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THE RICHMQNfe PALIDICM. Friday MorainaV OeU lath, 14.

" I D. P. HOLLOW AT, . W. XAtV0 JUO B W&IGLIV, ditrt Wavne Couaty Fair. The following is the conclusion of an article prepared, for cur last paper bat crowded oat, with a part of the premium list, for want of room. Among the most beautiful specimens of MechanisaiaudaxUiitio bkill on exhibition is a Tomb Stone, by D.. Morrison fc Son. Il is of the finest American marble, and designed with good taste, and executed with the skill of a master Land. It commanded the attention and admiration of all visitors, and it was the Ooramom com,.e ii v. . i ., ..u., i ,..,.n,.i ' 4t, i. t t r .... . . nsson Hon to all persons who wish any truug in the way of tomb st-no and monuments. Thy are excellent workmen and cau furnish articles in their line as cheap and &s good as any establishment in the went. The pecimens of Painting in imitation of finely prepared Wuods we're excellent, they were made by Thos. Newby of this city, and reflect great credit upon hit skill. He received the premium. ti. if v ti avV;v.iu-1 w f r Dr. A. Totts wtro much a'dmirod, and ieceived i , 1 a " trie premium, we nopo to see n yM . ( art of painting more generally cultivated. It is J easily acquired and is a fine acqntrement, affor- j ding pleasant and profitable employment. The ready made clothing exhibited by A. M. Miller was superior to that generally gotten up lor common raie. iuey t-r Vl .v.c, ; tacture, a aipioma was awarueu. Tbie Carj)enter work exhibited by Cain & Trin-dh-, in the way of Panel doors and Window Winds was most excellent. Those gentlemen bave superkr machinery, and are prepared to furnish thefce and other articles in their line much J cheaper than they can be made by hand, and! fully equal in c ery resp-st. J The Corn Brooms exhibited were the bestj article we have eter seen. For neatness and I service they cannot be excelled. The first prem- j iuui was award"d to Win. Knott. The Brushes shown were from the establish- i ment of D. Wilson & Son, of this city. These ! gentlemen are doing quite an extensive business in the manufacturing line, and ehould receive the j patronage of merchants and others, instead of j KAnriimr east for articles made bv them. For I - p - durability they are not excelled east or west, and are made in a style of neatness equal to the demand. The Tin ware exhibited by Messrs. Lafevre A. Underwood of ibis city vas worthy the best workmen that ever flourished in the palmiest day of the "tin trade" of old Connecticut. The Cooking and other stoves brought upon the ground by the same were gotten up in good style and the most approved patterns. They keep a . rr , . most extensive assortment, ana we invito me tention of purchasers to their establishment. Miss Martha Sultzer exhibited some very fine SiixllWork, and received the premium. It is

a fine taste in arrangement. JN 1L uy ontl, Miss Cara Williams received the first premium j jp a. hehoolftld, for Hair work. .Several other very beautiful j kkpresejotatiyes. specimens were shown. For Leather work Miss j c,as- il 'tst' . , De GrafT received the hrst premium. Miss Cyn- Tfcomas s-anton, thia Fryar received the first premium for a very! . pt,iirj beautiful Bed spread. Mrs. W. E. Peteltell for Thompson Smith, Lamp Mat. For artificial flowers the first prem- j Hiram Hoover, ium was awarded to Miss. Cara Williams. Mrs. ! '"'f' . . it- t i i 1 Henry li. Kupe, Wm.Sinex ana Miss Mary Dye also received ( . v r J

nwards lor very ucautiiui noweis exiuoueu. The Washing Machine invented and patented! by Thos. A. IJugdale, and exhibited on the; grouods in practical operation, attracted the nt- . a 1 ll ' I S-- . f' tention l Uiose interesieu in uns ucpartmeut oij domestic labor, The first premium was awarded j to Mr. Doui'dale. ! A premium was awarded to Jos. Howells, jr. for the best ppecirnen of paper hanging. 1 er...:.t.t ... i. ;.. i:., koi-a it iv,t ' svns wiwuug ni hi u,i.-I-..- wU .....v.. j done by pplyn t-j Mr. Howells. j Among the large number of articles exhibited! .1.;.!, inventeirl nd manufactured bv olir I citizens, the combined Citler press and Straw cutter of V. B. Hunt attracted the attention of ll tUitnrs. It is rf.rardr-d amol'L' the most convecient and simple improvements of agricultural implements. Mr. Hunt has made extensive sales tf 'territorial rights, and his p.achine is coming into very ganeral use. The committee awarded him a silver cup. We hav omitted to notice many Meritorious artfcle;but a pre of business must be received ai our excuse. Tho excitements incident to the election the crowd of persons hi attendance at th Fair, and our ofiicial duties in connection ... j .i , wim it, preventeu our wia.ug me hows mi desired to do. Sojaie inaccuracies may also be i'-wr,.l ia ovr prnmiura list, but they will be cor - - , . J rected with great pleaaure by application at our officeLakcx Stock Sale os thc Larsh Estate. By reference to mr advetisinrf columns, it will be &eea that a large apount of valuable personal property is to be sold text Thursday, by the Adminifitrator of the late Hon. Nkwtoa- Larsh. of inxon township, frebhi eountv. Ohio. A nortin of the property , we are informed, consists of some of the finest specimens of blooded stock to DC louna Uie couQtrj-rr-stock which has cost! a mint of money." and of which fanners will' dowelltopbUintbeownersbip. Farmers who I nromrhr rrrri tbrn-m tt-;il tt i & g j g. - " ' .a&i. i to this sale. " " , XHablla Ab Editor Palladium: The election is over and th result at this precinct is as ollows: People's iicxet, 160; Democratic ticket, 4, Total 164 Votes. That is, Anti-Nebraska, Arti-Liquor 1 80 NTebraaka and Whisky 4 rotes! There "were absent and those who did not vote faorab,le to the People's ticket, enough to hare mad 1 95 to 4. Of the 4 votes east Tor the democratic ticket, S were Irishmen, temporary sojourner; 1 citizen and 1 a resident of Cambridge. ' If there is another poll ia the State giving the aame number of votes, can show a larger majority in favor of freedom, temperance, law and order, we will most cheerfuMy yield the palm to that place. J. - Dublin, Oct UtH 1854.

