Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 36, Number 35, 25 October 1866 — Page 2

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RICHMOND; 1ND., OCT.; 23, 1866. STATE ITEMS. W t lc -tu rMt abound aboat Trr - liSUtCsaii t !Wor ,t .. j lrahTiil clAlaw W b tind citj ia the State in population. .-. Toiret TUoaMI JolUrs ia the plary of :im"l C7. rrwnn, of MadionTInl ' ii"iet? a man jam perl tenrfeet u 1 i'eviiineTt'ef'i it Lfa r ette, 'tVe Vitheir Ti.v Jiur, uf tlie, Fort T, avne Denxi'Vt has been presented with a keg .A. ayrtyjtiiiwrtglnag ninety jkx doubiIs has In-vivtf fuwi in .YigO coiiQtjfy Sqito pumpkins that,, -inf a!I ' ' 'iiw'ih-ouiviilc Democrat, teil about a BUlk.1 of. oabrtce bearing thirty beads, .each jut feet. IlThat will do.; ,nti (,- Geo. M. llerlford of Marion: co.; oki t' to Tlrfts. Graves of Boone co , three Durham bejfers A 800, ZW and 9360 if"; A'nMetliodist church was dedicat ed at Kokonio last Sabbath, Dr. Edd, i : 'Tho editor of tbe Crawfordsvifle ' Rev few "has been' presented 4whh an' apple weigMrig ' twenty ' seven onnces,'' and " measfirinjg sixteen-' and a quarter inches" in circnmference. u; "'-'' ' :r ' - "! " iV. The btore of IToffiaan Jt Bro.,' wai entered Sunday night, the safe broken open, and sevrntecnhandred dollars in money stolen " '"iSof far, suspicion does' not rest' npon otiy one. -Loganaport Pharos. . j . Mr. fAntipfcss Thomas, ' of Kosciusko couuty in this State, was robbed of $700. by high way men., last, Thursday., Mr Thrinsia has been robbed four timea withi n tli'e past yjPar is getting used to it. It ti tmderstood that Indiana will send Gov. 0.-,l., Morton to the United : State Senate. Gov. , Morton is one of the ablest arid tniest of the prominent men of the" nation. There, gentlemen, ; is timhur for the Presidency. Wes. Star4 Ltkiauon, O, j ,; ; . ,; ; t . ; iWT!t's so!,, Better "timber" uever giewv it's genuine Live Oak, cultivated ii Old, Wayne," and is so firm and Bolid thut ("tbe gates of hell (traitors and copperheads) cannot prevail against it ; 7' Jmt the 'Indianapolis Journal' says lie f is not a candidate for the President cy, haa no idea of being a candidate, and does not wish to be placed in the catagofy'of aspirants for that position.". . SiiooTtNa j Affrat at Salkm. We leurn from a gentleman who came down from Salem yesterday, r that another nhooting affray occurred in that town on Wednesday night. It seems that Win... i'itu and a man named Edward Tulle ooJ. itiwo a difficulty, which, resulted in the former being shot by the latter., iWe ha v no particulars as to the cause of t'le row, or the result f the wouud. Kew Albanv Commercial. A wholesale poisoning atlair occuned two " miles east1 of Lafayette, Ind.y on the lCth,inst. The family or William McCsTty, ' seven in number, were taken with vomiting while at dinner, the symp. toms showing unmistakable signs of poionfnsf. UA physician was called who pronounced it a severe case of poisoning by arsenic; bat bow it got into the food rental ni;: a myetery. 7 At supper a neigh bor. who carae in to care for the sick family, was attacked with like symptoms ' Three'of the patients are still in a 'precarious condition; the others are recovei J lDg: .:"! ., .. . ; Th GiectisMirg, Ind., Union says, on Tuesday evening, Oct.9, about 6 o'clock, a destructive tornado swept through the country five miles south-east f that city , . . . . m. a . uprooting trees, etc. The large barn of Isaac -S. .H Lite, just completed, : was . blown down, and the lumber and timbers mpstlx. ruined. Some heavy timbers were'blown the distance of ten or twelve ; feet. 'Henry Winker, German i a the ' employ of Mr. White, was seriously in- ' jurcd b.y the falling of some of the timbers., .LI is shoulder was dislocated and one arin broken in tw places. He is "doing' well nnder the treatment of Ur. Ilitu Mr. White's loss was about 92,- ' 1ad nt AsstGxstKST Tho Indianapo lis Hcfali of Saturday says: -:. ' -; , "" 'In5' consequence f the embarrassments of the former proprietor.an asstgnucnt'has rTeen made of the Herald office ' to ;Mr' William Henderson, who will - temporarily conduct it' for the bnefit of - ' creditor; vTbe paper will be published 1 as Hartal, and all contracts heretofore made will be scrnpulously filled, until J such time as the concern may be disposed of "-'Negotiations are now pending, and ' it is thought that in a few days tho paper will be placed on permanent footing, : "with'hew proprietors. " Jn n eat vill. ti "fnt for tbe -Union 'patronage not a I4rwwrtie airy in the State coold live. -ji fif r?roM has been an unscrupulous u ertn of the Very worst class of Copper- - " lieads. " Notwithstanding its statement thatiii nd" ease will it suspend," this is but an easy way of letting' down. The ti Democracy 'unaided never sustain their in VrP:.:-;"'- V: ..T.' : t ' y When "swinging round the circle" the i wPreojdeni left the Constitution ; inthe ijban W of the people." They have been .'i tiding it and Tendered their opinion ' ' V.i&djT week. How does his Bxcellency It Tj 1 4

GENERAL NEWS.

