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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-09-11

SyF. Bsow>'. Es.E~-E o. JAMAICA GESoks-This med
ieine enjoy,a spread well rited popularity 'e
its wonderfully quaeies Its assists digestion
darrhoca excellent for the sex stomach ans
Is likewise and nvigcrsstns tonic Nc fa,
should be without Il.
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DIFD-In thi. city August -. MIIBt RI. infant son
Of J. X. and Sarah \. Ilif.
s,eep, s,setlv sleep-thy short life is ,'yr,
Thv frail tiny bari, iaunchc+ from tif sn"Fe
God called thee tlIus early from sorrow ami $50,
To live mid the gior.es Of heaven VIA MIA
Then sleep, sweetly sleep tho s2Tre" ; "se2 Eo'm
Now rests on our hca rts IA ershaia"- H"- a3sAe
Where the sound Of thy foots:ep brought 51.''sS7
ana JOY,
We loved thee SO dearly: our bri ii 'Fs.% hoy
Then sleep sw@ety sleep, whore w l4l1 taee &. resi-
Mad the green tart PLACED over IA. 'fet@.'
Thou-h lone is thy resting place. low j. 'hS isT''
Thou wilt sleep. sweet! sleep, our at' eAFt deal
Then sleep, sweety Sleep. W shall zse thee % NOR
TIL free from life's cares we shall reach the h''7'
shore.
And meet thee again, our loved enc, chr own
And rest. swe.iiy rest, in oar heavenly home
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The listing ishei features ofthis es,
are
1t Il is the lsrges, Circus ever II
the state
II Every act Put in the ringis bet
ter than has ever been witnessed here
IL Il i the most eNpensiveiy eguiI
re-: Circus ever IN this State
9Th The Orchestra il the best ~
.tt=cka5 70 any Circus
9Th. Many Of the best Ferfrrme
were never North before
Srh. Many Of the acts are eutirel
new here-hsve never before be-
" Witnessed II this State. and rould n
be executed by sll Of the CI1suses
the country rom ined
1yh. It's not. as i CO stonsTy Of lat
small part Of circu. an! ia.
psIt a a nenagerIe. with vers lsr.
bill o; esch. but two ol3 ia>hionrI q
cHse-, with all the Ho3ern InpTov.
men-s
sth L ia tie only ou5psuy fgrnisi
irg goo1 seats ;or every visitor
Lastly l. i TIE Only circus ests
lish I.eut tasr performs every thu
Represented IN the bills ana IL tie
yer;4seDeEt
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( MARRIED-on the 7th inst. by Eide * it3s'.4ir.
Mr. SOLOMON WARREN to Miss ANuELtAE 10" r. h"iA
! of Milton. -
On the same day. by the same. JoSEFH THE n. \
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Eey- Has our neighbor heard the news
from Maine!
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BRY GOODS
Now is the Winter

>F our aching corns and saIering soJes ma4e eoFt2d
I J Summer fact that A BALLARD - No" Pte4
to furnish ladies' misses sad cht.iFsA ~
variety % pattern AMI tna'-T
al 7ianteI to the and Winter season. amen "1S
I'm D., fou an entirely style Of cHoc the pattern OF
which las III received from Eng aud "aere u its
hsI urutrscte! run ana has attained popularity 1A'
.isDtaj in the history Il consists Of e
form Of elastic spring inserted il the instp ana
Ill ne advantages Buskin pattern. s5tout the ammo
snce and trouble wths broken and
ami ragged torn-out holes Cali ani examine for on
and ny word you sll near ae worm
yoa. money any other place in t.e city Iras
Jus A BALLARD.
39-ff
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FARMS FOR SALE!

yu,IF subscriber sale hs 'f1n. situated ~ nj
ca Richmond the stass ae snd also on tue 90
road three qua mile from Meals state
IL. IL F. Eailroaa. The farm contains i'I = -
about 30 O. which cultivation, the rest IN t
There Of tho best orchards IN TIE ce
arye and large and comm % Gus bAf 10
iI5 ,toek Persons desiring t. purchase
good farra country residence are .hto.
that sELt, sht sl!i s4fe
bargain
Those wanting smaller farm, srs infofr1e
that farm adj TIE above can Re 0Hsh
On with the above. separate The M
IS under COOS nous
nd barn and orchard good spring add fai!s
house near ssiLrg falling stock water o.
the farm.
For particulars and terms. enquire o. the uhscroef y
neutoned premises or Of ozden d DICK 5TSts
Ratoz. Ohio. NATHAN "a bhis,
A.yus. a, 1876. >" IN
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SUBDIVISION
OF THE
Green Mount College Lands,
NEAR RICHMOND, IND.
BY JOHN HAINEs, Proprietor.
pTTRIJC SALE.

