commodating terms, for cash. Do not fail
to go.
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e. For every thing IN the line Of Toys.
Confectionery. WillowWare Sweatmeats.
Pickles, &c. &c.. go to s. G. Dugdale' S
Palatial Bazaar
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n6P Fenimore's Celebrated COUGH
MIXTURE is manufactured in this city
and is for sale at all the Drug Stores 1t is the
best article ever used. Try it.
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EyDo our Grocery keepers and citizen
know that the best Of Hominy is manufactured
at this city, and is furnished at the lowest pri-
ces Gall at the establishment Of w ID. joan.
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HH"rrifies make perfection. and

e1r" rrifes make perfection. and per-
fecion is no tri6e:" and SO il is with the
Empire Sewing Machine of which Messrs.
Bells & Shearon, are sole Agents for the
State of Indiana-it is perfection. made out
trifes: its noiseless movements-the little
power it takes to drive tits strength and
wonderful simplicity Of construction. are oil
trifes, and yet its perfection is no ,riAe. y
Messrs Bells & Sbearon, have also. the
celebrated Singer Machines for sale. and
those. desiring to procure good sew
ing machine Of reliable men, cannot do bet
ter than to call at No. SO, Main ST.. and ex
anime the Empire and Singer Machines.
They have just received large supply
of the Empire Machines" and are ready
to furnish all orders directed to them.
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Eas-On Friday last a fire occurred at the
Spencer House on South Front street, from
a defective flue. Twas put out before any
considerable damage was done.
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Agents Wanted Everywhere.

Send for complete classified catalogue,
and others publications, which will tie mailed
free Of exp-ase make selections and e
that liberal, R-iAsIs eaterPrising
Iishnent the country hooks is the
and popular gift book emporium OF GE ,. . EVANS,
IL 433 Chestnut Street. philAdeIphi.
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No T 1 G E.

The Publishers Of this city have all agreed heress-
esv 70 charge y for notice Of RELIGIOUS
AEETIS6s-of Literary School. Asrica tursi. HortierI
s1ral Society and all other which
not specially Of . general character. II aid
the tme will be charged the person handing IL such
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ES Mcssrs. c. Jackson l. Co. of the
New York Store. are now receiving and will
continue to receive weekly till the close Of
the season. fresh spring goods which will
be sold at prices that will enable them to
compete with any marke, east or west
Remember the New York Store is the dry
goods regulator Of this county.
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4 Fine LOT Of early Nanssmend Sweet Potatoes
N for sale-Price 81 so per bu.hel $3.50 Per bas
rel We will put them On the cars frye Of eAafBs,
and send them according to order All orders mast
be accompanied with
TIE MONEY
70 insure nsonps attention. preferred ssa pay
on delivery 1t the Depot where they received.
JOSEPH WHITE D SON
Mach Is lat RisAnoad, iaA.
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For Sale.

VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS.
Il " o lots fronting 20 I. south r. r. swi,h run
ping north 70 Pool street, with nearly 90 H. front
'evemth 81.
,.o, two lots same block cnrnering on a IA II
alley All these lots have the advantage of a switch
connecting with all the K Roads Enquire 1t Robin
sens NJ chine Works, Main st, Richmond Ind.
Oct. IL. &.
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CITIZENS BANK,

RICHMOND March fst- lesI.
TIE ship heretofore existing between
Morrison. Albert G. Blanchard and Charles 2. Cot
fin having expired - Limitation. the business
Office will h continued hy the Undersigned who have
this day associated themselves together under The
arm MORRISON. BLANCHARD / ca,
purchased the partners
in the Bank. assuming all the liabiIiti-s
ALBERT c. BLANCHARD,
CHARLES F. COFFIN
JAMES l.. MORRISON
ALBERT II. BLANCHARD.
March /, 1901. 1881
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EASTERN WORK

