Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 29, Number 18, 14 April 1859 — Page 2

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Thursday MorniEg, April 14, 1859. PEOPLE'S BANK, RICHMOND INDIANA. Lewis Bcrk ) Proprietors. Thomas Kb am eh J Duemt rrodo Bill Business Paper mliw. purchase Note of Hand, receira Money on Us jH.and attend to all other business .pporuining U BljUC Boors, from 8, A. M., to 4, P. M -1 Old Folk.' Concert. This wag another success not in so large an attendance as the formerjet by very respectable audience; but in the character of the eoertainment The programme was considerably changed from the former one, and more varied in its features, embracing more of life acd prececal illustration of other dajs. The singers were less embarrassed acd ting with more freedom the Bands played well, as they always do the industrial scene was trae to life. In the latter, several ladies appeared in dresses made more than eighty years ago, from flax which was pulled, broke, scotched, hackled, span, wove and made up by hand. They were worn for many years by a venerable lady who resided near this place, and who emigrated from North Carolina nearly half a century ego. The immense labor or making the material tf thefe dresses, precluded the idea of very marRive skirts, and of course they were ol ce - cesslt'y very narrow-necessity perhaps controlling the fci-hion of that day. One lady was ecntchirg flax in primitive etjle a cothcr had a hackle and was separating the lives from the fiber another was spinning the Cbx on a small wheel- ancther was picking wool another carding it another upiDuing rolls as i - . - handed to her from the cards another reeling. There should have been another relic, which we have seen a hand loom. John Maxwell, near Cer treville, has a loom made by Robert Morrison of this place, soir.e forty years ago. which had it been present would have added additional interest to the ecer.e. In this scene, quite a number of little girla were emi.loved-or.e churning in a bottle, acd others were assisting their mothers as cirls were wont to do a loDg time ago. Ibis was a ruarhed ftatnte in the entcrtaitin.ent, and we rcgrt that ,lLiaWitei oi ino nour ; '2 - ' scene suggests the idea j wl 1 - of gelling up an "old settlers' partj"in which our fathers and mothers "cn participate with mtith and miik, corn bread acd ley hominj for supper. TLe entire icctiota for the tverjing were about $70. llorticiilturul Society. March 9;h. Society met, I'resident Ilutton in the chair. The minutes were read and approved. "Walter Stevens was elected a meaiber. The question for the day was, What soils are Lest ndupted to fruit prow ing? i'rtinin was spoken of in connection with it. Dr. O. 1'. Hear made nome interesting remarks on the growth and soil best suited to fruit trees. He said they never should be planted deep. He made his soil to suit the particular kinds of trera: that lime, clay ct.d Hint were necessary to all bulbous fruits, and tl at soil with more or Jess of these in grdk J,o La best suited to fruit culture. Trees growing upon clay soil, produced more compact and harder wood, w hich was less liuble to injury by cold. Hesaidtbn apple expanded more in siee during tie fall and winter months than any other. He had tried it by banding every month in the year. H. Strattan paid that his peach trees groaing on the rich alluvinl deposits had not one-fifth as many blossoms ss those on his clay soil. He thought it best to select high rolling land for orchard purposes, abounding oiore or less in lime; if inclined to be wet, thoroughly underdrained He preferred pruninir the latter nart nf He thought it would Leal sooner; did not throw our. water shoots as bail, and ripened the wood better.' Iewis Jones said he had seen the best orchards end fruits on I he poorest soils. J. Heed said he had pruned his orchard in AuURt; His trees did not throw out water shoots. V. U. Smith thought that the pruning knife reed never bo used on a tree if we would use the should know where each branch' should be when the tree is ten years old. President Hutton said he would not altogether discard manuie for trees, but never use fresh ma cure; ho concurred in Mr Smith's plan of pruning; thought most soils should be nuderdraiced for orchards. Walter Stevens said he had succeeded in raising some c f the large Famish gooseberries, mnl ching with tawdujt one jcar, aud the leaves the next. On motion the question was laid on the table for future discufsiou. 15, Strattan presented a question on late summer pruning, which was laid on the table to be called cp at a future meeting. In conclusion, we ask all those interested in the subject of Horticulture, to come forward and as sist us in building np a societv that will ba of lasting benefit. .Adjourned to meet in two weeks. a&yTho Chicago Democrat and other Kopublican pipers are urging tho necesitr of running a Southern man for President, to! give our party a "national character." Is a ! man any less "national" from living in a free ! etate? Are the free rnen of the North less' "national" than the sJave holder of the south? ) Is not the reverse the fact? Dos not the! LisJory of the past prors that Southern poli-! ticiaus are exclusively sectional iu their I principles and conduct. They are only! equalled ly the dough-faces of the north who! have sold themselves to tb south for their ! rotes. We are for a northern man for Presi-' dent and Vice rresident, not partieularlv ! because thoy may lire in the north, but be-' canse ther are "nstionar' men, and are in ! favor of freedom, and trust tha free men of the north will no longer harp on this idea! that a southern candidate is necessary to give ! Li a "national character to onr ticket Tn Xsw Tewekasck Melodist. Consisting of Glees, Socga acd Fiecea, composed auJ arranged for the os of the various Temper ance orfranizatiocs In the United States and Canada. l?j Stephen Htrbbard. Boston : Join J-Jewet Co. 1S50. Tp. 154. 12mo. w v w...w.jw vwa ivi tsitj a.jpV3t for which it ia dtsigned. The tunes are well selected, .cd among them may be fonnd some of the best of the old p'ecei moat in favor for social expression?. The Divisiona in want of a good book , f music, cannot do better than to procure this. E'fW.H" obl:tion. to C. H. Burch.l,

XTbe Washington correspondent of tie Philadelphia Press says, exposers will t made during the next session of Congress, which will demand the impeachment of high officials. It would 6eera that in many departments, there is a deliberate disregard of the letter of the law, and what is more shameful still, that there hare been authorized violations of the sanctity of 'private correspondence. To relieve our institutions from the infamy the present Administration has put on them,