"j AntWf abraaka Triumph la Old Wayne.

. Notwithstanding the 'dissensions which have ; existed in this county, tie teonle have come up j - f to the work in the majesty of their power, an I ia j mot emphatic terms have spoken ia behalf of freedom for the great Northwest, and condemna tion of the K&nbas swindle. Party prejudices ; i .(el:..: : i ... I t ami Dartv amua'.ions were uirtv u anue, au'i a combined army, more than 3000 strong, made a common cause of that uuestion which bas aroused ' the great northern heart of our j eor.le. In this county, the IV..j.ki' State Ticket re-, ctived an unprecedented majority. The entire Whig party, almost the entire freesoil party, and a larg ortion of the most highly respected of the democratic party, made up this unprecedented vote. They have done a good work mav kY uUnue united, and gam m strength so Ion rr as there is work to do in the restoration of 1 the Missouri (3omprrraise and staying the en-croac-mieiim oi biaveyraev. , 11 h a nou. t T . - lltH-, umph of the people, and siiould be an earnest to all demHyofUes that thev are not to Ije durfed br . their corruptions or hypocrisy. This is no party triumph. It has not for its ! object the elevation of any man or set of men to place or. power; but it is the triumph of a great; principle. J-Yr this reason we feei disposed to of-; fer the hear'iest congratulations to those men w hri hate nvr! nru-a rrtv it. if Ein,.l.u fought j ot the ! . ... . , fijr their courf-y W.-IJ mav i' - gad aflJ th(J t,oas oi Iliea 5hout fwr jov. : Jf . Uiat some who W(J j LjuJ a r;?jt wouM hftyo hearti,v engag. ! eJ in this of tLe peoplJf not q alu.rnp(oii t dlJ. j rnoVfcBIit WJ of tla MoW look c;l!mv Bt lhc ar,d wen to lho futuro As well might they attempt to fct.iy Niagara's! mighty torrent- and still its thunder roar, as to stop the onward march of the people in defence of; rights guarantied by the mo-st sacred pledge. - They have determined that that Compromise i which had "become cannonized in the hearts of! the American people, as a sacred thin, which no ! ruthle:;s bund would ever be reckless enough to . tar down," shall be maintained, and they aiil do it! ELECTION RETURNS. jg PeOple TriUIIiphailt! INDIANA AGAINST SLAVERY EXTENSION! ASI IN FAVOR OF AMERICAN PRINCIPLES! TEMPERANCE!! Let the Voice of tho People Rule! WAY IN K COUNTY KI.ECTIOX. j Peopled State Ticket Democratic htaie iiciiet, 3121 1453 2971 1443 85 j P. Holloway, J. b. Buckles, Joseph llo'man, CON'ORtSS. S E.N A IK. 1473 co i i 2980 j 2033 , 2o67 , 150G i 1454 ; J 40 110 j 20 37 , I I 30t0 us-; ! 2820 , 16b':. , 305 1 143a 3011 j 299H ; John C. Pag, iileazer Malone, s'iniu' 1 jL,hnsul, TREASURER. y:ai;j LTnie, Thomas Wilson, ktsriucT att'v. Charles II. Burehenal, Dav id T. SmiUi, i pros. !luf. Kis.-Jc.tuah K. lartnidaie. coMMissioM-p. Andrew John S:i: i iciioison, .lolm suggi. man, vkvei'ou. John F. Kibbey, " Koh:it C. bhute, COKOSLR. J. W . Svvalh rd, 1513; 3035 1473 3037 ! 143C ; William Zimmerman, .-Marion County, i , . i-i i 730 maj. ! 400 maj. , 5t0 maj. PtH) maj. ! 4i5 maj. I 420 maj.1 25 maj. ' 584 maj. ; 100 maj. ; 1664 maj. 13l0 maj. 120 maj. 400 mal. ; 1 utnam oo. i ra.t.oit ti. ! nf0fi (rumore 0 ! p.Vatur Co., : Howard Co., Fayette, j Hamilton Co., 3 township to hear ; jfontgomerv- Co., j vavm? Co.! ; Henry Co , j Union Co., ! Hendricks Co., i Fountain Co., 500 mai. . i MonTtn Co 1 , , 'Johnson Countv, ; Bartholomew Co., (Madison Co., Shelby Co.. Hancock Co., OtD LIJTERS. ISO maj. : 70 maj. i 125 maj. ; 250 maj. j 278 maj. i OHIO. From th" partial returns received from the i Cut keye Sta'e, it is indicated that the American 1 Reform Ticket has been elected bv at A least mcst ; j lFTY THOUSAND MAJORITY! 8ki,'us triumph for the people. i u xumuu Wumy iuc matonuas range iroru ; ' ow ''50 A death blow to the powers of. Hunkerism and corruption. j le first Congressional District Timothv ! Day (anti-Nebraska) has a majority of 3, 1C0. Two. years ago this district gave Mr. Disny, Nebraska Democrat, 153-5 majoritv, showing a gain of 4635 in tbe right direction. The Id District gives J. Scott Harrison 3500 majority. His majority two years ago was 931. Mr. Harrison's gain S569. The 3d District gives Lewis D. Campbell atj least 2500 majority. Two years ago his majority i was. about 120. The 8th District gives Stanton upwards of 5000 majority. Two years ago the Whig majority was about 3900 ia the district. This is Moses B. Corwin's district. Tbe 13 District giyes Galloway over 2500 majority. Two years ago Dr. Olds carried the district by about 100 majority.

