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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-09

THE subscriber having purchased
the entire stock Of the Richmond Book
Store and made large additions to the
already extensive collection, is nov pre-
pared to furnish Merchants with all kinds
of School and Blank Books, on As favora
BILE terms as can be purchased in Cincin-
natl. He Intends keeping a general as
sortment of Miscellaneous Works, which
will be sold cheap; also, Stationary, Sur
veying Instruments. Superior Cutlery,
Silver Pencils, Steel Pens, Maps. Charts,
Bank Notes and Checks, Blank Deeds,
Ruled Paper, together with almost every
articl called for in Store of the kind.
f. III. BUCKLEY
N. B. The highest price paid for rags
delivered either at the Richmond Paper
Mill OF at his Store. f.. III. Is.
Feb 6, 1886. 5tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-09
.Descett's cheneteCl y2easseSe6es

.D(oCett'8 eNotCOl 1XeAooel1tCe.
FOR the cure Of Rheumatism
Scald Head-Fever Sores-White Swellings-
Headache, OF all kinds-Bowel ComplaInts--
Piles-Chills and Fever-I.iver Complaints-
Coughs-LOss Of Alphabetical Pains Of all
Notwithstanding worms--COrns on the feet
-Burns-Ulcers of all kinds-SOre Ewes and
almost all kinds of Nervou. Complaints 70
sale by IRWIN REED.
January Is, 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-09
GOOD BIZ FAD.

THE undersigned having purchased
the RICHMOND FIGURING MILLS,
lately owned by r. Hit. and procured
he services of an experienced Miller, he
hopes that in = few days has machinery
viii be in good order and that general
satisfaction will be given to those Who
may favor him with a call.
CASH at all times paid for FLAXSEED
at said Mills.
]. r. MENDENHAIL.
April q. 1896. 16tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-09

rThe Georgia gold o,ines appear
to be yielding more productivity than
they have been for year or two past,
and We perceive by an account COP
ied from the Dahloncga Recorder,
published near one Of the mines in
Lumpkia County. that solid Jumps Of
gold. weighing 259 dwts. and worth
&9l IN its native state, was lately Ia
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-09

ken out Of an old mine. This mine
which was sold in 1892 for thirty
thousand dollars, brought only $3.50
at an administrators sale in May
last. II Lumpkia County yields au-
riferous masses at this rate, 1t de-
serves its name.
The incendiary of the Treasury
Department ,Arrested!-We learn
by the New Orleans papers
|of the tenth instant, that Hubbard,
the individual who set fire to the
Treasury building at Washington
some years since, was arrested IN
New Orleans, ON the 9th. He was
traced to that city, by Kelly, the OF:
ficer, and arrested at the post office
where he called for letters. Hub
bard confesses the fact and prom
Uses to reveal his accomplices.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-09
e. o o ID s.:

together with large quantity Of superior DO
MESTlC manufactures:
HARDWARE.
QUEENSWARE,
CUTLERY,
&c. sc. &c.
All Of which he has himself selected in the
City Of Philadelphia, and can afford to sell on
az good terms a. any other in this part Of the
country.
Purchasers are requested to examine his
took which 10 unusually large & well assorted
ATTICUS SIDDALL.
January %, 1886. IT,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-09
NEW RECR 1T.

NEW IL ECR u IT.
Joseph W.. Gilbert,
HAVING just returned from the
Eastern Cities, where he has laid IN an
extensive assortment of
ENGLISH, FRENCH,
GERMAN and ITALIAN
G 90 ID .
is now opening the same at his
store room three doors east Of the Bank
in Richmond, where he will be pleased to
see his old friends and customers.
AMONG his selections are
Fine and super6ne CLOTHS-varlous
colors,
lCASJMERES, SSINETS
DOMES les,
French and English Merinos,
Bombazetts, Bombazines, Circdssians.
HARDWARE, QuEENswARE, CUTLERY
lSADDLERY and COACH TRIM
MINGS, &c. &c.
WIrH a fine assortment of other articles
| too hume rous to mention.
! Richmond, April 10, 1876. i1ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-09
CENTRAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CG.N nal EhOECnA FUN SAIL.
THE subscriber will sell at
1!$9t private sale, the STORE HOUSE,
'ssSs one door west Of the pubic square,
bin CentrevilIe, lately occupied BY
Messrs. Adams and Snyder. This property
has the advantage Of a front ON Main street Of
upward. Of thirty feet, and on Main cross st.
about 80 feet For particulars and telms apply
10 J. Winder, National Hotei) in CentrevlIe.
ID. WlNDER.
May IL, 1856. lStf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-09

