Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 29, Number 1, 16 December 1858 — Page 2

RICHMOND, DECEHBER 16, 1858.

With this ounbr we comajence the 23th ; voir of the Palltdinm, and enter upon its pnb- j l.'catioD with the determination of making it ' acccp lible to oar patrocs as circunjotat.ee will en - able us to do. As a general thing newspapers are peed ted interestitg in proportion to the amouu of labor bestowed upon them, and iLi as general! depends open the amount of patron age received. It ought not to be expected that paper, cor fired to porely alccal circulation will comjete in the amoant of matter or the genera) ' interest displayed in its columns with papers published in Urge cities, where from their locatior they are enabled to attract a large lifct of sub ecribers. We, however, have no cause of complaint, for onr parer has steadily maintained it noalcircalation,iccreaitg with the growth of our city and county. It has now a larger circulation than it ever had before, with erbaps one exception, aud thjD it waa furnished to clubs of twenty atone dollar per year; bat the experience o.' that jtar proved to us that the price would not ' ! Two or three of oar subscribers at the close ol this year have discontinued their subscription to j the Palladium because they can get a larger j sheet ai a less sura. This rs their pereel right and wo allude to it h no eririt of complaint. We ) have ocly to say ra regard to that matter, thataf j ttr 23 years of experience, we know that we can-! not attar J to publish our paper for less than the j

price now charged. If othera can do it, they j the paper. Monsieur Montarg might cause ua to could be obtam.-d a? tavoraMe ra.e. leaving noLave an economy that we do not understand. ! be per800a:ir' wsaulted, or assassinated, and thn3 ' thin? to be deducted but the bal ...ce of the orgiWe shall adhere to r preaont terma. and avail. iT?e1D r' " l.fe endure., we hope nal 81,390,0J(), after deducting the 5400,000 al-

ourtfelvea of thia opportunity and occasion to say that our terma are two dollars per volume, in adxante. We are grateful for the liberal patronage ' we have receirtd for more than a quarter of . 1 . . . . Mn.,MJ f . m m ...- .Viin a . r-T k century, and i ball endeavor to make the paper . . , ... . . 1 more deserving of the public patronage than it' f r 6 has heretofore been. W e ahall nake an effort,' during the winter and epring to Increase oar list J or giiriscnDera, ana respeciiuiiy anK oar iiepoDu can friends to aid ua ia thia effort. It is use lens ht us to Bay that the Palladium will continue to advocate the aame principles of political economy that it has daring its existence. . It has ever been the advocate, humble it is true, cf the well known principles of the Whig party, ' and although the name of that party has from ' motives of policy been changed to that of Hepublican, we have given op no great principle we advocated under another came. We have ever been and are now opposed to the institution of slavery uncompromisingly opposed to its extension to one foot of soil now free. We are in favor of a protective tariff; for the purpose ol maintaining tbe great manufacturing interests of our country, and incidently every other interest belonging to the people. We -are in favor of fostering tbe great agricultural interests of the country by protecting It in our commercial trea ties with other governments, and by liberal ap-j propriations from the treasury of the national ' government. We ere in favor of a liberal systern of iuternal improvements by the general gov- j ernment scf&cient at least to protect the com uiereo of the Great West from destruction to' which it is liable, of improvt mentin the nav:ga- 1 tion of our rivers and lakes. We are opposed to ' tl.e i.cquUition of ony more Southern territory j either by purchase or conquest; but if acquired, ; to be irctt territory. If -Cuba and Mexico are to be admitted to the Union, so phould Canada. j In addition to the political character above indicated ns that which our piper has been and ' will be governed, we shall endeavor, -so far as its ' "littiitM will permit, to make it valuable to the fam- j ily and miscellaneous reader. In short, what the ! J'ul'udium has been it will be iu future. During ; the ears it has been published, we have failed ; but on two occasions to iscue promptly during f each week, and hope to be equally prompt in the future. Ireldcuts Measagp. Tho continuation of the Message thia week precludes our nanal variety of reading matter. We had intended to have submitted some remarks in review rf this "explanation of President Bachii'iai), bat onr limited space forbids it, for this week at least. Every reader f the Message how. tfver will be impressed with one idea in regard to it, and that is, that great imbecility has characterized the present Administration or it wouid not reij'iireso many words of explanation. The reader will be specially impressed with the great eff irt of the President to hunt op all tho little and inci uificant annojancea wl ich have occcrred with our cit zena in Mexico, and then n-.agnify them into some kind of importance in a State paper of the character of a President's Message. It is a one sided afTair, and to lave given it a color of impartiality, the Presideut ihould have gloriQed a little over that ever-Esemorable exploit of the American Navy in the bombardment of Grey. town! However, until we read the message, we did not know how mnch indignity had been heaped upon American citizens, and how quietly our people had submitted to them f.-r the last fonrteen years. An old friend of o urs says this part of the message reminds him of an old friend of his he met a few years aince, when the following conversation took plat: How do you do, my friend T Oh, I'm sick I have Buffered very reach for the last ii month from tha cold plague, but never knew it until yesterday 1' Jj.t so with Mr Buchanan. American citixens have been outrageously abused by Mexicans, for tbe last fourteen years, bat co body ever knew it ut.til the president wanted to get np a pretext for m quarrel with Mexice. The President also favor tbe old Whig doctrine of protection to American interest. There is on old aod vnlgsr expression that ' a fool will only learn in tha achool of experience. A bankrupt and depleted treasury m broken down and appended manufacturing interest, baa proven to Mr. Buchanan that free trade on our part gainst protection on the part of otier government and ' ten cents a day for labor,' ia adverse t j American interests, and after a terra f sad ex. perieoce he now favora protection, tot the aake of protection and for revenue. W bave aot room to even enter cpon the false reasoning Bnd the pettkft jinj pleaa of tha President in regvd to Kansas affairs. These will be appajent to the most casual reader. The idea advanced by hia tUt the people of Kansas had been forced to submit to U admioiatratioo, and bad towed their cecka to Federal authority ia aimply r dicolous. Tbe frieocs of freedom there have trorrpted m direct opposition to the wisb.es and tffortsofthe administration. Federal bavoncts have had no terror to U people of Kansas, and the pritciplea of freed caa bave rinmphed there, tecauee tbe Inspirrd the hesvrta cf a patriots people.

