Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 36, Number 33, 11 October 1866 — Page 2

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RICHMOND,; IND., OCT.' 11. W " 1866 'svjme noonDjiiEciRciit -arotiieiisiccit: After a two years Vest, we" agiilH"hsniesr op tt old tVwerale(irr, to cirey-v or rtuWrt it "goJ news u4 xW tliif;r (Tl Joy" that -"M -. rOUC V,"l Uta ratu4ited by the IVole. tad lh the Law-Making i'ower of the Country hat been tr'i nmphantly sustained, by overwhelming majorities; Ohio 55,000, ifc; PenilAylvaJiia: 26,000, ; V'. , ""; Indiana 15,000. rnt. Iowa 30,000, , Eight ( aagreaaateit In ladiaaa, ' ' .' t. JFighteeaiaPeaaaylraaJa, ot i ? ' , '--eatea u Obio, -r Jj . j"L't ia Iowa, are the Fraitp( ;CiIory lEiioiigli! 1 f Of5cjVotj.5t .Wayne ounty. ,r . . The following is the., aggregate , vote of .Wayuo County,,!, the election, on tli 9th. We will give the vote by townships next week: ,.v Union Stat Ticket,? r, . mj i-oiicy-...... Congress G. W. Julian! . - ' n"j,f; LUundy Senators Isaac -, Kin ley". s.V wA..F,,S(jotU..v ... .2102 '.,".4032' .;sn7S l';4317 .2133 ...4325 Representative: 5 W. A Peelle VT. W.VrtuItp' 4117 ha :ii''jCioi Vtj. Martin "'4322' i j'-'1' T-r4: M. Gftar. J. .2' 87 n.i !JV-i J.or.?--MeLanghlin . :2V78 -ri5."-''t -John Kpler.;.-.2044 , Clerk: W. W, Dudley, . ' . . .'" . . .426:1 " ' M.'D. teeson .ot.'.:f !rt ." 2171 1 Treasurer JoRrrStriv 1 ."?.. .' 1 43 18 '""joj.i.N. Raymond, j In .vt".i ;20k Sheriff;. J .,pilnger vii4$a$ -; " . V.HIJ. JJpyoact . f..,, , . . , , ,2074 Co, Commissioner: O. T.' Jones. . 43o0 " '-w 4 " :oi TJSfnith. . 1-1.2090 Coroner F Fleming: . i-f. . i4372 ;.. L'.Wn, Cliaedenst, .209Q Surveyor: R. G -SJmte ;437t) District Attorney: II. C. Fox 4381 - ,rR. SDruley. . :20S3 Whole No.'Votea. i 7.. '. J . . . ; .C514 l : Washingtooship,UauiiItou oounty, gi vea 7 15 Uojo, aad , ,n.ot, (xne : .Copper, head, yotej. fcn8 tu hi tU, t l-r , Our majority on the Statet ticket will, we think, be nearly or quite fifteen thonsaad, and,,we;aUal have decided majority iu,oah hj:i4Gh of ttkq Legislature. We have gaineJaSenatorln pach of the foljowiag.n diaJriclsStj Joseph j,. and Marshal: Clinyi an J i Carroll;' Lawrence and MrtMojiji andSwitecrlaHd,. while we vCjlost ntm$aQ far., a$, heard from. Tat elts Uon a Irtaa, pelawar ia gliwisns , That tateU rcdmnMdrrora lebeliamu A special to the Ciftcinniti 'ji&fim lhifcn!clphf,:yr 'Futl reiirtsrram'lhiloVe!eclin.' tiK1 MaWin, oit ielegraphed rraB;Witiiii)rtvahoW 4 Caaaa giq iij that Stole o( nearly 00 .TotK tln?(ith.lectian of Cnkin Qorernor d1 IRilature; "and, also, the election bf ShC'j. 'SIcK-hh; the X'nlon' candidate ' to CoOffreaao i Thie ia (lribaa aewa, aa to Ciarheatl counted on IeUkWAr aa perwia to g for the Jufcuaoo .... . Vt.lt 1UUU1, The Union -eictnrjjn thi Sute is aa Jecisiv for all practical pnrpoW aa' that1 of' !lMat'a)tbbngh the aggragate iaalnrity a) aot so large. Thea, the declared result vus eigM , OwmWra of 0aKre, and tbe fen c racy threa. nkmbeDi. , Subsequently, bowerer, the Tfouse of Represeptatirea decided that WaSHarax, tnltca of Vooaaa'a; fiad been lega'ny efrrtcd in the Seventh IrialrirC which Jnade,eurt delegation in the present Coagrea, saatd aioe to .wo;. We, therefore, lose one member in the pext Cvnresa in coBaeqoeneeof the kucWis of Hit.S iV, Copperhead,'in the Fourth District, w rsptaewwd by FaPtihaTJnlm. Ja the gisVtua.we;shaM bastrawger than in 1S4. Then tlie Senate waa a tie, and no hill could be passed without it received at least one Democratic rote. Xow, we ahall have-tuaw-tWelrS" majority in , the. Senate, and- from" twenty VWny fn th Hoiaejthe tarst majority ca-joint baihts that a ay party has bad within 1 mrmai Oct. 12... f Th; Raptits ras Rar-tist of Hnntinc iWw houseof wofsSiD - .u.3.;e itmii T Baptist Asaocutioa for. the Wahaah Di.trt bAlat tf rnMBfjSfJ-hBren, llftaaecmatr, was aoaed by S,0 pnK.k .-ui'fZ nci.s" V13 , Lr'rae KhnartftwaWttMif twrtf-HoiwrsunTnad eatkianalag brdkesH fetrf beia-ledb artoiem loariee. eaaharoajt hrna rmraHwoe0h ja and aa arja?. A-deaUettir, ioociwr.4 atlbaas,.,. " ovuamar in the. rear tk. rS. aMTriVaT office", sad came near Curding ap "that estabHahaaeotTaatkaj eathnatatl a z,af; WtTraaas -WIvrraflar:i4a . .r .r T.-J - We all ait on Andy's gate. mil r aw taw pi taacbera4 of thai (aith, is about to b aatahiiahed. ia Philadelphia. ' v j v . Mxumpji u Baiyut. CaAbolM jjonrnal pobUabad .Tatprat3U aaoakaaad nUQ e-iinicted wiih'tha -hroh ' , " " " " " Hob. FraaViAi-iaatwa; Jaw saataeanTaan aUyarat iuiaviiie and . jff v--:-g been bsrw j, !Maillt there, esad aa Fnaay. at iba..l4n?!i saa in. Bumetmnitt oavtmt. avaatra'tlorea Maia atr'ia FUriigi; ia w re destroyed by ire aa the 24ta aAaasal fVat nas tti.OAOand the fasaraae aly $ j.Va.