FLAX SEED OIL WANTED.
THE subscribers still continue to
pay the highest cash price for Linseed oil
delivered at their store on Maie near
Front street, Cincinnati.
PENEMAN 4 BURDSALL.
Feb. 18th 1895. 6tr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-09
sMINT DROPS."

Received al this Office on subscriptions.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-09
TO FARMERS AND MILLERs
THE undersigned gives co;ice that he
is introducing into this county, his
PATENT CLOVER HLLLTNG
MACHINE.

winch - OF permanent and cheap con-
rucs'ou, and capable Of huIling from one
TO four bushels per hour, Cor any length Of
time
For reference apply to John Garner,
John Hench, J. Plunket OF 8. Price & Co.
Dayton, Ohio: where one Of his machine.
has been IN operation during the pas,
season. VIM. ROWE.
Richmond, Ind, April Is, 1896. 2l:f,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-09

~ es0 1lsd CAeNp Goods.
ME subscriber has just received and il now
= opening at his store, south east corner o
Main and Pearl streets, Richmond, an cxten-
1--WE assortment Of
FRENCH,
ENGLISH,
GERMAN,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-09
THE WESTERN stan
g ifse und Lot l...am 8

April 30, 1926.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

TExAs.-Tbs coogress Of Texas
met on the Sd Of Octo6sr. A quorum
Of members being present. Richard e.
Iis tPresidest Of tins late Coavensioa)
wss elected President pro fs~- Of the
Senate. and Ia Ingram. Of Msissurds.
wss elected Spesker Of the Hoase.
The necessary committees were sp-
pointed on the 9Th.
On the oth. the message Of President
Burnett was delivered. and the Official
returns Of the last election were ren-
dered. They we're - follows: Fos
President. Houston 1856. Austin oSl
Smith la. Green ~. Rusk I, and
Archer 4. For Vice President, Lamar
2.73e. Rusk 1859. v.vala %. and
Smith 3. The vote in favor Of main.
tanning the present Constitution - il ID
was 3. 100. and Tor giving conventional
power 10 Congress to alter Il. 2I3
The vote in favor Of snnexing Texas tc
the United States was 3.979, and 10
fovor ofa separate Republic only 81.
NJ. Orieans Stand.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10
3.3sa

ElsVoa snuniiss are JET 70 hear from. %
ven OF ihsss gave ths Van Bursu coasreaslon-
81 ticket majority Of 3ass-snd the rsmain-
sng four. 50 nsjorisy to de Harrison Con-
grs's'oeai ticket, leaving majority fos the
Van Burso ticket Of 3<il. Ticking The above
retains TO b correct. end suppOsiag the re-
@slnins slsvea 70 stand ss they did ct the Con
srsasionai election "a October. the STATE hss
goaS fOs vsn Bussn b. 81 vosssi The rssair,
AOwsvss, b doubtful.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

About two weeks ago. The Losonetivs In
gine. TsxxrssEs." on the Hinchssssr and
HsrpsrsFerry Rsil-Rosd. vas thrown from
the track. and sustaised considerable injury.
And on Saturday Las, the Locomotive. % olp
Desn,sz," 60, an axle broken. These seei-
dents have caused . suspension Of sis.m-trs-
vel, which. however. will be renewed In lev
dsys The cara are nov conveyed regularly
By borss power.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10
FROM MEXICO.

