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Good sleighing in Belfast, Me-, the I'd.
Oppressive heat is felt in New Orleans.

Good sleighing in Belfast, Me-. the I'd.
/ Oppressive heat is felt in New Orleans.
4 A Jewish College is proposed in New York.
Navigation sopen from Detroit to Cleveland.
The crops in Texas are looking remarkably
WELL zligHz 55{9 ,D.s8 .9ass. = 81 III
1850 emigrants landed at Castle Garden
last month. z@et g 70 y II IT
French Canadians are coming South in great
numbers.
Schuyler Colfax lectures during the recess OF
Congress. % i'll - fae
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe has recently
beea in Macon, GA. aF 7zf5a
Severe weather in Alabama has checked tho
plantations. iAaA
A French Railway Company is getting two
San Francisco sends $4,000 to help the
hungry poor in the South.
Rosa Bonheur's Horse Fair" is sold to A. r..
Stewart for $4,000. 9ea
There is a colored theological school. with
thirty scholars, in Augusta Ga.
1t is proposed to build eight school houses in
Chicago. costing 1915 900.
The order for the registration of voters was
issued last week in Louisiana F.s
Georgia papers say the wheat GRIP in that
State was never more promising. e
A Cotton Manufacturing Co., in Claiborne.
La. has $4,000 capital subscribed.
piece of anthracite coal weighing six tons
is going to the Paris exposition.
A steam whaler, the Pioneer, the first ever
built, has left New London for Greenland.
YELLOW FEVER is prevailing in Panama.
though it is Ute npted to conceal the fact There
u none at Aspinwall nor on the vessels in the
bay. 9s 1as 2.s. i 15Hs
Late news from Mont.na says mining opere
Tons tins season well be very much extended
and the estimated yisld Of precious metal is
The Pos:-office Department has decided to
give up the system of contracts for CARRYING the
mad aud to hayeit carried by weight, on the
The New York Annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church was opened on
the morning Of the 81 inst in the Bedford
Street Church. New York city. nsss 65sa
Capt. John Powell Of brooklyn, is building
vessel % feet long, to Be propelled By four
sails arranged like the sails Of windmill, in
which he intends to cross tho Atlantic.
/ nan died in East Douglas, Mass, last
week, who had besn grinder as An axe factory
for fourteen years, and post mortem examina.
ton showed that his lungs were full Of dust
from the grindstone.
A youth 1t Madison, Florida, had his Ace
slapped BY an irritated teacher. Z The young
man went out, got = revolver, made his priacpa.
drop on his knees end beg pardon for the
ohenss. 49, ee,es ads
4 Dennis Simmons, . school teacher in Bluff
ton, was recently tried and sequitted on .
charge oftoo severely Jogging Bobby johnson.
II vas proved on trial that Bobby got no more
thsn was wholesome for him.
a Worlds special sAJs;-Ths allotment of
Chief Justice Chase By the SnPssne Court to
The Virginia Circuit in pursuance Of the act OF
Congress providing new allotment. it Is thos
here must lead 70 the trial of JEFF. Darts.
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TnussnAyAn,i' q 1a6'

TnussnAr. April a5, 1857.
FLoUR-The market Is arm. We oueee
Sprias " heat supesfne.A, SO 239 10 so md
Winter Do. aIEl IL IoSl2 % E1sras arc hid
Al IL 259l2 Go for Spring and Winter and
family At SIT 5osi4 IS Rye Floor u steady
and arm II 81 SO.
WHEAT-The marketis firm. Ne Rcd
Winter is held u 81 9ots3 10 No. - zoe
ass. and Extra 81 9c@2 o. No. 2 Spring
81 65@2 Is.
f-Co aN-The marke, closed firm. Ear SOC :.
SIC and shcfed SO.
o4fs--The market closed buoy.nt @e4 :
65c. for No. I. s.
RYE-A hrm narkst- 81 659l ~ for
BARLEY-Choce Fall 81 &oe1 50, ord
choice Spring SSRi So $3.50 -
fa PROVISiONS--The market was generally
| firm COR all kinds. -
MESS PoRK-$32 90. -assss s54aa-a3ss q 4
| BULK MEATS-Firm At SAC. l0i4c. sd
uIsc. - e ssaa
LARD-leI @1e,sc.
BuTTER--Markes dSm, 25a2S.
/ EGGS-l9sa3. s IS IS So 81
CHEESE--Fism It l6le clio - ~ Easa
t. COrTON-The market was quiet, but frup,
middling 25c.
VH1SKY--Firrn at &c.