Tlie Astrr House, New York, rents for 95,0(JO per yeari 1 Q Counterfeit one doliar greenbacks are circulating qaite frely. : ! fc" Portland require 800 million feet ! V A bale 6f newbopa recently-sold in New York for 31 perpouitfl 1 . York city has bad five i thousand luore deaths t-iis year than last. Oliver GolJiinith'aiece dieil in IIoboken, N. J., last week, aged 81. r A young Montreal publisher ha ab.aconded with $25,000 not bis own. ; Clolera is stiU rain araon the negroes on the Louisiana plantations. r-'-l ..ill 1 P J- uIt.lr Tr ' -,. J. J.ll-UU.V iUVLUIJ 1U JUU8LU1, U9C0 ft800 cord3 of t irch wood per annum. ' Squirrel:! and coona are thicker than ever before known in New Hampshire. : A. branch of the U- S. Military Asylum wiil be established at Augusta, Me. , .Sil -At Wlveeling, Va a boy of nineteen P has juat married a woman of fifty -five ""A; little girl of Montreal f was aared from drowning by gabbling geese there. noi9 draw a3sistanco to the The total cost of the New York Cen- . tral Park up to last January, was 89,763,895,98. Toe Government allows Jeff. Davis twenty "dollars per week for the purchase of rations. s - - '" Orders have been issued to the various recruiting officers to enlist no more men for the cavalry branch of the service. , One of the attractions of the Paris ..... . . .j Universal Exhibition next summer will be a prize of $2,000 for the best singer, i! i Gold has been found in Somers, Mass., . epeeimens of the ore shewing, by assaying, over ten ounces, or $222.67 per ten. Yellow fever is gradually increasing in New Orleans. Eive to eight death 3 are daily reported. The priests and Sisters of Charity are working night and day to relieve the wants of the unfortunate sufferers at Quebec. - The well of the Sullivan County Oil and Mining Company at the depot has reached a depth of near 700 feet. No signs of oil yet. At a fashionable wedding at Albany, N; Y., the bride received a check for 850,000 from the father of the bridegroom. The greatest novelty of the season in the New York f:shionable world is said to be the short dress, just introduced from Paris. Mr. Walter, the principal proprietor of the London Times, has left England for a iuiii in mi: oiuvc 1 ouiiius, iinum iiuii-u by his son. f'ii f T r ti j a 1. ( 1 nliilitrnn ntftirt.l tlm i public ana private schools of New Albany over two thirds of them attending the public schools. A colored convention at Albany, New York, passed a resolution insisting on the right of the elective franchise to all classes of colored people. Scotland, with one-half of the population of Irelaud, consumes annully 2,304,000, while Ireland drinks only 2,300,000 gallons. The Pennsylvania Legislature stands: Senate 24 Uniou to 12 democrats; House 63 Union to 3i democrats. And that's what's the matter with Cowan. Colt's Arms Manufacturing Company, at Hartford, have an order for manufacturing 1,000 Prussian needle guns and 100 Catlin's patent, revolving cannon, at a cost of 8100,000. Major General Thomas, commanding the Department of the Southwest, eoi- . bracing Kentucky, Tennessee Alabama, I Georgia and Mississippi, will establish 1. 1 1 a a. T - Ml 1 a 1 bis headquarters at Louisville, Kentuckj' The number of emigrants landed at the port of New York last week was 5, 091 making 194,902 from the first of January last up to the present time, against 140.259 arrived in tiie correspond ding period last year. " Gov. Cox has gone to New York to canvass the State until the election. The coutest there is exciting, but it will result in an overwhelming Union victory. The probabilities are that we shall rain two Union members of Congress. The rebel organization at New Orleans known as the Knights of Arabia, is said to have 7,090 stand of arms and four pieces of artillery. Tho Union men of Louisiana are naturally very uneasy over this discovery. A corps of engineers on Friday last, survey iug a site for a new White House at Washington. A park is also contemplated to embrace 300 acres. The location selected is two miles from the city on 14th street. Rumor says that the wife of one of the members of the cabinet was invited to dine with Queen Emma and also to accompany the President and party to Cbicago. "No," said she. "I bare no fancy "for dining with a cannibal or travelling with a nienagerrie " Gen. Sweeney has gone to his home in Waterford and has issued an order, in which he wishes , it understood that he has resigned his commission as Secreta- : ry of War and Commander of the Army of Ireland, and that he has for the present disconnected himself with the Fenian Brotherhood. i A number ot sudden deaths have recently taken place at Annapolis, caused by imprudence in the use of raw oysters, which the late rains in that section have rendered unwhol some. At the instance of eminent physicians, the corporate authorities have forbidden the bringing or offering for sale of oysters until theT 1st of Nov- next

On Mondny morning the 12th inst., a destructive fire occurred at Valparaiso. Porter county, Ind., which destroyed property to the value of 817,000, follows : G. A. Sayle, hardware store, 55tO,00(K insured for Su.OOOi Bartholome'wjc McClellan 1, damage to goods and building, 31,5')J, fully insured; A. Isham, loss

