Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 36, Number 49, 31 January 1867 — Page 2

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Qvrac fearo aTesC;. t asset it tf ' by the arose af waaSJJ n Mssi aYls vrtoear.'Es piimaatoryTes Irani tag aavf Jnnrasls fcX 3utpa, C HamBtBa. af Hew York, sad very ay ether aroaaUiSBtaas' Wing loyalists ragbeut UwCaJoa. Is addition to that the Faculty i CoIUsa," Bear Blcttsaoafl, ladiaas, which ; its Mttei MM the ant diaturgulshed Baaatbars of tbe 8oeJty of Frhtada is fbis iPIU.1hi ritUvl OBtpOaiMrtary letter, tbitaUac him. for his oGvta fa) behalf of ' BepubUea prhssfriai m ft past. sad1 Mpi lag great wMww to bM future eareer. The st aHr pubUe m who enjoy ths sdsc raapeet of th Ksetety of rricadm, to aa rs. X osteal does Ouva K MeawV'5''n jet ft, LJ!'l :V-t3 iJT T' BtTLrwo aiM." Fllinir ia ite own efforts toeay afijtSing tfiat poeslUj. damage JtsitofStjo, ponUy r potKi7. the "Tro Julian Copptrkmi;' cxtrMta the vnotf from' the IodUnftpolif ErU, and deals it oat through its columns to its readers. The dirt thrown of our honored Senator, from either of thm vile aod polla ted sources, amounts to about the aame thiag these two editors ate fitting?,' co -workers thewaxe "birds of a feather beta . having a "ruling passion",, of inveterate, hatred against O. Montow the People's fa vorite the Soldier's firm and steadfast friend. . One, hates the Senator because be has succeeded in circumventing the machinations .of the traitors And copperheads of Indianathe other, because "Brother George" 5s considered by the People as no where in comparison to tLe ma of their choice. ,, The epitaph , of these two copptrktai . editors will read thus : "In their hatred they were not divided in , their ' final iloom, they are not separated they "roost YweU to gether.' SuomLi. The Cincinnati Commercial in alluding to the impeachment question in Congress, makes the following seastble remarks:" ", . "' "The iropeachcrs do not make much progress Mr. Ashley. upon his responsibility aa a ' Representative, does not know any more of the crime and misdemeanor of the President than all men know who , read the newspapers. His disturbance about impeachment is, there fore, a scandalous humbug;, and it is not sure thing that the impoeiag demonstration in the House was not procured by stock orwrators'ta So far as there Is 1 any 1 earnestness in , the movement ' to depose' the President it arises from a mistaken calculation by the President-makers. .Theru are members of Congress no unwise as to believe that the patronago of the ,' Executive of-' flee will be needed to c.swy the next Presidential election ; asd so. they sup- : port a movement to -throw Andy Johnson out and put Ben. "Waite in. , f But . there will be no trouble aboui the' next ' Presidential elections- Unless Congress makes it. The Republican party in the North would not be strengthened by the possession of the 'Federal offices. If the Thirty -uia th Coogress' will; stop its nonsense nd xlevote the remnant of its existence to bird Work; the people will be obliged and the elections take care of themselves, A r abmkk near Madisonr was thrash- . tag out his grain when the decomposed remains of two negroes - srere .foand when it was then remembered that two colored men who "had been employed during the harvest," disappeared mys teriously, and when last seen were under the influence ? of liquor. " They had probably laid down in the mow to sleep and were 'accidentally - smothered by other sheaves being thrown upon them. A icatr of pure silver, weighing six or eight pounds, was ; found : under ' the German Cotholie Church In Vlneennes, last Friday The upposition is that the parties who stale the silver ware .from """"Col. Allen's end Mr. John Caldwell's, had resorted to that place to melt and hide their gains.? -7 i The negroes are leaving South Caroli na, in large numbers. -Most of them are moving westward.' . The Atlanta, Geor- , gia, papers state, that an average number of at least one thousand, pass through that city every week, seeking their - for tunes in the great West. - Sixteen : bun 3red have recently posed through Col umbia, on their way to Florida,; and six handled left the vicinity of, Colombia. A Mrs. Craham wall found dead from cold and starvation, in a house on the Point, in Ixmisvflle, Ky on Tuesday. Her husband had been 111 for mane v . . 3 .i ; . vwn, sna incj- wrnr , witnout looa or The Indiana State debt Ja 5,395,612 , 88, or. about 11 W, to each individuaL The internal imnrevemssit bocde. . V amonstia ti S5S,(Kd is estimated as a part of the aebt, aUhoogh no interest has oeen pain on jataarnr twenty five rears TheJwlders of these in 146 rfnMl -ecxer inco we pars in tae oomproTIOO suae as was Cma. m ever abac , ta a. - . m & -J . . eon ceeted wit. tie ifrcnttsl llaasion. Ml Sbtaijkpj ?lraCi aWttewtSosi tfssi trrcicei burn had bees slowly gatta wO taeadnaiaaaftsati in 9

