Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 29, Number 13, 10 March 1859 — Page 2

3 EDlTFtt A NO PUBLISHED EY D. P. Ilolloway, & B. W. Davis. Ttrmi: Two Dollar per year, in aJcance. Thursday Morning. March 10, 1859. PEOPLE'S BANK, RICHMOND INDIANA. Lewin Bubs Thomas Kramek J I'rojirielo rs. Disroact I'rodoe Bill other T!ti!ines Patter Io, TjurchMi i"otn ' Masd, receive iloiiry on i'e rvxit. anl attend to at! tther tusincj- apr-ertnioir. t' tlnir,p. .... Xy-Offlce rionr,froia 8, A. to i. P. M I 'J lie Peuiou Will. Thii bill, wbicL paw;j both Houses of Con presa, providid that each of tb sarriviog cfB cer, nou comiii.?si'ned cflieirs, niuicia.'.s ami privates who tbail have s. rved ia the regular t rwy, State troop", volunteers or milit; i, ar.d o' f cf-r?, ton-connnisioncJ ofik-ers aud u.inDC-sf (oj , a ler;a of tixty days or more, or who Lave been ' engaged in uclu.d battlo with the enfrny iu the war declared by lbs L'uited States against Gnu' Britain on tb IS lb day of Jane, 1312, or against the Indiana daring or precediug that war, author- ' ized to receive a pension from the United State?, to commence from the first day of the present Congres?, and continue during hn natural life, be pension to be graduated aa follows: For twelve monthi' service or more, nioety-siii doliarp; fur bx nioiithi' service, but less thai twelve months seventy-Cve dollars; for e'mt days' service, but lesa than six motitln, fifty dul lara: provided that t!ij survivor, or smvivine widow of an o!licer, non-comniisioripl officer, masieian or privato. who participated in actual buttle, in said war, shall bo entitled to the max in. am peusion. Th; rVendent, iu the exercise of b's kingly power, vetoed the bill; and we invite the atte;ition of the soldiers wh periile 1 their lives in da- ' fence of tbeir conutry to the fact that this old: Federalist, true to bis early faith, is opposed to j paying them a pittance to aid them i:i their decling duys. lie will be sustained by his party,! and those who bavo been looking for aid from j tho Government know what they have to expect from that party. j Will.tMl' Veto. j On our first page will be fouud the inessnge oj i Gov. Willurd, on returning the liquor hi'!, an; nouncing bis veto. The old eud flimsy idea of i general laws being required under the coiistitu- j tion upon every subject, is brought forward to defeat this bill. Let us look at the incoDsis'ency j of tbe thing for one moment, and inquire why is ! it constitutional to authorize the pe ip!e of one j County to levy a tax of twenty cents on each one ; hundred dollars, while another levies tihrty, fortyi or fifty? Why make a road tax of ten cents in! one county and twenty in arotbt r? Ant! why are a thousand other things equally local ul'owe l, j and tho liquor truffie to ba an exception? The idea of comparing the sale of liquor to the culti. vation of the soil is simply ridiculous, if not foolish. If there is any justice in the comparison between them, let us look how it works. A farmer who has tbe best quality of lurid is assessed at twenty dollars per aero hia neighbor, ovr.iu? land k-sa valuable, is asefsed at fifteen dollars another, with land equally an good a.s the first, but removed from town, roads, or other advantages, is taxed at tea dollars per ucre. A town lot is a.ssesiC I at five thousan 1, tthile nn ncre of land not a mile di.-o.unt ij taxed at one hun .'red dollars. But these exonses, for they cannot bo dignified by Pie term reasons, are all humbug, aud could only be entertained by a miud controlled by a , J appetite for strong drink. A drunkard will ah i ways fiiitl a drunkard" reasar.s. C'OTlStittlt ivllitl 4'UII V llti(Ml. We undcrstatid that the bill passed hy tlrt I.err islature and approved bv the ( r jverr.or, author iz'rg tiie people to express their v.iil for o; '. against a convention to revise the Con-tiin'ioi!. , provides th; t the vote shah be taken in October j Hex', and the delOijaUs to he elected at the fo! lowing election in April, providi. g a majority of j the voters are in favor of the holding of such a j convention. ! Wo have heretofore bad some douMs as to ! the propriety of so frequently changing our or garlic law, but having beeoaie satisfied that, noth 1 ing worse than the present one can be adopted ' we shail labor to secure its revision, and shall ap i peal to the friends of free schools and good nior- j ala to labor with us to secure the caliin-j of a j eonveulioo. ' j i-'l'he Democratic Senate of Xe-v Jersey has refused to go into Joint ballot for tbe election . of United States icr a'ors. The other branch of j the Legislature is strongly Opposition, a...d hci.ee t the desire to stave off aa election that would be ' fatal to the Democratic aspirants. Some panic-' nlar day onght to be specified by law, in every : State, for the election of Senators, that vacancies created by factious partizanship of this sort, n:ay 1 be avoided. ! -The State B ard of Agriculture hare fixed j opon the 26th of September as tbe time for com-1 mencing the State Fair. This will prevent a ; large number of oar citizens from attending, as it, is the week of the Yearly Meeting of the Society ' of Friends. It is an unfortunate time, as many j of the members of that Society, ia different parts . , .,, ' cf the State, will not attend, who have heretofore ' . ,...7 1 - . been exhibitors and visitors. , , 1 . . . t -Thorr.aa Mason U getting up a variety of household article, such as robing-pir.s, potato , ma-bcrs, Ac which be is selling wholesale audi ., , . .. 0 ,i retail at low prices, a ticy aro raaue oi Eooa wood and smoothly fiaished. -. . ... . . There are twenty two standing committees i ia the United States Senate, eighteen "oi these have chairmen from the South, and four ; Lave Northern doughfaces to preside over I tbetn. This is natiunal democracy and democratic justice. JtV Messrs. Dennis & Perry Lave closed their auction and commission room for tbe suiar,but expect to open another about tbe first of October next. In the meanJme Mr. Ferry wlf1 attend to all sales out of doors in the city or coui'-y. lie may be found in tbe room adjoining our ofBee, on the second floor of tbe Palladium building. Bif We are informed by Geo. Cale, who Las a very large peach orchard, near this city, that the prospect for a good peach crop the present year is very flattering.

Relief Mills. We visited the mill recently erected at

tie fulls of Elkfcorn hj Msn. Broc & Xadhig- which passed W!i I-ranches of the LegiUtoa, aud having thoroughly examined it, take jure av.d Las ree-.ived the signature of the pieaiare in calling th uer.t.on of the public to Governor, "to r.";rulatj and I Ice ess the -Nile it Tte location id in a Sae wbeat growing of epirituoa, virmu-a, nnSt and other ir.texicaneighberbood the Bite one of the best haviog a u j; aoJ t0 prohiLit the adulteration fail of ceor thirty feet The wheel is 2. feet, ar.d f i,,uorsl"

