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NJ. ~. LACY e. CO.,
AT CITY AUCTION,
Rooms "a, Main Street.
SELLS TONIGHT.


CHICAGO Il GREAT EA STERN RAILwAY.
1t is said that the sale OF the new
bonds of the Chicago 6 Great Eastern
Railway Co, are being sold rapidly and
satisfactorily in the East, and that
money for the contemplated repairs and
improvements may be depended upon.
It IL the intention OF the Directors to
put the road in thorough and complete
repair, and change the track at Logans-
port from its present route and take 1t
across Eel river at or near the upper
dam. Additional running stock. to &C
commodate the increasing trade. viii also
be procured.
The consolidation of the machine
shops at this point. we understand, is
determined upon and it will be done just
as soon as it can pos sibly be accomp
lished
The road has been divided into two
grand divisions. north and south OF
Logansport, and we are informed that
all the officers OF both divisions will be
removed to Logansport by April.
The intended changes and improve
ments in this road will make it one of
the best in the country, and of incaleu-
liable local advantage to our citizens
Loganspors Journal, Feb 18th.
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Mode, ,aof, Distrib button,

The numbers 'front.' 10 q, 600 viii BE- plaesd in !.
wheel BY the sComnistees Asd drawn eus one hy one
The hrs number drawn viii entte tho holder Of IT,
ticket the corresponding nahsr, 10 ths erre
priEs, as printed in the eatslogus. which Il q ~ =
toe second nurnoor 10 toe sseord priss % -
list and SO on until all tie prizes are drawn. -
lickets can DC procured at The Hotels, Book DING
the fremont Honc Price OF tckses, one dolier ssSA
Sent 70 any part Of the country en- receipt Of pVce
and stamp 70 pay return postage. - -,
Club Rates.-Any party procuring n ei.b Of a..
or more Ia tes for tickets and sending the money for
TIE same, viii De allowed the following comm.sion.
fire tickets 20 one address 81 rs: Ten tiekets d.
81 %; Twenty tickets. do. si9. 90, dc &c
Ia every case send the name of each subscriber
VII. the number Of their ticket, and their postofce
address with town. county, and State IN fuii Money
By Draft, PostofEce Order, Express or Reristered
Letters, may &c sent a: cur risk
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The GRAND REPUBLIC. This sterling
paper, devoted to the interests of Soldiers
and Seamen, and under the auspices of
the Grand Army OF the Republic, is being
introduced into our city. L. ED. DUDLEY,
the travelling agent, was here last week,
and has appointed w. P. WILSON. Esq,
agent in this city, who will receive sub
scriptions and Harvard the names to
Wssh5ngton CSty. It contains 16 pages,
about the size of the Scientific Am erican,
is published weekly and the price is three
dollars year. r&z JT& aTEYs VTAj
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CONSUMPTION Cu.,ofr b, DR.. Schenck's
Medicines.


To CURE CONSUMPTION. the svatem must b
rsp srsd SO that the lungs viii heal To accomplish
Ssis the liver and stomach must first be ceanssd and
IA appetite created for good wholesome food, which,
~ these medicines viii be digested properly, and
rood healthy blood made thus building up the co.,
<sssrtiop SCHENCK'S NAEDRA PILLS cleans
che tom ach of all bilious sceumalations
and. uy using the Sea Weed Tonic in connection, the
appetite restored.
sCHENCK'S PULMoNIc SYRUP is nu;ricous ~
well as medicinal, and by using the three remedies,
all impurities expelled from the system, and good
wholesome blood made, which will repel all diseass
Ii patients will take these medicines according to di-
recons Consumption frequently IN its last stage
Yields readily to their action. Take the pills fire.
ouentiy to cleanse the liver and stomach. II does
not follow that because the bowels not costivs
they not required, for sometime in diarrhsa they
are necessary. The stomach must be kept healthy,
aud an appetite created TO allow the Pulmonic Syrup
TO act on the respiratory organs properly aud aiay
any irritation. Then all that Is required to perform
permanent cure is, to prevent taking cold. Exer-
else about the much as possible, eat all the
richest food-fat meat. game and, in fact, anything
the appetite but be particular and nasticate
we'll. md W. ca mo- ".
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Wonderful but True!