i 'cw. ol EitEurnir ?-Tf "Tliia gallant old eoMier waa poate4 to daJiver a -apeech at KiciKad, on Mfxir erenintr. and in eoia pWny with Bon. D. 8. Goodin? veat to the cut fcr that purpona. The fhillipa Hall waa SlleH to orrrftuwinit "itaV ladtr nd gentlana. K Lear the etd etera,andv eaFtrbatbehadtnaajrapea the political Usoerwf iaa"ar. - tW haapafce Wf an hoar pwben a mubof about two hundred peraons armed and eqiiipoed aaa hMo the baaiaad brokeB the aeeetiae;. Tite General and hi son Ileaiy, came war being killed, .they were (breed inti the eta it aae, aA Jbr aome lime kept tfie aiohat har.-aai &bm1W) made good their capo, and reached the hotel with but little in'jnrr. The iieueral waa hit aeTrai times with atoaea, and twa ef.the Itt ka injared him eooaidarable, one on ' the head and one on the arm.

' ' Thisa aaw'vaeat dfagi aeerttt act tfkat e rpr oeewrree t in all eastern Ln nana and will lonz he nrmembcraa by h citiaeoa.- - We learn that CoL.nel William Bickle eraa ronlilj a ndled by the mb for merely aaVing them to deatet, and not mob a gallant auldier tifce 6eneral Sot. Meredith. -. We da out know what the rault f all tbia wiH ' he where it wilr terminate, and what theiJHdc of auch , TbUtieno law, and order. Are the people to ataed all thia outrajre? all tbia abase, and. quietly eubmit to kf We are in laror of coming eat manfully, and meet them with their own waaaana. It nothing elaa will do bht monocracy, let u all go into it, and spend the last dollar and sacrifice the last drop of blood. If or friend are to be struck down and beat, let us strike aVwa and beat tbetr friends, and continue the .work mitill they hare enough of the play. ' W4 adrise our friends to prepare at once for the work, and not only prepare bnt go into it, and in less tt an sixty days the matter will be .settled, and it will thea bewnderstond whetherlaw and order shall pre Tail, or whether mobocracy will b asUissd and her some the ruling power." p , , r j XST" We find, fie above in the , Cambridge Qit3" Mirror, of the J 1th, and publish' it, In 6rder to make some corrections in the editor's atatemente, and record our condemnatron of the outrage perpetrated On the General. ft., if j It is true that General Meredith and Marshall Gooding came here to deliver speeches. It is not true that there was a ladyT in the flan. It Is' true that the General spoke and that he.was interrupt, edand the inecting was broken np. It is not true that the "General came " near pe:ng Kiueu. n is True xnai me oener- : al went 'into Hie stair-case , at the Hall. 'an(f that he arrived Thence safely to the hotel; and it may be Hriie that stones wcre'thrown at him, and that he Was hit on the head and arm ly stones, but we have no evidence that such was the fact. The affair is dhgraceful enough, ' witliont being intensified "by downright lies'. The" bnl3'! brick-bat we heard of being thrown, struck Robinson Morrison, and by'whorri thrown, nobody knows, and ft iidnt go in the direction . that the General had g6ne,' who was ffim safe at the Huntington House having arrived there under thd'escort of General Tom Bennett, who went into the stair-case and tooTi Gerteral'Meredith under his protec-, tion to the hotel. ' , purinj; the progress of the war, whilst struggling to recruit the ,decimated rank's of our gallant army, there was some eWcuseitffiot permitting the Vallandighams the Voorheeses, and theTJevelins in ha; rangtieing the people to discourage en listments hat that day has gone by.' "We are no longer battling with the swordf the baj'onet and -bullet we are again on a peftte ' footing, and engaged in settling national difficulties by the aid of reason and the free ballot. "Freedom of Speech and Of tie Press," is one of the. most cherished principles oT the Union party, and 'the menVbere f that party should alwaj-s guard wrth scmpulas care and vigilance that saered right of a free people, and not suffer it to be violated due jot or little. Our glorious Union cause, should riot be marred by such disgraceful Bccnes its occurred in our city on Monday nigli't last, that tarnishes the good came oC( Richmond, and gives to such contemptible creatures as the editor of the .Mirror, an excuse to stir , up .jstufe, even to the shedding of blood ! .. Not content with condemning the outrages commit, ted, in firm, and manly language, as an : independent editor of an independent press should do, he. gloats over it and urges his partizans, to re-enact the same disorders "spend the last dollar and Bhed the last drop of blood," and, concludes with this develish axlvice: 'If our friends are to be struck down and beat, let us strike down and beat their friends, and continue the work until they have enough of the play V Had the editor of the Mirror manifested one tythe of the zeal during the Democratic rebel war, in urging AU Democratic friends to shed the first, drop of their blood in crushing bnt the rebellion, that he now does in iirinothe.iu hnto