The 13lh District gives

Sherman 20O in'aj-.-i- ? ity Two years ago ti e Democrat pl-y .or , Lindsay was 700. Wade is re-elected to Congrtsi fom the Cuyahoga district by 4.KX) majority Letter is elected in '.he Stark county di'nct by 3,(X0 majority - - p. J-.. r- J- T. :, .1 T I J "frrw'B Hff,BM--" 13 " dun4H'. ht anti-N.bra-.ka meiters of Consres have lr eleeted to wit: Dunu. Ccnsbaek, m;e, Brenton, Harbour, SfvPetlit and

d Hvlloway. In 32 efurties the Pec-plsJ? tick- yairprpetrator of thi- outrage was immediis f aid to have a majority of .1,000. jaielv arrested and coctinel in jail. This ni"ni:r.g

et i Later from Ohio.--Returns sav thai 1? in Ohio, and the rrobabilily that the enure ? tion , .f th o.pNv fr U-f-irther td!it the maioritv for the State tiokot wi'iexee

.-1XTY!,

THOUSAND! J'rnnxiilirnniti TT c. s-itiif' ti,.M;ira1 t0rr.30 . which has swept over Indian and Ohiv -c .. l,. . ? :,i. ,v. ,.,;'.. J.H'.t ini the old Key stone State. There is no doabt bui that Polloc'i has beat RL'Ier, Nebraska by " umphar.t majority The election of members of Oontrfe& AX--y ' decidedly anti-Nebraska. . -.r - i-i .- c, - M lne Jvnow .iotnuig canaicaie ioi -v . JtzT'The Know Nothings of Xevrark, New Jersey, have literally swept that ciyv Thf-y bsve elected the Mayor by a large majority. . FUAXKJ.IX IKiOC JtAT. The editor of the above paptr (Bro. Ikntley,) jaid a - isit to old Wayne receuUy li'ftd gave quite a doleful account of the sad, gad fate of whiggery its "broken fragments," (over which j ne a eopie are ruw rejoicing, i wun a snort no C0l,nt of sundry and divers conventions beinohold in the county, and bitter quarr-lings and! "a musa' generally growing out of lh same.We clip the foliowing from the article atiuded to, ! to show how "nearly friend Bentley eoirf-to being ' eithvr a 'Prophet or the son of a Prophet,' and j to extend a cordial invitation to him to fy an-i other visit to old Wayne, now that the elet.lion ovt r, asid see the universal joy and safodaotion I depicted on the countenances of the people. Come,'! up, Bro. Bentley, and witness the heart-felt greetings of those who did not like the mii-io made on th.e two sham democracy kty .'ebrasyy and Whisvy.' See the "fusioiiists" the VYhi 's, Democrats, and Free-Soilers shaking harid,-: it'll do you good come! But to the extrnei-. "Whilst the whiiis are fussinir and qu.irrelin"1. .1, - iiftl.l I :n w among themseh es, the Old Lm.-rt, i-i going on in the even tenor of their V, ay, rofjUffOf "uf the SUCCCSX of the whole democratic ticket. We Cullvrsed with several democrats in that county who have heretofore been luke-warm and w.re nr.rrf. sed t j the Nebraska bill who now come -ut open.)y tor tne wnoie ticxei. pieaici n. o-or-JL ac-j count will be rendered in old Wayne." The "good account" has been "p-nderd," but not exactly in the manner and form our fr:eil an- . . l " , i , tlclp.'ltetl It S a tJOod OIIC, tho, and Very accurate! "IVm. A. JJickle, Esq. This genUtnTaa has j reciiitly renounced the whig party to wL:h be has formerly belonged, nn-i is nowbaUikitt the j ranks oi tne j democracy wr.u leitiag t?cr At; a recent meeting held at KichmonA vt Dr. I Fitch and Mr. Kobinoon were invited to address the people, Mr. Biekle was called to tie stand, and addressed the meeting in a very happi man ner. Mr. P. is one of the leading menbers of toe ayne oar, a genueimxit ot uturw.ur auu st'tnlintj, and will do good service in the iiuse of n.,...,- AV.. f.vr.l .-,,,. J ,.f ,.. . iriiivi. i j i v ice a ' t'M - " o - - 6 ui '.ri'iona as Mr. Biekle, for we believe he is honest, und - ... can have no earthly hope of gratifying auy polit-; ical aspirations he may hnve by attaching 1 ini-1 self to tlie democratic party f Wayne county. E'ronklin Ieri"raf, Oct. 6 i In connection with the ab ve we publisl. the dream li.ttl by the two Botoms. Shalpeare ottem and the modern on- dreamed alike, with only this difference on awiking: the ancient one thonolit " 'twas all bvv J dream at the best," 1 n , I i -v, ,i - t .i . . IjIS transmutation is vet reul'Uij; that, having made an as of himself, he is still nthing else: ,,T i ti . : tv li - ... I.... . "'--'" dream- -past the wit of mm to say what dream it was: Man is but an j-s, if he go about to: expound this dream. Mttkought I wa.5 her-i j is no man can tell what. Me thought I was, and j methoujrnt I had, Lut man is but a patched i-jol, if he will offer to say what niefhought I had. the eye of man hath rot heard, the car of nan hath, not seen; man's hand is notable to tate, his tongue to conceive, r.or his heart to report, what my dream was. It shill be called Bottom's Dream, because it hath no bottom!" Know Nothings tv California. A Califor-! uia exchange savs the mysterious association of i ' Know Nothings" have spread themselves until a branch is formed in almost every mininjr town - I 1. I- r j . . and village of any importance throughout Cali fornin. That they will have a great influence, if not an entire control, over the ensuing election in

128 maj." thi. State there can now be but little doubt, although from the entire secresy of their epefaucms

it is impossible to form an ida of how that mim-enr-e will be used, lt is said that besides their peculiar principles of proscription to all ci.izens

of foreign birth, thev intend to select men for!t4- My- ' r.stmet of K k K-c is one f the infest, . i , " i-.- i i i t nuJ most i-fficai-tfius remedies for tbe enre of Scrofalji, Salt ofTice who are not mere politicians, hut men who Kheum. pT,r,;rt. Uv.,r Cmiint, Bilious DaeMeTcankWli.1 administer the government with eco'iomv cr,Nor:nK Sere Mont! . St-It Headache and Ooiif-ral Dtbiiiand a desire "to the welfare of per pie. If thev i The that iy' Extrwt of itock Rueis a crfor ...... .... 1 .. . .- i the above na.nM hjca.et. t.o (Sction. as ttciuandi -h