MADAME REMINGTON, the world renowned As
trolosist and Somnambnlstic Ciairvoyant, while in .
clairvoyant state, deneaes the very features of the
person you marry, and by the aid of instru
ment of intense power, known tue Psychomotrope,
guarantees to produce perfect and life-ke picture
of the future husband wife of the applicant with
date of marriage, occupation leading traits of char
act-r &c. This is imposition, as testimonials with
out number By stating place of birth, age,
DISPOSE color of and hair, and enclosing fifty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself,
YOU will receive the picture by mail, together
with desired information.
Address in confidence, MADAME GkRTKCDE REM
1Noros P. o. Box 2s7, West Troy, n. y
t29-6m. Shuts Col
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WAIFs.-Two little boys, on Tuesday
morning last, were found by the police
at the depot on a wood car, one of
whom was about ii and the other IL
y ears Of age. They say they came from
Honey creek, Henry County, Ind, and
were living with Jacob Fry, and that Mr..
F's family being sick, he b Id told them
they must seek a home elsewhere. They
had been brought out West by the
Orphans Benevolent Society of New
York, and NJ. Fry had taken charge Of
them. 1t appears that they left Honey
Creek in '.caboose" of one of the
freight trains. and after arriving at Lo-
gansport, they got out, and the train left
thems The next train happened to be
coming this way. they got on board. and
landed in. Richmond after night, and
were found as above described The
Richmond Benevolent Association, have
taken them in charge. with the view of
procuring them homes, and they are now
at Mrs. Reese's in this city. s
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects of youthful indscreton, WILL for the sake of
Soldering humanity, send free to all who need it, the
receipt and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he cured. Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertisers experience do by address,
ing, 10 perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No Il Chambers St., New York.
July 5. 34-3m.
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S.Lxs- Samiet Cause has sold his double
b. ies house on main strset. near Tenth--ons
half TOT. NJ. Hutton. and the other to samuel
BirdsaAa1-for SO a. zezfEgfrQ
Henry Strickland has sed his dwelling on
South Seventh street, to George Russell. for
$1,000 szsaz .-svea ,e1s-zs9 .s@af.
Jacob Stevens has sold his interest in the sash.
door and blind factory Of Hasecoster & Stevens
to j. n. Hutton & Son.
J. NJ. Hutton sold his brick house on Main
street. near Seventh. to Jacob Stevens for
5000.
Samuel Henley sold store loom in the
Beard s Sinex' property to James Remington.
John X. iliff has sold his property on North
Front street, and purchased the property Of
Samuel Meredith. on N.r.. Franklin street.
for which he paid $4,000 Az 3fNF
Joha T. Thomas has purchased the property
on North Marion street. lately occupisd by VIM.
Show. for So ,325 sCSSEa G6SEE NJ
Sol Horney & Co, have sold the property
lately ocoapksd " rAsu- o. the oornsrsof Fort
wsyae aada Washington, Avenue. to Henry
crivsl Tor $4,000. Mr.. crivel sold the same
property to James G.. Hope, for $45OO- Mr..
Hope j. removing the old building and win erect
on tn sts large and substantial business house.
Edxsrd Beale sold his cottage residence a
Nora EigAsh street. 70 c. W. Fsryuson, fx
zoo Mr.. Ferguson sold the same property
10 William CAIN Jr asaHxs aae ass- ss-
William s. Mount has sold his brick residences
sa EsskA sarses % ". s. Lanthrum sor 81. 500.
Rev. Paul Quinn has exchanged his farm near
Newport to David Bullsrdick for property in
Richmond
For the abo~e notices of Gales, 2e,
We are indebted to C. r. Johnson's
labors-
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.ATCAUTIo'Na

can DOT De personally acquainted Nth TIE eaarses
ter ana Standing OF all nv agen.s, and I thecsfasp
think i proper 70 aavise those wishing ck.s 70 pro-
cure or " from persons shas tbev feel confdenx VA
make Que retnrns Tickets that paid Tor are
re nurnoered. and the gifts delivered 20 he psrsa2
who pay for them. When doubts are entertained a
To the honesty Of agent, it is best to send the
roneT direct TO Send for tickets At once a tte
distribution will positively be made as soon a sbey
are all Sold without regard to date Agents mast
make report every week
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Fommupicstsd.1


