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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

Southern Rail Rodd.-The editor OF
the Fayetteville Observer says he had,
on Friday of last week, the pleasure of
seeing a car, drawn by one horse, start
from the Town House in that place,
loaded with thirty SIR bales of cotton.
The whole weight of the cotton amount
ed TO about 10000 pounds; a single
horse thus performing on the Rail Road
the labor of from twelve to fifteen hor-
SEES, on a common road. The editor
expresses the wish that every North
Carolinian who feels, and pays dearly
too, for the want Of proper facilities to
get his produce to market, could have
been present 10 witness the pleasing
spectacle. The cost of this Rail Road
has been less than 300 dollars per
mile Bali. Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

Cstholie Burial Ground. decision OF
the suPrsms Court. in the case involving the
right Of the Catholics to inter the dead from
Boston and other places, In their burial
ground in ChariessoSn, hes been given in To-
vor Of the Catholics. The town petisieoed
the Legislature for the passing Of Law %
prevent the frequent intsrmsnts Of Catholics
from other plsess, in piece Of ground on the
north side Of Bunker Hill, which has been
purchased By the Bishop Of Bostoa. fos the
purpose. The lay wAs sceordingly enacted,
and the neeesssry regulations adopted By the
IOWA authorities to prevent, without per-
NIT, me burial Of any persons from other
towns or place., within the limih Of the
town. became nscessary 70 commence
on the part Of the town, under this Law, IN
action against the Bishop, which case vss
lately decided 10 favor Of the defendant, and
consequently against the coostitutionslisy OF
the state lay. Catholic funerals from the
city are now daily seen passing through
Charisstown.-t Bsaks, Hill .asrsrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

In excavating for the reservoir Of the
water-works on Cromwells Fort, Ire
land, the workmen found the skeleton
OF a man and horse, alongside each o.
Their. The human skeleton, it would
appear, was in complete armour when
buried there, from the Wondering frag-
ments that were still around il. The
breast and lower part of the body were
covered with armour somewhat resem-
bling the ancient thorax, and plain
silver ring found on one of the joints
Of the finger, with the following letters
rudely engraven:- -" NOT. VALVE.
BVT. VERIFY" which probably means
not value but virtue, and which We
take to be the wearer's motto, in the old
English style.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

.Hgifhort--'This man. who has So
much Of lat" gained public attention
was Yesterday rcmo,c cd to Wr,tchester
county. where We learn an indictment
has been found against h,m. on a
charge of producing the death 1T b.,
patron and friend Mr. Pier.on. by poi.
son.-.N y. I'm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

Wv C-dp Cza-A bait "5 ,,,sb god
grsns"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

A gentleman of Darien, (Geo.) pro-
poses IN the Telegraph of that place, TO
furnish pedestrian To take up the Of
fer of Mr.. j. c. Stevens, of New York
To give a considerable sum of money ia
any one white, red, or black or anv
intermediate color" who will accom-
plIsh ten miles in the hour, provided
Mr.. :. will consent that the trial be
made on the race course near Savan-
nah. The person selected" says the
Telegraph, - is black man, and though
his speed has never been tested to the
extent required by Mr.. s., the gentle
man has little doubt, he will be able TO
accomplish the task imposed on him.
The Charleston Patriot states that a
duel was fought on the llth, near that
city, between the bar keeper of board
ing house and an individual recently
from Boston, boardcr in the same
house. The bar keeper was shot through
the heart, and instantly expired. The
duel arose from triAing dispute.
A duel lately took place near Paris
without seconds or other Witnesses
One of the parties was shot through
both eyes, leaving him perfectly blind.
An officer in the American navy was
shot, we believe, in battle in the same
manner.
An Association has been formed n
gaint Daeiiing ia New Orleans. A
Court of Honor Is 10 be established
semi-annually by ballot, selected from
among the members. To- consist of a
President, two Vice Presidents. twelve
Judges, and Secretary. The deci-
SONS of this Court are To- be Obligatory
upon the members, under a penalty of
expulsion and disgrace But. il Is not
to take cOgnizance Of any affair, but
such as may be- brought before it by
one or both of the parties concerned"
"Thc Association has determined that
no challenge shall be accepted by any
OF its members, from an intoxicated
man, from a professional duelllst, or du-
ring a rcpast OF banquet"
leieh~ond Enquirer.
The 81 Louis Rrpubl,e.n Of the 5ist O,,ober.
says.
Commerce has again assumed us
wontcd cheering and vigorous aspect.
Steamboats, are hourly arriving our
streets are filled with strangers new
stores arc opening. and the old one,
replcni,hing their stocks; house. Of e.
very description are IN demand and
every kind ct business g. IA a prosper
ous condition.
.Ngffhers.--Tltis man. who has So
much Of lat" gained public attention
vas Yesterday removed 10 Wr,tchester
county. where We learn an indictment
has been found against HIM. Oh a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