The N. Orleans Bulletin OF the 2lth
ult. says: BY letter from vera Cruz.
published on the Exchange Board, We
notice the arrival there OF q Govern.
ment Brig Of War. OF 367 tons. mount.
ing eighteen Founders. and well armed
and equipped fcr . six months cruise.
This vessel has been recently built al
Baltimore for the Mexican service. We
notice further that Gen. Bravo 10 a>ou,
TO put himself II the head Of 10 OF
u. 600 men. 10 make a grand descent
upon Texas. and that the Mexican Co
vernment have raised loan Of 500, 600
dollars to defray he expense OF their
beIigerent movements. Bustamente 10
also 70 be recalled, and will shortly ar
rive. Il Is said. from France. where he
has been in exile. to be placed at the
head OF the administration Of the 70
vernment. The Central System will
be fastened on the people. noiwiihsiand.
ing the opposition OF large majority
20 clerical and military domination.
This Is the substance Of the most recen,
news from Mexican sources.
The Texian navy has but little 10
fear from this sug Of The ma
rine strength Of their enemy; and ~
for the army. still less will be appre-
hended by them from the forces des-
tined to be marched sgsinst them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10
MARYLAND.


Press sc BailiasFs cAssnisis.
GLORIOUS RESULT IN BALTIMORE.
The election Cor Electors Of Pre.;.
dent and Vice President took place
yesterday throughout The State Of MARY
land. We present below the result In
the City OF Baltimore. by which Il viii
DC seen that the Van f3uren msioritv i
only lO9.--Attbe election month seo
l64l.
This result has completely eonCound.
% oor opponents sad renders the sue
cess Of the Electoral ticket pledged 20
vote Sog Gen. Harrison absolutely Ger.
eaiH- Our Opponents calculated, with
Rreas conndenes, upon . msiority Of
rom D to 200, sad upon this pfsdieased
al their hopes Of giving the vote Of the
state 70 Van Buren,. They have been
sleDa.ly unsuccessful, and our Rlorious
old II hiFteeneF" hss. beyond ali do,,hs
gone zoe the Hero Of Tippeeaaoe. The
eonhdenee Of The Van Buren, men I'D
them 70 make large bets upon na;ori.
ues, every dollar Of which, and ,o ,
xeTy isFge annount, they have lost
we have retuTns from one District nbs
Iih) IN Baltimore County where ths
hsrE''on 0ais, since October, is a.
Hs.glsca. Yes B.rsa.
ssst s1ts
v'a su'. -.iu,v. ZOE
hali'soss csuasy hss given vss D.,,. T.
Haios',y q ia, tee di.isie,s -, 70 ;. h.s,s
Fe@ TAs vsaiass soa6tsaHy s.lsul,,.a =,
- fsea ia0o - 1870 nsjorisy d s.l,l.o,.
soasty.
AassPssia cisy has Eissa = yyAir n.i.,,,.
sfsI--pla siass ssgssabar ofse
wAsgINoToN COUNTY.
Ai SO We ,s ss:''-
ie19
Rs@at ~ Iarvhoa
REEDHaIcg coUNTV.
IS s;s v'' 81 Ss''a
"a nsl. ~ sIopvsssa
We hass hssa 49, - saaaia so@sa.,s =.
ssFus hFsn s.lg ~ ss,nsiss la nsryisos
vs waisndsegeg. ksesss,. % l.g a. "a
hseaes o1g sssasss asef ws.s b 4 ssss.i.
49, - Vsass ~ 80 ~ e,sas - = 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

upse Tho time Of putting eur paper 10 pre.s.
we have received bat partial returns We learn
that the Wing majority In Berkeley county b
iiS- 10 Frederick. she Van Bursn majority
b 2so' add in Clarke - majority.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

Ft1e- isi hest So ios.-ad a., En-. ias
- -. e8. sfs---tfh -. Sea- go.
~ Ne rsiss - ths Cosrse. Pee esT nos
vss yeFy hessy.
TIE nsfsh rsss, aiss 1855. hsaseea osa.
lrpis.sa Aasiis. ssf kir. Thompsoa'a Erssiro,
~ FrRists, fss 81 go q ai4s. eaas ~ nsrt
Ths afsi hsat VS. voa - Axaiis - Ca g.
las I've nsSs ~ Eaesrts. tsktng lhe npssy. -
Ths $500 ~ fhat rods Aasiausa - fssT
bssts. reas EseeFio. d SO nssr aaek hafugs
shs ipesis - tas tsy tsrmiasies
~ Y. cs-stsv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