BnxiaaD. Following the example of a!l who are violating law and outraging morula, when a truthful and fearless exposition on the part of a free press is attempted, curses and threats of violence are hurled at the editor, by those who make the sowing of tares profitable, in order to intixm-

date or fccare him into silence. Such a course is not alwas successful, at least we -e that it fail ed with our friend Green, of the Connersville Times reeeutly. A fellow by the name of Moo - targ is trying (like our I lopttaX friend across the street) to establish a billiard saloon, and the Times has been performing its duty by ca'liog tbe attention of the public to tbe parnicioas effects of such a baneful institution on the habita and character of the youth of that place. It seems that Montarg operates entirely different from Hope for whilst the latter entices customers into his trap by hanging out a tempting bait of vecison dear meat) -Ac, the former places an intellectual de. coy in his spider's nest, in the shape of a "readlag room," wLilat ipiriti are not far off ready to minister unto the deluded victims! Tbe object of each ia attained tho' through a different channel: "gain" for the use of their gambling apparatus,

On the 21 inst., Montarg sent a messenger to the ers as failed to pay back their loans. This fund Times editor informing him that "a gentlema" ! was first to be charged with the payment of tbe wished to aee him at the Hotel," and ha went, j 'Batik bonds,' out of which it hai taken its start, and then and there received a baoadside of cur- j and the balance left was to be a permanent fund see, threats, 4o., aj an earnest of what he might j appropriated to the support of school. The sumreceive if he didn't cease denouncing billiard.-.! ; mary chows that tho earnio;) of the Fund and of Mr. Green gives a brief history of the interview, jthe Bask have been over 33,365,600 and in roakand thos concludes it, in his pajeref the 8th inst.: iing th'w handsome profit it must be remembered -Mr. Hand, the local editor, is the author of all 'that the interest of the "Bank Bonds' was regnlarthe articles which have heretofore appeared in the !ly paid so that there is no deduction from it on Times in reference to the billiard aloon; but the j that account, and that over S-tOO.OCO of the bonds ESJllL bee redeemed, at d . rent times, as they

K ajl incurred hv their rtnKIimt inn a rrr.m;i n. .r i of eviL" 0-..wvijr iiyiuj ; ,;,i.r .. . , ,, . . ' , ,-j , . 1 7 6UC - ' auckera and moral no-ita W an. ,M.:Ar,tln : rn- , -':...:. i . . . , . g 'or the Circuit C ourt, at its next regultr term, jr;. ,i. ,i , , to drive the proprietor of the billiard ialoon in our city, into a more hont buHir.e,8. and cans the accursed tables he now rea to be sent back to their owner in Cincinnati. We confidently believe that the indictment found by the Grand Jury against Hope, will bo sustaHied; then, and not until then, do we expect to receive his "thanka for our exertions in trying to get him into a better busiuess. William K. Iteam and his wife, who were sometime aiuce arretted by Deputy Sheriff Williams, on a charge of infanticide, a id committed to our County jail, were brought before Judge Elliott, on a writ of habeas co pts, but were recommitted, Ream's bail fixed at 32000, and that of the wife ut 8500. Sha gave the required bail, and was set at liberty. K'un failed to give his bail, and is still ia prison. Soma psrsons haviug charged tha Deputy Sheriff with being officious ia the arrest, and dohi it without eufGcient grounds, will now be convinced that he has done nothing, more than was his duty. Taxks. The Legislature having determined not to levy any tax to be place 1 on tha duplicate now in the hands of the County Treasurers, we are requested by the Tre.nur.-r of this C ju nty, Mr. W. W. Lyudi, t reqtust td tat papers to call at as early a diy aj pjsvbia for the purpose of paying their taxes. He will be fouud in his ofDce at all hoars daring ths day. If left to a lute day, there is uec-:sj.irily such a crowd that it is impossible to gJt throijh at the ti:no fixed by law. He hopes thosa wh o havo taxes t piy, will give it their attention. Bty"We expect to visit Washington city about the first of th coming year, and if our friends have any business they wish transacted at tbe capital we shall be pleased to give it such attention as they may desire, and a we may be able to do. -JT"A breist-pin wat found oa Front street on Friday morning laet. The owuer ca i hva it by calling at this oili -e and p-iyhi;; for thi-i notice. 7 We ara under obli.a'.ions to Hon. David Kilgore for Congressional favors. Congrks. Nothing of interest has yet transpired in Congress, except the dismissal

of Douglas from bis position as Chairman on ; y x:urray 'in.rodac, j a r.yi.Jtion instrnct. ;- Territories, and placing rer of Missouri ! ing the Cornnlitlee on Kighta and Privileges to; in his place. This is a most direct attach report en the propriety of anenling tho Cor.sti- : upon the "little giant." Hit him again' lie ; tution of the State, so rhct incorporated towns; deserves it. In the House there has been a ; may levy ta-tes for bchool f-trposes. very general discussion oi" Judge Watson's- M r Uami'tcn, of Wayrrc. hitrodured a biil to case, for bribery in bis decision of a co in mend the act (or the organization of Hoards cf Texas cotsft. ' County Commissioners. a i j Ia the Senate, Mr. Kinley introduced a resoluStATK Lkgisi.-aTVRB. We have Pitched tion instructing tbe c.n:;t;ittee or. Agriculture, to the published -proceedings with car-, but have i report a biil placing a coj y of the proceedings of

found little wbio'h can interest our readers It is to be hoped they will get to work bv the time the regular session commences. JgaSBoth Houses of the gi-lature have agreed to adjourn the extra session on the 22nd icst. All rhrht. I'u ft lie Lectiiirs. '

The Junior Soos of America iiava made aa ar- f rsect law should be amended so as to make the : rangeroent fcr a senes of lectures t, be delivered ; annna! r-crt coctfmplated by Mr. Beeson, more ': ia this city during the winter season, bv eminent; , ' , . , ., A ; men from different parU cf our country'. This en- j comrJete' Bn f ?'a-' -annually. hy post-1 terprise. if successfully prosecuted, will (oraiirOMilforfo3rJe,rs! ! new and important era in the charactered pubiio i The Senate passed the bill defining the mode ! entertairm. otj given to our citizens, and is aito- jaad manner of electing United States Senator, i gether worthy the voug n,en who are engaged in , r , ,. i . M, , t , : ;ka , .1 il. .ii-. v . ,1 ilr. ALstm las iLtroducea a bill to suppress lhe ecort to elevate the hterarv character of i ,. . 11 Richmond. The first lecture will" be delivered in ; tlPPlirS tenses and pun.sh drunker.ntss, and reg- j Starr Hall on next Saturday evening, the l?th ; ulate the sale or giving away of spirituous liquors, j inst., by W. W. Fospick, F.sq cf Cincinnati, aj Mr. Walbce ititrcdaced a bill into the Senate I

puueuiau wweiy auowu as m poe. ana popular U lecturer, and whose peculiarly hapr7 style has i maoe mm a great lavorite m ibe W est. J&P- Oa Saturday eight last, Bu!a3i Goksss j throat was cot by one of the Epps's, t a daoce ) there. The wound wasn't juite deep ernwg-h to j be mortal, tho' the knife barely escaped cattit? j the jugular veia. Captain Whieky, was the in- i citing cause of the juarreL For tee purpose of ridding that neighborhood of the Epps's, the Balaam's aud those who associate with them,a friend tuggests that abest two barrels of rfie whisky, fooit) shot guns, and a npply of powder and sfert be sect them as a donation, with a request to drink Mid thoot each other at their leisnrel Book fob 'rsm Houdats. A large app'y of Books, suitable for Ilaliday Gifts, jast recei?ed at the Po9T-0rric Booc-Storx. The stoci corr prises AbdwaIs of various kindjt, Standard Works of History, Biography and Poetry; a general assortment cf Jani!e Books, Toy Books, ; Albums, Portfolios, ic, ic. Something suited j to the tastes of all caa be found Va this stack. , Prices as cheap as the cheapest. A large stock cf School Books, Black Books and Stationery, of all kinds, constantly kept oa hand and sold at the lowest prices, wholeeale or raUiL Dec. 16. 2t.