and to save us from the calamity in wuicn finger of scorn would point at ns from every quarterof the world, it is the duty rf every man, whether a representative of the people, journalist, or otherwise, to make the facts appear, that Uy may call down crushing denunciations on the heads of the guilty. Here is one. A gentleman of one of the cities of the West holds himself responsible with another, on oath, to prove that not only were documents ordered not to be distributed when sent to a certain Senator, but that letters were also violated. An Investigating Committee will be called on this raster, as well as on the other malpractices of the Post Office Department, at an early day of the session. TVortli Indiana Conference Appointment. IsDIASAPOLIS Dist. A. Eddt, P. E. , nri;naroliri. Roberts Chapel. C. W. Miller, : 1 - , . . T iNortii career J. Hill, farmel J- M. Mann, one to oe suppiieu, Koblesviile O. P. Boy den, ,'erkh.sville W. Blake, j 'ishersburg M. Black, i,'astleton J. S. McCarty, r'ortville E. Itammel, . 'endleton N. H. I'tiiilips, , k ireenfield XV. Anderson, In.liannrtolis Ct. C. P- Wright, one to b( supplied. Vnderson A. S. Kinnan, . .. Ct. J. M. Parr. J1. NnttPiof. Ind Asbury University, nieinRobcrts Chapel Quarterly Con. Richmond Dist. O. V. Lemon P. E. Uichmond, Pearl Street H. N.Barnes. " Union Chapel J. V. R. Miller. iVnterville M. E. Han-lev. , - ' i wImmIic .0"tfr-v evoTo- o; Charlottsvillw P. S. Stexens. ;.rw-Castle L. Dale. ragerstown H. J. Meek. Villiamsbtirg M. Mark. Vbite Water J. C. White. i liddletown J. W. Lowry. S. L. SanJforJ. Vindsor T. S. Johnson. ; luntsville L. J. Templin. Mukcik Dist. S. Lamb, P. E. iluncio T. A. Hardin. ' " Ct. W. S Bradford. ,darion A. Greenman. onesborough J. Iiedkey, M. A. Teaue. Jlartford City T. Barnett, W. E. McCarty. H'arren XV. II. Metcalf. fluinden J. F- Fierce, j'oitland- A. M. Kerwood. ?'nion City mission M. II. Mendenhail. 5)eerfic!d E. E. Pearman. Albany D. F. Stright. lelma J. B. Birt. 'j Jexandria S. II. Rhodes. 4 Winchester J. II Pay ton. Fort Wayne Dinr. G. C. Beeks, P. E. y ort Wayne, Berry Street V. M. Beanaer. Kllen 11. A. Newton, ' Mis. To bo supplied. .-Man S. 11. Clark. ecatur XV. T. Smith, lassilon II. Chadeayne. lailan C. XV. Lynch, poncerville A. Andrew. lamilton F. llowenstine. fiendah'ille J. Johnson, E. L. McNeal, J". j Dcan, sup. Auburn To be supplied. 5 duffton E. S. Preston, j lurray K. XV. Errick. ! 'ew Corydon J. S. Sellars. :. D. Robinson, Pres't Ft. 1 yiQ Qq ' mem. Berry Street Qr. Con. t , f 1 1 r f v -t 1 , . ConiStOCk, i rof. b t. avna Col., TOO tXl. ! Auburn Or. Con. 7 l1-"- X1i-t J. J. Cooper, P. i:. r v. ti xv . v itmpueii. ' - Kogansport J. XV. T. Mc Mullen! Ilexico II. J. Lacv, R. Buchanan f'aw Paw L. Roberts. IiamU-J. C. R. Layton. S' .incoln J. Black, C. Disbrow. iokouin S. T. iStout. lto M. Way man. , 'ipton Q. II tvens. i'icero J. C. Medsker. Konnaudy A. V. Gorrell, G. XV. sou. erome . Jv. Jloback. iomerset A. 1. Shacklefor J, ja Fontaine B. S Meaeham. Warsxw Dist. J. Cololaser, P. A'arsaw T. Stabler. Jourbou II. Woolpert. ".'alestine D. S. Wynant. Vkron E. M. Baker. XV. liobotham, Manchester F. A. Sale. Vabash V. R. Kistler. .i.ioro li. I). Spellman. ifuniington R. J. Smith, .loanoke A. Nichols, .'ort Wayne, Wayne Sc. C. Martindale Columbia Citv XV. R. Edmonson, 'ierceton- J. XV. Miller, eesbnry A. G. McCarter. L. S. Foast. lpringtield J. H. M-Malmn. iosiiKN Dist. L. W. Monson, P. E. Goshen X. Gillam. Bango J. W. Bradshaw. M'wka W. S. Birch Llkhart .Mis. J. II. Hutchinson. luistol E. lis!.. St. Joseph B. F. Armstrong. Middlebnry J. Mofijt. Lima T. Colclaser. Lasrariire R. Tolev. F. T. Simnnm. Ano1 .anJ Orland J. Aver?, (one to be j supplied). loonier arid Haw Patch D. P. Hart man . Albion J. P. Nash. ISenton E. P. Church. J. B. Demotte. transPrd to N. W. Ind. Con. J K. Downej, mis. to India. A" those who wish to learn to sin"- or ia pta on pj inatromentv are mnUd to attend tho first lesson of Mr. Harris's second , . - i coarse on laesday evening at half past seven, i . , . ) in the hall over Esq. PoeS OtSce. i Mr. Harris has made music teaching Ids' sole occupation for a number of rears pat ' both in Vw P.,l. t i t .t. . 1 ' both in JNew-Eogland and in tha West and i has been under the instruction of the be&t ' professors of mnsia in th Ft. J XV. XV. ForLM will deliver a lectors before the Union Institute, at Smith's school house, on Saturday evening next.

t3&Ai special notice which appear ia thii par j are charged ten cent per liiie. - J

??--7'r-? r ? S i ?s 3 ? 5 " S - - I E- s i'- - "5 3 3" r- - i " 9 u i CiVri. rS3n3? S l-red:;h. S 3 "S !" - 5 c ? ? l! ii f ' t.TTt-1-.-' - J x - i - " .. I J. "vine-r. . i 'i I L t t - x 1 T. J. Kei'v. A- Wright. I T. Kitae'iiian ( 'm. WriifUt. i . C. limin. W.T..Fariuhr I C"wa. f " ! E Law r, net. aa , j Wm. Murray. ' j J. K. Pi.-r.-e. I f? - 1 - r "J A. W. Eay aod J. U. Wallace were elested Magistrates in Jackson towoship, at the late election, and Eli U. Sprigg, To Dbip Trustee. ir v T5n!.-er was elected Justice of the Pf id j'onXea Trustee, of Centre Town1 cace, a-u oouu v ship. " " " " t c rT li iunnv iu ue" -..-..0 o . i.ht... RM.r. favcrinff the f-'.eciu n oi iny &-bUter,ho ..equally as k on the party cct.t a. be l.m. alf on the gronn-t of being an " i,..fV "'" - , Scott ,uccd..d by tl.e cry of "no party," and the chnS are i now o baron on th.word "ii.deF.!ut,- lir. j,A-a , for ia both ln.Ui.c-. the ltrputtb-an party: Ihey ( .. . a ..... 1...a tlraV Tl) lililV rVi,:::r,, :,W:Z. i. ..n.r;.t.: aoJ next election H! prcce a . '"- i-r-. " " ' 1 ?t' P to rtuctianerisnj, g& The Ne Yoik Mtrcwj announces that; it has secured the services of IS tyard Taylor for: a vear, as a contributor to that journal, beginning j

on the 30th of April. IU . .t?.H!.:e, ?Mhfl1T.