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eott, S t46 to rrjnlaU the sale Of spirit nr Vineooa, malt and other in toxica; if; liquors. t prohibit tM dr -M of liqaora, to repeal aU former laws contravening the'provisiona of this act, and preeeriMng peaalOes for violation thereof. , .. The blU.oontaine twenty-five sections.1 , It provides that no trsoa shall sell or t brtn. directix rt InCreeUr. aay.latoxi cattog Kquor Wye, loss quantity than one gaitoa a petition tone sJnstA bj less twenty respecUble freeholders residing in the town or ward whet e the liquor is j to be soldVaad n4 mo5e..an one license shall, be granted a the srfmorial of the same petitioners or any df them. . Bonder to be in the earn of 500 for sellers of undfatiUed, and 1.000 for. sellers of die tilled liquors; conditioned that the seller "suffer ,dieorderly conduct on the premisevnor ssibs spy gambling." Ths first . class ,to peyavlIoensaW 40 per 'year j and the sennwJ class : 100 per : vear noli aor to be sold or siren away ,um Sundays, nor to minors or intoxicated persons nor on. ejection days, nor to any ! person who is in the habit of getting inf tiYnnatind. . .Ttr' limns wnraorl Kw ha wife, child, parent, brother or sister of such person, or by the Township Trustee of the township in which he resides." ' The Bolting bill, which was the special order of the day on Wednesday last,' was taken up and discussed by Ross, Baker and Kiser against it, and Crain, Hughes and .White in favor. The previous question was demanded, and the bill passed ayes, 65 ; nays, 32 three Democrats, O'Neill, btackhouse and Wil , liams voting aye., . -), Breaking a quorum has been common taw. -It was net heard of before '55, when for the first time the opposition to the Democrats had a majority in the Legislature. , The practice of breaking a quorum prevented the enactment of a law for apportioning the State for Legislative purposes, ana Governor Wright mde the apportionment by proclamation. It was this practice that enabled the Democrats to hold control of the State. The Union Representatives never resorted to it but once ; that was to pre vent the transfer . of the control of the State to, the traitorous secret organiza tion of the Sons of Liberty in '63. It is full time the practice was abolished, and Hughes' measure seems to be the way to do it. The Democratic members denounce the measure venomously ; they declare that the right to break a quorum to prevent Legislation is ene of the rights of the minority ;. that if it becomes a law Democratic necks will be placed under the radios! heel ; that it is contrary to the spirit and letter of the Constitution. ...; J.i . I , Tho bill rnakiae ft the duty of the Judges of Election to remain on duty from the time the polls are opened until the votes are counted out was passed in the Senate Thursday. - . , . ., , BAWATB. Xoadajr, Jan. 28. : TBS NMBO AKB THM KTBUC aCBQOLS. ' - ; .JfaC UKUST aa)esl tW Altowiss; t f.; Jtmolnd, That tba Coouaittaa aa Edaaatioa ba in structed to it port an amaadaomt to tba achool law. parmittiDg maf tnhabitaat of this State orw tho am of six nara. wbatbar nawriiil or steda. to attend tE common aobaolS fraaoC laafgi., j , , , lir K. said i Tae lav ait present asxladaa from oar common snhools all persoas over age. .: At tba preaeat time there U a special reason wbx saeh law , ahoold pass, in the fact that many of our aoldiera went oat under agm, and loat the ohance they woold hare had, and before returning to their homes hare become, of . age. " Thie ia a reaaos fer oaVing the reeointion. " Mr. WbBe I am about as Mack aa abolition'mt a n aar gentleman in the chamber, I am not in faror of placing the tw raeea togetber in the public aeboola. I am in favor af the eolored ; popalatios m Indiana beina; taaed ami hariae; their ahara of the acbooi fund, Sat this is as far aa I am diapoeed to go bow, or erer erpert s go. If wa iastmet the oomm ittee to art aa proposed in the resolution they are bosad to obey, aud benaal iotek toe reaolation enghtnotto peas. If it doee pass, it at once ahats oat all dictme tiona aa to color ia oar snbUa aeboola. While I claim to be a friend of the aagro,sad desire to aee him ele a ted, and tbtnk he shoald be sdneatad andbare a full share of the Public money and pay s full proportion of tbepnblie expeoaoe, I de not desire, and I hope ac long as I aa a Ultras as Indiana be will sot reeeire the same aehoothv that white children do. e For thee" reaaonal shall btteompeOad