Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 25, Number 40, 20 September 1855 — Page 2

RICHMOND PALLADIUM. Thurulny Morning. ::::: September 80. 184.

Warae Coaat Fair. We publish in this paper a list of th premiums awarded at the late Couay Fair. The almost unprecedented bad state of the weather operated roost disastrously upon the Exhibition. Th favoiaoTe indications of the Weather ,n Time.-law mnrninrf. thfl firfit Aav rf tra i . ui .i r air, induced n to speak favorably of the . . . .. . prospect oi success; oat we regret to say, mat i in many particulars, our anticipations werej not realized. On Tuesday the entries of stock, ! both horses and cattle, w as large, if not j larger than at any previous Fair; but the rain J on Tuesday evening and Wednesday, was a se vere draw back to the affair. The grounds were well enclosed, and the conveniences in oil f:T respects well arranged. Too much credit cannot given to Messrs. Commons and Mat well, mem bet a of the Executive Commit-! tee, fur the attention they gave to preparations. ! They were assisted by a few persons to whom due credit is given, but almost the entire labor; devolved upon them. They are entitled to the thanks of the Socity for their attention and; labors, i The great feature of the exhibition was j the HurHes, Ca'.tle, Sheep aad Swine. There j were some one hundred and twenty entries j of Horses, and the competition was close a-j tnong many of them. It ia but seldom so j many tine animals are seen, as were exhibited on Thursday last. tVe rik but little in saying that the Cattle l,,w was as good as ever made in this county, and never excelled ia any county in the west. We have not room to particularize, but our people have great cause to congratulate ilit-hiiwlves upon the benefits the enterprise of a few of our farmers Lava- brought them. Our .icook men are now enabled to furnish ax goiKl animals as can be found in the country. The exhibition of .Sheep was very large. Jfr. Meredith had quite a number, received on the second day of the Fair, directly from Europe. A large number of Hogs were on the grounds, and generally of the most pcpular breeds. In the Mechanical department, the exhibition was not as large as desired, but the bad weather doubtless deprived many mechanics' from attending. Under the Class of Farm-! ing Tools, Messrs. Bead Ac Sinex. and Hor-! nc v fc Co., made a very fine display. Both ! establishments are doing very extansive j business, and their competition is for the superiority of the articles manufactured by them, rather than to secure sales neither House being able to supply all demands for their work. We should like to notice in detail many of the articles exhibited, but we have not the room to do so; and our readers who were not present at the Fair, must look at the premium list, for information as to what was there exhibited. Ot-tober Election. Are our friends of the Republican party fully aware of the importance of the election whiv h is to take place on the second Tuesday of Oct. next? True, tho offices to be filled are unimportant in a political point of view, yet it is n cossary they be filled by good and true men, utid that too by majorities that will sustain the popular majority of the great Republican par ty in this county-. Our opponents have but i one candidate iu the field, that wa liaveheard of. and that is A. F. Scott, for the office off Clerk. They will doubtless have others on the track, either publicly or privately, but with j no hope of success. No nominations will be I made, and jot the party linss will ba drawn j as closely as ever they were drawn in a heat-' ed contest. Strong efforts will be made to retain Jud-e Smith as a candidate for Judce. I aud although he and his friends will disclaim j" w: . i: i...- n i: .v. uri L' n uniiv L n uiuaui. vin v uiu mitrr ill 1 1 o i j ' j Circuit will vote for him. The organ of the party has already commenced his low abuse ' of Judge Elliott. It will not prevent any! man's voting for him however; but may serve S upon the contrary, to arouse a disposition in the Republicans to defend their candidate for1 Judge from the false and infamous slanders! that have been heaped upon him. We simply invite the attention of our political friends to the necessity of a full vote at tho next election. A good ticket for Judce ! and county officers has been nominated, and j we hope every Republican will vote th full ticket. "In the city of Richmond the polls wers taken possession of on the outside and blocked up by a set of Know-Nothing bullies and blackguards, aud those who could not give the signs had to run the guantlet in order to gut to vote. Naturalized citizens were insulted. and their votes rhallnl. without rr,l tn - "-" ww . their staudinsr or the lenirth of time they had Li., ,, 'n.t i,; .i-:i;..u . a . fcfvv i. i I J . A IUH oi uu.iiiau VOIIU . Vfa not resented is the only reason there was not a disturbance here Know-Nothingism was ripe for it." Jffersonian. .4?" A more infamous falsehood was never penned by any of the numerous writers of editorials for the Jeffersonian, than the above; and we call upon Mr. Elder to substantiate these wholesale charges by the evidence of on respectable "old-line" democrat in this community, or one naturalized citizen, who, he asserts was "insulted" at the election allud ed to. We dare him to the proof. If there is any conduct especially entitled to be called "devilish," it is just such slanders on his fellow-citisens as the above extract contains, and all the vile epithets he has "used up against the "Know-Nothings" himself. and permitted others to indulge in towards them in his columns, are but his own jas deerts tor base lying and slandering, and should be heaped like coals of. fire upon his head. How to gbt it pp. The Jeff, is referred to ur first page, for a similar plan to the one he i .rented. The manner of getting np that riot in N . Albany, looks very much like bis imaginary iifficultiesthat took place at the polls ia this i y there is as much truth ia one at ia the ner. Tryit again, neighbor!

Hard to Satisft. About the time the nominating election came off in tin county, the Jeff. was very indignant at the probability that J. B. Julian, Esq., would be the candidate. The editor of that sheet then denounced him as a dishonest man a 'political demagogue, who resorted to the most disreputable and groveling tricks to gain a party nomina-

lion," and for these reasons his bowels of com-1 passion towards the fusionists, about to as?embla in convention, caused him to sngges . , ,. ,004 "every honest man ouzht to use bis be&t e I that . every honest man ought to use his best efforts

lo prevent his elevation to the Bench of this upon him. Circuit." The convention met and Mr. Julian . q y,y Ames Resigned. This individual, was defeated for the nomination, by one who wj10 was appointed Superintendent of the had not engaged in the contest Mr. Elliott. g.ate institu:ioQ for the Blind, has resigned. The Jeff, is not yet satisfied with the course gensible move on the part of the Rv. genpursued by the fusionists in selecting a candid- ,i6man. The Board of Trustees would now, ate, and he now thinks great injustice was fcut carry out the wishes of the people of this done by that body towards the man whom he gate if thcv wouji m,jte jjr. Churchman had so bitterly denounced his sympa.hetic j return .j.. Institution. Riynor says,; soul is bursting with unutterable words of that Ilet. w cv i is to be appointed sorrow, at the gloomy prospects of the fusion ' to the pUc5 We hope th)J rsport is not trae. party .seceding with Mr. Elliott! His j ..WoRLts Fair AT ConSErsvil.-W. ' tations over the prospects of the Repub hear , ; tj q( ouf icul. ,

nomine?, is pitiful, yea, "wonarous ptniur. . ; opinion, tnai tne iwpuoiiran any -mi ; iqxt would Ut better untied either on Julian f. .i vn;.n"i T. . ..iv.