pw;njm;.vKl--T(tiR We would a good deal rather rea l his papers than Kve.-ett's "ten . , - 1 0 ... ; thousand dollar 'documents. Those who want to read "Bayard's" a.'tuirable sketches mast send fori tbo Mercury, two dollars a year. It is a very ex j ccllent family paper, we can say very honestly. j 5&The Cosmopolitan Art Journa', for March, j is on hand, and presents an interesting table of, contents. The s'-eel eniravig ' Llju loir Dcaa ; ties" "s a master-piece of art, and alone worth j the price of the book, to say nothing of the I many other beautiful plates that embellish it ' Any persoa paying three dollars will receive, in ! ad lition to the Journtl one vear, a copy of the ' I engraving of the Village Blackiiuith," and a; certiGoale of membership to the Cof-mopolitcn j Art Association for or e year, ; Tho tireat Iep iblic u destined to to be a j very popular and saleable migazice. It is more, of the style of Harper t'uon a ly other magazine ! co-v out, ana is a verv respecta'ole rival, its , illustratious are very fi ie, its stories good, and its j matter more voluminous than any other monthly no'-v before the public. It will have a very large sale if its publishers consent (o eschew the clap-: traps, and cultivate a little more of the intrinsic-; ally good. rETKHSONS' CH fclAP EDITION OF WAVEHLY NOV-! KLS. We hare tti.'s dT receive! Kob Hoy, l.y Sir W"Hlter: Scctt, I'eing tbe tliird rolilme uf T. U. I'tftcison tt I!rolhers ' .cow and elieap weekly issue of the Wuverly Novels, hv Sir Walter Scott. Giving truthful delineations t.f peoj.le, charj acter and maunerg ever uphol.iing the cause of religion, t moralitr and virtue, they should, be welcome nt evry firesiJe where theo precepts are tangh:. Tbu great l.tirrier, hlr..-to-j fore, to the intro lu 'tin of these work$, li.u been the high prioeitt whi.'h they hve b..le:i hfld, but thi. objcti-in isbeiiiir now overcome, by the publication or these works of Scott iu 'i'b a b-rm ati.i at s'.ich a low price ;i to briu tltem within iiroth-.-ra, ot l'hilit.I.'.pln i. ni .re than ail other puo- ; luuer. a we in.leltr. far thU feature in Amerii-Jii litera. ture. The works of Ohas. Pi.-k.-n?, Ch.ui. Lever, Mrs. South worth, and nianjr other p. pul-ir writer, have ben issued from their press in A cheap f riu, an I their !:ist enterprise i to iviu ta tlu tiublio the works of sir W Iter Se tt, com pl"te an i unabridged, at t:i very iw fs. of Zj cents for ach work, or the whole s-eries for $ ". Tae e!ition embraces ' the who'.e of the author's w..,rks, a'l 1 wi.l bj contained in

i 2'" V'.l'inies, one of wiiJc'a will be ijsu-d each suj.-eeJin Saturday, until complete. A full set will be forwnrded, tree of postage, by mail, to any part of the I'niti d S:ate, to any one, by the puMishers, on s.-niin a remittance of $" to j them, for the twenty six volumes. A t tins low price, all perjaons fthould possess tho.ns.-Iv.-s of a sett, a id we would tiike this .x'casion to a.tie ail of jur rei.icrs ta make a remitJ Jeu Jg r. ' tance i f rive d ollm-s at once, per flr: mail, to T. B Peterson

Brothers, I'hua i 'ipbu. f.,r the entire s-tt, wlu wi:l s.-ud them complete to any oao, fr. of posta,", on leceipt of that 8UQ1. SECItJ.T HI-roitV OF THE FKE.VCII COfHT We are also in leMed to the publishers, Messrs. Delisser Jt Proctor . S0" Broadway. New Yjrk, for a copy of this work. It is a history of the French Ct.ort, under Kicln li a nu ! Mazarin; Japer..d in I'ren.h war, fu!l stattiinj; incileixt. 31 td- , auie do Cur T-t-UfcO Wrts a j.r. nj:ne:.t pariiciiKint i a the sceiies i of that day; aud this work is a Li-tory of brr life, and the i acts of her associates. She was a female poiiticic.u. but posj sessii cure miad and ticart th in m st female Uo attempt io d.sliiifTuisU thcm?elves i: politics, who t.-o tn luentlv are j mere i;;trig;i-rs. and saccei by the 1. of means or as ' it som-tim-j ti.eca" by ,al io jd-tiiirsty a;.d reven,efa! eonrre. j The work before c. is pleasant iu stylo, a:i l can hi read ! with 4 r; fit by the student or general real-.-r. We bjpe tor : ! booWUers will pl. e it on their shelves. j IT OoJey's L-a.Ts Book, f r May, h is o--.-n re-ice 1. ; si.lenJi.Uy embellished, suf il'.c-l wi'.h iti'.creiUng re.i i;ir.3 rait-er. We farnUb tb iicuk at. I IV.UlIriia f, r t. I As Enorsioi-s Papkr. 1 he proprittcr of the Coni!c!!ation annoancts that he will publish, on ! tLe 7th of Mar, the most gigantic paper tie j world has ever seen. It will be a quadruple , ' Cocste'.latioo," printed on one sheet of papsr j measurir.g 72 by 100 ir.ches, r,ear!v three yards ; Jong and two yards wide, being imsiessr.rb!y the arceai pricieu sceet ever ueJ. 1 he paper is to cost ?60 per ream, and wcih 200 pounds j Geo. Roberts, 12 Sprcce s'reer, Xtw ; AJ.-tss i York. J HOUSEHOLD LIBEAKT LIFE O,' lir ENS. The vol- " tf.rt us is another f t" th U. tieh. :j series, to which j " haT refend, a paMisbeJ by Messrs. IietiMer 4 Procter, j ew Tcrk. i The edition is frtoi .he pen of Thomas Cartyle, and i is sue X .or t.. nuav Aid... r.-. ; -. 1 : i - , . rnj f u Unnas, There mutt ia ti of RrJ to CWHfc"a- -, tb !" ra, er a:ioJl to iatu. briefest terras. I: jast o h asio w Pi.-ea m thi, ,b- ,JSn- aaJ . . ' .nu lu-.it laaf. )1 .tie strict t,u rw cf i l u" f a J a maajt libraries ii 1 the WMt. SThe Crown Point. Kegls:er, (Like Co.) S3TS tilat dario? the recint session .f the Ciren-i Court in that county, . feiiow n -ed Jr. Thomas was trted for steaiisgr a horse, acd the jr" tct out ficd staved nut, nnabie ic agree f .r ihirty three hoars. While thev were oat he was arraigned oa aaother charge f r sNwHa hosev.! aod was coDTieted and sect lo the peoiterfjarV iwajtinoewre tue jary m ice other case came i bmik. ! I

M AERIE? fu TadT eTir.rlt. Jo-El?7; iayr. Mr. oIB-jS TEAS to M.K. HiWK sTOPrOBPall of (Li aty. With tfce! Lot'i. mvJ a I-lrl shr of hak,wi mt hrailiij wiah a !s l-S PJ tu ,b 'J' M AKRIED, On ThsriiT las', ty R- w- K nr" ton, Mr. John N Cox, U Mis? A-SCEi-JXK SmaiKT. a!i of this Coaatr. married On th sist ait .it!.e i T GrT,L;at the i-eider,c-e f the I ride talker- Mr- Jnatrn . IIo ilu to Mill Httii S. tiffo. ail of t Albary.