of the best quality consisting of Ladies Lasting
Kid CATERS Lad and Misses Morocco Boots Of ali
kinds also variety # Chidreus Shoes of the I,tes
etyies Mems Boats and Shoes. CATERS Ac which
will sold the lowest terms least 20 per cent
below former prices. Repairing done with neatness
and dispatch THOMAS SOOY
Richmond, Sd mo 18th. 1871. I4-ln
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VALUABLE GIFTS.
W ITH 30 o KS
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THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD,
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Having purchased the spacious Iron Building No.
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will furnish any book (of q moral charaetcrl
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am determined TO maintain the reputation already
bestowed upon my establishment.
Strangers visiting Philadelpha invited TO call
and judge for themselves. GGEyANS
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TIME TABLE.
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Webb Lodge, the third We inesday. ...--....
Richmond Lodge, meets on the hrst Tuesdsy
evening IN every month
King Solomon Chaptes, second Friday
VAN Council. first Thursdsy in March. June
September sndDecemher- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BrittOR Lodge (colored first Monday in each
month.
I. q. q. r.
White Wafer Lodge meets overy Friday evening
Herman (tiesman) Loise,every Tuesday evening
Woodward Lodge.every Wednesday evening.
Oriental Encampment, every second and fourth
Tuesday eve. OF each month
Degree Of hebecca. of Whitewater and -" oodward
I.odges, first and third Tuesday of each month
Degree of Rebeccs of Herman Lo &c, fr.t and third
Monday Of each month
Temperance Orders.
The 6ooDTEMPLARs meet o every Wednesday Even.
Good Tempiars meet in Milton, Friday evening
do do do Dublin o n Monday evening.
do do do Cambridge. Tuesday evening
do do do Jscksonburg. Friday evening.
The SONS OF TEMPERANCE meet every Saturday
evening.
The Of Temperance Centervile.on Friday
TheUSION TEMpLAHs tcoIoredl every Friday even'g.
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Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
NY VIRTUE Of decree and TO M rect ell
from the Wayne Circuit Court will expose at pub
lie sale. the Court House Center
Vile Wyne county, Indians the 10th day March
1861. he tween the hours OF o'clock
o'clock. m said day, the following .ate.
usted in Wayne township. Wayne County, Indiana.
described follows, 1t bein, Of he
south west quarter II section H. in osnsip range
west Except and three sold
fore to Joseph Bond OF OF the south Of halt
quarter) containing in AL about or
less The b. sold o ~ said decree and
execution in favor of Thomas W. Beuueit VS. MAhiou
Bond
:. STIDHAM. shn W. G.
- 2Gth. 1867. fs225) n
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n OTICE!

TfNHE undeFsigHed having engagsd J SMITH %
L superintend the Boot and Shoe Man acturng
whore ability in workmanship is surpassed, there
fore the people Of Richmond and IT'S vicinity in
vi,ei call and specimens which for beauty
style. not excelleJ. Also receiving a we'll
cYsda If
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and true Patriot,
DANIEL WEBSTER,
Also the deci alton OF the Constitution
OF the United States and washingtoh's Farewell
dress with copious indexes.
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words of the address all orders
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Publisher, i39 Chestnut ST., Phiia
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w A N T Il d!

MONEY on accountable Wood. Flour. corn. hay,
vi Oats. and sundries for wark--money obi ected
Call on EZRASNI a. GO
Richmond, iith mo CAD 1859
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Richmond, March CT, 1861.
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Estrav Notice.

III am y. THROWN.
n recently erected "a front
- Street. the Depot here he opening general
assortment OF
Scasonable Dry Goods and Motions,
BOOTS and SHOES. QTEENsw ARE, GLASSWARE
HARDWARE, md a general stock ofthe best
FAMILY GROCERIES,
al OF which will he sold the lowest prize.
II , Country produce bought md sold.
He soiIcits share of public hopper
thst 2tehtion business and
% to buy OF hin to receive share Of
patronage.
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DANIEL WEBSTER,

A Work demanded ~ the Times, containing selectie
from the writings OF that Unfiinchins Statesman,
ALL xIaa str,.n.
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Soldiers EsOEh6ge0.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE Pre-
PARTNG IL

NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PAIRING IT.
am now endeavorng to furnish the Volunteer Troops
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing having prepared
uniform snts Of wooden cloth and suitable undeclythe 10 he
distributed among them informed that patriotic CHI
zen$ Of several parishes also engaged in similar preparations
for the benefit Of their companies If these contributors
clothing By them directly their several companies
without my being of the quantity and kind and
companies supplied great conusioR and will be the
sequence.
soder can only carry certain quantity of clothing. It il
Of great Importance that each of soldiers shall
good substantial wo0en suits possible but il also
important that there be of action among those supply
ing them, in order avoid sending double supplies to
panes.
therefore urgently recommend the citizens Of the country
parishes 10 send in this city, such supplies clothing
they prepare with explicit directions companies
or individuals for whom they intended will take
that they reach their destination The clothes should be boxed
baied, and directed New Orleans with tee name
of the company for which they Intended marked
statement sent 10 Of its contents that may dupli-
cate tie articles.
respectfully request the newspapers give publicity these
Suggestions in consideration OF the objects
THOS. o. MOORE, Governor.
New Orleans Aug. IT, 1851. auIq 2ptf
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, Washington Artillery.