The new psniientisry building near Trsn
too. N. J. 10 TO contain $50 celIs. The com
missioner AJAX fov IN enlargement Of Oh,
original design. 10 will b flashed BY tn.
next summer. asd will cost Slls. 900. Tn,
dseiPlins will consist Of solitary eonhnsmsn
with labor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27
THE THOMAS vIADUcr.

we had the pleasure of witnessing
on Saturday, the closing of the last oil
the eight arches of the Viaduct acroS,
the Valley Of Patapsco, which was per-
formed IN the presence of number of
the Board of Directors of the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road Company. and
other gentlemen from this city, who nj.
tended on the occasion. a train of
passenger cars from Frederick, which
came in sight at the moment. stopped
for few minutes. and several Of the
pas 'cngers alighted. and also witnessed
the interesting ceremony.
This great work, which surpasscs any
thing of the kind yet executed i'm A.
menca, has been built for the lateral
Rail Road To Washington, by the Balti-
more and Ohio Rail Road Company
Its construction has been attended with
great interest from the time of It's COM
mencemcnt; and the closing of the last
arch may be considered rs having plac-
ed IT beyond the reach of accident, and
ensured its completion in proper sea-
son.
The design Of this noble edifice Is by
our townsnan, BENJAMIN II. LArRoBE.
Esq. Civil Engineer, and combines all
the necessary strength with a great
hghtness of appearance. In this latter
respect, indeed, the structure is peculi-
arly remarkable. The builder is Mr..
JOHN MCCARTNEY, of Ohio. who is
performing the work in manner which
fully sustains his already high and we'll
earned reputation as Contractor.
We have understood, that at a recent
meeting of the Board of Directors of
the Company, it was resolved to call
this Bridge The Thomas Viaduct"-
compliment to the President as deli
cate az il was deserved. For years has
this estimable citizen with un,iring zeal,
most faithfully devoted himself TO the
great undertaking of which he was one
OF the principal oiginators, and over
which he presides, until its final sue
cess is now rendered certain, and pub
lie opinion, concentrating in its favor,
acknowledges IL TO be vital to the best
interests of Baltimore Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

AZ the las, term Of AlIsgany County Court,
man named RsA, vas tried and found gull
y OF committing . rape upon child about
IL years. OF sgs. and sentenced 70 the Psni-
teottsry Tor twsosy-ons year,. We learn by
the last Cumberland Advocate that the child
has since d'ed-having fingered from the
Of the outrage, about two
months, up 10 the time Of her death.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

Rail Rosd .9eei1eAi.-Mr Ephraim Colby,
70 attempting TO jump from q car, got sntan-
gied "a the rope and fell across the rail. The
ear passed over his thighs sear The hips, and
crushed then % that he died in few minutes
Lowell Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

A duel lately took place near Paris
without seconds or other Witnesses
One Of the parties was shot through
both eyes, leaving him perfectly blind.
An officer in the American navy was
shot, we believe, in battle in the same
manner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

The State Of Georgia has purchased Of hi,
owner, At the enormous price Of $500, . ne
gro man named SAM, with Q view 20 hi.
emancipation, for his services In extinguish-
ing IRE on the State House, hich occurred
upwards OF year ago.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