uieiile by llaimin?. Oa lait TbursJar ever.inr, March 3Vt, Emily Peboy corom tted" suicidi by hn.iioz hrtf. Le a? ayonr.ff eiri, fourteen years o!J. !? had been lii.i at Curis'iao ileaUn"s for ab-ut four months ad w.i re.xe to. k p' t re tiierc wr.j-n he i- in i i.-tnot? aal we.iiUr;i ,rj K.rl fr v ti I D "I liereiuift satisfaction with ,er eti'.lovera. In the forenoon she hal don a sua:! a a-hi : ar.d in the afternoon she h i l ca". o i' a lre-; f r he;S -.f anJ worked on it an' I toe a-ui! '.in- for a'tenhn to ihf fvn'-n f work. i s'ie !a:.d asi ie her i.eeJ.e

work and took lie b -i J starie.I to the barn 6ce:!M as oue we witti-.-ed a few weeks azo i;; for the purp. ;e, as she Miid, of n.i.ksi tie cows your streets: In passiu' aiors. a man htv prosMr. Ileastor, on goin? into his corn-crib about T1i,e on the sidewa'k. fa a help'e.s con !. 'lor. sun.-e- f 33 1 thi'backt-t ia the cKb Ci-nf-inioir We called to oar ai l a Invite that wjs raiuc the evidence that t; e e w fa kf neer. properly at- byotath oth-r side, and with hi as-:-it.-tHH we tAtrli-.) t.- He fi!t.-ri itr.i to the ffid o of some Biirveded in plac:n2 hita npoi hi fret atsd leaned

nit stock and aain went to the corn-crth, aa 1 tiu.iog the milk stiii there, i.c called to the house a&d made irquiries about the ti l -.-' not beiug there, search was immediatfly made for her. tie wa four.d har.sj'r.R to the end of a rope i.i a fluep shelter, entireiv IH'ehf s. Her toes were almost, if not onite in coiitat t w'.lh the srounJ A Coroner's .Turv rciiJtred a verdict according to the above fact?. A Post Mortem examination, triads by our physiciaLS, failed to elicit any clew to the cause of her self dr?lrutt;on. She was decentlv interred on Friday, April 1'. ... 2 T..e C.r.-a. ..ard tcU. ;,.,, .h Kptwcn Messrs. Fhelao arsd seri ;P.Pr. fur SI li.oOO. armoars t-- be trolnif onsra v.h ' lv. the se-oc J denosite ?1 oOO aside bavin? bo en , d ;,,e on Mociiav, i: asm iu a'l a total of a- rio i . $5,000 t;ow ih-pc sited Mr. Fhehtn has taken his departure for theseete of action ,accoinpanttl bw scvoral fru-rds. 'I he match will take rluee at Fireman's Hall, in Detroit, on the 12th of April ns t revHins v annuueceu, 1 ne iiu:i win about of!0 persons, and, there is no doubt, will bo qu te well Med on the occasion, as mere is great anxiety manifested to obtain tickets ol ad:ni-?ion, 300 of" which are to be sold at So each, the reinaiiiirir two nunureo to or un tucu p:aj ers. l'he sarn us cunfv accruing iroin tue a e hall, t o x : ! tie 00. after t.siti,r exponsis for the etc .id s will amo'Jut to about tfl "". atio wi. 0 , . v ... . -ki -.i i. . rr' i.i.a. victory is mcreaeiag uaipractioes several hours every d.ir, both in play in I in taking gjmnastie exercise, so as to enable him to endure the fatigue of so !onr ti contest in good it is likely to prove. Mr. 1'1k!u;i is uy, but his opportunities for practice have been much interrupted of iate, although . n Friday evening last he gave the visitors to his rooms a chance to witness lis ph'-y, in a match with Mr. White, whom he stiver .:ded i:i conrjnering. e hear of one party willing to tct ."tlO that I'helun will win; also, from .10i) to "vtK) that a run of 100 points will he ma le during the game .V. 1. Tribune, .iprti 1. The Slckhs trial has reached iis Cii.-.i.;. It is the wii-h of the defendant to spare the character of Key, for his children's suhf, so far a i. compatible with the provo( atinti he is ob ied to prove. Beyond ti.is, it is not the desire of Mr tickles to go, but if the prosecution, from hos'ile motives, are detei mined to assail the atiteevdei:, of Sickles, he will respond to them by unfoMmg a bitdrt of been tiousi. ess that will astonish this community and carry desolation to many firesides. Conclusive evidence is .repir. d to cstabli.-h again.-t Key a series of l.bidiuous acts, for the la?t ten years atid upwards, that will bring shame n ail in ur.y way connected with him. I.rt it be hoped, for the t-ake of ti e parties, as wo!l as for public decency, that the f ro2eution will jiau-e a. id reflet l"dore it is too late. Mr. Sickles declares that the allegations of the prosecution against his former life i-i unf lauded, and no more than so nauv idle threats to deter him from exposing the sensuality of Key. He is j willing, for reasons stated, to show forbearance, I but it is for the prosecution to deride. j The ver.crab'e .IikVp 's nn old fiiend df Key ! ar.d his fanvly. I! he al'uws testitjiony to assail the t.risoner, he mast oho a low the iwisor.cr to rebut with testimony, a-aiast the dest roved of his pea:e and homo. It. is thoosrht here, that Jii.le Crawford bhuted a bias for the pro--. c-'io: . not ruling as lie had done in siin'dar c.-s, that it itterworth. an eve witness shou'd l-o . -i t o:i the stand by the Ihftriet Attorncv. It ma, h ,h,. ever, that he acted coiKCtenttonsi'c. A day or mo t:i ucine wucsner tne trial is to uecotneot.e of the most scandalous o:i record, or whether issue is to be joined, siuioly io provocation clearly proven. A strikinjr demonstration of fornj'o s irim-nt here took place lat Li-ht, when Cc-rce Sicklis. father ot" the prisoner, was surprised by a visit at h.s hotel of some- twentv i-u.'i-.s, who came in a body to ev.pre.ss their svrrr,aly Lis son, Lr.d to say, that if he thought it would be of any ad vantage to him, or would pice at y eoitifort to the tcc::scd, thej woutd I'rce.'y present themselves, with raatij more, at the Coo-t House. The perhoo at the head of the deputation, wag a venerable woTia'i of some three score vear?, and siie utte:e.l st: on? espressions of commiseration for the pr'soner. "We dema:;d this discharje," she said "on behalf of oar sex. Lot him be Convicted and the libertine obtains r.e v Jicen?e. Let him bo vindicated and virtue acquires a re gjarartee." Mr. tickles, Hen , made a fee lit: r aoknowl ,d cement in reply to the ladies, lle'suid he woaid cot take npon himstdf the respoLsibiiit v of an-i swering their icouiry. but b would make koown i to hi.s u-.fo:: u :aro son, this spoTa-.eDtis act cf prnipathv by n band of D h! n-tion -.is t',- . and sure it would be i-ioit rit-.-f ! , his Cor. Vin fur the l'j"aj;i:si. IIiLLS30RH--rf, Wavne f'.; ladiana A pril l'lih, ' I Ens Pallapiuk: It my Just. T s'.a'ed that the citizens of Ilitisboro' and vieioitv bad resolved to erect an academic co'.'t jri the town, i to be called the Warne OouMv Indus'tr.d Academy. Th? su-n "of sixteen ' tondred j dudars haa been jnher bed, in shares .f gve' dollars. Two comm:tte?s lia-e been a-ptda-ed as l-aildine comtnittex.-s. n.j oi e on sit. Meeting of s jckho'j-rs Ifc e been WM from time to time, ia which .racb unani-nitr of fee! in? exists. The only qi- stion i en sitA. Tr.ree landholders adjoi;:ir- tcxa bare made their proposes: B. Elliott, on tLe south, of one acre an-l a half of ground, ia a wove of timber a.ljoiair z ton on pike road. J. W. Ax eman, on soatb, cf to acres on elevated ground M !Io!iic?sotn, wes', ia his p-ove of three "acres j he proposes to pat it at its ca-h value, ia addition to Lis stck. and agrees to enclose it wi'h a sab-star-ttai beard fence, ar.d pat it in blae grass; a'so, to mK6 a gravel walk from the towi to it The next n.te'.ir,- of the board will decide oi sote, and the probable cost aad s z; of said bai'dll'CT- . TVs praiseworthy enterprise of th cit'zens and sjrrons.:i-g ceutiborhood, of baild p.? and fosta'nii'g an institution rf lea'nin r. where the yoa'h cf tb-. ceirhoorhoo-i cjb be tvtzl.t ail ihi use .'d branch's of edaeatioa. w-i-'n the' mora' iafijeace that prevai s in the viilag- shoni J be n incentive for parents wio have chi!dren they wSgh to send abroa j to be eJn?a'ed. coa'.f not S-d a better local'tr to en'mst them in eas'ern India-a. . The town of Hi tsboro' is ?-tnae 1 aS.vjt rdne rr:iie prth of the city of KVh n d, at th' termlna'ion of the tarnpika road leading f'.vn R ch- J mood; sa.-r.iaa Jed by a dense! v pop-aU't d coar.trv coataittirg about two hsodred inhabiuats; two 1 ury eHi stores, o; tarjnerv, ll",erT. several carpenters. ZL ZiV" 1.7V . J raer eao. '9 7 .Vs . v"r aa-J two caortoes. frc,ra 0:.i ci'vr. th.; . , . . " 0i 1 C!!i laat a r.amber of Tears aro sp'iritnoos liijaors were sol.J i3 tie p!aee. biori.