to rata against the reset htion in its preaent abape. r -' i e 1 Mr. KINLET. ! Tba gentleman is agitatedVC Ba aeea a aigger where cbara ia o aigger. I oaa not aee why be should opsoaa the resoiatioo He says be ia in nvror of giving tba negroes tba benefit of tba pbEe schools anddoat amy la the reaolution that colored children shall reoaiTe tba same schooling as whits children. That wiU be left to fature legislation. This Legislature will pro ride, I take it, that children of the colored popalatioa shell be entitled, to the benefit of tbe public aeboola. , I think (bare has been already a aaOoent expression maauaatea u toe benate and - in the Iloaae, and by tba Ooraraor ia bia message,' and by outside iafloeocea, that this legislature will be ex pected to paaa a law prondwg for tbe colored children ia this Stote. I bops tba , rasolation win pasa aa it stands. ' m"x.'t. Z Mr. CtfU.SK. I desirs to oftar 7an amendment, ' changing it from s reeolatioB of instraetion to one ef inquiry.' I oflar that aaasadmsnt. I am opposed to the whole thhtg aa it now stands. - Mr. RA5NA.: -1 more to by the resolution and th amendment on tbe table, and apsa that I ask tae yeas and nays. ii Mr. CUtXElT I nope tbe Senator wiU not drive aatntothaaew.":'3 rj , 'ri: t g Mr. HAKXA. I deal waat ta be oppressive. If th geatlemaa ilwtlras to discuas itl wiU withdraw .- say motioaw 9: i fiS - T " ,Atr. CULLKt. . Idontwaat to vote to pat that : reeolutkin a tbe table with the amendment, bat I waat to rote sqmm ageiaet th raaoiution, and for tbe amendment. I call far a diviatoe of the qaeataoa. The Senate refnaad to lay tae amendment oath table yeas I, eare Xk t aad alas rahued to lay the raaoiution a tae table yeas !, aaya 21. - Tbe smanlmrnt was then agreed to by yeaa H, aaya ; 10 ; aad the reaolntioa, as ssaeadid, was. adopted by yeas It, neya 16 aa follow : Tsaa Vasars, Bellamy. Bonham, Brown, Casoa, Chareb, Cravens, Cullen, Hoogbtoa. Hney. Oyler, rarnah, aaiasMs, saw, atam, Terry, xaempaoa want ana woisem iI woieom ' KATa'Meaars. Baker, Casua. Kagliah, Baaaa, Hnflman, aakr.Brsua, amito, stages, and TagmfS -IS. CT At a , ....... i . taAcasa'sjqeaxirioAvioiis, ' as Xr.STrLST tbe following : jfssnlewf, Thai Oe Coeaasitte ea Kdaeattoa b spW-teJ totawesr lasesae cntpesraiaey or so mar tae set law f abepablie .afw sb let af Jane. 1866. to be able to teaeh m fottowisa; addittoaal brancbaa, towit. rTivatolngy, aad tae sawaawastoaal hiatory of tbe Caaad aajaa, ana usuinMSSli i 1 1 hiatory ef Ska SUM or lacnaaa. ; - . , A t ltr.EaOetTsaal.tbai hy m impQeaboa has H .or sraJstSs avil,:itsiamr raOaam, af hso.ry. The Si 9. -rs 'J The Sen1 as at bade: last -elected a the

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a JVlCYjtXTTEU FHOJt HI9V A prirfcte letter roas A. HLee to one of jbiii friends in $t- Louis haa been commnTiicated to Oe ItepublicaBvf As every, body Is now interested inthedrawer of the opera-house,' and especially as ereryBody must be pleased .with the personal traits disclosed in this epistie, we present it to our reskarp g jrf . A "PbaikiS dc BocBn, III; Jan. 22,A67.4 "Usaa XJAjriKL--I wss Tery.mncn as tonished last erening," at' about seren o'clccBV'bjr.theraodsien appearance of two man making their appearanoe in our bed-room, where I sat i iaWtajr by the side of wife's bed. with the sudden an nouncement that I had drawn the operanouse ta uucago. 1 don't tnialc tnat x I waa at all e;Ue4 Dy the report. 1 bail a slight f acquaintance . with Mr. ,Borroarus, one of the men ;l the other, from Waterloo, was an entire stranger.. The only document they brought was a copy of the Republican of the . 22d instant. which had so many accounts of the mat ter that I hardly, dared believe any of them; Howerer, I bore tbe congratulatisjna of my new, friends , with commen. dable fortitude, and dismissed them with suitable acknowledgments. . -JL , . . f . "Aiier the lapse or lialr an Lour, I was the recipient of sundry calls from neighbors and. friends in the Tillage, all highly excited." The report had flown like lightning, and the . whole neighborhood was in an uproar. . I bore a hand at receiving the company, answered their numerous questions with as much dignity as I could assume, and in a state of semiunconseiousness of what it all meant, started off to commune with Frank on the curious appearance of things. "I had been there bat a few minutes when a halloo was made, at the door, for Mr. Lee. 