Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 29, Number 51, 1 December 1859 — Page 2

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v EDITED AND PL'BLIt-HED BY D. P. Holloway, and Een. "W. Davis.

HICHMOND. Doc, 1st IS59. Tlie Democratic Convention. We last wet-k gave a very trnthral report tf the proceedings bad by our democratic friecda ai their lnte county convention. We proposa week to totiee the platform laid dor' . ,' , . . , r -ueial neighm.taacidate party. e beueve oa s r ' ... -Uee whsch rebor was a member of tuo cop' , . , . e in a 7 have occasion ported tbe resolution, bu ' , . , to fchow hi in ud it ,. , -irte. Here is the lirst reao mean ui lorim--lotion xhat we recognize the existence cf . J one National Tarty, that is the Democratic iirty, whose principles are embodied iu the Cincinnati Platform. "Nod iuterve&tion by Congress with Slavery ia the State or Territories, or io the District of Columbia." I bis reminds us of two resolutiocssaid to have been adopted by the Mormons, ia the following word: "Resolved, That the earth belongs to the saints cf the Lord. "Reeved, That we are the iuin's" l'ut what claims haj that party to being the only National party? 11 to conetitute it a National 'party require that it tbould have a respectable position in all portions of the. Union, we would incjuire where in the free Stated that party Las not been ntU-rly routed and defeated? Perhsp,in lllinois.Indiana and Oregon. Where are all the New England .States New York, PetiticylTatia,Ohio, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Miehiguii? Are they democratic? I5ut are the principles rf tbe Cincinnati platform the principles of the democratic party? During the time Ivarsts was applying for admire! on into the Union of the States, a proposition was introduced from a democratic committee ii.to Cougre.-a, providing that if Kansas camtt ia under a fclavo constitution she conld do so, end receive therefor a nrir.iQcciit grurit of lands'. If Iie r. jrcled the land by insistirg on a free coDbtitutiou, t-he should only come ia cn other conditions Almost every democrat in Congress voted fr 'his proposition, kiiown 61 tho Kngliab bill. W&s r.ot this an iuttrCerem-o with slavery in tha territories? VYh-n the adinti.utratioo sent t'le army to Kansas to beat down and conquer the free Htato men, was it not to establish slavery in tho tetritorry? Oar neigh bor in these rcsolutiona is amiouueed as o;.poed i to tho interference by Congress with slavery in tha District of Columbia. H un long is it since he was io favor of abolishing slavery there by Congress and finally eradicating it from the slave States, by some undefined power? Not long. He will not deny that he advocated this doctrine. How long is it since the democratic party of this Slate was in favor of Con-jre preventing the extension of flavery into territories then held or thereafter to bo acquired? How long is it since our neighbor wai opposed to that democratic mtaturc known as the fugitive! slavo law how long is it iuco be ealoi'ized .Mr. liriht for relusing to voto for that odious mcnsiuc? In tho Jtffers.mian of April 4, Idol, Elder, in speak ii g of ISright, sajs: ' lie did not vote for iho fa. gitivo slave law, the only one of the adjustment meaonre that WK liu.J any particular objection to." In March 21, of the same year, in speaking of the democratic defeat iu New Hampshire, he said: "Such will be tho result in every Northern State where the attempt is niai'.e to muke the democratic party endorse the fugitive slave law. Th rl.Mlin.irni;,. nnrin r f t.a ! II take warning ami not rvtlVcr themselves to bo committed to a measure which will ho ture to create distraction and disunion iu the ranks." 1 he party did endorse that dVmoerutic measure and they have, iu accordance with the sagacity of; our nighbor, met defeat iu nearly every Xorlh-i ern State. Another tceolutlon 's as follows: littulved. That the den ocrncy of Wnvi.u conntyhave full faith ai d confidence in thV anthor-1 ized agent, aod dele;ales of the National demo- ! cratic party, who will ussetnb'e ut Charleston next i year to nominate a I'resrdential ticket, and reaffirm I ei.d adopt a p'attoi in of principles, und we pledge i ourselves, in advance, to .uppoit the ticket they j make aud stucd on th platform they udojt. This is going it blind, and is like the locuf co who, a few years ago, nffcrcd a resolution to a ytate Convention, ia these words: ' Ivolved, we aie in favor of tho test war." This is a coutidence to blind that it carnot easily be nii.4(laced. I No mattir who may be the candidate, or the platform adopted, they are for him and it. Vhat a humble position for freemen how complacently they place the collar ou their necks. But it is e'emot-racy in its modern practice. Rewolted, That we endorse thr a! iiinistration of James Kuchanau, as bein national ia its pohcy and just iu iu measures. We had scarcely expec ed the, democracy to ready to endorse all the outrages perpetrated on- i der the preseut imbecile adtniuutration. Bat bv i tbe fear of the lash they have bowed their ceck3 ' and endorse the Ksnsas ontraje tlu estravagocce and ruinous financial policy the Utah ex pedition the proscription of the Douglas meo.all j tr.J everything that has been done by the partv ' under the lead of Buchanan. j "Rticteed, That we are PROUD or the Governor of our State, A. 1. Willard i - A rt . t i - , e ore glad to hear that some one ta promt of ,tm, because we have (eared there was no one so "poor aa to do him reverence." Ills coorse is so ' recklesa and uoblashin?; that we supposed even! Lit. own party would s.-arco endorse h!iu. Ills course in regard tj the election of Lu0 and McCarty ta the Senate iu regard to tbe election cf Socretarv ot StAt in mirr.l f.- i'Un 1.,,.;..., of th6 new pent tunti ary his personal habits, surely all these are sira-.ga thiags tor hunorablt men to be proud of. The last resolution is ls fo'lows: Retolted, That the late treasonable anj icsurrectionary movement at Harpers Ferry :s the, natural n?alt of the teachings of the leaders of tha llepnblican party, and that it illustrates what may be expected from tbe practical carrying out cf tha doctrines of that party. The impudence of this can only be excelled by ! iu falsehood. Let as look at the facts and history of this matter. The Republicans have at all times been disposed to leave this slavery question where the patriots and fathers of the Republic placed and left it. They have never made one acaressive step against the iostilutioo, where it legally exist. While they may have deplored its existence even there, as constitution abiding citizens they have been content to let it work oat its own re-ult It would require columns to enumerate the aggressive act? cf slavery. But let us only refer to the compromises cf 1S30, to which we were not specially partial, bat the democracy claimed that they were necessary and had the effect to still the agitation of the slavery question forever. It bad the desired effect for a time.

Eat the democracy could not let te matter rest ar.il a dUCngaiobed leader of that prty, ambitious for Southern support fU the P-esideocy, disturbed this qoiet and repealed 7 tbe tone of Vii party the Missouri eoinovr.x opening up the tarce old question. TO refettl caused the terrible conflict in K-'sa3- which waa t1'6 '15'61 j3praceful oaira'3 wnich is to be foand in the history of or'ia')a "I',ien came the Drad Scott dtcW'-'' carrying slavery wherever tbe constitat; a is reoognized in the territories another decision will yet be made in the Lemon case, carrying slavery into the S'.ate3. A portion of the South is now asking a slave code by Congress and the re-openit,g of the African slave trade. Personal outrages have been inflicted u;on citizens of tho free Sta!e3 who have bud occasion to visit the South. Thus has the Swuth kept np the agitation of thissoSject, and the North, wVh a la wabiling determination and a ncion loving disposition have quietly subu.itted, and for the sake of peace are still deposed to submit. How much longer they will endure the insolence and dictation of the South, we are not prepared to say. The outbreak at Harper's Terry is the result cf the invahion of Kansas by the South, aided and sustained by the administration. It is a personal matter between them and old John Irown, an honest, courageous and conscientious man. The ltepublican party have had nothing to do with it. Its teachings have never been in favor of insurrection on th-j contrary it has been uniformly condemned. Kven the ultra aboiitionUts of the country, being non-resistents, have condemned insurrection. The whole truth id that the South, sustkioed by the ;e moerulic dough face3 of the North have brought upon them tho lerribU state of alfairs now ex'stingiu Virginia.