The returns Of the election which
has just taken place in Pennsylvanis,
show how easy il would have been for
the wings TO give q very different
complexion to the Congressional re-
presentation. in which they carried
only ten Of their candidates out o. %.
In four OF the districts the Wing can
didsies lost their election by an aggrc-
gate OF only 3o6 votes. v,z: Mr.. Has-
ris by 80 votes. Mr.. Nayior93. Mr.. Nc
Sherry 81. and Mr.. Reynolds ISL. In
several ofthe districts the Wigs have
proven that they had Ear more than suf-
ficient strength TO elect their candidates,
where. by their own neglect. they suf-
fered themselves TO be defeated.
JssL InL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

A HenascAh mes - seeoa6 Daaisi
LambsFt y exhibited 81 Lowell Sc 1.
6ye feet So inches hiRh. msasuriaR u
the sist eight ieef. ed seieis zee b.;
waiss wiih ai8esitY, ysi. e. ne -
stFiisesent saya - y hailins 81 h.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

Thefs was COED stlsn1saes - fhis Cearas
81 Friday. Ths wssthsg wss hns. 40 aueh
titsSsst svioeed 10 ne sDoyas Thew wees
Avssasftss 81 Ne Jeeksy ciub Pusss a elooe.
six-
Get. Sohnsoash n. AiaIsnia. 4 ysags &c.
=. 5. OefFssoa's Cd e. Bsmhss. ysars 90
,. 9. sisven'a 81 Q. Vsto. ysars 80.
y Ihloisoos "a. \ Posi boy. yeara ~
W NHkess % OyPsey. tyeass 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

We insert opposite the names Of the
States the number Of Senators and Re.
pFesen,siives Of each, SccoEdiaR 10
which the distribution is 10 be made.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10


This new Republic" has sssnagpd
70 get up quite q respectable Navy
considering its age: aceording 10 the
following isi. which end 10 3 late
number Of the New Orleans Bulletin:
Last Of vessels whose registers and
papers emanste from the Texian Co
yefnmeni:
VESSELS or WAR.
Texisn schr. Of NaF Independence.
Con. HsNkins.
lnsineible, Csps. Broua.
BFHius. Capt. Herd.
Liberty. Cspt WheelriRht.
Tbos. Toby, Cspl. Saares.
Terrible. (psiyaieeF.l
armed siesmbOai Ocean, Capt. Grey.
son.
schr. ppsssie, fifsnspogi.l
MERCHANTMEN.
BRIG Col. Crockett. Cops. Chase.
sehF. Coz. Faaaia. csps. Tbomp-
Sen Jseiaso. csps. Flenry.
steamboat Tsilou S,one, Cspt. Cray.
sissmbosi Laara.--.
Cegaea. $500.
sleoa CT knioti. cssa. ckassea.
a. .ssE. ~ "a. - So
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10


account Of q most wanton trick. by
which one Of the clerks IN the post Of
fec Of that city had nearly lost his
life. Il 10 usual when letters are left
for foreign countries. upon which the
postage has not been paid. 20 send
item, sfter the lapse Of certain time,
TO the dead letter Office IN London.-
u appears that in the preSent instance
there was = package containing seven
letters. all addressed in the same hand
writing. TO official personsges At Ha-
vsna. The clerk in affixing the stamp.
which 70 done with . steel instrument
applied with considerable force, had
already finished four. when, on striking
the fifth. il exploded with . Tremendous
report wounding him in the most
shocking manner. After their frat
amazement had subsidized. the other
clerks looked for their companion,
whom they found lying senseiess. his
face completely stripped Of the skin.
and serious injury done to other parts
Of his pervon. the remaining three let
ters having exploded the same moment
with the one which he had struck
His hurts, though serious. were not
deemed fatal. The first four letters
having been sent OF during the coufu-
sion arising from the accident, in the
mail. an express was despatched 10 the
London Office to prevent any mischief
which might possibly occur from their
contents. The object Of the diabolieal
trick must have been 20 destroy the
public funetionaries 10 whom the letters
were addressed. as the contriver wa
not probably aware that any process by
which the preparation could be made
10 explode. would be necessary, pre-.
viously 10 their reaching their place Of
destination. BALI. finer.
tits always gratifying 10 see sterling
merit and faithf6i public service justly
appreciated by the People. We End
an instance Of IL in the case Of SIR
Whitilesey. Of Ohio, whose laboTious
habits 81 Congress are 90 well known a.
In the late election he was warmly op-
posed by . popular competitor, bot ne
ws' reelected by = majority Of 3.24O
votes.-[Haf. lat.
STEAMER lizard LosF-Wa learn
from the Pensacola Gazette Of the 22d
ultimo that the u. 8. Steamer Lieut..
lizard was lost on the lllh ult. She
grounded on one of the outer bars ol
the WiihlacOoche. having made En- e.
fort 70 ascend tho river with 100 Of the
Florids militia. The commander OF
the Steamer. Lieut.. Raphael Semlnes,
with hiss officers and crew. arrived II
Pensacola on the 18th 10 the tEanspor,
sehT. Frederick Arnsi.
The Gazette further states, that
MidshiPaen WIN. b. Beverly and
WD. l.. Parkinson arrived With Lieut..
s. in the FEedenek Arnss. The crew
Of the lizard. like those Of the Amer.
esg and Dade. have returned sGGeebled
sna worn down BY disease. Out Of .
crew Of tweaiy-eight who Iefl here in
the lizard IN June last. Only four men
have returned iR health. The eoua.
try. however. is nov Beginning 20 grow
more healthy"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

