Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 31, Number 5, 10 January 1861 — Page 3

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BichMOBd. Jan. lO, 1861. MASONIC CALENDAR. Webb IsOdret.oa th third Welnesday Ricumotad Lodge, meet oa tha first Tneedsy renins ia every month King Holomoa Chapter, second Friday Wayae Coaincil. Brat Thursday la March, Job, September and December.. ........ ............... liritfoa Lodge (colored.) firit Monday ia aaeb month. I. O. O. F. White Water Lodge.meeta overy Friday veaing. Herman (German) Lodge.every Tuesday evening. W.sodward Lodge,evety Wednesday evening. Oriental Encampment, every aeeond and foarth Tuesday are. of each tnon'h. I Degree of Rabaeea, of Whitewater and Woodward Lodge, first and third Toetday of each month. Ilegrt of Kebeecs.of Herman Lose, first and third Monday of each month. Tempcritiice Orders. The QOODTEMPLARi meet on every Wednesday EvenIn.: Oood Templars meet la Milton, Prlday evening. do do do Dublin, oa Monday evening. do da do Cambridge, Tim1iy evening. do do do Jecksnobiirg, Friday evening. Tha BOMS OF TEMPKRANCE meet oa every Saturday evening. The Son. if Temperance wioet In Onterville.on Friday eve. TheCNION IHMrLAKj (colored) every rriday even's. TIMETABLE. SrrivaU and Deyartaree of Trains. Indiana Con. and Dayton and Wcs RB. On and after Mentis.?. Nov. 20. 1S0. Trains pass Rich- . mood as follows; GOING EAST- OOINO WEST. Dv Express. "M A. M. 8 f A. M Accommodation, Might Express. D ay Freight, 3 311 p m. lu 16 p. m. ti p. m. a m 7 41 p. m. la 40 a. m. N0T I C E.The Publishers of Ihls eltr. have all agreed . hereafter. o charge 't cents lor eaeh notice of KBI.IUIOL'rt MEETINGS of Literary. Bchonl. Agricu'tural. Horticultural Society meetings, and all othrr ineetinics which are Dot specially af a general character. If not paid for it the time, wi. I be charged to the person Handing it. such notices. $im HXaM lectures : Monday, Jan. 14, 1861. Dr. G. B. WINS HIP IDBJ ECT: Health, Strength and Physical Cnl-rrre. At tha close of the Lecture, the Doctor will prove the truth of his statements, the efficacy of his method of training, and the astonishing muscular power which has resulted from it, by several practical illcstratioss; one of which will be the lifting (with his hands alone) a dead weight of ELEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS! Admittance, - S3 Cents. Friday, Jan. 25th! Rcv'd C. bTbOYNTON, (OF CINCINNATI ) Subject: OUR COUNTRY Past, Present, and Future. aSf Admittance. .25 Cants. iy The proceeds of this Lecture, expenses dsducted. I propose placing in the hands of the Benevolent Society ot this City, for the benefit of the poor. OR AN 4. 1861. PERRY. Richmond, Jan Temneranre Itleellnir. Ri-v. F. M. M'Whinney will deliver an address on the subject of Temperance, in Henry Hall, on Thursday evening, the 10th inst. The citizens of Richmond, who feel an interest in the promotion of the cause of Temperance are respectfully invited to attend. This is the commencement ol a scries of meetings, and it is hoped they they will receive the support of all good citizens. Cal. JohnsoD is in daily receipt of Mann's superier Oysters, and sells them by the can and half can, and serves them up in good style, at the lowest prices. He also keeps a great variety of the luxuries and substantial ot life. Call and see for yourselves. Toombs, tbe Senator from Georgia : i..,..l s a traitor! but our friend J. 19 uiiavM"... - - M. Hays is commended by all who purchase goods at his Store for the superiority of nis stock and his low prices. He sells for cash and at cash prices. BfcSr The Triangle is the place for good living. A good lunch, and a good meal can be had there on short notice and at a small price. Call and see for yourselves we simply express our opinion, based upon a trial of the thiag. Xf Dugdale's Bazaar is the place to get every thing that is nice. Oysters, fruits, nuts, candies, toys, fancy articles willow ware, &c. Ac. CF" John K. Boswell takes pictures that do not fade. They are life-like and possess a beautiful tone and finish. Call at hisj rooms, on Main west of Front, at the sign of the big Camera. jP-War or no war, Haines is determined to close out his extensive stock of choice goods at prices that cannot fail to suit the purchaser. Now is your time he is Bellies some goods below eastern cost. We advise all to go early in the morning before tn o-reat tide or rush of customers sets a in. S& Messrs. Curme A Dunn.Tanners and Curriers, have taken the large room of Irvin Reed, on Main street, and in a few weeks will remove their store to that place. Mr. Curme goes East in a few days for stock. X9The sisters of the sewing circle of the African M. E. Church, of this city re alised at their fair, belt! on last Christmas eve and the following evening, the hand some sum of 943. which they presented to their Pastor, the Rev. T. Strather. May the Lord give the A. M. E. Church an abundance more of such sisters, and bless thoe that she already has abundantly. 13T Liquor shops all closed election day; yet there was considerable drunkenness! We can't account for this phenomena only by tbe application of the Jeffersonian's uni versa! cause for all disasters and mishaps: s f ie- election, of Old AU!

City Officer. We are indebted to S. W. Lynde, for tte following list of rotes received by each of the candidates at the city election on last Monday. Those maiked thus are elected: Whole No. ot votes 1066.

