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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

TnE On SToa,.--JuIge +. ". Wells, Of Nil
waukec, died in tina, city Thursday. in the 8 st
year III his age. The News thus sums up his h,s-
tory.
Judge Wells was n native of Vermont, anl stu.
died law ia Burlington. from thence he came 10
this city in 1899. hi. excellent legal attainuents
deep native shrewdness and genial suayiy OF ii,ni,-
ncrs ut once placed HIM ut the head Of the pr1ir
sion, and he was the Acknowledge lawyer Of the
day In 1889, he was appointed by Gen Dodge. th..n
tho fede raj Governor Of the Territory OF VISION
sin. Attorney General. In this position, lac ac-
quilted himself with honor To himself, and Won
the universal expressed appreciation OF those most
interested in the office. The following year he
WAS elected to the Assembly Of tho Territorial
Legislature, from this city. lie there became cpn
spicuous II ready debaicr and an expert Iara-
mcntarlan SO highly was he este Nv has
constituents, that he was promoted in the year
1919 to the State Couucii-thcn the higher branch
or Senate OF the Legislature.
In the organization Of the State government, he
was u Prominent participant lilo opp ,se' the first
State Constitution, and through his elo uenee "a,
the stump--his great logical powers--pu lgcit III.
tire ami thorough tact,es-that Constiti ton was
defeated before the people, No single individual
gained more honors III that memorable est than
Judge els. In 1871, he was elected Mayor OF,
Milwaukee, being the second one of the city. In
l849, the people OF Milwaukee county tes. flied t.
their appreciation of his services by elccting him
County JulJc, which position lie held until 1854
adding new aures to his fame and gathering adj
dltonal friends to already swollen list. la the
meantime, he Ind acquired an appetite for that in
satiabc head of the human racc-that Internal in
vcntion ot Satan to destroy tho mind OF man -
Row.
Since then. his course has been downward, until
he who the admired Of all who knew him be-
came a oathsome, dlssolutc and miserable sot---lc-
pendent upon his former friends and peers for
charity and sustenance, having lost the power to
support himself or the manhood to stay his debas
ing career All trace OF him has been lost for the
past few months, until yesterday, when some of his
associates ni better days were informed that he
about dying Immediate attention was given to
his wants; but too late. lie expired soon after.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
N1liEBa Rs.
FEMALE COLLEGE

rnNtE ENtKCISE> ct th,s Ins,niion VIII b. rcsum,d
II ti SECOND Mon lay IN with greatly increased
Ia thu nc,nmlu,i boarding
p.S. thorough instruction every study
tdiIu. ,unii'Irte female education
EACCIEN.
REV. SAMUEL X. COX, President; Prof Of Mental
Moral =, j. nee, aHd oi History
ircutGts u. MAiHtws A. 81, Professor of Latin Ian
guagc AID Literature
J. H. JLANkhXshir, Graduate OF Va lust, Profe OF
MlhrtG
u AboLrHE SARToKI, Lii D., Professor of Modern Lam
grapcs,
sig - =. BozzAorEA, Professor of Music
Miss MANY =. LtFrEH. Miss \. H. EDDY Mrs. NJ j. Town
LEY In, Primary Stud..s.
Mss ;. {. COLE, Teacher al Ornam, nial branches
EAP SsISlinaId iL"u'sg iuel, hgi and
at ea,i, = III Engli.b
brac. so Iuitipu in Latin q, of 10
Ia .uag.S, $40 lsiu,,n Tie Piano Guitar
~ }, lnstrut1.i al. uSV Of Furniture 3.
10 IL board and tuivn iaby required in ad
hci in casa I'd Each ioardcr at
tc furnish her sheets towels. pillow and
table kiHs, ana une silver
p CaanA cnuInn'ng further particulars be OBJ
ut the higRhisn tfeea the Book Stores Messs
Ily.S Christian AID ii. Z. VICTOR by application the
President oaM'I. h. cox President.
~ d&etlJ-ep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
Cal. Stantoa,s Defeat.