'Is Mr. Lee herer Well, I went to tbe door and acknowledged that I was that person, and went at htm with the question of 'What do you want?1 Why, said the poor, frozen fellow, I have a dispatch for you from Belleville. You have drawn the opera-house.' I received the document, and after asking Sally the privilege of reading it by the light of her lamp, I read as follows : f "A. H. Lee, Prairie du Rocher, Illinois : ' Crosby's Opera house is yours. Hold your ticket ' J. B. Chamkkrlaix. . I mentally returned thanks to my new friend Chamberlain, and returned home considerably perplexed, and not yet fully conscious of the reason of my being . in the bands of so many new friends, who all seemed to show so strong a desire to show me attention. But a happy thought struck me I will look at my ticket, and see if there really is anything in it. Well, Daniel, when I found it, there the figures stood, as plain as day, 58,600, ' and no mistake. - In the meantime, Joe and ma had got hold of the matter, and, to my unbounded astonishment, they received it at once as a fact. I had undressed myself, for it was growing late, and was sitting in my longtailed night shirt, disenssing the events of the evening, when a thundering knock at the door announced that all wss not over yet. Ma went to the door, and quickly returned with the intelligence that a man wanted to see me, and that he said I had drawn the Crosby Operahouse.' The devU, said I, ! wish they had to swallow the opera-house, " and after dressing myself, went down to re ceive this new messenger; He bowed to me, X thought, as tnougn 1 was a man of property, and. In a suitable style, delivered hietredentials. ; 1 . looked carefully - over a very well written letter of six lines, and. derived such information , as induced me to belieye that the lucky bolder of 56,600 was actually about to become a man of prop erty sure enough, for this letter , came from Messrs. Fettes as loathe, 'sent, as they ay, 'by instructions' of Mr. Crosby himself. I, found this Jast, messenger pretty well informed about the matter, and after seeiBg him eat a hearty supper, and arrive at tbe condition when people generally are confidential and .'good hu mored, I took him aside and assed mm 'if it were a fact and no - mistake. ' He save me the most solemn assurance that there was no mistake about it, and that 'John Meyer, of somewhere, Randolph street, was a humbug. ; . v V ery well, Daniel, as I am really the possessor of ticket No. 56,600, 1 suppose that opera-house belongs to me, and I just say to you that it is for sale. I sup pose somebody wants to buy it, and 1 have to ask you to sell it for me. It is impossible for me to leave my wife in her present condition, or I would go up to you at once. I must wait,uutii she gets better arhetber.I get the operanouse or not. oue is very ut inueeu, but I think her symptoms are favorable for improvement. "At all events, write to me on receipt ) of this. t , , t Your friend and brother,' I f t. . . A. H. LEE." Poor Beyer, the lagar beer mania Chicago, who has aemered a aatioaal rrputatHm' since Wednesdar last,, was victimised to. tbe eatent of aevea kegs of lacor. ea the etreiurth of bia food fortune. A CLjcaao paper telU tbe atory of tbe visitation. . .' i The aaloea of Br. Meyer was saoa filled with a 1 crowd of eongratulators, all aaxioua to driuk at bis ; expense to hie good fortune. - When the place waa j brat invaded the good man wax Dot at bosa, but the one ia charge felt buaaelf juabued ia responding to tarn cau rrora aoows iww nunorea, ana rouea out mm lager in vomminou-yie. rreeentiy toe owner nTercismaSo. 1?? When told that be bad drawn the Opera House, aad that tbev were eone-ratnleti"- bim, be rushed behind tbe counter, "Gott iu Himawll 1 I'se no Ucxet ia ta t tarn place at all I o more peer goes from dia plaaa unices I haa de monish. And he waa aa goad a bia I Cornrnaniv GaxaxBACxa. .Sew counterfeit Sv doliar U. S. Treasury 'ote (Greenbacks of tbe issue of March 10, ISAz, have just made their appearance in Eaetera eauoa, the auth hairna haaa pretty welt aoodea wish thaav lbs words "L aitsd btotasT have a scratchy appearance. Ia general appearanea, pap?r aad printing, they sr well cak-oiatad to aacei v. A clooeimhartmaof one doUsr antes iaaisoia eircnlaaVin. Tbe aee of Chaae in the coaaterfeit iaa vary diaVreat aJJair from the nose of th genuine ami by this bad aoao shaH the coauau Sat be kaowaTbe pending Ctaaetitntioaal Ameotfment has beea rastaed by saxtera Btote, viz: Connecticut, Vew Orsaaerateatt, Smw York, Ohio, MiaaoarvK Maine, West Twgiaia, BBaais, Indiana ami M ota. The rauacatma by fewr more Statos eary is suv aired to auk it a pats of the CoosUsnuoa that at, eoaabag tba twaaty-aix States which aetaaffy farm vm Moral umssi ot an eoamwy aa aaancwsrt act ss