of building ' and barn; and dajsa're'to j goods, 81,350, no insurance; G. Ilioch, i loss f ,T.'AreUo:je au 1 damage to Jpod-?. f l,S0i ittouvedCUlkuM fe UtxU.cf, data- 4 age to goods, dl,00 J, ii.s ired; Josegh O. ; Osborne, loss of stock of -lethe.v 51 "0 !- insured for 1,'. 00; S K. Skinner, ,$5!)'), j insured; D. il. Morton,, &iQ0, no iiisur- i ance; L. II. Maudeviiie, 8500, Salisbury t q 1 on : Some of the Democratic papers go a J great way for their arguments. The Buf- f falo Courier brings the following ' bulwarks to the defense of the President's f policy : "All Henry Claj-'s sons are friends cf President Johnson arid his policy. "All Daniel Webster's sons arc with the President. "General Grant's two brothers and the i General himself cordially sustain' the ' President." When ire modify this statement by the standard of- truth, and remember tha Daniel Webster's sons have been long : in their graves, that General Grant ex ' pressly repudiates attempts to identify J him with the President's party, and that one of Henry Clay's two sons fought in j the rebel arni3', the remaining possible ! basis of fact for this formidable array of ! Johnson retainers with hereditary pres- I tige is very small. Boston Advertiser. ! Serious trouble is apprehended from the present condition of political matters at Baltimore; on election day. The Police Commissioners had been arrested ' on a charge of official misconduct. Gov, Swann insists on having the commission tried before him, and this novel procee: ding is resisted by the counsel of the defendants, who declare their readiness to ms et the accusations before any court of competent jurisdiction. The com- j missioners appear to have the advantage j thus far. Gov. Swann has issued a proc- j lamation warning leaders of 'comhina- , tions" within the city, against obstruct ing and resisting the Slate laws, and threatening prompt punishment for so ( doing. Gen. Canby arrived in the city on Monday, and had an interview with the Mayor and Police Commissioners, to ; inform himself of the condition of ni'fairs there. . ; The city of Baltimore will decide the j result in the State. In that city there is j a Board of Police Commissioners vho?o duty it is to appoint Judges of Elections, j These Commissioners are loyal, stud they i appoint judges who enforce the law . against disfranchised rebels. Gov. Swann ; though elected !3- the Union voters. Iras'. ; like Andrew Johnson, gone over to the other side, and is a caniJate for the i illicit JSlates ISenate. ilo lift een ap- , Jomtiiis j 1 pealed to, to remove the Pwlicr sioners, ana tliese he:iig out 01 trie way j ! he would be expected to appoint audi ; as would he lavorahle to onenintr me Dtinot. uox lor uio reoepiion 01 ta votes of returned lebtls. The Scorm Sunday night, secu;s to , have prevailed nearly all over the coun- ; try, doing immense damage. At Indi- ( anapolis, the roof of Gcisendarff tf Co's ( grist mill an 1 several houses in diiferent ' parts of the city had roofs blown off! and were more or less damaged. At j Chicago, a four-story brick building was ! blown down, crushing a frame building : adjoining it and burying twelve person ; in the ruins; five of them were killed and j the others are seriously injured. At St. j Louis, bouses and churches were blown I down, walls and roofs carried away, large trees torn np by the roots, and several persons injured damage over 8100,000. At Louisville, Ky., the south wail of the f theatre, that was recently burned, wHs blown down, and considerable damage done to other parts af the city. The' tornado lasted only about eight minutes. ! The friends of our country in England t are very apprehensive of a coupd etat on ( the part of the President. Prof. New- . man fears a Southern demonstration, j with Lee at its head. Gen. Nerd Dow, who is now in Great Britain, has written a letter to calm the Professors disturbed feelings. He shows that the loyal olli-' cers of the army and nav3 to say noth- ; ing of the hosts of Northern citizens, , would at once defeat any usurpation or j attempt to overawe Congress. The Pro- i fessor is not convinced, however. He j thinks that the fact that the President is i Commander-in-Chief, is a dangerous one j and remarks : j It alarms me to hear the North argue j that the South will not try violence again I because it has failed once. But now they h3ve the Executive of the North in i their hands (until March. 1S70, unless he ' shall be deposed), which makes all the i difference in the world. Andrew Johnsou is now unable to choose his own I course. lie must do, and will do, what j the Southern party dictate. If the North is forewarned, and shows that ill i.l uubauuif icAtfcj LU UW1U 1L, ffUCIl its Executive is treasonable, the South may perhaps shrink from the attempt to set up a counter Congress. But it must b remembered that lanaticism. not pru- j decce, rules in Southern councils. I f - . -' Dr. Craven, the surgeon wLo wrote I that sympathizing account of Jef. Davis imprisonment at Fortrees Monroe has f been appointed Postmaster at Newark, j N. J. The incumbent removed to make j room for this appointment was General ! Carman, who was . appointed by 3Ir. Johnson himself only a few months arjo. and confirmed by tue Senate, but who j declined to indorse the Phildelnhia. ' T?onvent:on circular, and hence has been 1 doomed lo early decapitation. The new j appointment was made since the elec-i tion. . , .,- ; k

"Peace Tn Arlcinsas!