as yet, its b'-ighthij effects have not been obliterated; but for eirht y-rs the li -aor seller his been kept at bay ia the riaee. I waa pleaed with - J. F. -? ," ia yo'r nu jiber of April 7th. of h s wzzetov3 re'atioj to the ce license law. As wneh as we ignore a liceoi, in which oirS'a'ean i coa:;:ies beepme partners ia dealicz out a slo noion. ad ninistered ia broken do.-e, which, if repeau-d long enough, w:tl produce jtovetty. wretchedres?, misery, and lastly death: jt-t it oas sotn redeeminsr Cj'jaH'ie; it "rcakei the -iq-ior el!r the heraldvr of his own dark deeds r v ad vo: t r.g his iutvet'on of taking oat license, for which be is to pay , fifty dollars, give securiiy that ho will not violate . the" taw, and moreover, to st:s"y thj Comtnhsiooers that h is pose;ed of a j-ood piral chtr"er this should be a ni.'t'U d question .th the CornarK-ictiers, whether a n; r..l m ? -a.i be eaaaed in such a uaiH-i, sj.e for :..e3iei! arsd me-' char.:cal purpo s. It Bro. Ktrlley. of yo-ir rite. '..-; Mi -eeed iri entUfvi::? the verv cof-ie::ti.-a Commission-,

. ers f oar co'iaty that he ii Is tne:. iw. vour citv jr.av becouto fasuiiii i req urea by f wi.ii fcueh l.im i:n a ir.5t t! e ffiiee to clrv. fi r he 6J wet and muddy, but he had lost all power of locomotion, and in attenir-tin to walk, he fell ia the ; n tter, his head coming m contact with the wheel i of a wajon. Xot beitiir aeeu.tomei to such ; sights in Hi!lboro', the thought oeenrre 1 to n? thii if me could have h id in po?S'-s:on a certain a.jmaj that 3 rood Samaritan had that we read of. we iniffht have taken him to an tt.n. but was relieved from this soliloo'iv bv beirnf informed tnat the Marshal wa-o sei.t for to convey the victim to a Diaee ia vour c.ty ca e.l the "ca.aooose. This led to another rttiectior., whether a search j should not h ive been nu ie f r t'.e ca'prit who j sold the ittao the poison, and i oi.eey h;:n t tie: taiabocse, instead of tin p r ii.ebr'ate whs, in j an evil hour, had been allured i-.t o a fs.-inatins; j ram hole. J 1'feriftl vi.Tilitiee is -id to be the price cf; liberty, hence, the fri ; of tett-pi ranee through-; oat the Jrate sho-t The avaricious cf !d t:ot slmtber at. their pot - ; the l i.:d hoe consciences are j i sfefc to avail tltetuelves of. c!a?tic enough v.i! the lav.- everv vuia -e ia cur .-"'.ate, tu e.i tu ar?cr towes, will be sought out to obtain a foot-1 ho d. 1 ue sentinels neon the wa.ts snouui gt warning of the fell destroyer rej roach h:m at r distance "cry a'oiid t-.n-l spare not." The ia- j - ser matron, oi .e- .irr-ri, ra.i-.imuv""'' ce-t obtained an in'crv;e v in camp ot asuirarton. which iiiaccd h'.a .suJ .CiUiJ W?rTVir? ' m ii-jCer. the Ni. i:.. !.: ternoor '.e p y it v. a .'are t h 'vis grant :ii. I.lJ Iti:,; v cair.e amo.tg-t us ed to him in the af ranee to a respecta V!e audience in the craning he pretehed peace i'.i the schotd houe, (ti.e church not being graf.ttd en that cccaion ) Jr.vn i. For the 1'uiIuJium. Messrs. Kdiiers: I with several ladies and ; treutlemen have j-ist completed a course cf lessons in Kioeiuioti, j.';vt n tis by l'rof. K. F. Uusb; ; and s ni ;eli ate u t a-ed with I'rof. B. as a tea- her. tii.it ii.stt ad i J twelve It ss.itis, we should ' c'adiv if t.nd u coin. -ee! twelve times twelve ! I'., is .-n;.t r;..r in every respect as an Klo- j cttV!::'t r.-y ere I l.r.ve ever heard read or! eah, a- d 1 h-ve ! isid some r f the mest distinjtiiifhed K'i cnt-cr.ists of the day. He has a finely cultivated vo t e, Oat his readings do not owe i their beaut so much to his vcice as to that rare thhii? gocd taste ehii h enables him to make the fire d. sanctions in thoosrht, fet ling and fenti- ' metit, thereby irivinjr ati ui:i hor's ideas all their' original beauty. streii;ih itr.d freshness. lie seems! to rvoke the spirit of the Sta'.eman, Philosopher ' or Poet at his will ';.;,kip;.r them move and spe.-.k befoie us: ar.d wish the skill of th? Klocrt- i tionist, he combines the ineeniuus tact t f the tea-' eher, which makes t pleasant to learn. j I almost et,vy the citizens of Uichmond their1 advantaps for improvement with .-ue!i a teacher, i For tl ere is oo more elepafit accompii.-hmeut ' ; rot even that of music i one that can give 113! ; more rrfit.ed cijoymcnt for curse! ves orothers ; j than that of beiiip an eioq'if-r.t render, none can ! .' give ns a higher or more thrilling power for good ! i over the minds of others. j j I have written this imperfect- sketch without j ma Kiiowiccee or consent ol 1 rot. JJish. fori which I beg his pardon. The followir is a reso'ntion adopted with a trill at '.he lost met-tin; of our class. Resolved. That ne a a ela-s nr.ar.imf ns'v and tro.-t eordiully tender Prof. Hush oar most sin- j eere thai ks for Lis pvicnt rind kind assiduity as a tl;i:'bT ;l!:d 'llat ttf I.t..-.;-.,- 1. I.I. I i , nvrr.fa .,,1 l" - .ivi, -, i--uivyc.i.:t-P3UUi! ... t...:....,. 1 Z . . I u n nj.j i vl""'"" no:, as an r.iocuuonisi. Richir.oiJ. ., A r-ril 12th. " ' " j T'lKD On Safur'!ay everitnir lat. Snpnti ilaugl.ter of the iate roaiies l'aalson afcd Part.poN. Lliza i,is wife, in the idth vear of licr ti;". j Ieath itatal! twines an u.i telcome p.je.t. When Ms i smcit.ODS coir.ea to the aee.l who have heen permitted to j spend a long life, doin? all the goad they can, and have ! little more of pleasure to expect on earth, we can bear j I.is icgictioa with !e-s of .i-oij but when h" enters the j at-ciie of ycuthlul h vellnes, crashing tlie vonnr heart. ! our 1 hi'.iisr p! j-ha3 no lalm f.i si.h t. reavement. We j must turn then, from the fe eMe eons-.'atiotn of earth, to ! that hiejsed word of ir.5 ir .tion, which emphatically as- j tre s us, the " Jadire of ail the earth will ! right;" and ! taking cp these wor ts of consolation, to Dirid, say with I him." Stay the death cf this y. ung and uo. .'. Ie girl, lead ' the hearts i her young ass -elates, to that Saviour whose I arms are ever open to receive them and may Col in his ' great mercy ""taVie those stricken hearts to say: "Though ! lie slay me, yet will I trust In Ilitn." S!-e sweetly ia ', thy lcwTy led then has !': to earth the fcigrance of a lire irlt, ar.i thy voice is to 'v mir. f it s ill; those lev. tl ones wh'.ch kive go:;e before thee tt aii.j the prais es of iioJ forever. -uau ilth trst., at G-rtntrtown. O. niuchl. r.l Th. ,.t . .a , , , , ...... l"Til... kirs. 10 couth atidi-l.iajs. ' " The decesm-d sr j lii-n ::h Ilr.'rocinplaa n'icut eisht I davbefore h-r ileeeas;, anJ a.':r saT-.-in? ve.-y patieRllr aid with wtakr.oss. .iel hopeful .fa tetter an! more eai duti: r home ia liisven. lhiu;.li of Leader years sha : thought -rid converse I oaei of Heave.i, and in h r chil l j I.ke manner (p le regretfully o! earat'on from her dear i l-rer.fs, lot jet tsafei for a belter and ha;. pier abiding r-iace. Swe-t U the steep cf t!ie i::sceat a-j 1 yang, "for of sccti is the kins-Iom of II -ave.. ." ' ' In tl.ii city, en t't." first day cf April, M:. Hnr '. Ji fitaasa nu'to! J.thn Stt-ar&s Es-i- i the deeease.1 ha. teec "erne affKeted, tut bore her f sin '" and sa7er!o; i:h a thr::.aa furt.ude. She has left a ! lrge Carrie of relit. es ui fr:-i.1s in Lcreavea?r.i yet 1 tliey sL .nl l not .jrpU:c. f ir she hut entered it, to a newlife vkere orrow ran nw-r chill br tieart, l.ut wh' re ta eternal lanitxs wi'.l forever I ie-s her spirit. ? IIET In Krsr -i tte lth cf F-t ruary lst. Pi SI EI. ; EU fcV, f.rri;ry cf Vytiftoit.i.il.. . The deceased vas a en f our t.iwcman, E-rs.-'ni Nrwl.y. ; Eewaa throws from Lis h::e, ar.d was so fatally injured tliat Le survivtd i cly a few h. nrs. IU u l l. ti daath has cast a giooa over the bearts uf a !-?? r.mily vf relativ.-a, ar.d friends. Th..a art ttte to tits j-rave we m. T r yr d-j.!tre th?e, X-..r tread the rouh f.atbs of tbe w.rl 1 Lv ti.; -t. , Eat the wi.ie arm cf riir. y are r.r-:ad to eiifyl J tce, ; An 1 i c .- rs mi., l.oi in--. tl. - 5Uri v.r hiih died." I Neshaartock Potatoes. a LAKiiE qaDt;r r'f sner LARGE qaactitr f I. r Aie at tue rttii'y Grocery April H. 159. ire '.f K. M. COOK A OS. I3s Corn and Feed Slill. f IIHE t:adersined waai.1 rcspectf3;iy infcri hlfr:ends I c4 ethers, ae his trte,i a Cora act Fed M.il at h Saw Jiiii. n-vth e-l of SicSnun ,J. a pre fire 1 t crash Cora and eor., ad gr.il ceal for table use, a -a ai' kinis of jrra.a far f-e-i, t JjiiS mn-EISf. Feh. 3, li-iS.j,,- e 3 Fisli! Fisli': and Vegetables v jtoii v n. scot IS arwia fa the istrvstar prepared ti satvlv mr eitiset. siurrsta r:s aai Verthies eaci son. He wi l km Fresk S'.a'a a. hi ?i i ex-w !3irw3 rsta asi i trui.iM eactt ia ta.r aea - starl ia the tilert Bw'iaios; eatrweee on l fi3 strwet. rverr as or a iar hereafter, aad fresh Versatile everr .nher saira.oiSariB; LBaAS-a. aa 1 hs iariWs his olj Irlecds S3d the MMie ao sarrov sum Kietasd, Hirci 17, aeJS. 14et t