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Fort War e Takes liifrle 1 Ioisrille aad I 4tAeywSsma.. Met From tbe ImiariUe of Batardav. About two year tbea, try giH named- SarTl KarCa, left fear panati, reside a few miles ha Ijrt Wlpa, Inimaa, Ji aoagnt wwrk in that isaea. ; Tbe father of tbagvt a hard working man. wboec ''probity snJ udnatrv" his adnsiriaj a sighs ire bear wOliag wUaaaa ta. Jla Jaeraaamg smUjr and tbe aebuilj.tbat senaaaies; iacrcaatng years were ifrodg'argnaviita to iadiw lias to peTBQt hia daug liter to awrt rhe shelter ef tbaaal roof aad aask mp4ormeat !a the sjta. n Tba gki, aaaonsaamteA wa She wOea snf Jsaaga a aaarrltaa aj! that excite the capiditj- of bad took employmeat in aa eatlng-ealoon, aad aooi acqaaiatad with a maa named James ktcDoa aid, who aarrad ia sill lakers traweBas: ebvns as aad down. Atew a sals of tntimate acq sofleed to prepare She way tot (be rata o tbe par ling till i-" t,:z taw 'jti. His proflfcr wen saeipsil, aad ttte aaaappy girl agreed, ia a aaomaate' aerlriem, Sanra with- Mat 'm aa nnmarriedf state. Ti itrntn aWfmt spaa bar aw ia Bis proflbr was am ijiSsT. aad w aahappy sjiri agreed, ia a awssaatsr aBram,nre with ham is I i portaaceof aid, aad she bagged Um to two years of torturing alighta and fears, of, lag aJlasmas to ban rwadanSi ami of eattiaj from aeibors, ha amrried her.' , f They left Fort Wsys aad dm to lad. Bs rented s 111 ill bjix .f" T'"J kMVs 'and his wife was SaaUy eampeUed to work- ia the ' capacity of a serraut for a Kra. Ogdea of that plaea. On a Monday BMvamg, before Chriatmaa, McDonald came heme drank, and whipped hia wife nn mere ifn Ike, almost breaking her arav McDonald still con tinned disaipatiog ia this cijaauy; the holidays, and waa frequently eonfioecftn tbe station-houses of the. city. Just before New Tear's da be whipped hid wife again and the poor, betoteaa. "ana heart-broken srni came to this city to find employment.,. She was engaged as a cook on Third street, but financial embarrassments compelling the sale of the establishment, a few days since, tbe nnfbrtnnato gwl, homeless and shelterleM, with bat scanty cloOtiof to defy tbe wintry blast earn to-day heart aiebsnekarful, to the First-at, atatkta-, boase, and aaked shelter from tbe cold. : .-: . ' ."sc : What Has Bcesrraasraed A boat Cholera ia ltw York. , ... cosclpsioks or tstb boabo or balth ooNcssinno m visrTio or 1 Sot its lsssoits. Dr. Harris, tbe Registrar of Vital Statistics for the Sew York Board of Health, ia his Irst annual report, sums np brie 8 r under the needing "Waa cholera generally epidemic in 1863 T" all the important features of the visitation of that year. These conclusions, it may be assumed, mrm the giat of the.- inmmattoa that waa published during tbe whole season, and all that was learned by the Board of Health : . "First That true Asiatic ebolers appeared ia various plaeasln tbe etoea of New York and Brook lye, ia scattered and widely-distant localities, for some tin e previous to July IS ; and that, aa early as June 8, it manifested a tenJeoey to occur in groups aad as a 'house epidemic,' even where there existed no other discoverable cause than the saturated clothing aad the undisintected excrements of the cholera sick $ and that at aa early period bs Julv there existed in New York and Bimldyw certain welt-marked cholera fields, in which the virus of the epidemic appears to have become, in tome manner, fixed in the soil er in the local mtmosphrre of t&oee neighborhoods. -."Second That neither the 'house epidemioa' nor the cholera fields were invariably those in which septic or common 'summer cholera' was most likely to oeear, aad that tbe grouping of eases, aed the particular places of outbreak, could not invariably be accounted for upon the hypothesis of local origin and self-prod tired or domestic causes, though the presence f recnenixrd collateral or loealixine condition that favored the propagation of the malady had few exceptions; those exceptions were significant and important. " -- - , . j:,"Third That in homes aad localities where well marked first cases of cholera were not promptly treated by local cleansing and specific disinfection, cholera soon gained a foothold as a local epidemic,. and that w have found no barge group of fatal casoa in- whieh this wns not true ; while in a great number of instances, where the disin 'action was prompt and adequate, -the arrest of cholera in th very worst localities, aad the worst houses sad populations, waa immediate aad final. "Fourth That W three hundred and sixty-two houses where- individual persons or families were smitten by cholera, bat. which were promptly brought under full saViry control by disinfection and local puTinoStaw.tae ltlBte dd aot extend beyond th family in whieh the first case oceurnwl. . y---,-, - 'Jlftb Thai ree crowding, bad ventilation, dampness and filth of apartments, dwelling-bonies and blocks, together with neelected water-closets, comanoa ufistoa, dense t to neglect, etrfet filth and defee- . tive drains as. irrm the chief localising conditions of ; the epidemic wherever it spread rapidly or remained betineely.:'' " ;",.