Mayor Finley, 1006. Clerk Austin 793 3a-A-Zirnmerman835 Collector Williams S86 Youngs 23S Rattry. 215 Graves. 232 EJmondsoo.68 Or borne, 279 Stevenson, 12 Edward's, 228 " Perry. 263 Com Newby, 725 St Rodgers, 25 Attestor Wilcox. C08 " King. 185 Treai'r Wiggins. 1033 Uovncilmen. lt WardCoffin 6S1 490 463 298 208 86 609 391 616 316 Poe, Rotierts. Baryts. J. Coffin, Dcane, 618 330 438 239 149 Peterson, 2d 3d 4th MCUerr," A. Gaar, Downing, Little. Scott, Rtid. Conley, Jordao. af Thomas, 504 J.M Gaar. 367 Iilanchard324 Pechel, 235 Taylor, 210 " Walterman257 Smith. 24 New Charter, 637 Old Charter 233 Should the present Council adopt the Ge neral Charter, just voted for by a majority of the citizens, the terms of all the officers just elected will expire next May, at which time another election for city officers will again take place in pursuance thereof. sCSf Judging from the space devoted to our humble self in the half sheet issue of the last Jeffersonian, and coming out as it did the day prior to the one appointed by th" President for f.tsling and prayer, Culley roust have called all the editors of that concern to a consultation, and, to hi pro-, proposal of : ' let us bray! " they must have responded 'with one spontaneous gush of sentiment ! " They feel relieved no doubt, in thus letting their lungs and natures have free scopt! Oran Perry, the Starr Hall Agent, informs us he has positively made arrange ments for WOODS' THEATRE to perform in this city commencing one night this week. The time of commencement and conticuance here, of this Theatrical Company, will be announced in the bills. The scenery is now being put up in Starr Hall. V3F With the view of selecting and recommending to the City Council, the appointment of a suitahl- person as Chief Engineer of the Fire Department in this city, the different Fire Companies appointed a committee of five from each company to make the selection. The j int committee held a meeting on the 2d Jan. and unanim ously selected Elias II. Paoe, for that station a better selection could not have been made and one, too, that will give more gen eral satisfaction. We hope the new Council will confirm the choice of the committee. Fires In Richmond, In I860. We are indebted to Ed. Salter, Sec. No. 2. Fire Co., for the following list Of Of fires and alarms for the past year: Jan. 31 4 20 o'clock, p.m. Vicker's Boarding House, North Main-st., between Pearl and Front: 2's first alarm and first water. March 10 9 o'clock, a m. Chas. Swany's house S. Main-st.: 3's first alarm, 2"s first water. March 18 7 45 a.m. Thomas Hunt's frame house, cor. Front and Walnut-sts.: 2's first alarm, 3's first water, l's no water. March 20 6 45 p. m. Dr. Webster's chimney, N. Seventh st: 3's first alarm, 2's first on ground no water thrown. March 24 7 p.m. False alarm: 3's first alarm, 2's ahead no water thrown. 3's broke their hose carri.ige. March 259 a m --Chimney at Plummer Sc. Kelly's Drugstore, cor. Main and Pearlsts: 3's first alarm. 2V first water. March 26 11.15 p m. False alarm for the purpose of washing out a disreputable house, on S. Marion St., near Boston pike, rallied by l's. May 6 9.20 p.m. Small house on N. Washington st.: 3's first alarm no water thrown. Mav 7 2.30 p. m. Three s'ables on South st. between Pearl and f ront: Is first alarm and water; 3's not in service. af May 199.30 p. m. W. W. Wilson's stable on N. Sixth St.: 2's first alarm and on ground brst no water thrown. May 27 11.45 p.m. Brown Morrow's slaughter house North of town: 3's first alarm, 2's only water; l's and 3's there but no water. June 30 4 p. m. S. B.tbcock's Drying House (Sieam Barrel Factory). N. Ninth st: Beard & Sinex's whistle first alarm; 2's next 3's first water. July 4 Bonfire at depot at night: 2's first alarm no water. Oct. 279 20 p. m.-Fire over Dr. Potts Drugstore, S E. corner Main and Marion -sts: 2s tirst alarm no water thrown. Oct. 236.45 p m. John M. Paxson's meat shop on N. Franklin-st: 2's first ahrm and first water. Dec. 271.45 a. m. Hope's Billiard Saloon, third story J. L. Meek's building r.fc.. corner of Main and Marion-si: & s nrst alarm and first water. I. O. R. M.The following "chiefs" were elected officer of Wyandotte Tribe, I. O. 11. M.. on Thursday evening last: Venerable Sachem John W. Ambrose. Sen. Sagamore John MesMek. Jun. Sagamore Sam'l Conklin. Chief Records A. O. Bliss. Keeper of Wampun F. Fishbaugh. Ttustees Stanley Law ton, Jos. Lake, Samuel Conkiin. Sons ok Tkmpkrasck. The officers for earrent term of Clark Division No. 3, Sons oi Tempcrasc are as follows: Worthy Patriarch- Jas. . Starr. Worthy Associate Asa Smith. Recording Scribe D P. IIoHoway. Asssistant R. S. L- Addiogton. Financial Scribe G. B. Wicks. Treasurer I. Ringe. Conductor W. D. Schooley. Assistant C. L. Harris. IosiJe S A. EJ wards. Outside S P. O' Donne 1L

Improved Hat Air FErnaccs. We would call the alien lion of oar friends to the Improved Hut Air Parnate bow being auaafaefar. ed by Mr. Le&vre, which are andoabtedly a superior article to any ever before offered to the public. We assored by those who bow have them ia ae that as a heater ia point or economy, comfort, cleanliness, and convenience, they cannot be surpassed. The peculiar construction of the Hester gives a Urge radiating surface, aad the arrangement of the cold air Am and water tank, are such

