Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 30, Number 50, 22 November 1860 — Page 2

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W The Delinquent LU haa delayed th publication of our paper beyond . ita usual l our this week, and crowded oat eevetml ar- ' tic.es intended for thia No. Taylor, Lectures at Si an Hall Tuesday night Ham. DarM KHjore. During the recent Preside: tial canvasa, the Repieeentatira in Congress from this District, labored incessantly and efficiently in the good cause. As a member of the National Republican Executive Committee, h spent several months in Washington City, conducting the correspondence, and performing a very large share ol the other duties of that position. He made the first Republican speech ever made in the Federal City, and fearlessly advocated the true principles of the party. He spoke in Maryland and elsewhere, as his services were demanded. He spent his time and his money liberally for the success of Mr. Lincoln. The Republicans of Indiana and of the nation, have appreciated and acknowledged his important services. He remained at his post until just in time to reach home before the election. While he was thus laboring we regretted to see an article in the Cincinnati Commercial, and only five days before the election copied into the Centeiville Republican, .j which it is declared that about tLe time of the Chicago Convention Mr. Kilgore "was busily engaged in denouncing the Iirjitillican party and trying to brtak down its organization." A more reckless and uncalled for jerversion of the truth was never made. We have never heard the slightest er rlence that Mr. Kilgore ever dencur.ee d the Republican party." Whoever the correspondent of the Commercial is, making the statement quoted above, must have done so from a low, mean and malignant hate a contemptible personal feeliog. We believe it is true that Mr. Kilgore was opposed to G. W. Julian, but we have yet to leain that to doubt the political integrity of one man, is to "de-' uounce the Republican party." .r , . . A . f Our object in this notice is not to seek a' controversy wiih an anonymous correspondcnt of a filibustering sheet, but to do justice j to a faithful, zealous and efficient laborer in ; the Republican cause. 1 1 , ; T .. I Baf A large and enthusiastic meeting was held at Henderson, Kentucky, on Monday last. Ex-Gov. Diion presided. J Strong Union speeches were made Breckin-j ridge, Bell and Douglas men. Union resolutions were unanimously adopted and se-1 cession strongly deprecated. A meeting ofi , , J , . . . , ., the people of the whole county ts to be fceld. A meeting was nko held at Lexingtou ou the same day, at which resolutiotrs irm. passed denouncing in strong terms any at-! tompts at secession or disunion by any State.' , , . , i (Jen. Leslie Coombs and several others spoke. , " is true that Mr. Douglas was j "egged" that is, pelted with eggs, and rot I ton esrn'S at that, on tne occasion oi nis PO ! lata visit to Monteomerv. Alabanoa. Had this been done in a free State, tLe whole South would have sent up a howl of indignation; but it was done in the town where W. L. Yancy resides, and of course is all right. Will our Douglas fiiends quietly submit to such an outrage? Ballou't Dollar MoHtldy Magazine. for December is on our table, and as beautifully embellished as ever. This is one of the cheapest publications in the world fret.h and original from the beginning to

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the end. It forms two elegant volumes' Missouri; Kans is, Nebraska and Washingeach vear of 1200 paces, finely illustrated, i Ion, in another year or so will be admitted

Six topics for 5 Address M. M. Ballou, ! Boston, Massachusetts Jtery Mr. and Mrs. Lincolu are now on a visi at Chicago. fp"T he fire eaters are somewhat less ram

pant. Heavy failures nave taken place in , 0 , , , . Araonsj the curiosities to be seen at the Ch&rleston. The Banks refuse all discounts . . r t- , , . , , , . , , Mech. tuc s Fair 10 Richmond. a , is a doll Cotton is still declining in price Trade j which has been plajed with by five geneis completely prostrateo The Farmer's I rations, deposited by Miss Georgia Powell; Bank of Virginia has suspended other r -THamond ling SOU years old, tieposited by