stiouta succeed in this tliey will deserve the thanks ot uie commuiiitv, even tnouu ir.eir rrcscnptive principles should meet with no favor from the large majority of the people. In this city .t is rumored that thev already number several thousands, and thcpoliticians are endeavoring to ascertain in ivha fJuence will be thrown Fretn tb Cincinnati Times of Saturday Diabolical Murder, It becomes our duty to-day, to record one of the most inhuman deeds that ever disgraced the annals of our times. It is no less a crime than a cold blooded murder of a young boy, by a burly u.n in the streets, of Covington, in broad day-light. We visited our sister city this morning" to learn the particulars of this horrible affair, and from the Sheriff of the county we were informed that as Dear as the facts are known, they are substantially as follows: - Yesterday afternoon about 5 o'clock. Samuel (aged about eleven years) soncf Tiiadford Easton. a highly respectable citizen of Covington, was returning from school in company with a number of his mates, and on the way were playing "shiny." When near the comer of Sixth and Craig streets, a quarrel, from some slight cause, commenced between the school children and a German lad whom they met. On seeing the altercation, a Uc Germarr named Fortman who reridM ia that locality came out and com-

menced abusing the school boys. Young Easton,

1 hear-when in retaliation for being call "a d d little Amer ican Know rsounnir son of a n Ii. .Laston hit the burly Dutchman Ymh hU "shiiiny stick." cpon mis tee .mo r reucnea t. d the suck iirom tne iaa, ana wun one mow on u.e laid htm senseless on the ground iian--d i with this, 'be actual' 1V t.fc,mped -na kwd him as v. mi ' !he would have s. j bruistd served a venomous reptile. ad laan1'-1 -'rJi'J was conveyed ,l.Ame. and died n hv.-ur? thereatter, m spite 'of the V-"-1 s'ii 't a numner oi tiie ut,

oMiJiVo rir.-t Jiirv. wi.icn is m iuS5.0ii, received, a

pecial charge with reference to urease, and ie -1 at lo o eioCA. Ti e most intense excitement prevails among 'tl, Tot:!e uf Covinirtoa in relation to the affair o nra ch .deed, that it is feared by many f. ' ilaw-abidingritizens Uiat in ca.s. the excited jopiulace obtain, au cppoHumtv of executing their j - ,1 ,r'niii, al ill b? Ivncbcd. Cocstwueit Q The "u;iu-v v... . i ! nrt-2r r.f rnlo';ar, bt-.h i.t tbc-clixet jmiUktion iasijper.TII: IjVb At l"t !"'-". ar-l f''i &c ?!ib-Tnnu- , . . , , . . . . . , ,uL,Jf j, ,.a.. , ,. ,."E.i.!c . i icily the genuine vo?n,an.i inft rwarJs "sriu. ; with rurv eiivtr. I... iiaUdfcl's5.1,' , - . .!... ai. r about t. n L-iaiE-liquor than th j iruuic and is ti tv bntt'.e. ly :he t( - ted. it will r.-.xHiy l.retokbyaV.ww fntaal amr. Thern ar: ,rr.blab:y ".u lew in.w in cin:u!atif.ti, eni rc--iver? of ni mty will Jo well to be en their ra:trd aiust them. liines FuptesWil by E ieitg i uutice in tlie I'ytca Gutte, of ths Uiity Cutiva:Ua at S-j ribpftttd, Ohio. Wecai,:;ot take t'ir ba!-y, TIi- p-ec -m little d,;jr Ci' vf-rv j inty Tl.e rurs w.. greatly ftr; But 1 1;' a five a baby A -.lay niiljir there. With iarJin: p ei and Jirajiltsl cheek, A'.f'. fir,he;i,l Lrcai auJ fmr. 1 i.ri. tt -y',! gie a. '.Aimg, Our l.ttie uiie to see Anl lani lcra vuuhl kiss LiiO, Ai :re a s.-.rv ran be. In take liiiii te the ."ho'.v. Bs.de, we wouiil u .t trust tim 1'lMlQ OJC ATi 10 go. 1W T;v.: in Imli;na--Wayne ci'iiioy is our Iicme Ar-1 tf yoi.'J "iir t,.-',y, I tuess .wii li iiao t" c u.-. ; liat sure ane ltnh' tk,n You night a3,r4 Xo Rive Just leave il with tlie KJitor He'll fin. I out where we l.ve. It.'th lubr.th, 1? 1-54. jiir Wo deeply regret ! leant thst lion. S. E. ! Peikins one of the memlx-rs of uie Supreme ! Court of this Suu is dangoioush ill, at his residence in Indianapolis. MAKRTKD B- Jsc is M. Poe. Ki, , o:. Sim'lay ntontii-cr. dot. a, Mr. Wt. Covvki.l t- Win Cako-.i... daughter of J .aej.b Ttatchcr. i.sj., ail of this vicinity I einni-.n- ii. r,n 1 tn.r!av TJmrii it. rt 1. lv Ks.i. ouilrorn. Mr. raft llcEiToH. oi SluutKi-mery , ioii MtRfcia ; Jo, ti.ird uai.tur of Jt.. f Cti.cint.aU. Another cruil ie .!d.