1 World, and invite competition from all quarwaileth.cnasheth his teeth, and is not comfort- I . ,Q. .

ed! What an awful condition to be in, to-be sure! Col. Kisket, of Grxytown. This it t prising individual aanounces to his friends , that he has purchased of Messrs. Shepard di Haley, merchants of Grey twon, their entire j right, title and interest in the celebra'e i Musquito grant of thirty millions of acres, for . 6500,000. sale upon ' This is the consummation of the ; sale upon which the Kinney expedition was j projected. To bring about this state of things j Grey town was bombarded and destroyed. j Jl'ugk Resigneo. Ifon. Juhn Pettit. Judcre ' f il,. Tlnm.n,-. r;r,;t V, r;rrr.,l V,ia i -.rr. .0 nice, on account of the ma'l salary. lion., G. S. Orth has been nominated by the Re-! publican party as their candidate for the plaqa A bettar choice could not have been made. !

' the Legislature : X9 The New York Mirror says that otilkw

one day of last week - there were three thou- j sand nine hundred and eighty guests at nine; of the principal hotels , J , . , one thousand at thej St. Nicholas alone. Trade is equally good, j Many houses are selling double the usual ' quanity of goods. On Friday last Messrs, ! A. T. Stswart & Co sold goods to the amount ; of 8100.O00. X5sT"Kkntcckt. The Legislature of KentuckywillsUnd from 10 to 1 4 majority for the ; American party in the Senate, and in th House the American party will have 61 and the Democrats 39 members. MST V smr-rest that our neighbor "keen

., , , , - f ; an unbroken wilderness. John Smith and it before th. people, that the judges dxspens- Jeremijih Cox we the ony setler9 from Nonh ed with the ballot-boxes in Kentucky, and re-j Carolina, the few scattering families besides quired the voter to read aloud the names of j were from Kentucky. I well remember the his candidates! ! Amongst all the items of; grinding of a peck of hard corn on Cox's "Know-Nothing rascality" he has from time ; Bte! millor tber tearing a grain of eorn in- . ,. ... .. . ... ... ... . , to eight pieces, and then with my hands washto time triven publicity to, this "devilish fact ,l ;i . ,i i txtr l 6 r j mg this hominy into dough, nlling a large (to use his own "disinterested, fair and hence I dutch oven, and baking the same, when cold most valuable" language,) is well calculated : it had nearly the consistency of a grindstone, to arose the indignation of the people! We ! Towards the last of March, 1807, my father shouldn't wonder, if his huge efforts contin-! eft War.r;n fou"7' t0hiof'Ka,n.d with J"? fVmi: , , . , 6 , , i ly, myselt, the oldest, with him, and landed ue, that his readers will soon be prepared to j in ft ?now.8torm on the ast day of March, on

march to Old Kamtuck in solid philanx, and, takint? the citizens thereof aside, talk to 'em : about ballot-boxes and present 'em a few to I try!! 'Go it, Jeemes! ,. c. T. . I, . ! Gov. Shannon. It seems that the Presi- , . dent has at last given the Missouri mob'.tes. a ! Governor for Kanzas, sufficiently servile to do : their dirty work. While on his way to the J J . territory. Gov. S. stopped at Westport, Mo. Before he landed from the boat, he was wait- ... i from tne boat, he was waittli iMiWa in trio icr,7 is me leaders in tne ivanzas 1 .. 1 sounded upon the ;ueslion .... . d on by SOtr'B f outrages, ana was of slavery; his answers being satisfactory, he ; was escorted to the hotel, treated with mark- , . , , ; cd attention, and in the evening was serenad-! ed, and called on for a speech. He began by thanking the audience for their courteous re- j ception. "It gratified him," he said, "not j , .. 11 a ., . . , ; because it was personally flatterinar. but be ... , . .- cause it showed him that they were not dispo-, sed to decide on nis omciai career in advance. have our aid." 1 he "obstacles retrred to, we suppose is the decided majority of actual settlers in Kanzas who are determined to resist the introduc- .: t .i.. ; tk- t; iK,- ,.,t l, I i us LI vi aaa unns v i i i w w i.v j uiua kssj , overcome by the aid of Misscarians. ; Gov. S. went on further to say that he , would enforce the laws of the mob legislature, though he professed not to know what they , ut he had no doubt they were "wise and judicious," which he inferred from thej received with loud cheers. But the reasons given for this decision is worthy of a doughface that Missouri and Kanzas were adjoining states and the commeroe and intercourse between them would necessarily be gnat, therefore their institutions -ought to harmonize! This Gov. Shannon is one of the fun' members from Ohio, (the initials of whose names i spell D-O-o-s, he being at the 4ail end,) who! . , . . , ' . ; Daseiy Detrayeu tnetr comment uy voung; for the repeal of the Missouri compromise,! and being repudiated by his people, has ever j sir. been dcoaina the President for reward , , . . I j -The Philadelphia Sum saw that Pas- j ... . . .. . ... SMoaa W illlamsok, now in iau in that ciiv by r 1 the arbitrary decree of Judge Kane, is not an old man as many suppose. He is about 35 1 . years of age.

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! 'X .'-"J "t ",. ;o"""e ' be recognized by it exclusively Best coop do, IVter Albright. Kef Ex. Com. j Most amiable and kind hearted Missounans, , bociety of I riends in a religious capacity,! T , , ,3 3 , . ' . .1 r .1 Best iir Chitacongs, A. H.JtJ. v. Veatai, -

thus to place so much confidence in a North- j " log cabin nearly where Starr's , Pregidt Adam, C,v Itl 32 I re- rB'i.r 2 no ern doughface. It showed him that he ZtCZ tl?J tV i ceived an appointment as secretary to Com . ; 2d do do do, ha liye, 100 3 J . : together the scattered setters. The first re- , T a- t Bestcoop do, B. KWut, Kef.Kx.Coin. might bslv on vera aid, m endeavoring to u Jous meeti j attended in h Territory, ' "'ners, to hold certain Indian T.ies. ; ,d d d A. It. i J W; vfi,a! overcome obstacles which he was aware exis-' was at the cabin of Rirhard Rue, Lazarus i 1 endeavored to discharg e this u.t fcitbfully Be. " ted, but hoped were not insurmountable" A I " of' tt M-M. iHt.t. ? voice in the crowd respond.d, "Yes you shall . 10 "lur" io..l"e wwa operanax 01 d- ,. anTointlIl?nt lS Jit pair ieese. Voihu Pre. 2 00

"aDUity ana patriotism ( .) ci me genucman ot a saJJle, passe through rjt'on some six ! V. , . , i . ot ; w. ;n-ir,i"- B acre L-ih Potatoes, Ueiened to . meetii

composing the legislature which passed them." miles, where we shelled each a grist, and in ! " . ' " J ;'; " i ' hUr, r tn ; . Z V' i " 1 i '"""u t X" a r i a i .. , v;.K-t'. i ,1 j ent sat mv near v oppsi.ion. 1 belong to 2d 4 Sa-h do, Uwn.l.,n'i, K.;f.Lx.Coai i i. v .i ,i... ..i. .- i the eveninir to isbet s mill, and m the morn-1 r ' t, j, i ;. r . ..