The rebels carried '-everything before tiem in the late Arkansas eleetiott, and they are already enjoying f the spoils pf victory." The Fort Smith Stw Bra of killed in Pope eountv, aeomdeof weeks 'g. -man named "Ra.iV who had been a ; soldier ia the Second Arkansas (Union) j eavalrv. waa ns.at barbarea'J'- rartrdored in the .salue'cour.tv, anuer'the foltowin Cirt:;iii!i:!ices: Several me si 1 " 14' - Kr-y's bon- "lute in lhe eveidng. and m- ' 4if.ed if tle- could lisve. sitpp.er. R.i.v told t'itia that Lis wife iss virr sli-k. 1.., ',i.- v... ? ; ,. ilA",i,i r - V- vt-T '- ,V : them. W hereupon he bunser. prepared a meiil for them, and they partock ef it. Supper over and thcic horses fed. the b'.ish whackers, for ' such they were, asked Ray what they had to pay. ' He hospitably refused compensation. . "What follo-vt-d is'of'Vil attire so dUbolicul and heart-rending' fts almost to stalker belief. The.'" lien Is then " told Ray 'coolly . that they had come to kill him; and that he had to die immediately, accusing him of having "killed a friend of theirs during the war. Horror- struck, Kay plead for his life, for the sake of his poor wife, who, was then confined to her bed a helpless invalid. But the monsters knew no mercy, and, as one of them was about to fire, the wife sprang out of her bed and placed herself before her husband, begging with all the fervor of a devoted wife, under circumstances so dreadful, for her husband's life. But in vain. The savage removed one of her arms from her husband and fired, shooting the man (whose only crime was to be a Union man and an ex-Union soldier) through the body. Breaking away from his wife, he stiggcred across the room, trying, perhaps, to escape, but fell dead after receiving three more shots. The assassin then fired oft the remaining two charges of the revolver in the room, and then the whole party left. 'No arrests have been made, nor will there ever be. The murderer, before he killed Bay, confessed that he did not know anything of him, but that he was a Union man, and Union men could not live there. "Since writing the above, we learn that two other men were killed in the same conntv, one of whom was Captain Twi, it nr 11,. ?-,-,, ,-t AvL-mijiis (Union) cavalry. The rebels attempted to kill C:ipt. Wool, but he got out of their way. "There can be no doubt that there is an orirauized band of rebel cutthroats in that part of the SLate, who do the bidding of their masters with terrible fidelity." Loss of the Evening Star. One of the m.ist fi iyntful marine cri!aniities t'jat has occurred for many years was the loss of the steamship Evening Star, which foundered about -ixty miles fi'oru the South Carolina coast, on tier pas-if;e from New York to New Orleans. B it few particulars of the disaster hare reached us. The Evening Star left New York on the 20th ult , with two hundred and fitly passengers, and a crew of fifty men. Among the former were Gea. Palfry, wife and lister. There were also on board, Spnulding's Circus Company, a French opera troupe, numbering fifty persons. and lastly, eighty-seven public women, who were being taken to New Orleans by the keepers of some of the houses of ill repute in that city. Of all on board, only seventeen, mostly members of the crew, are known to have escaped. The ill fated ship foundered in the great 6torm, from which many other vessels suffered, and the sea was so rough that some of those who had succeeded in getting into the boats were washed overboard, and perished. The descriptions which we have of the recent gale indicate that it was of great severity and very wide spread. Accounts of several wrecks have reached us, and we may perhaps bear of still other results of its furv. George Francis Train on Whisky. George Francis Train withdraws from the canvass as a candidate for Territorial delegate in Co.igress from Nebraska, for reasons which are thus set forth : 'I am told to-day that money is wanted for carriages to bring np the voters, and to scatter among the beer shops and the groggeries. Any spare money I may have I prefer to devote to education and christian charities. Purchasing votes debases the franchise and demoralizes the people. I have lectured too often for the Irish Father Matthew societies to go back on them by treating the voters. Jvo wife, no little children