The Pet Lamb Again. CLEM. SCOTT,

T? , Sprit, aJ "'-' f! It b- n..ti i--4 . camn! aa.l J The Csrpei - hr t:-e lart-s - - ' : n,ii. vouon srp. U'.i aud .--i-r .-t tit Mituni- - T- Pit Esi'irt Tv 1 ' Pr,: than rrer hefcre cS-eiin tt,- orat. . .-4- t-.n , r4. C"ton Wool. Cos turtair.a. .. t iapr..e. Kili aa Sxture. fcr H.;tn J nr. ... , Ua, r .'wi-i Cu.ia aa l Co a.-n. Jn,.ar mud t?( -tr-. e f"'i t". ?u, .toiVof B r9 Wt ?TKS I. lh . an J . . .... .. i vi. ra-.-r i B-r.lerne. f II it. ai t. l...nrf-.l TriaiE-.a. CU CJ. lis - I i mi a'!1 ' ! ; , ,-.! a. a -n 1 P can i. u 1 tj.Y-.-.f r: - t 1 eja.JT." p. lUact.. ai.h! foraU lhi t an.l n t I m d-t r;uiaf i- ly f r tn-tn-t' r'ter tlw mrt tale ti, -.; in x-ir. ;s f.ro . - I. RichJi t:.i, A, Si, i ? v r A'l v-.n 1 " infrei jle ioar.try t-.r Dissolution Notice. mHF. rurrc rst-br-.fortxiljt ! """V. ! netn.trrth.t.vl anU arm o " " ' . li4alJtwu. ,0N ss, W.VK. WU. CAIS. Jr. Arm u IS. 9. Xlcncl, tlaoii Act. A Valuable Baildiaz Lat far Sala. d T the ou'h t or KW- and Ftm .1. opPOJ"-..'-i.tf rsi. (i.ee aiso I lea.nt fa.tof tti c Aj)! i' It , 1-3 of JOHN K. II.tF ltf Libraries lor the People ,n t ' : - .! f Tcrular EwVi ar fer tale ' vv. n. s City lioiA Store, Farmer's Library -o-.hen's Kartaer' GntJ. with ty rrui. -;-t,.n; s u.!Um ov-tavo, wiia numi-re-u. illuitraHons Hitter's l'riniiple cf Aricu. u- ..r ..:...,'... ni,i.M..s: ;). n... ..v v..,,..ur. i . it'. Youatt Martin on 'attl-..lU- CttnS by -tcvVotutt. Skinr.cr k Randall, on Shop;-, with illustrati rs. wttH remarks uj-cn the culture cf Kine U col iu rnie.i.v, $ 1 - J j Allen's t;. lactic Animal. The History a.! lo- ' cro ti n f the I l.-re, M ui e, 'attic. Sheep. Swine, and : Kai r.i 1'avs, w il a.iectt..ns t. r tlio mncaemer.t, and ' yr. para! o n f. r a jsn.CiaVe market. Together with full -JeUiN if t': t'airy. "" cts. kiiije.r's New P.-cket Varrier. w ith a 1'rize ciiy un MuieS. with a .Supplement, 15, S0et. , Todd's Vo Icrn ilorse Doc or, I'.iluh Thousan l. f t CO ' Amcricn Horse Tomer. 20 cts j Johnson's Ari.'uitural Cbeinistrj, New KJ ,f t 25. i Yuu man's IIouichoM t?cince, cutuerous i. lustra-Ui.ns,l-.3. I l)rown-'s Kiel ! B x' of Manure', embri-inj I he lead inj princi te of laciic! and ticienitfic Agriculture. l.luftrated. 1 -". ; Nash's l'o ''re-;ive Karm-r, 73 cts. Marshall.- Kanuer"? aa.l Kiniraat's HanJ (.oic, 1 25 i Kvan' 1 sry titan's Manual, illustrate.,.. 7-' ct.. i KUke's M . le.-n Farmer, or it .nu in the 'ounf. y, 1 5,. I i. Keen's o- Kerr's Ornflmental and !oinestir. lul- ' try. .liu-oiated bv t. criminal rortrit.. 4th Lit, 1 00 Saxton'p Kural liani r.i.okf, 2o ets erh. IVfts cf the farm Week's U 'e Mtinnil kinneia Elements ot Ag- Itennet's ltl.hit Kaneior. riculmre. 'ioiharu's CheroUtry for r. iehrdon en the Horse. farmers. Mile on the Horsc'rf Koot Kichariloii on the Hoj. ' " H ney ilee. I'helf-s " " " American Uo.e Culture. l'tina ni Monnros Milbnrn on The Cow. Keeuifcliu'a "ine llre-?'T. r'e?.-en.,len'ii Kite lien tiardm. TTnrt.inTilt.nra.l Tiihmrv. L'l.wnirii;' I.sndjape Gardening an ini Rural ArcliiteeVNinthrop Sargent, s of Araeri-s. Cottire, with fiii'i lemcnt, by JUenry Downitir'i? J'ruits ami Fruit Trees vise.l ar d ci rre tej I v Charier Pwiin. KJ. 1 ?5s, 1 73. KJiott's Weftern" f'ruit l!..k, Ki 1KV, 1 S,1. Thomas' American Kruit Colturist, illuatiated, with SOoo accurate finrer. Last Kd., 1 5. 1 nrrj'e i reit (.li iden, illu.-trated. Last Ed , 1 i'". Cole's American Fruit Book. Last Ld., 50 eta. Kreck'a flower Garden. .New Ki., 100. I'ar.,iis' i n the'lti se. Its history, culture, Ac, 1 00. Uuisi on the K-ho, with enravins. 4;h K4 , witn ad litii n. 75 tn. I irdtecn the Strawberry, Cth Ed. with Anndix. Price t'.i. Kern's I.rir.d-raj e OariJening, 1 50. Smith'i. ).:it,J-.H e tijrjening, with Notes and AdJitionn, 1 American O.ar.ienrr an J Florist. ISth KJ , 2o cts. liuis j I amily Kitcheu Gardener, iilutr.'