a conflict to maintain freedom of speech, we conld now have some lit- . , .i - . . tie, respect for him and his counsel; but (he. was! found "hammering away at the other end of the line," with his bosom ' friend Vallandigham, and declariug",the ; waf a failure: Instead of discbunten,ancing moh violence, he urges his friends ,to prepare themselves and "go into it," j and prognosticates that the matter can be ;thtis" settled in sixty days 1 Shame and j infamy "l-eet on all who thus counsel, Tor 7 s the advice of no one but a m oboe rat ; at heart, and who would instigate others to do a..' mean l act, which he.huaself has : not tie courage to undertake X ? .s j jA.1L gooil and orderly Union men, with- ) in the limiu of our city, deprecate and j condemn last Monday . night's disgrace -! fuwprk.;, We would not give a rash for ori:ee institutions, if freedom of speech ' and of the press is to be trampled under J i. vir vrf:.-,t c'- Vtil .vol! ; en political position he has, we .firmly J ) D5eye , sold himself for mess of i potU i iage, and poor stuff at that. It is no excuse for ns to sayjhat, because he : threatened Tto cbmehere" and make, a speech at the risk of his ' life-i-that ne armed himself with sDodd" Sondayi School Ikoks"--revwlveirs-to protect himself, th At we should prevent him from i speaking by mob violence. - To-be-sure, , A.was wrong m coming to our city in that spirit but this wrong was not made ; right Jy manifesting the same lawless spirit ' ' - ' d .-' i r e JBTOae ahoe firm, in Massachaaetta owns five establishniasnte. amd .'nrodin-aat J- over l.OOO.OoO pairs a year.

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r - fit. Haaby laippeals "to the Feoplev ' - r h -4 fmm tt, Toledo Blade, 13th-l r Uar at, t -lalw Ibt-eaxt w aranttr,) r October 1st, 156. - President Johnsem, who hez bin likened to And roo Jaxoti, and wich, iinca ml appintment, I conseed him to be in many parti cfcel-rs Lis sooperior, requeated ape and IJeward ( his secerlary and ehaplin) to draw up and publish to the Democracy of the varioaa Stalls holding elecshuns this fall, aa address, or ruther an appeal, firmly beleeving that hed he entendid his toor to .Maine, and ishood an address to em, that ,Stait wood not hev gone ez it did. v William refoozen to take part in the appeal, say in that it warnt uv no yoose, and so the looty devolved upon mev ; ...... .. f , v ; DlOCRATSASU CoSSSEatVKTirKS CT IHS North : . Appreshatiog tho gravity uv the isshocv I address yoo. The signs uv the times ia onainus. A Radikle Cong res electid durio the time when the Southin Staits, wich comprises reely all theiateleck of tltU , people, didn't take no part in the eleckshun, bein too .bizxy gettin out uv Sherman's way to open polls, a Congrees, I repeat, in wich there aint no Suthern men, and wich consekently kant by ny stretch uv the hooman imaginash un, be considered jQonstitooshnel, hez dared to thwart the. President uv the United Staits, and, get up its will agin hiz'n! I need skarcely recount its highhanded acts uv usurpashun. , ; It passed a bill givin rites to niggers, wich accordin to Scripter (see Onesimus, Ham and Hagcr, the only three texts in Scripter uv any parttckeler account), and the yoosages v the Dimoeracy, aint got no rites, and . the President exercisin the: high prerogatives put into his hand by the Constitooshen, vetoed it.;-, Here the ra.tl.. .1... 3 -t - 1 . r . . uiauci ciiuuu uev enuiu. tie ned x. 4 r eased, in a manner strikly coulitooshenel, his objecshens to the measure, and a proper regard for his feeling and jestdeferenco for his opinions, ought to hev indicated the right course. ; Here wuz peece offered this Congrees. Here wuz the tender uv a olive branch.- The President didn't , want, a quarrel with Congress he didn't desire a continyooance uv the jitashen with hed shook the country like s Illinois ,ger, but he desired Peeee. r.Congris cood hev hed it, bed they . only withdrawed . their crood noshena uy wat waz rite and wat wuz rong ratifietl, ez they, shood hev dan, sich laws e the President saw fit. to uiake in short, died they follered . the . correct rool when we hev a Demokratiq Prcsi" dent, and put the Gua ermuent , in las hands with an abidin trust, in bis rcctitood and wisdom, we mite hev avoided, this struggle, and thus wood hev bin peeceful. The responsibility for the dissenshun rests, therefore, with Congriss. , ,r , But these questions are altogether too hefty for the Demokratio tntelleck, nd I fling em out for the considerashen uv the few Post Masters we get from the Uniun ranks. To the Dimokrasy I address my. self more particelerly. Do yon want to marry a nrggtr This isshoo is agin before 300 : "Are yoo ia favor uv elevatin the Afrikan toaposisbeu where h kin be yoof ekal or perhaps yoor sooperior? ' That isshoo is agin before yoo for yoor disciahen, only the danger to yoo is increased. " The matter has becom threatening for, digest it ez ! we may, thousands uv em kin