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The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-07
WOOTTON & HOLLOWAY,
Commission Merchants, Macon, Ga.
Augusta, Ga, Market.

AUGUSTA, June 7.
COTTON.--There has been but little
BUSINESS done the past week in the cot.
ton trade, and but little Offering, and
very little received. We omit quotations.
because it is too difficult to offer anything
reliable.
FLOUR.-Thc supply is large, and
prices, although unchanged, may be
quoted nominal.
CORNING heard sales, by the
quantity, as low as 81 cents $ busheI.
sacks included, but the ailing price is
90 cents.
BACON.-The stock is large, for the
season, but prices firm. Hog round
from 0 to l04 cts. There is good sup.
ply of Western meat, and very fine, on
the market.
WHEAT.--Ncw wheat is coming in.--
Wenoticed some very fine samples o.
white wheat, few days ago, from the
crops Of Mcssrs. Eve, Miller and Moore
near this city. New wheat is selling al
$50 ~ bushc.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-07

GA SADDLE FOR SALE
~ A No. l gentleman's saddle, new
Apply at this office.
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MAILS.
Mail from Railroad arrives O'Clock, P M
d" for Railroad closes strictly 5 &C, . "
Mail from Huntsville arrives about 6 &C, P NJ
" for " closes IL o'clock, M
G. A. SHOOK, P. M.
March %, SO.
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LOCAL DIRECTORY.

CHURCHES.
CUMBERLAND PREsBYTERfAN.
Rev. A. J, Baird, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rev, +. A. Kimble, Pastor.
MISSIONARY BAPTIST.
Rev. A. D. Trimble, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH..
Rev, - Eichbaum, Pastor.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST.
Rev. |, T.. Douthit, Pastor.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-04-17

o-rThe Donation party at Rev. D. S. Alt
mans last week. was quite largely attended,
and we understand that the amount, donated
in money and other necessary articles. was
between S12O and $3.50. The laborcr is
worthy of his meat" and in accordance with
that sentiment, we feel that Gin the good
time coming "God send" of the same
kind may arrive at the dwelling of a printer,
a few doors South Of friend Altman's. Who
knows
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EDWARD LAWRENCE.

~ KING & RowLxrr have just opened an
ntire new stock of Family Groceries. and
havs every thing in that line 70 supply their
customers and friends. We observed some Of
The incest sugar there. that we have seen for
many a day. and they assure US tLat all their
Groceries. Ware. &c. have been purchased
from first hands. cheap. and they are deter
mined to sell SO to profit themselves and
their customers at the same time. See tnD:;
advertisement in another column. and cal
and price their goods.
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E- A beautiful, pink. glazed paper cover
ed pamphlet printed at Indianapolis, by Cam
ron & McNeely. purporting to be the Gaia
Iogue. &c. of Richmond Public Schools,
has been received by US. from the hands OF
some unknown friend. It is very neat and
very pretty, and withal very readable. in
short, its general appearance is well worthy
the superior taste of the Superintendent.
AS he has not taken out copyright Of the
work we presume it will not be considered an
infraction, if. for the benit Of our readers. we
take few choice extracts from its pages:
cit is an OF casion of congratulation to all,
that amid so compiler and diversified speci-
mems Of humanity as hal to be met, SO little
corporal punishment has been necessary"
The Directors engaged with the Superin-
tendent at first not to engage any but the best
qualified lire teachers, those who could learn.
and who had devoted themselves to special
professional preparation. The same salary is
paid to Teachers IN Primary as in High
School Department. and equal qualifications
are required"
The salaries paid in Richmond Public
Schools cary from $50 to S55 per month of
four weeks. Salary of Superintendent 81 900
per annum. Total expenses for Superinten-
dent and Teachers salaries. gas light, fuel
Janitor's salary and incidentals. %. I5o
There are teachers and seats for nine hundred
pupils: this gives average per pupil per
annum Of Sc, 49,
"The carrying ont the Building to its com
pletion and opening the school. is due to Dr..
Joel Vale, Dr. J. K. Mendenhall and James
Elder. Esq. all men of patriotic devotion and
great energy in this noble work"
The motto Of the Board Of Education and
Superintendent is: This, the best school in
Indiana :" %
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WILLIAM P. WILSON.
Richmond, April, 1856.