as to avoid the usual dryness of Hot-Air Farnaces aed pro mote a soft aad agreeable atmosphere. Any person w Ha as; farther information in regard to thent are requested to call oa C. S. Strickland, B. Strattan. or J. Roberts, who ars sow using them, or on W. M. Lefsvre the manufacturer. 3-3t To Consuniptires. I'FJE Advertiser, having been restored ta health la a few weeks by a very simple rsmrdy, alter having offered for several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease, consumptlou is anx ! to tuake known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire it, he will send a copy uf the prescription used (free of charge.) wiia the direction for preparing and using the same, which they will find a sure cure for Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, se. The only object of the advertiser in sending the prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may urovs a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription will please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON. 46-ly Williamsbu'gh, Kings county. New Tork. The American MEDICAL and TOILET KECEIIT BOOK i This book contains Recipes and Directions for making the most valuable Medical preparations in use; also Recipes sci full and explicit directions for making all the most popular and useful Cosmetics, Heroines, UngienU, Hair Rosturatives, and all Toilet Articles. If you are suffering wi h a y chronio dis ease -if you wiab a beautiful complexion, a fine head of hair, a smooth face, a clear skin, a luxuriant beard ormou'tsche or if you wish to know anything and everything in the medical and toilet line, you should by all means, peruse a copy ot tnts Dooa. r or iuii particulars, and a sample of the wore lor perusal. (tree) address the publisher, I . r. vtisrni.T, 47 8m (special) No. 831 Broadway, New York. Ladies Furs. John Suffrins has just received, from the manufacturers, a large assortment of l.'diei' Kors of the most beautiful material and finish, and will sell them at very low prices. Ha also h.is a large and complete asiortment of BATS and CAPS of all kinds. Call at tha old stand. 51 -8m BFCheaper than the Cheapest Better than tub Ujt! Vlt). E W. Adilemao, has just re eeived another lot of Madams Dmre's Friss Medal HOOP SKIRTS, that cannot get out of order. Ladies call and see them, at the sola Branch of Madame Dumatest, BrigUtwell -nilding, ons ioor West ol Mrs" Bradbury's, i-ejf" Dress Making, in all its v.riuus branches, and Patterns in great variety. Also, Ladle" Fuis altered and repaired. W Our young friend Asa Smith, is now preptred ta Hang Bells, Build Stairs, snd do sny kind of work in the Carpentery line, in a satUfotorj and workmanlike manner. We coaimJoi tlr. S. as one of our bosVand m t reliable mechanics All orders left at (Jorsuch X Toe's liirdware Store, will be prom;.'Iy attenled to- Shop on the N. E. Cor. of Sixth and Walnut-sts 2if C. ZIMMER, continues to manufacture Candies o all kind., snd has a large assortment o( fancy candy, candy toys. China, tierman and Aineriosn Toys, aad a great variety or l.dies ' baskets, fancy notions and useful articles for presents. Also, fre.h oranges, lemons, raisint, Sg, prunes, nuts, Ae.. all of which will be sold at wholesale or retail at small profits. Call and seo the goods and prices at No. Main street. 51 1 49 f GAS ! GAS ! GAS ! Messrs. Starr k White would respectfully inform the citizens of Richmond, who are desirous of having gas intro dticed into their premises, and by so doing avail themselves of a great laxury, the cheapest, clean est, safest and best light now in use, that they have nonv on hand 2000 (eat uf gas mains, which they are ready t3 lay down on any street that will insure a sufficient number of gas consumers to justify them in duing so. 45tf jfjaS For Sal or Trade: 875.000 worth of Re-1 Estate in this and other States. Good bargains can be had by calling on C. P. Plummer. In telligence trOce, So. 9, South Pearl-st. 30 servant girls to do houso workthose who can wash, bake, and cook well, can find good, steady situ- j atioos and high wages by applying immediately at the Intelligence office 51 Town Lots, 20 Dwelling Houses, 4 Spring Wagons, sud 6 good Horses, for sale or trade: Everybody wishing to sell or trade Real Estate or Personal Property, should not fsil to csll at the Intelligence Office, No. 9, outh Pesrl-st. C. P. PLUMMER St CO., Intelligencers. Commissioner's Sale of Real Estate I VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC i SALE. lYOT'CE ' bereby given, thst on Thursday, tbe J i 1 10(h t-ay of January, 1861, on the premises, I . will sell at public auction, the real estate of which James Johnson, deceased . died seised, ia the city ol Rich1 mood, Wayne County. Indiana, to wit: The late restdence of said Johnson on North fifth S'reet in said I city , described as follows: lot number ninety-seven. I (97) and a strip of gronod three feet and six inches ) wide taken off f the south side of the adjoining lot j number ninety-six 94 ) tbe whole length ol the ame. I Also, the business property in the Sou'h-East corner ' of Main snd Marion streets in said city, described as follows: Part of lot numbered one hun tred and five, I in that part of tbe city of Kichmond, Wayne county. Indiana, laid rtf by Joon miin, ana counaea as follows beginning at the north west corner of said lot, thence east on Main street sixteen (13) feet, thence south ninety three (93) feet, parallel with Marion street, thenen west sixteen ( '8) feet to Marion street. I thence north ninety-thiee (93) feet to the place of be- ! ginning. And slse another portion of said lot 10S i commencing four and one half (44) inches in the west wall (which wall is to remain a psrtitioa wall) ot the brick building formerly owned by William L. ! Brady, aud now by Clayton