TheMakingFuad. - The Indianapolis Journal of Saturday morning, publishes a summary of the report of the Sicking Fund Commissioners, showing a balance of $2,7 eO, 604 36 ia their hands over all debts, a result sajs that paper '-that deserves something

more than a passicg notice. When the State Back was chartered the Canal Commissioners were j j authorized to borrow SI, 350,000 on the credit ; 1 of the State, to pay the State's subscription of j Batik stock, and to lend to other subscribers, ou j j interest, the amount necessary to pay a portion of j j their. For thia loan bonds were isued at five j j per cent, due tweDty-five or thirty years after j date, at the option of the State. These are known I 1 I 'as 'Back Bonds.' After the payment of the j ' Slate s subscription of Bank stock, and lending to ! borrowing subscribers, the unexpended balance on the 51,330 000 as to go into the f and called j 'the 'Sinking Funi,' and to it was to be adieJ the j j interest due from subscribers who had borrowed j ' of the State to pay for their stcck, the money paid j in discharge of the borrowed sum?, the dividends paid by the banks on the State's stock, and the j j dividends belonging to each borrowel subsc rib- ; reajy redeemed. lh'.aatiowsa baiacce ot near J $2,b00,000, as already stated, after adding in- ! terest on tt.e money borrowed by the State of III, T 11 Till. This little exhibit tells a story of integrity and financial bkill thU few other Slates can boast of , Nearly 3,00000 have Wen made t-iear for the 1 State by the caution, sisraeity and honesty of the '. oid Stale Bank. We hold up the record with : u.ialloyed gratification, not only as a witness of the integrity of the bank managers and Fund ; Commissioner, but as an evidence that our needy j school fund will sooner or later come into the i possession of a handsome estate, and be enabled j to work, instead of barely living as it now docs, j In the carelessness, extravagance and demorali-; zation of th? it:a:iairemrr.t cf public trusts in this day, both StatJ and National, it is a cause of jut pride to us that Indiana can show one fund manaaaged not only honestly, but with most consumate skill. When compared with the results of similar ex pertinents in other States we see additional cause , to admire the management of this Fund and of; the Hank. Many Stales have lost heavily. Arkansas, the Gove-nor of that State says in his j recent message, will not lose more than 81,100,- j 000 by her connection with the State Bank . We should h;ve heard a Gne flojrish of the Democratic truaipeis over the fact if he could have said as we can say, that the State has gained $3,0HC, COO by her connection with the State Bank Meetisi! of the Bevzvoi.est Sociktt. There will be a meeting at Pearl Street Church on Sabbath evening next, for the purpose of advancing the cause of benevo lence in our city. It will be a general meeting of all the congregations. An appropriate sermon well bo preached. Xlie St:Ue Legislature. Con-lened from the State Journal. IIocse, Dec 8. Mr. livnearaon, from the com. mittee on Agri e!tere, ro;ort- 1 a bill to enlarge the p"vjr3 of Arric iltaral S icieties iu reference to tricksters ai 1 others, which was passed to a second reading. Wo hp; this bill includes the ! outsidj show?, which a.-.j a great n iisance, and ; should not be permitted to aiaoj the people who ' attend State and tfomty Fair. Mr. Jefferis, from a specitl committee, report- ' ed a hill exempting pcrwss goinjr to religion i meetings from the ayuicnt of toll on turnjike rAo.lj tt-l,if, runaft ww n rr- r n r r.'il In the State Pnad cf Agricul'ure in each of the township libraries of the State. Mr. Bet son, from the ctamittee on Agriculture, made a report recouj;it-uding the passage of a bill, making it the dvity of Assessors to compile a list of farm products, domestic animals, Ac., ev- -ery four years, and to prescribe the duties of j County Auditors in relation thereto, ic. The i - sterdav. TOikicir it the dutv cfthe reorleatth hailot box to det-iirnate their choice for U. S. ' - K I i Secatora, and compelling the Legislature, in joint j cocvetticn, by a vote of members of all parties,; to ratify the choice of the people. I Mr. Crarecs iutrodaceJ a bi'.l changing the j fr electi ja of raeaNers of Congress to I the second Tuesday of October ia the years ia j which we elect no State offi -era or members of the Legislature. Tha iateotioa of the drafter of the bill is to separate State and National politics and issues as much as possible. Hjtsh, Thcc. 10 Mr. Slack, frons tbe commit tee on Finance, reported a biil repealing the 51st J section f an act de5nicg misdemeanors. This biil makes the rate of interest merely nominal, and des away with all paaishment for taking unlawful interest, or at a rate greater than six per cent. Slack said the majority of the committee haJ instructed him to make that report, but he should oppose it, and hoped that it would aot be concurred in. Wagner was for free trade ia money aa ia everything ebe. Conner was in favor of the report. If we had usury laws, they should be enforced. Uae said if a much iatena waa a-Iowed ia Io-

diana ns in Ohio, capital would flow into it He knew a great deal of Indiana capital that had sought investment in Ohio. Caruahaa thought we had better be moneylenders than mon-:y borrowers. Legalize a larger rate of interest, and labor would cea ia proportion. He was for alo rate of interest beiiev-