of course requires but a small stream of water to propel it. The foundation is upon solid rock, giving a solidity and permanency which but few mills possess. The machinery was put up under the supervision and workmanship of James Albertson, who has proven himself unsurpassed as a millwright, in the West. The castings were made by Messrs. Garr & Co., of the Spring Foundry, and they have in this work fully sustained their high reputation as machinists. Every wheel seems as perfect as those of a watch. There is no jarring—no choking—no stopping to adjust machininery [sic], but all goes on in perfect harmony. The plan is simple, very simple, by which the power is applied almost directly to the point required.— The elevators, conductors, &c., are, it seems to us, perfect in their arrangement and operations.— We have seldom seen a mill, East or West, which pleased us better, in all its features, than this one, which reflects great credit upon the enterprise of the proprietors and skill of the workmen. Mr. Addington is a practical miller of long experience and intimate acquaintance with his business.— And with Mr. Albertson as the architect, and Mr. Addington as miller, good flour is the inevitable result. Messrs. Brown and Addington are now in full operation, and we have been using flour from their mill for a week or more, and feel competent to say that it is of a superior quality. They are prepared to stand by the grist, thus enabling the , farmer to have flour made from his own wheat.— They are also prepared to exchange flour for wheat on fair terms. In this connection, we would suggest that in making out the Premium List for the next annual Fair that a liberal premium be offered for the best Flouring Mill, and we venture the prediction in that case the mill which wins the prize will have to beat the Relief Mills. ———<>——— We have received a comtnntdca'ion in regard to the visit of a co'nmi tee of ladies to Mr. Kirtley. It was written by a pcrsoa who speaks only from reports, and his statements are different from what we believe to be the facts. therefore, ws decliue publishing it. As we un derstand the facts to be, Mr. Kit thy s conduct was far different from what was expected from a gen'leman who prides himself so much on his Southern courtesy and gallantry. And we take ,1.- :,.., ....k... i. Jin t,iliuiLUiiil iijoav luai v.c liciuaiis K'liciiiui too much credit in our notice of last week. A larire number of our most respectable c't'zens P ' have expresseil to Mr. Kirtley, of the CasSel House, iceir oisapprooauon or uis se.nng i.q-ior they presented their wishes through a committee of their own numbers, and as he is disposed to disregard the wishes thus expressed, ho tuut abiiie the cocscqnenccs. As a citizen, engaged in the respectable and honorable business of keeping a hotel, e and ail others aie ready to extend to him the considcration due a citizen and stranger, but as a liquor seller, he will receive the untiring opposition of fa'hers and brothers of mothers and sisters; and he may be called upon sooner than he expects for the violation of the law, poor and inefficient as it hashceu and is. lie cannot sell to mir-ors and on Sunday with impunity. We may be indulged in a remark, personal to ourself, in this connection, ulthouah we have but seldom iu our past life, , , , i - i , , . . , deemed the standers which nave been circa ated , . , , "tt,nf,t " M worth-v ft ,il'U!:l1 or oll;er notu,p l ut we are informed that it was sta'ed iu the Casscl llotnre n few days si ie , that wo were in tbe habit of drinking liquor whilst soj turning iu Washington ci'y. We have only tj say that it is a lie, arid the man who reports it is a i.taa; and 1 1 that we are personally responsible for m ilk, biicf and emnhiiti e. as it is. the re"Thk Cbavon. ' ?ome wise people are often heard to remark that Richmond Uat no i;t r:ar" ta-de llenee the A OU d infer the fa,! t , -. of ef ! irts to ircnio'c tbe iutene tu v. el hue of the co nauu ii'.;.-, and 1 pose our p-ep!e incni.-n'oie of any enjoyment t r ivv us to suphigher concep tions than ef the value of iro a, r sr.lina groceries, cr calico. We don't believe a word of it, ; but claim for our young city as much li'erary promise us can he found elsewhere, under similar circumstances. Th ro is much of iudivid ;d taste and culture, and this will becone apparent when, is will be the case at no drstatit day, we trust. Art Associations shall bring this c'acs of minds in t ot tact. , A happy thing far us and our children, would . be such an oriranizatittp, the lectures and exhini lions of which, would :rres:stab'y lead to u place ef i a jio rr.t i t. !.';! t r than the g1 t i; i an p i r sti'a. t ft'ti.tr, ai t n t ie a-vatir.tr to 'Jt soul than raret thews or negrw nt"i:strc!y. Wecm.nct ;-'irsi,e this iutCK-stir.,! s-.l-j.'ct to -day, which Las bun failed up by Jon ing over " 1 he Ciuyeu" f r .Vtrch, a .Ve York j ,urna conducted by the celebrated "painter. 1) i:a; d. which represents the hi-ttiry and progress of Art ! and Artists in this country. e are persuade I that this woald be a tl j . . r , , ,. . , i

literature of not a fe families we know, the your - 1 111 L ne' wa 'a-tr P!rits of. per n;f!rlDers cf hich hi their earnest and "nata- In'a Repuldleanism." That he rat jsife for reading, devour sheets of trast. ntt j npl-olds the lights of the Smth. advocates COQtamicg an idea w.rth the etTart at di-a tor. the policy of the compromise of 1S50 via- - ; dicates the fu-.-itive shive law." &c. drc. tT An old man named .aetob f orman j T,w informati.,n --.ea to Mr. Pientioe. was killed on the New Castle road on Men- " 3 , , - . . -,-r . . , may have been true cr false at t!ie time, o-u dv mornin" last, lie was laving on tne;. " , , , -, " 3 - J9 , it comes to us through a southern organ and track, but was not seen by the Conductor, . . , . . , vT , . - - ti bad au.tb.ontv to Ce used against so liria a until too near bim to step the tram. His t jepuljiclu a3"nENRr vj. Lane. bead was struck by the cowcatcher, and; is the last man who should look up entirely severed from bis body. A jug of f , . . , t , .;.,,.i..,', - ... ,-., ! antecedents. A verv snort lira, sioee ue was

whi - kpy was tound at his side. Lo was J the cause of this death the in an who sold, ,.. .. , . . lnm lre li(lttorf l-losa rar' lce c:u" UP-,C j himl ! xEsr g0.vds ax Stsattax s CoaStta B. ; Strattan & Son are now receiving thtir . ring slock of goods, selected by the senior partner in the essttrn cipes, who, from his long experience aud intimate aeqiaiatarce with the taste and wants of our people, is enabled to select just such goods as are most desirable. Their assortment is very general, erabraeiug plain and fashionable goods. They invite their old friends aud customers to call and eiaanar their slock, and selling as they do, for cash, or to vcryprorert pay, mill make tbeir prices as low as airy heua in the city. These lookieg oat for bargains -wid make money by calling at the "old co err." -Thoina Masco has a tew and oeacuirl furiiiture e I press wag-on. proprietor avnd the bsiid It is a credit to the nruar.u- ant tfc ha-iaVr. It wait arcttea ct) at r r the tl"0? of S. R. LippiacotJ-

ajiiirt Tcm-if rn:re thrritv.