( - -rtixth-Tbat about one-half of all tbe victims of cholera who reached the 'cold stage died, and that no method of medical treatment seemed to have any positivelv enratir efieot upon cholera in collspsew r " . "Seventh- That every important outbreak of the epidemic affecting more than one person or one family, seems to have been preceded some days, or more tbaa . twenty-four hours, by a first case or a small group of eases of cholera or choleraic diarrhea ia the bouae or , tbe immediate locality. " "Eighm- That in iaout instances where a first ease of cholera was, from any eauae, left to contaminate a foul comaneTS privy, a damp, parous or filthy soil, or a crowded Of filthy house, without thorough disinfection soon applied, other eases followed. a-. -' iurr',' 'i-,, " . I 1 1., i'oria-? T; Of what Precious Stones are MsdeJ : f First "as 11 "to the diamond wfifch, though 'the hung and chief of all, may be dismissed in two words pure carbon. The diamond is the ultimate effort, the idecalization, the spiritual evolution of the coal the butterfly escapes from its ' antenatal, tomb the realization of the coal's highest being. ' Then the rubr, side by side with the sapphire and the Oriental" topaz both rubies of different colors what ars they? Crystals of our commonest argillaceous earth, the earth which makes our potter's clay. In every 100 sprains of beautiful blue sapphire, 92 are pure alumina, nuu ouegrmn 01 iron to make that glorious blue li?ht within. ThJ ruoy i9 coIorcd with cromic acid. utm iiiaari liihb af ia. tvu vtuv ius vr ivuui. i ait.,.-! at.1v aOi. or flint T ,00 inVor amethyst 98 are nure fliaw the same substance as that which made the OiiA In the old tinder-boxi'tised be fore cur phosphorus and sulphur-headed matches and which, ground up an 1 prepared, makes now the vehicle of artists' colors. ,Of this same silica , are lso cornelian, cat's eye, rock crystal, Egypt ian issuer and opal. In 100 grains of opal 9Q are pure silica, and IU water. that necullar chanseable and iridescent f colprinjg which is so beautifnl, and whieh renders the opal the moonlight qtseen of the kiegly. diamond. . The garnet' the Brazilian -not the Oriental topaz, the occidental emerald, which is the' same I spades as fte bervl all these are com pounds of silica and alumina. But the beryl and emerald are not composed exclusive! v of silica and alumina. They contain also another . earth ' known ' as glucina from glukot, sweet, because its salts are sweet to the taste. Theh jacinth gem is composed of the earth, not long since discovered, called 2irconia first discovered in that species . of hyacjnth stone called zircon. The zircon is found la Scotland. ' To; every 100 parts of hyacjnth 70 are pure zirconia, A crjablite is a portion of pure silicate of magnlsta. . Without carbonate of copper there would be no malachite In Russia, or at the Burra Burrs mines ; without carbonate of lime there would be no Carrara marble. ' The turquoise is nothing but a phosphate of akimiaa colored blue by pper; and the lapis- lasuli ia onlr a bit of earth TjainU.1 thronarhout with sulphnret of eodiam.--. Mm TorkmrA I J Taaetaaa' SBBsmaasaaxsavst- haa) are at Stessfcrd. Three or foar from Sve fauadred up to a tboasaad aagewtaaaighaaa aalhaa fpoaad f aagar to ", i jaaWawdaw ms, Tta pxieoof taa rretaod aswarai tea eawts a.saanT at th factory, al ta. swW w

Cincin-stiComimrfta, intimates, pretty son- th Wali-tree is try lag to sankci flank movement in? the impeachwyek'f f the) President, navtag raised f Vi: 3o fori thafif niirnoaa' a'ld he haa

ley'a-iiJiorruptibility... He also gives a soae jhat rwujTed between-Messj j I5ingnamana asdict-, wnen meiAtver m-ti-Quuced hs resolution to impeach ' any r"4 the Government The former Aehkyrsat atmaagc to etab Gen. Gkast, sad wlresioornered, he acknowledired that bv- thus framina: the resolution9 it 1 waalntended to reach Gkurr,' and that the wording of it was instigated by Thad. Stevene aad Gen. Butler. So we go ! at phyaioal aatharity" la ia achool mbaeoauagaaaardiaa. Ham AoVUa Hasfail, tsarber of a achool ia Eric eoanty. rV, thought she bad eccastoa ta paamh one of aarpapOs a ass tbelatasr tamed apoa bar, aflU heavily against a beaob taat ainf spias was tbe extiiat af ssKtrafariaf; asr Haw : JTTork is aot so populous as She tbxmght TJSSS, laatoadof a mUlion, which she boasted of. Brookly adds tSSTB, wb ich makes tbe million, am adjacenciee, comprising ' altogether the ktetn poHtaa rVEee iJUtrict carry np tbe riad total to lt sre.'Ta sbreiga-boru popamttoa of Wear Tack ettjr m three hundred utoasaad le foar bnadred aafire V .