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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23
For Sale.
Sale of Real Estate.

DJRSC4NT u al order Of the Court OF Common
Pe.s # Wayne County Indiana the unisr.igu-
ei will fer pG0tic sale, THURSDAY be 23ri day
OF December 1855 on ths premises, the following des
cribe3 Real Estate being ani situate in Newport ana
adJoninE said in said county, towi;: Begiaiag
point - feet south, 5 degrees from the
Garner Of ElIlbeth Stations lot, and running
south IS degrees east parallel with aai bound
ed by Main Cross Street l feet thence south % deg
North poles thence north IS deg 100 feet thence
north = dag east poles, ito the place of beg
Also part VI fractional section No in township II
rage IL east- in SAID county. beginning 151 feet
IS deg from the south conner OF Lot
Ne. 3, il HAT part Of Newport laid by William
HoagE. and running thence south Is degrees east 20
feet. thence along Hiram Hoagh's line 10 poles.
theme north 1S degrees west I52 feet: thence norh
deg i've poles; thence rs deg east %
feet thencs north . deg 1o5 feet 70 the place Of
oesinn.ng-
0asthtrd o. the purchase money will be required Of
ne 1Tehaser the DAY Of sale. and ths balance ia
two eqasl instalnents payable ia and twelve
eaths after date 0. sale Notes and CART will be
required for the deferred payments 0thar terms will
Dc made known the day OF sale
JOEL PARKER Comm.
Nov %. 1855. 5a-4w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

WILSON'S IsrRovYp PFRFFCrFr Farm Nina frW
laws the ~ this MI X; the
81 Il Beard SjneN and fully convinced that l.
article great vtln, all who have
l,ralc Of stock feed very simple
but little liable and If il becomes dull
easily be si1rpsa-1 without being taken II
laoE ne without needing any repairing
very cheap and ia this respect within the reach Of al
every farmer ebeerfully aSr-
cultural friends the very thing they need AMI all who
operation Will appreciate We refer the reader the
q advertisement Of Nr Wilson in suothAg column
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23
Cincinnati Market.

CISCINSATI Dec, =, ISIS.
FLOC K3arke ANA prices have advanced sales Of
2oH bbls, closing s5 5 for good suTeFhHe and 500
choice white wheat
NHEAr-Ehe market Tor Wheat ruled firm. Sales at
SlTt Is TOR cb1i=r kentucky Waite, 81 2 II tor prime
White, sS SlI9 good DO, for for fair do, and
y5c4fSl ,ei far tar t. prime Red.
tOhN-tOrn receipts large and prices 65c-
oATS-lhe supply have light and the demand
active prices have G05c, closing firm these
rates with q continued upward tendency.
HOGS The receipts have mI"ratively dghtanf the
market has ruled rather the
highest yet reached seasJ-u,Iy, those
sing iS5 - 20l lbs Heavy held $50, but
heard of.
CATrLE-Beef Cattle have been in good demand Prices
S.l5 s. IS gross prime. Premium Cattle
brought si.5OaS gross
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

GS- The Junior Sons OF America, are re-
quested 10 meet at their Hall Thursday
Eve, (TO NlGHF.) TO perfect their ar
rangements for their celebration to morrow
friday evening. Every member is urged
to be present.
predict that the Juniors party will be
the best they ever had. Go, and you VIII
not be disappointed.
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FRESH MEATS
Great Inducements.

TIE ntersEned Eish= e sell his property 81
inc hEAsbSro PIKE, mile Earrh Of Richmond. Il
asists 81 twc and thIr1 acres Of lad. good Frame
ttoase With teEr rc0rzs and a hall IoE-
god cellar snd sArze shop With txsnty Eve feet water
weSl aHaer T. which ts ofthe z, il
TIE ee11try ~iii dispose Of this property o. reason
ahs terms and take considerable portion ef the nv ia
manufacturing Corn Planters I shall xsnt rara.-
tAis winter - supply he demand.
A Mechanic raA- 4 a
~ork -oald DO vel % II sooc
Jso. A. BRovS..f
NoA T. a-S.
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-~4- ~~ 80

