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ELLIS NORDYKE


-Thc frs. zr;9t mill ever erec-st in
Pea1v<lva1ia. IS vet n existence Il Is =
qua;7. OF s.an= hu:ti.a-, a2i bears d.
shout 1889. I. IS !ocasei q ? small stream
near Germ 5ntova. AM some Of the original
machinery imported t.o-a E7giand Is still re
taiael in Inc n ID.
~Tba old original Caar.er. which was
deposited ia tie trunk q the Charte- OAK,
has been enclosed ia = frame OF wood o. the
tree which preserved i $50 years ago.
GA exchange SAYS, On The authority
Of Miss Dix. the celebrated phl!an-hroplst,
tia: among the hun lreis y crazy people with
whom her sacred missions have broasht her
iajs eomPanionship. she has ne ioand one
individual, however fierce aad turbulent, that
could not be Gained BIZ Scripture aad prayer.
uttered in low and genie tones. The po~er
81 religious sentiments over these shattered
sous seems miraculous.
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A Coop TURN-Our facetious friend Sol
Beard was in a crowd Of our old line friends
last evening, and they were Boosting thai.
cans by their bets on the late election. Sol.
told them. that il might be true. but that the
Republicans We're about to establish liquor
shops over the city and would be sue to get
back all they had lost
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EGs5- The i, dies of the city of New York
have had a meeting TO consider the propriety
and expediency Of organizing a Kansas Aid
Society. Tor the purpose OF sending relief to
the suffering and destitute in that Inflated
territory.
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SINGULAR WHALE iIsur.-A whai,. sixty
two feet long; says the Northern (Scothndl
Ensign, was picked up at sea abou. three
weeks age, aud taken ashore al Fybster, some
Twelve miles from Wick Il seems that the
whale was not drifted dead from tie Green
land Seas bat that lie had fallen in single
combat with another monster OF the deep
The conflict which took place about a mile
aud half from the shore and which was wit
messed from the land by number Of fither
men and Others is described as having been
pFotncted and bloody. The two monsters
kept battling with each other. az tim with
their heads aud At times with their tails. rais-
ing tremendous spray for distance of ma
ny Yards. After q retreat for considerable
distance, aud after brief rest, would again
meet in collision approaching each other with
locomotive speed at the rate oftwenty or thir
ty miles an hour. On recovering from the
stunning effect Of such an attacS they would
again resume the fight. rising up into the wa
ter, springing up from ten to twenty feet, and
coming down on each other with fearful Vi
olenco. Meanwhile the sea for some distance
round about assumed red color, indicating
that an immense quantity OF blood had been
shed. For two hours the battle was proong-
ed, at the close of which one of the whales
became motionless, and the other retired from
the field of battle. Next morning the whale
referred TO was found not far from the spot
where tie engagement took place. and from
various marks on his body, including a broken
Jaw bone there is no reason 10 doubt that he
was one OF the two beligerants to the preyi.
Gus afternoon
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YAt Granville. North Carolina, recently.
va saves, who had 8eea numerically whip-
ped. Pit an end % tacir masters lfe, bF
pouring 4 POI Of be'iag water dowa his
ihr3a-. One OF oar N-v York exchanges.
referring = he rnsser, says that the citizens
Of Granville aad vicinity have determined -
male an example Of he nurderers. by grad
uaily red1ciag them . miaee-reat, with
knives, eaeiug small pieces 4 = line rom
their bodies. and turning them a tie same
tine
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While the press is filed with notices Of the
living let Us not pass by ia silence our dis
tingulshed dead. JAMES RARIDEN is no more.
He died at his residence in Cambridge City,
at the age of sixty two. Mr.. Rariden was
no ordinary man. \ native OF Kentucky,
lie brought with him to Indiana while Ter
ritory, strong constitution, vigorous INTEL
ect strict integrity, aad grea. energy Of char
ac.er. As member Of The bar he rose rapidly
to a high position among the first in the State
lie early attached himself 70 the politics, and
fortunes. of the friend Of his youth, Henry
Clay. and in the course Of his political life,
he was honored by his constituents with many
high Offices. He represented Wayne county
in the House Of Repfesea .atiyes and Senate
OF the STATE. and was member OF the Con
sJi.ItiouaI Convention. He represented his
district il Congress AMI wherever 10 was
placed By the people. he stood among the
prominent. He was strictly an honest man,
in every sense Q. the word, and has left be
hia4 him character lha VIII long be remem-
befcI b. the writer, aud all WHO intimately
knew hsn. Thus pass, after aaother.
the Distinguished. pioneers OF taa o-s;e.-
Sf4te Journal.
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ELE crIoN RroT IN BALTrMoRE.-Fromd dis
patches received, it appears that Baltimore
city was the scene of an awful riot on Tues
day. between the Americans and Foreigners.
We have no means of knowing who were the
aggressors. but think it likely both parties
were 10 blame.
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Bs.g" Our friend E. M. Cook, has just re-
ceived, in addition to his large stock of Gro
ecres he had on hand, a fresh supply of ev-
srything usually kept in his line. His Fami-
IL Groceries are of the best kind, and his pri-
ees are reasonable. Give him a call
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1tco Bcats.-Tha Republicans have re
ceived two beats il Indiana-one AZ the State
election and the other at the Presidential
both bad enough in Ill conscience: but we
have just received two BETS from our friend
DR.. r. Brandon, of Hillsborough. which Jsats
anything ofthe kind we have ever seen. They
re of the long blood red sneeies-the largest
u which measures abou two feet in length,
aad weighs Illbs 6oz, -...c o.ier measures
about one foot and a half, and weighs Obs
7oz. These beets are emblemalical Of Old
Wayne-lS7i majority for Morton, and near
1900 majority for Fremont. We thank God
we live in a county. which can beat Willard
and Whisky-Buchanau and Slavery, and. at
the same time. raise such glorious free soil
Beets as these presented US by DR.. Brandon!
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AN ADDRESS
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S. T. Tiff, Sept. goth, 1856.