The follow irf a st:; A the set 1 No person sbaM ?U r birter, directly or indirectly, any ietoxicaun- liquors less than a quart at a time, without nt liit Laving procured a license the word '-intoxieaticg li j-uors-." stu.ll ppj.ly to nny riri u n. nou or malt liquor, which is u.-od r may be U:ed as a Leverage; r.nv wl i'e male i::h-Lit;Lt desiring to obtain lieeu'e sL.-.Il uive notice t-f the precise location ol the prcm es where i.e COSlita to Sell, :.t it-a.-.t UVfUlV Uf.VS the loeetini? of the County Com anis- "oners from wiiora he inu-nds to apply for a licence; applicant to l e a m?n oi 'uut.-d character, and fit to Le trusted with a licence, aud to give bond with ai lea-t two irceh A-l surio:ie, r-s.-dents of the cnun'y, to be approved by die Auditor, in the sum oi oUO, that he wi.l keep an orderly house rud pay nil fi .its as s?sod aaiusi bitu for any violatijn of the act; to piy to County Treasurer oO as a -. t' jy "cense lor one year, to ie appiil to u.e Common School fund: n licence to he grant ed for less than a ye;:r; ti e license under the act does not ai.tl. rix the selling or bnrt.-rmg of any inioxieaticj.- liquor on .Sunday, to any person under the age ut iwenty-one years, to a person in a state ( intoxication, nor upon the day of any Slate, county, or township or municipal election; "exeiy person who sdiall directly or indirectly, knowingly seli, barter or pite w ay any intoxicating liquors to any lr"a is lhe !'a,il ul br'"J-' 'flt"x'L'a',e i afier notice shall liave t -e-n iiiven luru bv h s ... , ., , , , wile, child, parent, bn-ther or Mster, ot -uch . .i i .i person, or bv the ovei.-eer or oveiseers ol the noor ot the towns no where be resides, that .1 ... such person is in the 1 abit ot being intoxiei- ; ted. shall be deemi d tjiiiitv of a mi.-ilt rueanor, and upon conviction thereo' be fined no! less than S5, mir more than SoO;" any person imt heina iionsed w ho sha1! seil intoxicating ' liquors, in violation of the provisions of the act, i-hal! be fined not less than -tr-5 t r more than Sl'-JO, lo which may be added imprisonment in the couniy j til for any determined period not exceeding thirty days; any person who shall sell, barter or give away any in- ; toxicating liquors to a person under twenty- ' one years ot age, or lo any person at the time in a state of intoxication, to be fined not less than ?5 or more than -SIO, and imprisonmenl in the county jail may be added, not exceeding 3'.'lajs; the an Htei l ing or the selling ot a ly abulterated liquors, to be fiueJ iai,y sum not less than SJ or more man ?o -o. io wnicn iniiu isonmeni in ino than So'-O. ... . .... county i iil may lee addeti, not excet aing three months; ull places where intoxicating , ltqt ( lutirs are s. id, iu violation of this act. shall deemed common uuisances. and the keen ' trs fi,;e.l not less than s.30 .r more than S2'jO and imprisonment not exceeding three, mouths but no persecution is to he instituted for any violation of the act bet .veeu the time it shall take t itVct and the c'ose of the lost regular session of the Board of Commissioners 1 of the proper county thereafter, the begin-i ning of which session not taking place in less than four weeks afier this act shall bavo: takej evct: tlie Circuit and Common Pi as : C0Urts to have jtirisdic'ion to hear and d- j termine, ail complaints under the act, and it is made the dutv of the Grand Jury to take : eog'.iz ance of all offences against its pro-! visions, as in ca.-e of felonies; Justices of tb? ! Peace to have jurisdiction also, but in all' caes w,;e,' '2'3 is dceme.l to be an inado- j quite hue, the party . ilending shaii he reo- j Oijnizeu tv appear at me next tcrt.i ot anv! . . - ' ' . . . j court having competent jurisdiction; tr.e ! Common Councils ol the cities and the board j of trusteesof incorporated towns canen f-uce a ! (eo for license from all keepers 'd coflce-lious j es or other places where intoxicating liquors j are sold antl drank within the limits of their ! rerquctivo corporations ia addition to the fee j '"r license undo this m etnergenov is s declared to exist, ninl is to he in force hem J and after its publication in the Journal and Scn'i nil. i we uiiier:.t;n pro-ecu: i, ,n pro vi RS i tin. its' : this cr it, r, in 1 Lilt n can take phac for this e mi itir 1 ieetin X sloi.ers will iths t t'l . not it ' c nre. - the - Boai d ot' Coun'y Cannnitake place until the firs Monday in Jaie. Although we are opposed j laws, we are disposed to take ad van t: of the present law, and wo ask j the ft lends tf Temperance and good ler to ! see mat toe law is ori owed. there is navy . in this city at least fitiy places in which iiq uor is stud, including Laer beer an I ale. j Their receipts will average at least iwodol-! , ,rs ?ir (;av which an.oa,,.s to SCG.oOJ per: c: ti . . r , ofii. c.i.iii . e nyi ts iai ,,s i- ia cut t i n t a dry u pi: is en cm i of wieii. "is w ts'e incss? f inar.t-v, and i s r a i Izek. of '.lie Centre vii!e R -p ihlioau begs leave to Le excised from voting f r Heniit S Lanf., tor Prt-siJei.t. or Vice Fre-i lent. The rea-on for tins is, that some man ; .ll j,-,jm sinri!, aud John Srara toll some one 1 pis ri,l li tahl ft fc.br. r c.f fbr Trfll1S- . r , , , ,, ,. , , vule Journal, and he told bis readers tnat ... . . . .1 .t it. a edimr iaf a ie tl - A Sen f a ! ...at cT TMrter. fire a.l uie erot cj paper. ., . . . ba ...o,1 r a ?iti rn.!.trf,1,U 41IU C.!,U,'.'l k - - aid ariu conuiorw rv fr;end o lhe prcnt a i ministration; but cow tCo pure to vote for IIexbv S. Lane. Wia !.e vote for any Republican! or will bV not a-aa Le to'md ditl-' the battles of Uie ' coruocraev. i .l? Those who diis'.re per ."eel aui Ifc-Iiae - :c-ta-es can procure them at the roons cf Mr. , Watson, in the tjiiher: bsthhrg He irritfs alP wh ico desire aaviLrrrg in a Is iiae to call ana tiici.s sre-meos. ien ia ai; weather. I'ric; gafcratttee-d. low ted pcrfeC rfect satufactio- ' W ei.f ih fuiKnrirc :t a,i!l cotcp'iawKt l ' tax lrtji Drai-r jrS fcwtie cirks in tt li ; ltar, fr .ie tu? fatt'.!wsj frv-siao , ilint Kiy: j k,, ,,0 t, krt.ri j. sym, Fniiai trt, ,ar t, j : utiruu, j0Gv4m s.wii, iirrr, i.ml iit-s.i:. ias, :- i.rfw I 11 t i.at'01 -C Asliut Ciie' fc. ,&.) &sts(&&A. arf lrt-. m. . lirawMLat.-a C W. A!er.r -h- efj. cictit aal corto.ars auaitef i iiaL.jj la. ae'erai a oa i.aered ihetr reej-ecti dau.

Temperrtuce ieptistr. Purs-Tics, to prevl.,u -v-u.-e, ..-.:.? a r src-cab!r ri'iir,'.-; of our o;.;z-ua )'. hi I -r

man's Hal!, "o. 3. on TuMi.'y evetiir-jr. ilarch Stb. for tie purpose ot ... iei mis t. . cftiier. and if tHaib..-. tie via sou.: me ms t. I check tbe ruIn-u- and devastating spre ul ot : intemperance m our city. Ti-p ir.c-.in' was or 'anizei ov e. rot.n,'!. r. - i i i i.,; i.t ',,.) i i i Alien Secretary. Prof. Flowers was then called to the stand, and pr ii cvdea to aci.irt ss t. e moetiuz la quite an -ttj.e manner, on the suojeot of the ruinous tLcctPft tne u-c Aico-h-d, as a beverage, portray irj: us vitlU-x.o'is etleets on the hunaan system, both phvsicaliy r.it-nt.:y cor. :onMdered. Hii renin: ks were ' well timed, and Ustcr.al t. w ir.ch re.tTei f and attention. IL.n. 1. P. llolloway. .after a f.-w pref-i-torv rernHrks. then read the new Lit-.rt-.se Law- just f asred ly our Legislature. Nt. tm : s:: its sanction t W:c i.e c t in'c .v atin -s li-juors as a bevvrrge. our new law con'ains many jjc-od ica'ure-, and Jt p,. pnded to and enf..ret-d bv o-ur Tcrcperai.ee men, may do rr.uch gocJ. T' . t .. f t: ,. ii. 4.1 rn.t i..:,. t ,:..... . . On uioti'vn of W. W. FouSke, all who an engnged in the sale oru-e of intoxicating li- ! qiiors. are cordi-iliy invited to attend our j meetiriirs. and sho-.v cause wi-v tL-ir Ira tit-.1 , i I ! not 1 put On inotrm, w'neu v.-e a 'ioarn. we adi urn I . ....I- , ;.;.. I . -, ; . i , i ii . r, As it is in contempiatiou to Itold a series ot . 1 . . ,. j. empeiance meetings nt our c ity, Hon I . lb, noway. Kev.,. . K. .diner and Terr. 1 v . tuiiiBt' were a p pom tea to mate arrange - i nieuts ior slid tne lings. j On motion, the iroceedinirs were ordered ! to be published. 4 i' On motion, aljourned. D. L. I'k.vwforo, Pres't. . P. Allen, Sec v. i; ij sz v i t i n . Z-if Drafts on the Post Otfice Departn.ent t. the ameur.t of SSoO.OOt), for contrae's. were refusel p.ymt r.t on Satnrday la.-r, o ir-tr to the defeat of the Post Oiliee tieficie: ov bill.