NlOTTCE--The Subscriber having sold
/ y out hss hating esenhGishmeat in Rich0n0d,
d Res e. Jooas and Jes9 Williams, reQnssts
~ those Indebted 10 him to call and settle mp
thsis nsass and accvuntA Being aware that Il
= biscuit tine 70 make cash collections, be
desires all having epen accounts With han to
cless de moe By no4e - soeo - possible, AMI
ftuo an whs AZ aAle 70 pay he viii expect it
ia.euiiately. CALEB SsiEAkoN.
NJ The busineo viii Be continued at the
old stand By the above named gentlemen; they
havin . bees, in my employ fur . number Of years.
1 would therefore respectfally Fecomnend my
frmer cu.eo0sss and Others to them n good
vosknen anc worthy ofpatsooage. $
Nay lob, Ls34. Issn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17
4 MOTHER MAMMOTH.--DsmaI

q MOTHER Dismal
y Swamp Lottery, Glass No. 10, fos 1884,
Draws on the 3lst q May, 1884. Capitals-
O0.a:-l0, e00-4. ooo-3, COO 8, 500, 0OO.
Is Of O, ~! and a. Of $50. Tickets 10 1ollass.
Shares IN or ,,postiou. Please Gallon
CLARKE l. COOK.
Sole Agents fo~ the Managers in the Western
states, who have I'D - Capitals within n Few
months, amounting to seventy Eve thouaant.
dollars, and who hive ~old within the hast thres
years, prizes amounting 10 upwards Of S,OOOsOoO
,ioilars.! Those who do not receive the Schemes
in time to send for tickets in any particular lot
terry, by rcmitting 10, 20. or SO ao!Iars Will hess
il invested in the first attractive scheme
Distant adventuress will end the mail q safo
conveyance. When Ten Dollars is rcnittsd
postage need not be paid.
May 3, 1884
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

THE @ partnership heretofore existing
etwen L. 4 D. King, in the Richmoai
Mools. 0ctory is dissolved by mutual consent.
The 49, ofthe firm win Be ssttled By Livi-
mus kAess nd all thoss indebted to the frm are
requesed 4 come forward and settle the same.
those eavi1 claims against the 6rm are also re-
quests to present them Tor adjustment. The
businee vi be continued BY Livinus King and
Samue NnOn, who are now prepared to receive
wool 9 usufacture into cloth, flannel or blank
ets, eae9 n shares Or BY the yard, or in ex-
chage d aodA The carding Of wool and full
hing AM dEsing Of cloth for customers will at all
emes reeit particular attention. Those who
Will favsta with their custom may expect to
have tn OK done ON short notice and in q
Workmn6A manner. LlvINUS KING,
+ SAMUEL NIXON.
May svt4 1884. l0-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

i The papes from every quarter nsntsoa he
late, unusually cold weather. and 1t u N thi'
part Of the country very dscooraging 10 the ag
ricultusalis& vegetation Of all kinda i con-
pletely checked, and the more tender plants en-
tirely eonsuned above grou.d. For several
nights past the lrosts have besn very severe and
obsesvable in the shade until eight or nine O'Clock
in the morning Regular 6res have bssn almose
- necessary ~ in February.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

.aninsal Ssgaeey.-The providesce and in
stinct of the honey Bee are proverbial, and it j.
probable that natural history may yet be enrich
ed by further discoveries of the character Of this
interesting insect. A circumstances was related
to u yesterday by \ gentleman ofthis place who
has kept bees for near twenty years, which may
perhaps, 90 to show the Presciencs Of the bee.
It - their usual practice on the approach Of
winter to kill their drones, that the producing
members of their community may be the better
supplied. The gentleman informs u that the
bees in his hives have made general slaughtes
of drones since the present cold weather com
menced, and for a few days pest, great number
pei lying dead outside the hives TO the natu,;
List this may be a 'uejesfdl assfal 'pscuIatiod
iftime shall con6s. this supposed fossknowledga
Of frosty and howerlsss summer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17
Carventerss Claesnfcals.