A distinguished officer of the Army has been
lately contributing 10 the National lntellgencer
a series of papers urging reformation In our
Dragon service. Among other things he recon-
mends change Of arms--a substiton of an I'M
proved arm for the clumsy muskctoons now in
use. The defeat Of Col. Step,oc. he thinks i,
partly attributable 10 this defect. We quote a
portion Of number OF his articles, bearing on
this point
| A gallant officer, whose name has been long
! ideputed throughout our little army with
| whatever is brave AMI good In. been over
powered by ssyages IN Washington Terrific
ry and compelled ~ save his command by re-
treat
The concurrent testimony Of eye-wtnesscs
proves that his little band was hard pressed:
that they did their best. Two brave gentle
men fell, as soldiers should, sword in hand.
mt tho head Of their men. leaving honorcd
names and bright examples to be cherished
in the profession they loved aud adorned, aud
the remembrance Of many beautiful traits of cha
raccr to console the hre-sides they have left for
At this distance aud from tho scanty reports
received II IL impossible to say what we're the
causes of this disaster. But one or TIVE, facts are
mentioned which seem 10 point to them.
1t has been stated that tho Dragons Vi Col.
Stcptoe armed with Muskctoons' and thnt
their ranks filled with raw recruits. II this
be true the whole matter is explained. For we
cannot believe that large atorce, ohcered as this
was and properly armed and trained, COT Id have
been routed by Indians III open fight. The officers
from the beginning to the end of tho bloody fray
seemed to have preserved their head, although it
was manifest that defeat was upon them, and Col
onel Stoptoe deserves no little credit for the cool
ness and skill with which he Withdrew his COM
mand from the certain destruction which would
have come upon 1T with the mornings light.
No one who knows him will doubt he Il i'd his
duty during the long and hopeless day which closed
forever lay lor aud .aston. That he will a,enge
them aud amply restore the prestige Of our arms
in those taroF fields confident.
1t is gratifying To perceive that this lesson of
adversely has not boon lost. Already we hear that
new and improved arms" have gone out 10 the
Dragons in Washington Territory. And should
the clumsy n,usketoon be henceiorth discarded
service will have proited no little by Col Sieptoes
misfortune.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

MARRIAGE OF Miss ISABELLA CAss.-Miss l>n-
bella Cass, daughter Of the Secretary Of State
married at Stonngtou, Ct. on Monday last, to Ills
Excellency Rocst Van Llmburg, Minister Resi-
dent, &c. The ceremonies took place privately, mt
Calvary Church and commenced Mt precisely two
O'Clock, T.. NJ, when the bride entered the church
leaning upon the arm a her venerable and dis
tingnishcd father and followed by NJ. Van Linn
burg. Mrs. Garfield and Mrs Ledyard (daug htcrs
of General Cass). Mr.. Zimmerman. Acting Consul
General for the Kingdom OF the Netherlands at
New York and Mr.. Lclyard and family. The
bride plainly but richly attired, in an ashes
Of roses silk travelling dress, with mantilla to
match. and mazarin blue French hat Of the atc> t
style, and presented n charming appearance. W..
Van Limiurg also appeared to much advantage,
and wore with much grace various decorations. -
lie locke. between thirty-fve and forty years Of
age. Upon the conclusion of the ceremony the
bridal party retired to the vestry for few mo-
ments, probably for the purpose of duly attesting
the marriage certificate. and soon after left the
church. taking the three o'clock train for Provi-
denee, frum whence the happy pair a,e togo ON
~ the cottage of NJ. Van Limburg, Mt Newport,
where they will probably remain till the close o.
the season. Immediately upon the departure oi
the cortege from the church, salute of fifty guns
was fire by Commodore X. +. Lopez, whose cc!e.
brated yacht Midgie. de, Grated with flags and
streamers from truck to tho waters edge in honor
| Of the occasion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
From the Now York Times
Tho Cruise of tho San Jacinto