-Sir Tbe fa'lare l) is the P )st Oaic- bill a ill miltft have p nr. of mnuseii.ci.t." That is an urprobubiy lead to the enactment ef m law, sit the g.rm r.t i.evor utter- d s tve hy a man who has a .,..v ,f ,., r.n.rO.. !' "r nt.cejitlon of his tun -. or e se has t-i'ijuj-

tion bills to be pas ed three tlavs before the ad jourriiiient. This niiijht wtrk weil atth.- lofgstssion, but would not have much foiee at the t-ho. t session. The Tresiilent cannot, j ut, quite FOaca appropriation bills throvgh Congress. We should

regret it if he counl. ii.d-i-tiy: it teach, s his own '. eatt, und it ati.tfes' jSjrThe aggregate reduct;ons in appropriations that oi h.s eicid for useiudv ph-knur co scraps of from Cobb's estimates, are 8S.OO0.0iM,w!r;ch wcte '-' do oih.rwis-, is t make laiini the' mainly tffected by the votes of the opposition 1 ' l l!-'s rif1, V P'!"" :" !!f ''' cep a! a - J 11 t, at '.vme.i vou provnle ci;:v i:s v ei il ) the me, iibers. p.-vh..ler for yonr '".orse t in.ke" him serve. ?.if T'iie 'triny appro, riatiou liiil was rel-iced y- . eh. ThV spendicc time at a biliiarJ (..' : t'lJ.tK'O.Ol'l) . begets idte haniti,; induces dri:.:;ii.i. antl corrupts W lion. HerryS. Cever, formerly U S. Sen- . ',! ' 'cature of the best ii.it;, living who i ; . ... . .. , ,, . dub'es. j a to a fiishioiiuine biiiiard room end ator fVi.m i,ssouri, died on Monlay last. n!,.j ti.e c.owd that niuhrlv eoncregat. s: hear T-rf The news from Franco is warlike. It is ih.-ir vulgarity; count rp tlie ! ss of time, the exsaid the Etnperor will soon form a caai; of 100,- I e .-lit "ire or inic.ey, am then t-ini your eyes to 000 men at Tul n. ' tits- ail; over und nro-.r.d you aie pituuies of . . . , , , Pie uio.-t hsn'ael.c and volar,! c.nn.- kir.d, calculat ! z-Lf A oil I-1 izoi! m i;t at'e with a deceased . .. , .. . . . , '''' 1 '' -1 'ptre no tender fee. tug te.ich i,o silent vtilhs sister, Iras passed the House of Commons lesson of practical good, but to ,-burpen t tie t pof E ,g!a .d. I petit- for arring on the turf, in the wo..d, con- : l'-.e trial of Hon. Dan. I", -ichs for mar- i v a '-e sal -on: and. vieidirjr the most , . . ., , : Ja iiu nir bis's ot t.ie tl.s'i, iro out to riot n-" on! der, -.a to coin-nec.ee ou Monoav next. ! .. i . i , i ; ,: , r i; . ,i ... ' - ; ,e ptodigjl .son; ami sCelea t'lese. I rlini; tm-se, rr The President has teftised to si;n the bill 1 th.-n leli ,f'hf-iei., no harm in luliiard plavifappropriating 3.) 1.000 f or the im;. rovement f the i T'uy arc the cesspools of fa-hionalde life, where r-' I 'Sa'r Flat3 1 be.uins to ri'. t toe n; all rank, ant! who graduates " 1 ' .. t . : .. , . t .- . , t. .. .t . r ..... . a t l..

lh remains of Ira J. Thurston, the rcra- , -,- t i , . naut, who made aa ascetisiou Jrom Adnan, M;ch . J , K, .... i i .. , ,' ' iu hente.itber ta-t. hare been Jouu I aoout tou mdes troiu tins place. 1 Rumors are current that fifty of the sh- . r T T , . , ii - i c si.iiiiis oi 1 1 .n, . i li u i s i o.i, 1 1, e icrat i .i .- ii- ,. - , ver Waml.jrer's Africans were re-captured from; tue Federal officers on the tsth itist. i

Prof. Mitchel, of Circinnati, has been an- ; pierureti them. pointed Director of the Dudley Observatory. , V'e cotne now to the poh t of pract'ed app'iIt is report-tl that the anonymous letters cation, and a.-k you, reader ! to point out to your to Key ami S.ckles. waroirur one a-nl ir-.f-..r-niri s ' ,wn 1 'Uie man v ho babim.atly plays fit blithe oiaier, were written by a female friend of the ha:d.- ho is Dot either an ii.-r.orc. at, unschooie 1, fer :nvr in IJahiniore. who'was icuio is of his a:t-n coe.rso t:.an. or one who is tit.s.ri.-ar-oic, vv-.rr

thais to Mrs. HIcklcs. I ' --. a r:i f t .' -: P -r Mi-ris (IsvKinr. !! ,-. ' V V- !l-,.c l,,t M ..s-.-r li o; -at .-?:..! n '' ti a-iri:,eit)ii oa i'irs-ia i;i-,if,;i: :.i ,. . one has ct neon ano'iiiiteu h s sucows-ir. ' ut of e .-.r-e il -.v s t ' '-e a Southern ma;:. O lira e!i an i Cuislo, of Nortn Caroii nia, ha e been sr-ok-.-n c:I AiTairs iu Sudiuii::. rc.rn-s; i--:.. k .-f te.- t.'i-i i i-. i.i G it'.') !m: xNAt'ot .is. Ma-e'a a. l'tO. T-ic B cik nit 'i haviae", thmn'i t'ti'dr uneeai:ijr Iforts received some acq ui-itiot s to th-.ir f.t i'e j i rv thu 1 I id,.' tv! 1 A. . -iiirfT r,i!:v re-l.Tildf

and took the biii f-.r iocreasi- th- Mimber of r"U:tl W,: J iVi'! cnu.,..H,lv help perpe care ' brac-hes from t.e tabic. father the operation "c:- et c,:-s ot -..ora, , r,ce! u t ,or. ? Ue have cf the previous q.,es-ion. the Ib.o se was ir. ncLt 'i " v ,hr.J'!! Vil r i,;;v"' "!JI. ine " t:-'? to a vote on its 1 as-age. and the bill fa led n. '-'are, take it up.-r li iyneJtmes. pa-ts for wai t ar a c-c.-srirutiiej J inajoriry. tiie . .-.-. vo-e heirirr yea 4G: ,.ay.s S-J More iotere-t has fJ- Ti e t ext annual Fair cf the Wayne been riid'iites'ed hi the p-ssae of tais bol. -s:e- n , -1. o . " v it ....... v, .1 Coun'y A-ucuIturai ftccetv, wn; be held at cia'-v bv ioot.v ititroritrj. thati u any other m-as- - ore winch haU-,M before the Le s ature d-i-i ir the I'nir grotinds adjo;ninr tlii cd'y. ecmihe session. For trie past few days tf.ere has nlencing on Tuesday the Sfith day of Septem bee - no time, w hiie the House wns in st-s-. it. , " , .-"-.- ti wh-.n you tritrhr ct have s-en the aaib.,- !.., - ber ti.it. and continuing lour days. Ifepreo; t-.e i,a. k sh-ire.e; ar-.-lad fotri pic To oc.-. mia, ii list will I e isst ed in a few weeks. aa I iro:u m- :.! r to tne.n'-.-r ; no- .n ':; bmbv. A, lU , e TCa;r w:jj J e lt.j at a distant i n . v -ii i more -.-.-'iracce. venta.-i v - e . . . . , . , tiiebrof the House. a,.d -o-ing theiseiv.s J '"ft t hi season, it is the expecfaticn fomake a o ,a side o- ! aa f .1 rucmb-rs, or memb.-is f i! y our County Fair as atrae:iv as possible, by i lenruie l whh their i. teres! Tne irmr-.iay liberal premluuiS in all the departments of Co b CO Sldered .lead t-r ttoS s-S.-'O-. '. . r Rorli branches of the Legislature pa.-s-d a hili . mechanical and agncuLurai interests. Those uiving t e Irs.-er-i ,-,f tne water power en th'-; ivho expect fo be competitors should c-m-Norrhr-m Di,s on of the t'cn'ral Ca .ii, rh-rieht , i - .1 . 1 , . ' ., .. mence making their arrangements at an early ot action as-iiris' l.oa-ve.l an 1 ot tiers, tne our ; a c has-rrs oi sar-J Canal, oa a ce.-ai.a bore! siven ;dvy; and we hope to see. even, an increasedbv sai ! CoiiAeii and orhers to th S'at- of ir.d -; interest ni.-ini'ested by al! our citizens. j ana, and tran-ferrng to the sa; J it.s.-es all the j ' Stare sraht ih.-r-in. I .. , . , The Senate p -s-d the L'cense R 'I which hii ' ..-eai Ja-4 .a. o. .heNev or." , previ-.u-iv ks-cI ite Hc-u-e. fix it. r licerces at it" re, wa.- the -st a n,.:ir ou-mereha-jts 1 1 reduce ;