WILL are, a. u.bIfc sale on saturday the I3sh day
Aseptember 10 o'clock A. n % ile 800
went four lots EACH essns TIE north IFso
a The Greer. College Farm, near kiehnohd
IN =, beautifully an un3vstinz and healthy country a.
=. ,onra r. the Lying pleasant distance tfota
-. 9TH vide leading 20 r. Aaa oniy IeF
- 1aIk dstAD. pTsesre iot OF hFs ~
- go. Already grown. and fasi 20 last for years
49, ~. .,Eae prc. yoa would give for acre IA -
-. benefits Of rural life. yet sunietei
business there aud near enough 70
tcipats ali tie advantages OF the Ceese AZ sosi.
rsaemheYed tnat JeE are here sita
ted IN sLe Of sfs most pleasant SO he
- Iul.ra the State. claiming population 0.
no o ,hAbi.zu:s and noted for its health; sa.2ral al
aS.. sad sobristy people having Railway cent
~.on With Cincinnati and eny distan. iron II .ort .
hers as tie Central kalireaf passing fs
making geasE2I sssse ssr . sfgs amount o. Pr
ssd rnerchzsdiss.
Those therefore. in vast % szhufban residenesz
Ia. al. convspient lots Of pastursgsf
GEAR VIZ veil 70 attend thssA as none
sold previously
rnrs.souabf- cssh garments required down. E~E
JoHs HAIsEs. Prsyri-tsr
.,. O, fzsr
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ADMISSION

80 Only IWenty-FIVe Cents
To BOTH COMPANIES
xyif s~bI-l- a halfpa. sad half past IL the a.
,.r,,1r ana evening Al RI HAOND. Saturday Sept
-S-H Also a. Winchester. Wednesday, Sepeenbe
If-h. C3raenyilIa. Thursday. September 18Th: Can
bridge CRY wednesday. September Eth.
August -, 1856. So.
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A aagi tive sry brick house, situated a N"Tih
xf6 street is offered foaa'e The house contains
L. rooms. ia ,s rod AMI egre il, rlyieF- style *
eeI1cat cellar g,1 81 ell vatcr and clzseFn, stable
carpenter shol,
H.IGos
4 COTTAGE. ERI'' *iol 4, IN .ia sire. = between
Maine and VAIN - God We. tisteFs, 1e5'"F III i
other convcaieace the I<7t>fs's--- sF-i7 s'7s
70 F--' 80 T. " ROBERTS.
Richmond. Jul. H. Es56- SIS"
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LES, 1kA N *:
Lewis Buri..
Thpma. llTam eT.

i
r;.,oun. Produce bills ami other business paper Al 50
purchase Of hand, receive money on dgt',t, ~
t,enJ 10 ali other basness appcrcuning TO Banking.
r=Ofise hours from \ To T. NJ.
Nrs.a- Ep.1oa--pIea.e the maine 81 Dr At
ors1us WEAVER Jefferson tosHHhlp - an iueIehaeu.
candidate Judge u the Court Of C1tl"h Llets an
oblgs -
i've arc authorized to announce ELEAzoK " ALONE
of Centre township, candidate for >heFih the eli
lIinr ii
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
n PLEASANT c-ssng honse il the kAssern part - ne
a . brick house, four r2srs- i
III ~ complete order and In good repair r.
- x.s-.errs easy Possession givea snoEs zaf
s.as srcx Franklin street. nearly Esr az =
20 ,.r.ir Also, lots siii tAks plea
no.horirz Any shore property s5y Sos sisa
u p0feI>'s 11- ~ Ii. B.. PAYsE
,..., ar-..,s~
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TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1856.