Candidates fir lite I'resitlviiry in 1 WOO. Forney's Pre?. r.ulisheg th fallowing li-t of persons 'who liavtrlmt na;neil iu connection with the rest Presidency:' Illinois Stephen A Dooghts. Kentucky Johu J Crittenden, James (iathrie, John C Breckinridge. Oregon Joneph Lane. 'lYnnf-H-ve John l!e!l, Andrew Jj!in-!on. Ji!:fomia John C IVemoiit. New York Daniel S Dickinson, Horatio Seymour, Wm 11 Seward. Michigan L'-ij ('a?. Mis;s.st.pt fdcrso3 DavU, Albert i Urown, James Thompson. Virginia U M T Hunter, Henry A Yv'ko, Wm Ltiocgiu, Jjan Minor i'ottJ, A II II SteA--a:t. W C tiu-'. Texai (Jen San Ho-istofl. I.ouisania John Slid -II. tieorijia A 11 Stephcrs, II Cobb. .f .... I . . . . v- 1. t, 1.. i't..' i ajiHatiiuseiir . r iaiii.-, v r.sricn ouinutr, l-.aw;inl r.veret. lit: ' ;:it:irp. Mititie VV:n I'ilt I'es -ivhi.i. 1 Hi 10 Thomas Oori:), Joha McLea'i, Salmon 1' Clne V nnnylvania Simr.a f'aT.eron, John M It.'iJ, t t. 11. r . - I . . . I. .. Vjv.'i -l 1'HliHM. HimS ll'll.-ti:illi:T. :tM t it..... 'ri.,..,t.-... I ,.! r ' Pf.n ; A ilinmU 111 I. V rcr I Ne iTatnnlhilbVank i'ieroe, J I' Hale. I H i'ilh tjaroilna James 11 1 laiiriionJ, Jaaiea ' I , , , . : .kits of the 22 d, notices iTirThe 1'iiliaiiapol'n the ileal U of a jo ir .i'j i'i in priuter by tha uarco of

W ii.:.i.ti m;i.kv, at o ocock 1 . M. of tliat U.iy. tiou ot secrecy, aua l.etice we pay it no reIt is supposed he was knocked down by a slun ' tpect whatever; as it involves the monstrous, j tii..t on the niiht previuts rohbjd of his m n- and till now unheard of principle of permit-. rv, (about $15 . an i his tK-.ts, an 1 then placed ia i tinS a escape from liabihty for crime because , '. ,,-..it ? of liolitical services, we publish it to give t ic t.nu or stairway hading to the saloon under " . , . ,. , , , . , . ? , " , ,1 iL'i .if . ,T n Mr h 1 Html nilt. mi iT cmnliut.

the Irieiital 1 Iou.se, on Illinois street, where he tva found Uisensiblc his skull havinsr been crack ed j.tst behind tlie left ear. .Mr. ha t been , v.orklngat the Journal office fjr some days. ; C!d John lb-own is to ba hung: Who can itn.line the tesults of that sad event? Me violated thii laws of Virginia and is ubout t. pay the p.-na ty. lie oears it nooly, ano its no oiie nut ua honest ai.d consciem iocs man could bear it. lie done a great wron$r, but it has been exaggeraietl and magnified a thousand fold. tomorrow ttl! be Ion? reineaibcred in Virgiuia. Phe will attract tho attention of almost every citi7.n in Hie ! i;ii,.d Stales durir. that dav. and such a uni- ' x fi.cl:n whetl.er it D9 Jf revt r. or svu.- ' " , . r " , "., V'Ai? Wl" ,Ui,' l'1'3 nitt,oa from on,s C:,lJ to lue ; other The Virgiuiatw for tha past fe v weeks : have been playing a fa-cc the tragedy will be ! phi ed to morrow. J?-C'l ho corresp indent of the H.t'ti'r.jre 9v, tho C.iinini.siiiner of I'.i'ents hn not fubniitted to the I'epartuient ot the interior ai y e.-tinia-es for apjiropriitiotis for the Agricuiturai branch of his Department. ar lav oei-ed ''. Ition i!l Indiaua-r-Mes.-rs. Beard Sincx i B a new wateroom in a central local . . . ,- , , , j pobs Tor the sale ol Airne Ut'iral ''!F''r'er"3 They wiil continte to ma. if .Cure and sell ia this city, but d.sitruir.g to enlarge their manufacturing operations they wiil keep a iarire supply at their j su!e room iu Indianapolis. This new establishment will receive the attention of the senior of the firm. The editor of the National Agriculturalist, pal !:.-hed at Pittsburg, Pa, who attet.d-oui'i..-ut;u ui i ' i ici) ui 1 1 t , i.u oi Aim- i ' , . . ,. I ate .t.tie 1 air, m speaking of tue exit:- j j ed our late Stale Fair, in speaking cf the exhi- i biuoa ol la.-.ui-.g inipieu.enH sys: . e have not space to enumerate all, or even j ore hair, bnt the plows of id. Sol. tteard. who j bs been a benefactor to the farrr.tnr eomnatntty , ta the improvement, invention acd introduction r,i.,r ..i. .i to u kind, of s .i;s 1 enac-nnsr to s unnornni prune oi rnsoanurv to i tv "Jr J'L,,,' , j with i, native power - I The -ftmhi;; plow rf Col. Beard, as weii as his subsoil attachment ure t ew features The trial of t hes on the ground tiicted trreat ap plause and fully met the expectations of the friends of Col. Ik'ard'.

At a meetiDC of tbe c;t zens oi l. vreuce, ; t -t - ' Kansas' on Monday eveidog. O.-t. 17, toe follow-j to the demagogues who are trying to make ing resolution were adopted: ; political capi al out of the performances of a Resolved, That the great services of tJeneril jm.idma a. Harper' Ferry: James II Lue to the interests of Ksnsas. and, ..vveflr. S(rrr to in tl3e IVmocratic his aniform devotion t.i the Pr.7ctp.es of Hub ; political cap-r-o-..i..m havi. endeared btat. above alio.n-, r . . . 1 . . .