sonn Oh CoDexas.-Four :
eoaatgymsn lately appeared - sisi
go ie = ell ease. e ne Lsaeasaer
sisea. Their paifed sess wese
years. snd oas 81 hen hsS wera
sens eoai fos be holydsy suis e ys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

LARes PvnYKIn~-A Punpksn
g1owa o. ne fasm 81 Cspasln "a
DossneefEsF. near nskessyflis, ed
psessni seasea. wAieh weieAs lfF -
80 nesaeres 8 fsea ! inek = e,senr'
fsssaes.-- rersa Tssak flas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

UssfaI inprnfion for tie sick Of tie
-Arny.-Cspt. II. L. Thistle. Of New
Orleans. who commanded . company
OF Louisiana Volunteers during the last
campaign in Florida. has invented q
saddle for the conveyance Of the sick
on q march. The invention has met
with great favor among the officers OF
the army-and the War Department To
testify lie high opinion Of il. has alrea-
dy ordered fifty saddles to be made for
the present purposes. II requires
eight or ten men. says the Army and
Navy Chronicle. TO carry . wounded
man on litter. and then the progress
- very slow. BY means Of Capt. This
ties saddle. horse and q man TO lead
him are sufficient. and the patient 10
removed With less pain and ineoave-
nienee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

n Hvys OceNgysaes--A Psfn papsg
stairs That The Tesenae a. Ne kin93om
q Nossay. tor he yesr lselB. erreed.
81 he sEpendiiuse b. lIo.0li9 doilags.
NotNi ihsisp6ieR ne rrduetioa 81 Do.
iies - lhe iari6 % Ie31, she rseeips
- eseieus uas - s9Gsss e ait, 7ll1
ee.iass ~ geid SO E1.Tf9 Aefisrs 8
nrtna.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

n lady clothed N .fmoien Sir
Az The Agricultural Exh,bitioa Of Mes-
rimich county. Mass. Mrs Kimbsli. OF
Hopk,nson. New Hampshire. was pre-.
sent robed in rich and durable silks Of
her own manufacture. She raised the
silk-worrns. reeled. twisted. dyed. and
wove the silk. and for sught that 10
known 10 the contrary. made her gar
ments With her own hands.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

BwviSis sass ef M.rSsr.--ws issra
from The New York Courier and Ea-
quirer. thsts qssrsel lately took place
On board the sseam-bost Cygnei. on
her passage from New Orleans 10 81.
Louis. The Captain got into . quarrel
with eoe Of has hsnds. and in the cosrss
Of the frsess the Captain pushed Tho
man into the Engse whale 10 fsli eps-
ration. end the poor fellow wss crushed
INTO thoessnd pieces. The Captain
vss held 10 bail in the sem Of ten
thousand dollars. II The sct were doos
|purposely. why vss he held 70 bsii q
ell S-Bah. Pei.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

Ths Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
chsaesry for Jefsssco County eennenesd 10.
ssss'oe % Tuesday lsss, Judge PAsxsa pre-
sidisg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10
TEXAS.