"anka will follow. Elections. MISSOURI. According to the tables in ! liio wi, uvum j vui w. i a., ivugma ia v.- . v -j ahead of Bell, with five counties to hear from. NEW YORK. The New York Tribune! figures up Lincoln' majority in that Slate j accoramtr ro ine latest returns, ai ou.uai, and thinks that the complete official majority will fall below 50,000. ILLINOIS. The official vote of Illinois is as follows: Lincoln 172.545 Douglas 106,549 Bell 4,846 Breckimridge 2.272, Tbe increase of the rote orer that of 1856 is 103.131. KENTUCKY. The Louisville Journal thus sets down the result of the election in Kentucky, 102 counties being ofScal, 2 repro ted, and 6 not heard from: Bel! 64.691 Dooglaa 26.067 Breckinridge 49,849. PENNSfLVANIA.-Ltneolo'e plurality is 9t,623, and majority 62,51 S orer all others. BAYARD TAYLOR. Tats JUtioKBsahsat traveler, poet and lecturer vrilt t'ull this plaj oa Taeadav. Nov., STta. and deliver CO of his adsairable lectsres In Starr Ball. He will , bare ewowded house). There ia aa grsatt a desir in ta this aoaiasiotty, to see and bear hint as any ass ia the aavtiota. Ha tells wkat he has sea mad iaaeribes tk things with elcKiuenee aaI truth- Go sad hear ; hi,.. U" Mai a less is quoted in New Ovleauta, For. 19, at S3 (t5 K eta. Floar daU at 5 (3 5 17 Torn S3 ets. j

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' ikmt, f - A 'h. ;tC." t Achates wuTuJ-" l7mh n. Stobb., Job. Ljoch, ol acd if tea n num. , - . . . , . . Caleb B. Willi. a... Ben. W. lHu ,, Jrmib Hdlej, Joseph P. Stilu, ena w "- TfayiM im a tle&diBf applicant, having, . W a, in - formed commenced 20 years' ago, when Harrison wu elee'ed" I partisan services of lhe lowest and shahbie.t eh.rtaHar ''JSSL "1 abase, alt "o would ot .nbacr.be to bs narrow and disposal of the office aa high recommendation, hi chance will certainly be good. -Jefferaoniand8 The curie of Wo onto you when all men ah all speak well of yoa," judging from tke above, baa . been taken from as and we feel easier in consequence, notwithstanding snch complimentary notices might be expected naturally to flow from the mind of a 'W-awre man" who was like-TF.m ose of the F. F. V.'s! It only deserves to be copied without comment to be properly appreciated by our friends. ' We would merely remind Bro. Cnlley and hit

worthy infortnaat. however, that m do D t expect to The deceased cime to tin plaee in 1324, and for apply to the "OH Public Fonctionsury," who now pre S6 years has resided hire. Naturally diffllent she sides at the White House, for the appointment of m ngl. d little in society, bat in the home circle in Postmaster at Rkiwaoaid, w we'd moet signally fail in tbe sphere of neighbors end trienii she was nn'rerthe qaaliSeatioos he enumerates and which are so sally respited. Warm in her affections she was a necessary to fit and entitle a man to hold office ncder deroted mtther, and for many years a widow, she lathe present corrupt asd profligate administration. bored tor the benefit of ber children saerifiricg self By the aid of siaay of our lello w-citijooj of all po- in promoting their happiness. Alter a life of nearly litieal parties, w expect ta make application to "lion- fourscore years, with a frail boly, but mind animest Old Abe," to eerye thm inhabitanU of this city and paired, the has gone down to the grare, honored and tbe region round about as their Poaimsster. Shaald respected; Jeariog the coceoling reflation that fter the effort succeed, and Bro. Calley does not then like death comes life everlasting life full of ineffable it and'persistently determines to sing: j happiness-a life cf unspeakable joy, as the reward of Oil carry me back to U!d Virginia j a well-spent life oa earth. Her funeral was attendTo Old Virginia's shore ! ' , ed by a large number of sorrowing fi tends and neighAnd provided, al.o, there's nothing in tbe P. O rega- bors Ta known her long and well, and against latins to prevent it, w.'d j who" 00 VOTd ot su' E'en him there, I ' ' W'eJnesday morning at the residence of To H. A. Wise's isare, 1 b" - A. Iliff, in this city, ... .... ... ... Mrs PHEBL J. PAIE.V, aged about 85 years. If ha eonldn t make the connection in any other war; ! T. , ,..,.