PRov. Woon's HArR HssroRATIvE.- e invitcs-
specis attention to the advertisement of this article
another column of paper. II has been a little
less than two before the public AMI yet has be-
from its intrinsic standard ArtIcle upon the
shelves u: ainost all druggists and the Chester Herald
says at stands the head Of all remedies of the
kind Nor is this result all surprising when il il
remembered that distinguished statesmen. we'll
many members Of the medical profession indeed ladies
and gentleman Of the highest Intelligence al Farts
OF the country testify that Il has and will restore tAs
hair the head of the bald all daniru AMI
itching and all diseases of the scalp and than all
preserve the hair if used for toilet purposes both in
color and from failing out any uabie age. Resi
try IL.
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- That Wall Paper at Fletcher's attracts
universal attention. and he is constantly receiv-
ing fresh supplies-no danger of exhausting
his splendid assortment of patterns. Call a.
the Express Office and examine for yourselves.
EISee the advertisement Of Howell j.
Son, Paper Hangers. Ia another column
They do their work in superior style and
promptly Nuff Ced.
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DRY RDDDSe

BONNETS, HATS, SHUES, &c. &C,
Selee ted much suit the views aud tastes of
our customers and at as low figures any. all in
and try u.s. and il you do not money BY our
UNrroRM and reasonable prices Nothing tackled n
TO CASH OF the short credit given
others. Come with your cash-our motto is to
all that ill be their interest continue
with Bensjah and Lydia says nothing charged for
showing Goods. STRATTAN & COFt IN
4th month g 1856 lift
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EIScESkEs, IA, J

yIScESkEs, Ia, June 81, 1883
Prof 0 J. WooD: As You about to manufacture
and vend your recently discovered Hair Restorative,
W i'll state for whomsoever it may concern that I
have for several been in the habit Of using
Hair Re storatves and that find yours vastly superb
to any other know II entirely cleanses the head
Of dandruff, and with months proper use i'll
any persons hair to the original youthful
and texture giving healthy soft and glossy appear
and all this withou dis coiorng the hands
ply it. the dress which it drops would there
tore recommend its every desirous ai kav-
ing fine color ans texture of hair
Respectfully yours.
XIV
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OF We refer our readers to Drs. Gilbert &
Kennedy's card in another column. announc-
ing the fact that they successfully treat Can
GERS. Tumours. Ulcers, &c. without surgical
operations From the high reference given,
we should not hesitate, were we afflicted, TO
apply to them for relief. Address Drs. GIL
bert & Kennedy, Office TAG. Broadway. cor
As,or Place, n York.
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c.. R. R. OFFICE, EAsDAIIA

C. r. K. UFFIcE, ALA, June
Prof. WooD-DeAF Sir: take pleasure in bearing
voluntary testimony to the excellence OF your Hair
Restorative Three months ago my hair very
gray. 1t Is now dark brown, (she original color
smooth and glossy. The only application | have made
to il has been the Hair Restorative prepared by YOU
and hieh, from the result in my ease,
ordially recommend it to others.
Respectfully, yours.
EDWARD WoLcOyV
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Steam Saw Mill for Sale.

CITUATED fifteen miles west of Cambridge, Ind.
- and lie south of the Dayton and Central Rail
road. being locAt in district of good timber such
poplar, oak, cherry walnut ash, ana others not
cess.ry mention. With the Mill belongs acres of
good land, large fonr-horse team two good dwell
ling houses stables cribs, and other necessary
houses The OF the mill being situated
so o or the Blu of saving they de-
sire. willing 20 dispose oil il reasonable terms
Any person wishing 10 purchase such property would
ell call and address the proprietors.
NJ L ALBRIGHT &c MclLNAfNE.
Ogden, Henry county. Ind
April 10, 1856. I7-on
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Dr.. SanfDrdS luyigOratOr