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., . ' ,, , . . me started lor home, and rel; quite inderen- , , .'. ' , . Io ' ; a--re Swmi Potatoes A H. A J. w. Veatal 3

laverv in Jiunaas- i ins snnoni-(mn' was! . , ., i or a iiiinu i!i ri.-an is snruo. nor a aiuic , j. , hi. i a-

XZTThe people of this extensive country! Terminer, and was advertised to sit at thej LIST OF PREMIUMS ' support ten thousand daguerreotypisus at an ! house of Richard Rue Esq; Benjamin Parke, I AW1RBED iT jfiE VA.E COrSTT FlIS. annual expense of one million, fire hundred Pdnt and James Nob.e Proaeeug ;At-, MA Cratt.rxiu ,h. j j n ,n j r. ! tornev. The eourt adjournea to the woods. uihaad nib f ptrmktr, thousand dollars. Who says we don't encour- - , v.. .. j- it.nl t ' '

nz the arts? The f'Mign correspondent of New j York Sunday Courier furnishes som items ; that present the character of Rachel in any other than a pure light. vILKliiSt probate Judge of Butler county, ; nas een compelle J to resign. It is a pitv that some severe puashmeut could not be luflicted tural friends of Fayette county, announcing , their fair, commencing on the 2oth mst It wiu duubtle9S b tr, Fir of tri nn. a . j buv lurtivi3 ujucu iiivii iiafcs '.lie i. 11 r i . t ea permanent sneus, kc. upon grounas inai: . for beauty and convenience cannot be excelled? j We hope oar c'uizens will, as we are assured i ILany design, attend the Fair at Connersville. Txs Election. The election returns in Texas are unexpectedly favorable to the Amer;Can party. Although the Anti-Americans ', have re-elected Governor Pease, his majority is reduced ia hitherto impregnable Texas to! probably less than 3,000. The eastern dis-, trict has elected Evans, American, to Congress by a majority of about 1.000. A Row isD a light. The old liners of! Hamilton county, Ohio, at their late conven-i ' j Lion, nu a row anu h. i trnt. m mutaior luh "'"""" u'lJ Xd?lhe result f the Maine fcleetion is m I - - - . . . . f"vorof hree Whisky a decided majority of ..t. r t is against the Prohibitory Law. For the Palladium. OLD SETTLERS MEETIXU. a ft. xr. r.-.L. va i...i i ii "iwi X ICIO uu LUUV1UUCU, 11EKM HooVEll ... .To such who have recently came to Wayne county, and who are not apprised of the object of this gathering, may be disappointed in the "aiveS ot the farst settlers, may look for hair-breadth escapes, fighting with the Indians, and with the wild beasts of the wilderness. The difficulties in settling Wayne nminlr worn n it w.th mnn In.ii.,... wjd astg but wkh iivin' n(1 dead Vrees which had to be removed before bread could be obtained. Passing on from these prefatory remarks, I will say that it was sometime in August, 180G, that I first looked on ,1 J 1 T ' 1 J . , "le ,anu w uere ",CDD1Ma uow swuas. almost the bluff a little north of Griffin Meudenha'l's residence. This snow covered the irrouud until the 10th of April, when the process of; S"bS nd f !"in?JnTd ?men.ced in I teenth vear, and I think had never tasted a ' ... j-i, n ,i .v j1 now very common drink, called conee, and was hire first maje aequaind with a vegetabled called Ramps, or wildgarlick, which our milk cows greedily eat, causing the milk to, . . 1-1 11 ,, mi iasie mucn line a sauna smens. it) is was a serious drawback in the article of milk and ' luus uianudtL in iuo mi uuo ui lima. aiHl : l k, : fV -f ,. .butter, but in this, necesity was the mother of . a . u i - t .1 1 . inventions, and the chewintr of the article re- f 1 , ., . ,- ,, , , . , moved the objectionable taste of the milk. i r . v 11 .0 r . l ' Uur cabins were generally 13 feet by 20 or with .single door facing the south pole, with one small window, one story hitrh.i puncneon floor and fire.place from four to eight feet in width, and in these cabins there were peace and plenty, and minds more at ea.sa' than can now be found in three stories, : with costly iixinrrs. ; . , . , . , , , , , x. ! " the contest, which church could rear the : talest steeDie, nd no piace in tlie minds of j on. as the main object of each settler, and the rnan? who used the maul and wede, or the axe dexterously, obtained a character for use-i , fulness eqaal to a mill-right in this day, and ; !l. - x 1 -V. ! . he who could plan a log pile, and wield to ad j 1 In this exercise I delighted, and if the ground J v,n which Richmond now stands, could speak. ' it would be a witness, that I had aided in ma-; kin? m.anJ Pi5?s of old 8obb7 S9- which 1 ! . . . . j .. , . ier imi ing pmucu our torn, uie ui ui mount- ! ed Mch m horse and with a meaj Mck in pape were some among us poor newcomers, who would borrow fifty cents, and leave their little family in tent, and ride to Still water, nearly forty miles, a dim track the only road, get thir grist and on their return night would over-take them, when the horse would be hobbled, and the sack a pillow until day; at the risingof the moon he would resume his march, and on hs arrival at his camp, his little children and woa!d mnfest raor heartfelt joy, than is now witnessed on the return of a merchant from oureAsUsrn cilies "The gathering of the first year's crop made us ail independent, so far as bread and meat, and vegetables was concerned, and had a little to spare, tor I sold an Indian a bushel of corn for a pair of mocasios. UnU! 1 8 '. Dearborn County extended from the Ohio river up to J-ort Recovery, but in . w r r ml that year Wayne county was formed and crgnied aad'l belkve'l was a . member of the first Jury that tried a criminal ease in this jooor - ty. Th court wm ou of Oyer aad

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to the ce of a certain boy, wi.o had stolen a ; cattle. Barlow knife, worth 5 cent, from the store ! Best BuU. 3 tm oW al over. Mix. Gr.a,o Sa. (U'i. of J-'hn Smith After th conclusion of the'-i-irfo .i- a do. )i. U;dn.i, s i arguments, we were instructed to more d- n. Si -J? SU. oV er into im forest, and there staled on a log, j 4 i . Jo d-) io jt. sh, 6 n T nr-.s ,-.jT: .-.n rM 1 t he I ndic t me n ts ch ar r - Hts- liail 1 yer.nl ovtr, Gira t'tviwr.l. T. Vtc-

' i :.l ;ti. ( . ing i::e ooy wko na mg, entered thestoie of Johu Smith, and did then or I (!,ni.i;I v steaL take and ra.rrv thro'u ;), and stated the question, that aU who believed the bill to be a true bill, to hold ur their right band; Jerennan ... x alo one o!