Hunt, on Main street, thence south thirty-one (31)-tewt. and also all the ! ground, thence west to the line of the property tormer1 ly owned by 1' ax so a snd Lewis, above described. I The above being the same property conveyed to Jams ! Johnson by John M 1'axson aad Mark Lewis, by deed : dated r'eb. 11th. 1S54. aud recorded ia the Recorder's ' Offi -e of said county, ia leed Record. No. 13, pasree 66 and 67. And aio another part of said lot 105, bounded as follows: Beginning at a point on the a nth boundary of said lot, f orty-se ven (4T) feet east of Masion street, thence n-rta parallel with Marion street six () teet. thenc east parallel with the South boundary of said law, six (S)feet, thence south parallel with Marion street aix () feet, thence west six (6) fet to the place of begianing, with tha privilege of a private peasway, through the ground of said Clayton Hunt, to the premises hvreoy conveyed, from Marion street, tha above being the same ground conveyed to James Johnson by Clayton Hunt by deed dated Jane 32. 1654. and recomei in tbe Recorder's Office of sail county, in record .No. IS. page 23. One-third of the parcaaaa money to ow paid cash down, one third in twelve months, aad the remaining one-third ia eighteen months from data of sale, with interest. CLAYTON HUNT, Commissioner. November 89th, 10. - t T5 i Direct from North Carolina. JTST RICE IT ED AT CIJ1TTO No. 57 Main St. 2 doors East of Post Office 5.000 lbs. CHOICE DRIED FRUIT. consisting of Dried Peaches, peeled and un peeled.. Seediest Cherries, and Plum, Dried Blackberries, Peeled Pears. All or which will be seld very cheap for cash. I'LOl at is still sellings 15 far the bessde Se do 1 li de cesassea warkwneat. de S SI Bolual W kia. Cera Meal. 5fl Alea. Sagmr aad CesTa at f adaoed prices. Jaa-ary 3. leU H

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rare i it- kin haratotoe existing between the I I. .A -as dissolved by mataal consent tha lb ot October. AU the outstanding claims against the lata firm o' Curme A Son, -'' "'ft b ' uher A. Carme. ARTHUR A CCRME. asintns virtue. , fiiehnoad, Oct v. ' , The undersigned have this day formed a part.ership encer the earns of CUBWb ana win ooauai uene t anniog old atana. ARTHUR A. CURME. ISAAC DUaii . Bi oa d, Oct. Sth, I860. 45tf ILLINOIS MONEY! 'EfHE andersirned wil sell his enure stock of Bssls I and Kkeei, at his regular price., aad take Illi -nois mowey at par. Mow is the the lime to get clear af your ancurrrat money oa good terms. His stock is excellent aud embraces a great variety. J. r. BgURT, S- K Main Street. Dec. 15th, IrSO. Kichmond, Iud. J. f. Butler's EXCELSI0RFLU1D INKS. nEBCASTILl. for general purposes. Hacord. lor Ledgers and Becords, Copying, for Lester Prssa. Carmine of Brilliant fane. Celebrated for 1st. Intense Black vJolor. (at Srst or a greenish hue.) Sd, Easy flow from the pen. 3d Permanency, (will nerer fade from exposure.) 4th, Economy. EXPLANATION These Inks can bo satisfactorily uaed to the last drop, other domestic inks in a brief time grew too thick for use and are Hi only to be tkrown away before half consumed. The Carmine may be exposed to the actios of the air without injury. Facta canarnaina; Iksaksre qnalitlee. 1st. These Writing Fluids are now in geuerel use thoroughout the Tnited 8'ates with an tacreaaad demand. xnd. Tn-T have been anaivtea oy nr. vni.ioa, ib-celebrated Chemiat of New York City, snd pronounced "equal in quality and durability to the best imported English Fluids. " for sale by leading Stationers and Brurcists. South, West, and Kast. Manufactured by J. J. Butler, Agent, No. 3'J Vine Street, Cincinnati. Ohio. 1 IRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENCR?CHM0ND, IJiD. FIRE CO VI PATTIES! CONTINENTAL, NEW YORK. Capital and surpins. t993.20a !S fy-The insured participate in the profits for the year just ended, this company has declared a dividend 145 per ce-it. HUMBOLDT, NEW YORK, Capital and sulplus, $230,000 00 PIKE MX. NEW YORK, Capital and Surplus. 310,000 0U AMERICA EXCnANOE, NtW YORK. Capital, S0'.i,Otl0 00 QUAKER CITY, PHILADELPHIA, Capital and surplus, 800,000 00 I.IFF ISFRAMCF. (1CARDIAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, New York -'Insurance as lowas in anv other reliable companies. Special attention paid to Farm proierty. Loeaes piom.lly adjusted aud paid. WILLIAM BELL. 35 Atjftot for the foresoiog Companies. J UN M. PAXSON.IUs oiener a ME.TStor ln hi ol1 stand, a few doors north of Mm oa Marion street, where he is preferred to supply his old customer, friends and the 'rest of nitnkind, witn all ktntis or rrrsn meats sucn as BEEF. VEAL. MUTT OX, PORK, LARD. Ae , c, at the lowest poiilbls rites f .r KAI1, snd K ASH only. He also makes superior rlelojriits Haiissgft, which he will aril at wholesale aud retail as low aa they can he bad any place in the west. He can taya he found at his stall in the Market liMise on Market days. Thankful lor the liberal patronage he has heretofore received, he will endeavor to deserve a eontatinrnce of the same, if gool meats, low prices, and at-g-ntion to business will secure it. eeptemher 13lh, IH60. 4tf Handsome Residence for Sale or Rent. 'I'llE undersigned offers for sale or rent the handsome residence, nearly opposite his farm-house, one utile west of Richmond, on the National Road. 1 mm five to twenty seres of landeanbe had with the bouse. The house has been thoroughly modernised, and is one of the most plessant locations in the country. The grounds are highly improved a fine stream of water running the same good water, and every other convenience. JOHN P. SMITH. April SSth, 1S60. 