-.tiil. l'rice 73 cents. MRS. S. A. ILIFF. WOCI.' tl.at 3ri,P nv to the I,lie of Ricnmocl ani TICIl. jshe is ntiw rtrceivinj? direct froni the kutrrn itii lare an-i well select-r I a took of laahinnable Milliner". ;rnd.inir iu i rt of Hnn"ii of IS i lit. Crape. French h p, lnt an 1 Col-re.l Ti.ias. W illow, toft firn.w. ikud (V-ifii Itr.iHis, .t c. Har, Cup 'd Klls, for chil'lrtn, ui prt variety. KiMron, ffounce, Kuh en. I, " '-a a ri'l craw Trimming's, hh ikers, TDrfSf f ; jh. Mo liatr Ca. Hea l Lress. Hair Ornaments, Frenrh Lace an! C hantflly V. iii, Uri.lal Wieaiha. eleffattt H-jia. Hon n-'t, Mtirnin rlo. A plain style ot Silk an-l Htrntr Hm n-ta for t t llie. M turninjr Collar an i UniJenleTfi. A's-' "tirs':t, Sln.ulJer hrac, EipHtition Skirts. French verv an inle u-a..ily found in a first Class Millinery toro. 1 which will I e .1.1 low for cash. .Mrs. HilT, wliile East, made arrangements with one of! Ami lliT.iil'v I if V ftnrf Mntillaa Tr.a.h -itl. 1 the Le-.dicff 'asbiocatle MtKiners in WuU.!e!dtia, lo for ward her Monthly . the lates t s'.yh s s soon as out. llr this inens she will he aide to fnri. sh her customer", at all times with that Jeira'; article, a KCALLk' FA.-1II J AKLE iionnkt; fr-J" Millinery work of everr k'nd .lone to order with neatness c 1 dis; alch. Or.iers f.-om a distai.ee tromi tly i attended to. Richmond, A :i 14. 1 59. i.f j Oxca for Sale. cjnllK nr. t. ri .-r.el has for sale a jfoo 1 Yoke of OX FX, r-iJ, tell tr.iLe to the r.low. m lirnn or eT-t. A foou muh low woulil te taken in f art xavmei.t the laiance io cah. 'ci'ly to the wHienlier, five mile north west if K:chtn rol, near the M illiams' nrj Tnrnf.ike. JHOJlriO.N JIAKIilg. h n:o. 14. laT- -:)w. L03T AND GONE! I niX' h'!t ,0,rr,u,:' T;r " -'lit .nslne. that I H am d' terrni w .1 h'Tea'tir t" sfcit ticintvei ru ...i. m-1 at a v -rj au.all profit. I have a j-uod s it pir of HOOTS AXD SHOES On band. ?L;i-h fa:ur , n ? t-iru a sa rt-rr eiir r.cr.e 1 ut eo therefore tor t '. Ayril 14. !-.-. h -ve just teen rccirttj, an i am mno k.r.tl. of li!rh sre varrsTj'l to t-e ai!riJ. iShinn ii for man j nt emr-loy i..rkxn-r. t;e t:tst or materials. arl aU who rr.av in.r-- z hm. 1-tf I "or Sale. FTTE Tfier.re rf the nrjervigr. ed. telrir a two atorr - tick hua-e, c i taicicg s.x ikei. a sc..d c.-l'sr. c:aJ. W I'l.CMMKt 1-1 ;rt. wll. A - A; r.i H. I- '.O. Strayed or Stolen. J -WE'M !i lirpe Korns ?u'" c r'hrr a' oi.t a we-lt s-nre, a lrs;e roan et.t sia )r- white ;- t in h,r fare, r -i was t urchsei at the tr C. Paulson. h -t-ral remarJ wiit ! tali for auv i-.for. d-re.s-'- 1. i-..au -ii Ly wh:ch she ciy te reccvfr-l iiEKRY DOrTXISQ Sicfcrnocl, April ii.l'Zi. 1-3 alxtt iilor'si ."YoUcc. w1 II.L I '. t j.n!-.-ie sale, on Tharsi ih &tt Aprii. l-ir, at t L.te residet.ee -f Jae... Smi.k d'psel. a: W.svjli S'at.on, i, mile -jaih cf Suw Wsiiv,.i-. P;'.:e v.ut.ty. O-iia. the fcnt.jwir.jr prj.trti, to wit: Ore ct g M -.rr. MiU Cr. aof Cati:, W heat Jr th ..ra. . r. Cart .ar- for cr tw horses. ' arnre ar.d liar .. as Idles. Priites Fansins; I ie;.s j, H:il.; and K.tih'o rsntitare. at-d a variety ' o'rj- r art.ces tot aeeesry to iz.e.i; m. A a i...t of S-as-r-ed Las.' er frcta -i t -3 to 4 ftt ; a lot of C r4 d 5i'. -11! r.ji, tf tire- do'.'.ar and ord-r. eash: ever ttr- t..trt. a ere4it t lrht tcflBif.s will fe l.itB.l-ri eiur lijiff sivit.e r.te wi'h approved ct-rity-lr.e : coa.iiet.ee at ly &'i.i'k. liZSt SMITH. .Ll5iiA DilTII i Exisora. April H, Jt is j J. H. WASSON fit CO., i FI-nr, Produe? nrA Commission 3VIII3C3Ea:-a3a.lNrT74SI, DE fLV.Ri ia ail kicds f fa't, Lukt Fish, Floor an! Wheat.,L0 j Arret 't the Ceierat Cassb'ned w T-Tk If eaa r . sissd lower. A . JtcC- ra.ci l Cscwrkd ateatp er sad latter. ifni 14. J 1