ing we shouid have iro-e productive labor wit low interest, than with high interest. Cravens said he knew of capita!ists in Kentacky who would glaJiy invent their money in Indiana if thev could do so with proSt and safett. He would like to see a maiificatiou of the present interest las. Headry was in favor of altering the preser-t interest laws. Backs and brokers took a larger - . i it . . 3 i 1 . system of bilis of esc! a'.ge. Thty couid do while the poor man with a few hundred dollars to loan, could tot take tb:a ad vast ace. He was for putting all money lendeis on a level. He was opposed to BuLk monopolies, aid would vote as the Senators from Laporte ii llan-ock bal declared they would vote, to repeal the Cha'ter of the Bank of the State of I lJiana that gi.'ant-c f aud at any time the monster could bi reached. March azrL-ed with the S.-aator fr:a I'csey, that labor was Srst to bs protected, a:id if there was to be a str jgle bet veea capital and labcr, it was the dary of legislators to discrimina-e in r 1 1 v .- ,. i ,. rrnn favor of labor. The naostwa coa.a no oe prop- , , , ., , .... , 0 erly disposvJ of until tha rate ot mtereat was ' ' '' " ' Murray si: 1 h- s'iDuid lo ' a: ti s miner in the light of au a,'ric.iltiral ail com neroial later.'St, and not in i he light of a spo.-ulative interest . The qtestion to b3 ai'wered wi: CoulJ we uf-fjr-J to pay a iireater rate of interest thaa s'x per cent lie thought the Legtslaure stiouui oi. - cou'me the spirit of s-p -e ilatin, an 1 giveeacourrt .l.ci ..lt,. Ii-ft irti3?W;tJ rtf tllf Crt.iri 1 ,r' , . Slac said the q-t .-... . va n t to increase the ra e of interest, bat to re nove the heavy pen aky for taking a higher rate thaa six per cent, in cases agreed upon by contracting parties. It a r era! ty should be imposed o.i one party for tak'nj a high rate of interest, pena't? shTuld also be imposed ppon the other for agreeing to pay ahih rate Hobbs concurred in the views expressed bv , .... ,. e ... . . ' Carnahan. 1 he policy of the State was to encour- , . age labor. He should vote to concur iu the re PortOn motion of Line, the report was laid on the aiIe. Literary .'otire. Tus Atlantic M ktui.t Th'a m ta2'ae c "nminces iu third year on the fiwt of J viu try, l.J:), and the present is a i excellent time to subscribe for it. To tho;e ot our re.ider.-j who de-fire it, we ill furnish it for 82 0J in con lection with t he Palladium at 2. We make this offer, beiieviair that it will meet the wishes of tin citiz ns of this County who desire the Magazine. By this m-'aps they get it at tbe lowest clu1) price, and are at no trouble getting up the club. I.;t us hive th'1 money and we will give you tha Magazine one year. lh Atla itic has be?orne si well knovn thro'out tiie United States, that it is almost unnecessary for us to say a-ivthing in its favor. It is nno of the best, if n it very beat Maaziue published. It i devoted to Literature and Art. ' Ia policies, it will be tlieorjiii of no party, bit will honostly en"ei-"or to be the exp n ut of rthat its conductors coanider to be th A nerieai id-a. It will rank itself with that bjdy of mei which is iu favor of freedom, uaii n tl pronrtss and power, whether public or i rivate." Amjn the writers for it, we may rneation the names of Prescolt, Kmerson, Liiigt'e'low, Wtiittier, Mrs. Stowe, Mis. Gaskell, and a host of prominent writers of the country. "The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table" will, during the third voium.'. dish up some delicious morsels for i' readers. The Atlantic Monthly is published in Boston, Mass., by Phill ps. Sampson .v. Co., at S3 per annum. TnK'Gitmr Bwi;i.u" Minthi.v. Oa':?mith & Co. have issued the first number of this new work, called the tJn-at llepub'ic" an advertisement of which will be found in anoth t co'urnn We Ure s?atin;d fro'Il Our previous know!ed;e of the.-e gentlemen, 1 hat what is set forth in the Prospectus of their Magarine will b j fully carried out. They have shown marked ability in cond.tctinz the Marazlne which the Great Iiep-.ih-lie is to supersede, and we advise those of our readers alio desire a first c!u?h Magazine to take it. For ter ins. see Prospectus. Frank I.k-me's Xfiw Family Jovrxai.. There are many Ciiiidites for pub i : favor, bit we know that Leslie's Magazine w.il p!ea-e a host of rca ter. It contain, a larce n-mber cf artieles, origiral and s-jlected. Tne December number contains 'J'l pigr3 we'i filled with choice ma" ter, le.vit.fj'!y illustrated, and is one of the be?t maiazines of its c'a3s to b found in the city cf New York. Let our readers send lor it if tie want a first c!ii?s m igazine. The terma are S3 per tingle copy, but we :il send it and the Palladium one year- for 4.00. For th ra!I;i -lium. Mkssrs. KoirRS. Can you U-li us when the Clergymen of this city a:c, and what they are at ? T be re were but twn of iheni at the meeting t ,r .mixing the benevolent society; and in th Temperance cause, where are they ? Do they -'V. r preach of temperance," in connection with "nhteoures5 and the judgment to come ? " " fe"IxDiASAroLis, Tuesday, Dec. II, 1S51. Messrs. Kdiiors: Happening to be i i that excellent Hotei, yclept the "American," I picked up an '"Axe," and whilst hunting for its edge. I discovered that Monsieur Cobweb, in endeavoring to cater to the fastidious taste of the star performer in th-e play of "State Printer," bad neglected the sage advice given Lira, a;:d was suffering from strangulation caused by t' e overriowing of a l. ii.ev-b;ig, which he bad cut from a ivd-hipp'd humble bee on tne top ot a clover Liossotn. 1 ue fact is, Messrs. Kdiiors, I have never been more amused at a rti.ersa' cf anr j!av ;n aI ev ,. than at this farce: tor ilfo ri,iir:.ricrs wete sustaired to the life, and with much .- imation ami vigor, from the taue ti.at Bottom's cue of '"never i ires' introduces th it individual on the s'ae, ia such a sharw that Snout declared he was changed, and Qjhice thought he was translated, until he relav.cs his remarkable dream. Bottom maaiie.-ts some disercment, when he imagined that he was iirowio marvellous hairvabout the face and concluded to call ia the aid of a barber; and fs CW K- r,rA,.nn .,.5r r-.t - . .,-'

- .-t..v v. i. uuuujujjuci denhaiL John Coaler. whea he averred jhat instead of the State; 0a motion of J. M. Poe, a resolution was of1 nnttng, or that Sf'ttK) Milton Gregg offer to fered and adopted, that the wants of aU needy -back off," he would prefer, as a substitute, a '. persons receive atte ntiou without regard to eoior. peck of provender a bottle of hav. or a! Execotife Committee D. P. Hoilowav, Lewis

haDtitul or two of dried peas! I am really sorry that this interesting candidate for State Printer didn't star longer at the capital he might hae formed many new acquaintances, aad I am sure "we ne'er shall look upon his like again as a candidate for that office! 1 am sorry to inform jou, that the "2s ational Democrat," the oran of the Antia Tv a a a

Lcornpton Detnocracy, which has been pub- lQe reception of the poor who have do other p roll shed iu this citv since the Douglas defec- risioa io c of sckne-a, and rmrticoJariy io tion, has been suspended for the reject. cm of contoM or ei Jemie d18ea as it Ir w.9 .n r!Lt j t v . would fiord protection, and humanity from d is It was an excehent paper and I hope it will e Md for thoae wbo cot .

ing made on the fart of the Lecompton de- j . -c -1 -i i

moeracy to win back those who deserted them when they forsook principle; but all their advances hare and will continue to prove abortive. Principle and not pecuniary interest govern the Anti-Leeomptouites, in ihsir political action, and they are no; prepared to devote their energies to promulgating the doctrine thar IJ.-lj-lr i!iva.al..-,p ri.iri.-ie t.-k