Or Persons Sho desire purchase family groceries
iday dinners, r general viii find almost every
rabe article Githens Family Grocery store
articles that the and southern afford
kept for sale Ills pride is keep the quality every
article Those who purchase there
regular Fl the quality there
and the low price which they sold Call
sta
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

IT Just received a: Sections Cheap Lumber Yarl
Slty Thousand 10th which will Re seld fer cash at
Ss.55 PER 1000 Al other finds Of Lumber for sale
cost carriage and commission. The best Shingles
ever made ST 49, per Ieoa. Bills filed the short
es- -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS

II TTard Offering the public tbs largest
Of stoves 4 al kinIs which this city for
a long They all kinds Of the most apProsed
looking among Others celebrated Air Tight
which hiss civeu -'-i univers satisfaction wherever used
They also have the highly popular Champion Stove which
adired b. all who have had any experience using them
They have Parlor, Office Shop aud other all k4s
Tin Copper and Sheet Iron pipe Of the best
quality always hand They sell the possible
nd on the most accom- uIoIatius terms.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23
STATE OF ISDIASA,t
Wayne County.
Ia the Wayne c.rcuit Court. Spring Tsrm. 1859.
William IL Dement,.
tn Complaint for Divorce.

tcomel.in. for Divorce.
I'VE defendant in the above entitled eaute will
Il take notice, that ThurslAy the 2oth day Of
January, 1853, between the hours of o'eeek. A. VI.
and ociock Z. the Office Of ]. Bent!y Rose Esq.,
IN the town Of Salem, county of Henry and State Of
Iowa. before competent oi-cr, the plaintiff will
read in the above entitled and continue taking
from day to day until all taken. The defendant,
will further take notice, that Wednesday, Febra
airy End 1889. between the hoars Of o'clock a N.
and o'clock p II the Office Of Stanton s. Swain,
EsJrs-, in the city Of St Louis, Mo- before
petent oicer the plaintiff will the deposti9ns Of
John p. Andrews. Sarah Andrews and others, be
read n the above entitled and continue taking
from day to day until all are taken
The defendant will further take notice that Monday
o'clock A. VI. and o'clock P. NJ al the Cour: House,
in the city Of Wheeling Ohio county and State of fr-
ginia before competent ofhcer, the Piaintln
will take the dispositions Of Jethrov Barnes Alice
cause and oestinue taking from Day to day anti! all
taken.
The defendant viii further take notice that FIJI
day the 18th day II February 1889 between the hoEfs
Of o'clock 4 NJ and o'sioct r NJ At the 2 nee o.
Woodmau Obey Es3 in FrAnkiin Township Monroe
County, State Of Oaio before eonpesent IN ssr
the Plaintiff will take the DISPOSITIONS Of Hiram Bow
and others, be read in the sboye entitled cause
snd continue saking from day 70 day until al are
taken.
The 1efeai.nt will further take notice. thai ca
Tuesday February zzni 1859, between the hours OF
O'Clock A. and o'clock p NJ. sf the oeaee Of kiea-
fore some csnp-sent onesr. the pisnt1 viii take ths
depositioas Of Sanford seafod snd others 70 be fea
in above ensssied and eontinz taking from
JEHIEL RALsBacK.
Atty far PlAintif-
Dee rs rsss 1-sv
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richm ono
Indiana Cen and Dayton and Yves. R r
FAIR AND FESTIVAL,

OF Union Chapel Sewing Society TO be
held at Starr Hall this evening Twill be
worth attending. No doubt the eyes. ears,
hearts and appetitcs of hundreds will be
richly relre he'd on the occasion.
Guess we'd better all 60.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

New YoRK SToRE The enterprisiny proprietor of
this establishment Is almost daily nskns additions 70
his stock Of andre ard invites special sten ton
his present stozk being equal II superior
any he has heretofore offered IN thjs city and notwh
standing the Superior quality Of his goods he :
b!ei 20 sell thsn ~ prices which nsver have been
equaea for cheaPness IN this any other city. He
buys for cash ani sells for the same Call and for
yourselves.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

INPoRrANrA grain Il earmiuo viii tinsea gallon Of wa
every drop the color will " PcrCeptbe and
q grain musk Will twenty years. Just 20 Il
ehoat tho PriEcrtha will b forever visible
the his soul, and will leave scent
individual enough make honest
tnrn up his % ia disgust;
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O.--The statement
sent On Saturday in relation to the personal
difficulty between English and Montgomery
was derived from persons processing TO have
knowledge Of the facts, but in the lntelh
gencer of this morning three other persons
give different veasions OF the affair, placing
English wholly in the wrong. The entire
matter is TO be investigated before the Grim
inal Court
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23
Eotals, notitcs, tt.
Richmond, Zee. 23, 1855.
Morrison, Blanchard & Co.