Il amild laxative, tonic and s;mulant. and is recon
mendej TO the public reyn upon its intrinsic worth
in tho OF the following complaints: All Bilious
arrangements, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia. Hsbitual
Costiveness. Chronic Diarrhpa, Collie. Pain IN the
stomach snd Bowels, General Debility, Femal " eak
ness, sc. For sale by Druggists generally, and by
Mccullough y Co, ani +. d Holloway. Richmond
and by j. ID Park, General Agent, Clncnna,i, also by
= AFFORD & Co. New YORK city
ArrillT tS1b IS-lY
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KANSAS SrArK JouKNAL.-P. o. CoNyxR.
sdtor ct this Journal. is now in our city. So
nelhng subscribers. 1t is a Free State paper.
yea printed. about the size Of the Palladium
saoiy conducted. and the price to clubs Of
Menly is u 75-clubs Of fifty. 81 so. and
Hnsis subscribers 50 per snnum. Mr. c. will
"a" on our citizens for material aid" or
pefsons can call on A. B. Payne and subscribe
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WAT1RTowN, Mass. Nav !. 1854

"ATIRToWN, Mass May J, 1854.
Prof o, J. WooD-Aiiow 10 attest the virtues
ant magic powers of your Hair Restorative Three
months since, being exceedingly gray, purchased.
ana soon commenced TO bottles and il soon b.
tell restoring the silver locks to their native
color. and tae hair, which befo dry nd harsh
AMI aiins oil became sol; and glossy and
ed falling. the dndruH Disappeared and the scalp los.
all the disrgreeabie itching annoying b=fo.e. and
not only look but eel young again.
Respectfully, yours.
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DRY GOODS,
Oar pess. .Strasc G. DDS, Shoes. &

Carpets. .Straae G obs. Shoes, &c.
Purchased since the Is of April the Eastern cities
a which time dealers know prices reduced on
kinds Of goods enabling him to offer to prompt
choice selection Of goods At the lowest
In ton with the regular business he will carry
the Tailoring business i'll all its branches This de-
partnncnt viii be managed by EDWARD BELLS, one of
the best practical workmen in the city.
In tins branch he would say that he viii
have stock of Cloths. Cassieres. Ncstings, &c,
cx-eil-d in the city Persons wanting thing in this
line guaranteed INST - lose any thing by waiting
til week. Nv
Richmond. April u, 1886. lS.f
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% BONNETS, BONNETS., 4
MRS. A. d. VSOOL1LAN,

10. 5 South Pearl street. Ricknona, Ind
have much pleasure oune1ng custom
ant the ladies generally. that stock OF Millinery
Goods complete having selected il with much
in New YORK and PHILADELPHIA and will be receiving stdt
sion the consisting Of the most
proved styles Of Beanes Caps Head Dresses Flowers
Ribbons together with description Of material used
il the invite all call and for them
selves Ny ready made Bonnsts large consist
ing Of Bridal Morning and all ether descriptions tia. i'll
please all who favor with cali Boaness made TO
order short notice
made bleaching done IN
Cincinnati ladies their NcoPo i
a Cactus Bonnefs be made lock esa.
Gents Hats bfsac he'd and trimmed.
Having with practical dress maker from
the East prepared make all description Of Dresses
TamAs appertAning that branch. Dresses az
fitted patterns for sale Come all and entirely
selecting. confident that have
that o. surpassed in the West
RIchuload. 3
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ST. TT 4 CRAWFORD

4 RE now opening large stock of bisaehed and
n bleached >heeting. S 10 l04 wide,
Do do Shifting. tun assortment:
Tickinss, Cheeks. Drills. Toweling.
large stock OF Tweeds. some lair at 25s.
Linen Drill Crttonade and toas Linen,
A splendid stock of Prints. good lac.
Ss,inets. all colors. SOC TO SIC.
Cloths. Cassimeres, fine Freneh)
summer Coattngs. fine quality:
A fine assortment OF Boys
Some beautifully ga French Linen Pants ana Goats
Remember the pet Lamb
April 10. 1856. lift
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ST. LOUIS, June % 1888:

ST LOUIS june %. 1858.
Pro! WOODS you about prepare and yend
your recently discovered Hair Restorative ana as
you request my opinion of it, will that 10 hair
was few months ago very gray; and after using
bottles Of your Hair Restorative resumed its orisi
nal color and since its application all dsntvuY
appeared from my head ana have been troubled with
disasreea"le itching of the scalp | IN Satisfied
tina. those no IT will regret it, it gives the
appearance OF having been recently oiled / pre-
pared therefore, to recommend its " no are
DESTROYS OF having beautiful head of hair
am, sir, yours, etc
III L
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Hos1ory!
COTT 4 CRAWF ORl