although we ahonld regret tbe absence of one to whom ! we owe tliyht obligations I Klchmond Iloriicultiiral Society. Nov. 10th, 1860. Minutes read and approved. Andrtw F. Scott was elected a member of the Association. J. A. Mendenhall off' red a resolution to amend Art. 2, of the constitution, so as to embrace a corresponding secretary in addition to the officers of the Association; which, according to the By-Laws, was laid on the table for one month. Lewis Jones presented fifty-five different varieties of apples, among them several seedlings that bid fair to be ranked among our best grafted fruii in regard to size, flavor, qualities, c. John J. Cooley, showed five varieties of seedling apples, that were very nice specimens; one kind in particular, being very large, highly colored, of good flavor, and keeps well; the committee give it a favorable recommendationJ. A. Mendenhall four varieties of winter apples that were nice specimens Tlie vegetable ommiitee reported G. ZTJ a ,i co,' cl.,0.n ' vel P,atoes called the Prairie Queen, quality not jjnown. The Secretary was authorized to issue an order on tne treasurer in lavor of No. 2 Firo Company, for the amount due for the use of their Hall. Adjourned. J- U. KATLIFF, Secty. . . . HALL OF WHITE WATER LODGE No. 4S, I. . O. O., Hicumokd, Nov. 16. ) M R nuUr me,ting of w. V. L. the following preamble arid resolutions were unanimous sly adopted: Whereas It has pleased an All wise Gorl in the dispensation of Hia Providence r(.mov f U8 bv thfi lianf) nt death our much esteemed brother Jos L. Davis. Rcsolccd, That while we bow with submisVn decree which has called onr brother hence, we sincerely and deeply dopIore lia oss as thu of-a waim.hearied Iriend and true and faithful brother. Resolved, That we sympathise with the fniy ef the deceased in the dispensation of Divine Providence, and trust that he who i""" h'jiuuw nwuu au me 1 c... . u torphan's father, may sustain ibecn by his grace. JRcsolreJ. That the Secretary be instructed to transmit a copy of the above resolutions with the seal of the Lodge to the family of our late brother. Resolved, That a copy of the above resolutions be published in the city papers. By order of the Lodge. Will. Halves, Kec. Sec'y. I. S. Drake, 1 E. A. Jonks. J. W. FCLGHCM, ) Committee. 64&T"It is probable that in a few years slaverv will cease to exist in Delaware and ,u'u ""u "3 '''e- me projected free " States of Chippewa, Jefferson, Inhaho, Nevada and Arizouia will follow closely in the rear. Thus there is every prebabilitv that within the n -xf six or ei'ht i years there will be twenty eight free States, I and only fourteen slave States, in the ' Union. Jirs. a. i . iiiien: ana last, but not least. me craaie in winch nenry iay was rocked. An immense mill is now in nrocess of con. i struciion at Lewi.-ton. Maine, which will T vv--. . w v. ... uir uutiuillgs the machinery SoOO.OOO. I he WorKing capacilj WUI De about -sO.OUO spindies, and it will give eniplorment to about I . C(H) nrSOTK. II m1 1 1 h in nns.raM'..r atH)ut lhe beginning of April next. . r . . . day night, while a waouload of rockets J . P , . , , o , " "Jiatfia was Deing driven bv Icur men through the the eighth ward of LouisVille, a lighted Roman