-i to th l.apj.y throti-? who liave ?o:ie 1 th T ,h'uW. fo marri"'!- We wili tWm joy. an! ! n:ay thr " i'J" c to o!1 ?e uvcr i-'1'' stre'n tf"" ! frui" ? s sr-?rt l,fe 1IF1) 1.) tl eiih ins! , nftfcr ;io iHr.ess of feur dy s S R H in Kviivn, naiiciitt-r of Kju lai'd T. m l'ru-il!a A. Keed, i Aged ti.ir!y fvv.ir yeftr. j PrrigUtly, iiitellisent und beantiful in more Oian an ordinary ; h u ot ut ihoi-i.a ot i,tr i-aret hearts, nm or cLiiahooi, nn.i err hi sdr.riy ta-tci of tit sor j rows of l."rtt., at; .1 it no litti coiiSolniion to her t.emv,d parent to fee: timt though Uic.- have out l.i.e les, llea.eii has ' an Aivl r.i re. (to:it; to uer lt avr.Iy l;ith..'r s ret. The f nwera Kiicii romi.1 lier 1 ioccing Am! oti her tars th Diurm-ira btest Of hilol.'s -itt'f3 ttoftly ii'iwitig. In tit fiiti- Toi. of Ar.geis cl i. And wif..iernig.l.y -.tim acred tirtr, WImwc strvam of l.oliness make cla.l t Tbe ci-.y of oiirj,iJ forever." I ijs.d, On Tuesday last of consumption, Mrs. j Sarah Annt Nororv, wife of Mr. Bishop Adding- ... ton, aj'ed ab-mt 0 years. . .." : Cvrutr jVxi and .Uie.tnat streets, ri.5aid.tli.hm. - " " KELHOr? NOTICK Th- K. v. Mr W.m.r wiil t.rearli , ,, , . , . . ' III Ul'! .ARftOI Ida" Kron uivti i.mt i. 'n. L-it I;.-x: .-ill. ttb. hi 11, A. M. in: is r.'S.t:ctXuiiy ij.vite.l ta atttn-i. I'nlal Fount firclt. Mo. S. ;., a...-eu cv ery Thur.iay vuitik-. in Sk.u of It-irp-rai.oe HaU. JOHN M. I'AXSON, C. O. J. A. I.ErstR. It S. Z'-t" The iiunnal av't-iiiUliiu; of Itho Inuiaua Woiuar.a' iKirht- Ax-5tj..in, wiii l-c licM at India 'tHj.tis on tho 2tU x;id 'ith ol Ui.-ti.wr ripxt. . hran,i rtmu.-. rMt-.crbot legal t-nditi..,!; -frial p.-iti;n, aiA her .-da.tir.. m U tb c..n.-.id..-r!tti.,n and ai.-ori..D .f i Wij-naii'. emjal ritcnl.i t.. ad the auTa:it.ip:s of itiu. atioti. m , its faliest uiK!;e.-itU.r., t full .U!i!y in itidutriiu pursuit, tir.a :nt-eiuiro r)--'!--'!t ii m i.oi-iati.-t.-:i.-ii.!; nsi.'iis mvu j y rt.iin to htr a a mtitiU't of o il ocioty. .i tuc oti:t ol tbi in'.-v-n- : f 1 to i-i'omote justice. harmonv nnd ttllowahip thus Jouldir the ti.-s and horn rs of t home. '1 purifying ww-ity in every bratu b. nil who have a love l.r taij ra-f, ar. scriou u'?:re ir lit i-ri(rrr.-.areci;r-dialtT tnvttt 'the mi-ttnir. 'dialtT tnvttfd U Rtt .n 1 mid take j-;irt ill the dclit.-TatiuUs of Stj-uit-bcr 2fitb,l-sr.t. B-H!fr.!i, April I", I'ii. Ti.ii Bank hr.s tW. !- conitcniced ly!ntsi., on the rtheslcorntr of -M,o.i. nn-1 lran.:l,xi dtr;ift-. 11 Allows six 'cr Cftit. irrtrr.--; on ieT"-itii, jiayl le cn eniatiii. JAMES A. Mi COKKLE. Laflicr April -JO, 1?51. 1-tf CITIZEIVS' X3jlSrJF5LZ Kobort Morrisott, ) Albert t'. Itlanehard, V Proprietor?. Charles V. t offin, 7 fVft are prer'arcl at all times t- Sve mtaodatt CttStonirs ; iriih ilisi-ounn iu lttr or ar.iall !urr, s. -lon-y deiiOMt- J n payahleon (leman-i withn per Lt. mtrent. Ail triinsn.. tioiis av'I-itiiiine to the t.unincsft of Bahkoiu and ' E-B.ttei!iii to j.r- n i.tiy and with in -a;;ty. 0. JKKISSO, ULANCllARD & CO. 21 -tf Slay 12. 1-3. F-ii tk- ror Coiit. Interest: Cmzr3- IKmis., RtiiixoKb, April 1J,1?J4. Aftt-r ll.is -Lite, wewill allow interest at the rate f s'x percent, per aciiutn. u;cn depositee. o' ;rt t. siiit t iieck. April 2U ilOHi.ISSON, BLAXCHAKD k CO. KOf'K RU.SE. The nmiij excellent iroticiuai Tirtues cf fno plant R.k it-.sc. i N.--tniEg goai,rar.y and favorabtv kr.Ol n lilll- ,n fr.ii ni-nt lluii'l.nJ. i;n.l t.n iia thtf nfftia -r i.f ; IV. trier, ot Vw llar.. the tlant bi.sb.fn t.v,mu,h'jhttVi u,t i u f;ta rts cm testify. 0btia pamphlet a wur !" sraus. r- V ::': , ".I r , r; . 1 w - ' M. l'usstix, .New Hen, Ct. " 2w