TINS well known BANKING HOUSE is at
ali times fully prepared to grant accommodations
and furnish the usual facilities appertaining to
their business
Discounts made daily, upon acceptable nance
at regular rates.
Eastern Exchange for sale to any extent
at Cincinnati prices.
Gold, also on the same terms.
Drafts on Cincinnati always furnished to
customers, for any amount, free of charge.
Interest allowed on money deposited for long
or short time from one day upwards.
"ANTIIIuMBuG," is informed that in our pri-
vate opinion there is greater humbug in this
community than biz communication proves him to
be, therefore decline publishing his article.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

TsSafering humanity driven the Mammoth Boot and
shoe Of Mr. wethsrald protect their
mud tit h conceivable place
stock embraces variety OF Boots Shoes par
tieulary for the and approaching
tbs Persons who purchase his escape colds
and all their consequence for cash Call a.
"etherads fer Boots add Shoes, Eubb<rs.
everything else IN his line.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

SrGGEsrgvE.A friend Of ours susge,t- that if thst
pile Of dirt Front street is soon removed peo-
PIE viii be in great qusnlary to the reason
why it has been placed there and what Is underneath
it. they in reEari t. the Iaisn mounds seat
tered all over the country. AMI their co nterts!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

IT Underwood q Bro, prepared to supply the
demand every article in their line which Is that of
general They keep
popular style Cooking stoves, paor shop sovcal
kinds copper, sheet iro md nwae. They employ
but wornen, and all their
snhsantlai well Remember their the
old Han building, whore they sell
reasonable terms as any house city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

s,p 0ccrERr>eL Tuesday evening last Samuel Wig
ns VINO rs- mile south Of the city, whilst engaged
with his horses having taken the harness from 81
them, ana turned the horse play fully k ki
his heels enc hitting Mr. Virgins the bead
above emplc. breaking the skull shocking
manner portion Of the skull has been removed, and but
little hopes reasonably bo entertained for his
The svnpahies Of large friends awakened fer
his
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

BELLS FANTIY Grocery SroBE.-W iam Bell having pHr
Of united his
stock with it, and made considerable additions thereto,
Offering his customers and the Puhli, gen rally
his store nearly opposite tho Huntington House general
Of groceries, which have been selected with
saving that they uEexeeeI in
the city He specially invites attention his fresh Teas.
Coffee Sugars, Syrups, Fruits, Spices &c. &c He Keeps
very Of all articles usually found in
Gerry Stores all Of which he sells small profits
Nm C. Lewis informs his friends and the public that he
hand his customers friends pub
generally with articles in his He has
stock especially the holidays
wish purchase for those days him a
Keeps candies and all kinds Of confcous, fruits
crackers, &C. &c. He also engaged the oyster
them up in the bozt of style Call at the old stand
door west Of the Peoples Bank
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23
Religious Notice.

The Episcopal Church Will be ro-opened for public
worship on sunday. The sunday evening service
which has been omitted during the repair of the cdi
iico will be -csumed.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23
FOR SALE.

A Large tWo-stOry House
with nine rooms, good Gel
lar, brick smOke-hOuse, sta
BILE, &c; situated on Pearl
Street. Can be purchased
at a Low Price, with long
payments.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23
To our Friends and the Public.