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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-11-06
The Election.

Ii is conceded that James Buchanan is
elected President Of the United States We
only regret, for the sake Of the country and
tie great cause of human freedom that it lad
not been otherwise. Although defeated, we
are by no means dismayed. On the contrary,
while the smoke Of the battle IS still hanging
around US, we again unfurl the banner Of
freedom and under its folds We will fight on,
1ght ever until Freedom shall be recognized
as National and Slavery Sectional. We coun-
sci no peace while Slavery seeks to extend
itself upon free territory 1.-The price OF
liberty is eternal vigilance" The right will
triumph.
Henry County.-Fremont's majority, 1904
-Mortons majority was l298-Republican
gain 2o6
RandoipA-The Republican majority is
about 500. being gain of so over Morton's
vote.
Uuion-Small Republican gain.
Fayeue-Said to be a small Democratic
gain.
Delapars.--Republcan majority 75o--a
gain.
The Republican majority in this Congress
sonal District is not much less than 5000
votes.
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THANKSGIVING DAs-Gov. 10. Wright has
issued his proclamation, setting apart Thurs
day the Goth day OF November as a day OF
Thanksgiving.
Gov. Chase of Ohio, and tie Governors of
New Hampshire and Maine designate the
same day for the people Of their respective
States
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FOR 8 A T. r, .