reed, and tha are akknmnlatin propperty and a wearin uv good clothes to a extent trooly alarmin to the Dimokratik mind We hev alluz consoled onrselves with the soethin reflecshen that there wuz - a race lower down in the skale ov humanity than ns uns shall we continer to enjoy that comfort? That's the question for every Demokrat to consider when he votes this foil. Rernov the wate uv legal dissability, and ten to one ef tha don't outstrip us even,' and then where iare ve goin to look Tor a race to look down upon. - It's a close thing at ween us now; arid as we uv this gerierashen can't elevate onrselvs ' why, ' for our eiwn' peece uv mind we' must, I repeet if mcst pull them down. Agin then I repeet. "po tou wast 'to Makrt a Nigger ? Yoor danters wunst Carried banners bntu wich wuz inskribed that trooly Deinokratik motto,' White' husbands or none, and in "consequence " . . ,uuslv, iivin in me enjoyment nv none are thatpgbback on that holy dete,r minashen to preserve the Anglow woolly-headed nigger the'-lbng-heeled n'gger the bo -leed" YdGkR tu step Gg asiiebf yob and exercise the prerogatives of freemen in this OJ-v i -. AWcountry t' Dhyoo want the 'nfggeafbre-' said to be Mayors uv-yoor towns with "all the hatred thV lv ;' toward "us ? 1 What cfiance, oh pemWratik dweller in cities,v think yoo, yoojd hev if hawleil up afore a nigger Mayor on a charge ov disorderly ;conduck t Wat1 chance; wood 'ybbr children hey In a skbot nv wich ' all the teechers wux niggers ? Wat chanee wood i jnr uci ncu uicsuu tur Tiuian miSue- I meanors afore nigger Judges ?' !J : ,Al nowiet me asK, in tne name uy High ITeaven", wood 'yoo " like "tu fe tried for hoss steeling afore a nigger jbbry ? i" i4' "But," say sum uv.yoo who, set ravin by drum, and flags and clswent ooT.tK lently intu- the war and wuz, perhaps saved from atarvin . by niggers-r4these niggers wuz pur friends in the late war !! they fought agin the South F'"" '

pacKsqn race on this continent in its puriy yobyant' tW' niggerthe big btick nigger the'flaii-fbbted niVer the:

O ! wat a deloosionT O t wat blintfuls ! -" - Troo they did, and that shows the. daav 5 ger that's afore, ns that lifts the fog ifrom the preciice 1 ontu vich we are

- - ...r aoti tuts xaci proov t it proves tne onreasonaUenessuv the Nigger his dtsonVentednr9 with the posishen to Which nacher assigned him, and his cursid dis (posiUonr tew upset the normal condition. The Bible makes him a? servent unto' his .brethren, (see Ham7HageTandOnesimns, three blessid texts). Science provs t him tew be not a man but a beest, and so .take him ez we ma, either ez our brother ; or ez a beest, and Dimoerisy, with that ; liberality wich hez alluz distiugooshed it, gives evre man his choice wich theory to take, his condishen is servitood. But he, t with a cussidness . a perversity wich I s never cood understand, flies into the face . uv the Divine decrees, flies into the face f uv science, and asserts his independence, i He. turned agin them ez hed fostered him ; turned agin,, in many instances, his own parents (in those instances for . convenience, the parents adopted the . breth ring theory,) and for an abstract ijea fought agin em. That restlessness . under bonds alarms the Dimokratic mind. ,We who oaned em under the Scripter, (see Onesimus, Hager and . Ham,) and under the eternal laws uv scientific trooth, was content with the arrangement, aud why shood tha not hev ; bin ? Things wuz normal. They work- . ed and we eat, and ef tha bed bin content with this ekitable division uv the j labor uv life, all wood hev bin smooth to day. Shel we desert Androo Johnson after all the trouble he hez bin in gettin back to us? Shel we eleck a Congriss thia "' fall so soaked in Abilishun so filled with ohjecshuns to our South rin brethren ez to refoose to receive em back into the seats wioh tha vacated ? Consider I The Southern . Dimokracy hevn't and don't lay up nothiu agin yoo. Tha are willing to forgiv and forget. They . failed, but they are wiliin to forgiv the cause of the ' failyure. They hevn't got ; the Gyeniment tha wanted, but tha find no fault with that, but are wiliin to take charge uv the wun tha hev bin compelled to live : undr.. Kin tha olTer fairer? ,The fate - uv war wuz agin em.bur-in all hard -. feelins, they extend . tew us; Chrischen i charity, and say heer we air take us --'give uz our old places. v They hev bin - chastened their household' gods have : bin d est 103 ed and their temples hev bin ' torn down,: Wun nabor Uv 'mine lost two sons in the;"Confedrit array," another son, which he hed refoozed 1,500 for in ' 1800, he wuz compelled to shoot, coz-be wuz bound to run away into the Federal army, and two octoroons, which he hed a dozen times re footed $2,500 for. each in New Orleenes, Tie saw lyin dead ou the 6teps uv a skule house, iu Memphis. Hez he suffered nothin ? And yet he is wiliin to take a seet in Congriss forgetlirt all he hez suffered,, and : forgivirt the caus