2Hf .p i a 1 ii i; , STENCIL BRAN!) Uroatlaxe 1 5uil(lings, 3d. Floor, MAIN ST.. BET. MARION A FRANKLIN; SB RICHMOND, HNTJZ- Okj . IviRS- E- 13. LEA.VITT'8 '' Spencer House Front street, near .flaln, RICHMOND, IND. JT MEALS 25 cents T5 cents per day. THE TnlBUNE FOR 18(51. mo S JEJE3 O'Uf Et. The XXth Yoluma of the WEKKLY Trisune commenced wi'h tbe issue of Sept. 1. During the past year the Trihnne has been obliged to devote quite a large proportion of its space to polities, but we shall soon be able v. forego political discussion aimo.t enentirely, for inontns if not forye.rs and lev .te nearly all our ciutnns to snojects ot less intense, out mure abiding, interest. Among these we mean to pay j especial attention to I. f.DUt; TIO. The whole subject of Education, both popular an J general, will be discussed in ! our col urns thrcngbout the year ISSl.and we hope to enlist in that discission some ol the profoun lest thinkers and he ablest instructors in oir country. It is st once our hope and our resolve that the cause of education shall receive n impetus from the exertions of the Tribune in its behalf in 161. II. AGKICCLTL'RE We have been compelled to restrict nor elucidations of this great interest throughout 1860, and shall atone therefor in 1561. Whatever discovery, deduction, demonstration is calculated to reaier the reward of labor more a'nple or more certain, ahill receive prompt snd full attention III. M M-F.CrCRES. Ac We hail every invention or enterprise whereby American Capital and laoor are attracted to aud adrantageonsly employed ia aay department ot manufacturing or mechanical industry as a real contribution to the public weal, insuring ampler, ateadier. more convenient, more remunerating markets to the farmer, with folier employment aad better wages to the laborer. The progress of mining, iron making steel making,etotb weaving, ta., ae., in our country, in tbe world, shall be watched aad reported by as with aa ea aest aad active sympathy. IV. lURElllN AFFAIRS We employ the best correspondents in London, Paris. Turin, Berlin aad o'her European capitals, to transmit as early and accurate advices of ihe great changes there silently but certainly preparing la spite of the pressure of Iomestic Politics, our news from the eld world is now varied and ample: bat we shall have to render it more perfect during the eventfnl year just bofore as V. HO vIE NEWS We employ regular paid eorrespondenU ia California, at the Isthmus of Darien, in Ihe Rocky Mountain Gold Regions, and wherever else they may seem requisite, trotn tbo more accessible portions ot oar own country, we derive oar information mainly from the multifarious correspondents, of the associated press, front oar exchanges, and the occasional letters of intelligent friends. We aim to print the cheapest general newspaper, with the tallest and most authentic summary of asefal intelligence, that is anywhere afforded- Hoping ta ' make each day a critic ea tha last," snd print a better and wetter paper from year to year .as ear means are steadily enlarged through the generous cooperation ef oar many weli-wUher. we shall soli nt aad shall labor to deserve a continuance of public favor. TERMS. Daily Tribune 311 issues per aanam ...t Semi- Weekly 10 .. .. j i Weekly, ii .. .. j i TO CLCB3. Semi Weekly, tare copies for to. fire for fit So; tea copies to one addreea for S'ih and any larg-r number at the same rata. For a einb of twenty, aa extra copy will ha aeat For a el ah of forty, we send lb Daily Tribune gratis one year. Weekly Three eipiesfor fva dollars, fire fori?, tea for 1S, aad any larger number at the re's ef I each per aaaanv tha paper to be addressed to each subscriber. To elebs af twenty we eead aa extra espy. Twenty copies to oae address for $), with eae extra te aim whs sends a the clew. Far each ciab af eae haadred tha Daily Tnbase will be neat gratis oae year. Payment always ia advnaea. Addrm THE TRIBCSE, , t We. 14. gaewaa wt . Sow York.

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, The acting principle is a siagatar pleat discovered by tbe p,,,, .tilth possesses the highly curios, and ssefet property of ads pting itself to the slightest atmospheric variations, and so remarkably sensitive to reader it tbe most perfect Hygrometer known It is d stinad to supply the great want, so long felt by Fabhekb. of a cheap, convenient snd reliable, "gaide to the weather." The Automatic operation of this little weather prophet, so simple and perfect, has won universal admiration and praise. The proprietors feel highly gratified ia being able to coaUibateso valuable an article to the nse of man. mainly ef a am re' own woaderfol narchnniom. Two st)lee of tbe instrument are now teady fur market One, a neatly chased ease of anion material: tbe other, a large ornamental rosewood case, contain ag two pointers and thermometer. I rice of the ismsll sue $ . 50. that of the larger 14 00. Kither will be seat by Express apon nceipt of the price, or :he small size ent by mail post paid, at the same. f ul, directions will accompany each instrument sold. SfAgents wanted A cares, A. H. BLACK Se BRO,. Ind'imr-ff'in. ind. Sor. 1. 47 I Cincinnati. Eaton and Richmond WINTER AHKAAE.lIE.Vr Commencing Monday, December 3, 1860. Passenger Trains will run oa this Road leaving the sev era I stations as follow. I atewarsl Trains. I Dewsward Trains WILL LEAVE Cincinnati, Hamilton. - -even Mile, j Collinsville,