Tae~ssat ersp seoks aessssy well IN tAis Eskss=~
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n sss Hayor aHd Csasasss Csarz Of IT. cs.y Fl Flea
saoai:
GEsTLExEs The CoAinis1se of Wars and Means
whose dny it is examine the ieckets q the Mayor
hare attended the matter, and have settled the &c
ccants of the late Mayor Fasey uisa the eatfaS
OF said estate and herewith file the receipt Of the City
Treasurer for 81 a2s IN fall of the amount found
50 be due frm tie State of said De sor.
We nave also rxa.-ined tss rreas1rers Special re
rors. refezr-d your iss. meeting, found an
Of s19 b. which he has corrected and we here
with return said report corrected by said Treasurer
iour cerruaistee have also examined the City Audi
tors and Treasurrrs annual reports, both OF which
believe correct. Or reference to the II
viii be seen that there tandng bonds amount
ing to ST. $780, from which aer deducsing IS. Jos es
cash in Trsasurs, and also the further Of about
81 o5o which conf ently be ieve will be realized
from DELINQUENT taxes delinquent street tax rents
due. mount due IN CITY let, and fines assessed and
stayed and not yet collected, would reduce the city
debt to ahont so5, Soc be by taxation other
wise. of this about Sei,oeo will have TO b.
provided before ans thing be neatized from the
duplicate Of 1851, (which Includes expenses
Police, Board oil Health. Gas, Fare Department, AM
iusar
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Mayo11s Rehabilitation.
CITY BCrIoM, 40

THE voters of the City Of Richmond, Indiana,
- are hereby nois6ed shat An slec6ens sntbe held
on the nrst Tuesday the seventh day of May, 1857.
in each OF the several Wards Of City at the
lowing places, to-wit: sss# sss y E
A. No. Eneiae House in the First Ward.
Ie4a :ayII. fs
And at the sSsath.east cosHess of Aain snd Fiqh
Sta, in the Feus m WarI for mayor, eSU 49, -
Sces"r Treasurer and Marshal Of said City, and for
two Cosncilmen from each Ward Of said Cfsy - g p
And at this same time will h>sub nitted to the
ters of said Chy, the proposition to create new and
additional Ward in ad City, - be called he Fifth
Ward. described and bounded follows:
BEGINNING IN the center of Main Strest, or tho Ma
toua Rosd, ut point where Seventh Street crussss
sAid Main Street. thence North siong the ceptee pf
Seventh Street snd the center Of the KTchM0nd ma
New Port Turnpike Road to tho North lins Of IT,
Corporation, thence East with the North line Of ths
Sesath aone the East line Of the City to the South
side of the Richmond and Miami Railroad ehsnee
Hast with said road to point where Sixtsenth Street
extended would inte1Aect sra Rod. iAanoe South
along the cen1ss Of said Street. when laid out the
center 81 the National Road or Nain StEnst theacs
senG the sent1s Of esia rcd Stfees West 70 th
place Of beginning. -
The ballot 81 those n favor Of the errason Of sai
Rew and additional Wasd, shall have sks vosd thereon
Yes, ssd those opposed, the word No."
z~,54 In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
EsRAL.I set my hnna an1 II x14t The corpor-
81 - seafcf SAID city this I'D dAy 81
II a. April, 1857.
LEWIS D. sTUBR6v Msyor.
iAftess: p. r. KIRn, City Clerk.
) Apns1b isoz-@4.sa eli sbs5assz III ffz7 Sass
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NEW STONE SHOP.

SuVHE vsdersienel, has eomu1cncsd the buisaass q
j Cutting, the s. E. Corner Of Market and
WAashiA0tpn.sta John Rcttcrsoa's Ald s&sad,l esd
Stone or Free.StOne. Window Caps; Day.
ton Lime-Sione. Steps. SiAs sd ssriaG
He WILL also, make to order Tomb stones and
Monuments. of ytAe bast Of Itsaia4. sRsADssicaD
0arbls, may desired.
He SELECTS patronage, and insures satisfaction.
99zf CHARLES HARERKERN.
Richmond, April Is, 1857. 3naL
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w I'LL be sold the premises Of shc u3crsianed
w (the old Stokes Farml twe-and- - half miles
West OF Ric3nord, 90 Saturday. Nay Ah, 1857; 10
following personal property, 10 Wit: Two Hor.es two
Cows snd ys1siing Calf-she Cows viii be fresh N =
. short time Hogs. Sheep tuo~hoise Wagon
and Spring Wagon. Harness, Flows, Rarrows ard
other Farming implements; alt my Hoose aud Kitchen
Furniturc, and other articles not ucccSsxsy to
userate. 4TFs sz5s ss@ae 8, Fsee.