thereof..: Wat wickelness it is, which ' wood further bruise sich a broken reed. Therefore, ez yoo love yoorselves and hate the. nigger, I implore yoo s to act. Take yoor choice .u v the platforms uv the different .;. Staits vote f ez a Johnson Unionest or ez a Dimokratic Johnsonian but vote. ; ,-! p. i. ... Kaintucky holds out her hands appealinly ! , Kaintucky implores yoo to build " up a bulwark North uv the, Ohio River to save what little is left . uv . the pure Dimokracy there ! , Kaintuckj' will back yoo iu yoor endeavoors.. Will yo heed her. cry ? Shel she appeel ia vine ? ForbiditHevin !,:. - r ; : . - . ' n il Petroleum V. Nasbv, P. 1 1 ? k-.:;-; '!.i'yj (wich is postmaster.) i-i The Indiana Soldier.. . , t The Cincinati Commercial has the-following complimentry notice of the soldiers., of Indiana, and the history of their heroic deeds now being issued by Merreu. fc Co., of Indianapolis. ,T .';'The soldiers of Indiana; were about as nearly omnipresent during the war as it fas possible to be. , They seem to haye been more thorougly-distrib'uted to all the various fields . of operations, tbarij the troops of any of the States, consequently the history oC ,The Indiana Soldier''-, ia the history of. the war, Nl fie .work attempts to. comprise every thing referring to.Indiana's part. in the great conflict, and snce the general idea and scope of the work' was in the design of the pub lishers early in the war, it is fair to pre 1 suuie luai yui very iiLiie w in oe leit ung'atherea in the great field to"be explore !'. Every incident great or s mall r' that bears' on" the" lusCorv'bf an Indiana soldier ap-' pejus vo ue ueen scrupulously treasured, so that scarcely one bif the heroes, cf thafState will fail'.'to discover a mirror pf'some act of his in the great national struggle. B KiixtrJ bt - BKBs'.--In' IHiaois, a few days ago," a 'Mrs'Rimbair was- driving alowg tho road, when a - swarm7. oT Bees' lighted spot hei1 horse and literally stung hthi todeathjo Mr.7.RiebT,wbo'" was Work-; ing" near 'hyV 'eame 'op "and waa: badly stung in the vain attempt to'reseoe the horse. It seems tHaTrte-tees stung the horse bltntt, almostat1 firs'and "' "afterwards he made'no exertions to.free him self from his fbrmenters. .The liorse lived about three hours. -'iff , 4 ';:! !"The fbree of regulars in Canada Is how aBout 12,000 effective xnenv and about 44; aefif xToere. ara on ha rods 34,000 uilitia Jbut, npt - more than . 2000 are raedefi&fivelyT ""4"w 1

Georga Wathinglon on Copperhidr Tn Guild srtsew?voluTne, fManning and lirowa UnivertyV" we find this extra-t from letter from Washington to Reed, It gives me very sincere pleasnre that the assembly is sojwelldisposetl to seeond yoav endeavors ' la ' Vriuging those murderers of onr cause, the monopoli aers, forstallers and engrossers, fcy con-punishment-It is to be lamented that each State, long ere this, has'not hunted them down as pestsv'of society and the greatest enemies we have to the

happiness of America, I would to God1,XU utii au VKUiSTKKt.TNriiii.A., rliit o.m r f AVE completed their IMPROVEMENT tbat some of the more atrocious in each 1 II attd r noK oanas best v Tt RMSState were hung in gibbets upon a eal-1 f of '

lows five times as high as the one pre- i pared for Haman. No punishment, in j my opinion, is" too severe for the man' who can build "Lis greatness upon bis ( coiintrv's ruin.1 "' ' c ' ' President Jefferson on Presidential Pere- ' grinations. The following extracts from a letter ! written by President Jefferson to Gov- ' f ernor Sullivan, of Massachusetts, will be j j read with some interest at the present; time, not nnlr frr tli .t,rin... . : 1 t ,1 , , , , . dence in regard tO the election Of "Mr. Xincolu," (GOV. Lincoln) as -a Repub . ' lican Executive, but for the views ex,1 ; .,,.,.- , . . , ... pressed in relation to Presidential pere grinatiODS. The letter Can be found in Volume O, of Jefferson S Complete Works, trirt page 1WU. ! Wasuigion, June 7,1 807. DsabSir : In acknowleilging the re- j ceipt of your: favor of the 3d. inst., I t avail myself of the occasion it offers cf tendering to yourself, to Mr. Liucoln, : and to yoar State, my sincere congratalations on the late happy event of the election. of a Republican Executive to ? preside over its councils. , - , 1 , With respect to the tour my friends have proposed that I should make m that quarter,'! have not made up a final opin ! ion. The course of life which General.', Washingtou had run, civil aud military,! the(service3 'he had rendered, and the! share he therefore occupied in the' affec j tio'ns of his fellow citizens,' takes from his examples the weight of precedents for otliers, because no others can arro i gate to themselves the claims which' he j had cu the public homage! To myself, inereiore, it conies a new question, to bs viewed under all the forms it may present. I confess that I am not reconciled to the idea of aChief Magistrate parading ? himself