the jurv, replied, -that he expected ihe biv;"l do, did steal the knife, but he did not think it was ; ;id ;t

quite ro b&d. iince 1 nave names the usee of Jrremiah Cox, it wilt not, 1 thiuk. to out " T r eer, who long since nas passea away. Tiiere is not another man either living or dead in VV ayne county, who in his day, so disinterestedly, so humanely attended to the w.n. f i!.r and land-hunters. Although his houe was the point at which landhunters were directed, and with them would spend days, and entertain at night, I do not suppose he ever received one dollar for all his services. In that age or me county ot ..... . 1 V aviie, the inhabitants were not soui soui ana Doily to avarice, nor au ir.ey worsiup at us shrine Could leave be obtained and the , . , , , .1 . , places designated, where rest the remains of Jeremiah Cox and John Smith, the city of; t:U . . . 1 K ...1.4 Km wr c-amo IS i m hla mnn ti m aw I memmmu u.u, V OT s:aD. aesignaio iu '"O miunrr ku3 rjlace where thev sleep. ' The war of 1812 brotight with it trouble, and retarded the settlement of the country. Until the declaration of war, peace and quietness reigned in our midst. The Presbyterian, the Baptist, the Methodist, the Newliijht or Christian, and the Quaker had no difficulties about creeds, or baolism thev screed to heln each other roll logs, raise barns and houses,. postponing those other points until they be- , came more Iliaepeuuem ui m-u uw.ri. uui. .... Iiiiun J tlitj inr?-rwini1pn''i f.ir until then it wa3 not known to our neighbors, that the Quakers would not bght, and their retusink' cave them the charao'er of Tones. Dur- . . r . j r - . . inir ine war. l was arauea 10 perioriu an eisziii inir ; 3 days tour on the frontiers, hunting for Mi-:o-sin tracks. I refused to perform this servi.e. . .... , , - r -1 as.tliere was not living a single wmte ianr.uy, ! between my own family and the Rocky MounJatfis. For this disobedience 1 was lined, and jr - . i . ,, A serreani a rove on sixieen oneeii anu uiu them to pay tne tine ana yet 1 nave ikh applied for a land warrant. The years 1812. '13 and '11 on a small scale was the reign of terror, some were put in jail because they would not help to eat United States beef and drink Uncle Sam's whisky, as though a man's of service to his country while in jail and during these winters, the poor settlers who refused to leave their families on the extreme frontiers, had their axes, plows, saws, and farming implements taken by an officer, and deposited in a building in Salisbury, and when more room was wantt-d they sold the articles on hand, and had a first rate jubilee over the poor Quaker's property and buckets ot new whisky. JVt the close ot the war, I knew almost every man thf . ...1 I :,V. T wuuij, anu nunnmi"iiuni'.' ed to have had some acquaintance with him; and now I hardly know any body, and don't J , J T - . . ,, expect to know a man when 1 met him. the country has changed from a wilderness state to fine farms, fine cities and fine churches and dwelling houses, excellent iiaiiroatis ana turnpikes. And the people have also changed, changed more than the country. From the unass'tmiincr, plain, hard-working yeoman- , . ii i i .. i ry, the county is speckled, dotted over with bankers and bankrupts, nierchanis, lawyers and doctors; classes unknown mid not required in tho early days of this county. In those days we had nobody who was too lazy to work, or too proud to beg, and everybody was too honest to steal. Every body assisted every body else, in all their labors and troubles, and the whole community was like brothers. I can say with Mr. Dilnlevy of O., to Mr. Fletcher of Indianapolis, on the changes iu the last forty years, "that the greatest change is in our chidren." I used to think myself as respectable as my neighbors, but now am counted an old foy. 1 neither wear goatee or mustache, nor permit them to be worn in my household, and always Deiieveu - . i .1. , such exquisites to have at least one room to , , ..r1 , ,, . - let. W ere 1 as expert with a ntte as in my , i i 1. . 1 i,tv early days, I might commit manslaughter by . . . - i t t i i i mistakimr a hairy-faced dandy with smoke emitting from a bunch of hair, for one of those wild vermins which used to trouble the early settlers of the west. Intidels tav, man is an least in appearance, seems teuding that way rapidly wiihin the last few years. No won- , ' J , , -ii i der we do not know our neigMiors wten we meet them they have no face, except what i : . I i : . . 1 . . ; 1 . . , , is covereu wnu uair wuc mo uw.-w avivaa out lew men nave so prominent a nuse, io he supposed, a sale of principle; and all my denials and asservations to the contrary were I entirely over-ruled. Being then in the prime : of life," and kicked out of t! e Whig ranks, I j voted in 1S36 for Martin Van Buren, and un- j til 1848 acted with ti e Democratic party. ; The refusal for months I y t!;c United Slates j Senate to admit California as a free State, j cured me of scch a rotten democracy. I am now in principle a Freesoiier, standing up- i right on the Buffalo aT,J 1 itisburg platforms, and here intend to s'and. The sale of the VaUh an 1 Erie Canal, auare iu any oanamg or smuumy j'v j A passing notice to those w ho are present j of the old settlers, and of those whose ac- , tive services are ended who have received j their dischrage have gone to that bourne ! from whieh no travelt-r l.as ever returned, and ' I close. The evening san of the first setters, stands low in the western horizon; they will soon follow Jrc-miah Cox. John Smith, Eph- ; raim Overman. Richard Rue. Peter Fleming, ' Andrew Hoover. Charles M..ffit, Samuel Walker, Thomas McCoy, Charles Hunt, John ; Scott. Isaac Julian. Beniamin Harris, & many j others, and in the political tnJ as o racers t .he Territorial Government, may be named as navmggone away, ex Governor Jennings, txGovernor Hendricks. Ex Governor Ray, ExGovcrnor Noble and Ex-Governor Wbiteomb. XThe subscriptions for the relief of the -eliow fever suPerers in Virginia amount lo pwards of 62,tK.t.. Ia addi.n to this mount of monev, large contributions, Lave -een jnada in goods, predion, Ac