The POWER Press On which the Palladium is
printed will be sold low for Cash. 1t is in good
order light, executes any kind OF work in the
very best style and will throw eff 1000 sheets per
hour. Address HOLLOWAY & Co.
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Ig George W. Johnson, one OF the large
'>nters on the Mississippi. below New
o died recently. has left an estate
less than 500. 700. He has BY
snumitted all his slaves, two hun
nmbeg.
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DEsrRUcrIyE FIRE. a stable belonging to Mr.. Bull,
in the Western part Of the city, destroyed BY fire
last ght about II o'clock. Two horses burned
incl udary.
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the troops of and made our esesna ami sb,,l1
have done 50 II We had had any idea NJ -
turn TIM have taken.
But from assurance that the Governor b.3
given US. wa supposed We would have been
released the mex, dsv; also. that We went Is
Hickory Point by tha advice of the eon!iaes.
IA. friend Of Governor Gearv; We were kau
some zen days 10 tAe custody d Tie troops IN
thr camp, not having more tkan half rat.oaS
without blankets. LAYING on the ground with
GU shelter during some severe ss3raaS. --tsea.-
men worse thaa Yen would besiox - 3 bru.g.
" g we .heR tlraei over Il me eit.l author.
teess aa5 had car rial before Jad,e Gao. ana
n held u over i9- Trial for murder IN ta- sirss
degree. feel Innocent Of IA, charge ana
have clear conscience. aud d. not a. We,
Aow cer,a,n when cur trial VIII c9,ns oT. Ia.
| aase heard iha, aext week Is the silns So
hope 50, for thea | think We sasi be seq \
liberty
There are los persons here n,w conaneaia
a2 oil IA sra9, "a. opsn To tl4e weather the
storms IF wind AM raja beating through in
every direction; We Are poorly tal-aos loig-
cd Al all. unless yaa cal lean on the door
lodging. aud take aE9sc,ae. We have rather
a hard ime ii i. have d1en sick since
have been here. h4. am now able % 81; ap and
write this. Oar correspondence Is closely
watched, ana this may not get ou., bat write
m hopes THAI | can ct i, in day or tive
on may nos be able lo make out this pencil
mark, but can &c; 30 pen and lax. GIVE
my kili rsgsris Is al my friends The gr,-
slavery party VII! Il, taeir utmost 10 put is
All ou. II she Way il they can. aud Kansas
justice IS altogether o3e-sidei came and
they may be .o.e 8 accomplish ,'.eir ends ar.
on Us, Tn ugh We aa.e Tor the best.
From Your friend, OTIS.
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rec state PII5Jners IN kan5as--Letter
from 4 Cinclnoat i14.
TIE following Letter was written By OrTIs
II MA. Il. ? well known citizen " C.na.n-
a.t. formerly an engineer o. tie Cincinnati
aaI Ga.ea. o KtiIrosI AMI always. heretofore.
a Democrat
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HAMILTON, Ohio, Oct. 3lst, 1856.

SIR-I received your ,criffen communica-
ton touching thar -niss er 1>,sinass'' some
time after it appeared in the '.auze papers"
No official information of my election to a
seat in the 25th Congress of the United States
has yet been furnished. and you will pardon
for suggesting that perhaps your de ep
anxiety on this subjec. has occasioned pre-
mature action.
In December next | shall probably receive,
under the broad seal of the State of Ohio
a certificate that the honor Of representing the
Third District in the next Congress has been
conferred on me by the people. In that event
please observe that you and the corrupt min
ions Of the present condemned Administration
are not only iarHed but dared TO contest my
right 10 the seat. Should YOU or they at
tempt to carry out your Wanted designs, /
promise the country record of of tile
most corrupt and di2graceful outrages that
have ever been perpetrated upon the Amer
lean balot-box LEWIS. ID. CAMPBELL.
Coz. G. j.. NALLANDIGHAM.
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Tao Tajrd Conversational District of
Oa5o--Hoa. L p -4nPoeA's Reply u
7-r. Eall&a9igh42l

445 1ItFi S0E2ss S1Of9Al 1iStEI1f OF
Oalo--Hol L. y 13GpoaN's & apiy 10
Er. NallaAa1Shacl.
l; is believed by men Of all parties in the
Third District that the notice al intention to
coates. The election Of Han. L. D CAMPBELL
By MS defeated competitor. Nj SALLASDIG-
HAN, has besa given simply t9, political ef
.-st, and wa never be carried ihto execution.
However muca the members Of the Admins
tration party regret the delea. o. their canli-
d..e by his old an gallant opponent, they
have too much 'proyerbial philosophy" to
commence throwing stones from glass houses,
NJ. CA4PBELL did not receive Mr. VAL
LANDIaHAM's notice until Two or three days
after is appearance in the new papers--a fact
which, taken IN connection with the circum
Stances that a certificate viii not be furnished
the successful candidate for nearly two months,
indicates some other aim in giving SO early
notice than desire 10 comply with The requr
cd form = the law. Ga Saturday Mr. CAMP
Bell replied to Mr.. EALLASDiGHAA' notice,
and i. IS highly probable that nothing more
viii be heard about that contest after the 4Jh
of November. We subjoin Mr. CAMPBELL 5
response:
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
IT. IN Onn WORM Of Read, Made