win also at Htalleboro Ia til" forenoon d" TIE
.,,oher aud tS evening Oh tAe o.
ali who AN WI aEtll them
I-I u tie opportunity Of setlinE t4fr IaAes - hl'
10
jraii,r, AMI here not f1iiy uaierst9s
yGas4 mo .not are reuestei eai at the freasarer
ra-t-r-ffle. thereafter pessi4t tLlL
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TPNEW FALL AND WINTER SEALfS
siis Cashmere HATS CAPS just received and fer
sale BY JOHN sCFFRISs-
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SPECIAL TIMES

- ~ 81 on s4ci, d.ase, and 81 for each slut
\ % - " W LY%DE. Treasssrer-
,svc y CIV
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Supervisors the Townships he there k'ai iAN
srrrgr r., have teusIa zine aud tles should
or ali l., NJ us morning Of nrst days Hite
f. n sach asLii. lii 81 l ~ mAe general Freeipt
- ar ~ tte nr dome proper credit may ~ gwen
- h ,srsoIl before iey call q settle taetr thA
Rates Or FIXtTIOA
pr state sch pol. Library and o nag taa3 TT l"V -
n. t-.sf lHsfl. } =
Far county PURPOSES per Si8a aHe and on east d. -
Special T4NES
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silks.

IR assortn Pac fancy silks. Sstins. Wool
sFpeAlues. French Mrrinos Thhet and Goturg Cloths
CaschHe DecUs Dsaine and Persian Cloths = large and
@.r SCOTT & CRAHFURD-
EeRINTa AND GTSTHANS cheaper han ever before Of
8 fered II call aad them What man
dos j. the thing. SCOTT & CRAWFORD
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Matters, co.
TANKE75,

Discounts approved paper at all times du-
ring business hours.
Allow interest ON morey deposited in large
or small sums, and whether left for long or
Are alway. we'll supplied with Eastern
Exchange and Gold, which they sell at On
cinnati rates.
Purchase Old, silver, Drafts, Certificates
Checks, &C. on the most accommodating
terms.
Cincinnati Banks without charge.
And from long experience, extensive ac-
o,,,,;r+.nce and business connections, are
prepared with every facility for transaeting
a general BANKING Business IN all ITS
branches, so as to insure full satisfaction TO all
interests intrusted to their care.
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-oo BBIs New YORK Salt, for sale by ,roppov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-02
New York, rues,loy, Jaouary !, 1856.
saiis Tor Europe.

NEW YORK HER ALD-EDrTIoN FOR EUROPE
The OunsTi L al steamship ASIA Capt Lott, w eave
action, on Wednesday, AZ noon, for Liverpool
Inc EuloT can mail. win clce in this city at quarter
30 sgo o'ciocs tbs If ernoon.
We Herald printed in Engh-h and Fren,h) Tin be
published nine oeiock In the morning. Single copies,
IN wrappers, sixpspce.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of
NJ NEw YoRE Herald viii be received at the folio wing
SAsss 10 Europe
u, posAm European Express %, y sod is Cornhl.
PRS Dc. do. Place de IA B1urre.
LlsKRrcct-- do. do. R1mt,r- st-eet.
isyEsfocI--john Hunter, IL Fxchaage street, Bsst.
The Of the European EDITION Of the Herald
stl brace the received BY mail Ind telegraph
lac ONCE dulog the previous week and to the hour Of
publication.
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From Albany.
CAUCUS SoAlINATIONs.