... . -r IICAU . - . .1. . i. .... -1 . 1 a rj r n of IC ansa er men, 10 1 ..c u. v . -1- - ; Resolved. i'k.. t, art in fjv r of the election r rnfr-il I are to the rotted ?tatc9 Senate, as

an act cf political justice, the denial cd which the aflair w ikh will bear this construction, j to ba for niaay years, ta a'.: the e.tiz-ics of Miswon'.d iust.y subject us to the charge of grossest ; Let the power which has put down this in-i souri." As it latima'ei ia car co umect on : l,;'t. snrroction. rpwirn al l th orAilit for it nrntnrt-: the Ripablicaa's Sta'.Cxet.t. lhe e.VpOeiUOn tbo'

i.-..ir..i That anv atte-nrM ov p.siiujai in u v i f trtguera to defeat tne we.. u,,ui,vU -s v tho neon's oi this subject, wid toevitabiy react SAll Lt tLJl mo,i dUastro'tuC, to the iutegray and .accea of tho Republican party itself The Mercantile Library Association of San j Fraccico paid lUyard Taylor $5.(HK) for a series cf lectures, and cleared 1,500 profits. The railroad bridge across the Ohio river at Marietta has been completed and opeoel for travel. It is 553 feet long. K tetter from Baltimore statet that the dead body of one of old Urowo". ans was carried of by Vh Virginia medical t Jenu for discecUoa. The mercbaaU and business men ut Califora dc U to erect a tnonaaient to the memory of e late Senator Brodsrkk. El the la

Aii Exposure ly a Democrat Who , i- Hart. J

Mr. A. P. Richardson, formerly Senator in our State Legislature from St. Joseph county, now editor of the North Iowa Times, a democratic paper, who is well known to many of our citizens, sends us the last issue of Lis pper, ia which we fi.sJ the fliowinj damainni and disgraceful exposure. Wo wish it understood that wo have no desire to see Cook executed. If Gov. Wil!ard can save his life honorably, we hope most ear; ! nestly that he will. If any one of the riu'iirs t deserves punishment he do.s, for ha is as ; guilty as the rest, but if he can be snatched from execution we fay God speed the good

work. Rut no honorable man csa wish that bqa itter bovercignty, ana enaorsea me ueend earned by the shameless Mood-trt flick- cUio of the Dred Scott ease. No wander

ing intrigues which are exposed by Mr. Richardson. Read his statement: Attempted Subordination of tue lr. On Friday last, Nov. 1 1, the Clerk of the Key City on the downward passage of the steamer, handed us a letter of which we have decided to Dul lish the substance. The ; publication of the letter, with au enclosure designed as an 'editorial' for the columns of the North low Ti.nes would cause a sensa- j tion of no ordinary character. j It is known to the reading public of the Luian, that Capt. Couk has recently been I coriV'icted of murder and insurrection at liar- j per's Ferry, and that Gov. Willard of Indiana, in obedience to the dictates of huw.nity and respect for the feelings of his wife, j whose brother Cipt uook. is, has attended the trial, provided able counsel, and exerted j every justifiable moral intluence to avert the j doom which probably awaits his unfortunate j relative. It may not be known, however, ' that in the letter now before us, address- i ed to the c'itor of this paper as aa "Indian-' ian and a Democrat," written by a gentleman formerly in the confidence ol a distinguised ! senator from Indiana, there is a proposition! to bring the political character and services1 of Gov. Wili.tr 1, Hit l the aid of the Demo-; cratio Press of the west, to bear on Gover- j nor Wish's b-i-iins or his canity, for the com- j mutation of Cook's sentence to imprisonment S for life, i et such is tne btet ! In exposing a scheme, fraught wiih a vio- j l.tti.m of ail right arid the eternal di grace of ; the party with wlii'di they are associated, wo ; but tollow a line of duty, which, in our opin- i i ion should characterize every conductor of a ; j public journal. This publication is not a ; I breach ot any confidence reposed in us, be-; causa 110 iiutu 1ms a riht to approach anothn. r,ll, cn.rflilt, JT Wi'll if ,MPrillni')Hirft1 ci in v.-. would burlesque jltice or compromise Belt- , rnsnc't nor is that all. The writer of thi. iur 8vs : "I have seen the press of Ohio, I ! In liana, ttiu Illinois, ana am now on my wav t.i I.twa. .Missouri. Tennessee and Ken- ... ... . ,, tucKV, to tret them to loin in also. " V - ' .'. . He jast returning Iroiu Minnesota, where seve-j rai Ol tlie liresses 1..111 tii" i"i-a . 'J tuut uui next week" ia an editorial, similar we sup-! pose to the one furnished US, a marked copy J of which is to lie forwarded to C.v. Wise at . ivicamon-i. -ia seciet, u jirupet in iteeu, W1.M, cummitted to the bands of so manr rtu-! pledd keepers, ceases to impose the obligaj ic condemnation. j j The editorial prepared for our paper is j ti,0 shallowest, and so far as we can iudsre. f:Jisl.st bundle of tlattery to Gov. Wise, ; and i!i tempered denunciation of Jilack lie- j ' pubiicani-im," we have read the latter be-! pul lnir eliarfroi: 1 en masse with a bloodthirsty de fire to see C""k liun, and all the rtst saved so that the intlaenc.i of a Democratic Governor lntv appeal' to bo disvi'ijarded, an 1 hos -j fetsii.r tile fecliiir-! bo promoted between the r.orthem and Suthern Democracy. Wc employ no band bat our own to write leaders for this paper, but ll we do so, some otlier person than the tviiter of the article referred to, would get them up. Its unwise appeal to Vr H" anJ the ntniy colore.l picture of ,iUnl s hM? ln t'MM. of houthern institutions, would tender it ineffectual on (lov. Wise; and the party which it attempts, ) co,npromi.-e in this threat wmne, would rjse as one M:in t() carso the motiv. itive which prompts the sacrifice of tlie bolv prineiplef cf Justice on the shrine of political ambition , ... . , but the sutji'ct is not a pleasant one, and we forbear to speak of it iu the terms which its criminality demands. We do not wih, nor do we b?lieve tinmasses of our people desire to see anv ot these wretches executed, nor have we seen ' 'n any Republican paper an expression favor-' ling tbe death of Cook and the release of n 3 . iBrown and the Others. A ot withstanding- ... , their lives are "justlv forfeit to the .State," we .,ve ar ,e1 wjtl, what ability we possess that Virginia can afford t-t spare the craziest man of the insane band, Brown himself, as a living monument of the fearlessness and Tnagnanimity of tbe Srani, and of tbe fanaticism of a portion of the North." ... , . .i . iv V e sincerely trust that (tor. lse, it it i; in -oiill.l , bis power, will let all these misguitied men ...fhe b,ood of ,he nlattvrs is tbe eeed ,. J ' .. r:. t.i r .1 : ,f thc Cburcu anii though we would by no nieallS p;4C,, Brow n or Cook on the roll ol martTrjm. Tet s small portion of tbe conn .- f k h h h J . , . ... . , ... , as such, and their ocaths will but add to that r.' .....j .....v.. ..g. r Port from the instinctive tenderness and sor row with whieaall mortals contemplata tee helplessness of the dead. The right ktsd of Talk. The Buffalo Ceuv.iu-rcial Advertiser, a straight American i . en - -.1 l i ndnnr nM-rTnii-urc inf to: onnr. nsi r..iii.H ital out of these events, and to represent the cnims ot a crazy fanatic as tne sins ol a party. I r.ere is notning in the history ot .i a, k a JT"?a U ' V Vltvlji -r v. iu .- Ual'O a UCtCU" and for the reservation of a spirit of J ' c... , , -,,1 n-ty between tbe State,, let tbe bla.ne fall , "ere ijeioujp. o.. .ew wa ana ranx.c ' foo's -ve F1 or 1"e,r Wit'1 le,r lives. ' -9-The report of the aeath of Kit Carson ia j j contradicttd. j j rli reported that nncstiany rich gold mines have feea citei ia soath-ewtern Missouri, i ... c . J . VI u k 11 .' f V ' j ter.denv of Cohea a I I.Jelph,. Directory, pnta , Pcuo of th1 V " fis0-000- j l oe a-noant 01 iir, puco ana rnrpenttne shipped to Kog!asd from North CaroHca dansg , the year 1555, w vaiaed at 2,1 6,3 . 0.