, . , . ! Zf The evn-lit.n ..f the stomach is of vital importance. p i r snow pauca;any .n.ei.2 wa.? eiy ir.t'e ; was part .hard a starboard, and the engine stopbrisk y su wotk I No Hn. TK.iaaa , r .-hiid can be health j unless the work of 1 unusual work about it i but it chewed up b j-h-.-ls . p,:.Jf and instan'.iV .backed with full speed until .t Scale their in - nreT!f.n is rci?tuny. woroohly aa-1 rie;r.tti performed. ,-, whear and snit ou t'raw -with i-ri,- tl n''f . t .V - ' " . u i v j WtUi thrce-fourti!! of civilized weiety. thu ie i,..t the 1 ,? , ana spit ou riraw isith a celerity ti.a. clear of the otner s.:j'iaier, wuiuh occupied abvttt

An t yet th 2 reined r i within tbe reach of all. Uaofianrf's ieruun Bitters. prepitrel by Dr. C. M. Jackja. jn.iU.lelpfcia. will as surely create a ri-nlar and healthy action of -he iiotnsch. a oil wii! lessen the friction of ma. -ti aery. Let tho victim --f dy?ij-?.ia or indigestion try it. aud we' ga&rautee a po.l appvto, . hyti rigir, firm nerves, sound sleep by nit-ht, r.nd 3wrc-a.-c-l -,i"rfu!n-s by dav. S-)H br A. O. ii. Potts, Ri, hmond. 41-2: Z" STPEIL'3, SiTBOKULA AND DmBASETt BlX9. Fer tbw terr.Ec uisoass, eartr's Spanish Mxtur i the ,n!y apc-ifij. The pror r-ei-r? tare in thei p&Mejwi.n over one hondred ct-riiucai? o. mn. uiv cxtranraiaarr curej effocted CT it W n iVr t.i thpcwtfiMm feL.i... 1 1 111. .benrf, cf F.ichm"cd, It.: Edwin Bnrton, ComininaioDer of - - - un,t 'a aiiuu, imw xi lie Tl ; iiie ikcyenue i ir liicamoria; in. Welch, of the Mammoth itr Wm V: Mr. F. liiTden. vir-n: it. iieaiey. ci m aninsron lt and C. B. Lnok, Ff t.. cfRkhmoDd V H .,.1 V- . 1 1 , , . ease of the w.M-.t description cured by Carter' paaish Mixttire They all certify that it u the greate-t purifier of the lKx J kcown Sold by A. A O. O. Potts, Rictmocd. Jl-Jt XEW GOODS-Pin si ppiY. WM.8.REID, X Faul? S"".5Uin "Z' ' jowceired a fall applT cf " rail and Winter odt. "..ch -win be aoM ,H.V. dare to eU A call ,3 .ep--Uv ' Q-rv ft-ulB ii; -t Z Sy eu.i. 6pibtT. 18M f. 3. aeri. tf

Yjia 0t luXiMM J-. urn.it. '- STATE FAIR. Dav broke tliis tammia- according to long cs- ... ; . . v , .r - i ! tTrre ,f it. tabhshed fdent. but it bad a hard t.mt wf it. , It had to fight a rog aftcrjtbad conquered the, darkness, a"'1 for. whiilirfe were threatened j

j with another rain."" However, it cleared vii at pears to be the prevailing Hpoition. They aw ilaat, axid tLe sur, vrubablv from tho exertion of i all made bv S. P. Raily. of our city, who seems Struggling through ucu an unusual !t of J"ing premium Pretionf btaclesrwas very warm. The day has f 1 bwx lhls ls Ll3 twv!uh b iu been beautiful, ad the attendance at the Fair has J ,in , ,. . , ,. , improve by it immensely. The crowd tv-d:v ; , At r 1 a:.rs !l't're Wj tu hvM coia" ' could hardly have been less, and I don't feel hMpV? ff he m-.,h ot a-e,mtuoauon aud par'all sure that !tw5ut larger than 1 have ever jticuLirly tthe Ism one; and no httk ivist com1 seen at either of the former Fair,. Outsit andJP; of the exeraon, of the ltayettWkrdir.sidecf the enclosure thero was an al,n.! ini- ? f i,cn,n htsf' rybody w ac-

per.etrable jar.i of people, through which one had to worn his nay, much after the fashion a nake erawhi.'r through a h.ickle. it tont be a ; possible f-a?. Ea'.iitg tents and sta!ls. and si.Jo f-hc ws of cteiT im;.!iiiable humbug, line the r a 1 j-evcrai j.undr- d varitr.-ir IV th Fair C! roil fu n be count d the crr. ur areund them can en bv hundreds. ti t . v. ., . i . ... i . . t !.., . , i sho ! most a uiSixncc admlrahlv bev ad:i and the railroad, and are I. d t SU h an exhibition, dlv towards the , ,".x..n, . tv - ' A hiijh rid'rt. skping oti" gradu j river, and lalHng abrurtlv on th t. Crooked creek bottom, is the i i;n leiiiiiie, ..-.i . l l... (i :, i .,.., i:... . Me-elon the n.th. are the various bails for Dairy i 0 , . x. , , : , i i ; f( Products, Mi :- .a..iL:o, A-iieU.uu.d and Aa1c1- , laneous Productions, and acioss it, on th.e west, ; j are t ne ! alon- ti catti' st'i . I he lu.re stalls ( .Vol!' noril, siue. Hi lie uw -iou.(a .tott m. tne ec. lhc show rin: for hores is an immense circle, -ju.t' a q-inrter f a rr.i.e aivuinl. and lKj hetwe a the stall and the step bluft facing the ; nortt It is excellently located, astne Jnit furni full Hooomniodati-r. for ten thousand' spectators, .juiie as comfortably as the rising seats in a circus. Inthe centre is Phral Hall, a idelicitj a l.inr !,.iit rr.iw.'cd to "sunoeaiiou everv min ute in the dav from t o'clock to sundown. In il ) are the fane v' articles, the tastefullv wrought Wd .,;uJ .t.,.i ti.r. f... t t lc t., itii-cs aii'l s'uch like." The ladies "mosi do con - re - ,it" 1 ..r.. nd tl,.. ii n". ,i i.j r.. lui.nmr., t - and rascals who iufetsueh places, have tixed their

land and woven their evils all around it.Jlfriy, when iu a dense fog, we cam-i in contact v.-rv direction vou sve scir.e rateh -oennv .-.win-' w'!u bark rigged iron propeller, with a black

d!.w. Why the I)ii-ecu.rs have per1 ean'l und i stand. It was !,. v. i- it teiuh'tl before to such an extent, and most certainiy never si..-. uld be allowed at ' all. Tii.-e who paid ad-.l!u fo se tho Fair, didn't bargain for an allowance of miy auctiontetiug and trade dri - j vmg, turn which wav thev would. It is true, ! nob-Hie i- comptdh-d to buy. but evrvh..dc k d to endure a disgusting exhibition, of .. - . .v. j wiitcli no luuaia.i u was giv- trfi it; the j:i in ted fi;:nouncemmt i tle attractions and u-uns of the u i ms of tlie t air. N' eMahlishmerii for .....itt .',.,M j be permitted within the enclosure but those ne- j ices.-ary to accommodate the wants of tl.e visitors.! ; Tins was the omnion of all whom T lt..rd --o. -iL 1 lot" it, and wo hope the managers of the next Fair : will tvee the soundness ot the popular i i Ir.ient. The exhibition, on the whole, is inferior to any 'jrevious year, though the attendance is excel - lent. Not only the number of entries i, 1,-ss. but the variety arid quality of articles shown arr behind our former eff. rts. In Mechanic's Hall the articles don't fill one-fiuh of the, apa,- allot - ted to that class, and a -.od portion of thorn aru told, are twnt bv one man from j ty. JManitiacturers J lali is i,r-hablv i Wavne coun - raU.er bet ; ter tille'l. hilt Uie (.how in fltt IX vrv (.mat! nn ;not extraordinarily good. In P.,wcr Hail, exi S r.tUiv..., J Vt.,...,.i.... .i.:,.t , be a sort of "First Lesson" in invention to Me chanic'h, which every hody must study,) and a i 1-4-A.utiflll St.am l'..ir..i n,o,!., I... ; t ibave forgotten the name. of Mli.n t K,.,,:, almost iiothiuti. A patent Citler PreVs a Cla ese jx I";'" actually , ... v ... vw K.iti. i lie iitbi'r ,-i.;ifcin enrrinft is ah (.TntiUit r.t..,,. . f ,r,.tian.i,; i, niotii u 1 1 rti..ro k t. .... t.-,...n i.ftt .1....,, is an upright or w!ta.ovr it is c1Um1: u-r ' .nvn.l If. rAr..'irii..i,-.n ,i.,,l ,iij .... .I...l,-.. . 1 .. , - O 1 ' - f "vi oiuau-ini. At 'dock-wurk ti u c r. o. i i i : 1 he snow ot I oultry is hanJiy sotroodas that: at our County I air, cm.er in number or merit. : iue nogs no D.-tu r, ariti are profiatiy up to the mars oi citner ot tint tormer fairs. Dairy 11 air is better filled silvcr l-.autios o: uaiawin s hi. a Uaiiev s worn:

: ... , . .t it . . i

in pio oomoii i- me space anoiieu. ..e i ,i uLamH witi. i.. ..i

than either of the others, and even in this the ,.rW oUt fur liod's sake, Captain, clear the raft vesei.s are more than half empty. Indianapolis that we cau ,nk. I won't desert the ship has almost pottuny. In iLa "l loral" list are the ,u;ir. 4 timWr av.. w.tor " Th wa-

. I'll tut V JIVi U it fc' ' uw iijuwj ckiivi xia in th., manu,a tared articles. McGinnis has some than lhrC(. minule from the time the mate poke, is,!i)-;ro. Il:Ut"a!id lk',limi' lk int,,!1 ,iave "lie the stern of the Arctic sunk, and tho foam went ..t t.ieir v-e:i-known Ihreshmg Machines, and bui!in oVr th.e heap of huruan being. Many bo-y.-n 1 th.m, it our caty has anything, 1 d-m't wrt, dashed forward ayainrt the pipe. I heard Know w! . re to tnd it. I he show of Cattle is nne wiU w,k.h still rings in my ears, and ,Hir, and timt of IIorse. te best yet. The num- tflfcJ saw u,e Arctic tnd the struggling mass rapi ber ot horse entries considerably exec-ds that of v .ruh.hed , ;th Crfvi-JUS yiT- Thh ,is a"f"ir stattmcrit ' Tb- o'her' boats are supposed to be saved. i th hjtmbu,or-;i" st to me. , About thirty are known to have been saved, but Its mtsagrencss is very generally admitted, and ihe othT boats are not heard from. Most of .accounted for by the heavy rains of the first two those saved and in the other boats were attaches days, the hard times and the disastrous drouth. jt,f the Arctic. But few of the passengers weie T,i 1 au s a Ciihsre f r all the purj.ose.s which with them. Captain Luce and wife, and lau?hsuch an exhibition can legitimately sub- ter, and a sou oi K. K. Collin were lost, serve. The competition is spirit).-, the show The bark Hui on, of St. Andrews, N. B., Capt. junafractive, and the effect will be felt at the hair Wall, bound for Quebec, picked up our boat. ot 1C55. -j The Huron then Ored rocket and hung out lights, j There is one article, or rather two. or: the i and kept blowing horns during the night of the .ground, that I hope to have a chance to see; 23th, in hopes of falling in with the remaining ; thrown over the fence. It consists of a couple i boats, but did not. On the evening of the 23th :of young gentlemen whose legs and aims ha-.e jwe spoke the ship Lebanon, Capt. Sierrit, bound igone into a decline, who call themselves the; to New York and transferred eighteen passeni '-.-Skeleton Brothers." They drssin black, close Jgers to her, who leached the city. The names ! fitting shitt and drawers, phty the Cd-Jb- ex.-cia-jof those saved are, with a few exceptions, the bly, and l . ck iairaensely, as tliouh a l.-art v ; attaches of the steamer. I Peking would help them to Ii;tl flesh. Their j Mr. Barlhane, the second officer, and one of jkgs are about the size of a stout man's arm .(hose who have arrived at Halifax, stales: I rather under the av.-rage except among shasi-i Ve reached chore at Broad Cove, and arrived ; hais but plenty stout to h!d them up while their a! jt. Johns on tlie 27th, Cape Race bearing N. arms could shove a plane or pull a thr-vl. It is , W. 05 miles, while running in a thick fog, were about the ir.o.-t dis.rustintr exhibition I ever saw ' vtrm.-fc on the starboard bow. out ft ft nbaft

excepting Jesse D. Bright euloging II-;nry Clay and the Superintendent ought to have them oc- s.iortts. cut. 4 tried to get to see ng Machines at work, but. they missed :d time so widely that I gave it up till , and then thev were all through but' the appointed i afrr Hinnp ' Hasselmai j trial. The fc Vinton's, which wa the last on machine di.i'nt look lite it was

j wyuia '' warmea me cockles cl any ad-1 two minutes. J he p-opeller seemed to be smk- ! mirer of fast work. ; ii.g, b-w first, and 'Captain Luce immediately j Yesterday we had qui to a new feature in the : trave order to clear awav the quarter boats, j Fair. The scholars of the public schools m.rch-' which was done, and Gourley, tlie chief officer, sed out in procession, making a:i army that would 'left the Arctic in charge cf tne starboard bat. jhave done no discredit to IndUcapolIs on the On lowering the port "boat, of which I had the i Fourth of July, and treated us to several verv j command, the Captain exclaimed, "Hoist up that j lively, find one very appropriate song, the eho"-1 boat again," and beckoned me to go to him, and j rus whereof was, "Harrah for ihe Hoosier State." ! on doing so, he ordered me to go over the bow