WAYNE COUNTY

INDUSTRIAL ACADEMY. t r. n ms: 53.50 .". 4 0 5.50 1 Kt -- - . istkrmkdiats Academic " Pr term of tuc've v.'f.i. o d.sia.-ttn txfi la rr. i't m-T9 tllj to carry ou a u.tui: vi.'fn - IuJutrial or Agriel4ur.il N?hcKIt Both tHo Vrerarat.,r, .a i Y'",J'f t?SO Extsnsive Vegetable Gardens! w 1 1.-. .:v:ti ihu ; f'4rm ''""tli will ih- Seh.t. an-t m tent W'.iunS to jiay taeir wav ia Ufe J, can i. .v. (Hiii. tor J.ts ! iU'tlT- Kjeu va b 4 acaW, EITHER KALE OR FER ALE I jwr week Tfao w.shm l i ui i 'a riato t:n. can bv it at -'.' 1 wa- : tVjll n t.ica t,. in.lrart th... .iu!ifvs lkartvM f,r Tcch. U o:.tf - h : bcrt rnhoa of icach.n ib. m ltarc, u P .iA.Ternnx-r.t. Horticulture, sn.t Agrtea.iural t rtcmwtry, ; be dohvervd frcqaeol'v throie! ts trsa i k't farliicr jiartiealar a .lr1L A. G HAY. Prof. cf Uathanatic. Greek ZmI., J. jrOLLlXGSU'OHTJI. Prut' of Xaf. Sciemc. Whito Water, lnd AirUU. t-. H""r . BULL E T I W Of Sew and Fashioaable Music, at J. F. MULLEIVS Piano and Music Depot, Cambridge Citft Ind. JUST OUT! PISCES WITH SPLESDID TITLE PAGES. o...u l'rl I. i . h r. S. MulUr S ctt. t'rttrilr !clioilt-H, !r Puniitr, . . . 50 do prlrrn .Hurclt, tv.nl a, view of Pike Oper " ?lVdlli!i yiarch, Indicated la tie Son ofMa.t,. . .. i ( harniini t.v mum'- -,j 'lite ilatiifiil tui lieutlcnian, ' iSong.i - - 3S do ; ru:t -. riBi.r. v.t ges. f camruilae City Crey' March, l.y F. S. Mull.r, 35 do t una I'j'.ka. by K. S. Jluiler. ....... -25 do j Riin'T Wain, ! f . s. Vnller i dn Aliui tuil aasoitnt. ut o SUeei Music and Imtructioa ; & .ok a. i f riANa.S at uniifual low Prices. a Music aent fre-.1 of . jjtage alter receij.t wf tho Market li'j' Teachers wi1: iliscoar.t. April H, 1-A9. be fnr::tshe ith mnste at the usual I'KOK. J K . Ml'LLKR. 1'ianoand Mosic Oealer, I ml.n.l;e City, In I. 3 WALL PAPER H.i 1.. Imt '0 " III liiiiH'"Hiii.' 1 1 ? !.-.' j ! I i II ffTR RUSSELL &.BR0 Save Vour Money! MEN POWER." VI. I. kind? of Kurniturd made to order at abort no lice. We have on hand a hr;n stock of all kinds Home made and Cincinnati Work, via: lleaureaae. I Sofsi", S.j'a-Seaten! Chairs, R rkinur do , Cane, Wood, 'and Hi. lit Itcitt-nn Chairs, Rocking .lo. Lounjroa, Wh. Not-, H it Ita :U. Mattra-ses. Ac., te. To dealers in furniture : We Unep alt kinds of Turning such as Bed Poet', L'.uties Post and Spindlea Ta hie frf-gs. Towel K.icks, I auey Tables, 4o. Kepairin promptly arte: tied to. Z.-iJ" All goods delivered frei? of charge. -Kt'ssELL if liRO., No. 4 Msiastieet, Uicbmontl, InJ. Jan. 20, 6tf " ' 100 EOZ- Wludjor and Cn Seat ChIrt, Just reeelved and forsa.e Cheap. r UCsSKLL BBO. " 1 " . LAKrE inv -'ic'? of Vremiug Bureau. I'luiri ao1 OrfTaxaeotil, foraa!eat KV&$KLV& BBO. SOFAS, lirge aftorltuent. Jnst receire! a art for aal T. 2NTo. XtJt 11 A li i I S ! 3VX aiu. Btroot, .iw nut ha i.i:. li THE ECONOMIST COOKING- STOVE, roa wood oa ccax. WITH A SAND CVE2U. ThU 1 i'T!;r.Tvmrnt lt.t baa 1 -laru. ii.? .at twenty THE SA21D OVEN THE SAND OVEN U h- at V'.. sfl--r th flrtj ha t?ti Oct. THE ECONOMIST Wirn - TJT the sa! ri-a. kh-j'l of tmptltorm THE ECONOMIST Wrrst the Ovee. 1 oat if racb of then. THE ECONOMIST X tl, tzK4wi rcorx.'a.ic-i an I dar&Mo Iot ia tL THE ECONOMIST Bit jtmrtr. t a,-rat .-3w-ut f.,r Kr.4iia THE ECONOMIST He: watr f.r tie Bather T'-r-iu. 4-. a ofk!y as a.-.y l.u .i. usul at fcj.f t. e t THE ECONOMIST VTiil 4 Biore V.nz. Xt'.'aXm l f-rTilicjc w ft gin THZTEC0N0MIST 1 rat isowa. Do -"&!! to rcaraia lt ! It Is tnaanfacttird t T tT. a. J. TEElOWIXt, PEERT Jt SOKTO.v, A.LBAST, X. T Sad foral Eserywaere. k-T" "! ther k ?? Bf 's.-'anafac tares l k.ads wf Tib, t -own aad Soaet IrM ars. - April , S'9.

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