DouglaHiu in Indiana. For the beaeSt cf tho Ledger, Sentinel, aad other Djeglas papers, wa clip the following from the Loniavilld Courier. It ciay be supposed o exaiate frura John L. i:jbiu5ori, (who was ia Louisville the other day,) and as an indication of the harmony aad good feeling cow existing in the ra:.ks of the Democracy, is worthy cf notice. Hear hoir John L. jumps up and crows. "For the first time in many years, tha gallant Democracy f Rush county, under the leadership of lion. John L- Robinson, have achieved a gloriras victory over the Black Republicans. Wa heartily rejoice over thie triumph of our party, but the more so as we know it was achieved on an orthodox Demo

cratic platform. The Democrats fought the mcis Hei-ublicans on the square, repudiated mat iney succeeaea. w n uin n j. . , Democracy is bound to prevail wherever there exists any regard for the Federal Constitution and the rights of the South. "And right here we would remark that we nri informed that in the recent election in Indiana, wherever' the Douglas element ex isted in our party, we lost on our previous vote. On the contrary, in those counties not tainted with Douglas, our party either held its own, or increase'J'tis majority." jr-irTheenure groaad upoa which the elty of New Yor now statids was purchased ofthelndiar.s bythi Datch West Iadia Company, for twenty-four dllari. i'he estate of the lute II. G. Poiilips, of Dayton, is estimated at 600,C00. Eighty tho jsasd dollars hvo been subscribed towards building aa O.d School Presbytorian Church in Washington City. Oae apple dealer in Monroe county, N. V., has bought 100,000 bushels of apples this full. Tka coronation ol George IV, eot Si. 190,000. Three acres of land ia Brewster, Ma-s , produced 213 barrels of cranberries, which ware sold for 2,333. Yoang laditi are reiaindcJ that oranges are not apt to be prized after being sqaexzed a few times: S'rudcittly Uropped, " Ac " Tle ctimr qno!iti:n maoi-vi by th :n 1: r-: : Uittiv relative 8U(eri ray of w t vo oiticps ani the intimatiin tUat ae o ir .t t'ir, is rudeut.y ilnnn.!.". (the Pallalinm el rk t secule-t at tbe "laru"' nut exhibit ; -Ax: The editors of the Pallldium, ill their last; . , . ., . i iss'.i?, stateil very distinctly the reason v Uy ! thft 'Other question WAS dropped by them, ' 1 ' : to be: the aim of the Axe's pop-yutt at "the '. i t -. . -r a - i CAHiuitor t.i pecuiiens ui pi 11111113 " rr ' from their office. Not satisfied with that reason, old cranny" Drake, adopts the , , , .. mlt,ll,s wh-u hor f 1 rroV greatness nt "T:g," tlian any Other : , , l Slbly have said. Ho was ttiiD be could pussiUy ,,,.11 aw.ra that nnotimr m. tit.,l " .....

that "question" and Ilia comments thereon quonee of hmso a .ir .I have perhaps incurred the dis1 . ............... f o (, ... 11 .1 . 1 f . ..1 .1 ,u. 1 . .r . r

, . , . , t 1, i- . were not replied to in last Palladium, and now - that the Doctor has again referred to the sub-; ject in the above bombastic stvle, I feel myself jusliueJ in publishing the' following ex- , . f . leUer r,.ct.-ved two dav? prior no.ua nnci o-uoiu iu utiys ' l"r 1.1: : ia;. IU HID jauutauoil ui u.a I'iiuei. it is usiru ' v . , . a ui-i'iaj luuiiuu, ..u.. nu uutxicu lo V. Ii. Holloway': J 'I wisli to caltivat- frii-tnllv r.-tfiti-ms and reeret tliat anv thiuKliv t"-''i ..it iish I to diituri. ti.em. So f ir a- am cone, rue-1. n.ttaiii f.m.i nj ;er iu our Htp..r of an off nive, per.o:..il eh iru'-ier, h.-roulU'r, to gott or tiicseconi erned in the oflic. Yuma, ia haste. I. 3. iHAKE." Supposing that R man who would tlUS candidly acknowli'd f e that ho had published something of an "otlensive, personal character. and wno promised so ireair tnat should mt be repeated "hereafter," would sie.e the lirst opportunity to make the amende opportunity to make the amende honurah e as nubile as the avowed otien.sesliould the chance bo (riven him; I re. 111. .1 iti i l-,r .t Ti,i') trill in r tn tt rrrraf ..f t " . ..... . 1 T . ' any personal difficulty referred to Ids tuitous assault upon mo without. provc; RratllitoUS assault Upon mo without, provocation, informed him that it Was entirely in bis . t . i . i l power to set toe matter right in bis columns. and that I should defer the reply I had made to his attack, until the issue of his paper. Instead of the expected honorable retraction, a cool allusion is made to the "work" exhibited at fair by asserting, with a triumphant flourish, that the question bad been "prudently dropped!" If the Doctor desired to "cultivate friendly relation--" wkh anv individual, it would not be supposed l;e would first brand bint with : the dishonorable act of exhibiting iobs cf . , , , - , J--" printing for hi own which were executed by someb po, printi and hna.Iy wind up riv stv hng tiim "vaunt ino," "seii-conceited," and "irresponsible!" I mav have subjected myself to the two first epithets vaunting and self-couceit ia the T-T . ..- . r , -, , Ti-n-ti-rs estimation, because I havp stid and ' - - - - repeat tbst I would exhibit a specimen of my printing, ffgninst all the jobs ever printed in the Axe establishment; but why, in the name of common sense, should he charge tne with being "u responsible when he himselt is hopelessly so, notwithstanding he sports the title of 'AVV ex-banker?" In what par - -i t . -t.1 i t--i r i ttcular am I not responsible? Did I ever do- . . - , a , -T fraud a widow or an orpnan? V.t my proposit;on evor withdrawn from a seorct society. e '. ., ": .

od V else iterate and reiterate a known elusions :r..m s: arguments n.l, tnen we are not ac-

. i ,1 , ,1 naainted won the ne 'r tie 'Iving s engiisn.' Having Sltive falsehood that the same specimens of oen a fcin1 f nicritim.te candTdtte. has prevented

fig were exhibited at dloerent lairs usfrotT jHjiiP!; much. We say illegitimate because we

in conse pence Cla letter having been recti.'- promue a deputy ship or hold out overture of any ed from the p'ace of inv former residence? kind to infl ioncs a vote. nd hence it cannot be wonXV bv write SU-h a humiliating letter to aa ! f ered at th.t the cb.r is syoon ma-de, where every- . - ., , ,, . a " ' "' thins of th? kind is d-ne. e know you will consider lrre.-ponslbie person this a sn-eat bore, but in troth remsia aRer-ublican No personal controversy is desired by me i H- -ARRKTT.