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m j., do d . AUen W . Lewis, 4 , j-i do do Ee-t Bu'.I Calf uu Jer I T?r. -U ha ! Sil t-WS,. do 4 2 -U ' do btst tu, 5 jeari aai uier, v". UrrdiUa, ill. G:t. "4 V d 1 d '- lv ltt II-ifrr. -. and rr, :. Iuv..t.n. Oc't. IJm. rv-id.ia, r Lrri LrutfV, 1 l' ' S I Merediii, Sil. Gou t. I. Oouiruns Son. 4 Aiex. Or;iue. - ft' ider, R Pa! SU -ib't do, do, ifer 1 Tr ni over. jj J d,, Jj, !.d do d -. 4 do. id da qo d., d d- . Mor?..i v. !. Mored.:'i. d i-.. do a.:, do. do, Wn.. u ixrs. i w Bt tVre tmn cm bul. Sl Merc iith, ,.ir Wori. 0, AU,n Grave. i to C4 j. u do, M. Midm. 2 u imp-rted bull, iink-o,' S Meredith. K--f. E. C. I'o Jo ciw. v h;: Rjse, S M I-.-;, :h, - I-j do do. -Gau iy' Mcndilb, !!e?t Cow for dairj, Juhn taiwi;, "nvr Gublei. i dj do l.i, Wm. Ktiberts, l'e!" Ku. Acti.-u1. B -st fas (iutlock, liorre laidaun, Silver Gotiet. -d do do, LTi l-rulrv 5 .0 3 0 S 00 4 "U 2 Oil 5 A.. 3 t.O 4 8d do da. Iruier. lSesi E'teer 2 Toars old, George la idson, An ,ir. Ho .l.v lvi llml... 3d do d., di do, Levi uruiev. BtyniD5Stw. orS lid-on, 2iiiJ d d ., John Maxweli, ,3S s Caif, Leri DruiT, bwinr Kenl, lvearluliiov j,vhlU, Iip aud l'J IH yd do du, dj do, J. VV. Suiiih. 3d do do, do do, a. W. L-t 4 e : ;; on 2 ci Larmer. iiver I'up. a 0 .' 2 u' 5 03 : -i oo j Karuow. ; Best Uoar I Tear aud uudrr, J. W. Sii,: th. 2d do do, do do, 11. L. Harris, 8d do do, do di., A. W.Lewii, Pt lireeding Sow, Parid Commi ni, d do do, James WhiU', tid do do. Geo. Davidson, Bst Sow UDder 1 year, Allen Lewi. fjd do do do do, Jaincfl v tilt, do do, Daciel (.'lark, . uobses mi ,d do lio 3 dj d,., f ho, .v'c-.n'ah'a, ,.ti ; i;est Br d Jlare 4 j r and orer, l-artts. n al.acr, 6 uu 21 do do do do. Oliver ('. Mrr!, 4 00; ilXZnuSk" sa do d.-. Smnnci Kiik, .o ; P" o'" ns. in. u ..nana. su uoo t. , 21 do do do Heard A .-me.. 3 U'' HORSES FOR LIGHT DRAFT. Best Staiii jc, 1 vars and over. 'M j: an.' V. T. lenni, . Silver Goblet 2d do do, do d P. J Caldwell, 5 HO ! Foreign, Waj. Griffin, I'ip. Heat ltrood Mare, 4 Vt-arv and over. A. B. vd. 6 00 Best pair matched Horse., J A. llridland, Sii .rb't. I 2d do do do d.t, Si Veredito. 6 vQ " I!t Gelding. Sol Mermtith, Kef. Ex. Coin - ' Sd do do. ICphraim I'riee, " . Best Stallion 2 and under 3, N. Ferguson u " 2J do do, 2 d: ?.. A. M. Harris - " j Best B'd Mnre, 2 and under 3. E. IrurT," " " 2d do do, 3 do 3, ' . Jones, " ' 1IORSKS Best Hone, 2d do do, IVst Trotting Horse, 2d do do, l est Pacing liorie, 2d do do. FOR SAil)L. i Wm. Sp.nuinfr, Silver Goblet, i Win. Spinning, 3 vO ! Dr. A. Weaver, Silver Goblet, j Lafayette Kailsback, 5 00 ' W'ui. Gr-en, Silver Gobl-t. j James Wtite, 5 HORSa'3 FOR GENERAL PrRPOSES. lte.-t Stallion 4 yrs and aver, 'Kiidcr,' J. T. Williams, i Silver Goblet. ; 9J d d oj1 do do, ' Taltb It. Jackson, 5 00 2 yrs do, Horton FergnaoD, S 00 . do do, A. il. Harris, 4 OO . V. J. Orr, Uiploina. ! foreign Best StitHion 1 yr and over, 'Morgan, J. Hiwier, 6 0U i rorripn. . vju.uu, yip. i Koreign, v. Spinning, lip. Best Brood Mare, 4 y"rs and over, I). Commons, 6 00 2ddo.n di', d," i"' ,Sm!??ker' t ''t Best Brood Mare, 3 yrs do, Nicholas Hi pes, b 00 2d do do, do do, John Hoover, 4 no , Hest Brood Mare, 2 yrs eld, .1. W. Jwkwn, 6 iw ! Best SaeWag Clt, J)' Best Gelding, Sum'l Moriitb, Kef Kx. Com j 2d do do, Kdward Nudd; - I ladies' saddle hoke, bode by a ladt. I .Best, Miss Margar, t i a.amore. Sit. Goblet. 1 2d do, Mi.-s Huiit, Si I. Teaspoons. sd do Nlisj c SoK roon Cuuiplim'ary, Mise Cox, do do do JACKS AND MULES. Best Jack of any age, Caleb t'. Jackson, Sil. lo Jennet do, llavid Cjiuinon, Berit Mule, 2 years and over, Ambrose Robey, 2d do do, 1 year and over, Ambrose Hubey, Best Mule, 1 do, do, John Lain, l.cit SuoVing Mule, Tbomaa furl, 2d do do, lfDj Vi-kerham, Gobt. 6 00 5 00 3 (0 5 00 4 00 2 oo : FINK WOOLED SHEEP, Best lluck cf any tp, Jos. Kenworthy, 4 00 Jd do do do do, Levi lru!y, 2 00 j .Id do do do do, Jas Hammond, Uef. Ex. Com. Best Ewe of any ie, J" Kenworthy, 4 00 2d do do do io, Levi Drul. y, 2 00 MIDDLE WOOLED SHEEP. Best Buck, SonthdowD. Sol Meredith, Kef. to Ex. Com. lo Ewe, do, Sol Meredith, " " f)o l.amb. Jas. Hammond, " " " ' I,) huck, Levi Irnly, " " " Lo Ewe, Levi 1'ruly, " ' LONO WOOLED SHEEP. Best Back cf any age. Geo- Davidson, 3d do do do, Joshua lye. Best Ewe d .t, Jca. Kenworthy, 2d do do do, Jat Hammond, 4 00 2 0-J 4 00 2 00 lUit 1 year old liu k. Jas. Ilammoml, Uef. Ex. Com. FAT SHEEP. j Beat rat skeep, ' 2d..do. .d'J d 1 Best five V etherj, j 2J do (jC) ,j0. j James Hammond, Joshua tye. Joshua Dye, 4ieorg I;ivid. .n, POl'LTBT. 5 0i 3 00 5 00 2 C" ; nc,t pair Shanebais. Joshua Dr.. 2 0J 1 00 ; do do d Loeiue Tut le, Do do Wild Geese, Hawkins, L'o do Swan, ". S. Ilawkics, Ref. Ex. Com. IBCITS. j Best Winter Apples, I u varieties. Lewis Jones, Gob't. , Io Autumn do do. S.S.Boyd, 5 00 Io single rariety, X. A. Boyd, bock. 1 00 i lio ;iei.!iren sweet Ajr1. Lewis JoDea, Tar fir 1 00 jio as't Arpies. ?ra'ri'.tie. S. S Boyd, Sil. jub't. : Do Autumn fears. tieo. I'irie, S 00 l'o Orapes, I . Wr.l'.'r, 5 C) l'o Peaches, Vr. A. I Kerns 2 00 Iu single T y Pe?h-s, fr. . M. Krrns, If. Ex. Coin. ' Lo Eyerbcarinx ika.'jberry, S. S.Boyd, " " j FLOWERS. Pest ireneral seiactkia, Mr. A. M. Kenss, aet Teaspoon!. ; ' D BoiiUftMrs. A. M. KeriiS, til sugar spoon. - VKCETABLEa. ng. : 00 Io 1 bush Onions, v.". II. CuudT, 1 fcO I to bar'h Tomatcex, I Hi bush Beets, Do 3 Pumpkins. Io Tariety reas. Do dnxen Watenneloai, Ia f Kftreiza i Io Ei P;aBt. P- C a-iimn, W. H. BacJy, M. W DaU. Joabna Dye. M. A . lavj, J. B. Maouieg, L Ri;sbak. W. 'ewy, Wm. Bennett, A.C lUrna, II. H an. 1 M r. " 1 00 ; lOo - I 00 " 1 00 Diploma. ; Ear i 9 " 13 " 1 0Ua l.MAr Prwerred Fruit. U. W. HaTia, 1 OO lo Kidney Poiatoea, H. r. Baker, Kef. Ex Ca th Peppers, J. Strayer, do do 03 COOPER AGS 1KB WOODEJT WARE. Bet Cboro. B. S. KitcbeH, Farmer and ! 00 ro Wood Pnao. F. Kiriin. 3 K lto t... pttDt, " J. Kiee, Proi. raeorameisded ; BLACSSiUTHio and xdg tools. Best pair Horse bos. Ho do Br-at chains, ! a's'ast Edge Tocl, Do eistkjTai'h i Drill, J. T. Wilatm. Far. acd 1 CO H. Ferrn. Far. and 1 tf Hoory Honter. I:paad3 4 Cokw a Newby, LHpiona. BTTTm AlfO CHEESE. B-t 10 Jb Batter. Iiass Jenkin. Set Te tprms. 2.1 do mo dx, Mr. J. U BtJla, Sapf tosi. r.e:Cteae. Ia Icakias, Set SpowM- , . . . . - ir tT : . . ..v best 1 J pasau aiJ.ie cai:, liooij u.au, w , M 4 1 do t M-ury nimx. IB