C0rDe01e4s OCsC1s
WVHE following valusbls medicines and
Il chemic>ls are from the ware house Of
the celebrated aud scient:6c chemist G.
w. Carpenter, Philadelphia.
His Compoxad Extract IF S0ys,<povula-
from which . neat article Of the Lisbon
Diet drink may be prepared extemps MAJ
eoasly, consequently 10 quite portable
This extract, it is said, contains all the
virtues Of the SarsaParilla in = highly con-
densed and concentrated form. PUrnish-
ed in small bottles, accompanied by direc-
tions for using.
His Compound Extract Of LirerscoSf-cel-
ebrated in coughs and consumptions.
His Compound Erfrocf Of Buchu-for
kidney affections, urinary calculi and its
His Oil Of Caafhoriden-is an oil prepar-
led from the lytta or Spanish fy. One
drop of this oil will produce blister of the
size of = Is cent piece. and is very prompt
in its action and operation.
His o. IF Sinapine-prepared from the
Mustas11ssd, and il said to possess great
virtues II Rheumatic affections.
He asperior Red Bark-This may be
relied upon ~ being genuine, and an ex-
cellent article.
/ His caiisoya Bark-also An excellent
quality Of the bark, and warranted a. the
I previous article.
! His Oil Of Copoiba-which ia conjunc-
tion with cubebs, or the Lisbon diet drink
is much preferable to the balsam copaiva
in many diseases which the balsam is gen.
orally used.
\ His Oil Of Cubebs-is = very pungent
! oil; and in many instances supercede the
) article of cubeb s in those diseases in which
} this article is usually administered.
J Oil Of Black Pepper-is one of the most
/ warming. heating. aad pungent oils. that
has ever been prepared, and is said in con-
junction with quinine much to facilitate
. the latter medicine in the cure of fever ant
ague.
His Soiidifyed Cepa;sa-is . much neat
Ier article than the balsam copaiva, con
4 tanning all its virtues highly concentrated
e and 10 used in pill. its Conscience beinl
] such ~ to be readily formed.
u His pseciplafed Extract Of Bark.-Thi
4 article in Philadelphia is becoming exten
n isively used and is snperceding the quinine
n it il found in an equal dose, to1be equal
> Iiy efici1st and conseo tsently mutt be pre-
l6ssahlsf q it can be e lrded At 9 hall th
-
tceavenientssr sDr.ise f1sop ssss. and ma,
!. AZ readily be converted into tincture, q
pleasure. in case this should be prefered
All OF the above chemicals and pzcpara
ton: are amply furnished with printed di
rections for use. Physicians arc particu
Z larry invited to call and examine tbem.-
For the Information OF those unacouainte,
with them, it might be proper to state
that the most Of them have received tn
sanction Of physicians of high standin,
and eminence. Several professors Of i
acal colleges are among the number
short. they are more particularly int
for the administration of the PHYSICAL
his practice. For sale by
LINDSEY & DUGG, DrurxiI
Near the corner of Main and Washin~ h.
streets, Richmond, Indiana.
The above have ample printed direction
8 accompanying.
> May 18th. 1894. 10
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

B.eknelrs Reporter.-This valuable paper
should be in the hands Of every trading man in
the country, as a reference to be relied on in
money matters. In the present huctuating stats
Of the currency, q paper Of this kind which notes
with accuracy the various changes and exchan-
ges, the rise and fall Of bank paper, and points
out that which Is spurious and altered. is essen
tial to every man in business, and would often
be the means Of saving them much more than
the cost ofthe paper. The Reporter is published
weekly, in Philadelphia, at So 90 per annum IN
advance, and contains much interesting matter.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

SAVE THE PIECES. The subscriber.
will pay one dollar and twenty Eve
cents per hundred, for old cast iron. such
as old broken pots, kettles, and irous.
plough moulds, &C. &c. and q fair price
for heavy pieces If delivered At their foun.
dry in Richmond. A penny saved 10
worth two earned.
GROVER e. WILLIAMS.
January 11th, 1894.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17
THE BEAUTIFUL. HORSE
IN '. s AZ :! Go. n: :.

A0Y Will stand the ensuing seassa
commencing the first day Of Apeil
and ending the last day Of Jnne, ut The stsblo
Of Lewls Bufk IN Richmond, Wayne county.
Indiana, 1t six dollars the season. to be oaid o.
OF before the 6rsa ofJuly next; ten dollars he
insurance, to be paid when the mare : known
@ De with foal o. transferred. Persons uutti,,r
iof insurance. and failing to attend rexulayiy.
toFfelt the insurance money. Great csre mi
be taken TO prevent accidents but none acoouuf-
ed fos. LEWIS nT1Rr
JOHN d. MORRISON.
PARAGON, il beautiful bay. back -.
name and tail, sixteen hands high, SIX wear, "a
this spring, and probably combines a. much
susnSsn and action as any horse in the country
rEDiGREE--Pasagon was got BY the KGs-
lucky Whip. he By Blackbusn's old ceIebe1eeA
tun horse Whip, be by The imported Whin. 81
~ The Saltram, be BY Eclipse, he by Mad &
~ Godolphin Arabian the dan Of fiaaekhnruea
whip was Speckled-back BY Celar, was out a
Eses1rd Aead's mare rfandou AID soH kv -
imported running horse Janus, and Ss by ~
Godolpon Arabian. Whips dam Vas 81 ~.
dent and he By Ciasdi.s. b. BY Cellar, Ssevssd
dam y Cellar and his great dan by 0ee-
SKIN P.rason's dan BY Capt }. Ja1a INF
h0sss Badges. foo New Jesssy, 10 b. Valesf.
and be By the Cd celebrated tnrf hon Ynr;n;e
nedges. A fursbes pedigree d dcemed unn<ce..
my - RasagoA viii recommend h;neek -
k,dges viii judge fps theaassvps. C~,13s~..
wl1 pSeae call and - the hogpa
kiehaeod, April Il, lo3l. il-~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