sNsDVsNIVV CLornlNo, at aKEAft, nfnt'tn
PRICES made oNptcssy and warranted second 10 none
the Uuled States la point ot workmanship and finish
tentemen visiting Petersburg would do we'll TO give me
call they wish superior clothing My assortment OF CLOTHS
Cassinero and Ncsng selected with great care ana
net them direct from the importers thereby saving the per
the obhers All orders fr steds i the tailoring
department warranted to it, sale, aud my SUITS are
made by the best workmen the State Please call AT my
Merchant Tailoring and Ready Made Clothing House %
sycamore street, Petersburg, THoS. W. hoh sioN
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TERMS.

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a. per annuu No paper " III ba discontinued
ep option of the rropretos until all shall
have been paid
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for 80 cents per
lines insertion and 81 cts for each
unless form weekly, and then 50
per square will be charged for each insertion If the number
assertions be the MS 1t will be published till or
dared out, and charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARE
For square, daily.
For one do semiweekly kly........................ -
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Advertisements Intended for both papers subject
iif contract
gSs Annual ertiser will be limited their immediate
sness the charged at transient
~ All advertisements appear in the daily and iri-
" ekly papers
~ Obituary notices which exceed eight lines charged
sably for the
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vUVHE subscribrr bcRs leave mosi Respectfully
the citizens of Lynchbnrg ana we
adjoining country Ills argc and splendid assortment OF
"a BOaTs. SHOES, CATERS. &c. Of his own
E make. aud which warranted OF the beste
III quality nd Il superior wor kmanship. .
@ Persons wishing TO have good durable Boot or shoe
for the preso, season will well cali az am do
termpsd to please both as regards quality and price
Don't forget the three doors above the NOR.
veil House and Immediately opposite the Citizens Savings
RAM Il. r. GRIMALDI.
uly
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BALTIMORE.
ns. WILLS MEDICAL l. oPFIcE. Les. IL.

uAR MILLS MEDICAL OPFgCE, Lsck In.
- Urinary Batnorelnstitned, A. ID. 1e29 Ne ~ SDaeA
fiay STRAIT Baf,mors (nenr the Pos, ofcsl ACuREINsUR.
Ell OR NO FEE REQUfkfD-or Mills. an experiences
physician of the Aopathr school, be eoekdenftsy con
suited In all eases OF private nature or dlsease ~
No Money qsiyed Cure 10 EesefedA prnesiea ex-
perenee 90 enables dr. NJ to warrant euro N
The shortest possible time to have II safely effected
This fFrae extensively celebrated for tho eectual ana
speedy all classes of established
this city rsfsge from ppaekery 20
The HA Kpaafisa Of this institution would render public
notice not for the appeans for
Charsans who flourish largely In the public prata and
with whom city 10 overstocked
Afflicted BE- Guard would avoid injury peeu
lay loss and sec early medical aid where
proper be obtained DR. makes no alufing
professions than he will honorabiy perform
Secondary Chronic Csss rhc usus symptoms Sore
fua ucofatn OF the Mouth Itching and Tenderness abous
The Nose Botebe Eruptons upon the skin sc Upon the
perfect Of the oldest and most nveternte Of
suoh DIR H willing stake hs honor aud reputation
ong sigor renovHnK the shattered eonsfltu
removing speedily all debility or injury incurred from
certain habit by discoveries Of the
hcr have realized the sweet frultion Of
which, the fapre Of Qaaekeries In their hitherto
lruitleas search had bernms almost extingushe,L
ddranfags IrsaafntNo pol onous eampounds OF Mer
Jury or Nnsiona Drugs used In bis practice
To Females Long experience In she treatment OF Female
Affections discases &C. qualities DR. NJ 10 shord
Eay R eet CURE in the most dfisult cases Com.
nnncan- saced guarded and treatment marked with skill
aud doliency .
e either sex viii be semi duly prepared by mail on -.
eopi Of o. roatg $40 prescription viii BIZ Included
Distant persons cured ri home by addressing DR. j. b.
MILLS BAIMoas uettera poet paid) Medicines sent In
any direction, by man on axpress
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NuENBCAN sslANO.-Dry and la nue order,
lVu 80 a. and "A A. brands bong shipped to US
bi the importer. For sale to arrive, by
IL G. HARDY a co,
eedSets First door above Powclls Hotel Petersburg
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HAIR REsCORATHSE.-A very
w popular and agreeable HAIR TOM inr s'is oy
"a a fptsl y
,0.T s.1 WCN WATCHES, JE VERY
", ,r, " ARE AND FANCY GOODS, at Il