AT meeting of he Washington Artillery held on the ah
inst the following resolutions unanimously adopted
Whereas HENRY D. SEAMAN, an esteemed honorary
member Of the Washington Artillery died in New Orleans on
the 18th day Of August, lS6l--
Resolved That his death We have lost LIBERAL patriotic
and useful member Company good citizen and soldier
an hoest upright man. aeciona with heart and
hand always opon to charity
Resolved That resolutions be spread upon The minutes
and copy transmitted by the Secretary the family Of the
deceased.
-" true copy. r. W. FRAZER,
SET 2pIt Secretary pro tenn.
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T. o. SULLY, Chairman.
o fiji c / a l .

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS J
OF the Consolidated Debt of New Orleans,
New Orleans, Aug. 70, 1861.
GEO l. BRIGHT, Esq, Attorney at Law having been duly
appointed COLLECTOR this Board sitting of the,
9th inst,
Notice hereby given that from and after this date Mr.
GEO. L. BRIGHTis the sole and only authorized person
prosecute demand collect the debts obligations what
kind due the old corporation the several Municipalities
and the city of Lafayette prior the consolidation Of
All previous contracts, agreements with other parties
hereby revoked
80 By order of The Board: ..
au29 2pIm Q. DsRUYS, Secretary.
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au29 2pIn.
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TRIAL or New RIFLED C4SSoN AGAINST THE
ENEMY.-The Portsmouth correspondent Of the
Richmond Examiner gives the following account
of a lively little affair which occurred at the mouth
Of James River on the 3oth nit:
The steam-tug Harmony. Capt. Brown, dropped
down the Elizabeth river during the morning, and
entered the James, not having the fear of Abe's
proclamation before her eyes. She was directly
incharge of that gallant naval commander, Capt
Fairfax. asssted by gunner John Owens and car
penter James Meade, all attached to our navy
yard. Taking position off Pigs Point, one of the
new ri1ed cannon, carrying shell weighing be-
tween bS3 and 6S pounds, was gotten into place,
and its content discharged at the sloop-o Sa-
Fannah, the 24gun ship which lies of Newport
News, to blockade James River. Twenty-Five of
these missiles were hurled defantly at the block
aders and only four of them fell short. Many of
the shots we're liners, several bursting over the
Savannah and others striking her hall. Theopin-
ion Of our people is unanimous that the Federal
vessel sustained some injury, although the enter
prise was undertaken exclusively with view. of
testing the range Of the improved gun. 1T Is the
sanciest affair Of the war, and must have startled
those who received the compliments, Indeed, the
ship opened fire upon the ting but finding that she
was without reach, sent a boat ashore at Newport
News and invoked the assistance of the battery.
1t was readily given, but to no purpose--one shot
passing over the Harmony, and all the others fall
ing short. Il Tt is believed that the Federals fred
one hundred times. III s5s 4,
Al an appropriate condition of this sadventure,
on her return to this port being about three and a
half miles from Old Point two shells were sent to
Gen. Wool, at Old Point, with what effect is not
known.
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SHzsdrieS.

800 bags prime RIO COFFEE.
SO bbls. MESS PORK.
500 terct prime LARD.
50 casks BACON SHOULDERS.
100 tierces SUGAR CURED HAMS.
100 bbls. extra and supertDe FLOUR.
leo kegs SHOT assorted, buck and drop
800 cases sARDINES, half and quarter boxes.
go boxes CASTLE SOAP.
500 boxes Star CANDLES, Il and l6 o.
200 bbls. Recifed WHISKY.
500 bills Refined, Crushed and Powdered SUGARS
lt9 cases OYSTERS and LOBSTERS.
For safety
JOHN T. MOORE Il CO.,
RG'O 2pln Il and % POydras street.
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manufacturer all kinds OF Plain AND Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS, TARPAULTNS etc. Also all kinds of FLAGS and
BANNERS, suitable for companies other purposes With
Fasstas 10 suit Fall and Purchase Ropes Sings etc., fitted
and furnished to order al he shortest notice. BOCKs of all
sizes ready strapped likewise all kinds heavy BLoCKs
SPARS and RIGGING suitable for raising machinery or an,
ether heavy material
have likewise hand ne LOT Of SPRUCE sPARS vhcA
offer for sails Cheap tor Casa.
81 Of he above articles b found Nos IS Canal snd
GFosssnan sreSts NeR 0rieggs.
H. b sail snd Rigging si7 branches and oeat-f
pl9 lySW
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Thursday evening 9Th nst at SIS O'Clock, at Gfeenvila
after long and painful Illness which she bore with Christian
fortsde and resignation, Mrs EMILY R0sELluS wife OF
Christian Roseus.
The friends and acquaInances of the family respectfully
invited attend her unera this evening at O'clock from the
residence OF her daughter 6S Clio street. between Apollo and
BRcchus street, without further notice.
On Monday 18th ut Mt Cotile Parish OF Rapdes, after a
Illness JOSEPHINE aged years. daughter Of joseph
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.1,a sdppeat for SnsaI FIRMS