Tssxs.-Eight months credit given an sums
Five Dollars, with approved security, under that
Cash. Sa1 - csssmeueo selOS 'cfsck, Az
FsE JOHN H. vANNEAlAN
. ". h. + ARQuHAn, Auctioneer.- -
April ga, 1857. 5wS.
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ASexplosion IN the Clover. Hill coal pits
Chesterfield Co. occurred on the Sd /; twenty
five white and coloIed miners we're killed Tie
pits to-day are burning, bat the shafts were
closed to extinguish the FIRE, so the bodies can
not be recovered.
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II The Grand Gift Concert will take
place at Phillips Hall, May LIST, 1867. A
dramatical entertainment will be given
by Ladies' and Gentlemen of Richmond.
Tickets will be for sale at g.. C.. Wales
Hat Store, Estell 4 Bros. Jcwelry Store,
Mr.. Avery's Drugstore, Maj. NJ. NJ.
Lacey's Auction Store, and Potts d Bros.
Drugstore, until the evening Of the en-
tertainment.
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Nor ALL CoTToN.-The Southern Gull
tivator (Ga.,) advises its readers to be
careful in planting corn, potatoes and
other summer crops ample for farm o..
home consumption, and not to depend
wholly or mainly on cotton and sugar,
as has been too often the practice in that
region. 1t advises also. = more general
cultivation of wheat, TINS obviatiEg the
necessity of relying upon the West for
the article of flour. While the domestic
tax on cotton remains.a greater diversity
of cropping is deemed essential to sue
cessful farming in the South. saea
Galveston physicians publish SEIZED
| ule of fees in the local papers. A dia-
gnosis is put down at ten dollars; an
| opinion involving a question of law,
| twenty five to a hundred dollars, and
treatment of yellow fever or small pox,
One hundred and fifty barrels of coal
! oil, on board two ears on the PenmsyIva-
MIA railroad. caught fire near aPhiladei
phia, on the 4th. The heat OF the flames
burn ed The sleepers ndtwisted the rails
| on the track for more than one hundred
/ yards. aaS8 ssfs % eastsgaa 1888
ApvKKr1sIISG- young man adver-
tised for wife, and received eighteen
! hundred answers from husbands, saving
/ he could have theirs. THIS shows tie
virtue of Advertising. 49, :
a CURIoUs HEIFkR Air. John Stoker,
near Oakland Mills. Nicholas county,.
Ky, has q shree-year old virgin better
that is giving two gallons of milk per
/ day. The calf was raised in the ward,
and WAS brought up to milk by being
continually fondled by the children, at
| first giving but small quantity, which
gradually increased till she now gives
I gallons per day. SIS s1 6s -
Great alarm exists in New Orleans. from The
bad condition efthe Mississippi levees -.s@
+ The Daily Republican, Radical organ, has
Commenced publication in New Orleans.
Five women are editors in Iowa.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CINCINNATI, -
The greatest lconflsgration since the
burning of Pixies Opera House, took
place in Cincinnati on the 11th instant
The extensive distillery of Foote, Nash
& Co, was entirely destroyed and many
other adjacent buildings were seriously
damaged The total loss is estimated
at three hundred thousand dollars, two
hundred and fifty thousand of which
falls on Eoote, Nash & Co. They are
insured to the amount of one hundred
and forty-six thousand dollars.
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city Of Richmond, Auditors Office.

To the Mayor and Coanon Council Of the City CT
Richmond The undersigned, City Auditor asks leave
To report the Receipts of Treasurer, and Orders and
Bonds issued BY him from date Of the late report Dec.
81, 1865, up to AFcil 30, 1861.
TREASURES. RECEIPTS. 4
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LIABILITIES OF THE CITY:
A Doctor as is a Doctor.

A self sufficient humbug, took up the
profession of a physician, and pretended
to the knowledge of the art, ! was once
called to visit man who was afflicted
with apoplexy. Bogus gazed long and
hard, felt his pulse, and finally gave vent
to the following sublime opinion sis
Il think he's a gone feller.isa1f @az+ss
NO, nor exclaimed the esorroWful
wife do not say that. II &. Ges t5@s
Yes, returned Bogus. lifting up his hat
and eyes heavenward at tie same time.
yes l do say so : there amt no hope
not the least mite He's got an attack of
hihil fit in his lost frontis--' <. d.
Where J. cried the startled wife, p
in his lost fronts; and can't be cured
without some trouble and good deal of
pain. You see his whole planetary sys-
tenn is deranged.