with Doctor Drake. What I have said has been solely in self-defense, and to show bins that tmpuiatiotta on my character will le I promptly met. It remains wkh him as to

the cr-arsa I shall pursue iu future, regarding j lowing items of iuUrest: i his character for "responsiblity." W. 11. H. Torn Corx:n crsafed a sensation here a hei M , " doa everywhere he sroes. I iieard an anecdjte ; Edward Bute. ! T1 J. Lirn ia. thf ci!: HA mlhhte'- iaf ' conversation with him, had ure.i tbe necessity of! The St.L-Juis Repablie.n otateJ that the re-j nomir.a.irg a man for President who conld carry cent exposition of the vie vs of Klard Bstes on -, Pencylvar.ia in 1&C0. A ccrnber of names bad i the ubj.-ct of slavery, w is natntboriaid. Tue J been mentioned, imasj tbe rest, Corw'aa. Final- i Evening News whicli published it, replies th-it it jy the orator tsrsed to the clergyman and askwa? una-aihorizid, as Mr. Hit:-s irid thi ebtorjeij: nevt r exchtaged a word iu regard 3 the tjaestiuos 'Which of the persona tneatio&ed da xoc thiok involved in the r,?xt Presidential contest, bat it 1 would most likely succeed ?' gays the t-spositioo is r:oie the le3 true frr al! 1 le pron ptly retjlied. 'Corwia.

that, for ' it is made up of the rnboc and private! record of Mr. Ba'.es. sach as it ba3 been known i net uutisor.2a r susresteU bv "lr. tsiies, aoes i . . - . , , , . tx TTf , " i""""-" , verv bselv with less moderation in foae respects, woq1j fcare the ,f fcfi baJ t&Qr iied iu j "Here's Webster 03 a bridge," rtl-1 Mrs. 1 Particgton, as she hanied to Ike a ner una btidged dicti..nary. "Study it conteouvely, and ycti ttill gaia a great deal of inSaaiaUon.'' -A Coccecticat Bchooiisistress bav'.og a troablesome boy to manage, rat dorn oa hint . She was a large woman, tod quite "crashed oat1 his insaberdiaatioa. The N. Y. Herald speaks of the French Emperor's tmmm boot-sty. It would be bard to prove tbat he ever had any, either castxea or uncommon.

jC9It fe said that the French army has lot all confidence taNpo!eoa as a Genera!; bat the "irchases of dry gjods in this comnasaity have -j plicit confidence in tha truth of the state that the New York storo is the placa to get great bargains that the stock is very large, t i b aad rare that additions are made almost u !y, aad that a purchaser ia tha eastera market bracea every opportunity to get the latest stle aad at the lowest price. Call at the New Yi rk one-price cheap cask Store if yoa want gods at a less price thaa they can be haJ ary place eTse.

Nw lublicatioas. The. Leading Tico Dullar ..iga;i Arthcb's Hour JUaxzixt fjr 150. ThU high! poPulmx nnyiiinj ia e iiwl hy T S, Arthur nd Virginim Towcieod, nd u isvciei to ocil literature, irt, niorais, h?Ith, fashion aad tlnmfsiie b-pinss. It is elaborate! embellished with elgnt plate engravines. ThsTutame for neit year will be considerably inereasei, anl in tho January oaraber wit! ororaecce a new st'ry by T. !. Arthur, r. hile Miss Townseod will famish artiolei jimilar to th.sa which have heretofore been the delight of o many rAlr. Other wriWM of the first tlent and rojatation wtil enrich its pag? wiih their eoaip$iii.a4. Beautiful colored :ahiuD plates will appear ia every ntsmber. Alio noodle-work Patterns, draw in -a of Cloaks, Oiactle, robot, capes, A a. Teiuis Twro dollars per year two copie S3, and four cofies J5. Address T- S. Arthur a Co., 3i3 Waioat street, I'cu-ielpb ia. Lanv's 1ook : WecaaJidiy acknowledge that we believe the December number cf the Lady's Bock is the most magnitioea oae that has ever been ifsaed for the benefit of the Ladies by any publisher, F.seetsior' is still U Kioy's icotto, bat we cannot see how he can improve on the Dee. .No. in any particular. 'The Departure' and 'Tho Return are two splendil steel engravings There ara also the colored steel fashion plats, and two fi:i wood engravings. Besides there are 5 other engravings. The best writers are engaoJ. Marion Harlanl wilt contribute one of her best articles for acl MI.-S Slimaons will again make hor appcaranca as tt-e k'.eper cf a boarding house. The term; of the Book ate : One copy one year $3 ; two copies 5 ; three copies $6 ; six copies l-d; nine copies J15; twelve copies $2). Addrois L. A. Oodcy, Philadelphia, Pa. For ih Palladium. Cistbcville, Nov. -JS, 150. Eds. I'ai i.AritM:-Your kindness iicrmittiiii. I would ' j like to make known to a few friends a, simple fact, as j i vnur v;t!u.i: lo o:i'.er has uiveu me ereiit tr iust rhn ', reverse. I mean to say that you ciPised wi.ie of the j truth, in tach instance vou saw fit to men'ion my hnai- ! Ve lilne j.,,;,,, the late canvass for Clerk of this j cunty. WhetUer you guessed of m at isndom or, vers aided by ouje otuer prolino bratn I know not, or I whether ymi jule mo by vour.elves, I cro not ; but j lur on'- um. i do care. i mat is in impugning I uiv boat motives, and throush you to b mitcDnstroeJ 1 "1 niisuiultrstooa. I sm willing thai you should j peak f them to those acquainted with me; but whero ; 1 am a itraaxcr 1 -vould prefer that truth prevail.