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First National Bank.

At an election for officers for the en-
suing year for this Bank. held in this
CITY. on the 10th inst, the old Board was
re elected. as follows:
Isaac F. Evans. James Vanuxem. jr
John W Grubbs, J. III Norman, Joshua
Holland. f. W. Warrington, VIM S
Reid, \ T. Scott, and Jas E Reeves.
james Z Reeves, was re elected Presi-
dent. and Thomas G. Warrington, Cash
Ter
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Library Association.-The following
gentlemen were elected officers of this
Association for the present year, at the
meeting last Monday evening week:
Timothy Nicholson.
Vice President-Isaac kinley.
Rec. ecretary-George Cole.
Cor Sceretary-Je sse :. Wilson.
Treasurer. W Plummer.
Board of Directors, including the of
fiCcrs above MANNED:
Jesse H Brown, DR.. T. H Davis, D.
II Swain, John Nicholson. DR.. Nkersey,
Hiram Hadley
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Election of Officers for Mechanics Fire

Company.-At an election of the Me
clianics' Fire Company, of this city, held
at their hall, on Monday evening, Janua-
ry 9th, 1863, the following gentlemen
were elected to the offices named:
President-Samuel Conklin.
Vice Presidential. A. Jones.
Secretary-Robt Knollenberg.
Trcasurer-Thomas j Newly
LIST Director of Engine-I. G.. Dougan.
ID do do Charles Sinex.
Ist Director of Uosc-Eiiiah Lawton.
2d do do Warren Ferris.
lst Engineer-W Wilson Hollopeter.
2d do j. NJ. Gaar.
3D. do Ed. \. Jones.
4th do irwin Brown.
9th do James Rattray.
lst Fireman-Wm. McCollom.
"a do G. G.. Stevenson
Sd = do c. + Lewis.
4th do Sol. Kline
9th do Geo. Parry.
Pipemen-S. b. Garry and Ben. Starr.
Standing Committee-Ed. A. Jones, j.
VI Gaar | G. DOuran
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LiGHT.-Messrs. Ridge Il Co. pre-.
scented us with two OF their patent Cos.
Oil Lamp Burners, and we have trie
and proved their superior qualities ef
fectually The Hinge Burner" is vcr
handy-no necessity to take off th
chimney 10 pour in the oil, and no dan
ger in supplying the lamp with oil whils'
the wick is burning-all you have goi
to do is to throw back the hinge and f.
up the lamp through an orifce diScor
nected with the wick, and then put -
back again
The Light House Burner" is I'll
"'UREKA" of inventions-it saves ono
,hird Of the Oil used by the commor
burner, and is a beautiful ornament e.,
the lamp, and reflects its light just where
tits needed-for reading. sewing, and -.
the supper table Mr.. Ridges invention n
invaluable. They also sell a superi,s,
article Of Coal Oil, cheaper than can D.,
had at any other establishment in tho
city, No. $, Main ST.
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The Meeting will be held
in Starr Hall, at 2 o'clk, pm.

Ig- We learn that new "Friend $
Ncetng' { Orthodox J has been estab-
lished in the regular order of the Socic
", South Of Main street in this city,
composed of Friends, principally re
siding IN that part Of the city, and OF
some in the country West OF the city.
The meeting house built by the German
Methodists on the South West corner OF
Marion and Market streets, has been
rented for nine NOTWITHSTANDING which
time it is intended TO build n new meeting
house on South Fifth street.
Meetings for worship will be held reg
ularlv on Fifth day { Thursday, J of
each week ut 10 a. VI and on each Sab
bath at 10! \ NJ, AMI !. I. NJ which
are open to al our citizens who desire to
attend.
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WAYNE County Agricultural Society