j wbite free-Iab'T. On last Saturday, the forfeited lands, rnort- ' gaged to the Sinking Fund, were sold, anJ persons frota all parts of the S:a:e were in attendance. This aale afforded an excellent ! opportunity for speculators to profitably invest their surplus cap:tl, and as usual, wi.h that cla they were not backward in em- . bracing it. I p-rceive you tak -. your legislative news ; : but when anv new manocuverin amon; th ; members, for the disposal of the 'loaves and J -hes" occur, vou will hear thereof from Yours, liespjctfully, Pick. Kar the PmLaJ.uui. I it Ei: TI IOI'IKL', Messrs. Editors. I see by the Palladium that there is a project on foot to cons:iuct another Turnpike road through Wayne co , ; from East to West, making Iiichajotii a j j point. , j -Now- asti is is an enterprise of much im- j p T ai:ce, it should not be commenced with-i ! t , , . . . ,, , i .iiit a thorough investigation ot ail the tacts - . p . . ? . .. , . . j 1-eanu on the sut)j?ct is instituted. Anions . the most important con.-ideratior.s are the tol- i j jow:(,: j --U5.t: A road to command First: A road to command the srreattst J amount of travel, and hence to be ot the j greatest utility, should uot be beUi too j near other roads running paralel, lor MVerul iuuviuus imwhs. SeevoJlv: Special care should be taken to select a route ou a locality where it will be pjsible to procure the riht of way. Thirdly: The practicability of ctuis'ruction ! nut th Cl!)t'of allJ ; , the fJcllltv whh which tiie material for en , . s.riIcti,ls, ro;ld can be obtained. i Fourllilv: The fertility of the soil and 'eu- j j eral wealth of locality through which the j road is located, is another important cotiside- j ' ration. j ! With this view of the subjec let any one ' take f mP Way tic co. ami mAin- Itich- j moud a stari ng point, he will be compelled . , . 3 . . ,. i i bv the tacts to take the section line est- ; , which runs Ilear lhe Indiana Ceiitial ! I Railroad until the latter varies S uth of that ' ' i;ne t)it.a hy crossiHg the farm cf J. Kern, j due Wes.ward, he will come to another; county road running Westwardly and with ; the exception of a short ap atNoland's fork the road is continued through the county, passim1' through Jacksonsburjf, and thence to New- Lisbon, in Henrv county, wife re it would connect with an excellent Turnpike leading from Dublin to New Castle. ! Ou this route there would be no difficulty ; as to right of way, as there is already a county road nearly the whole route. Mate- I rial is abunJant throughout the whole extent j and no location can be found running West from Richmond, where a grade could be j made with less labor. ; If a new road is constructed I hope those ' having the matter in charge will jrive the' above stubborn facts due consideration before locating the road. S. S. B. Jacksansburir, Dec. 11, 18-38. RirHM.vn, Friday K veiling, Doe. 10, 1S5S. Pursuant to atljourmnont the ll chaiond Hen evoh'iit Socitfty met in tlie IVar! street Methodic Church. 0:Tu.erri uli bt ing preM--rit th meeting was ca'Ie l to order by tie IVtsideut, Mrs. JJ. M. Scott, who brietiy stated the object of the meeting to complete the organization of the Soc:etv. Irrayer by Kev. J. V. R. Miller. Committee appointed to draft a Constitution for the trover, nnnt of tbe Society, rt'porttd tl.e f d'owing. which was ad pled : IV h r- a. It ii known tht th"re ig a o-.msif.entb.e Amount of Hi.nriiik H.'iioi.ir ilie tu-iiai'iit in ttii- c furnmitv , l.ru;tit aut tv it'k "H-. i:itiiprani' inl othr nn!"rtuti"s, nnd j H Airfii., We n-ir'i it vs Cltnsti;.i an i moral . in- j cu.i.lHtnt noon a!l wlii have the nir-aiia. to rc-li'-ve the 8u!Ter- ( l-ic- cf th.-a lm fortunate, thi-ref.-r- w have i-r'tnuea t ctj-Tioa, und to mare ;ucusslui!- criy uut the ol-jtxt IiaJ iu j v iew : j ic. 1. This A )' 'ri.it ion htl le known ly the came au4 tryhof thf '-iti-nevoIeTi: Society of iviv'im n.-i. ' f Veo. . It- Oifi t sh.ilt cm-ist cf a Ire-i-i-:it. Vire Pn-si leur, S crtt.-iry, Tr.-a-.urcr and four Situaits from facb of, t!t uaris in tti oity. ; Sr.". .i. Th Pr-si'i-nt ehall r'r:'Ie at all raetiric ofte; Sifi ty, a:'J rforra u h otht-r duties as cwninou custom requires a iVfi'liTig ornct-r. i r-r.-. 4. The Vi. e Pr-si l-'it i 1 Pr--i W it me-iiz rf I tht-S4io!ty in i )i aSts-nre ot th.- i'resii'-ut, Jiii'i rt-.nit ;I otker UiK-n uiiittitbe Prt-iiJett w-ultt be r-qu:ri-d tj ilu, i- ; h- w-fre ire-it. j Sv', 5- The Sr.retary hkU kp-.p a true a-il faithful rec-rl ot the vre tiiiir of tti" S cieiy - fhali it.ake.-ni aiiou-l ; Ttt.tt I h" ttia.iu. tiuus of U.? ?Leiy, an i y-rir:u h ; t'v;.-r d-ji les us sh i!i t reuirj'l i.-y the Presi ietit or the & C.ery. Mil.. The Tr.-iirer -fe.iK kep cirrict acutit -f I! m- nies. art!?-:. -5 .f r:t .iu? mil ii other pr ip -rty whi-h may com pit.j hU h.iui. add p;y the s-i'iie to it on the orl.-r ; of thj Pi esij ;it, ufetti.fr iukuii'-.t .l the Kc-iti t bi::e or Mew ir i, an i hail tn;i.ke an AUTtii 1 Ke.-ort. s;ali t ; r'-o trt at t'e ftateii ni- c .cc "f tlte Soifty t;ie Amount ; ot m'.-ney nt-eiwti aud jijd out, aio the anio. ta the J n i-u"' r h-tu is. S". 7. It s-h.v.l tA the duty of th St!war i -toii.t ; trii--itiotts in .noiv-y in i ai) ot hr article h -:U i i !' ma i av.j i !:(', and rt-ft o't ttie aame t trit Tr-.-H--i '-r in ;.iir t i. it ' h - v -tnr.-a ..f Wie poor ! th-ir ri'e. wr-h. hh i ftra p-;hi.- lM.rn the facts an 1 c.me , w-h i-i-i itati iij l y p"r.;fj.i l.i j'iij y report titd i e to tn l'ria"jt ; Ta-y !hii r-': th se iu w.-tnt a far as nr-ctRb'e, and rjKriat -Nich m-'iiih'r m tinj:, the amount r-et v d an i d:barej. a:.d sulU oihei inf orui tton ad tb.-y may aeui r.f gn?rl ifitftt. ! r.c. . 1 her th'tll fc an Kxttitive Com:nir i rtf five a p p- 'itit i. wht-s duly it shaii be toco operato with the Stwr ii ao I ii is- :f nirr!;enc ft h ill act lor the -ietj. Si-;. f. Th stated uiee:i:i4 "f the Sri-ty -tul? )ie ! ut . cui-h pU'.-ea aa Ri ty be d-sin ittd. on the ilr-t Friuy io t-a- a : IU i;::i. Sfc. lff. Tn r:f?,-fr ha!i a el.-"-1! anrjii.ilir, at the tin. 1 use in it N Hut'r f earh year, atid ttie c:fi:eri shit stt uiitil th-ir 6ua r are eited. j -". 11. Ai!Tr 'nrayb-''-B''' a m-'niU-r cf thU Sorie ; ty !-y payi x cent into the Trc-fury , aaJ frniiiat ihu Oir.-: ttutiatrt . i . lJ. Two fm-jtii ahall l-e -Ie-:td 1-y the EfcuMve itnimit:ee at d' -":tors i t ch-thm; a ;1 inch otht-r article" a may tie contributed, an 1 eUa.l h tiidthem out on the onier of rii Pr-id-nt, of either of the Jlx c..tiv Umaiit- ; t -e. or euher of the Stewards. r.r i t. l 'hi f -'njftitaiiirj niy amended at any ftatd . ru-iin-r; of trie Scety. ; ,:. 14. 'rder of liuir..1 : "p-ninic wuh S'.ncinir aril Prayer. JC4-iu4 g: th M:ourea wf the pr-vi-.m m-tir.x ! .-p r:a"f M-jwarJi. . II t -t Treasurer. M:- .-eU.rjK.on Buones On motion of Uev. J. V. II. Miller, a com" mittee of three as arpoi:,ted to select two ad dt'onal Steward breach ward, aal submit the ame to thi ir.f-etini-. i Comxiue: 1. P. Hulioay, C. F. CofSa. Dr. A. N. Xewton. who reported ihs foiioit3g pr sics: First Wa-ii C. G. Wtgir.s Mrs. Ir. . Meodenhaii; Second Ward Jouaj tiaar, Mrs. i Mary Ann Kv!;.-; Third Ward Mr. Jason j Ha:n. D U. Crawford; Fourth Ward Mrs. C.' A. D.jk-nior, Janes Soiitfc. Oa motion of 11 . N. Barea, the Constitution i was so axended as to provide a committee to at-; teod to the saberbs of the citv. Carried. 1 he foroing committee was appointed: T 1 II-.. T r-l ... w r' . " -.lOO. - V. BOUHf, - MeOBark, Mary Lewis, Atrnes Cook, Delitha Ann ! Th! following resolution waa offered bj Dr. R ! t.. Ilaazntoa -. Resolved, That thia Association appoint a committee of three to confer with the Common Council of the Citj and request their auentiou to tbe fo-lowing ohject, rtz: lo take into consideration the nece-ty of proTidin? a place or buildin? for Tjde for t&eroaeiTes Adopted, and the consnittee appointed con