shall have reason to complain of a drunken husband or father on election day on my accouut. Whisky i.? the curse of our time. It is ruining our young men, aud hurrying our old men into the grave. Rii!i and poor, high and low, alike, are being destroyed under its blighting influence. When we have fewer breweries fewer distilleries, and more Christian churches, more universities, and more schools, the law courts and the jails will be less patronized, and the world the better for it." : r Tbk Xsrth Carolina election seems to bare pone swoepa;ly in faror of the rebel ticket. Worth is dabt!ess chosen Governor. The returns from the Westers coaaties w.ll of course show a heart poll f.r Dockerr, but not suShieatly Urre to balance the a'u0t oainiamis rota which WorJi ha rwrefre4 in the center and aloo tin seaboar J. Vaaee, who was or, a edjltev biauielafew ro:ea. The Legla:are will be rebel, aecr,riing to present iaiic;i"o. It mar oo airaral eoousb : tor N.-rtj tar-.Eoens still to prefrr nebel ruler ty Toii men, but ftw rBl at, b ctfn'-ima! exaiixtknaof this preference, hasten t'je'.r res rAii.a wpoUiicai power. - - . . Mr. Sharks, of Jenea co , Iowa, raised this year, from six acre-v of bottom land, a crop of hops which be sold for $3,000, netting him 8820 over all expenses of culture aad the purchase of the lnd '-- '''-' '; .-;

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beea vacant oa the following occasion vii: Twice tA the vieath of the Vic President, viz: George Clinton. Apri! JS12; hw trrm exj.-ring March 3. IblS Ei!ridg Gerry Koveuilr, 114; hi teryn expiring .March, T, 1817. : Once b rmtrrrstion M'John C Cthr " - T.. ..ia Vlitn de.tthf of - PiiM.t-! FTrM and Liwi". i.a.i -!j.u n;. 3U-n V, Pret t-:.nts TU .. iS acd Jy 1 . V, t t! V' ' Iv. - f r-.iJH.i t j. tir r--sp.i,-t; !.? - V-sdv.;it t tij Senate avin of. sacies-iiou to ,ihe - rvi-U-n til i"i-.o-eMu.;d d:;tics of the Vtca Prcsi.K t sra thl p.jt of the Senate &w jare precisely tLe same, except that t!. j latter votes as a Souator. and has th. U'aatitig voti. ; A prize fight for 6200 a side, came o Stinantum, Mass .on Wednesday inoi ning last, between Geo. Bookeand Thof Hussey, two young Englishmen. Book was . dttdaied the victor after fourtec rounds had been fought. Hussey got squai.luvi. suf. '.' . . , ...1 ; j ' It is reported tUaJ trjmtva betn etMi our G-Trum! ui tin laij'dJ-ial nutburitie in Moxic are now beii negotiated. The French troops anJ Maximilian a to withdraw ' this Tear, and our Gorernnient wi. .assiim rot-jctioo of th Republic, pnar&nttfvMg t! French' claims for debt. La coniiJeraiKm, Mexico t ceie U the CniteJ States the pen'nsu' of Low California and other States south of our prese: Southern boncdarr. The Vermont Legislature, on tlm '23d, elect Men. P. HalUnd r..l lion. Jjshu Merrill tha U. S Senate the former tu ti!I the uner pired term of Jiide Col'.amer, and tli Uld for six years from th 4th of March next. The Fenians are ain fnujiaring for anoth campaign contracting f.ir uniionns lividn . off all the Suites into military districts, Ac. It is stated that a mining company i. Northern Louisiana ecent'y struck solid block of pure white lead weightn sixty-three tons. Other large block were found at a distance of eleven fe from the surface of the ground. It is reported from Idaho that Maj Gen. lnlenn, U. S. Paymaster, was rob ben of over $100,000 in vouchers an greenbacks. L. D. Campbell, our .V inistcr to Mex ico, is lying sick at Washington. The latest invention in France is sort of cartridge, containing ingredient which are capable of extinguishing fire This is elfected by the suddt.ii develop ment of a large quantity of hydrochlor ic acid gas. The cartridges are eiltie thrown on the fire or into the water c ; TiiC engines. In the latter case it is said lliUL oiiiy 011e-Le111.11 ii umtu n .nci is needed i The Commissioners ot Pensions ha j decided that in cases of invalid pension . J applied for more than a year after th' : discharge of the oflicer or soldier, nn;i less than three years after the discharge ! the pension will biiiu at the date c : filing t!ie applit-t-tif-n. All kimU u 1 piiiii):is. iviifii opplid for !in:e lliaii 1 three yeflrs af:er the death or dif!arg of the oihVer r s.d (:!, ili b in at i'iu I dute ' liini.' tho tii i oiiy y ' ;:t:t- ; lrt:-liliiH