SCOTT & CRAWFORD
Il EEP the largest AMI best assortment of Stoc1 inys
IN and Gloves the city
60 doz thread gr-y. nose bvown, black and white
Hose, good, -.
40 doz heavy thread double heels and toe.
and superior I'sie Thread DO.
Black, White 8 nd mode spun and "a silk do;
general assert zHd hIssn's S,S.s kim.
rs doz gents gre> and bro. half Hose ID to I2:c.
20 doz extra heavy thread DO.
10 dog do fine do,
Is doz do fancy 90,
5 dog Mems long Stockings:
Is doz ladies' good cotton Gloves a Sc per pair:
10 do Isle thread do, - to I5r
A large assortment :. * and 4 ID finish DO:
French SIX u tits md Cloves,
Misses and chidren's siitts and Gloves:
Ladies' Vests and Gents Silk Cnder.hir,s
We suit any body Remember the Striped
balls April 10
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The Lady's Book. for May. has been
'eeeived. The "Child's Sorrow" very
f.s''! engraving. and the Fashion pls.e and
'saer embellishments are rich, and i,s con
: are As good as usual. Rscollec, that the
ana Palladium can be had .. So the
price Of the Book is "a
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For th Palladium.
Tot u I AIIaiiuIn.
LINES
I'm e RI of e &c n O Eliza WySse

For til Palladium.
LINES
IN hearing OF the Deaih of Elikabet tn SSyise.
The young. she loved. the beautiful.
From earth has passed away.
Ncr mothers prayer, nor sisters tears.
The hand Of death could
Nor could mothers fondest love.
the sad decree:
The Angel Death in mercy came.
To set her spirit free
Her cup Of sorrow ha. been allied
Yea. made
And only Heaven knew the depth
OF hef young eesom's woe
In early youth she weYs above
tender fathers bier:
Bat she vas yeung-She world looked bright
And Hope soon dried the
And then > tsrervisien came
bhsn she had dreamed
Could 70 her; and oh,
Again life's ptctare seemed.
Shsleved-~as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Amid her childhood covers
But cypress wreath. fer her trirst
AnonA her bridal flowers
us~ho q, Hymen altar vowed
Her future life 10 cherish.
Far. FAR in distant isles.
Was doomed 70 piIs--te perish
consunpsisn eane--she wasted term
The bright. the tless eye.
Tee piaiEiy told all that saw.
The spectre D-ssa nigh.
Yet Hope within his bosom Slowed
He iefs his weeping Stride.
70 seek Tor health in njider siinss.
Where. from aerr he died
Leor long aAs waited hss return
And hoped each coming morrow
" ,uld bring him home to health restored.
And h2nish all her sorrow
But when the siiinSs resche. her ear.
That he had hence departed.
She droopsd $, droops the brightest 20 yer.
The youns-she ssoxKS HEARTED. -.
- Donta. 1856
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!, On Thursday evening last. the stable
Jesse Turner. on the West side Of the riv-
=. near Friends Boarding School. WAS burned
osn. A small lot Of corn in the husk was
ased, tho badly smoked-pars Of the har-
!. aess was also saved No one knows how
lie FIRE originated.
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4 T SCOTT CRAWFORD.S, tho finest sssor, me
~ french En- oideries, Collars, Undersieeves
F!ouncing Lsces &c ever offered in this city, from
10 cents up Bonne: Ribbons plain. fancy superior
Moss MsEiils. Dsess and Cape Trimm nss and Belts,
RoueAes, lowers, &c. Also. fine assortment of
Bonnes, Misses fs's, and Iassts fine straw aimp
and s.tin Hats AMI c.ps Remember the Pet Lamb
April -. I7-u
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A CARD.-I return my sincere and
heartfelt thanks to those of my friends and
fellow citizens of Richmond aud vicinity. who
contributed material aid that has enabled
me to emigrate with my family to Kansas l
trust that the distant home have chosen
will yet be free and happy State; and be
assured that shall always hold those who
have assisted me in this instance. In grateful
ramemhrance
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-l,-r-~-~-~|0-|-
CITIZE Ms b A " n:

Discount approved paper at all times dur
ing business hours
Allow interest on money deposited in large
.n.ll sums, and whether left for long or
short periods
Are always we'll supplied with Eastern
Exchange and Gold, which they sell at en-
e;nnati rates
Purchase Gold, Silver, Drafts, Certificates,
Checks, &c, on the most accommodating
terms.
Furnish regular customers with drafts Oh
Cincinnati Banks without charge.
And from long experience, extensive az
ouaintance and business connections, are
Drepared with every facility for transactine
! general BANKING BUSINESS in all its branch
a. SO as to insure full satisfaction to all IN
serests entrusted to their care
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e We have copy Of the Safety Fund
Bank Note De,ector." published at Cincin-
natl and Indianapolis. on our table Price
81 so per annum, in advance. A. B. Payne
is the agent in this city Call and see him.
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The r.atest.