Inluts dian vas quite becuaning. IT.
next day she received . mesaes hoo e.
Ihish priest Of the sea, saying thst she b
lbeen s1communicafed, @6os kissing with .
appetite"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17
Spring AND SUMMER GOODS

Spring AND SUMMER GOODS
TIE subscriber takes pleasure IN informing
his friends and customer that he has lust rcceiv.
Cd ard Is now opening \ splendid lot of Spring
and Sumner Goods, at the old stand, and a. he
intends doisg = cash business he will sell at a
small adyxnce on eastern prices.
ALEXANDER STOKES.
Thoeqindehted to the late firm Of Akin and
Stokes WI rsease take notice that longer indul
genes e<nnot be given. A. STOKES.
May Oth, 1884. Is-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

Black Ha.sk--The life Of Black Hawk, die
tated BY HIMSELF has recently been published at
Boston, giving an account of the cause and GEN
eral history of the late war, and his surrender
and travels through the U. States. The work
is edited BY J. b Patterson Of Illinois, and i
said to be correct in its details and faithful to
the dictatIon ofthe Indian warrior. From the
extracts which we have seen published there are
some shrewd observations on the characters and
conduct Of the pale Jaces, and on the improve
ments of civilized life. From the following ex-
tracts it appears that he is in favor of Gen. Win
Geld Scott for President Of the United States,
and wishes the village e-iers (editor) to make
known his sentiments ON that subject. The rl.
lage er'<rs no doubt, have given quite a different
version of the events of the late Indian wal, from
what this removed chief might have given with
equal facilities for publication.
81 have good opinion Of the American war
chiefs, generally, with whom l ann acquainted
and my people, who had an opportunity Of see
ing and becoming well acquainted with the
great war chief, General Winfield Scott who
made the last treaty with them, in conjunction
witfe the great chief Of Illinois, Governor Rev
nolds,) all tell me that he il the greatest brave
they ever saw, and a good man-one who fulfls
all his promises. Our braves speak more highly
OF haln than any chief that has ever been among
Ne, or made treaties with US Whatever he avs
may be depended upon. Ifhe had been our
great father, we never would have been compel
led 10 Join the British in their last war with A.
menca-and l have thought that, a. our great
father Is changed every few ysars, that his chill
drea would do vol to put this grsat var chief in
bus PLACES they cannot 6nd . better chief for
r. A.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

persons indebted to the estate Of
nm Aired deceased, are requested %
Mediate payment, and those having
e1asS gAanst said estate are requested to pee.
sent them properly authenticated for settlement
within the time prescribed by law.
May 3, 1884. I7-as
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

TAMNUP BY Isaac Lawellen, living in
ksdo4h county, Indiana, one chestnut
sossei hds imposed to be SIX years old, four
teen ha4s I'D = half high, his left hind foot
whaee, q thenght hind foot q little white round
sne noof,t sanAn bla4e in his forehead, saddle
marked, bod I'll round and appraised 10 forty
doalan p EduaM M'Cue and Sebastian Brun-
yasd. S1dfd By WIN. ODLE, Up.
May = 1894. is-st
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-05-17

STATE BAsK.-It appear from the papers hat
the Stock has been taken for the Branches at
Lawrenceburg, Madison, New Albany, vincen-
mes, Terre Haute, Lafayette, indianapolis and
Richmond, making eight branches which will
probably go into operation in few months,
the following proves true. The New Albany
Gazette, says-"We have heard from source
entitled to much credit, that the commissioners
on the part of the state Of Indiana, have sue
ceeded in negotiating the loan for the State
Bank ,on terms more favorable than were antici-
pated. The loan was effected in the city Of
New York Qf the report be true) Of the agents
Of an European house in that city"