through the several States as an '' object of public gaze,' and in qui s.t of-j applause, which to be valuable, should be'." purely voluntary. I had rather acquire i silent good will by a faithful discharge of my duties,' than ' owe expressions of ' it to putting m3'sclf in the way of receiv. f inff them. ' a a T " never yet seen the time when the public business would have permitted me to bel so long in a situation in which I could carry it on, so I have no reason to expect that such a time will eome while I remain in office' " n Judge Alexander, of the Circuit Court of the City ; of Baltimore, decided ' the other day that greenbacks were not a legal tender in payment of rent under a lease executed in 1863. He held the act of Congress in relation to making- o-reen-backs a legal' tender unconstitutional V and voidan assumption, of power not granted by , the States to their agent,, the General Government, and the Court in argument pot the important query, "Can Connress convert - paper iato trold and In the French capital. Paris, a drunk-1 en man tumbled into a basket containing 3,000, eggs. The, effect was naturally r j: J. Jt , J f disastrous in the eggstreme. 1 he Ke Venue Commissioner has deci- 3 del that rubber boots and shoes ae sub ject to a tax of five per cent as articles I r :. ' i 1 vi n cai iujj ipui Ki. At the National Horse Fair at Kal mazoo, on the 4tht Dexter won a purse of 81,000," beating Pitcher, Jr. The best time was 2:21a,. ; .;' "!.- Hon. H. H. Herndon, Mr.1 Lincoln's law partuer, made "peech at Springfield lib, on Thursday night (4th Oct ) in which he 'proved that Andrew John8en,iwas hostile to tho policy of Mr. Lin coin, throughout the, entire administrauuu vi tu e laiuer. , ; f Tna; Fashioks. A .Paris correspond-.-j ent aaya that the latest thing in the fashion: 'llIW! Il thf Jttn Hmim . . 11 ; 6kirt a Short ;kirt Of somewhat yiyid,! color over a loager oae of a sombre hue, t such as'pink on black, or.pink on., gray. He also aya that rinolie which has ruled .the" day , for sq long,.is at its last gasp. It is fast disappearing and iakv ing way for skirU that.- take J less room, and do ot expose our wivesand daugh ters to an untimely death, Jy -fire, tJehetal Dix hasexchaffged his5 posi tien of Naval 6f!ieieF at New 4 York. for". that bT MiPisfet "to- France: 'He taker tnep!acer Mrr Bigelow,' resigned Commodore" Richard F: Sf bcktori died at PrfdcetbnN. "J, last5 Sundaj-j 'aged seventy years.'1"2 l-ns 10i -""' J-.tnP-affJa7 the "pted horse Umlerf dirf.i??"hP" lt FrrTjay,', lie bad been, afflicted with' paralysis for a yearpaW"4"1,s - fS" d 'brother trpo,- i)a-rn FuxlG;"bas come to the concTaatoe that stickin's; type ia far more preferable thaw actmg fa tba eapaeirvof " btava,pllaiai,-" atai, umnlmtir,t da back to tho "old Minion ease," never more to iir W.. Bactae, Mr. .oba Yaoaandt, of Oaia, to Miaa) Mary-Jane Garrett, of Franklin Township. - On Sunday last, by the same, Mr. Janata fJav to Miss Qelilah Barton; all of Fraaklia Vwaak'p.

SierilTs Sale.

i 1 BY Tirtae of a TVeree an.) Cxecntimi to me dirvcted trom the Waa t'omiaea tleas Court, 1 wilt expose at pathlie. sal-: at the C'mrt Bows door ia Centerrute, Wavtie Cooaiv, Indiana, ' , - . . "- 4 Oa the Srdav jf Noyr mber, IS6, Ketween the hoars oC, 19 oVk. A. M. and 4 o'clock, P. M. e t4th, the ,ifawhy Twpeny n-wit; . Lil nutnlxr r tr-;ifc (51mfejit part of the city of rUrtavVml, VT'f -Omnty, Indiana, laid out by Bwkle A Lins, a af pTr aaVtbtt j lat of aaid citr.-t tha aaiue ta U auld aa Cm property of "Haroa Yualit to satisfy id Devtve. aixl txcutia in my hand ia faT.tr of WiilianvVf njrk!uant John M. L a. 1. IX. l'AXSOX, hhcrtff W. C. EYRE & IaANDELIm, FV TXa DRY GOODS. Fin SWk of SII A WIJ5, Fine St.-k of SI I.KS. - Fine ?t-k 4 DltrNS IStKIDH, . Fine M.k of VtKlr:N, ? Fine .-Krk of STAFLK GOOItti. Fine Stock of FANCY GUUl)tt,t., JZ&Sew and desirable Cniods daily reccited, and Sold at Small advance Wholesak't Sept. 27, lsoo. - 91-St. Administrator's Sale. J"OTICE is hereby tirvn that the wodeisinued AdI mimstrator, of the eseaae of WiHiam Atarrr, de ceased, will ofli-r for aaW at FnbUc Sale at the late rvs'JeDr' ,he dJJ. in Jetferson townsl.ip, two miles south-west of lingers town, m Hay no euuatr, Indiana, on . ., Friday the Jtta. day of October, 186. ; All the persunal property (not taken by the w alow,") belonping t.. said estate, consisting in part of three ' hedo' horses, one cow, serenteen head af hogs, ane i two-horse wagon, plows and harness, one reaper, one - fanning mill, wheat and oars by the btndiei, com in . the field, and hawsehold aad kitchen furaatwee, aad a ? Tariety of ther articWa not accessary to muotkm. Terms of sale On all sums orec three dtJlars, the r purchaser will be entitled to a crtxi of tliree months. j by giTinghis note with approved security, waiving all i valuation and apprai:enient Unrs : thn-e dollars and : under caab. DAVID BOWM AS, Adm. i oct.er 2, laea-si w. ANTON EGLI, UAS opened anvstiabliahuieiitfor the uaitulaotnre of all kinds ot . , FU N ITU RE, .At the corner of Sth. aud Wain street, thia cue, and respectfully auuuiuco to the public that be is now prepared to male to prdeT and korps n hamt ecerr ilescripimn of l'arlor. Sitting Kota aad Vlnaaiwr Furniture at the fchirtut notice. Promptly attrnded to at n thr rs THE INVALID CHAIR, Specially adaptfid the wants of the sick room, Jhspatentui, and which M mo etfual tor ease and convenience. ' . ' ; - Administrator's Notice. Di'OTK.'l j.