sisted of Ir. R. E. Haughton, Wra. C. Scott, and Vm. ti. Scott, j A donation of five dollars to the Society, by a j Friend. ! Ou motion of D. P. Holloway, the subject cf having a public meeting of the S jciety at an ear- ! ly day, ou Sabbath evening, when an appropri-: ate serii.oc shou d be preached, was referred to the Ministerial Association of this city. On motion cf Vr. Mary F. Thomas, :t was resolved that tbe proct-edii.gs of this meeting be ) published in the city papers. ! lleceivd twelve doUars in pirment cf membership. Ou mo km, the meetics aJjourned t " meet on tbe first Friday vei.iii' o January, at the Pres bvtv-riaa Cuarch. M. J. NEWTON', Secy. j

psg M;ss Cyr.tl.ia M. Biln p, formerly j pupil in the South We.-teru Normal Scno-d. ; 1-. .1... ...r,, i , t..... i.i i dollars, ottered by Mason Jt Brothers. X. York. for wriitin the best csay on the use of Dienonaries ui ?s:!iools. M KK!FU y .lu.ik l. V -. on h Ifh ir,t. n.-war.I Ocutity. Ind . Mr Sriran cnrijx, of Kich- 1 m. cj. Ia J.. u Ai,eli4 K. tiVM i ! On the m-'m n - of tha iut . y th Kev. G Diaek. Mr Jue- H . !etv. : IViiterviue, lui , to M'.rs JiiiiE t I'liTZEtL i f ira pl.ve. on t:f, ,itf; ;nt , t lis- r ;.l :.v c.f T- J. HartfU, t H-r. !r. Kr;!.., Mr J.i.n " !'..r.. f l:idtniKii, lo SI,-. 11 ui ' B. ten. of tli. . it JTTr i,Llr t'.:r'e:tv a .it : t 1 b;rh u justly r.itliri t.,, i f 'uriii?.l:ir.a the t'E-T ttirA-hsnjc m.-ii tticv. tiia eni;tr,o. an'lali kir.-i mcliiiie:T. ol ar.v oll,t-r town in tSe Siti'. aiiiltht- s1? ji i:; I- L'Ut oik nut ul buu-i tvv trari-l'iriiif, h-ie ntn! fr m other pi.-- k urs nu-.i firi-i ti. t h:. a ; !oth an-1 dciihtfth tbc-m Tnir.ksf.r ihe k-til r-.-'ii.'m:-'-sa-.-f .-:it fi-: !, 1. ot:r viii la i ".jm u f, ii rul " ?.ri ive hII j-rjt' e ,i 1.'K-Hia fi r a ii i.iw tire, f b. p:uv ku;i prusjritT. everv ci i v i:Li:crio". 'Wp are auihvriz -! t- rtiiu.miv-t.' lirui NrT. rnn l. Ure f- r Strrvt C:uiiii?ii iie-r, l the City K.vtiv,o in Janu- v ui xt. E7f W ftreuthoris-l to announce C R. W illi.ki & oi'didi for r eti-ctian io the oliict? of City Cjllectr r'r- We are 'Hh.ir;y-l t,- iuiinunct SAIt'Fl. KDMOXOS N.m .r,.!, i,!, fi r .!iect.T -f the K itj Tax.-, ; rr.I"ll- HNLKV acani,.lalel..r re-lection to the j .1 .-T-WV .!!,..ri7e-l to .nro-in.-e WILLI M 71 MM KBMAS aiiill Ute li -eie,:tti,n to tUe uirioe ut eitv Mir.-li.il. g.jr',V nr.-.m:l, ,ri?.-i t, ti!tuace WILLIAM M AfiTIS j a 14:1 !i i.ite for 1'itv "! rk. Jt'jr We re auth rie,l t nn.mni-e P VN'IKL M t'oY a iau.il t..te fi-r re--t'-i-ti ,ti to r!ie ort3--t- uf Si . - Dill iu-Kiler. tt"K. W. li.vVIS, 1 i-anJi litte for re-elation to the iifH ol C:erk. JJrWe n sul'.i riel ti ann ,un-e 1IK1IKY MIilVEK Sen , aa a .:.m ti ll,4 f r Mreel losimissiuui-r. JT7 We ..re nuthrise I to announce B!ijiii F. Mioan. ai cii..i; lt lor l-st-mirnf the I'.ly of Hichuiond. JTJJ We are ?u r,-I ftiiuoum Wjt. E. Wilcox ft c..iooiiaT.e fvT I'uy I'no.i t;-r. Wi nr.- mrii tri; 1 to catiiii'late lor t.'jii Coio-vlor. V5'.-tL SlftrX fttl ft &y- We t re ren.i-:eit to anmnrire Wllt-US W. LvDr, as a oanJiuai-e lor ibv uounn n io;i f ,r - lerk of th Courts of Wayne County, sujert ti the ilcci-ioa of th-? Republican party. ity We are authoriie l to announce Uttat KaiTtiL.as a kll,lidat-, for lhe nomination of Clerk of the C -urte of Wayne Countv. ui. oi th.KePui.ii0 pa jert to the decis-ion of a popular ote . parly, at the ensuing Spring election W are aathoriie.J t.- antiounre Mi,- I. a a camliditefor tha nomination tor Clerk of the Vurta f Wayne County , aut-ject to the decision of the iit-ublican Iartj. 