-; ureliea. ied nW,' for while you gave cause of offense, 1 have not bean the least angry. My tinn iny be rais? l to tli highest pitch, and ttnpcr n t bo ruiile l. I did not vota for Mer tnligna- ! yet my j mpcr n .i te ruinei. taia not voto lor viereditii fori Clerk of Wayne county, and for eooeientioui roaaona hieh I vet believe to be we 1 founded. In conopleasure of some friends, and I am told tho disfavot of! he .MerfcJ!,h clique.' for the former any man need be j , . . , . - , - ,1 ' : suits us better that 'it wore so,' than that wo betrayed 1 ; ?ttU;.PudTohtUh?y b,' KtVXl I to have respected the reeling, of my mend in the : ; mat:er - that tmt went into tho nomination ia g ...d I . mm. ... .11 ... ,... io mninu iiuui; wofftd you ia the pleasant light of friwnds. anloss you r-.i. r. 'e.,t t. .1 . I n ' will permit me to act in accordance with my own no I :ion ?f P11" JutT- aad 5a,' 1- wf " ,V T,ou' went j into the nomination m good faith, and '1 declare unto vou that 1 came out iu Rood fait.h also. ! wiU not ac ttowlt"1.?'! that the' frinds 'aoaheadof me in regard I to vri.at may most redound to the glory and hon-' or of our' party, in so far as intentions are concerned j atleat. Kditurs and friend?, as well as myself, may i err in judgment a to what is for tho better or worse. j ISjr wfcanoot j . vote for a ian 'because he is a great log roller and it,'"0"""" - offioea'g'reatdoll S'Wi in the raili nor even 'because ha ha buried; 5"2,'"!MI in the railroads of the county,' and, although e "J ,r..i w ...u....s. ye. et itself is inrufieient. Kvervthinz else being equi.1, if I a man is a Kepubliean, we would always v -te lor hiut. I r' ht i n. .tn i o.i led hv the tter.iil.l i.-jm titrtv. we wrtnM . r i. : u... .oo u- : l ui : , K,,!,,t,.l in o,l tr. l im ' Ah i., I.,,l I well, then, we would suggest thai our benevolent County "oin:uisionersjui pay Lini an installment or two before th debt is increased to 'bankruptcy. Wj., he bP und(,r lc ofcIi ,on, toh-m r.erf'irme-1 'he arduous duties of tho l'lerk'8 oQce f jr eight lone years? t hy, sho will certsinly be under aiditiouul obligations, and you mcst cosnxrs him in oiTi-.-e, ben uo it is the only one in the county, th emoluments of which will prevent him from beinc 'sierifii'e 1." snd therefore yon must continue him. It will r. t do to interposo the Constitution, as weesnriot jrive h'tu a Stare oflice, because the stito is liemorratic, and the rule recently promulgated is that there is to be no chanioi or rssstiating. ss it tnds to ircnUan the part v. and 'iujun th.' prospects for next year As I und irstar.d, parties mct moic mtiitil a th art. The rule sys that we must not conntn.tne a f)moneighbor, friend nr a cjWliied man; bat in all esses as an en my, as alien or 'rhila.lelphian.6it Hot a, a o.,-.'inim. U so-h are nt legitimaw conhive been taught that we must firt consult 'Sol. and hi court' in or ter to mke all things leitirate and; t j roper time. rr my sai4 off-cs, the 1 a a Ion , ; firt pubiUhcs. and the Republican copies to the r tht J"' '? ofPosiwon to the regular no nee, being a defunct can-Mate . 1 he former terms ori.l tiomi- ) . '.-..I: r cn....-, . i - i 11, , ' L .IJI.' 1 . uj ...... .11 1. . 'have soli ai birth-right for a mess of pottag-,' or rVdUhon' W ma not h?& but w" n"i1 i sty that we expect nothing more from Mr Schlater i ('-" wcuid have cx-,eete-l) than the duties of a neigh- j wfcrd, without flini nnd.r an, obligation, what- I ever. Sodo we v to Meredith and his friends, only i : ?kinS if to b remembrred 'that there is a hereafter.'! If Mr. 'S:h!tcr' thiaks it right that in easel sbiutd v,-.m.,- f, .wnshin f'lerk to take th street i nr a time On thinx mow anl we are done, and I I ' Auccdote oT Kor. Cor win--A. !w Newspaper. ! A X; York correspondent seadi as the fob , Xh narrator eaid there played arouad the: moata oj torwia, iwr au iiiouici, gigrjj ot grana-i cati. n, when be rei lied: j j . 1 - 1 . . . 1 - r s.r, ao yoa mm tue peopis ot 1 eansyivaaia 1 capable 01 w coo:e a eoncepuaa ts taat; j The parti re-seat roared vocifcroasly, aad i Corwin carris:i tte day. A ie mooter Vper enterprise, ia this c:ty, i has been asder consideration for some time. Tie rsrtks interested, recrespct a larze amount of j ' capital and intellectual caliber. It i iatetded at ao,- TZ 1 the Uad ta New ork joarnal.aro. Dr. Joba McCliotOCk, of toe vi. t,. Ctiarca, wul be amongj tbe regular editorial ccctributors. It private! .f.trtrial fjr. e and entire regime will be toaaL if not S3Derior. to ary paper in the world. Tbe ! came baa not yet been agreed on. I am credibly informed tbe arat number will appear before tae 1st of January. ---<>--- The overland immigration to California this season has, according to the latest accounts from Salt Lake reached ten thousand.