Sftv tlo'lars. w.:h.-.at ar.v mr-n ii, t. The Sen H -.,f t Vha .n. cte patfej. :i - i waa-3 am .-r, i n- it, -.e r,i , n as sdb; the iloase aa:a t.zu.; tiie 'ei!nri,,n o Callli ' "Ttrean.es :o t ih.e Caarje t : l , in re. -air, ar.d-idoc.ed ca- lis. or to i. t c-i-,:.' . an J ke p up the sane. The bid was haw,, np fer ti" p-irpos? of meeting the cjie of the Wabash & i E. Ie Caen., aa a ws -.-.-.roda-.e-J 1:1 the Ilaase bv i yr i-..ie - j The S ca'e a'sa pa-sel the Hcu-e bi'.I. i,. -re.as-i.-n? th" salaries of the S'ate efheers: ar-, ! a so the r biii of the House anther 'irji a tiee'oirt-ra! survey i .- . . i r tne Mate, ana apnrooriattng the sun cf Svs-; thou-'aa-i dollars for tuat parc-e ah- a the ijous-e 1 bill. Sxir-.T the fees of Sheiiff- fhr in t j t::e State's lri.on. uii wit boat arnend.nc t. l.i-uay is the I;t Kgisia'ive day v. the session, a-.J there havic? bftti no qi n ri preser.t .a the Iio'ise. exeept djriar a sccrt time in the et-h part ef the fvreoe:, ti lit i. Uie bisI-SS Lis h er. oorre. The SenaV I3Te-it;!r'ktirc C 'tin ttee on the Heffrea and Gsodicg ,:'k'r. nade a report recouwmt; tht both S--atr bs arc .aiitioria :v censured bv the Se ae; that IL C.iJ-wiir.e.the voJLirer brother, who is Ofe of the clerks of the , , ' , , , - . i i rs iiiatc. t-e a-so ceia-.r-a. tcl teat Main loc,u-

v-.z. tne ottier broiber, be oroac-bl to tr.". oar ci i t--"r.. . lhe, Seca.e to arrswer a c-harse s-f coLtee-p. It , " j'l, has beea under d:s?-issioa daria; the greater part r tt , -of the day, bat lo d-Scite action was takea j j "T. liaprated tfforts were made to cocctrr in ite ie- i T.-r.iiy, port, i.at oirg to the inr.-ail attenJasce of Sera 'alWw tcrs. aad the refasal of seviral to vote ca the ; Jj',,' ttrr s-it f-ii

qias-iO'a, no oaorurt eoa'.-i te ha 3. and the tftir .g , ' . . , .. . . r -.. - ' was ara d r.ed. I be report of the cum'ttee j i . -. . n- . .. i 7 - ..... u . CJ ll,e tti.ee,, nil I s CI , 1 J I .1..11 .e- a i v i la .a rva ta resija, which he did this morulas, sigtistioa takes efect t 10 c'tiock. AM X.

. T - in ;:. ct. i jvro - 1 "V . , 1 -i at Ct-mrev'lle- will Ji.we the li".- c;;se jrt'v, son, .thin ahoc.t I il'.ixri !ldc else w ..ere lu.-.y cot ;e ui.!citTCt: readers. We r.:.ica!a:!y co:ni;-en.J tie son !i! ibie manner in w:;:cii I'li's'i q i trrate J oy the editor of the Times, to the frien Is and .advocates ot t.:e "iepecUb.e ,Mm.;g and 'ia:e - wast: .- i riacrines the strett. i:iiurI T.iMi'. Le recent atta -k on b- n',e ;t tS'e ri-.h ;;.!ir li;.ic.a.-uarf r.iwui:!- in tft s wy, r: s .toj!,i c.;t j J.-;'-Ii:i oi a v.-.-y oro:ii'- u.u. cbaraetvr, and cic'i k- his otily as to the rnesti jn of t'ae thereon a i d r.avir trih i't at A t!.e tablf. f.ut a.- t the i i- :, a i" Art a vcd. -i. o; ,e ii .-. f , ;..;ir 0 . :..... i. -.,vt .- . (, t ? v rv s- .i ; c-, r's. i; M -..i- 1 s'. ,o. v.-h. Ji-:.-.i :v t, e a : i nice ot a : :.' v i ; i ." e tl tutte'c. " a ' '' i. . v.- i. i'.e i.. .. :, ! i.s i.a; c, .s; u ;..) inUt po.;cc coma i irics. -r o; !; s . . .. . . t' .- . . , f ., v i - . : v.h;:;. L". ,.,t ,.,n ;.aV(. s;,..,; .;r Vuhi.s .A-,.;? t-,t j - it:: t- t-etive .--yst.-n : t:."s,.- verv nM'.ejis a:- s;- ctel t ic th!i.-i . c w::e. i vr a r--t..'r;n ,S t il l !'' aen -ie.--ur .o u it ; . e n a.tl M-.ch i,ve in Id, u;vo n . r hi- com f, at no man of r;.ctab!e t::; nt, m.de-stardii : , , - 1 ; or i. i.L.'v o, p'iriiose -.vsu aiire to oft ice otter ;fa u u . .'. Jr n!i!i:..ter:4!'ki,,,. i. s made ! f,.f a !.. Ie- mc . urnc-e. aie t:.kt n ci.der a-h i.-e-t w t'. as n.n - ii :i, .ost; v. bv o: e -t th t tii-t M,.-t. t nh'-r. a:. ! fftv.it t(t:t sti:tir cl stu'i,,.: i'v . 'il.oi :. ;:s n.uc :t ri' ; ' ::. au'i.i.t.rv ! .il.to : ;is n.ucr. .i '. I as J e.