10 TIE
CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES.
new ORLEANS, Avg. 70, 1871.
Having been appointed by the Secretary War agent TO
collect receive. and purchase small Confederate
States deem ii necessary AMI expedent make the
t&e as generally possible the better secure
work which needs be done quickly. and patriots
Your verunent asks for e aLy thousands Of TRIED guns
thai lie, unaed your houses. Recent experiments have
proven thai Of your fine Double B4rreled Shot Guns
with TIE improved Mimic ball is more than match for the
much talked Of Mimi Nnsket. Then bring them forth and
place hen the aa Of your country liberty that hey
may at once be consecated the noble Christian de-
tense If objection be made sending away your guns aud
be urged that MAY need them home reply is that
lie s1fest way 10 the necessity using al home
70 place them in the hands Of the many
men who are now chatting with anxious desire
OF fire between you and the invading foe II TINS answer be
deemed nconcusive then the reflection h1 those high in a
thority those ii whose Judgment all hive confidence and
wo Is but fair to know we'll necessities both
ut home and borders have after deberation H.
augCraed this movement should guarantee for
the WISDOM utility and patriotism Of the you called
oho perform. Then you desire short war; SPEEDY peace
and an acknowledgment Of ependence our
selves place weapons at the disposal of your
As you desire strike the hearts Of those who
rotng subilg8tion and destruction that
te sE Rife, and The deah dealing Shot Gun which you
Rave hitherto highly priced take part the con
met rendering if pos be victory complete than
their defeat and route he plains Of Manassas
MI instructions contemplate shall send
more popTou regions assistant agents. charged with the duty
OF collecting aud forwarding proper points, all weapons
ihus obtained. Il may we'll state ha any one who
wishes TO do though he by Agent can
eatly facilitate this work by sending any GINS has Or can
command TO my address Of Robert P:ta Ne u Camp
street: New Orleans.
BALLARD s. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Small Arms
for the Coutedsrsts States. aus 2ptf
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a8N3'Gsc Bird.

SUCCESSOR TO SEWEIT. T. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.
Soa. 10 and IL Royal street.
Has In ore large supply of the celebrated CREME De
BOUEY CHAMP AGN E. quarts pnts also brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDSEIGK, PIPER HEIDSEICE, PAR
AESItEE, and other brands of inferior quality. have
large of the best Old Sheries az AONT
LApo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR SHERRIES-lS58- SOUTESIDB MADEIRA Of
direct importation; other Madeas lower grade supero
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ports Of less grade
'he celebrated sAZARAC MISUNDERSTANDING 1795, 1898,
l393 snd 1854 large supply always hand Al grades of
ChARET and WHITE WINES, in glass aud wood WHIs-
EFs-scoch and Irish, Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Wits
Eys. sC0fCH ALE6nd PORTER, in pnts and quarts COR
DlALs etc Ny usual assortment hest WINES which
Will % sold en- SIS eity
AARON BIRD,
ais 2p1y Nos. "a and IL R,rs,s.-o..
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SuppIfes FUT SICK and WaUMUeI SOIHTers,
The Surgeon General Of the Confederate Army has applied
and through to the citizens Louisiana for supplies
OF the following articles for the sick and wounded soldiers viz
Hospital Shirts Bed Linen, Blankets Pocket Handkerchief
Baudages Linen Rags, Corn Starch Gene Rice Flour Ia
poca, Brandy, Whisky, Port Wiue and D4tecng Agents.
have already called heads of families and planters in
another notice supply with blankets and now request
those wishing donate any the articles to send them
agent A. B. James 81 Magazine street. coupacy boxed
bAled with Of contents Il bakes cannot be
had, Bed Comforts be substituted.
tSignedl THOS O. MOORE
NEW ORLEANS August "A, 1861. nu26 2pl2t
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A Card,

Professor Mccarthy Of Magazine and Washington
Streets gives lessons stated hours, in Grammar Rhetoric,
Algebra Geometry. Navigation, Engineering, Gunnery and
Book keeping. H.
Professor Mccarthy lectures classes colleges when
Jloved by the hour, seq Di2t
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Volunteer Relief Committee.

Information having reached this Committee of nnobed
liability that species Of speculation has been attempted with
the tickets held by parties entitled relief by
Committee neceis hereby given that transfer such tick
will be recognized in any manner for any purpose.
JAMES BEGGS.
su20 2ptfr Charm an of Committee