CITV ELECTION. fcj- . K. WILCOX U a candidate lor City Collector. tt-rO. at. W1LLIAH3 is a eaadiiate Ibr re eleeUoa It I njf Coilecu-t. tIAM 4.1T1KS&. ?rrCH4TF!SLD OSB0RSK is a cactidats Kr "Street C cmiss;oae;. A-HS FIXLET lea caaiiia:e for re-eeco to t -w el iiji. r. StJ-BKXOXI MWFr, ia a en.!iJ.t tor re-eleclioo to th oiHi oX Stprt Conib(dKner of Uie City tt Kicbnoad"j'Weare auihsTiari tj tsnoun EDWIN M. 0 K. 4 a CAcd:Utefr CWieJ.r of Taxes for the Oty e( Kithruv'iid, at the Jnuar cle't:n.

Kdssath has returned to London to resume iii luclaut holy watch over Koropeau affair. The S:igir Grove Chapel, a Methodi&t church a short u.itauce west of Newcastle, lleury CO., was bu.-red oa Thursday night last, probably by &n kcecdiary. The tarietta Xws says that a nan named Carr, an ageiit for the sa'e of patent medicines, h '-u.r himself car that lac? on Friday. Dr. John Wilkin, a physielaa res'dicg in Nir.th Av.ri, Net York, ha been arrested lor a'.temptiog to potuu his wife, by administering ch'orfoira ia largo quantities, while she- was a.s!t'3. He has been held to bail iu the sum of 1000. STEPHEN ROOT TON i selling cm a Wea'herboar1icc at 1 30 rer 100 f-t. d-lWerett. Taea ty cc'tts ir H U lower tbaa the other yards. Street, Sorta of Main. 1th tl jp Ztlusouir. The Rcjtnlar Cmniunioatioa of Wayne V Council, .No. li, Indiana, will be held ia Mason:o Ua!l to day, JLe. 1, 1S5, for eleolion i f otSeers and wrk. W. W AC.-5TIN, Ree. Eichmoni, Deo. 1, 1$:9. Sptrliuul Lecture. V. L. WadswortU of Miami, will lecture at .No. S Engine Hall.cn Taursdsy anl Friday evenings, (Pea. lt i. 1 2d ) at 7 o'c!oek, also oa SuoJty, moraing, af teru j n and evening, at the uiual hours of worship . T he public are ojr liaiiy invited. Itcligiuus Notice. Rev. F. tf Buck will preach ia the Presbyteries Church on Kifth Street, on Sunday nezt,atl0Jj o'ck; STEPHEN SCO rrON. will Re!l inch Lam1 rr - uooi and as oar for it TS per 100 feet, as any other a-. nil! sell for JJ Come and see. Tth Street, N ih of Uin. 3fiif I -"Doet' r ilootlnnd's c lebrated Gorman Bitters, jrejared by lit. C. M. Ju.-kson. Philadelphia, Ea. wiii t tfee unity cure !.iv-r Complaint, lypepsia, Jaun-'-ce, C'hrouir or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kii!.cys, and nil dtseses aritin4 from a disordered I. vei or Stomach. tiivn ihe:u a trial, they will cure you. I-or sale at 7i cents per bottle, by DrujiKi'' nd sti.rekeppers in every town and vil!sj in t ie Tuiicd Males, Cansdss, West Indies and tonth Aiu-'riea. lai-3 M .:t;tIEI. On Thursday Evening last, 24th ult., by Kev J. V. Ft. Miller, Cuts M. Pol to Miss StRAti A. MuNTiCB, all of this county. Io Sin I.eandro, on Sunday, Sept. 11th, at the residanj of H. K. Clarke. En.. bv Rev. A. It. Myers. Col J.ames L. L. V. Wsrren. editor of the California KarruT, and Miss Lixxie Wiley, M. D., daughter of Elder i'. V Wiley, of Madison, Ind. At Indianapolis. 2'Jd inst , by Rev. Wm. Petan of Connersville, at the residence of the bride's father, S. K. ilr.EKB of Connersville, to Miss Nrrris; S., dangh ,fvn. t , t ....- ter "f 'Uon ' ' J""' fur,I"r'T of ,h" e oun DIKD-On the i. of Mta month, in Henderson county, Illinois, DAVID MEREDITH, aged about 38, tm'-J ' f ,M' ' Tlios. lirxT. TiIOS. NESTOR. ST) rtriT?TXr I. TmATTTCVAaT otinnn GROCERY & PB0VISI0N S TORE rilliK nndersl(-ned have again commeaeed the JroL eery and Provision iiusinesa at the old stand South V.Ht Cor. Main &. Front t.. and lil be happy to see their old friends and as many new ones a-i feel disposed t- patronise them. Wo t.le Uo uureelves to pay the highest price in each for all emntry pnJuc of merchantable quality offered at r.iir n lorn Hut ter. Eirrs. Ucon. I&r J. Cnrn A rn!o. arifa in fct anything in our line frmr but to ...! oan'rv store keei.ors mav relr on irettinir Ciurinnk. an'ry store fceeptrd may rely on getting C'lurinnati prices for their butter, ei;gs and feathers, all leaSKiis of the year, fro.n us ss we ship to distant mtrkets we an enabled to piy satisfactory prioes. Our city friends will bo aupiiliod as heretofore with all kinds at' tirocerios, Feed, and choice lamily Flour, deliverto J :i! thoir residence frea of charge. UlT.XTi NESTOR. Ii: i.monf, Iec 1,1953. 61 -Sm JefT and Ane copy Sm Soinotliing NG-mrl lias removed his store near the Big Pump, IJo. 8 Main St., I'!m.NS Building and having traded off bis old J Stock, and haviuij filled his sUolves with ITETST OOOIDS, is pr-ptral to sill thorn at prices, for cash THAT DEFY COMPETITION. I ?f r'll on him 1 i-hmond, Doc. 1, 1559. sl Dissolution. rpnE partnership eisting heretotor between O. i Voolert n and Kd. Id. .Menka, ha thtg day been dissolved by mutual consent. Th notes and accounts are at the old stand, and those knowing ihCTo. elves to be indebted ar requested to pay np inrae hately E. II. Menka will attend to making set tie -meats. KD WARD . WOOLVHTO.V. ED. H. M K. K A Uichmiad.Nor. 29, 1;59. TIu; Coot atiI boe .TIanuracturiaiir, Will ba continual by Elwsrd G. Woolverton, at tha old stand, and I take pleasure in recommending him to kit ola friends an i customers, as uf jHtri and soely cocii-ateat to do wora entirely satisfactory to them. tl). II. Mt.NKA. THANKFUL Kor past favors, the nn lerstgnel'respeetfully requesti ae mtiouance r.f the liberal patronage heretofore txtei l .?d to the old firm of Wooivirt.j Menka, particul.tr1 j s- as be des'as to i ntinue in the old oc&ten tra- k of n:nufeturing to rr ler. all kinis of Boot and rth. MS. Uire him a call at No. 4, Main street. K. ii. WOOLVtHTON. Fichmonl. Dec. 1. 13.13. iltf Broom Making? 'I'HK n dersiirned tke this method to inforra the fsrmets and others ia the vicinity of Kiehaond, that they are in the broom makin- business, on Msrion street, 4 d mors north of pnnx st.; any person tht has broom corn to work op would dt well tj give cs a oil. We wi'I make their evra to th balre aid suiist every broojt. G. TEAS 4. SOW. Doe. 1, 1:9. 51-St TULS-t necelvea. a l.W.QK Lot Shakers just received from L'nion X . Vn.sjje. aad tor s.e at rTRTTAX'S CO.tSEK. Ty AIitETT'-? superior Three iif, loaf reel Yarns l) always ua hia i at STtATTX-S CQRXEB. VLSU, a heavy Stock of Oiii, Cassimere aad Orsr Coa'.isx', whj.;h can he h-ht very low at Zl STR TTAS'S COKE For Sale or Bent. 'EW, convenient and eommoJiou Hoas. eeataisinz eight rwsi. well, cistern, ., sita.tstd oa the rn'.crn pul of Main M. Essjair of STKATTAX k. 60. Dee. 1, I'M. l Public Sale. 7TLt.kedoa the tTthity of DmbLt. 1S53 W ttr-. -ile. mth u Ricbmow4. th Bo. tn pike, at paolic ! a FtKH euetasaiac OSE HUNUaED D SIXTY ACRES j aioety mm 1 which ara ciearoo aoi aoaer froa rtsi ot cain.atin it aa eicelieat ?tota ram. ostins; sappiied with cocrenieat aad ar failing Stjrk wator. That) is a frame Itons. a f -od fran bars, tvat-bos. a gtd k-aris; otxbard of rafi4 fntit tree, oa th iroratse. t.m to take p.r at I 'etoek, f. .. oa aid day. whea tens will be mA kaowa. for fortbex particalars', call oa Thomas rweH", or UAVIO SCAKrr, Assirne cf Tkocaa Edward. Kkfcaca'.Dce. Ist,l5i9. ait.

Bank of the State of Indiana, BRA wCU At ElCHMOXn, tJth Meata. 1st. t-. f rHKSTOCKHOl.eRS f thU Eraneh Rask.viU iMw . tatake unit ir.i the Aanaal Metint forth e)e tius ot mrretara tor aa Btnr j-ear. vtll fee heli a ta iiankuat Qmh ea a aar. 1st BJuth Si. l-a. at I a'clee "m" C. F. COrriS. Caaaler. PARTNEKSH1P NOTICE. Tn aa4ert(aJ haeiag siireaaaeJ tha tatareat of Km. S. 9t:k in ta late firoi -t Kara Sotitk Jk 0.. will eoa tinee the feosia-ss as kert .fore aalee t e aaaie itat anf stile. AU the botBas of the lat ftna will b anl bj as. XZR SM1T1 JAMBS SUITHKichmonJ, llta snath. 9ta, 1S9l m Executor's Notice. N OTICE is hereby rivsa that tl UBtniaI ha taken oat of the ay ne twn a a Piaas Court, M ters tesuraeatary oa tha estate of Kiohard Bjoeh.de ceased. A U persons hvin claims asiait th at tat will present the eaaae arc rjio ta Its for tUeaasa asd ail per" iwdebtml thereto are repaired t mak