Fustly, his voxpopuli is pressing on
his advalorem. aHfe
Secondly, his cutacarpal causaneous
has swelled considerably, if not more.
Thirdly, and lastly, his ribs are in
a concussed state, and lie hain't got
any money, consequently he is bound to
die eg
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DIED In Ills ciiy. wednesday morning. lit
last. Mrs. MAgY SANDERS, aged = years.
On "Wednesday, issh iast, Anna WILLIAMSON,
the - year Of her age. 81 Sc q aa sss 50
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We are informed that a young lady
residing in Richland county, Wis, is the
possessor of a thick and promising
beard. IT made its appearance about
four months ago. and has already attain
ed the length Of two inches The young
lady will undoubtedly excite the envy Of
all the heardless youths in the country.
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8 The following story from the Gncin-
natl Commercial, is well worthy of re-
production and careful persual "Some
antiquarian has overloaded the files of a
paper published in New York City, sixty
five years ago, and finds in it the same
cant about the Constitution being ruined
and liberty on the eve of taking her final
departure fro u these shores, that pre-
walls to-day among Democratic and Sc
cession newspapers. The Constitution
and freedom survived, however, and will
live long after the present generation of
mourners shall have been gathered to
their fathers. 1t is not likely to serious
ly hurt either the Constitution or liberty
if we enlarge the area Of human rights
and political privileges, even ii it has to
j be done with pretty strong hand"
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T1e~asaS essP sooks uaosa Ny well ~ tAso F1seo
and shese a fine psenpec< Cor An abaodans crop Of
fruit of every kind.-sL Liberty Herald
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A REMARkABLE YEAR.-The year 1857
will be a very eyentful one to every maid
en- who gets married. Throughout the
course of the whole year, whenever the
moon wanes the nights will grow dark.
Whoever is in love this year viii think
his sweetheart an angel Whoever gets
married viii find out whether it is true.
If a young lady happens to blush, she
will look red in the face If she dreams
of Young man three nights in success
sion, it IS sign of something. II any
body jumps overheard without knowing
how to swim, i. is two~to~ one he gets
drowned If any one lends an umbrella
it is ten to one he is obliged to go home
In the rain for his pains. &c. 80 90
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USES OF ADvERsITY.-You wear out
your old clothes.
You are not troubled with many visi-
tors
You are exonerated from making calls.
Bores do not bore you.
Sponges do not haunt your table.
Itinerant bands do not play opposite
your window. p ~
You avoid the nuisance Of serving on
j1ries. J" 4f"@ -35s ~
No one thinks of presenting you with
a testimonial.
No tradesman irritates you by asking
is there any little article, to day, STRIP
Begging letter writer's leave you alone
Impostors know it is useless to bleed
you. -
You practice temperance. -Esfs2es 81 :
You swallow infinitely less poison than
others. +3s asa" 9+-z1 >.
You are saved many a debt, many a
deception, many a headache. es.1 ~
And, lastly, if You have true friend
in the world, you are sure. in very
short space of time to learn it - SUES
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Sd Caisin W. Thomas was, on Saturday, uomiaatei
aad confirmed as Postmaster at this place. Mr..
Thomas is : Repabliean, and he vas nominated be-
cause The President saw the Senate determined
have lis choice IN this ease. Aside from this, Nr.
Thomas has the cAracitT to FL the osiee we'll He i
Al active and experienced business man, and as be
cannot be removed without the Of the Senate
be has The indncenent to exert himself to make the
olEce what e interests Of the public require--c
Gazette, April "a.
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, NATIONAL lFREExAs son, "-Pn biished
in. the City of New York, is one of the
best and most acceptable exchanges we
) receive, and every brother who can af-
ford it, should subscribe for it. Its
terms are 81 per year, or. ut that rate
for any time subscribed for. Bro. W,
w. Austin, is the Agent in this city. A
srecimen copy can be seen at this office.
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orEsxD THE BALL.-ws announced lastwee that
we had seen a letter from Hon. George W. Julian,
which minated that he would be candidate for
Congress- in the new Fourth District. Since then we
learn that Mr. Julian has cemnenced csnvsssing that
District. We think Mr.. J allan afford to ask the
people OF that district for their suifr indeed we
believe ii is right that he should do so. The pot-
clans south eff Wayne were anxious to get him down
there, especially Rennet, and would rot be s1r-
1. prised if a majority of the Republicans
were NOT equally anxious TO send him to Congress.