cancie was accnlen'iaHy dropped among! io. ia. Frs fe s. jastiea. them. A terrible explosion followed. " Jof - - seph Levi, one of the occupants of the wag- PAPER iHAlli; on, was thrown frvm his seat, and the wag- 'J "JEGCfJI. y7"-e- -- on passing over his body, crushed him so- ... fearfully that he died in a short time. Thei. , II dbtthtt : other men were more or less injured. MRS. K-. M. SUFPBINS- ' . 1 rTTH S ABT.TIUrrpiL H lirGilT TO S1K1 Thi BrasT District. Tbe vote of Tfi- asricn-n t Prtf.H,,T(l.I the - Burnt District" aho-s that the fire has Tl

raced more fiercely this time than ertr ber v. t- , ,. . forv. It ave Liineoln 6.8 1 2 pluralrr. and Jrectinndce votes; KeU 15U, and Lincoin a majoritv over all. of 6,279. j , , , 8mT trerV drop Of milk brought into r , j , , . - Paris is tested at the barriers bytbelact-j ometer, to see if the "iron tailed" cow has been guilty ot diluting it If so. the whole of it is remorselessly thrown into the gut- , A ier. Ine Jfaris miik is very pare in consequence. It a traJesmtn a 1a !t. rates any . article of food offered for sale, he is first . fined and then made publicly to confess his f.nll Kw aMAna .f m 1 1A.- 1 ' .L wmdosr, selling forth tlt exact nature of the trick he has plajed npoo his customers.