-q a ca tx "J t TaxaaSAT, Jan. 31,1867. TLOtJB Held firm! at previous piieea. but tbe demand haa been quite light j awperSne fS S&210 M ; trade brands llir SS, and fancy 1JU SQL ? WHEAT Dull, but pries are unchaugsd ; So. 1, SS t&9 37 for apriag, aad ST SOSSBS for winter. COBX Unchanged and arm; ear: iV3e. and abeUedS3c, -u, - fi 44 7 BTIIini at ft 19 I , i , s ; BAKLBY-Uaebsagsd. " - ; COTTON Quiet aad Baebanged ; aaiddling Sl .. WHISKY Dull at tic ia bond. ; HOGS Unchanged, not much demand; aales f medium to heavy at $7 s037 75. Receipts 1,400. PROVISIONS The market ia quiet but holders are firm, demand quite light. 'm ' MESS FORK$20 50. " , S : LARD Waa ia demand at 12c, but was held at WSlSKc ; ; BULK HE ATS Nominally unefcanged. ; BACOX Unchanged. f ' OREES MEATS X310c. j EOOS 3840c. -- . - BCTTEER Unchanged. -'; CHEESE Unchanged. : r , 1 GOLD Was boutrbt ia the forenoon st 115, bat closed at 134. i- . J ... J v On tbe 5th Inst., Habtha Hill, relict of Benjamra Bill, at the advaaeea age of eigtity -eight years. . ; j ' Tbe deeaaaed removed with her husband from tbe Stat of Xortfa Carolina sad settled on tbe Seat fork of White Water, three mi lea east of this city, la tbe year 180 r, at which spot she lived aar a half century The few last doeiag yearaof ber lite aba resided with bar eldest son. Sea amin. in thia vicinity. She waa a Hfe-loag member of the Society of Friends. Her reaaaiaa war deposited at the Friend' old burying place at White Water, in the presence of s large concourse of irisnd and descendants. ' ' W. 1 At Cambridge City, Indiana, oa Saturday morning, Janaarr 19. 1867. at twentv minutes Daat three o'clock. Mrs. Rrmx 8. H. Ukbbbwood, aged SO yeara, 10 aaonahs and lSdava. wite of John I. Under weed, aad daughter of Our. Q. at. Baia, ef Eatoa, Onto. . . Alen,RarTrs QtLBBmTA,: infant daughter of John U and Bettie S. H. L'nderwood. J . W. P X TJ Xat M E II , Draggist, sjearB West eor. SXaia aad Pearl Straats, RICHMOSD, DfDIABA. JfUTafEGSV CIBIfAJIOir, - i , r... BLACK FKPFEB, t- aiACfi, kc axl, 'l e . ,v sAt PLUMBER'S DRUGSTORE. , .., r CREAM OF TARTAR AJCD SODA. if! jLUMMER' DRUG STORE.1 fAlta7f6TOiri COUGH STRrP.5 r- S f : -"r . - , -"run SalB a fli tn'tl? t"H i ;4 ,vr. -1t.?rr I PLUMMER. notice, iCt s(iT vr s hereby given to tbe citizens of Wame Township, M. Wayne eoonty, sad Stete of Indiana, that I mtead to apply to tb Board af County Commissi innsre at their aast term, eommeacing o the Bret Monday of March, 1867, for a license to sell intoxicating Liquors ia less quantities tbaa a quart at a tiaseaad suffer the aame to a draak oa tbe premises where soi l, in ao-nrJni-with aa set approved March 5th, 1859. Tbe premises whereoo 1 intend to sett said liquors are located a follows, to-wlt sOs the sostth half f Lot Ho. 10, hi that part of the eitr of Riounmnd. laad out by Isaac E. Jones, oa tbo west side of Fort Way Avenue, north or the railroad track and worth-west of ha nilM i DanaL. tea dam north of MrWhimner'a War-house, and being knows aa tbe Richmond R treat.-. . . AJiTHO.V HECE-.i Jan. 31,1987. -.y---. r'eMir.,, SOOTHING: C00GH SYRUP,' SALS BT 4 4&&f-J-,W.iPl.TJ MIIERf t g: C8 UNIMENT FOR BURNS. A I heat ' That wiTJ soott tb para immsdiaaaty, the wound without a scar, is afl ordinary case.! hy ' ' 3. W. FLCMMEB. 'DRUGGIST, Wewt eor. waia aad Pearl - .'. aUCBMOKO, I5DIA5A. .IK i I V Oesmett's Rat Kirt. Sold at rvmaxMra vscco

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makes it a cheer aad wfiable art tele) ft ewliea jj paro evrywBs,at aacts. a waottle,! -y, rj . ... i " f - - T -5 i Asra pW tOs.voua. The nrsttisat Aiag. the wwM wdtT trl th it fer the lea at money. It ovarcomes the odor of persptrttinsf ; oftas aad addadeUracy to the akhij fa a diohW p-w aeaaaaaeaaeaatoaMi Ahe aick reaea, ta the sura-ry and apoa the toilet sideboard. It can be ntiiaiini ovary where atoa an liar per tisltii,' .it Saratoga Spring water, sold by ail Druggmta ;-n ... i i ' I- ' - V 3-t 1 f?mz ecesw mil ca SA S. T. 18e. 11 The amoant eld ia on year ia sosseaahar stertlhaa, ' tWy woald fill Broadway six Pset asga, rreaa ati eat. Drake'a ssaauiactorv ia ea of New York. It is said that Drake panted sB tbe racks i to aasasra Basses wss ate T 186u X aad thaw aot la aat tors to paaa a law "prsvaatia: dmagariaw totaoa of aatar,k which giree him a ssoaoaoly. Ve do aot know how this la. but we do kaow the statisa Bittess saixasaa ether essieia eoa BSVxlay are asod by all eaaase mt the i ! i ajaj.aaw sea death en Dyspepsia aorta is. , isey r very mv i when laaarnid had weak, sad a great