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sotui-rviue, amden, Barnct's, Baton. New Hope, Florence, Neai's Arr.at Rieh'd, D. M. MOIlltOW, Sunt. Dee. 13, I860. r i Turnpike Election. 'piICRK willbe an e'ectioa held at the ol of John S. Lyle Kaq , in Richmin I. on Situr lar th; tth 4v or January aext, for trte nuroose or eHeiir a Hrlof Directora for the K'chmond and Lick Creefc Turnpike Campany , lor the ensuing year. B.WILDRIDOE Pi est 3 lee. 15. rS60. FAiX&WTNI'Kli STYLES OK iki:ss ST RICH otoholl's, JViU. IS, Main Street, COLORED and Figured Dress Silks. Foulard S,lks. Plain Hlsck Ss Iks, very cheap. Plain and Fig'd, trench M renos and All-wool elaines, much below ther real value. Figured Ca-'limeres, Wool Haida. with a large ot of the different styles of Dress Goods, to be found in the Eastern markets. Ladies' and Uents' Shawls in grest variety. Also, Cloths, Cassimeres. Satinetts, T WIS EDS, FLANNELS. MCSLINS. DRESS TRIM mings. Cloaks, Gloves. Hosiery, Ac. A lot of Prints good rloths, and ft colors. vvry low. Ladies' and Children 't Boots and Shoes. Our friends and the public ingeueral, are respectfully invited to give us a call. Oct 15, 1S90. 45 CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. nOKDECAl PARR V Has established a Carriage Repository over the Iron Store ef Poulke A Pish, Noble Street, Near the Depot, Where he has on hand a large number ot Carriages, Bag ft'ies. Spring Wag ns, esc, aale by the best workmen, and of the heat materials, which he will dispose of on as pceommodating terms as can be had at any shop in the city. Cliarles .tarr can be found there at til times preiarrtl in .an u 'ii ciinuineil. A lame stock or Carriages. Bugglvs, Spring Wagons TC couatantly on hand at the Shop on Main St., N"rr- 7"t H. Repairin f of all kinds promptly done, to the satisfaction eun 3l ?rj. Rie'taiut. tth m. 2ih. HS1. 4tf PURIFY THE B LCT O D ! A j Moffat's Vegetable Life Pills, AND PHOENIX BITTERS. The hifrh mr! nviei1 cel-brity which thse pre fruitier. t medicines hare cqutr.1 for their inralahle efheaoy 1 -all the tiifetaiet which ttty profess to care, hat rendered the nru&l practice of fuflintf do' onljr unaeceasarj, but unworthy of them. Io All Cases of Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, affections of the MJder and KHne i. Billious Fevers and Liver Complaints, In the Sooth and West, where these diseases prevail, they will be found in-ratuaMe. Plwntera, farmf-r and others who once use thesa medicines, will never afterwards do without them. Billious Colic. Seiious Looseness Biles, j Costirene-s, Colds and 'ouxhs, Cholic, Corruf-i j Manors, Dr psis. ( Vwepti. No person with this distressing dissa, should delay using; ihesr n.edieines immeliateiy. Kruptionsof tbe skin, Eryaipela, r'iatulenty . Fevtr-and-Ague. I For this scourge of the Western country, these medi icines will be f(und a s;e. speely and crrtain remedy, t other ntedicines leare :le system subject to a return of the disease; a cure by trtes metictoea is permanent. Try them. Be sattfi-d and cured,. j Foulness of Cotn.lexion, General Debiliiv, j Goat. Oiddiness. leavel. Head Aches of ever, Kino, inwrn river, innim latory Kneumatiam, 1 tfpure Blotid, Jaundice lo , f Appetite. Mercmriml Piitmae Sever fails to eradicate entirely ail the effects of Meieury, infinitely sooner U.an the most powerful p reps r a ton of Swraaparilla. Night Sweats, Nirvous Complaints f all kinds, Orranie affection. Pilrm The original p-oprietor of these medicines wss cured ol the piles of 3i years standing, by tie use of these Life MeHicin s alne. PAINS in the Head, tide. Back. Joint and Orrans. KkrumatMTm Those afcelod with this terrible disease ill be sure of relief ry the life medicines. , Rush of blood totbelrsd, Scarry, iit Rheum, Swell ing . . . . Mawrsua- .or Jhtng s t'll in it worst forms. Ulcere every description. Wdormsoraii sinus ar effectually expelled by these i hweicines Parenta wil do well to adminis'er them menever their existeac is suspected. Relief will be rtain. The Life Pills tnd Phoenix Bitters, Purify the blood, and Ihts remove all Impurities from the s stem. Prepared nd sold by DR. WILLI AM B. MOFFAT, 35 Broadway, corner if Anthony Street.Xew tork. -si year For sac by all druggist. M. KCCHMAN. TllIL. DICKINSON. KUCHMAN & DICKINSON, Dialer la Pianos, Mekdcons, Musical Imlrameato f wher kind. gheel yiB. ale, etc., dkav. 1 qpHE above named aavkg forayed a partnership, have ! Dav a hand a fine assortment of Pianos aad Me oaeess iron ise eees. ani boss popular mas a factories ia the Caited State, which I try sell AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES, They have mad arrar resents to supply every dessand aad en terms most satisfactory They keep also all other kinds ef arnica) iaeruments. sheet masie, ore which will be seld as low is ia any of the cities east or west- Pirseaea-ieiriBgaiiyihiag la their liae. are invi ted to call at the Jewelry Store of C. A. DICKINSON. Sor. ixa. l eu. 49tf QO UMI8SION HOUSE.' ! FRANK. SOiER & CD., !So. 85, ITejr Second St., CINCINNATI, OBereive aad umll WW. Rye. Cora, fiate. Barley, I Dean. Barley Malt. Bepa.Hors. Bacea. Bulk Meat.Back1 wheat. Banter. Cheeee. Ui-i, Oreaae. Tallow, Cotton, Ptaihtrs. Hesse.. TeOaec. try Hides. Salt Bide. Geaay seeta. fry rau.a. nasuy Clover, Plan aad Brmp-ed, and prod ace ia reaeral. Parehss ea Orders, at U lowest market prices, every 1 eseriptaea ef Bxrcaaadisr.pksajr. Tallow. fireaM. Laa-1. 1 Bdalk Meat st ascna. -saga- aad Motaaaea. etnp s Sep.S7. Gold Watch Lost. OBT Christ saw Day. a ) ate bus ea Mai a ar North Sigtsih Street, ia Rtcfcaead. aa opem faced Pateat Lewar stead Waaca, wuhaes taaua. Tts fiader will a aseat hba-aUy rewarded ay iesvtag tt at this ente. Dea-trr. s