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at tbe residence of the brides father, bw Rjv. Mr. Co!c!aer. Mr A. W. lUuu to MY, Sai.uk Thomas, daughter of Joba fl. Thomas; ail , . 0f this City. aBf.r.TiiHMBHilMiMiaB DIED la thU eitj, on Monday evening last, Hn. RACHEL PARK. aged 73 year. She askel life of Thee and then jrave.t it her . .re. Uog(h q erj,t F.im. iTlt , She bath con from ns throozh Uu deathly cato. 1 o tnat bternat Life her si inl sooth', 1 ... 1 1 . , . . And Uod baa jven her whit the asit d of him: A lecjjsh of da j. for nje, where time is no. Her deeds of gentle kindness were the i-alma ?ne Qily scattered in ber havior s 1 And at bi coming she was ready foani.i ' tier trimm'd liuip bornirg w.th a steadiass ray. ' And length f f days where darkness is bo snore; j She asked for Life, where I'ea'h shall Deter come These bast thou given her, Lord cf Life and Lights And ba it tor ber a mansion in tby borne. j wui (site place on to-morrow, rriday, , at 10 o'clock, a. ra Services to commence at that hour in Union Chapel. The friends of the dcveised, an I of the family, and the public are invited to at tend At Centerrille, on the 15th inst., of consumption, Mrs. A"E ELIZABETH JULIAN, wife of Ilou. George W. Julian, in the 34th yesr ol her age. BAY'RD TAYLOR V1LL DELIVER Lecture, IPs F i If Tuesday Eve., Nov. 271b, SUBJECT Life in the Arctic Regions. ADMISSION 25ctr New Books. 'M1E Throne f Dirid. at. Flemiue's Vocabulnry of Philosophy. Koaiira' Travels anJ Krsearches iu Eastern Africii. The Beason Why, by the author of Biblical Kca son Why. Bayard Taylor's Travels. The Ilnhits ot Good Society. Life and Adventures of Kit Carson. Kedfleld's Comparative t'hiognomy . Oreeley's 1'olitjcal Text Book. Juliaos Interest Tables. CITY BOOKSTORE, 51 OPP03ITK CITIZ88' BANK, KichmonJ. STATE OK INDIAN A, Wayne Coauty, , M& jOTIfE is hereby given f nt Morrison HaldriJge iw administrator ol the estate of Sylvisn Leonarl deceased, bas filed his petition to sell the teal es'ate of tbe deecdeot, his rersonat being insufficient to pay his dtbts, and that said pcti'ion will be heard at the next term of the Courx of Common Pleas of said Countv. Attt'e-t: SOL. MERf'.D TH. Clerk, W.C.C.P. Nov 23. tl to 50 SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of a rferree and execntion tome directed from the Wayne Con mon Pleas Court. I will e I pose at public sale, at the Court House Poor in the town of Onterville, Wayne coui ly, Indiana, on tl.e 2d day ol D.-cem'br. lt-6, hiTtw en the hours of ten o'clock, a m.. and tour o'clock, p. ea., on said day, the following described real estate, to wit: A )rt ot tl,e south east quarter of section townsliip 13. and ransre 1 wont of th? principil mTfiian line drawn from tbe tuouth of the Great Miami River, and bounded as follow Beginning- at the north west comer of said qntrter wction, at a marked stone, thence ' east HI 3T I- It rods, thence toaih wt is it)U rods, thence ' west -1i I'O rod, ther.ee f.iuth 19 rods, thence south' 40 1-4 decrees west It) f rods, to the center of the Rich- i mond and lloston Turnpike, thence north 49 3 4 degs . ! f t'lilt the center f sdd pike to the weM line or! said quarter section, thence north along the line at said j quarter 4 ' 40 It ) rods to the place or be((innin;, con '! tainiugi'i acres and 144 square poles, be the same more j or less, the same to he sold as the property ol Alfred B. j I'uwell and James llaworih. to satisfy said decree and j nn-DUDu in tavor ot Jono t lark J- t-TIDIIAM, Shtf. W. O. Nov. -JO, IS""). (1-IS) SO 5ft.o of IucUauai 8. S. In the Wayne Circuit Court, Spring Term 1S0O. Sarah Moore, "t , MarthaOgien, Joseph Og-j den, tbe in fnnt heirs of John Sioore. deceased, names unknown. Nancy Lndlnn and her husband Comnlaint foe nr:,:.. uvevn. m utj romac u e AO. b4 uevenpoii, i nomas l'evenp.Tt, llarben U. Moore. Anna Moore, Mary Ouly Moses Duly. Enoch Moore 31 oore h nw ife rah Lots cnhcixei , David Lotzen- I heiscr, adaline Keesting j UartinM Keesting.Janel Stanley and Joseph Stan- J ley. Heirs at Law of Den-! jam in ti. Moore deceased NOTH Eis hereby giTen to said defendants. Martha OKden and Joseph Ogden. and the Infant children el J. ho Monre deceased, whose Cbristian names are unknown ,anej ludlon, yrah ti-ti-nheiaer and ltevid Letaenheiser, who, as a, pears by affidavit on file, are non resi lents of the Stt of Indiana, of tbe riling aaJ pendency of the compUint in tbe above entitled cause and unless they be and ap; ear before the Jadae of thei aid Wayne Circuit Court on the first day of the next term, to be held at the Ccurt House in Centreville In said coa,nDin8 on the first M. nd, of February l.t, tben and there to answer or demur to said Comprint, the same will betaken aa confessed, and a decree M-ndered accordingly Wkness FOL M B REDTT II. Clerk of Mid Court, acd l be Seal thereof at Ceotrevaate, this ITih day of November, Mo. Nov. 22. SOL. MEREDITH. c. a ?ra. fee $3 - . SO STATE OF INDIANA) Wayne County 8. 8. Kdwar-.l 11. eob Mich.,Plge. Before sse. SAMCEL BROWN, a Justice of the Peace ' .fllTiT Trnfi!.T'iw-T" CHD,W' Indiana, be u 1 urard i Umtiffi 11I in Mw.iii. ..; . Hv" II V -t IDT" I i I I OIT O I 5flTMlT Ikfv K. .1 ber. the anore rmVtlXT,c, ir consiaiitaniiist caoe. together with sot a wtiiUM r .k. State of Indiana. t-i i de cedent therafore hereby uatifled of tbe Ritns; and pendency ot aaid -in plaint agaioat h,m-an. thai unless he appear, at my office ,n town on tbe tilth day ef 1-ecemher neztat and in. or demor ttmu. said eoniin,i ntrfsi "d answer or dem or thereto . said emnkiM ..a'.kJ 1 Sf'J1""? 'herein .ontal mnd ai:eed. .ui I, "f11:' hrxe alasuat acjt'ju.e ia the line of tbe tkevoii i ' ypt icr rectien-.es) car t, c if. ar.J. indeavi. i nl. cm be saade w..r i. aop. iHE PAPER MAOiiE vtORfc Can t Kear.e.1 is as ieer-Mibly ,brt ia. TlHuawtaa J. Peseali andexauun.sh-. saecuaseas an Frith Street SHitti M Mai a. Savebec i, " " DINE LATH JBFtre-eirMi cneiee lot or nn T.vh at RKhmocd, itth mo. m, . m ' ' " "W ls" T "HI T) f - . Tl os od sjxtej ;er t n .ij.-,cb-.d. iitu nU ?.m " ' ss as c.