brief record of tho cruise of ,Stn J,cinto may
be Of interest, ns it will give some idea Of the
cation OF United States steamer GA the East In
da station.
Upon consulting abstract log. kept by II. a.
Grcenough, of this ship, find we have succrs-
siycly visited Madeira Ascension. Simons Bay.
Cape Of Good Hope, Mauritius. Ccyl"n, Pclo Pc.
nnns, Singapore, Mouth Of Mcinan River, Siam.
Hong Kong, Whanpoa, Hong Kong, Simoda.
Inpan Woosung, ShanSahm, Woosung Hong
hong, Macao. Whampoa Hong Kong, Macao,
Hong Kung. Macao, Hong Kong. Shangahr, Woo-
sung Hong Kong Manila Hong Konr. Stang
hr, Woosung, Hong Kong, Whamppa, Hong
Kong. Batavia Simons Bay. ST. Helena and As
ccnsion.
We have touched ut places occnpicd by rortu-
gcsc. English. Samcsc, Chinese, Japanese,
Spaniards and butch. We have steamed since
leaving the States lG9 days, have sailed lol day.
have been nj sea GO days, in port - days, have
consumed, of coal, io@o tons at a c|s~oi from :
to Si5 per ton. We have run in all, ,in,c leaving
the States, per 10y, nbrut II 900 miles the engines
have made 49,. lGi revolutions; the screw s65,-
sol. Our greatest expense for one day ,stcaming.
| for coal alone has been about $3.50, least. Sl9S.
| The whole expense If this trip, since leaving the
States, has been about S20oo0O. This item might
have been made considerably less, had there not
been an unnecessary expenditure of that costly
| article coal, while on the station
There certainly is an urgent necessity for anex-
! rIict and positive regulation regarding the cNpcn-
ditnie Of coal On the vessels of the United States
mattrrs should never hc lsl, r. ,ha d,sr,n r.
ony Nn,,l rnn,m.nI.r wh,, -, ;n1;, ;1,aI'l'',,,
Jui,h ;rr.snnns;Llo n,w.r ,h, ,h,r,,h ,'r,c.s'.
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wv .e''i' an" ,''"' r'' n','a'"s ,''e
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lor 'n' 'r,''an'ns ',,..r '"a'
Vi u',''','uo'o' os;a" na'.''''' nv 7i'' ''rino
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lew nou's e'sh l"N n. "n'',or III .''e 'aroor o'
a'n M"ns non aao 'mo" ia a emu 'wen'H."" ""ys
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

SwINDLIno IN INDIANA.-Two men were arrest
cd in Charlottesville Ind, on the Goth for novel
swindling operation. They purchased groceries.
dry goods, hardware, &C., and paid in bills upon
the Western Exchange Bank" Of Indianapolis.
produced IdddocRs Bank Note Mirror, and point
ed to the quotation Of the Bank-"one and three
quarters per cent discount" Suspicion was final
ly aroused. they were arrested, and $500 Of the
money found on one Of them. A suspicious cir
cumstance is connected with the bills, which are
dated on the l4th instant, and the Bank Note MIR
ror on the 18th. Those numbers Of the Mirror Of
that date, distributed " subscribers in Crawfords-
VILE and adjacent county, merely name the bank
but say nothing Of its value while the copies found
on the men quote the bills - above stated. When
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

A TAIN SrorPED by freigh
train on the Newburg Branch Road was stopped
by grasshoppers few days since. Large numbers
of grasshoppers had aiighted upon the track, lite
rally covering the rail. The train passed a
great number of them, which made the track so
slippery that the wheels turned round without
going forward. Sand was procured and poured
upon the rail, when the train resumed its accus.
toned motion, and proceeded without any fur,
Their delay.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