-j bvtvb.v jriveiv. t'iat t'.e iwyi-.Tsis-ne-t li i' t:ffcr IH W s fVe Wayne Probete Foort taters of Administration on the Kxt.ite ot John M. linnDunn'i lute tf -mrr in:tty,- lltaiwd. Tio;e having claims 'caiust sni estate will present them dulv autfieirfVrrK-4 ffr S"t',nrP'i. wr'hm the time presc-pih-eil hv law, tnl--wmse inj(?t)!d t tiie Minr n rt--quirvd ( mh. JwatMdjata li.iyua-iit. The Folate-is supposi to oe aulvent. ,... .. rr.iZArETfT HtWAs, - Aiionut-rtr. ,' Richmond, Sepr, 27, W&. .... , ., , - t tr JTT tsaiv: i y"lf.W taeU.9. -Sw KARTIiETT r3real avarrVtrra, S6S V - Jrm M rtHl pnr BMWU - - fiaicfca t (aia, Sba evisliajwa - : k'AUK BROTHKItaV m. igiiii ei4 1fPBt PiUWC, MsllmafA.. at JOY, OOE & CO., Advertising & Commissicin. Agents PRINTING INKS. r aeasrr roa J. G-. COOLEY'S WOOD TYPE. iB.-Vrr-.'i. 'Browns RniltTinrt fTilla. '! Urtllt'- (Tribune ItoiMraa, N. Y. " Aocr ia . tsoli. Tlie prettiest thing, the "sweetest tb ag," and the most of it for the least money. Jl overcome the- odui of para ptea tien; saftens and adds dabcacy to the skin ; is a delightful uerIume;sl4ays headache and inffamation, and is a necessary companion m th sick mom, in therraraery and upon tha toilet sMr,l. It caa iwobtaiaed everywhere at one duliar par bottle.. ., Saratoga Spring Water, sold by ad Druggists. i rnun t of Plantation Ktcrnt Bold in one year I srwnethrng stirrlirrg. They would till llroadway six feet hith, fnan tha Park to 4th street, ltrake'a Diaiaiat'actory ia-woe of tlx iaMitwtUins of Ynrt tt , aW1 fraki. n.inlMl all h f rocks in the Eastern States with his cabalistic US. T. ISoO.-'X.," and then got the nM granny legisla tors to pass alaae prereatmar dufiguring tha face of nature," which grr no ho,r tois Kittpss sell ait no grrea tuna a Bumoyuty. .Vkedonot but we oo know the rVutation other article ereT did. Ther are used br all classes- ot (be community, aad are dearth on Dyspepsia certain. -Tbey are-very ianrigora ting when laiiguHl aud weak, and a great appetiser. Saratoga Spring Water, saw by ail Drugi-.ta. "In lifting the kettle frrm the fire I scalded aayself Tery severely one hanf al most t a crisp. The torture was unbearable-. The MeTrfcan Mostang Lininasot selieved the-pain alawiat rearawdkately. It healed rapidly, and Wtt rury liuW aea. . ' ' Cm in. Foster, 420 ltroatd StFhilada." This is merely a sample of what the Mostang Liniment will do. it is iaratmble in all cases of wonnds, awellings, spraim, euta, britiseay spa viae, etc . astber upon man r beast. ... , . , -;i Beware of counterfeits." 3oe ia gewofne 'unless wrapped in fine sfl-plate ewsrrarrnr, bearfng ' the signature of O. W. Wetbrook, Chemist, and the ftrirate stamp ef VgTixn Brrs A Co., Xew Tort. Saratoga Spring Water5,' aoMby atiDVnggisu. .rv- - : . - .. arvation from preTOatnre beHness and turoing grar, makes the han rich, scft and giosay.cradieatca.dand ran, and causes the fta:r to g;ow with laxunant beautv. It n ld evert-where. E . T HOM A.S L FOX. Chawriat. Hi' Y. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by a!) Druggists. WhtDid It? Ayfone Udy',' refurnrng fo her country Iwur alter a suurn l tkn wM"iio e York, was hardlr recoenixed bx lr !r-n.. to u!-. of a rustic, flusheTacw; tsf a Htrt "r-nl r cotlj.e j. ion, i aimosi mruiewsBHHZHMMa aa I tnw ea-l m 23. she reallv apptrared ftim. fM tiaras utainlv sheared tWin'a -ilaatai Balm, aud w-a!d mt be witiKut il, 'sAnjf can .improve -her fierriaVa p pearim very uiactr try srentn tr.nt srricfe. It can be ordered i Soy dragiitw.wW j cents. ; A Saral9ga Spring Water,uiy aiiDetipgi,, i:o di '.-J.h ol si-Jaaj is.-t od" ty Hcimsrtreet's hRasttabkr. Hair Coloring has been steadily e;ro wmgln favor" for over twenty-yeara. It sets trprm tte abavh-hewtraitM roots ef the- bsir.'and aafts it ta ita. original caior by dejjrxea. .Ali a, atantarieons "dvaa deaden and injure the hair.' fieTuistnret'K acti dye, hat ia certain ia ita resails, paaU motes its growth, spd is a beautiful Hata Dacsaisc PrieeaeOTmandStSO. " SteW by aO dealer. - - Smf Og4 SpViff g Water.'aoM by altDrgnfbJr! V;---'. j f-. -a : g J tii'.oY. s if 3 e; CirrtrV B snraji W" Veim swtHTa 0nafca-for , Ueanbwra, Sick Hesmaehw, Cewera. liortj wj, Ac where a. warming, genal abmtatwnt ia required. Ita careful prvparatioa aad entire parity abWt ea and refisfc article for cmhnrf pmrVPae 'a)a) esaa.ephafa, atiw ctsvpev botAi. ,.f,Kf Saratoga Spring Water, eu by sU DraafaitB May i,A. 11 ly.