ALBANY, Dec. 81, 1855.
The Senate and Assembly caucnsea were held this oven
ing. II fhe republican Senatorial there were
prcsent-Nessrs. rrbam Madden Ryder, White Cryier,
Bradford, Ramsay, Pa crson hpxon Bellingsr Richard
son Lee Huntingdon and Haisted..
Mr.. TpbaEi chosen Chairman aud Er. Noxon
Secretary. Tho ardidstes selected w.re--
Fer Clerks. 7. Allen. of Rochester.
Or -eIsclntdt-As ms--r9muel X. Igel, o. Buffalo.
For Too kee, ev--George Coppunai, e Herkimer.
In tae republican Assembly caucus, b. Smith OF Mon
rec chosen Chairman, and Mr.. Wakeman, Of &c
pesee Secretary. Their candidates are
Fol Speaker, Henry Pcndersrast, Of ChlatauGue.
For Clerk, X. e. Sherman Of Oneida
For sergeantat.Arms c. u. Quimby Of Orleans
In the American Sc patoIial Caucus Amos Briggs pre-
siaei, and Justin A. Smith was tho secretary. Their
candidates aye-
For Clerk, J. H. Reynolds Of New York city.
r.. Sergeant alarms, H. N. laton of Warren.
fog Doolkeeper, George a Myers, Of Rensselaer,.
In the erican caucus q. Deniaon- Of Steuoen,
the Chairman and g. Prescott Of Herkmer Secretary.
Ihe candidates nominated are
LYMAN odell, Of Livingston, for Speaker.
&. VI. King, CT Kings county, for Uer,.
H. W. Allen, Of Onondsga, for Sergenp.-at-Arn1s.
j. g. Beatty, Of Washington county, for Doorkeeper
lhe hard shell democrats have nominated Benjamin
Bailey Of Putnam for Speaker and John Lacy for Cerk
Of Assembly.
The soft shell democrats appointed committee to
fer with the hards, and adjourned till ten O'Clock TO-
borrow merning.
The sofs passed resolutions repudtog the Nebraska
act and cent them into the bards, who reic,ted them.
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Officers OF the NlcaraGunn Government.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

The present government Of Mica agas Is composed
treiy Of netves ofthe country the army alone is mx-
ture Of Americans and natives The President and the
three Supreme Judges of t1e srsocraic old Ora
pada faci9n already recognized by the government Of
the ned States The ioio wing correct List Of the
,rjDcit NJ officers of the repu tiic-
Pre,ident--Don PatIicio Rvas.
Secretary of State Gen. Maxine Jeres.
Minister oil War--Don Buenevantura Silva
Acting Minister of Finance--Dep Fernin Ferrer
Judiciary Three supreme Judges Don Innocent Cho
nora Don Pedro Soosopc, Don Sebastian Marenco.
Department of GranadaGoyernor senor Silva, Of city
and City towns.
DEPARTMENT Of Riyas-sencr Ubaldo.
DEPARTMENT Of Chontaies--
Icpar ment Of Matagap a-Col. Herrera
Iepar'me # Nueya Segova--Gen. Valic
Iera,tne mt Of - Leon Sarrezais.
Every has its alcaldes, and every corporate body
ie 'I.cepior al cabaldes," Gathers of the iand)
Not single civil Office Of the State is held by Ame-
yican, NiCAtSAGCA
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BrRrcS TmllHg-SEM YI-as E,E--ns. Button pro-
duced, last evening adaptation II ronular Ger
p,ar tale ,ti,h already familiar 70 tn public uode.
The ttleuf Mex Year's Eyev drama constructor upon
r. and ceiei The Crown Jewels" has frequently hecn
acted Tie RI. rests ugor the simple incident Of the
crown Prince Of Sweden havoy exchanged clothes With
ratchrpan and The last named person b~sg tax al
cour bah FOR Lis royal highne AMI discovering certain
plots agons. the true prince. BIZ. Burton played the
rart II SIC dsg ised watrnn Phillips with his usual
ability ard r,ade Tho piece a success Ire pisse Is full
Of ood situa ions ard jast The thing tot the season.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 81, 1885,
letter from westport No., dated 18th instant, to the
ST. Louis Inugencv says that the border Mssourians
mobbed the electors Of Kansas at different points along
the river upon the occasion Of voting for the adoption
the free State constitution the 10Th instant At
veral places the Misssurisns would allow the polls
be opened.
At Leanworha large band destroyed the ballot boxes
and msltrested the judges of election.
The Lexington Ofo) Herald OF the 22d, says:At Lea
venworth collision occurred between the pro and anti
slavery parties. The ballot boxes destroyed and the
voting stopped An anti slavery mans house was burned
was arrested, charged with having set the house
FIRE, and lodged in JAIL His friends thereupon
broke open and burned down the jail Much excitement
ensued and Goth parties had sent for assistance.
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Cvson.I gYtrcl's r. ply 10 Mr.. Mclseon.