-itj. e Mai-hall ev-r did a o .csti u of Con- ' n'i: utiot-ul j'srVprinJei.. c. but wt'h no nicie ct r tai.ity ttf itie rtel.t tii.-n Woun-r Vant wilier Used j to leu ftit!, n't', b putJit's: tl.c respect ve uconii's of p;i! ; i lit.iiiiit into either ei d of the ba'anei . a: d 'i t:; pan j ;i:n:e;.t aecord.'tijr to I he ' piep.u den ! c- a''oi, tin- else r, er e ot whom a: e 1 ::i. more cra!!e of reaiiv urider-'und'tiir 'v u a ptil" iple of in than u in use of te-ci'i g the par Iot i. M r,::!!: or a o.e.aii. Hut "e have ili rese (. vet. r.f-eSsanly. (-ie : sas. ' Oil. thM- bil'iard tn'ile .ire li-irtnles-' ; men iiinw f fro ti iho-e C 'ini'.r'S uhieii are ready do.ate-tlie. If the evercie :s ttlut is i, ede.l. let , arpeti his o-vn sa , pre u-e h.s oswi fi.-l. rnd cany it into his sittirur room, .. then sit - do an bi J t '." ( ,i't.:i ti:tt !ih-t wife aod ch;S tren and am-tse. in- ; ed lianptl'y Pie in. That is an cxe c-e of. t iivsfit in a o r is an evie. -le o. ooit'iiiv. ot ; s ,. " , . , . . , ' . Celt whose hirt est aii.tmi t.a is to Keep a I an I i -, . ' . , ri.f v.iiis.;v c n' iriuaiiv c.onriri! its content Cov , , ,. ., , . . , ,. ' some uruukard s throat for the retnau.inc dob !..-,- . . , - , , -,. . , , nat is in ins pociiet, v. Inch tin wite and etiudo Ih ive liieher claims noon. tt o .alii . e, , ui. i tie titi-t-rv to soicc v;,s-at .line ...i. i i . i .- -. t i i(.e't w hose i r : -. .-' ati.btti on is to heei) a I arre '.t n mr iren These thincs are nut overdrawn; t'e y exist in more vivid realitj iu Fort Wavae than we have vi !os :. ti nrcl ! h:.r i, aeitr t.t ; . i t - ii rood. i ht. -e ih:..c are a ..v, : . ;:st. a ,, nt t heir si le. a an a-qcirtaiit. u'ovavs is a w.!--kv sh ;-. win re am t ent n f,re o !- iars. by each man. tine; woul 1 fumi.-h .- inacv !:;.! i. s. ns t ere are ; any ers. w;'h ten -.'ai' v r,e . .--pj s f.orn as rriuny parts cf th.s cri ;it i-.: d up preeiable r.d ap;-n.-c:u' ! t'r.io.t; ar.d i ..t i n'y tics, but v...:;'d fariii.-!i them with iif.t lad f el to eriaaia ihvru to f ni ty ' a -!i th-" j,i-a-ait v.-in-ter i ver.ine.-; an i vet tespectaSie men witl al' t'ii-rn i-o-rs ary, an-l p'i!;y r'uii-'. ales niast fle thei-j idniv ri's ar.d sense of rt-lLt to j.eip.-tu.ite eese si i a- ol l.e.l. D ti.er- not s or.e hi-l-h-n curse to fall on ti .V.-. -.-.. - , - !.- I I Is . - 'si rr!.. .;' ! ie. s a?ees-f iiiy ::i i'a" a:ae J ihi". poii 'V ta t.e livar.tdee of 1.; r.i.-if a.cl Lis c .-itvoiier-. He his .--:,-)-.., ,y o )s-:u- i t:ii. go ,i j c .. n ) sold m job ij-ver than where -lor.g and a..- tr ; taj . t3 o--Vi:, 1 10 .-0 v &.;;n it a '.tr- ; ' ' """ '", T " t srnan aivance on cost, ta-1 nas a vtry urge s'ocs ; on hand,em'a-ae:.;g every stj'.e of -roods required ' ia this mi ket. He ittvi'.es Jo.eial atreatioa to ; ' Lis iriSel stOsa. ! .. ... ; VTtTtinr) Dj Taa-.- rii.-.- the -:h ic-t , by j f'.-;v. J. -Sra ii. ii.-. Sjjt. ti. Ur-inns t j Mi txM E. SAScrtB, ma kic-h ninl. ; Ve j.ubiish the iv.f wita r-i- pteiar fcr it s ', : a fiai-aiaanii fraught., w tra.t. with tife.b'.n-j Iraj- : 'pn,. WeteoUroir think f rtheeafe-, a-: I w.thl ; e, criiry Jvgr; ' eh,rfa:n-i-, o ;rr -ra-.-atite en--ir.eu ; u; on th. sa i-t iea-t -ii? a.?; :" r ii-rt r i. e. '. KicliiMoiid W IioieMiie l'ri e iiir-il. C-51tCT- rtrt.1T ST LS-TZI Tri.iJI'. f Vnr. , v. bt. isi . 9- " ti-. 9 . ie', 1 ! ici-ir 1 " . 1 i 1 tx Sits,. . - '- i ii -i ; .' ''s ! T3 t 5rr iir 1 S 'i.'.t i'l 1. I 1 "tt ii-c -5 Ti'rrwa V.A'- . . S sn-jr " " ,s, . .r- tr f s k Ir. . o-""- per , tu . 4 -iMe -- - V fc.e I tsfe tr ' , Ivi I . 5 "(5 Ui-i oi, ir fal . m . Ir.tJ1 ' ls j:utii -, . . ' . i .. . . . 5 . eJ i S4( . 1 -o i r i.tr i ri . - - re-!jtwc' I ant, n z a!i.r . I S'Spel-m 5t . 1 SO I