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BTTHCrSEOr ,-' 1. - i it ff WILL SCRELY KESVLT IX Talrsa abceked in ita incipwBt atageav IT NEVER FAILS. Cure Wairrnuitcd if Directions sue followed. : .. 1-, ... ' , t .w m-.ii w -i.i.:-t t i M-yj o; . i A t rtioiaiii, Kt :1UIX ItiTrUES WILL I.AST A, VONTU, r.t, ' l.f. I. .. CdL&XN'THB EBiU .'. i 1 Hvtirral Ja a few Minates. it. m l -j.Lbad breath: Caasad by onesnnva WEAK Caaaed by CaUrrhal aft rtmaa. SBNSB OF OMEI-Is When leeseoed or dealvoyaaL .ciXrllAJD ilB lo ff;c;cO - Whew caaaedT by Catarrhal Difficulties- All ara eared aw thia rtmsdyu ;r-f "a f. ' J'i ! t I f - ,-,V . ' : : iir rt i Jti:. Are more frequently than otherwise ansed by at - thick, shav macoaa, faBiag fsnaa tha head, ... epiaAyaWuigtho.-niBa"ad aaasliag fauaaCataaah, aad . ara eared by - UYMPTOMO: The eynsntnnrs of Catarrh are at Brat' rerr aticht. Feraoaa awd they hare a caid. that they ham frreuent attacks, and are more sensitive to the change of temperature. In thia condition tha Dnseaaay bedVr, or m a7ichrd'hrsAsaTfcLafwa5 ftrfA aadawiheaive, may amyw. i A lb disease .he ceaai a'chronic, fhi discharges mS increased in quaatifr and changed ia qoanty; tbey are now thick and heavy, and are hawked or congbed' 7 off. Toe secrotw are-ionViwve, eaasing a bad breath: the raaaathseft wad wmrnik thw emr am weak; ' tha sense of sane -ia h laiiind ardaatrojad; daafaeaa t freenently takes place. . .j -Another com moo and iarpnrtaat armptoaa af CaUrrha Miaa thaijfaw ia nUigwa lvi-mi bm t'mtiat in ttiemnrrrtng'rr "stirV ot ihmy arltenaa ,-SrbMf has Ullen Iram tfeeAweai Uviraf the night. When iav takes pt-e, ,the aeraoa may be aura that Lia diirdpa ia OA l yrary pft luaffi,-nd aboald iuoaa no tianeia"arresting it. - " ' , .f,u,,'f .i'lli,rSr?r.Vatfew of the asety CairrU aysapn tro. Wrte to oar LabratnrT Pir umr paaar?ilet descnbragfnlly aIVTmlfntrit"win aairt FKEE to say .' Ala: dactaunai wbeve ta pruaasw tW medicioe. .ii, , t,;j TUia remeflr enwtaiss do MiXEKALer POISFTcTTTni.nrt; y-rt r?t.T?.t fliu st'Kik4wMii; aH' an mH lA iltAnUif-ivl wmnr tl.ev am aw- h furnoo 2.S 4J toifry t!"tmt'i. - 't(it.Ji is ItwiS Thrtiift -r LtinW, kw!4.'"wT!t-af Avw f.rt-oor fwmpiet RV 'fewcri'img alt ay mptjas pertaialor U Sat ivMfe-Hmmmi" " i . Il riil be seat free to aay add"i srt aa- ItTrsTBalIi' int. n Put rtiJMlh; i-niH wn . '. . Foty eLiraragp . Aayatama a VaaSclxaaak, Chicago, IIT. Peaaas Barnea A Co., Sear Tork; D. BaaIMrait, JKh ;WeaIjA Potteraaataa. MaawJ grawes atiehajrdaA Co, Pntbwrg. Pa.; Collins fWav Albasnr, S.r Stroaar A Araapfrn iig.Cleaaaaaat, O.io' WJahaatoa Datrait, 1ti,wSirmnS cZ,

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