Scott * Crawford have few French Mantl~s:
~ slso pattern toe dresses. nantes, capss tstias
and sacks, for the benefit Of and
kers Call ans hem. also, few Msntilss :sr be-
low their real yalue Don't forget the Striped
Pump April 10.
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STATE OF INDIANA
In the CeEnen Pleas Court
J2ly Tern. 1850.


WAYNE COUNTY. JAY Tern. iaS6
Oliver p. BAer.
Henry Al Martin l. Cracker,
! RAer. Bethana b bennett Ria Greek On
Crccksr. Linden Croker. Bsajx- fsrC ais
Croker. l. Iroekers Alvin L. sio1er
Crockef, Calvin E Crocxer Alice g. Deed
Croker. George B. Crocker. Celia n
Croker. EGnies J. Crosssr, Clara z.
Croker
NOTICE hereby g..ea BsshauiA Beg se.. Henry
~ ACrocke- Linden Croker. Creckxr Cal
Crsckep e. Crocker Celia NJ Crscs~r de-
PENDANTS entitled alleged
sAe aaiavif Of competent witness, n
State e. Indiana e.:ae flag aad Tendency Complain
in tie above entitled and thai
before the Judge Of the wayne Pleas Court
held the Court Hosse sails county Mon
day il Icy. fs5s An. the second tern
deour said complaint The be
for confessed them and .II be
il the5r absence
Witness, ANp2Ew T. SCOTT Cis.k
c s. Geoearcr, Sci. or Complainant.
March g. 1855. Is
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nd Printers wives are proverbal for be
ing good cooks-they may not be SO Away c
90 first entering into partnership with a typo.
but they are sure TO learn-their ingenuity is
called into requisiton to make something out
Of nothing tender loin steak out of neck:
preserves out of buckeye chips-good palata-
bic hash out Of white oak bark and onions,
or superior pudding out Of sawdust. all
this has to be learned. Necessity is truly
The mother Of invention" with those who are
Uunfortunate as TO link their fate with one Of
he craft hence, excellent cooks are at the
head Of every printers tabernacle in the land
Well. this fact being generally conceded. we
wish now only to remark tina. when good
things are furnished. after experience has per-
isced Il cir skill, look out for the extras! We
have . case in point: Our friend GEoRok w
BARNES, presented US with fifty pounds of
Aenworthy's superior Flour, and on entering
our shanty. and CHANGING towards the supper
aoe. we discovered sight that had not
saddened our eyes for many day. There,
% one corner OF the board. in a pyramidca,
nfm. was pile Of bread white ard as light
snow flakes. msde out Of some of the afore-
sad -four. We didn't do exactly like Jacob
Of old did when he kissed Rachel--but We
'hi'ed up our voice" in praise of kenworthy's
Mi, and in thsnkfuness 10 our friend Barnes
@f sending US so fair a specimen Of the staff
o. h'es" The room was actually two degrees
'sa'er In consequence of the presence of tina,
0'ead-but it gradually grew darker as it dis
'ppeared. and we were obliged to light a
candle. o. Go 10 Barnes for Flour,
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EI r. Jackson has again received large
lot Of Goods for Spring and Summer sales.
Not having room this week % give his adver-
tisement. il will appear next in the mean
time. pitch in" under Starr Hall, and you will
find every thing you want at the lowest cash
prices.
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T SCOTT s { AWt ORD'S. a large lot of Men I
y Kip ana C=!t5~iH snd Morocco Boots ard psten
tsifskin Congress Caters. primo article custom
made. large stock 10y, girls and chidren's shoes
Lace Boots saJ Caters Ladies Caters and Buskins
DO fine French hit .nsA:ns and Slippers, white and
hlack April ID