Hersr a. FffYav tr THr hsrUBIir u thagSarA
MAR ritz BooEsSMGST ~ ru sntD STAGE,
icc ~, 1856.
Lion. ions A,TFls, 4. 2, ld.tiict Att rnoy:--
Sri have rceGyad your letter Of the f9th ins lt
flying me hat complain. has been made u your office,
untsr oath shagpg me together with other persons,
with having began act foot provided and rgen.
The means ior military expedition enterpre u 70
carsiel on ircm this country against the es7os II hl
Eeppb. ot Nicarsgua.u AZ you 'tt ISs.cs Attor-
bey o tho Upped States Of this distr,f j.. perhaps,
proper That shonlf distinctly avos her myself
nor cry ntMhr fmy legation or 'c "a have been,
81 II, escsrtd oither directly ir5e ty, IN any such
cn.eimhc - xlodition. YOU 4 perceive therefore,
nat ii Ii Bot recossry should & your letter any fur.
thcr consideration. Respectful. 49,,
PARKER u, TFESCU,
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TIE rRESInEST's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE
OPPOSITION, ETC.

NssHIAUITN. Tcr. u, J601.
Had the President sont bombshe1 into the Hlnse s
explosion would hardly have produced sengition
than the peaceful tran n1ission Of his message The
debate upon lis disposition discovered good deal Of
talent ir Bubn, Of Indiana gained perhlps tha
1908. reputation out Of Il. Tonght this novel proseei
ing ii the President is topic Of universal and
spned converse ion The democrats generally deTeod
the mt They feel relieved, measurasly fsea 'o
~ evious rrssens necessity Tor Speaker. The opqosi
ton Gencuncs The act Napoieouic uAurpat1n--zn
outrage Of the alarming charac ter-the seyers4t
blow struck at the indie sudcn OF Congess &.
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firm. Flour Was quite Arm at Saturdays rates, and
in some instances 6!c per bb advance was obtained.
Wheat was steady, with sales Of white Virginia at
81 IL, and Tennessee red at 81 s7a. Corn was
without change Of importance. Rye was quiet.
Pork was lower, and meas sold at SIT Is, while
prime was quiet at SIS. For stocks Of sugars and
coffee we refer to another column. Freights were
steady. About $4,000 bushels Of grain were en-
gagged for Liverpool at SAD. Sd. in bulk, and
sci was taken up to load with grain for Cork and
market at lad,
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PlulAp1lrlIA Dss H. 1855.
StocHs steady fennsy lvan- State owes, So ~ Beading
Rairosd, 80; Long lslapd 1895; Morris Canal, 10;
iennsy ivsnia Railroad, 439s
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 20 1856.
Cotton heavy. Sales To-Day GOO bates Sales of the
wtes IS Geo bales. AdaoR We quite At s2{c. Toe re
cei Jta lav II COO tales against - 600
for The same time last year The rece pts mp this
coo bales those Of tsst gear The stok
hand is 33e, eco bales. CofeesAles Of the week,
5000 bags. STOCK hand AZ, 600 hags Sales Of prime
at IL .. . 12hc. Corn Gee. Bse lnrd l2c.; and in
barrels, lie sterling exchange ca y per cent pre-
MUM.
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RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT MEssAG.

YAsIINbIDNj Dts UI, 800.
TIE President message took alm5- everybody By
pie bis intention to transmit it to Congress being
saown Only 70 few friends within fifteen minutes OF
the tine " pirate secretary started with Il rcom the
White House. The set was without Cabinet adyissulen'
some regard Il a. a kind Of Ecs Years Gift.
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IHUNAS CRvELTY--WHERE ARE THE Police
On Frday mornirg, somewhere near the hour
Of eleven, horse fell in Broadway, disabling
himself BY the fall lie lay on the pavement
OF The street nour after hour: idlers succeeding
each other IN the group asse nbled to watch
the pasf hrute's last agouieg, but no one pro.
posing 10 remove him. Night came--a bitter
night it was, as the reader viii remen,ber--and
the hor:e lay there still, writing and moaning
N his pain. Some good Samaritan placed a
handful Of straw as pillow under bis head;
but nc one proposed t. take him ont Of the
cold or to stable. lie lay on the place where
he fell, with iccles hanging about his nose, till
Saturday OF ten minutes 10 twelve when H.
was dragged away 10 die Oser twenty four
hours the poor brute bad been left to lnger il
his agoDy on tie cold pavement, without q
single attempt on the part Of his owner o.
the police 10 shorten o. alleviate Ii. suE,rirgs.
Now,wc call upor Mayor Wood to iuaugurate
the Re" Year by making an example Of the
Individual who owned tlis lorse and Of tn
police who, by their neglect became ae.om
plices 10 he baroarify The Christian SEMI.
neIt % les community IS eX2spcrltc1 by
daily instances Of etro3,ous cruelty u
omnibus horses. Tic one we have meatioaed
il only, 1t is believed, lad example Of d COM
mon class. II j. time SrcG infamies should be
Stopped. ii We beard that at Jeddo in japan.
& horse that bad served rs owner faithfully
snd met With mortal injury in the course II
its daily toll, had been laf. in bitter winter to
finger twenty.tour hours in the busiest part OF
the most crowded taoro1ghtars Of the city
this single fact would stamp on the hearts OF d
whole generation Of Americans feeling 81
hatred and loathiog for the Japanese. We call
upon Mayor Wood to rescue this city from the
oissTace Of Dierising similar consideration a.
the hands Of the country and the rest OF the
weird. lie cannot invest Ms energy il more
profitable enterprise.
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Dread fun Railroad Accident.