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t'OHVeutb'tl ay. E U: t,.t re i :--ae. ,., t '. - i t . i u.hi...r : b.- tt. i y tn T, i rs r: i;ut Lusiiir ! 4t; the I la-aw tntt Ht a-i-e.st. A c-a-ha ti, as la, q eiacM 1 ri: -aa.; tcs. ur.sj sTB irrav. J. s. irii nov READ! READ!! t:-.- fr,. u ! :i :-f-r i i 'i:i.i.a. v: th L d -V l 1 .l...-'- gt'Cuiw. yii.;;ui'-fi' ui MErt.CIIiV?vTDXQI3 tv.r Jhrej.t MT.ATT.V N'S (ORNEit We b.-erti it u-ta. - te j reseat a Ung Is of .It OT it ta suv. ihit our St-s-4i 'a.naisj to t ur nn-t .1' b .sini-.1- Tiie vU M i .;u..:v vi'A TH-ak !"-r hi-iuf : ts, -i"ir -'..v. ba b . ca seKvtl by ? : ; x. . :i .' u:r a ar.v ',ed j : t v . aiii we ; ! r c . -iv t xi ii;t ti r i u ir.b V? tie to pur4 h-i't- t 'Irt Hue hi h :hv ri.es c 01 b I- Iu Lt i':-;'-,'r .rk-.t. -a tiifrvlihc invitpalt ; 1 ttfr.; ar. v ti.i ir. c-i-r K;t jr1"" 11 a Jill, l-T Wi l i '! 'rl ' r-ei '.V !( -'C IcWi.1: I t . kill i aSir!.'.:. u to-,ur Stck cf Qaet-i- ; ajf :.! fiii'd a ca iv.. 11 i jrivt't. wih t : !;. " 1 . ha ii'.r-.- to 1 r r c S v , to rrue:c i cr i that s 1, j .1 ; I : ri :? c A k-t-teri;- w.-t k, t-1 y c t - - - !.: i Acri: : . r . - a f-' " .: 1 ior wd a I ; i. N ri ,: r.!-.-r 1'i.: : i" 1 iV V: str-'i- ; .- -"i : : 1 -if ReadirA for Profit and Pleasure,1 THE CITY BOOK STORE. I llutiii), f.f il ireh t ltio Fea.-!. tiitr ti.tv re-cie'.t?, lh. ! iulcs f! y of 0.enri:tn Life, M eaata in- ,et tririvs, "1 i, enas Set Ien, i lo- Ske'eCai. The 11 a -Ktii ,! n-v) th Lever, lia'iiry , ! th I at. t at' Kaiag, i'aititi'ij ia Ti nij ariv, Ar, t, lecture, M a t' s aiuorgthe Leive.4e. March 1 Isjl. VM .stm!tiistor Rtview, (Qti utorly.) Urania ot tlie njltt ICitlic-tla. (ia.V -tf i I. R..f..nn cf r,trtionnt. ' Kvtiiiaus P. iiey t f Nustria. a. S oiicisy thm iitino of tha Army. 4 C x ..ritt tn ini ..th-r n ithtic. ." S ircutt llus i'atca.iin ('igtml. t! r'rlyu e'r Jcriok the s'eeaai. 7. tto e-ia' c (i of -V it e-Ue rt t . t'entemp rary I.i'er.it are. Elitibur R 'view. (Q 1 irtorly.) Or;nnt tlie Willi;.. I ,if-irt : 1 Help's -Scvriiii'v Con -ie.ti in Aaicrir.e, . I. if A-iirn.', i. i "hareh tinr.e t c i 4 11 en t'l t'rtt t ',1th-'. (Iu if .n II -V f --r,t ry. ! I. rl I iietpi.ti A.t-t in',-ti all "n, 7 Liarnrv..f tiie Btitis'i Mui-eam, S. Lit'. i , ! Or.- ,nr z t ; i n. ,1 i'r I'.tr.r -.ai -nt.trv U.farra. March 1 1 s ; J . " 13if r rawing1 Lessons. II I". RuVseriber went 1 ha glad t.i e'T lot.-utiu in Di-aivin - Iieii . Ictt Sua nni:. Water Cal .r and I Par'al I'liiniiitr;. vi o.i mens en te seea au I further infcrmiiUcti obOiineJ, at Kl.TZV SMITHS. No. 5 Mans s'reet. I l Ma , I 5 5 1 l'i i Wan It'll Insiiit dialtly, ONK lll'MIUK'J eoo-.n l-hmi-i-J ri.Oin Svihcs, nt tho Wavne nuiity IVs-miuui Straw utter v'.nuai.ut, rv, 'g..J tri.-- will he pstJ, owinn t. th quuUiv. furters imi ,iuil an, I ! r w!,'. wartaiitcd to eli-c ,iri-faction. lr.ter Irotn distant t rotupt- ; lv li.k-d. TMOS.O. lal tVlfSON, sixth Street Saurhtit Main. Kiebmand, Ind. ( March , XisV "'f , Stray Cow. STRAVKD away fnitn th sul,-rirr in Xovemher la., a young ':, no rf white, w't'h stun red pot, red n the ear an 1 rc 1 fare feet. V liberal re trd wiil be paid f.r iuf .r-niti-tu iKtrrain? her. WILLI '1 AI.LK.MIKH. Uieh nnnl. M tr. h ISVj l:"r.-w IT OTIC 313 . 7 ILL 1, so! J nt I'u'.'ii 1 S i'e. aa Sa'urLiy March, V r, ',"e, ;it th.- rc-iJei,e (,t' Kli.-h Nurris, aboat h itfs nii.e rt'-rth--tt' t of the ltailr. a 1 Itri Io Ki.itr a., id wur it H-.r-"-, ia Vsus. two et4 Vri;n !i.,rr,i"5. i Ii .v, Cui-ivia :-, tt'iad Uo-1, tt.d a varc.-tv of othtr ri.:lei rial ca-aaceratod. A it-ilit id r.ii.rt tcciiiii- -,v.;l irs a ven n ai! suto ever 1 hn- 1 1 -i nr.--, r tie 1, tr.-ii 1 -rs .; . in note wahut l.,-n-!it ..I ;-pr ii-emer.t ur va uitreii Ut, with t; 1 r..v..-c .ccuri' v. ALSO At rti" si, n-.i ::-:.- e.n 1 lea w.t! te 1 ! 1 ivcrnl l.tnds rue Bu.i tin L 1.: e M-iiir ;.v ti' ian- t; het ..! the rc-i -a-,. ce , ! ,.4t-i N xi i in.-1 liverg! W . II, rf , verI ..t,u, . iil;.' iiy , f lit ;;-. ii 1. I a r iUitroad-t, l'-prr Mi..s. r ca.cii ie. Ma. Liuc ,-. ,Ve.. 0.0. IV-,n ,,a the t.-: - ce! third - ri t:9 day cf ! r i n a-iiveiy f tie "!', tn' ii.irl within eix lii -n't.-, the lr,l,.(ie w;-il Ii rv.-Ste tflotithi! from tbe ,-Uy cisai -1 mia ,ateret cr. tho- ,i. farre i payment, to t.e 11- ured r..y ,.tM waviag vatuarion aa 1 apptaiaincut laws; aoi ui,tts.r- '.'tc preiii. :A li.S M. i'UE, A-j.-ot f.,r K. V-jU!ti-. ll'iehm. ri 1, M.ir. U 10, 15 Sw GRAPE VISES! GRAPE ViNSS! Tan ahl Mth.hi; tii - St .ck vf n;w aui c hoioe ;r:"' V m?.. -t-i'1 ( I cx;r-i ; ;i y Sr this market arid .'r;.' rlv h-tr,.y. Tn; ft. l ure f u of th; m--t lv.in r.in-'ip.rt : i; n t, iiciitf fe, Kwmc-. i , ., n. C.iTxK'r.t itr.a.-i, larlf.j. -'ft. Ki i'a-. an J 'viv't.i'i. Ai-u tftacy oii-CT f'Tt-n VAtiitie. Manj m re -r?-t;- will b rci i v far i a t''A trtvle Ti e ttM-k of iVar pni ' 'berrit-t? r So. I. tiiAclhbrrins ani j-berr ir pfif.ti f;. I c.ur'fen Tnetre3 cf urr.nts w e t.f rsctft ittinti n. lie to- k f-f Fi - weTi-tJ S"iru"t is t D-? jirei o.-i U the fijef, bf4rrnj.t.? t-nars t tiro'i'i in aeif-m. !;A r-j-ca v. rr Gu. but c jcars ncrif nre bai j-rcjwd i: ottj? bA.f-harjy. ix vatu-lie of I'lant, a E'r- i F'jpi.'jr on ;aa I. anl :fn a r$ of o'br hrub err. r.-ftiri!, .Vo , c t ttn arat ?J . C'ii cad tea f.er vnurssiTf. G. MF-NDF-VIIAIX. S1GS OF THE RED CURTAItf. Frnh trrivat, New Ort di In Totrn ! eSaTAT PANIC PIirCE-S.. VPLKXUID a-r rant oi' L3i lire G-o4i o! m ite-t try Shiw!, C -I '.Ar. .'la-Unti ar4l Ore! Trinminiji ia rar vir.'.-fy. .tj. ? -Tt:n-t.. Kri aaJ 3t' rrt i::-r, over v b i :.. iJA.iy k';-t :a a wall c h r-55ALL BOCGHT FOR CASH. - &irr..i .rr r.er? ,-f Fore:r.n an 1 II imtii: Dry It is .ri-i-iuiij jtt baal aai at t ie laet passiaie I'a.h Pr.eea. ir A ret-ivd rare cr twiea ea-h rncth. Haines u reu..vej if;- aite lhe l't.t Uj. f.,r a fea week on'y. daring tie time the oi l a rvui if beir.z rebuiit, tiimjij kill iisprovei. Call sol e hiru everyb.-ay. J'JS 1L"A W. ntlVE-t. Mar-h : l:,'f Tea, T a! FRESif scppty of choice Tea of t-aricro krr.aaaeil oaal.i.e , Oiiseit?e;eri uMill oa well tfea.iaad fa ti..i.e tried. (i. W. RES. Aow "Arrivinar, a T CLEM. .SCOTT'S C?I STOJlK. a !arr a HItion to his O'MJilS, whi.-h U tt..w very lar -eaai e-, rs. pt e t-e , t-.-'aic to aio at ...-is. So. 4",:ca cf the - Yt LaaiC Rj.ft .ni.J vn. Hii tf CLF.! . SCOT X. .-Iltt. .ll.EICVA !slIIILnif, j nvtrtsi ifKCtin-SD tux , C o 1 1 a iz v ii n 1 1 c r y , On tfu cor. of Miin Sf fifth $tt., vrtft of j 'CilD respeetfEiiy ir-ftirat PnWie that she ia i y rafavred to Btaae to a ara u a cr aH orp,sv'l sa lh Stare, aatbrutype. teia:atj;pe. arc. Alt eriaaa aBtics; pictare. atd ail other wh ay feel altaeca. are JB,;etl le call aod tuaiu .ytx iaaea aa4 jf f taessse,e- i ir r AH pictures varraetasd tan fiy latailartiaa. i Mavreh irC'S. J3-Jm i