Capt. +. w. o. BRAFFET1. whose name i.
announced ~ = candidate for County Auditor subject
to the Union Nominating Convention in Aprn mel
enlisted private soldier 1851 at tie FIRST call of
voluntsers served his country for two years in
the swas and swamps of Missouri and Arkansas his
regiment acting scouts hunting and fighting down
Guerillas and Bushwhackers; stricken down bv dis
ease incident to camp % which scattered bis phys.
ical strength and almost him his e he resigned
his commission As captain, and returned here to his
home, and after much care aud medical aid hi, health
has been restored.
He ia well qualified to discharge the arduous duties
pertaining to the office of County Auditor, being
pract cal Book Keeper and Accountant, and Penman
OF but few equals. At the last two sessions of tho
Indiana House of Representatives. be elected As
sstant Clerk Of that body and for the able manner
he discharged his duties received the thanks of the
use in complimentary resolution.
Having done his duty a soldier, and having done
much work for the Union party, We bespeak for him
your cordial support MANY vorERs
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~ The Mason & Ham i'll Cabinet Orgsns
forty different styles, adapted to sacred and secular
music from $50 TO $500 each. FIFTY-0NE GOLD
or SILVER MEDALS, other first premiums award.
ed them. illustrated Catalogues free. Address MA
son L HAMLIN. BosroS. or MASON BROTHERS.
Nrv Yorx aq-1v. =
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AccIDEST.-On Saturday afternoon last
GAxssr kERRIsa, an apprentice at the Spring
Foundry, whilst working at one Of the Lathss,
got one Of. his arms caught in the cogs about
the wrist which tore GU: hssh and lacsrated it
in . shoe ling manner-leaving pieces of mangled
flesh hanging on the cog wheels! No bones,
however, were broken, and he is doing as well
Is could be expected.
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AN ErFECTUA WORM MEDICINE
BROWNS yERMIFUGE COMFITS.

Or WORM LozESGERs. Much sickness, undoubtedly,
with children and adults attributed other is
occasioned by worms The t.vEKxIFUGE CoMFIrs,
although effectual in destroying worms, can do no
possible injury to the most delicate child. This
valuable combination has been successfully used BY
physicians and found be safe and sure in eradicat
ing worms, so hurtful TO children.
Children having Worms require immediate
attention. As neglect of the trouble often Fro
longed sickness.
Symptoms of Worms in Children are often
overlo oked. Worms in the stomach and bowels cause
Irritation, which be removed only by the Of
sure r.edy. TIE combination of ingredients used in
maxim Brouas Ksrmyuge Commits" is such as to give
the be- It possible effect with safety. $50
CURTIS L BROWN, Proprietors. New York. Sold
all Dealers in Medicines, at IS cts. box.
&C. VI. S. ". p. i Co. e1:.0-l
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HENRY VINCENT, tAe dfstiag1ishsd Eneiish
Orator and RefoFner, will deliver THREE Lee
knS PAulips Hail. % In evuiaesof
L February ~ and 20. and March let,
"Wednesday, Thursday, and Frid.y.)
LIST Lecture: "Ths late great American Con-
aicassd - Fsieads asA Easnass Of A.~iea
il Engiand'
ed Leeaures 9" Oliver Cromwell, as Boy,
student Farmer, Patriot, Member of Parliament,
ooIdiss, AID Uncrownsd King-his life IN exam.
PIE ard . wsrning.n
/ I'd Lecture: Garibaldi. and The ersst Italian
movement for unity and freedom, including personal
impressions Of Mazxini, Count Cavour Victor Imam
usl, and others" ,EE ss8 n5zz SCI
~ Tickets for the course, $3.50 with privilege of
reserved ssats. %a Il sarvs.-
Single Lectures, 50 cents without such privilege
Tckets at Nicholson Brothers BOOKSTORE
Lectures commence at IA clock each evening.
y0rJCE ~ ~
Any soldier widow, disabled soldier Of sbis cisv,
in want of substantial Aid notified to make sppt-
cation 70 the relief committee of Pos, No. l. G. A.
On Tuesdays, at Z O'Clock, A. M.
At the Once Of Maj. JOHN II. Porr, over E.rpssYs
HIST Store. ~ All applications must be made
In person. except in cases Of sickness.
WILLIAM ?, WILSON, Relief
-..4sr J. J. FINNEY, COMMITTEES
7. W. Q: BRAFFETT,
Or. p'HUY.
Richmond. Feb. 2Ist, 1857. Saw
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CARD.-Having sold out my entire
s, ,ock of Jewelry and Watches to Mtssrs.
S BIB a. ANKENY, desire to commend
them to the favor, confidence and patro-
mage of my old customers and the pub
lie, rs workmen and gentlemen every
way worthy aud we'll qualified, and to
thank my old friends and patrons for
their past liberality and for many acts
OF kindness extended to me, boy and
N an. for nearly half a century.
Those OF my old customers, who have
l, 1T time pieces for repairs, are request
g q to call at the old stand and get them,
. nd all Watches. warranted and time not
e xpired will be attended to promptly and
8 satisfactorily by my Successors, Messers.
s ,KfB tSrAyKENY..7szzaasT
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FEBRUARY l