We for George W. Julian for Congress IN the xsh
District indeed, do not know of any in that
district tina. we would prefer to him Randolph
e Journal. e t4
Precisely SC bat friend of the Jenraa, Should
have woven into the above the High faiutea' para
graph he copies in another part Of his TO sene-
ate the showing power" OF his favoris candidate for
the 4sh district, describing it "prodgiousiy pro-
life powerfully absoroAnt and profound cemoana-
tons of mstter into weird fantastic and heseregeae-
ous shapes of maerialistc eYapoEAtsons This would
have iven the finishing touch his recemn
and made the people ssa more anxious to send him
to Congress-. sIH ~ n9In8s5Ea a.ss Ha i
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Treasurer,s Office, Richmond, Ind,
= - April s)th 1867

To the Mayor and Common Council of the City Of
Richmond: The undersigned City Treasurer asks
leave report the Receipts and Expenditures of the
City of Richmond, from the date of last report Dec
81, 1865, TO April 80, 1867 Also, the Assets and
Liabilities of the City,:
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Gen. T. W. Bennett, Of this place. has purchased
sle corner property of Mr.. b. L.. Goodwin, who has
removed to Warsaw, Ind. General Bennett intends
erecting building the ground With four busi-
ness rooms and large raelic hail. God speed the en-
Han is just the thing need.-tLaberty
HeraldsT&n kt@fs = @sf@ ss@@ -@#t 4-s4 @as p
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he Northern $ ses sa@re universal sufrr, does not
! exist. When Ne Opsress of Tho natoa has given
suffrage to the eelorA men Of the plantations,
not be refused tAfar better educated AMI mose in
te!iigent Qlore6 meW Of the Northern States When
the Representatives. Of the Northern States have BY
their voteS conferred suffrage upoa the colored of
the Southern States and Of this District they cannot
deny y 20 the small number Of colored in their
own midst. The ques1cn Of universal suffrage in the
Northern States therefore, scarcely be considered
= IN openA Jt viiIb settled. IN favor of equal
rights and at sasl sssy short sims, hAss
doubt 10 all the States Of the North. Applause
ct say to tie colored Of the District Of Co.
lumbia this. the occupy IA vored position. They
occupy respcn sibe position their brethren the
plantations. hear mind that you far better ed
cated here mass and that your opportunities Of
lea rnirg superior to those Of your brethren
upon the planta TONS You must Iater fer their edn
cation and eightena,en;. You must send your agents
among them iusuuc* them in their duties, and to
proven; them from faiieg prey 20 the men who but
recently owned, AMI oppressed them. APPLAUSE !
have no doubt that you intend to DO yonr duty By
them. am glad to the enthusiasm that prevails
among the colored men Of this District and etor pQr5
tons of the country Il is augury Of good results
in the future, T -
do not dssire 10 continue the bitterness of feeling
that now prevails between he loyal people and those
who have been disloyal would that all the wounds
of the Requisite were healed Up bet bear in mind
that you not called upon, neither here any
where In The South, 10 so. your willingness to for
give the injufies of the past by eIesating YOUR old
Doprressors to office. Applause You can show
your Willingness to forgive tie wrongs that you have
suffered for rner atoms in ether and by other
means atian nagaiu eerafingC them to rule you
five won't do IL. Il Is 4TEs ais ate
have already spoken longer than expected to do.
wish that bad address prepared that worthy
OF the occasion. The great event that you celebrate,
Your emancipation, must eFsr be the greatest event
in lives and the dearest to you and children
You must learn to lore liberty, not selfish pos
session. not simply for yourselves but 10 love it as
great inheritance Of mankind, without distinction of
race or coler. IAppAuse.I Il III.
thank you for the kind invitation to address you
to-day.
Governor Morton Alien retired from the stand
amid the enthusiastic applause and cheering of tho
assemb!age.
:
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The spessha lsss. Q .tss lSrtonssepsss IN Con
from Indiana, Yesterday afternoon, to tie celor
81 people Of reorgeto.n, IS Of the most pointed
and practical nttcrances of the tines He copdenses
and ssnplihes the doctrine ard the duty Of the mann
t.ed mt1lsons 10 manner that rannot fail TO react
their hearts aad convince their 'gnent- His expo.
II the Washiaxsta risy ,cpppsrhends probably
the nrt prosariptive efrtas ..s.e tribe-so secure
The vets Of the oeIoreI people rAo they irsvezo
pressed and persecued in every conceivable shape -
inimtabie. We have not read more opposite inro-
cation to the coIored race than these statesmanke
~er,is Of Governor uortcu Washington City Chron-
ice. April H.
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