At the regular meeting of the Wayne
County Agricultural Society, held at the
Hall of Engine No. 1, in the city of
Richmond, Nov. II, 1864, the following
proceedings were had:
w. L. Dennis offered a resolution
which was adopted as follows:
RESOLVED, That the President, Treasu-
rer and Secretary elected for the ensuing
year, be n committee to ascertain and
report what amount of Damage the So
cicty has sustained by the failure to fl
up the ground and furnish it in as good
order as they were before being occupied
by the troops, and to make out and pre-
sent to the proper authorities, bill for
the same
The Committee on the nomination of
officers made the following report;
For President-J. NJ. Gaar.
Vice Presidcnt-B. l.. Harris.
Sup't-J. Z. Smith.
Sec'y-E. III. Dennis.
Treas A. +. Scott
nrRECToRS
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CoNGREss has appropriated 800, DOC
Acres Of land, to establish an Indus
trial College in our State. The annual
increase of the funds arising from the
sale Of these lands, is estimated TO exceed
$4,000.
Our Legislature is now acting upon
this most important subject, and our
Representatives urge us to take prompt
and efficient measures. by which we may
induce the Legislature to locate the
college in Wayne County. An enthusi-
astic preliminary meeting was held in
Richmond on the 10th inst. and was adj
dressed by MAJOR KINLEY, JOHN YARYAN,
mttce was appointed to issue call for
Mass Meeting next Saturday, to con
slider this very important subject, and
devise means to secure so rich prize.
Our Representatives are expected to
address the meeting. Other distinguish
cd speakers are also expected to be pres
ent
OF all classes, Farmers and Mechanics
will be most benefited by such an insti-
tuition.
Come One! Come All! that we may
hear, then judge, then plan, and thus act
What we do we must do quickly or it
will be too late, rs bill will pass the
Legislature locating the College in some
other part of the State.
A small town of Mass. has offered
S15, 900 to secure the location Of a similar
Institution, and a single citizen of Rich
mond has recently donated 100000 for
educational purposes.
What may not Wayne County do to Sc
cure such an incstimable blessing rs will
bc All Industrial College, in our midst,
with an annual income Of $4,000?
Let us so act, as to have no cause to
rcproach ourselves for a neglect of duty,
and n want of sufficient enterprise and
liberality to promote our best interests!
y T.
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L. Better sloighing than now has
not occurred here for years past, and the
constant juggling of merry bells" day
and night, show forth the fact that our
people arc determined not to let slip the
present slippery opportunity of enjoying
themselves.
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L>~ The advantage of the short Chin
ney Of Mcssrs. Ridge & Co, owe. the long,
will speak for itself after trial, in the
superiority of the former over the latter,
being less liable to break, and they can
be so easily cleaned.
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SUPERIOR REMEDY.

A SUPERIOR EEMEDY.-We can c1nsrieu-
tor1sfv recon mend 10 those suffering from distress
Ing cough Or. Stricklands Melliau0us Cough Bzlsaua
II gives relief almost instantaneous, and l. wFhal not
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relief from most distressing cough. 1t prepared
bv Dr. Strickland. No. s. East Fourih-st. CINEMA
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to those wanting Stoves, Tin, Brass, Cop
per and Shcet-irou Wares, not met with
every day, only there, in the superior
articles they have for sale, and the small
profits they ask on their Stoves, &c, il
exchange for cash. Give them call.
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Rail Road Notice.

~ Office is hereby given that a meeting Of the
Stock Holders, Of the Cincinnati and Fort WAYNE
Railroad Company will t. held the Office Of said
Company in Winchester, Randolph County Ind on
the 10Th day Of February. 1855 At II O'Clock NJ Of
said dav said ting viii be held for the purpose Of
electnC nine Directors for SAID road fer the ensuing
IND such other business properly CONS
before it. BY order Of \ AckEw, President
c. :. GOopKIcu. Secretary.
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( CoSTISU ED. }

I.- On yesterday, we met Capt.
JUsrIcE WRIGHT, Co. |, I24th Ind. on
the street He looks as though he was
in excellent health He informed us
that he would start for his Regt, which
is now at Chattanooga, on yesterday
evening
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r,'- In directing letters to the soldiers,
be careful to get the No. Of the Corps
and Regiment right, and then, wherever
Il is, the letter will be sure to reach its
destination, whatever else may be in
scribed on it's back
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Notice.

OFFICE or TIE GIN. / CHICAGO All LINE r. R. Coz
Richmond. Ind December 18th. 1854
vUN HI annual meeting Of the Stockholders of the
u Cincinnati Chicago Air Line Railroad Comp
any, for the election Of Directors and the Transaction
OF such other business may before IT. will tie
held at the Companys Office. in the City OF Richmond
Wayne County, Indians, THURSDAY, J4nurv 10th.
1853. The poll viii b. open-i 10 o'clock A. NJ,
and close at o'clock p. NJ
Dec. IT-t-m. A. TENNEY Sew
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Tribune A'manac.-The publishers of this
celent annual work. have placed us under obligations by
sending copy. Ii should be in the posses ZION of all
who desire to keep posted in the political condition Of the
country, &c. Price 20 cents for the 1865 Almanac
They can be bad al our city bookstores
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X Gas Fixtures, of the latest styles and
patterns put up promptly BY the proprietor Of
the Gas Works. James NJ. Starr. Flre-Brics,
Coke and Coal Tar Tor sale. Orders received at
the Office one door west of Emswiler & Co.'S
and promptly attended TO.
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Flax Straw-FIax Cotton.