f.e d:ii u i-. I ' ' ' Ti 1 t-iiiii.i fli-cii''!! h:.. :- esfdifd ! much more luv. ...tjiy tiian at first ' fippl 'irheiided T:U:pU'lU-. Uliioil caudi-j 'date tor Tenitorhd dt'lega'e to C'rii- I ! . ... - .. . , 1 gross, tins .no majority over morion, nis i Dfinocrutie opponent, who received only ! (OJ voi.es, one less in an ms ioiuj;eui(r n majority. lu June the Hepublicau candidate for Cong! ess had only 145 major ity. so that tlie gains arc very handsome. Tlie cable is waking up. Napoleon is about to issue another manifesto. Tlie Turk?, after four days righting have again been defeated by the Candinns. Lord Clarendon is very sick. Fivetwenties closed Tuesday in London at The presiding mistress at a boarding house "hoped the tea was good." Very good, indeed, madam," was the general reply; but Jones, between truth and politeness, observed, that the Ua was excellent, but the water was smoky." Vandal tourists have clipped away I half of By a oil's tomb at Harrow. The hog cholera is decimating the finest herds of swine in Kentucky. Thk Union majority in Pennsylvania, is stated officially at 17, TOG. The White House is said to be besieged by crowds of Copperheads, whose demands for the removal of Union men are complied with as rapidly as possible. SLr $300 00 wortfi of dried apples blaekberries and other fruit, it is said will be shipped from North Carolina the present season. DIED. At his resilience, two miles North -East of tr.ia citr, on Sunday last, of chronic diarrboea, JosaTHs IliWKi.vs, aeed 63 rears, 8 months and Hdars. Thus, one after another of the "land mirks" are remorel br the hanl of death, and soon alt oar "old settlers" will see the last of earth, and their places be filled by a new generation, who know nothing of the toils and privations of subiuing a wilderness and making it '-bloom and blossom as the rose." We should f m-dlr cherish tae msmories of those hard pioneers, an! erer hold in remembrance their sterling rinnes. Jon'atb Hawkixs, wa a cousistant member of the Society of Friends a true Caristian an honest and cpright man in all his dealings, hence he enjoyed the respect and esteem of all bis friends and acquaint-tooes. Truly "all tie paths of the Ird are merer and truth unta such as kaep his eorenant and his testimonies." On Saturday, Oct. 13th, of Consumption of the lunpa, To jmas J. CasusLS, of Sew Garden Towaab:p, ajd about 50 years. The IBet Qualit Ti - . - OF . '' CARBOiN OIL, i i W laite. Good. Oclor; Entirely Safe Fire Test;

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!' New YiM-k. !t ! a.iht liwt lrke u:utt t!.e M-S in Kaii'Tu rvwles Ui his ct ilistic "S. T. i-vji! .'" n 1 thrn tzol the old pra-jnT leiisljtr t ps. a hia--retinjr disSar.a the !cof n:iuir,", VkUu-ji, ivctt Uim a muniuuS.T. We do not know how this is, but we di know the lMmuutiuD liitt-s skll -.s co other artier ercr iid. The.T r ued tr ail cVs- ot tbe wiomuuilj, and are donth on l)vspt-mit certain. Tiwr ar very iiiTirawnfr hen laugiK.! nd weak, and a great appetiser. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by alt liruj-pitts. "fn TSfliiisr the kottte from lh fir I cakfed mtself Tery serrp!T -one hand almost to a crisp. The torture was nnhearable. The Mexican Mat&ng I.ipiment relieved the pain almost immediately. It heald rapidlr, and left Terr little ccar. - Cha's. Kostkr, 4 20 Urad Su.Philada." This ia mereir a aaraple of what tho Mustanar Liniment wiU do. ItM invaluable in all eases wounds, swellings, sprains, cuts, braises, spavins, eio., either upon man r beast. - 1 lieware of couDterfeiw. Noue is genuine unless wrapped in fine steel-plate engraiin'rs, bearinir the sijmature of O. W. Vestbrxk, Clieanist, and tho prirntt stamp of l'KSis Hilmi A Co., Sew York. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by ail Dmgg-su. I'.l w ho value a bewotiful heatl of hair, and its preservation from pivmature baldness and turnin? grar, will not fail to use Lyons ceWrntrI Kathairon. It makes the hair rich, soft ru! gltntsy, eradicates dandrntr, and r.ntses tha hair U grow nitk luxuriaut beaut v. It is sold everv where. E. THO.liAS I.VOX, Chemist, N. Y. Saratoga Spring Water, sotd brail Druggatts. M'iit Pin It? A younic UJy, returning t her countrr huuio after a sojourn of a few months in Sew York, ws hardly reci'nizoti lv her friends. In place erf a rusti.