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$200.03 REWARD.

Jtro's Orncr st.ciw avr. 1 Feb. Tta. t J. BTt T nr.K-r of . an rtars -i l tt ...1 -r in t Ti Ht'SO.-iKU "t)UVK t. any pr-a - i:t ac an. I '-earo th ea irettioa f as on a t is bvra or haU be katiiy vi ra ttJvia th Ut ur Kicv,a,.na). JOItX FIXLET. Msysi. M.-e'a l3.v0. ISL. & I. W RDE KIND, ir t-.n-tr l3 -...: which ham Sitittf tk firm. e Vori Tin teia i a .1 f of iiin-i in tfti cUt ths jroeu- liietr r;l -lrj fv &ix?rEs-r, nd iarite U ia cU al far iiit9ir. ilrc 3 If. 1C T0l a ItXI : n us rs-o riser Stencil Cutter & Pattern Maker. Of!' OOl, ROOM Furci: ur," of every dt'Ti'-tien a-l of the l!sl apj retted tj-i, for cratness. Msmjmf 1 ar. 1 .lamhiiity. urrnrtu "ai-ttirell to uricr tm hnrl m tit. 1 it- Ksetu No S, LircAi A.a iiiul jiag. -iiid Sr H- ! M-reh . i i tStl .411 IV r out K-iniNi. co I V lK.at hvts !, netiri t r,J r, cr ownir.jt Let 8itote4 on tre ca gra.iei miJ irrvtl!eJ. are hereby o tst t.. r-.tvi! "the gutter 1 r t , cr t. ro-fjt e fr re gravel than fro -n this tjctiee, or the unJerjiga-rsv-er sti, n it fe-ttii (t,r ii'te e,l, in pursunnec ,1 la.iru'.-iii ut gtvi-n ut tn, v.nuum limcly ihulitr to da th wort U t tav.t up g;iDst th prjperl wS..,.i It ia ,t.,nH.ua.-tll un thft will pr -ci'tf ! iiuav hiui-eit, which w of thu iuJ vi.lust JuUc.kt et tut er, nni culloti ai otar Ukxei re ca leete-1 . Bv orUr ,f the Cauns'U BKNOM XE'-VUV, sitrefft l'tmtuistsionr. Kiehrai nJ, .March 10, IsiO 15tf a n & P Q AS reduced tin tuinei tct a rsb n4 It offerinf irre.I lr-tti9- II. sta-k it large, a,irtitu-nt com plete, a-., 1 f. tlities fcr t u intr. gaod. ,! aa lit tenna ar c!t dawn, hi- rein s li i!'. tu h, prtco au,l the ijuaLty of hi soo,I to tu-tNiit his Ira.le. Alt ktDttn of iiierchautabl pr.'.lui- lakrn iu riclimiite.1 for f oo.l . All ol ,.,l.l. crAttteU pertect, utiles .'Iberwia. rejtresentea Call antl.ae. Vv imt a nim doe i the ihir.; rewem'aer lhe eet Latii'." N 49 vt.tn str.et iiu-hmoiia ln.l. March IU, IitStJ. IStf Dissolution of Co-partaership. 1 pllE Cti-farttterjliiii hererofire eautini b,-treea O. U. I stncntaaa aiiil James He Whinuey. I this ilav tiT mai Cual consent ,l,ssole .1 Tne business of the firm srlil D etllel l, C. U. S.rickiud, at Kiclim nl Oltjt Mi-la." c. it srniiKLVNU JAMKS Mc VA til N N It V. March l,tS59 13tf Notice of Co-artuciship. (1 It. STRICKLAND aa I JOHN A. HUI01LND. har j, thin .1 iy r.irnie.t a C i p taersttip f -r lhe m 1,10.10 -ttiring ( fl .ur.al Uiehmon-I city Milis. A cjitliuu to 1 ot past favura from ih pualic, at the ol.l etan.l I respectlul v soliaite l. O U S lH IOKi,tl,i, i J. A. HKlUJl.A.'l j March I. ISS'J. I3tf Cincinnati and Chicago Eail Road iof'li.V TU E.OU.M.YSM'OitT. j Trains run according to the time tahle below, connect, inicat Aiclersart vrtththe BaLtroa rata n Kan nut n l.t aa. for all I'otiita E.st ana VVest ott that route. anU at Koaoloo. with Caar ca laoiaa&eo- ie 11 U.. also at Logaiispurt a-itlt To im '.bii Oi iVtsTSkx Kaiiroad for all poiuta ia th ; VVau .jh Valiey. 1 Tiino TaLilo, DNTo. O. j I'ti lake LUVct ou liuaday N't.v M). LenTe Richrun.ilr Arrleeat ntehmond 1'nms Irt. I'm. Trn. I'm STATIONS. A.M. A . M T en li -m htnonJ, ie. rs 1 e. m j i Hi mil : S 111 !t..a tv'ahint,io, f T la II llai'rI"WD, 'J..MI lit .ti!' .'Mf Castle, I I tl " 1 !- Mi l.lletovrn. i s um i l.7 I i.iu! '1-1.2 ; 10 4 Ileal" C i 9.5. I 9. tin 3 Iil 2.4 I. All It.n3 lit IA 8 li .- e 47 I la ,iiiniy, a nil va,ta. ! re K,,kumo, S Hit fialreston. S all 1 nt it a 7 3d leal Logansport. j s ihi s.atij -e. ia. e. Mi i A.M.. An"-at L..uiui.. i . tHiawiMpurt. Fr-. 'Ut m thi rnvl. n-l t iinUi on thm foUefimtaitir anl T'It-.It', t ti'ivth Hud Western itUtitro&alsi, tktM. ht k low, tw Iv any tli t I in. JtHlS MltAVOT, J , Hopt Corn and Feed MUM J AVISO pirfcc?td my Feed Milt, I would say to a. farmers and others, that I am now prepared to furnish them witei Milts for the (mall sum of id, thai n iil grind from three tu four bushels of good feed per h,,ur, wiih a one hore power. Kull one- half ot ' thn foe 1 fr, rn thia mill is fine enough f-r t,itle us. Tlie .-riiijili-ity, rheapneas and durability t.f this Mill itiaiics a ireiera-jle to all othera now in ue. Th Krin.icr ard ?a condtruet.d thst when they baeoiae dull " tricy c-'tn , titacn out, sharpened and replaced with but Itti'.e trouble, and when entirely worn out can ba rcliit'-d with new one, for f t. I t?n furuisb llora 1'ok rs suitablo fortbe Mill fori Jo, and which will aatwer tor ary ofbr f,iirp,,j.e the farmttr may deair. Having a,-if'oi-d of the riht for ail of the L'ntted S'sta except Indiana, to Mr Hull of .Vew York. I will seil County Hilits in Ibis State at fair prices and oa rcti- nal lo teriiis. Any pxrson wiahingto engage in the manui'actur ef t-ft 1 Villa would do well t apply noon All order or inquiries from a dial .me will be promptly attended to. t.y tiddressin 4 the underpinned, who ia also authoria(l by I'.r. Hull to make conti act for any other territory. Ail kind, of Midline .,rk done at short notice, and in the best manner. Ad .reus, W. I). WILSOV, Iticliinond, Intl. Deo. Sii. I'-J'. itf Icstpcr ani) (ngrabt O XT WOOD iio. 3 1, Mutts Street, i Two fl x,rs Varit or the Braorh Bank, I ..iH Li JII-I wITID HIIID l!1nar:.ti'.na for Brx.-Va. Views ttf Ituildiiufis. Ind scs-i, liirjoin", ! ortrait", Vistas of Hsilroads icci "esignej aad Kajravii! tla mirft so pertt rsty le. AfiflES Wl. HAYS, 1 W'c Lb ar-'" 'Bi'iru, ma .i.,.-. . .. a- ; any, that be ia no ottering for sale ote ef tit beat stocks or Spring and Summer Dry Goods, That nil ever h.n brou'it to tnts nark -t. Tft-y wr all selected si'li areat er. an 1 ia'chase. I t such prices aa , li eriaole bim io t'M as liar n I a, rtein as an j hoase la the city His rtrncnl is r'rr x-nacal. em' raeluj al most eve-y -tic!e in his liu. s,eb aa Ollhs. Cassitnerea. ' I" utinetts. f r men an4 trs wear. La-lies Oresa U,)J la s-ieat arict of l i I ((mlltr, ani t which he lOTitea J the Sf.ecial attsttll tn of hi -laataflera ao friots. liraie'ill far tne lioerU patr iate h-etf.,r xt4e4 lo hiia. Us ssss a I hp t .nwi eotlne4 patrooaf e. j NSW Q30DS R3A.D CLOTHING f J'tlK anlersiinel ht jaatre-tve a new atoek ; a pi-r- t ,'. rititi.l nj of I'lelha, CASSI1rS ATlSltfTj. TltEU.4t., wttieb be will sail t.y ta farl or to suit j.aren ers. lie will ais m to a' t-r a!l in Is of larasnts f ' wm'ma' -rear. tticb shll Ct sal te otaerwise aatia- ' 'le m!' ha oi tl4 a laree tne of tCta4 ! f lot a in, ma le of no j I M iurt ,1 an 1 lit t.e heat osawner io a foo-1 a-rtrn-at of . ' frmti Ooo-a. rn.ch ae i ol-ario ( to Use piaii at the lwt po : aOiie i.r;ce. . I J A CO 1 if K R S. A rt. ! Ta - i. U'r DUt m m mm aw -jy PU'aXliE X EL a iv is j Safety Fluid Lampi aai Fillers, Fora!eby Ulf PLC 4 H K St KBLLT !L.inM1l'1. PAItll.O'lie, - OUDI ftE - C OHTI at. i fS re. 'I UH'IP. UKur.t; CAUMIKTITi i Ail ether dsia-s-.ii: reatteie. eai4e fro-D ge-4 aaatatrft aal ef tail ri-i..ai atrenrth. lor al fce mreS3, i-ji li4 fLCatlt KKLLT BrushesHAIR. CVt!t,, Hat. i. T-tV a-jt Saatrtef Braatif glw. &-- ari strjisinj 3raa4Ma la gil aja tit and atrtaaf : far avt eLCMIKa aV KELLT- Drwf tHatr Mtore Blacking 11 raper. ate.K aad Balk, for ! I PLC Ms KELLY for trade: nAVfttS ettvoa4 f v Waxoe. w mow Str at tn e r list) ail amr r4tar'e . aaa ' aar leeiumai tragic, at east ad car-il-runatEk .ut.i. I Jeff, at M Li:U91 4 .1 J