I Estate of John L. Davis. j T ETTEESef Admiaietratien have been iasnei to the I -Li wader siged. en the estate ef Joaa L- Davis, deI ceaaed. late ef Wayne eeaaty. AU aeraowa indebted

to tae sassa are requested to ssake imemttala paymea t, aad all having claims agataat said estate, asast present them legally aatbeatteeted according to taw. The eaate is probably solvent. phil. w. wiaorxa fee- isth.len. Sheriff's Sale. BV virtue of an execution to me directed from the Wayne Common I leas Court, I will expose at public sale, at the Ceurt House Uwt in the town of CeaIterville, Wayne county. Indiana, on the ISth day af Jan. 161. between the hoars of ten o clock, a. m.. and four o'clock, p. m , on sai tuay.the following deacritted real estate, to wil: a certain lot or parcel nf ground situate. lyinc and hemf in thtowa of Xewport. ia the county of Warneand State of IuJ ana, and knewa by being the south halt ol lota numbers 2J and 'ST. as mar be seen If reference ta the Plat of said town of Newport, together with ail the privileges and aopurtenances ta the same belouxin. The sat I real estate to be s ild aa tha property of Matthias Voahrley to satisfy said exscutioa in favor of Frederick ". Xeedhaa. J. S STIDH AM. Stiff. W. 0. Dec, stth. IS60, It -',50 S 'IIERIFF'S SALE. By virtue ef an execution to mi directed from the Wayne Common Pleas Court. I will expose at public sate, at the Court House Dor ia the town of Centervilie, Wayne coai.ty. Indiana, on ll.e 19th day ol January. Irl, aetw en tbe hours of ten o'clock, a. m.. and four o'clock, p.m., on said day. the following real estate, situated ia the City of Kichmond. Wayne county, Indiana, and de-. scrilied as follows, to wit: Lot number 33. in J. K Dugdale's ai.lition. and suH,tiTision to the City of Richmond, tx-ing 16 eet d inches front on Main street, aad running bav'kwith p,rall-l lines on the Kist and West sides therear 70 leet to an all-y. t-irsther with all the improvements and appurtenances th-retn belonging. The same to be so'd aa the property of 3arnal P. Nutting. t3SUisiy said execution in favour of William llrt, et al 1. 9. STinilAM, BliS. W. C. Dec. S4. ISfiO. (Si 50) 3 c HEAP LUXURY!Outland's Oriental Baths. Price Itedureil ta Ten Cessta. Outland's Smooth & Easy Shaving. Price Heduced to five Ceata. One Hundred Dollars Reward, pa' able In American coin. Por any man that can excel our inimitable sty leaf Shaving and Hair Dressing. I'ALVIM OCTLAND, Proprietor. Richmon 1, Aug SI, 1-6U, 37 $2500 To SS.OOO Per Year!RAKE CHANCE r'OR ALU The above smnnl can easily be made by the manufacture and s ile of aa article of very recent discovery. It is entirely new. nnd any person wishing to enrigs ia a bu-ineas that will p y, or to enlarge one alreajy estab !ihe-l, will do well to ad Iress the undersigned. The sals is as ready and permanent as any o Ihe great staples. It is an easy, honorable and highly respectable Sutineea, ny which same persons are now making twice the above huree by the manu acture and sale ol thiakVendable ar tide. It requires hat a sm tll capital to e try oa the business with g-ret success. For lull particulars ad'lress (rncloaiog stamp for return.) L P. C'OHLKNTZ. Box No. 8 9, Middletowa, Md. Dec 2T. 3 rohrer's rohrer's rohker's rohrer's rohrer's practical calculator. ractical calculator, practical calculator, practical calculator, practical calculator. H oliror'a PRACTICAL CALCULATOR, A Hook of Plain Rules and Calculations for Business Operations, by Martin M. Robrer, Practical su rr ryor and,onveyancer. New edition published by J. It Lipptncott a Co., Philadelphia. Th s work rontaint '20t pager, and upwards of 500 Rules en I examples, entirely and thoroughly practical, su?h as arise every day in tbe common pursuits of Imsines. It rss already passed through several editions in rapid surces-sioo, and is pronounced by all classes of business men to be the handiest book of reference, pertaining to calculations, that has ever btMn published i:-eiyexatnple in tbe book is worked out In full and stated in a plain manner, so that when a parallel c:is arises, those referring to the work will find no difficulty in readily solving it In a word, the general arrangement of the calculator is so simple, thst any one know ng how to add. subtract, multiply orlivide, can easily solve any ordinary example that arts esin business, or airlve at the true result of any estimate required. I he chief aim of the author has been to eschew theery and philosophy in figures, aiming only at lac's and simplicity, believing that business men rare j li't!e about spendiug time in discussing the pnilosoj phy of rules, or the science of 6gure. deeming it satI ficient for their purpose to be able at a moment, by relet ence, to arrive at the true result . ThsCALCUI, V TOR differs in this respect from all arithmetics of the day and kindred works it is a key to t .radical business calcalations it is, ia the hands of tbe business men, what tha key In mathematic 1 works, in the hand-, of the teacher in tbe school -room it facilitates time and insures orrec ne. 