-. Unshed face, she had a soft, ruby eomp.eion,'f atmt marble smoothness ; and instead oi' 22, she really appeareJ hut 17. She told them plainly he nse.1 li :ifin'J Mnpnnliii Italm, and would not tie without it. Any lady ran improre her personal ap-jH-irnre ery moi-ti by usiiiff this article. It can be ordered of any druggist for only 50 cents. Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Dmpjists. Heiinstreet's inimitable Hair Coloring has been steadily rr wing in faror fur orer twenty years. It sets uHn t'ie alirl'nta at the roots of the hair, and ahan;:t's it ti ita urigiiiiil color by degrees. All instaBt.iuctis dyts de.iden and injure the hair. Huiuistreel'n i w 'a rfye. but is certain in its results, (iromotes Us j;nwtb, an i is a beautiful II air Dressing. l'riee 50 cents and $1.00. Sold by all dealers. Saratoga Spring Water, sold byaiunip?ut. I. vox's F..TRcr of Tire Jamaica Gisokb for r...i v.....,.. ii....ftn.n r.t tii..Ka fiw.t. era Morims'. Vc'..' where a arroing, e.-nial stiraul int is i-'iuiri'd. its rare jre;iir .ition and entire purity ni.ik"- it a chiap and reliable article tV.r ctilii arv purposes. Sold everywhere, at 50 cts. per tx'tlle. Ssfa'.og Sprinrj Wfter, ?!.ut !i lrnPriM M -iv HI T "' 1 r ' lv. S"ev Vdvii-ii.eiiiont.s. DRY GO 0 D S I ALEX. JOHNSON, Iate Proprifttir of the Sew York Store, TJBTXS -.oned out a VEW STOJIK, in tbe Jta Uult House liluck on ilaiu Street. Yoa ought tu see his cti;ck of MKHINOS. lO.lUMtlS CI.OTHI, '" COillMtNN. S1I,K VVIIP AI.PACCAS, riitiXCII ITAIllS, SHAWLS nn! t.M II UOl DWt I ES, Before You Purchase Elsewhere; Also, a splendid assortment of ! CLOAKS AND CLOAKING CLOTHS. "'" Richmond, Oct. 23, 15. ' 35 ' JOSEPH RIDGE, Solicitor of Patents. AI-lj CASIlS entrusted to his care will reoeire . prompt attention, and due care in preparation. :- JF&JI oriels furnislicd when deaired, and Drafts made ia the most artialic, style. Office iu P. O. Dtiildloff, 35:tm RICHMOND, IS D. Agricultural Notice. ' r1IE ASSI AT. MEETIXC; of the Members ,JL of tha Wayne County Agricultural Society, will meet at the Court House at CentervlBe, on Salnrlay, the 1st of December, l.-fifi. for tbe election of Officers and other business. SOL. ME REDITU, Prea'L W. T. DcXKta, Sec'y. i (Telegram, Humming Bird, and Mirror, copy tt.) iiO iflCktffc A YEAR maHe br anrone witb fli. Stencil Tools. 'o experience necessary. The Presidts, Cashiers, and Treasurers of three Banks indorse the circular. Sent free with samples. Allress tie American SteociJ.Tool Works, Springfield, Yermtnt. i 27-3m. S.M.P.4Co. 5.) -A. STow Assortment: - or . , C&R8QN OIL HIPS, t Prices from 50 cts. to $3 eaclu ALSO4 A I.A2V P SHADES, WICKS, TRIB9ER., Far Sale at tbe Drugstore f ,J;i J

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-"Tvr'r .i.fr.Tii -TiSivnt vVrie-i a;'' mwrcm? m Mil of t 1.!ffiirli1-hltiiii.tto(Mliiii . rat3 fl.OTO atI0. ,, ":r -- - - u '-. . h.i: ruihi Vi-r Fr.r .tt L'VrtT an! Kn. ! CAt.f. M SEE' TiiCM. I . . .... :: tviTrivn of v .1 mors tat.viiEs, CANGINU FROM 25 cts. per lb, to $1 per 6s JPIA. M3HVSI i. KULI.Y rOTJTZS HORSE AHD G&TRE POraERS. For ICor.cs, Cattle and Sold by the Urr-ss, Doacn or Single by rLLMIMER KELLY. ' HOOVERS . Triat - iviller, The Most Popular And FfftH'tiro Hut Ioion, In the Market. Sold by the liross, Doaen, or Single Cox, by PLl'JIMER Jt KKI.LV. "The wonderful urosress of Molical Scinee durimr the unW u imn on! v. mukaa it "amble for the conscientious llivsician to leclari', now, that Consiuftiom is aa cnaislv PRKvrsTKti as .Smalt lur." Hex. tr'f it-1-, LL. JK, He. KING'S PKKI'AliKl) IMsKsCUIPTION, MADE rHK TBI PRESCRIPTION OF IIpv. CUa. E. Kin?, 3f. D., LL. .,c rR Til It l-RKVESTION AND Ct'BK OP C O T tt XJ 1 1 TION, (.'-f ITS MOST ADVANCED STAGES,) for the Radical Cure of ASTHMA, KRONCHITIS t'ATAKHil.andBlUHectioiiMof the WUNOS.TJIKOAT nd Alii I'ASSAtiK: for tiuneral and Special Deriinpcnifuttf f the NEUYOL'S SYSTEM: for Diaordrr of the Iil.OOI): and lor all Functional Disorder of the Stomach and Itowels. It itniiietli.i te.y increases the strenffth and rfeepen the color of the pale blood. It subdues the Ch ilia and Kewrr, and dimini.-ihea tho Espoctoratiun. It check the nijrht sweatx, always, iu 1 mm seven to fourteen days. The appelit is at once wvioratvl, and the patient rapidly pains flesh; the cough, and diflicult brea.tUiuK. are sedily relieritd; the sleep become calm atvtrrtrmthiit?