5-T P!neinr.oa- ct;5 aame of THinonm J. Rilct, of Kat lerniar.t-''n. a- a canditlat,, fur Recorder of Wayne County, aul-ject to t he tec-a luu of th Kepul' iit-an party. MANY VoTfcRS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE Jnnior Sons of America HAVE ENOtOFD W. W . F0SDICK, ESQ. Poet Lecturer of the West, To IdeUver a Lecture uprn MILTON, AS A POLITICIAN. AT STARR II ALL; On iUii'l.i) Lvriiiiix, Io-einIer IH. TICKETS Ol A!V-SIDN S5 ct. Oo' r open at ii) c:l. .-k. I.epturo to comuaenca at 7. On IIic Vorlil's I'm iiiii I'oint. Cour ae too-mprio Tho Kic'.t of Mirath'-n. The Bi'ti"- of t!i Metaurua. Tli- H.ttle of Hi.-r. The ll.ittle ..f T'.ur: '1 he Haul? of ' h 1 tn. I-1: rh(r at V..riii-t. I h Tri i of I. XVI. ; The HAtHe of Wat- rino. i Tlic Iftuttlt uf aratoa. A CA07. UR AN. j Nov. 2-,. l i!v i:icclio;i. Ax3 Y.U n will t-, he! 1 in thi city on Monday the -3M -i.i v of January n-xtf.jr the nuroo- of eleetir5 a M iv-tr. eihit ni-ii-'r- uf tho City C'Jiincil. TM u-r, Mirihil, Cler, .Vjj..sjr, Collator, and Street v'omnii-jionf-r Brorier of ihu Couoil B. V. DAVIS Cl k Der. S. HH Election .tiee. BANK OF TI1K ?T A X V. 'K IVMANA.) T l'RL'jlM to 'i or !e." - f t'.e Haard of Direi-tnra nf tJ-.i Bra: eh lt.aim the annual roeenti; of the s-..tk-t oldr lor the rl f five iHrertor. wi'lb h-d at th- Ba:kiC liouxr .. Ti.ir4 .lay. Ut Jloi.th 4l . I '-.9, f t e -n tf-e hours ' I HI o'clot Ic. A. M a.-M :t o'clock P.M. C. F Ci fFIN. a.Oier. Saw riandrills. O!-' a, erior quality -w i;h t itH. Journals ao-i Com- . do-"'. tion l!oe,4 at.o. e an 1 telo w . i pwition lioKe.-1 i Call soon on y a lew. F. V. EOBIN.-ON. rOI Head l at .title, 1'AN itl) iinnaediat y by the under?: good, for . v which he will piy tiio hinet satrket pr c io cah. I'll 11.. Ii.hmjiid, I'M ltf Fhosporent Rat Poison. SAFE aal certaia exterminator of Kats. A For sale by l'Ll'M.Mtfl i KELLY. Dec. Ii. 1! l-iw And L,antprn, tabbed. Ff-r ie bv FLL'M U Lit hiELLT. 1-tw Fluid Lamp ylTII Ssfcty UaarJ a Dee. 14, is-5-Ruintns; Flaid 1 1 T AHR NTE ) not tj saioke. Ft r al bj JafcLLY. Dec. 15, 105. Xijtht Taper, 1705 Sick Zooms. Sold bv 1 HXMMEit k Dec. 13. 15 'A. 1 4W KKLLV. l-4w Hollowav'a Worm Confeetiona, VFLEAA.NTretne-ly. For a'e bv ILLMiit'a 4 KLLLY. Dec. 155;. l-4w Arnica Platr. t FCLL aasorttBDt of Arniii aal o'.her kiadi Pla ter. For aio by PLCMMEB KELLT. Dec. 15, 1:55. l-w A Fall Caae OF P- rfaai let artici a Comiti, lirashe aad all Toi- , For sale bv ' PLCMMES S( KELLT. Dee. 14,1? 1 4w ( v-T oawv. . m r.T , r OR SAL AT A BAKuAIisl I 0 ACRES of goc-i Timbered Land near theeity of Iadiacspo.i. on the laiiatapoiu snd Cuwiauati Kail- : roa-i. in Marr.c t tnty. , I-rfr or farther pejttcalars aptly at th Palladia oa j Oi-e Dec. 13, l-58- I-2w I Executor's Notice. j "sljOTICa! herey uvea that the na4er!fnad hav ' tees ?;-i.te1 a-catora of tbe iat WiU and T- i taaaeat f Joseph Eih. late of wajae f-oittr. eececae. J al. f-crLi fci. l' t&ass9iea iitt.iel t saut estate! are reuir-Hl to mi? IffimeiiJtp .amBt. aed aii persor ' harir. elaiics a-i. ,t ia saase are required to c reseat ' th-rm d-i provea. Ih esia: is sppn.4 te sol vent. ; WH EICIl. ! WM. C. IU0H. I st&acator. i:Bicas&s. Tot. 30, lii.

QUAKER CITY WORKS BRADY & SON", Proprietors. At Use I pot. Kit li mon tl, ludiuusL. ANVFACTI EEHS OF THE LATENT IMPROV. a ' M ed Portable nJ Stiiinrv I earn Engine of anv from 2 to 4 1 H.re l'owr. Furnish liOII.EKS to order, with other works. AC III Y1:KV mid ui:arl Ol mry di-riptin an! n far Distilleries., Grist .Mills, SASH AND MULEY SAW MILLS, KL H.WCE FRONTS. GBATE BRS. SAW MILL SLIDES. MILL BL'-HES. TAXl FI.' KS, MANDK:I.LS GL"MIKRS,