C. F. GoumI Fa. & 00 P-t 1 Dood IIobt, -i d , to do d. lk-st Beejwajt. MISCELLASEOrS C. F. IK.aM, 3 M or.-ia Jvwes, Far. t 00 N. Jone, DtfcretiuDarj. ARTICLES. B: Laodi-apw Patnticj, J. Bed backer. Dii4o 5 SO IX. K:flI,un, W. r llanta, do 1 j ,lsker Hrrel. I.. W Ifer. l . 1 ( : ilrd vr.. Mr. D. tYatmoos do 3 .' ' i'tl 'crk. M. A. WtaUr. Uak I iX "ha. arl-urn. do 1 00 n,iui csai li-.r V k V.j i!. da I OJ n ice, J".":n affair. lli. 1 00 IV d.. P.. If a hrr Work. lv Pj rirr i-hit Va a. i I r i!. !"u l.auj; M;it. I'j P.ij.-.t anting. ! ita Mark. ! n..ur .l4t. A. Kai;er da " J. S r..ddr: i. do r Mi.-j H. LrkiiuvB. R. K. C H.-a:y lAafr. d do w A . Ka-'.er. do d !irir-t I'aey, do da I J C. Is -c! do A i M tf. tM-k:nwB. PifUoma. t ..tu, II im a to,, vrem ree. i'" tttrk f on It HiTM. C. Uouli. Ref. '. Ex. Com. SXi i d l'i!W. lleari .V S:x. do l'o Harr: I ieur, U SuUwiuiJ, do ! H irniiiy .!!, H. Sianiy, do I W:o-t K.-Sa'atc.r. Mif ';$vr. jo I Ai.p e i'arrr. ( barle iSreo. d ! 'o Krui: P.-s-.erveJ tir"n. !r M A K, m do j da do . do t do ' i da i i i sri siarktnt;. K iVcr b its T'j H ;ifT Kc.vc, ri. rin.h. Io latLer Flcwtr. W. ii. Tu niaa. d j Vr ire, t'. S. lit.Gi I. t". S. IK uld. II. Pio.iu-v do do do do da da do do PLOW1S0 JIATCU. t'et (pecimen R hore PI. wins. Beard Sinex, I l!r.Ui.t. 12 aad l armer. Jd bet 5ieima:i 3 bona I !w:r.j 1. S. Horney, l'i.; $1 and r araier. 71t sf ..'tDin 2 t.Tie Plrw:nj, It. lI.Bcy, l':r!r.uia. $2 aad Fannar. 2d bet g:ecimen 2 horse Piwio. Ward a Sinex, U'-, '""1-1. $1 and Farmer. 3 J V est specimen Flow ins, Datii.-t N'ewSy, DirK'ina and Farmer. REATINij ASP MOWlXi MACHISKS. Prt Keir, W. HiUiritworth, lief. to. Ex. lt Mower, l'-ajrd A Sicax, do do HiBxrS, SADTLES iPD LEATHER. CVm. do UeM Firm ItarnesiJi. Do Carriage d., lo Sir..e du. P.i I'V.t kii!. .1 P Peuxhty. S. ii. C O.' IVigfrica, S. K. A C. O. Wiina J P. lon-!i!T, 5 00 1 00 s oa 2 00 x ee 2 00 l'o llameas I eather, L o Side iiadie. Thfma. tienlrr, J. P. Doughty carhiai.es and BUGGisa. Best Hupiry. Hunt A Co., Do Trolling Buggy, W. T. Leani, t 00 Dip. and S 00 DOMESTIC llvat louble Coverlwt, lo Single do l'o Woolon Blfinkew, I lo 1 launel. Mast racTCRKb. F. II. tiarber l Junes farua ik-ott Amanda Hioh 3 00 lW erred. 2 00 3 00 j Kef err od ' 3 00 i Book and 60 Bo.-k. j 2 oe t lo Part Cotton Carpet, Kaon el Way 1 'o Heai th Kujr, I In Bradbury Mrs. C. Fryar laai Jenkina Lewis Jonea Sarah Scott, T'o WooKn Micking. lo do Sorks, lo l'. yard Jean. lo 10 yard Tuwoling. lo l.int-n Thread. io Patch work guilt, do do, do do. Best Worked 'ollar 00 Mnt. H. Ferguson Book a 50 j Mrs. A. M. kerns Teaspoon i II. Stanley Ket erred. . I.u.-uxla Wav Keferred. ! 'i Jenny Woods Book, 1 00 1 lanetT Worsted W'k Mis Murv Pri het do 3 00 lo Siu k, M.s Juiist S Ktley Keferred. lo Kmbmidery, D.. Pet ling Carpet. Do Be?t Kiticules Do Sampler Work Do Ottoman Coer tlttouian Corer iost Needlework Io Tidv Io M.t'ls Io I'oor-mat I"o Funey Work Badkot Po CroWhet Work Miss Harriet W llson do Mim Majv Prichet do Mrs J. P'. Doughty 3 OQ y.rt J. M. Kulia Referred Mi.s S. J. Purl do Kuth Ann Thomas do Miss Maria Doughty do Miss M . Smith do do do do do do do 8 3 - 6 Miss Pepperraan Chas Sanburn Miss Jack Mi.s E. Bradbury Miss ii. Newman Miss Smith rrRKiTrn. 11 orris a trreirg CABINET Best Pining Table Lo rreak'.a.t do Io Presin Bureau Do dox r ancy Chaira Do 1 d( z common do Do Hot-king Chair l'o Sofa Do Jenny Liod Bedstead Do Lounge Do Freoi h Cabinet Do Large Frame 00 00 I 00 00 i do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do S Far 4. 1 00 do 1 00 8 00 3 00 Keferred. do do FARMING TOOLS. Bet Plow for gen'l purposes, Board Sr Sinex Sil. Gob't. best s ub-.,i! Plow Homey at Co. 5 00 S 00 2 00 2 00 IU-!t two hi rse Flow Heard A Sinex Kiv-t Uiirruw Beard A Sinex liel CultiTator i 2 horses ) John Imtnell l'o do I 2 teeth, 1 horse) Beard Sinex Keferred - 2 "0 Bt-st Co-n Plow Homey It Co Best Oram Drill Best Hore Hake best drain Cradle Cet Cum Shelter Best Straw Cutter best Farm Wajron Fast Cid. r Mill Bst Corn I 'ropper BMt Horse Power and Sep'r Horse power and Sep'r Brink ley a Ogden Norris Jones Sam. Sinex Beard & Sinex Levi Purris H renruson 4 00 2 00 2 IK 3 00 3 S 00 00 M. L. AlbrieUt Diploi . Stoneipher Ilipioma. V Ciprkrsn Silver Cup. F.W. Uobiuson Dip 5 "0 IHIUDIVI WHIUHT MILTOS HOLLI9 lUVTOStS T. Wright & Co. RK in rcijt, by recent arrirnU from New York fcnd Philadelphia, a very large inrtcoDiprehenure stock of l ull uuU Winter l.oods Embracing almogt every style and variety, eeieCted with reference to our increasing city trade, and