saWaaaah Saratoga Spring Water, sou byaaprawwb .uw j ,se ma , t- rta , A "la lifting th kettle from the'gre t leaTlsd myself very act truly oa head almsst te arap. The torture was unbearabl. Th hWsssaa Mastang Usaaasat reiieved the paia alasoat immediately. It healed raDidly, and left very Rule scar. Caa. PoaTB, SS Broad St, SSjOoda.' Thia is assislya aampte ef what th Maeaaag Liainaent will do. - Itie awalnabls as ail aasss of wound a, awellings, sprain, cuts, bruises, spa viae, ete; either apoa man or beast. . Beware of eoaaerriMta. Koae ta awaaa aalees wrapped ha Sna ateal slate sagraraaja, haa ring th signatur of B. W. Weatbrook, Cbemlat, .aad ta petvaat stamp or Dxhab Babmxs a Co;, New York. . Saratoga Spring Water, soWby sUiraggiataJ ' ;v.-; , .: ktI All who valae a heaatiful head of hair, aad its preervatioo from nremature baldneas and turning gravj will not fail to use Lyons ee,ebrated Kathaire. It make the hair rich, sort aaa-gloaay. eranisslee daa ruff, aot eaosee - th hair to grow, srith laxariaat beauty. It is solJ evervwhere. E. THOMAS LYOJf, Chemist, H. Y. j Saratoga Spring Water, soil by ail Druggists 4h rB t t bej Wb at Did It? A young lady, retarufnc eountrv home after a sojourn of a few months ia New York, was hardly recoe-niasd bv her friend. in ala re of a rnstic, fluahed faoe. aha had a soft, ruby complex ion, of almost msrble amoothoeaa ; and iaaiead 01 I) aha really appeared but If. She told them plain.y aha used Bateau's Magnolia Balm, aad would not be witnont it. Any lady can improv ber personal pea ranee very much try using this Brtiri. It cai ordered of any druggist for only M eeata. J P OS Saratoga Spring water, sold by all DraggUts, ...if. Heimstreet's Inimitable Bete Cnlnring-.ass steadily gro wing ia favor forever twenty Beava. It acta upon th abaorbenta st the roots of the haiv, aad ahangea it to ita original color by degrees. All fax atantaneoua dyee deadea aad injure th hair.' Beiuistreet 'a iaaeto dff, but is certain ia its results, pro motes its growtn, ana is oeeutuui UA1B uaassuna. Frioe 60 cento and St.W. Bold by SS dealers. Saratoga Spring, May 10, 188, 11 ! St aaa-j itM y!il"6,--..--.,i.;i ,s Water, aoldby aUDraggista, m to! Akw is.wf aWT ',:t i-i, ij)h !jf f New Advertisements, 11. Tf ii-3rrw:LKi3, j OFFIC t ' VAUGHAM DUILDINQ, tee. Main attest, ta aMswr, -f-B South Bight eomiortaMe Well. Ciatera aad Sbrubberv and Fruit For particulars,, call oa TBQS., CASH ftmatossV - -A ' Jan. si, r, 4S -? evr ?C43.:jriil I. Ml. ... , niM . . .! arS hereby gea to tbe oitlssns of Waya Tewaabi, th nextlrwrettte CoaasaiaoaBBamf Oaal tKMllltlVBBBBBBBBB on the ftrst Moaeav t apply t t of way ia March, 1967, for a Uoanse to a iatoxioating Kouors hj las quantity ahaa a isssrt at a San aad Beater the aaaaa to be drank oa th swmisss where soai, as with aa act approved Marah SUv lSeS. The oa which I orosoaeto asw saU late latetias !t2 are lo'ated as tsSoas 1 BsiaW a oa atory bouse sitaatod oa Lot Ko. i 1M7) ia tost part of flat city of Rich mood, laid out by Charles oetag tne sa roem side of Main steel sad tba voaau asw oeeopiad b .'"e Mhrner aa Saloon. BEaRY LSDaiBBaCKER, Jaa. SI, T,.4-w v&s - fsrS hereby givea tothseBhwa oTWavae tunaehip. JB. Wavoe oowary, lata ana, that I taaeaal to aroiy at tbe next term of the Cnmmieginnsrs Court ot Way onantT. oommeneing on tbe first Monday ia March 18S7, far a License to fll lutoatcAtiog tiquors in teas quantiwetnaa a omrsasauwaaaasuner tbe eai to be draak oa the pmaaiess. ia accordance with fth aot approved 5th March, l&9. Tbe premises on which 1 propose v sea sm asmxeaamg liSimwa, are aated a follows : Ua the horth part of Let . Mo.f 74, ia that part of said ciry laid out b Job rmiti xnw w eai aw" or ran - 8t ret1)s4aMaf avrul Mai iree, in BuaMiog M. lft , jt r iff me a a Grocery Sar. . ... . ' "J f w . saitbjim WaLTaaaaK 'ai;ie7.rrt-3'r3,? w.ix:-e'tw. - 1 ' vUjftMfs fT8 hereby gfoea to ta cftaaras of TTayae towaship. . Wayne county, Iodmna, that I intend to apply at the next term of the Cbmiiiiesliimiie Cxsirt of Wava county, commencing on to Brat MtrtKisy March, lnS?,for a licence to eeH mtoxieatinc liounc ia a la quantity tbaa a quart at a time, aa sosW - the eaaae to he urxnk oa tb pswastoaa wber a said, ta aasenrwith an act approved Marsh ath, ISSS- Tbe aea oa which I propose to seat sajaT intoalsaShtg are located aa follows t Being a Biiat Boaee i Lot Bo am fauarfrai aaat Slty.stiS) ia thus par ot tba city ot RiciaoadV taU out hy J rlauith. on tb eouth aid of Jtaia street, brtwi Marion and Fraaklia Blruste.aad kaowa a Ska 6aft Moose, m tberaetetotaorear iajt ta- otte ia aaidHtei.- r rt-f PHILIP ICHWABIZ. Jaa. S1,198T. 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