WE ~ish tc call Your
=" very stack o. nrlrs. Che meals
articles line o. trade direct from the I'm
Porter an NsaufacSETers, One e frm spent
lae and selecting each article With
urIty price feel onElent Ih3s
re prepared I'll my all customary
chsapy neatly quality aud quantity being the
Any Drug house II Cinciuuati-
guarantee szch SFt5cie that sell Just
represent sill give
ali PLTNMER s KELLY
W Main and Pearl SITS, kichzaend, Ind.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

IT r The editors Of the connersve Times speak high
Of the Meredith House in this city aud popular
landlord The editors Of that sheet tell but the simple
for the Meredith House the place stop in this city
journors everything good pro-
yided with fat u the land.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

I77D. W. Smith, would remind the reader that be keeps
large stock Of Iron nails, springs &C. in the Broad
building, and h- Is the only iron Main street.
purchasers vii! find than goin the
depot. a lowest possible
a. commodatiag terms.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

A.rE " Cock son. keep very general assortment Of
family groceries ami COUNTRY produce Tor They pur
chase the best articles and any house
in town They the attention Of their
the public TO their present recently
purchased personal inspection. cA stand
West Main Street
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23
PIANOS! PIANOS!
AT
Prof. j. - N1u11er'9
P A NO Wa & E MS.

Cambridge City. Indiana.
1--WE UNDERSIGNED Is constantly receiving a. bis
4 room, Cambridge City, PIANOS from the follow
ing celebrated and popular Manufacturers
StInway ii Sons Pianos, pronounced BIZ all prof
fesslonal Musicians beay superior every other
Boardman, Grey & Co. Pre- mum Pisnos with
and without the Dulce Conpaua sweet bells attach
nent- Every Piano With the Corrugatiag Sounding
Board
Dunham's uarvalied Planes. Also receiving
new style Of Piano Circular Scale whose power and
richness ftune il equal a Grand Piaao
Haines Brother. a f4v5rite instruments Of all
taose uao are in possession Of for sing
ing tune and richness Of finish.
Also receiving IF teis s-n Pearl Keyed and beau.i
falls Pearl Intaii Planes, Louis XIV style.
Burns Pianos, saaEu as being the cheapest frs:
etass instruments
Every Piano i. selected By himself for ,his
use and he Ssrrant= every who does n
dsrst,ud mach about god Instrument. mach a1-
vantage 70 the 5est Jatre Ever Piano bought Of
him fGly warranted that being represented and
Piano sold him has failed give sassfaesion-
Fsvors bic arrznx snents enables him 10 sell below
Cincinnati and Dayton prices. The prices Of Piano.,
have set down from fifteen per cent. below
manufacturers prices
Old Planes taken IN ezrha1ge-
Piano Stools and Covers for sale.
He respectfully fa-Ires all lovers and purchasefT CT
Pianos 70 call ais fCazaSriixs City AID ex-
anime his and you viii fnd better seaec-
J. MULLER,
Professor Of Music
Oct g, Isss- S-sf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

: p oar friend Jenss y Yso, who has gone South
for the benefit + his a-alth that has beea
Mobile, Alabama three weeks in good heath, de-
lighted with the climate, AMI hope rssurn fully
lejuyinated." This viii be good his many
friends In this county
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23
Eastlil Rubber Combs.

DUFF Con5s-three stzes-Paeket COMBS Ridlinz
Combs, Tuck Colts, ali India Rubber
WASH WOOD.
WITH Enve'ops, Peas aud all things ueeifa IN the
- ~sy Of Writing Materials. WASH WOOD.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

I'NNrR s ~ T1v-
fancy articles the holiday and have made rNtru~y"
arrangements the ii"
Claus They have andes f every style aud descrp
Fruits Nuts, and >iet generally. They keep
very $sti- kinds fancy articles
other articles sutaha prserts II Won any
thing Chri,tma~ Nov Vars call the Notion ar1
Of ziulmrr Em<wier, doors ct the
T4llaIarn cfar,.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

are authorized t announce CLAYTON BROWN
SEN, County Recorder subect
iuston Of tA- Republican party.
~ We requested announce WILLIAM ". LYsDz,
nomination Clerk Of
Wayne County, subject the decision OF the Republ.
/ party.
gJ- We Authorized HENRY BETHEL.
candidate for the nomination OF CLERK q the Courts Of
Wayne County, subject the decision Of popular
Republican party, The ensuing Spring eiection'
1g~ We authorized announce Moss D LESSON,
candidate ar the domination for Clerk OF the Courts -
Wayne County, subject the decision OF the publican
party
81 Please the of THEoDoRE J. RILEY,
Of East Germantown. a a candidate Recorder Of
Wayne County, subject the Of the Republican
party. MANY VOTERS.
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GfEE ELECTION.