w itb an eye also to cite wants of the country, to which we invite the attention of purchasers. As it is do. ourtsste to enter into competition ! the fin asiaeHt. there leine; a company organised is town for that purpose.) we m not announce to y our astonished ears that we have Muitc uoow than were ever brought to Indiana, r that our prices are &U per cent, below our neighbors; hut plUire ournel ve to show our friends a stock inferior to none in the market, and at prices as low as the lowest. "S'nall profits and Utck pay" ia our motto. I'le.iee (itc ut a call at the old stand. No. 10 Mala street, j Lear the iJg l ump. T. V K1GHT ox CO. j K'ichroond. September ttO. 40-tf j THE NEW YORK I DRY GOODS STOIlEi new receiving their Fall stock ef Dry Goods, whick j when received wiil amount to over 20,000 Dollars. j Amofjrf i h.ch will be found baryatns never before offer efi to the comniuuity. vr stock of lres 6oois ie anasttally j Urge, cocipntii all the latest aad saust teautiful styles to i be luund in ihe Eastern txiaraets. aitd will t e sold at prices ' that will dfy all attempts at conipetition. It is impossible ; lii an a!-rt!sec.iit. to enumerate a tithe of our assortment, ' hut we ould calf The attention ef the public so the follow- ! ii. ( Uo&oi: Jti.tMMi ard? j .aiTj Mack Bilks, rich lustre, at 62 ;c. do heavy i;ro de fthines do, 7Si7 .c; U'J Ui d' extra super utl boiled do, $1; ' 3. M.0 a. ilu'd Brocad Siik, 75e, cheap at 91 2; I m do sp-rn Mack BrtK-ade, $1, well worth $1 0; 4. W.0 tio 1 la,;u chacreaMe 3tlks: l.Wti Jo super French Merino. $1, a great r argain; 5 .ISO do Eng and German Merinos, all colo sand shade; ; 3,0C'i tio tine Cashmeres, , warrai.teU worth 37 a. Ai.0 Printed lUane; rich s-lk Poplins: cuitdren Piaitls: plaid Poajesamincs, Silit Ktoioes; freoch alt wool It-La. ties; str:;e 1 iiugliaui;rich Chere, eotireli' new; plaid Briliiants: rebates. DOMESTIC GOODS. 5.05rti fine Madder Prints, good colors, marked o lie cheapest goods ever sold in the fitate, 20,(J)0 yarus teamiful Prints, being tne Merruuac, lprague aiud C'ochego ratius; ,C 0 yards bteached kiuliLS from up; It,' ar is red, white and yellow Flanneis. from 90c op. aLhi iiroeu he:inK od Shirtings; pillow case Muslin; 10 4 iv cached Aiusiil.t; lnU Linens: Imen Ifamasks; J nen t'rah: Crash 1 able Covers: Crash linen Diaper; fine ! irti' y inai-er; i an iam.rU; ft 4, H4 and l2-twili'fl iattt oti viai,et; 1 ic fiench Cioth; black and fig'd Cas.n.crts; bv.; do ana Tweeds; Jeats; Linsye; TickiBf e. SHAWLS. Ts these eroois in!t th titn on tf all buyers. Our Hack coo.) r w Ui, fi.rk;s ef lii teT State, Waterloo, rer;y ::.! ihc..uiq Pnils. tetfoies a full l:n of trcporte! Stole a I ni-eh tttiwls. a.s a Urn locf Breeha Sha!s of a aatTE'Scctjt ualit. Lrawrr iioutls aad Trimaiin Dcpartmrnt. Hain aci ilail Jscocs; plain and plai Ss xlasliBal j.',n Caa.tr. rs; Jacoact ami Sis Floate-.cxs. o frrj frmit: 1 tredle aoraeo Collars fr,i lc S3: piaia an l euii roi-lerered liaea 1K.i: ladies' atmoo. Iambs ! anj cotton 12 s.ery : rril tbrJ Laces; Hoanoa 4o; siik, Cashscerv. a-trioo ao I "l Olores; black Iee Veils; klack aul E(M Its:ii Crarats: Maek Beits; liiack ana SfM Mori arl!ze Kii'l :, B-snet Ril.ir,; hlaea Velvet Kibtons; S:i tces; black s.; Frifiaea fur asajst.ilaa. In r. itiunen. we ut to'.le tmhl.c as thr and sell our Goods exeiasirely tor cash, we know that we can oBer iw- t aacea.it.it tsicaaoot it loutid iK'Urt.JtdUf turn- i Mier.iLajer i Nw lorX, whtaS a-lrantag, ef all forced j sV.ts ia tiic tLar.et. tbis earles fM to nl a great saaay f gusas'at mac las taa tfitlr riir.l tu'.. thiurh we Bikt , ; taera our w,iir i rect. Oor s stea, of hanmm im " Is uuj unr - rtr tue ci.ii can oaf as cbeapas UMsaoat ei.erieEoI. .New York Urr Oooda Slor-! K. JACKeOS, Proprietor TpCoaatry Mercaasta wno bay for rata, win ftnd it te their Iutereaite call. si tem-cr Sit. lci. 0 It AilacUmt-nt !Votsre i 'OTICE is bare!; girmtt taat a wr.t of atiaaaianS was . issoej tae ma.Iers rned oa the Sfia dajr of tursit. , 1-ii. aaibs the (owda. chattels, nsritta. svedita. saBuias aad eSetta ofeore V Uarqu;a,at t-".e ui,ie ft. Creaewu. , and that tae sues of e. teen dollars aasta'xty fire eeata ia biut aasMea garataboed taeaaadaof Seaetl f Vtetcli' er. u.uiij'H to said kLarsaia. wluck ia beid andorattaca j asent. ami Ui.a Hit i art for trial Uwitaday of Oeto-or. , at t e.c, f. -, frefuro ae at mj oc ia auea.eod was j k cliaoc I. Se;:teniner SO. ISi. ', arte: Eire sIiiof i of lira, rtisrs. - .w " per aid au, poae to elter see v I I. waiitiil CO. !