PRIVATE sAuE.-De.irou~ 10 dis ~
"A continue hon ekeepug offer for sale tho TRACT Mel
ot LAkDon which n side The Tract contains about
bundled acres twothirds woods and portion Of
anh the best N this vic ny The Improvement
~" story HRiCh HOUSE, and all AIRY uus.s
buildings are y" the junction II the Richmonl
roads ntlc from New
burg am disposed TO give = bargain =
q Aprl! 10 A. Aerriwether, Esq, ibscriber
tie prem SPEkx.E
Sn" 27flttrw's
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

one OF them was askel by the Psosseatiag -Al..r.
ney, whether he hal known any instance, when
money had been quoted at particular ratss by
bauk note detcctpr. aud the same paid for. he de.
ciinel u answer. when asked whether no thought
such al nscmcnt could DO msde. he replied he
thong it could The men were held in $1,000
and o.icers al work investigating the matter,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

REFEWENCES.-kt Key. WIN. Meade, u u Rev. j.
Grammar, key J. ,uNo, litiaA, lie. IL W Dame, Dan
willie, j. 4 b NiIur, ID ID Ph Rev. j. tooke Ii
kov. /, W,utbl,c. ~, KEY. u - -,
Rlchmotd VI. CuULs is'i ehburs iiuv Is. Izad,
Chostrrtci, KVv. H. St-v.uw, tnar,,s Cty, y.
Ok,son. ID H. Norih; Z. ,'iUso. frtc Col T..
ionlain,, Esq q 4 ,al"n. i.st S.vHes Esq ki.h
ii"Ii Dr y bftun D,nNtr. IL Duard, Isq, Franz
III Martin Dr } liAIsuu jas ii smith, Iici. IL Lcfe.
LVrs. klaAnolli ). ~ u, Ls,I u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
cCraoO.FoRxouNGaAD.

~ Al CAMPBELL Z, ii.
lac Rev. " J.. W EBB, A NJ, late OF Richmond, Va. having
changed his residence Campbell Courthouse, viii resume
"f his school Monday, September 9TH The
study i'll comprise approved
schools either :North Suulh u2lir-s
par Will be specially del Ia addition college,
education ami many experience the adv has
taken iai pans by 'sts, ~itu the few
approved li.titd ATOMS
his ~ stem AL thai Is real, iesiraiic.
TERMS FOR "A SESSION OF Ten MONTHS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

TIE Democratic Convention in the First Dis
tzict Of Philadelphia has re-nominated Thomas b.
Florsnos for Congress. Some of the delegates
boltsd, and nominated another man. 1t is expect
ed that norenes viii be defeated, which we trust
sinesFsly Will be The case. A man Of NO ability
Whatever. the enlightened city of Philadelphia
should Be ashamed of such REPRESENTATIVE
Congress has hssn annoyed and Disguised with
Florence long enough.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

NA~ EiNICHES.-Wr keep consf ansly q
hand supply Of Chandeliers Pendants, rketA Drop
LShts Shades Ae. Sc. which nil ell low as 10
purchased In auy vtL,p market MUIR l. STE VEINS,
ID" No So Sycsmores, PelsIsl urg. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

II Resi- ienee near the Lynchburs College with kI,:1
good Garden, well supplied with yege abcs.- .nl
The Lot contains /! acre and has good well OF Wa 2
Ter oil 1t Also, Stable and Carriage ,usc with all
CONVENIENT ouhou,es Possession given immediately. Apply
to aug 2i-~.ti OAKLAND, SLAUGHTER l. CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

PAasoH RaovSrow left Knoxville ON Tuesday
last. en- rouas for Philadelphia, to engage in the
famous slavery discussion which be is to have
thsss on TIE seventh Of September. with tho Rev.
Nj, Pryps.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

Lsvn D. CAxrssLL has been nominated for
SW Congress ID The third Congressional District of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
SPECIAL. NOTICES

hsnsways O.samrst asA PsIi..-There d. n
traitor IN the camp they have been countrrieited But
SURE test ~ genuneness exists the mark Hollow
New ORR aud Lond n. which diseernbIe .
every Leaf Of the book of directions each pot
% pos sold at The bannaetcry No ~ Maiden Lane. New
York aud b. al Druggists, s5e e aud Oh per pr,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