PrITsDuRG, Dec. 81, 1885.
terrible aecilent occurred this evening Darling
ton, Beaver county the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
road. Several persons reported killed. but yet we
have not been able to procure particulars.
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Supreme Court-In Chambcrs.

Dc g1-E,iuin y. Chri1y Joseph Murphy and
OhsrsThe molten TO discharge the defendant must be
denied but with liberty to defendant to in sub
leaueE. stay Of proceedings, ~ no NAY W sdvsed.
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The Pennsylvania Leg,sIa,uye,

| HARRISBURG, Dec. 81, 1866.
TIE Pennsylvania Legislature meets tomorrow. The
E.- ,utc caucus tonight nominated Richardson L.
N,iph. ser Of the House, and VIM. NJ. Piatt, OF
| wyoming Tor s,eakor Of the Senate.
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The GaIena and Chicago Railroad.

VHUAUO, Tee - IbJ5.
II IA cscertaned that the Gaena and Chicago Railroad
Company has surplus of upwards Of $500 900, after
making provision for the last years. dividend Of 70 per
cent iust Declares
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SlBLo's GARDEN. observation-disclosures IzAlIas Z
s-hGuIsA.
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BROADWAY THEATRE, Brosiway-KIss CHARMING,
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leDruary ll-blG alamo, OF ouO tons, Tor Nakeman,
Dipion Il Co., now in The Texas trade.
March 3-s'aip Neptune of Geo tons, for Chas. II.
Marshal Co.'S Live, pool limo
April 2e-steamer Astoria Of 600 TONS for Beverley s.
Sanders, San Fran CISCO where she has arrived
July 23-Brig Texas, of 600 TONS for Wakeman Dimop
& Co., now In the Texas trade.
August 1e-Brig Sabine, Of 4e5 TONS for Wakeman,
Dimon Co., also in the Texas trade.
September lF-steamer America Of $50 TONS for John
s. Isaacs, Of California.
November 80 Brig Fanny Holmes OF 700 TONS for POST
Smith Co., for the Mobile trad.
December 22sbip silas Holiness Of 600 TONS for VII.
hams Guion, intended for the Liverpool trade
On The Syoks.
ship Of eco tons for Post Smith Co., intended for
he liverpool trade.
A ship for Bucklin & Crane, Of 400 TONS for tho
ere,al trade
trade
steamer Of ESQ tons for B. Banco for New Grenada
brig of 700 tons Posi- Smith Co., for the Mobile
trade.
By SMITH 4 DIMoN.
Launched.
September 4steamship Fulton Of 900 tons, 70, Nor
timer Liyingston's Havre line
This yard is now closed.
BY J. r. 4 @. STEERS.
Launched.
Yacht widgeon, Ito tons, tor Mr.. Edgar.
On the SIocks
Steamship Adriac, Of 200 TONS for Collins, line Of
Liverpool steamers. It is probable she will be ready or
launching In March She larger than any steamer 70
launched.
By JOHN ENGLIs.
Launched.
Steamer Joseph Whitney Of 900 TONS now running be-
tween Boston and Baltimore.
December 3-steamer lewiston Of 900 TONS TO b.
tween Boston and Portland
Mr.. Engls has also widensd and almost rebuilt ~