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IN ... y- .. NAMES OF OWNERS. ABINGTON TOWNSHIP. Green, Th mis It Green, Thomas B A Bro BOSTON TOWNSHIP. Garth waite, Lather.. Zeek, kdm. . CENTER TOWNSHIP. Bolinger, Frederick. Brown Sarah C baker. J. C do do CV Thomas S Cunningham. Sarah K Davis William Beginning at a stake in the north line of ' said quarter section and in the center of the Turnpike road leading from Richmond to Williamsburg, thence along the center of said road ten poles, thence east eight (8) poles, thence north parallel with said road ten (lO)poles, thence west eight (8) poles to the place of beginning. Dodge, Lucinda do do do do .................................. Elkin Moryman. do do do do . - Frybarger, George '.. . ..V... . ....-.. Uevs, Mary H Harper, Maria. , . Harper A Stephenson...... ........................ Morris, William .. . .. Beginning at the south-west corner of lot numbered sixty eight, 68 as numbered on the oiiginal plat of the town of Centerville, running thence east one hundred and two 102 feet, thence north one hundred 100 feet, thence west one hun- . dred and two lOi feet, thence south one hundred 100 feet to the place of beginning. IMatt Win. H.k Thomas Parker. Priscilla. Strattan. Daniel, heirs of Vandorwhite, liridgett, Beginning two hundred and fourteen 214 feet ix inches, east of the north-west corner of said lot, running thence east three 3 rods, thence south twenty 20 rods, tbence east torty-nine and one halt 49i feet, thence north twenty 20 rods to the place of beginning do do do do . V illiams, Joscphus heirs of Being thirty 30 feet off of the entire north end of the north half of the west half of said lot number ninety one 91 J as numbered on tlie original plat ol tbe Town of Centerville. do dj Weaver. Rachel Beginning at lhe south east corner of a lot (being apart of lot No. OlJ f need in by Alfred Cunningham, thence running east fifty-nine 59 feet and eight inches 8. thence south to the street running south of said lot numbered sisly-lour f4. thence west tidy -niue 59 feet aud eight 8 inches . thence uorth to the plnce of beginning. CLAY TOWNSHIP. Jobes, Richard . . , . D ALTON TOWNSHIP. Hoover, Hannah, GREENE TOWNSHIP. Evans. Aaron Harris J.noo, dee'd do do do do do do Mitchell Alexander heirs of-. HARRISON TOWNSHIP. McManera, M , heir of JACKSON TOWNSHIP. Smith St Hi pes Beginning at the south east corner of said thence north one hundred qnarter section. and sixty 160! ttods, thence west one hundred 100 rods, thence south one hundred and sixty rods to a stake in the half-section line, thence east one hundred rods, to the place of beginning. Overdauf, ..... Greeg John .....

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