:...J .'..J l-si.s. KO:;CE. COLD AND 'I? "VJ llOl U A1LK I If .ft ; uu!seon, rjink.. I'luiii (xr Hiorks. HaiiK'r. lioxe. touplius;, Ac. SHAFTtHC, Of tV MZE A LIlVtiDI. HU ASS CASTIXUS & FITTINGS. Cellar tirnte, Tnyrrr, Press Screws isr s'.zu RAILROAD CASTINGS Of ernrv Urvriptioo. GAS HAIMS.EL3DWS, LAMP POSTS II ridge Stalls Cut to ttrtler, la &ny quant v. j BUILDERS' WORK, Icof.rM.ys. n i.'io c.irx. lill.lCh K t S, SILLS. i. i.vtk i. s. s r r.rcor t: k v, K ZGIS TEIiS, rK.TIL.1TOHS, School House Scats and Desks, rax g rixdixg sona II CM. , rjliw Cetera Curbi ni Top TV IS IS d at li.V.MI l.A 1 ut. a connc-tiv.n with the shop, w hro m V v w m . . j irOll JKaillll? iUanUIaC COr V. j With a large an l weil Sectea a,rtmnnt of l'ttrn, : Ktii are prvtftreJ to t-uiM. at f hurt notice, an! ia the. : be-st ?tvl. CAST ' AM WKOl-ClIT IKON rEXCIXG. ! fWconie, V-rtniiha , j Vaults anil Vault I.t". j t.ftfe. anil Win Liw litiaril, ! Cellar an i Ar? (.rAtin of all I Cst Iron t'hair. Tree B.n.ra, ;rn.u?ht,1 1 Hitrhine I'osts, Sky Lizht Kramea, Awning Posts, Aa. yi 4!i:F.4criuii:u kcts For MACHIX KITS TOOLS and Mfttprials. j ST S.TV. A;KNTS f .r Hull, Carroll A Co HarJenei Ste l Purgler-Proof Safe. Hank and Jail Vault an! IOi.r with everT variety of jr''ii Locks. Kirean l Hur)r I'roof Salts for County office fur-nih--l to orler . a-tSpec'al arrention pai l to Reriirin; in eivery department of oor esTKblis hment. ami satisfaction guar--nte.-..l antecJ . W. T. Jnn 1, DENNIS, General Agent. ltf N TILL TUB Y COME ! ! New Goods Again ! ! ! JUST RECEIVED t tho NEW CASH STORK. I North-wet corner of Main mat Pearl Streta, Where GOODS ,f tbe latest tyle can be bought V E It V ril I' A I't Ourrlsnnf Srnnll Prnfitt ant n-iiek return harinawnrktl o well, we ar: di-ttmtinrd to make it more io. J-i? tive a a call, and examine for vnnraelvo. STUATTAN h SOS. Deo. IS. T85B. ltf A MCE ASSOKTMENT of Q.i"n.ware, Juat rweiv-t, an for at ltw ratra. AT STRATTAX'S CORNER. IlVK Hl'XDRED Cut of Barrotf Superior S Ply Var l. lonif reel, also, a few pair of hi beit All Wool Blankets, Kor Sale at I STRATTAX'8 CORNER, i lec. 1, 1S5?. ltf A FINE Stork of Hoots and Shoe, which eau ba bought Tfrr low, fjr f'aah, at STKATTA.VS CORNER, c. It 4S59. ltf W"KIEI I'EACilES. and Superior Family (irocerie r ai Iways on hand at fe 1 RATTAN'S CORNER. Uf Pee 1 -. UTE aie Ajren' for Wheeler if- WiUon' Superior Sewing Machine. STRATTAX & SOS. Ifr. IU. 1K5. ltf Assignee's Sale. 'I'HE anhirriber .ffr at private i-alo the nn iiviJed three seventh of Lit No. thir'v-two C3i) ia that part of the rity of Rlohm'm 1 laid out by John Smith. AIo ihi undivided three evnthof the nor'h half of Lot N'.. thirty three ( 3 1 j adj lining the above Hoth ot ii l lo's .-iibjty' Io the li'e ettafe f Wuj Owen AIo a Io' uf I'ry ' io 1 ron-i tint of a jrenral variety of l'i (tool , .'ilion, Are. The aS-.ve property h been aligned to me bv "ilvit ' ' ." f. r the benefit of rreiit-rs. and if not poll at priv.to salo bf.r- tha 15h day r.f January next, will b oT'r?-l t 2 o'clock1 of snid d ly to the h gb-'t bo) ir, at tha srtora of Job IJ.-rton, on Maia street, 1'irbm -nd. J'JH.N r II ADI.KV. Aesiirne.. 12h mo. '1th, 1;5?. l-4w I 15. IA MORGAX, ' IJ. VI.KB IK 'ni TPVP !II'1ITJ k'. rfT T I'nTAn ,1 Alh.N I U 1 U I I I O CC CULLhUTOR. , Xo. 42 Main StrFP. Hichmond, Ind. Buy. Sells and FiThanjtej He! E'tati a il I'ursoo- . al J'r-'irty. Deala in valuable invenlioas when ora. perly t": ured by 'I..-tter I'atent." 2 rf 1'ror. r.t a!t.i. ti n rivan to eollwtiona. l'.-c !, 1-S-. l lj . 1 STAIF. OF l. OIANA, i Wayne County, i In the Woyne Cirrvit Cunrt . A Hi 9. Wiiliaun H Dement. vs. C Cot plaint fur Divorce. i ft: L.t. I . . So 371. T V1K defendant ia the above entitled eaase will take notice, that n Tburadav h 2 Hh dav of : Jaou iry, ".Vi, between to huurs of S n'cle-k, A. M. i and o c'.tck P. M , at the ..ffi;e of J. iently li.jt; Esj., in the town of Salem, ounty of H-nry and State of 1 lews, before some eompr teot officer, th plaintiff will ; take th deposition of James Ocet aod others, to be) rrai io the above er.titled eaas-t and c-intinae takinf ; fr'm day to say until all are taken 'lhe dafeaiaot ; w.:; further talie n'j'uyt, taa'. oa Welovaday. Febra- ; ary ind. Ii59. fcttD the h-jars of e o'rYrt A. M. ; 1 o'clock 1 VI , at th i !5 r of Stntn Sf Swaiu, j Ls-ir- , in the city of St. fu, Mi , kfire some eoa- . prtttnt t5eer, the p'aint-ff will take the depositions of ! J jhn P. Andrews, "arah Andrews aal other, to ba ' read ia the above en'itie-1 raae ani cootioaa ttk j fro -a day to day until all are taken, j The dffendant will far- her take notice that on Monday ; the 1 4"b diy ol February, ! - j, between the hour of S : o'clock A. M. and o'cloca P. M., at the i.oort Hoase, i the city of Wheeling, 3io eoun'y au4 Htate of Viri gin-.a, before some competent effijer, the plaintiff j will take the depositions of Jet brew Barnes, Alice ' fcarr.ea atid others, to be real in the above entitled ' cause a&J oor t.auo taking Iron day to day aotil all : are taken. j The defendant will farther take notice, that on Fri- : day the t-'h day of February. 1?5, betweea th hoar : of - o'clock A. M and 3 o'clock P. M . at th S;s of i Woodman Okey Esq . in Franklin Tost ..ship, Monro I Ce-unty, """tate of Ohio, before some eomfent offirer, j the Plaintiff will take the depositions ol Ilirao H:ow - straca old era, to oe reaa in u ao-rs enut!4 eaaae. and continue takinz from day to dar tint:l all ara taka. Tft defendant will farther take ootioe, that oa Toeiay, Febraary iini, I-5K, between th boars of o'clock A. M and 5 o'clock P. M at th offie of Rieh- ! rd t!? fc1- ,n Vl.oro eonnty, Sta'eof Ohio, bejforcsome ewipeveot off.er th plainuff will ui th f,Ui? f1 S1'!'1 fai ot'- ? t Ja4 n aoov eniitiea eo and eonttna Ukjng Iron a. y to cay nntu aa , i ar taken. JEH1F.L E.LLGBACK. Alt' v for Fiajotiff. l-4w r la. isse. ST. CHARLES HOTEL, S. LAMB, Proprietor, Mtasted cwr. Peat. Artai asaist Sal Bt., WASHINGTON. D. C. r,vn iriiiM wm? - i VT r ? m !7f rtT WLaU lia iLLLL UlBt UMi& sal JaUvUl CgrTrariaeient Board f I JO pn day. Le,fc. ItSZ.