Sir Colin Campbell We learn by the last steam
or from Europe, has been promoted to tie peer
are, with the title Of Baron CLYDE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

nVaanNss G FEMALE nEM.NAxY-
lLI HoAkDlN,; ANnDAl SCHOOL Fox fot Ma LA
Ms ia" second session of this Institution Wrdn,s
ha' tii 1T, lS5S. Anuna term, divided IN
nv" months each English uniies bn
"hnan, education Collegiate mod. led that
ofthe ln'Ntfy at Virginia complete cours. in Music.
rnl I Instrumental
Rem Of Instruction.
\ ID NIfIINM,p>, T. Page,
EIIDL Mrs NJ. WILLIAMSON
TERMS TER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
B"'rd IN u lng ue, tights &c. with 500
lulin IN H. g'ish brauch Is
Tuition in do do with French a d | n iu.... ~ tE
lnu'h In Collegiate Department .................
In tract on On lpn" Guitar, Organ
'scff
iaru ana Iuitononc halt IN adv ance, an,e nj
-
EEFt kENCES- The Faculty of Unvers'v Va. RS 30
aud 81 Rrs X" Ryland Pest Riehrsond GJlleE.
NJ AIN nson, Frrst II College; Prof Morse; M
and Mrs Sres; Mrs Cen tarnRtun; Mr. II 4 Leebv
krekle. Key j ID Mitchell u ID; Rev Leo Ro@er h.
Rcv II II NNer; Rev Geo w Carter and Rev II Hail
Va ms Institution, not ny may knowledge Of La IN.
Greek an Hetcw be- acqu'r-d bnt facilities
"aknE the French, Italian and Spanish Languages Two
Ancient and two Modern Languages requs entnle
graduation.
~ Circulars containing particulars Obtained appIca
lion a. SEMINARY Roius In ome,li vicinity 4th 81
th"reh OF through the r. once - him
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
X\TlIEEi.EK Il WILSON'S

Z\rNEEI.EK Il WILSON'S
w FAMILY SETTING MACHINES
Ladies and Gercmen ecfu.N Niicd to Mrs
PAG 5 and see the HEM!Nn ATTACHMENT gu these Ma
chimes, the ia self "
the utmost Ioc Ion rspiy and nea.ss. They also have
scanning and for king by which
Iake a seam or tuck oi perfect uniform ai,e
We prefer them for family nse-rrbnne.
They are the itvorit,s Tor fan i.hs.Tmes.
The machine tor family Advocate and Jnurrsl
W"e,n not imagine thing peTfec-Et elist.
VIII give entire SAT sRr.on-tbscrver
III" hest ever Invented christian Inquirer
In looking for the best tnrsr Il hammer.
Admirably adapted for family - Chronicle
We PRAISE it with cahp sIasm Christian lnteil
Worthy of the highest award Sabbath Rreordrr.
Tine dtsiitrafun a Vince
ID Wilson Mac hino the onS stitch that pre-,
Sey the conditions Tcqrred 1t be travelled
al alike both sides ct the fabric
eat e"enomy of thread. im durable and
ii an haud sewing Family Mag uinc.
.g For SAFE in this place by the Subscriber only
auV .sb WIN l.. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
snh. NORVELL HOUSE. ~ys.a

fUNIIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE is open for the recep.
Il ton OF the public having been THOROUGHLY RkSoyA
TED and prepared for the accommodation guests
style equal to other public house in the 1t will
be FIRST CLASS house and nothing else. OMNlBU SES
and CARRIAGES will always be in readiness the depots
of The different railroads and
House.
share OF the public patronage Is respectfully solicited
aug 9-d&c,f WM. IL. KENNEDY. AGENT
VUNHE VERY DESIRABLE REsIDENCE
Il ofhe late Elijah Fletcher offered for rent Apply 70
y. FLETCHER.
aug a6dts Amherst Courth house
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

TmE Yellow Fever is said to be on the nrrea &c
in New Orleans. On the 22nd, the number Of
deaths irem that disease seycnty-cight.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