Extract OF letter from an officer in
the Texan army. 10 his friend in this
city. dated.
IiEAD QUARTeas. TGxIAH Aanv.
Rio Ia Bsco, Sept ~ lstC.
Captains earns and Teal. the gentle.
men who were commissioned 10 carry
the treaty Of Santa Anna into eff.ci.
have just arrived in camp. from the
"Quadrilla" Prison, In Ma,amosas.-
They made their escape on the ID Of
September. IN the night. passed the
sentinel. and made ;heir way into the
street. where they were met BY an old
Mexican. who asked them IN Spanish
ifihey were prisoners. they replied in the
affirmative. he told them 10. ''pui out, {"
add gave them two horses--sll Of which
no doubt was arranged by the Ameri-
can citizens Of that place-ihey OBJ
secured themselves IN the thicket for
nine days. and then proceeded on their
journey; they were IL days on their
journey. On their arrival in camp. we
ssluted them with huzzas and salute
OF % cannon--they bring the inlorma.
lion that the AiexieanS aniicipsIe 70
leave Mexico for Texas this month.
with 1000 cavalry and 5000 infantry.
by sea. All can say is. let them come
and they shall be warmly received.
Bed Chrsa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

FRoN BARBADoEs.-We have adj
vices from Barbados 10 The 9Th Of
September. We regret 10 find that The
yellow fever is making dreadful rava-
ges in that place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

Iss tAsS tgAos - nsnAs nsssaas.--Tks
Nationes Geaeits gives Ne fsiig~ing uAarh. A.
ssssh - = lssstss esss n Nsw itssspsAlsss
"Aa inssns vsupsF IN this towa is
sov eonssed IN . dungeoa built n tie
cellar q his keeper, from wksa. ~
formally sscaped. Wns pursaea. bre.~hs
back. and placed there zoe safe kessisS.
Shut up N dsFsness, be became fire..
iie. - vel hs might. sad no oee asrs6
approach hia. They fssssned up eve.
" outlet Of escape, saA here ~ I've
years has BE bsea impsisoaed wishoua
bre. without eloshiag. aad 30 haman
eye has oacs seen bin. A lsoaaA 4
placed 70 receive BE food, cad Acre -
. fed daily. hke the very swiae Is
net saeh pseisFs 100 psisgsi essn fog
imaginatioai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10
JIFrERsoN ELECTION.

Tss election In This county Tor President
ADD Vice Prssideot Of the Upised States took
place % headsy lssl The fsilss nc b Tho
p,suiir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

Il NOBLE Elephant" Tha, hsli-rea-
soniug BRUTE" as he is somewhat dis
paragingly characterized. was on board
the Royal Tar steamboat. and when the
flames approached him. jumped over
hoard. and swan two males TO q neigh
boring island. where he comfortably
and quietly installed himself in barn.
He was followed by little pouey. also
belonging to the Menagcrie. Il is
SAID IN the letter 20 the Express. whence
we derive these facts. that the Ele-
plant. af,er being in the water. +" made
. sign with his trunk. 10 his keeper TO
come to him." We can readily believe
Il. Unfortunately il was not needed,
and the man. after securing round his
person several hundred dollars in spe.
Gle. finally sPrang into the wafer. and
was seen no more-ihe faithful Ele-
plant would have saved him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10
.hls majority

Prom The apparent lsthsrIy % ths wig
party ~ 70 The nornins % The ssestsoa. and
Dc scsivs sxsstioos Of our opponents. ws had
siuosi SssPsirsa Of the saeesss Of our ticket
But the result shows that The whiss were
sFos 20 themselves % well - 10 the good cause
deg have % nobly sustained The vote Civ
q % Monday wss not - large % the vote IN
che Spring By about ioo-eut the disparity
may. IN part b attributed 20 noo-sssidsa,
~ossrs- We know many wings who were
prsssossd from votias b. sickness and ether
eausss. aud our opponent also claim mum.
bar Of sessatsss. The number Of votes Eivsu
70 The different tickets win b ssssassd 70 uexi
week.