XyOV CAN RCN WATCnEs, ~ ESs'
liver WARE AND FANCY GOODS at
andreai every variety ana stye ~ W A.,
cash prices by calling at NoWLAN > sig ~ WI h
oIa NJ 21 Sycamore street, Petersburg va, whefe
xo win save per He has Just re, irned rou ,ns NOT
r.. Importers with the largest ana mos,
nssortmont Watches Jewcry silver are ana
Iacv er In this state Would not 9e oe,Ie.
,' ,all md xamine his magnicedt Stock and save9i
M So nor all his Goods to cash ana can Sep
6m much less the regular prices for the same qay
~ ~ aa,s Ynu can also your Watches and JeweHyre
in the best and at short notice. ana always ger
he fashionable Goods In exchange i
money. ,s a.. roaIe No "a Sycamore
street. Petersburg, Va. Ano"A" No""'
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

NCANO.Me have on hand some a,o tons OF 'he hmliy
n cargo Gnano thai impaired last winter so ia
Ne have heard from the purchasers has giNen chfn s
faction, equal with Peruvian Passengers by 'he Nehh
Railroad good effects by noticing straw
berry iul they pass through the firms ID w HeNai
ESq \ Garrett Esd ID Anderson, Jrs were some "' mo
npfehascrs ofr. For sale hy -,
EDMOND DAVENPORT co,
!, eats. Rchmond
EUANO, O,GUANO.-liasns made arrangements WIN
N the Peruvian Agents :" gel supplies OF aASo on e
best crns prepared 10 furnish u We have ne"
hand aud bags and will he
We shall sell hut what Ia us drect NOM the nk'ni
and all wha purchase may rely getting uENtiNh
GtANO We solicit the orders Of friends aud All o,hos
with the that win always furnish hc WIN 'he
best article, and on the most favorable terms,
CRENSilAW n co,
feb 1lis North side of the Bnsin Richmond, va
uNsNE NpOW DE R TEA.-S3 hnlt cheats "f
u fine GnNroWnFR TIA OF own Importation per Hhlh
lndiaman and FleewiuE This Invoice OF Teas equhl 20 my
Imported into America, portion ID o the eeieofa,h
QUEEN Chop Of the sold this month AZ aneoh IN
New York, NJ al o5 to | ~ For sale lS z.. ,..
iuno rgtsl EDMOND DAVENPORT a CO.
uAA AAA EE y SEASONED uNCIs
uOUsOVV Hutton Wood 7aet0 feet inch Hutton
Wood--a superior article for Tobacco posos For sale by
II WIiTLoCk 4 son.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

rI FOR sAa.E.-A desirable reesdemce ON m
WIi Diamond Hill, recently erected by Mr. Ciomns III
now In the occupancy of Mr. Gambler On this lot ex
oni well an c house all other buildings calculated
IN add 10 Ne comfort Of the residence .,
AIsoA handsome residence Franklin Hill joining the
residence OF Mr. Dlard. occupied by Mr. Paulett,
In calculated To attract atteation The last
rodence will be offered ut private sale until Friday,
e a,h day of may sale effected before that dny,
II viii Le offered at public auction; terms liberal and made
no on The dny Private propositions will be attended to
until the day of sale, by w. -; J0NES or or
apl 30ds oH"r' " oHT'S,