ji. art ot this new programme, and the most sia ffUr Ot a.l, Wa ILfc :Le declamation by six boys at i once, of a piece of bknk verse, all srrakinz to 3eiheT txmin .eu enaacjatioa,. and making! 1 their gstures "V1 exactness. It has rath- j cured by it is not very palpable, but for all :hat should like to see ittrkdat Indianariolis one This afternoon, Gen. S. F. Carey deliverc I the A.diress. and as he snoke it ofT-han.1 ar,l

er a ui eei-i iu me way 01 impressing npon ifiis was promptly done, but it

the hearer tne sermnnen ottne piece declaimed, ' tage whatever, there beintr so

tut it is worth seeing. The precise benefit se- broken, and iron from the other

, - .J-.... i no.i til. ll I'jnLlcu u 1 .. 1 . XZ his usual animation; he no doubt made it veryjsei's side, and piih-ws and mattrasses lowered to effectual. He was nearly through when I reach- him, to fore them in, but the leak was found to ed the phc, i tis'Uar, therefore, whtber it 'be so r blow ti iti'r Km that th-..- r-nulri not

J was an Agricultural' or a Temperance s-ppech.'by gotin. Every exeni-t: w stop the 'tk proved

bul rreaome the fonocr."'- Qfgrnar Wright ha not been here at all rH, tho4gU it was said he would be here to-day. Jb premium. wia b declared to-morrow. There are 190 cups and 7 dUributw, ;f i0 aWRrjed. anl they look pretty nouh to compete for more earnestly than ap-

conimoaau. a sua weu i ieasea. i nave ceara no icompiamts oi overe narking, ana no wuipor m m ; want of hospitality among the citizens. ! The hotel keepers some days ago published a 'list of iheir prices, and let the public know just ' what thev wen u look for a mot excellent ajid 1 comniondab'.e c.varsv, and rigidly adhered U, I ! b live. The citizensbave made ample prc-yLsi on. r more than are here, and many who expected IT . . . I ....... a . . t vt&t.va , ... - . i IUtly r al preparations and purpose. I heir opan-hnded iauu vpen-d--.red hWrahty and efforts to make ,, , , ,. . i . i. ... ; i-'l" a -t; ' , f ,. i . .-: i .. So much Madis ,n doserve to hav aid oor , , . . M ;;; i, , ' pOj.,:K !1 at IliO it .lU ettvi Oi io.iu juaiiy ij ucted drv, whatever it may have done in d,. . .1.1 I - . , 1 . . , 1. , r , ;,...., a i.at -"5 , :, .,r i,r u-M,. - B li. S - " ov . . -.FwW. I cf f',e Sleomr Arctic Four Hurt. LuL' ired L'S York, Oct. 11, George H. Burns , Vipress Messenger for idis k Co., on boaM tiic Arctic, gives the ort"" 'J v" vv?' it the A relic . irives 1 v" iu taterQent in regard to the los of liat ; St;tmer.

! -'9'l Wednesthy, Sept. 27th, at noon, preci6;Jt

hull, salmou colored deelt and Wats, and a black ' !ipe. she was bound eastward, and had all sails j St'f with a strong, fair w iud. The speed of i l5l Arctic, at the tim5, wa about 13 knots an 'I:ur1 T,it shock to us appeared slight, but the dama5s l Ulc oU,or was i"guui. vpi. uico bluntly order-d the tmarter h-ats 1-ared away. .v i r . t . i .i . , aml the 'ief niato iwiNa:ii, aim iinre wiiurs t" the iirop-dk-r, and before went to the reliet . the other boats let! the order was coumermaude.l. The Arcti.r then described a circle twice around 1,10 wreck, during which time I caught a glimpse of moru ,1,an two ,JU,:drwl !rswI ol lhe propeller, clustered on the hunicano deck. At itllis junctur t was first ascertained that we had I sustained injury, and the water teas pouring in jat our bows-iii-ii uie iiio'i oaiui: i-i : ' 1 !'1- to tijhtI; the Captain was unable to take him on board, but headed N. X. West, iu the ho?of , "mking land. On the prVK.us .lay. APoul imnh. ,onf heanugs wen- uiutuUe 44 Ueg. .5 minutes, ! aud longitude 45 deg. 27 mm., and we bad run - i ab'M,t :M0 m,J'? frAm the hneof "us observation 1; ' th" col.ision, ana were supposea to De aoout j 4 J ,.m,es ,:,.M" "l? J " majority i me j)a.sseng-rs wer- wording HI li s; Kinii- lirinir sijrnai iruus, ana otners yuncmno sPars U11"' r Ui ''tion oi tne trap, tain and Mr. iJorain, th third mate, to fonu a rit ft; and in order to facilitate this Litter work, the : sixth and last boat was lowered. "Ufrairr; or, or two of the firemen and myself, were misy lash-" mg water cask and settees to the main yard, two WP g- 7 nn'1 several spars; the Captain, ,,v baek the crowd' About this time a . until u immli. i- oi irr-ri t tt-nnn irittol in tr I li wort - - . J . 1111 . panto seized all on hoard, and a rush was made. - t tw the i)iis.mrfir8 ad firnwui tireoipitatcd themJ j rj -j s selves over the bulwarks on to the raft, and in a moment our lrttle bark was full and m imminent danger f being eunfc. t w rw...r, ,.!.l tt, nnwh;cb hfclJ us to the steamer to lw cut, and with our banjs our hands ana axes we panaiea irom iw rait. . liij .1 The mate then, who throughout preserved great .- - . -i...i i;r,t ;.. the cut water, by an irou profiler, which made three large boles in our whip, two bebw water, lone of which was five feet and a half long am j one iV,t and a half wi le, running the whole cu I water and stem oi' the iron st-mmer through th Arctic's side.' So dense was the fo? that the vessel conll not bo seen. A minute before, the collision, the, ii.rn - jto ascertain, if possible, what damage bid been ! done. I then found the Wiles above mentioned. - i an I upon inform::)? CVipt. Luce of the facts, be gave orders to pet sails up, and try to get them around the bowT to endeavor to stop tbe leak. was of no adyanmuch f the bow steamer nroieetI ing, which had been left in cur vessel, that the sails could not l brought close to tbe steamer's side. Thr- irrjr(.. .4t .. ' i.