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It treats of currency, ani fi.re'gn and domestic exchange, of the d-scimtl system, ot reduction snd its exenied spplieation to business, of simple and cumKiund ir.to-rest, nnd their application to business transactions, with the !ii and usages regulating snd g iverning the same, together with numerous commercial fonni of legal tender, of partial payments on notes, ef banking and bank diseoant, of equation of payments an I of partnership account, cf assessment of taxes, of weights and measures, of square and cubic measure, of the square root aad it application to business of surfaces of exes ration tandrif many other important practical matters not within the scope of an advertisement fa mention. IT IS JUST THE BOOK FOR THE Farmer, th merchant, the meebaotcth artisan er tha professional man. It has proven a valuable auxiliary to the lawyer, the justice of the Peace, the conveyancer, and real ete broker, to the assessor, the banker, 'be clerk, to the e vil engineer ana the surveyor. to the carpen'er snd tbe bricklayer, t .the aten m v son and tbe plasterer, to th paper hanger and npholsfrer. to tne paver and ta tiler, me. Ar.. each and all will find it adapted to their various waa t be ler than any bonk published. C5Mniled (post-paid) to any part of th United States up-in receipt of ihe mon'y. Price of a single copy, in cloth, 60 cts. or two emptor 1 1 .00. Bound ia pocket-book form, morocco, $ I por copy. Address M. M ROHRER, 2 -in fx 1711 Philadelphia P. O.. Pa. A NEW EXHIBITION, AT Of a larre and sraried etoek f Dry H asds ef tbe latest styles and importations- Kmftraeiag a great va riety ef Spring aadSaamer Wear for Men, Boys aad ChildrenOOOO0, of which, in addition to ual style', will be loaad a nice assertment of Poniards. Preach aad Orgaadte La waa. Preevh and erasan O-.nrhaws. Berac de Aeg'ais. Emerald I ayadier. Bayad.er Daeaia. Celestial Plaids. Oraaadiae. Ac. die. mm ess Ttti.n.nr.Yas, f the IstA-art stytea. eoasr.nf f emA a -4 inwe Ejorda svatsl tM-viSa 20 Doz- Shaker Hood& Direct frem Shaker Tillaae. ibowereta cSs Xawa- ra awolatai. CARETS, SHOES, QUEENS WARE, All of wleh hav Been ected la ttsr Eatra tMie. wrth rrat care, aad parchsasd at the lowest raliag ratea.ef nrst naada. Taaakfal far past nwore. w ksap tay a tralamt tTnewwrd wasiaews coersead oar rrlc Byalasm. tBBMt-lh a cwntiaaaace oi th same STRATTAN Sc SOS. April 11. It

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President. llth m. 17th. 1SMJ. fi Mount Vernon Woolen Factory. r , The undersigned take pleasure In announcing te the pah . He that they ar prepared lo buy wool 1 le ensuing season I st their stand knows as th Mount Ternoa Woolen Facto ry, aituatedabout one mile below Richmond, Ind. They Hav on baud (JustBulabed.) an excellent stock ef good, f of their manufacture-embracing both Bummet aad Winter iWear, such as CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, FLAIIV A FAXcy Tweed. Jeans, Plaiaaadl riatsl I Flanaela, Stockiaa; Yera, Ate. " ' ' Vhieh they wiU sell or Eschaai for Wool on eery reaonahle terms- They will als pay cash for wool, ard f olla.apio or manufacture wojl for eaatomers a haretofove I ,n shares or Irr Cash. Being provided with the best of (machinery, directly from the east. emhrael ng th latest . laaprovements. torether with th most experienced work -poeu.wefee! confident of giving entr atifaction t all (eh may favor us with their pelronar-. TEST A KOrrtTT. I Sthme.Ist.lWO. n t Dissolution. 1 TOTICE Is hereby iv-i that th es partnarshlp hereI torore existing between E tward H. Cookie, eat -files i. 8hian. under the aama and first ef Sblna Ooat le. has been diasolvsd by mutual jnut. Tiarefos hoes kaowing themselves Indebted to theahsve firm art) ' eq nested to est I on El. Cookie, wh Is aath risi t swuleth ame. MILES J. SHINE. EDWARD COEKLS. S. B Those whn delay longer, thaa the first or Jaa ary. I"l. will find their aceoaot ia the Band ef Us - yreper efitser. A word te the why, dt. Dec. J. t F. W: ROBINSON'S , Patent Improved Pitts Separator. I IT h bniUenth moat laavwvad piaa, aad baa Bebtn- ' tat s "Patented Improvement far aavtag wrBia, At th last wayn i meaty Fair, we tnrasaa at ta rate r from 8IXTT TO BETENTY BUSHELS OP WHEAT tat j 4S H'iCR WITHOUT AST WASTE. JTDT Bw Oeav- ( altee Report. My Separators bar th a am ef aevte and cleaning th wrain better thaa any ether k I ad ad any ' "Patent doable geared Horse Power 1 acknowledged ; alt te Le by (ar the ligtateat raaalag newer ever mafia '- ,1 will taks pleaanr ta anilytng. fir ef eaarf. pam phlat giving rail descriptions, price. Ae. Addr r. w. robihsoit. RIO HMOXDDN. 1 New York Cash Store, I now reeeivlBg en of th bei effered tor sale ia Wayne C., aaekaaf Dry oed 8 VSQT U 0s I .Hsieeeaanrs to a Jackaoa.) aew Sar te the ettlawa wf ' suebwead aad Waye Coanly. aa watt rely aew aad wait aseorteu stoec ot goo, war parha bar aaaa aaawa doriag ta lata terrible paaaa aa Hew Taw, for ea. aad w feel ceafidest that w ar aew prepared te ewer Goods at Lower Prices Tbaa wer ever effered ta the State efladiaaa. Oar greet experiesw la th pwreaaae ef gssta sea Maw ass te a lit with tden e ef ear ability te most tbe weat et taa pahlie. We knew that we are aew waliiag good a. lew a ia y eaa Bewrnt ia aay er ta easier. tu at re tail price.. Aad visa give retice t all wis t avail tamelvts ef gawd gs4 aad le thaa any hews, ia the Stat, t giv bs a aIL We staall strietly adhere te the OXE PRICE CASH SYSTEM, aad aader a eeaidratiea will we Bail steed ea aredM Oar atwat Uveas Oasts. Lalte llilSrn'f aad Mis. Shawls. I'tetha aatefla (s ladiee TTlitkn Preach priatad aad pasta M sua ass. BSanhiBS. bmsbbb law a aa I Cettwaa. aad ta tact weswta4ag ta ahaalfi Be ta a arsa bibb twy sowaa store, we eeewta B Si lay aa patrvaag e ta paMie JS AfJamwOrl dK W. NEW YORK CA8H 8T0Rlfi. MM. - ' Uotica. A If Bteetiea ef Trwateea ef nUramaaa t a I. O. O. . wiU aa taat s taw tRsail a ' Ledge. Na tl. I.O O-V.ea the Vimmt . at 7 a'ciach P BJ. Te asn year. ssdMUm-Whi . w. aV TaV