-tha evacuation regular and oniform. ALL THE GENERAL SYMPTOMS OF COS-SL-MPTIOX. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, Ac, LHtf. AlTKAU tfirHA REALLY ASTONISHING RAThe Pl'iESCRIPTlOS should he used in every case where the Hiysiciau presr-i-thes "Conph Mixtures," "Tonics." Iron, Acids, Bark, Quinine, Cid Liver Oil, Whiskey, Ac.an.I in every Disease, by whatever name known, in which there m exhibited any one er more of the following MY.HPTU.1IM: Diflicult or Irregular Breathing, Losa of Breath, Cough, Wasting of flesh, Nigbt Sweats, Bleedingfrom the Lungs, Ixmis ttt Strength. Losa of Appetite, General Debility, Iet)ilitr of Pregnancy and Nursing, Flying Pains through the ShonJders, Cheat, Fare or Limbs, Neuralgia, SerVons Readaclie, Serrous I'roatration, Nervous Irritation, Giddiness or Dizziness, Excessive i'aleacrfit, Sore Threat, Drowsiness, Sleeplessness, Dyspepsia, Sonr Stomach, Heart Burn,' OppreseKwt er Smknig f tbe IStoiu-w.'i before or attsr eating. (Jbatip.ttiim, Remuimt Fever, Ac., Ac. aud especially in all Kem .lo llisrteni or L'terine IrregoHrities, snch as Dinicnlt, Painfnl.Sappreaseff, Scanty, Esressire Delayed, l'rematnre or too Frequent Menstruation. Statements fioni Patieats. e., "Yonr rreseripti-n saved ror dinghter life, and has save-1 me buedrwla of dollars. Rev. E. Ucmphrkts. Remnen, N. Y. "W bless God tor tbe benefit we hare retwived fron your Prepared Prescrption." Rev. P. I'eukobiiki, lilfhurgr Penn. . , "Every one t whom I have recomrmndel it ha benefrtod much br its ." Uer.C. D.Joxg. Racine, Wis. Bible H-i sr., Astor PtacE, TT. Y. In the early part of February. I was Buffering from a violent cough, for whirh I had been treated during six months prev-oealy w ithoat beneS:, I had Nuht-rweaU which completely prostrated me. In the evening, hoarsebess would come on, which would prevent me from speaking above a whtwp-r. I bad then bad two attack of bleeding fro mi the lango. My family Phvsiciaa ssnred me that be eeaid do on twe-e tor me. I u growing rapidly worse, and had been compelled to leave bufiness for nearly two mmtha. All Diy aymaw toms indicated, unmistakably, the presence of CON. nVMPTMX. - Im t)e U-gmniag of Fbrairv, Ma. UrsbT FJSHER, Trtanrrr vf rt Amrrimn liOi citif, prwnted me witb a bottle ot the PREPARED PRESCRIPTION. In a few days, mv appetite, which I had entirely lost,) returned: within a week, my congh bad almost left me; and in lees than two weeks, the Night-Sweat were broken op. Thenceforward I regained strength rapidly, and am now regular! v attending to my duties aa clerk to the American bible Society, in whose em;Ioynnt I have been nine rears. Iira now enjoyinz F""! haalth. Your PRESCRIPTION elli-cted a CURE, wuea mv friewls deirel of my r&very T'ilOS. J. CONGER. "1 hare had Servows tr Spasmodic Asthma for eleven years. During the last sfx year I hare never had an ointerrupted nigrit ' rest. It often seemed to me that I would die before I eon id get air into my leng. I aofieTed an greatly lrota 'short nesa of breath." that I was compelled to uke iteqaent resu in walking from m residence to mv piaceot tm.ineas. "T!, night beiore I obtained tl 'PREPARED PREPARATION,' wa the worst I ever passed. On owuhaioff tbe remedy, I took teaspootw'at at noon and again at nights rid slept all night without waking. I bare not bad a broken night' reart ace. I have now compJetelv recovered Bay strength and pirit. and am nut at all afKirted with ''wirtaes of breatti.' i shai be gfad to ha ve a. w effiicted with Asthma rail and see mt-EZKi C. LANGDON, No. 53 1 Foorth St.,' N. Y."- - The PhV'AbD fEESCBJPTIOSr is out an ia 41 OMtile. end ia aod v Drogiata genera liy, or or ders mar Ue a4lreed to tbe bole Proprietor. OSCAR'G. MOSES A CO, 27 Cortukdt Sraarr, X. -r X . -ulti"w free A. CJrealar, containis; partlcwlars (f asany cae aaeeesiaially treated, will e a-nt tree, by aiail, te ail vM write for it. jotd ia Ktchnad by i'mw A Rou, J. E. Avery A Co., Taybrr A McCu'.lv, C. E. Potts, and by all Druggist Uircog-'Otit tie cxi jatrv. " JOHN D. PARE, Ciaclnoatt, Wholesale Agent. : Oti, lSi-ly. ?-'s.-( r. d PATimi -BKiefc- roi 4RAXE. 30,000 vBrick('efectod)

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