raramu t e ile is innm. U1UA.V1 8Ut1.SE, Exawt.w. M-St Pee. 1, 157.9. Drain Plow. A most substaatUHy bo lt lraio Vlow, er D'.Uhiaf Machine, of ilareus'a Patent, is offored for sale oa favorable terms. It baa been thoroughly teste,!, aad la suitable soil has girea entire tatWfaetioa. It alM has an amngeojeul whereby a level ditch is mtls through aitcrea t round- For farther particular apply at this vfics, or ta DAVID NOROVKK. SA 1'L HENLKY. Eleveata. mo., 2Tlh. IS59. 51-St THE lIAJNTO. MISS I ANW tilt K5t. wiU take a few p. ptls for thorough tnitraetioa oa the I'lAN'O. navinjt studied under good teacher ia Europe, aha hopes to sstisfy thjse ft wish act sr vices as to bar ability to instruct. Terns LOW. Keters to Jno. ii. Porip. Ko.. 1 Hen. D. V. Hollos ay, f ttichaana. W. T. Dennis. Esfl. fW. Mulier,. Cambridge City. tl-ol Richmond, Dec. I. 1?59. stir $viom &mw rVllIK un ler-lRned wool 1 res(etfullr Inform his rriixla I and t!ie oubltc that he is earrjrina oa the Shoemaklnf fcuslnes in Hs various branches ea t'eert etreea, west atl, a few dos aonth of Main, street where he keepe eonatantl? on hind a large assortment of ehlldreos" 8hoes of his ewa manarueture. and will make to order anythin in his ttae fr mllie ftneat (.ait r t " the smallest lio. All work warrant, d to be of the beet, and price to suit the times. 1 LaW 13 MltKOK. Richmond, May 19. !.. t-m A. L. GRIFFEN. COMMlSSldfT'FORWARDING Central Wharf, BUFFALO, X- Y. Cash Advances on Consignments. April si. jTH. TITTI.I3. AUCTIONEER', nA taken a roem w 4oera weet of Flamaaer m KeJ ley's lruK Stors, on Main Street, where hei prepared to receive all kinds of floods, furniture, ., to be sold at puMic or prirnt sale, on fair terms. Out doer sale attended to promptly. tiept. IS. tM.SU. 0it THE CITT SHOE STORE No. 6 Haiti Street, Richmond. Ind. The undersigned having eome to the determination to hereafter do an delusively I'ASH business, haa put down the prine of hoine-inade work, to the lowawt possible HviD prices : LADIES' WORK: AH other styles ia proportion. Also all kind of Sho for Misses and Children, both home-made and custom work, which will be eolfl a low aa th same quality of shoes can b boaght ia any house in thie city. Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore) received; he respectfully solicits a eontiuuaace of tha same. His work Is make of materials selected by himself. and the work made ia this elty. It ia not Cincinnati work mad ia th East. JOB BORTOX. April 17. 1S59. 10tt QUA OUEENSWARE STORE. ' . . . .Tint ta street, Hirli .! I sseliasssa. ! T 1 W. MKNREM ALL. Imnorter. and Whole ! 11. sale and Ketail Dealer in ('hint, (ilas and i tjiicrns wnrf.Brittania andl'lated ware,Common aad j Yellow ware, Cutlery, booking Ulaasos, Tea Trays, waiters, etc., etc. Tho undersigned takes pleat ur tn Informing lb rub'ic that he is importing his Ware direct front Liv erpool, and is selling at from 20 to 25 percent, lower than customary prioes la this market. Will Wholesale ' to Country Merchants at Cincinnati price. 11. W. MKNDKN1IALL. I N. It. Cash or Merchandise paid lor Kgs . ' a s r -k no I JUDBO", I?i)Ts J PLEASE TAKE NOTICE! Tbat re now Recirlng, vt TOOTTAa's Mens. OITIl VXl.l. snifK, which ha keen selected la the Kastern Cities with g reat rare. eaihraeinK e.erythlng necessary to make a lull and complete assortment f PL. A IX AND FANCY UltV OODD, SHOES, QUKES8WAB, (Ve &C, All of which w Intend to sell as low as any other Cash llous ia Richmond, satisfied as we are trout a sosall degree of experience, that the Cash Pystaen Is tbe only eo tnat pays all. Thauktu! tor tbe liberal patronage extendtd to us during tbe last year, we hnf.e to be able, by oar low .riees and c os attention in the way of dectlea, to merit a continuance of the same. BTRATTA" 4- rO!. t mo.Sth. If'B. 8. WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE. E. f. ii ins r, gR. Respectfully inform hi friend aad th pak (y-,iic that he keeps for ssle general aasortmenl tgr.,3of Wiitches, Clock. Jewlerr, Ac. Yl o also repair Watches and Clock in th best maa. ner. Th patronage of the public is respectfully quested. J f hbop ro. ai slain street, in tne room t or mer I w occucied by the Citixens' Baak. Manufacturing Shoe Store. flMIR anderslsroed have eorameneed a Oeaeral B iot an Ml ehoe Makia and setling business. In th room fornterly occupied by Wm. Bell, opposite the Huntington Hoose, where they are prepared to supply th public with ALL KINDS OF BOOTS AND SHOES ef theirown mtt,o'acture, and of th best Ciocinnati torn made work. Toir prices will b a low as good work eao be sold FOR CASK, and wrrranted to be a represented. Bill!" OOMKLB. fpt.7th.1&M. VMt VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY 1 on sai.i;. .1 Rate Chance U njered to any per ton wishing to invest money ia Mill Property in a deirbl litaattoa. THE undersigned b-Mnj; desirwos to change his badness, offer for ! 00 f I'wibls terms bis t string Mill and aw Mail, iiiili a tout three miles east of Richmond, and aiwut th sane dia.anc West of New I'aria, aad bsrinic t-js-. -lately oa the line of th Iadia na Central Kaiiway, with a switch ts hi warehoa, aod ahoat fifty r'l front th Richiatoa-l aad Miami Railroad track. Th property consist of a llosjrtnf; Mill of e. 1 reputation ia ic?inoati Mtrkot, with three raa of barr asd aii the rn 1-ro improvsinsat nss-d in such miils, all ia vi repair aad ranning order. A Mw ilii! alje.-cn! also ia wd repair aad raaning. two fraaae dwelling ksms, a two story with Bv rooms, the other a on story wirt three rooms, ia good order and oonronistat ta bom mill ; also aboat ace of g-'i land bloni aj ts the pro-rty, a-ljaceat to thedwe''ir.jrs. for grdn porpooc. The best wato foweroa tle streaia, botb Mill arc fopptied with safaeiest wsteT te raa tbe entire yew. They are sitaa. tod ia the midst of a densely popalated aeigbborboodl, on tbe Et fork of White Watev Kiver, th only Mills bsHweea Kichntond sod Paris, aad both hare aa riieui.t local (ra.de. There is also warrhosje oa tbe saje prop vy that will boi4 wltb the mill, also fall right uf wtr-powr. ThetiU Is Cvl W-yood douht The owr ha doe a g-od business for year. Possession wilt be srisew iaas4iat.l y if desired. The local ion i a healthy om ; there ar good school is tha vicinity, ta short it if in Tory way a desirable toetla for tha basine Th ter wiil be satd a to ait pf chasers, f-,r farther inf rsaatioa apilhy Utter oria person to tbe tu'-Ksiber oa tha premises, or to II. B . i'aya, Es-i., Kichntond, lad. Ezats. mix. Kkhmood. Sept. 2t, 1?5. 4 2-Sot EnRltOirsCatI ER. Or the way th 1arct tk Collar, rieeee. 8w aa-l aesioett asrta. riostamaga -. .:- is rer hroafbt to abeam., aad at prise tka will defy all competition. Hew Trk Caak Ftor. A- JacE0