NOti.c.-There w n be Regular Meeting OF
the Si" khuinis of tho Washington udng Fund Assoca.
ton this "'cloe the Payne Chris.
tian's PRICE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-16

On New Years Eve, the members of the
gallant Ere Co. No.2, purpose having good
time generally and particularly. by Ball AMI
otherwise This unusual demonstration be-
ing imperatively called for. in consequence of
a proposed visit to be made at that time by
"Independent Fire Company, No. H. of
Dayton, Ohio, to our little Quaker City. We
understand that the Dayton Firemen are No.
is, emphatically they intend bringing
their excellent .'Masheen'' with them, and, If
the weather could be made rs warm as the
reception they will meet with from
.b'hoys,' we'd like to see we Engine skwirt
but that will be impossible. Fire Com
pany No. 2. preceded by Mitehcll's Cornet
Band. will escort our Dayton friends, through
severl of the principel streets, TO their quar-
ters, aud we hope our citizens will prepare
to greet them heartily and those who are not
conscientious against dancing. will prepare
to engage with them in the t;ts and in feeling
it, on this occasion. Most of the interesting
ceremonies after the parade, will take place,
we learn, at Sarr Hall.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-16
Es-We are Informed by our Marshal, Mr.

E.-We are Informed by our Marshal, Mr..
Zimmerman, that he has detected an organized
band of youngsters aged from = to IS year,
who have been engaged for some time com
hitting pretty depredatious on our citizens.
They have stolen Books from Mr.. FL ier's
handkerchief from Rauhs-Nobacco and
Cigars from Mr.. Bridgland and other citizens.
money from Messrs. Show, Elder and Jack
sou-candy from several of the Groceries
Boots and Shoes from Scotts-tour sack
full of rags from " s. Watt--Beeds from
Thad. Wrghts -god rings from r. Dick
inson's-pen knives from thinner & Emswi-
Ter, &c. &c.. They even went into McWhin.
ney's pork house and sold pigs feet to costom-
ers, in the presence of the hands in the pork
mouse, and pocketed the money! One of the
the gang, caught little boy in an alley
threw his arms and coat over his face and
held him in that position. whilst another of
the little scamps stole his pocket handker-
chief He then kicked the victim, and or
dered him homc We forbear publishing
their names in consideration of the respect
ability of their parents
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-16

Ey Gardener Mendenhall. informs US,
that, last week he received sn order from
Atslauts, Georgia, for ten thousand trees
from the free soil of sylvan Height" He
frequently fills orders from Mississippi. Texas
Kansas, and Nebraska, and is prepared TO
honor all like drafts made on him at short
notice Our friend. As his name indicates, is
one of the best of Gardeners, and has Que Of
this country.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-16

SANTA CL>Cs hero and patron Of the bin
stocking will make his head quarters at the No
ten and Toy Store of Zimmer Emssiiler dur
iny III approaching holidays, and parents are re
minded that that is the place to procure all the
articles to glad deg the hearts OF their children on
Christians all New Years mornings. Toys o,
Of all kinds, cDafectioraries fruit, nuts, candies
fancs articles OF numerous kinds, can be had
there in coul,lsss varet les and endless quantities
They have N al large editions to their stock for
this special occasion, aud they invite ali who wish
to MAKE plr,h,'as. TO call before supplying them
selves All articles will be sold the lowest pos
sibe prices with view of making large sales =
Remember the place-secoad door west of the
Palladium bailding.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-16

NEw YORK SroRE-Public attention has been
attracted to the la rye piles Of dry goods &C. re
Gently received at Jackson's. His present stock
is all that can be desired Oh tn, past Of parchas
ers. |. would be A eai.ess task to attempt to
specify tn, quantity an style OF goods recently
arrived and s,less 20 say anything Us 10 his
manner aai system OF conducting business II is
simply cash basiness, and hence his prices are
far below those Of houses where different policy
i, observed. The Bargains which are daily had
at Jackson's have become as provcrb-known
to all