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THURSDAY Mormwg, Si ptembck 20, igsj. RICHMOND, INDIANA. Robert Virri!.on. Alht-rl 1'. Kurd, t hrle F. (. ..I tin. xVpjwwtora. Is jv-eoarl at all U;ne- to diwonat Prod nee Eill. ether tiusia? Pj.ht ; Allow Interest oa money Deposited: All other bo,i:j apperta niug to xtaMuse a t44 to with despau-h. Oi.-e ilar from 3 A. M. to 1 P. SI. Iwatu-iui, iu.!j IS, Isoi. . ... ICU-rtuiond tMtiit, Mufe. BJind A loor 9IHiirarfery. JOSEPH PK'KI SON has bought the urk oa ha, ihe Sash and I.xr Factory, earrid ou beretofura over his P:uup Manuiai-toiy, and has employwd comb, teut jtorkmoa ia the line, ud will horoaftor carry that busiuesa iu all its braaciics, in connection with tha Ikuai busimv :. trders for Sah. Bliwda, loorFnuaea, Punip. Lead A t ood llpinj, will be pcoperly attended to at roasooable price . . A . 1 worki.'rotnhi establishmeat, will be w arras ud to.pt e salUtWiion. A couiiderable slock of tho afeov artn-le nnwoti hnd. ,Jd mo. l$ih, 1JW. OCTOBER LLEC1I0N. Wayae County Kepubltcaa Ticket. for cmcriT jrnoK. JEHU T. ELLIOTT. TOR TROSECrTINO ATTORN" CY, ' THOS. M. BROWNE. CLKKK OF THE COCRTS. MOSES D. LEESOX. Vtlt AfntTOB. BENJAMIN L. MARTIN. fOH KKCURDKR. HENRY BEITZEL. FOR CXMMISSIO!KR. JOHN H. HUTTON. lUi l-i:Mir.NT CANDIDATIX We are authorised to anuoun. S nmm Rxutt a oandidate for Ju.Lre of this Judicial eirruit. r ?ii . a. I i We are authorised to announeo Avdkkw F. Stxirr, as a rand:daie f.r Clerk of the eonrts of v avue count kotic ;. I.rrlii res to l.ndle. A course or six LecturesM AnttDUT, rhsieloBe and ll.vxteu will be daltrred te tas ladies of Ricamend. by KKHBCCA B. THOMAS, of I'hiladiihia. in the Lrceum Hall, over R. A. faice'a store, ceeissencine this Thur4ay anernooa, at 4 o'eleca. Sei'tcaiter -JU. 4U-U Tracbers Asaoriatioa. Th next meeting of the Wayne County Teacher' Aaseeialien will ba held in Cambridge City, on tho laet Sataraav ia this month, the 9th lost. D. H. ROBERTS. Presiasat. New and Rare Books. Bj reference to the advertiaementof Messrs. Burbank t Bro., it will be seeu that they have made large additions to their former stock of Books, Stationery and Miscellaneous articles. Ths Messrs. Burbanks have takin much pains ia the selection of their stock, and are prepared to furnish almost any work that may be dosired. They have laid upon our table ths Know Nothing," an interesting story illustrative of the principles and objects of that far-famed Order. We hope to see these nea sustained in their efforts to establish a Book store that will supply the wants of all. Such an establishment has long been desired ia oar city, and the Messrs. Burbanks are eminently qualified for the business. Call and look through their stock. 9 The highest Premium on Plows for geneial purposes, was, at the late County Fair, awarded to Messrs. Beard ii Sinex, for their "Great Western Steel Plow." for sod ssd stubble. Also, the first premium for the best Two Horse Plow, made in the same style of the "Great Western." Bitnil Bright well, who Las ben sagafd in lfa mercantile buainettfi ia this plscs for near thirty years, has disposed of his stock to James M. Hays, who will continue business in the old stand. Mr. Brightwell will continue in the City Mills; and it may notbs amiss to say that the flour to which was awarded the premium at our late County Fair, was made at his mill and speaking of his mill and flour, we are reminded that this same flour, which took the premium was bohed by the steel wire boh of Messrs. Nordyke, Ham 4 Co., of this city. Alive! Thewnau who lost Lis 'o-do-IH-nerer-mention-'ems, noticed last week, is not dead he c alled and got them. He, iu company with the former President of the Nichts," and others, went 'a-fishing' and bis clothing drop'd out of the wagon harinj taken thm off aud put on others mora suitable for Keining. No mystery after all! New YoaK Cash .Stork. Tha far-famed Iry Goods House of Mr. Jackson, is agaia cramed full of new goods, comprising ia quality the elegant, the useful, aud the durable;. The couceided popularity of the proprietor and clerks, is one reason of the success of this House, but their cheap good i the great cause. An early call will ba requisite to secure tliebest selections. Pitch in. Watson's Dagcebrieas Rooms, are cp every day, without regard to weather for tha purpose c f taking those life-like like nesses, for which he is famed. Remember Lia roomare opposite the Citizen's Bank. - XifWliilsttue excilement is up in regard to the arrival of 'ew Goods, no one forgelsta drop into Scott fe Crawford's. "What a man does U the thing!" And they DO 3 Goods CHEAP: Large silk fcandkercbkft for a quarter aad all other goods in proportion'.:'. Sign of the Pet Lamb, and eppo1 the Big Pump, is the place" for bargains! Sestebced. Josoph Pendroy. who was v,T.rA writh hurcUrr nd an attempt to rob the jewelry atoie of J. B. Hunnicut oi tbia city, was brought before tbe court last wk and pleading guiky, be waa acDnced to Penitentiary for the term of three year, o was not arraigned on the second indictment, charging him with a similar offence at another time. That will ba reserved for trial at tbexpiration of his present terra of service ia th em ploy of the atau. - ' Uied Eoatrtk dajr eeeaiaf. Aaxaat tSt. fteid Iowa, Laws Mai Tiiux. oaiy cluld e l"' "" Aaaaada M. Taor. aed II saaBta aai S? days. TUe cboieeet. fairest Eewers arc U aarliaat aiBTod 1 rade oaaeta ef AaUuaa. : - seals isssioa f-t-p, S aftar frMae e-eof. September Mtm. Use rt&r mm e ef tfcie Caaai will te beM ra I'je Mall ef -awe r v-r-OsVAX tEEEI. rros a