James g. Hope presented petition
p raging that a permit be granted him to
U Sc halfoi the street in front and oppo-
lite to his lot on the South West corner
o Fort Wayne and ashington Ave
ues, which was granted.
The petition of B W. Davis, J. R. Men
d entail, and of 127 others, asking that
the Ordinance prohibiting COWS from
running at large at night be repealed,
was laid on the table. Tgs esszs ~ ..
The petition of Eleanor w. Foulke,
PRAYING that the amount paid over to
the city Treasurer, on the sale of her
cow. be paid TO her, was granted. "A
: TIE petition or James F. Hibberd,
asking that the President and the Score
tary of thelsse Board Of Health be paid
fortheir services acompensation for the
past year, was referred to the Committee
on Claims sss5s KS. saiasss 70 E. ss
| The petition Of the Trustees of Public
! Soho OILS. presented to the Council Dec
4th, 1865, asking the privilege to erect .
j Scho oil house on. the Public Square of
/, this city, was concurred in. p . ga =
Ar. Ordinance was passed empowering
the Board of Police to .ppoint one or
more persons to act as private PATROL
men at the Depot, who are employed by
tie laailrosd Companies. z ESQ
The Clerk was instructed to procure q
n, sw,Record from A. F. Scott IS
The Committee on Ordinances was
in strueted to draught an Ordinance in
re ference to having the sidewalks paved
" .th brick or stone. e4Adjourned.
Board Of Health-lnspecsor.
We are requested by the Board of
B ealsh ~ notify the, citizens that JOHN
| NJ. PAxsoN, the executive officer, is al
r,.ady at work inspecting the city for
8, snitary purposes, requiring the clean
ing up OF all filth of an unhealthy char
acter, and the abatement of all nuisancese
I he people should give him all reason
aole assistance and facilities to put the
ci ty in healthy condition, thereby max
| ing his labor easier, and saving all
tr ouble 70 themselves II All his reason
ahle instructions must be obeyed
| CHkAREsZ Store in town-the~ Cheap
Store" on Fifth Street. one square from
the Depot ~Ess ssFss r.
| CHEAPEST Store in town-the Cheap
Store" Oh Fifth Street, one square from
the Depot
Four pairs of yarn socks for ninety
i've cents, and other things in proper
tion. at the Cheap Store,r on Fifth
l Street, one square from the Depo.
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w. L. FARoUHAR has returned and canl
be found at his old stand, No. 80 Main
Street. where he is always ready 10 re-
ceive goods for anction and attendto a
out door sales in city or countr
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REFER ENcEs.

Ma zen VIM. Grose Col of Int. Rev., Sta District,
Indiana.
Gen l. " Bennett Liberty. Indiana
Col Gran Perry, Ricnma7d, Indiana
Co " W Du4ler. Clerk wavue ca, Court
Co r. % Eator Sfss,usy Cor gscrOxrsstfn6
Ma T. 81. Lac v In2pzcsor- IassTzsl Hessaue.
Aired TaIdge. ASS. A..-..sr, ,s Bss.r.-. r.d;,z.
Mai Z r 4 zsrey. Ricnnpnd, ~Ip6-.
Lewis Bas1 IS Bis d1nd, f1d41 - e I -
A. Gzar x Co. Richmond. Ind
Wiggios & Co. ikic nmona, Ind. 80 7vTz3
Jackson, Swan Duaa. Richmond Iri
G. H--kGIeassai. Az ~ irhm7d, Iads9a suevssF !
GtH< 1An- AcC2asy. In tnnaDoinsE .AS4sseseI axss,
Adassss Aaeo1na1saAsUusss sz szS61 .xaEsaa =
S MiLlEn, Pfoprr,s =.
Ecx. .sx, RicAaond> InA
s.MACT. synerz4 xenr - - = =. =
House Ger. T.fsk2nd 1sesa
~ ,saaa=ssg s-as se3sA - AxA ~
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.
No. 129 Main between 5 x y SITS.
Oils bye Stuff.
Lamp Chimneys.
Brushes.
FlavOIinA Extracts,
Essences,
Cough Medicines,
~ AT KELLY,S DRUG STORE1G
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I
| DIR. VAIL announces himself. in to-
days TELEGRAM as a cadidate for Aud
| itor Of this county Dr.. VAIL has been
! q citizen of this county about twenty.
eight years. and is well and favorably
kno wn to almost every voter in the
county, having enjoyed q large practice
during that period. When the rebellion
first broke out, he gave up lucrative
forac tice and joined the army in the de-
fence of the Government, and served to
the end During his arduous services
he N ct with serious injury, which with
the general breaking down OF his health,
he is now left incapacitated from follow
ing bis profession, and appeals to his
felIo " citizens for the privilege of earn
ing q livelihood in the performance of
the uties Of this Office. That the Doctor
is we II qualified to perform the duties
no or ne will deny, and that he is eminent
" de serving all will admit. While we
do n. st desire to detract from the merits
of an y opposing candidate. We most re-
spect fully urge that the Doctor has made
as 10 lch sacrifice as any other, and is
enltl ed to the grateful support of his
fellow citizens.
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WHISPERS. wHIsKERs j.