A company from New York, has pur-
chased the Paper Mill Of Timothy This
tlcthwaitc, in the vicinity Of this city,
with the view OF manufacturing Flax
Cotton from Flax Straw, and are now
prepared to purchase any quantity Of
the latter article at their establishment
They are paying, we learn, six dollars
per ton for Flax straw, delivered. See
their advertisement in another column
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Thc train on
the Central, that left Columbus Yesterday
for indianapolis, met with serious &C
cidcnt, about ID miles east Of Piqua.-
The ladies car, in rounding a curve, was
thrown from the track, and precepitated
down an embarkmcnt. Being filed with
passengers, about forty of whom were
more or less woundcd-no one killed
outright, but several are so severely
injured that their lives arc dcspaired of
Two or three of the wounded passengers,
are relatives of Mr. +. Hurst, Of this city,
now ut his house
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I<s- Do not fail to 90 to the Bee
Hive" Store of d b. Crawford, No 26,
for any thing you may need in the Dry
Goods line-especially Furs, Carpets and
Shoes. Bargains can always be had
there-go and try.
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On n IcvcI.-Saint AMI sinner arr on level
nov th,t the sidewalks arr so icy-both stand on
slippery pl,cs>" aud hence the hes; and safest walk
-. Is ~, found tie middle Of the streets The
. Of spriukl,ng with ashes, i not only eonsidered
religious and humane duty by pedestrians, but an
cvpodent that every right thinking property -ho'dsr
should forthwith adcp, in from; Of his premises he
desires 10 do right. and il aecorianeo with Tie gold
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r. Lieut. r. Is. COMFY, Go. Il. 10th
Ind. son OF our fellow ci.izen }. }.
Conley we are glad to learn, has been
exchanged, and is now ut home. lie was
taken prisoner in one OF the battles OF
the Wilderness and it was reported here
that Ire had been killed.
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Blow Jp.-one OF the steam Flsxseed Nel
Heaters, at ii. Spring Grove OIL Mil, blew up lass
week-doinz nc d.maer, however, only to this on.
heater.
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re- Hon. EDWARD EvARETT, dial
very suddenly at Boston, Mass. on SUI
day last, in the fist year OF his age.
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Co-Partnership Notice.

nOCTORS V. KS. III. kERSEY. hare formed
IL partnership IN the practice OF Medicine and
Surgery. Residence Of the former North 7th street:
East side. between Main and Broadway Of the lat
ter, \. Z. Corner CT Market and Nashin-.on-.t
Ofce on Main street South side, between Pearl and
Marion, over G. ". Barnes and Cos. grocery.
Office hours from to 5. A. NJ
20 and from 70 :, ?. NJ.
Richmond, January Ist, 1855. If
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rs- Capt. W. Chan Jet'er1s' on ina. ,A'-ii!
has been honoraby discharged from The service, 10
consequence Of wounds received N action
Ec- Capt. James Conner, q the l2hh' hss oeea
dishonorabIv discharged from the ser-lce.
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DIRECTION,

XNECUTiVE COMMITTEE.
j. NJ Gaar, Il. Baldridge,
W. IL Bennett. Il. L. Harris,
Wilson Jones.
The above named officers were declar-
cd duly elected for the year 1865. AL
journed to lst Saturday in February
L II DENNIS, Scc'y
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TIL e B e S r ,

Stock Of Ladies and Childrens Shoes in the city,
at AcMEAN@ & BRo., as No. ST Main-st., and you
want to be convinced call and see. If you need a
nice Hat, Cap or Pair Of Boots, they have it.
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A Rtwsof- John A. BRTpGLASD
JAMES e. Rsrx. Ia c. 1Avso~
RAWSON, BRIDGLANO & CO.,
General Commission MERCHANTS;
No. FL. Broad Street. NEW YORK.

REFERES NOES:
Aessrs. David Bows Co, Ser York
Gilbert, 0gborn 4 Co. CINCINNATI
Gregg Hughes, Chicago
J b. AkIander Co, ST Loui.
Win.lo-, Lsnie- 4 Co Banss-s View York
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Y. B. Curtis ESQ, Ca-h'r FIRST Nat Bank Peoria, III
y L Eeevess Esq. Pres. first Vat BIZ Richmond Ia
v n n Morris, Isl, fndsznsp-ii., Ind
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PETER CRcoKfR. Benz CROKER
CROKER & CO.,
South side of Main street. one square East of
Meredith House.
RICHMOND. IND.

NJ anuf.cuture all kinds Of Carriages. BuCgie.,
W >ulkies. Express and PesilIrg Wagons, &c, &c.
We have on hand fine assortment Of work IN
tne- and furnish order short notice. almost
rant . be made Of the best material and by careful and
exIsnenced workmen The public invited 70 cak
and examine their stock md prices.
Particular attention paid - repairing.
Jan. 20. 1854
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EMPLOYMENT.

&@< AM0sTH--Agents wanted 10 sell Sew
= - ing Machines We will give commission
ali machine sold or employ agents who siil ~ork
for tho above wages and all expenses psii Address
d. b. HEEEISToS Co, d .troi; Mich. s35s
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SOLDIERS.

You ought not 20 lie ithont such valuable
medicines. The Cincinnati National [ mon, Of April
Path say that Thousands Of soldiers iavs been
saved bF the q trckiaud's AnC h0Ier1 Mixture.
For sale By Dauggists at so cents per bottle
EF- FIR sale at FunnDer keliy's; Ssmpson
Ross and at E. Potts = Sons, Richmond, Ind.