Do YOU want Whiskers or Moustaches? Opr Gre
clan Compound will force them to grow on the smooth
est face or chin, hair bald heads, in Six eeks.
Price, $780, Sentby mail anywhere, closely sealed
on receipt of price.
Address. WARNER CO., Box 13S, Brooklyn,
- SLY.
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merchant at Mt. Vernon. Ohio. has bought
and shipped 4O.Oo0 bushels Of dried apples this
season. They have been sent to New York and
Chicago.
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Capital Prize s., GOO Cash!
TuE PUBLIC.

Owing % sAs delay in proclrhe Per u,,sssaa iron
had tmsto disposs Of all TIE Tseksts aieheueA they
have been selling ssrv rspAly. fhsesforo i jnstiee
70 the soldiers. ticket holders and yasf have 80
March 22d, tso., rhenit w Posrr1vxxY IN n Arr.
without further delay. SO
In consequences Of the rapid uannAr in which
Tickets are selling, have been induced TO iuorooae
the number to 5000, Premiums 70 loos2 and ~
the Ca pital Prize 60 200 in Cash Surclv no -.
can object 10 this, tie chances for Premium n
main the same, and the eapital is much nece NH.
able This isthe most liberal distribution Of Prixe,
ever offered 70 the public in small scheme -.
Ihs is no huinbu2, hut truly benevolent eufar.
prise demanding the attention of every man. woman
aud child IN; oagheut the STATE tain plsssprU a
referring the public to he references who ara among
the most respectable, wealthy and influential citizens
in Eastern Indiana.
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wANTED.-Iw wish to rent HsSss with evs cs
"a =. - s ~ Strsst W. H.PA0E.
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And the Law OF Charity and Mercy.
HOWARD ESSAYS. on the Errors, Abuses
Ii and Diseases which form the basis of the Gravest
Malades in the first age OF man, and earfully sap
the vital powers, witt of relief. Sent in
sealed letter envelope fee of charge. Address DR..
J. SKILLIN HOUGHToS, Howard Association. Phil
adelphia. Pa. 473mo.
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Male and Female Agents Wanted in every
Town and County in tho State.
.PRE,aIEMs.TO-AGEx

sfKtsAi as TO rAGENF3 -
One AslerScsn Silver " S.ct worth ESD no v;i, r,
given TO the agent selling TIE rEessuuber of tickets:
One Patent Lever Watch, worth thirty doilars 70 the
Agent sellise ~ next srresrn ph
Album, wsaA SSeusydcdars 70 ths Azent sesiinr he
third iarEes: number.
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Satuvdsy aislk, rs. 23d, 81 ScSssk, :
For the purpose of organizing . co.oPers-
tive Grocery and Provision Store u he
Cify-of RicAnenAs Lad. TsTy1 - !
The objects OF this association are TO
establish CO operative Store. the CAPT
tai stock TO be raised in Shares OF ave
dollars each-number OF shares not
limited. Any person owning share
becomes . member OF the association.
and is entitled to purchase goods ut cost,
or as near that as Board of Directors,
elected by the Stockholders, shall deem
expedient for the best interests of the
Association. -~v~4~vzxx xh
After paying the necessary expenses
of the Store dividend viii be declared
annually among the Stockholders. in
proportion to the amount of Stock
owned individually.
All are cordially invited to attend who
may feel an interest in such an enter
prise.
On behalf of the Committee.
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6o.axD.--Vestal's Grocery n Cam
bridge City, was robbed on Thursday
NIGHT last. and some two hundred dol
lars worth of groceries were taken. No
clue. As vet, to the parties committing
the decd
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CARE and trouble are like the cow-pox aud
small-pox We must take tAs former to guard
ourselves 3 easast the hitter. 9 XC@31