T-JWe authorized - say that JuHS HAnLEY y Il
be candidate for city Assessor January election
IT, STACEY H. WILKINS, II a candidate for Marshal
- We are Authorized announce BESasI SF~Rr,
cau!iire FIR Commissioner the City Election IN
January
We are authorized TO announce c r. WLILI>ss az
candid reelection TIC office % City collie tor
c9- We authorized to aHuauuce 81 MEL kDADN D
son c5IIte Collector of easy Taxes, a. the
Election in January next
TPJuu& FINLEY a candidate for reelection to the
olicc - Mayor
8J-we ase thorizsI to announce WILLIAM THINNER
MAN, candidate for reelection 10 tue office u CITY
Marshal.
BrHo are authorized to announce WILLIAM W AUSTIN
a candidate Tor slty Clark.
N We autharizyd % announce DANIEL Mccoy As a
candidate for reelection the Once OF ST. Commissioner
rs-B. DAVIS IS candidate for reelection the
Office Of Clerk.
yzywe are authorized to announce HENRY SHOWER
sea, Is a csnIiitte for street Iymni ssi0Her.
IT ? We authorized announce BEsJsNIs F. Mon
candidate for Assessor Of the City Of Richmond
= We are authorzsd to announce Ma. E. WILCOX as a
candidate for City Collector.
q W ar Authorized Announce SAxGEL SlsEx a
candidate for City Collector
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Take Particular Notice.

IhtT TIE partnership q SHOW & Virgins having
dissolved ll7nths. important
soO4 ce closed therefore al Indebted xl
ttet- old stand Pesrt paf Business
- e@rtilG1 ~ the uaf=-s times IRE
ilre . has old friends the
Is with
FRESH MEATS.
OF tie bss quality and prices they caa BE
Tered lis ~ cash
WILLIAM SHOW.
dec i. Isl
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

Full Case
or Pe-funery, Soaps, Csnbs. Brashss soi al T,i-
" let artscles- Fer sale BY
PLCMNER r KELLY
Dee Is 1873 r<~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

taarlirc q W r. rs NNIs 4 rERRY'S Auction ana
B,,9ss.
nsremlpr 2ist, tf5E &C.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

RNUGH's CLorHING SrcRF-Purrhasers Ready Go
thing viii find hts establishment the north
Of Main and Marion Street. large and general
Of Clothnc suitable the Their
made carefully selected materials with great care,
an
shep' stun Int most respects equp' work made spec
They enabled se fer Clothing
lower ratios similar articles generally sell
ITTht the millinery and manfua making establishment If
Dickinson ogan, Main street purchasers
viii find the yle~ fashions and articles
para pherualft uate tho best and tho
reasonable They have large stock nf beautiful
materials ou Of Hehmond and Vi
c entity call and examine them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

sSINE. urge, airy Offices in second floor Of
g guiiding apply soon W L DEN
June 10. I-j@
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900 Head Fat Cattle,

aXTANrEp imusiistety ~ the undersigned for
~ watch he viii pay the highest IN trket price in
cash fHll- NlGHINS.
Redmond, Pee Is, l757 If
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-23

Warm and Cold Baths at all Hours
? OILS snd other Perfumes for sale
sept 90. IS5-. 4a.,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-13
THE CONVENTIONS OF THE isT AND
ed DISTRICTS.
! RECONCILIATION OF MESSRS WALTON
AND MORRILL,

RENOMIN NATION OF MESSRS. WALTON
AND MORRILL,.
The Republicans of the LIST Congressional
District met at Rutland, on Wednesday,
Hon. A. L. MINER presided IIoN. E. P.
WALTON was nominated for reelection by an
unanimous and enthusiastic vote, and res
pended in some brief and pointed remarks
abiding to some of the singing scenes of the
last session and the Importance of securing
faithful representatives of the party on the
floors of Congress.
The Convention of the "a District was
held at White River junction on Thursday
Hon, JOIN PORTER presiding. Mr.. j. S.
MORRILL,, was re-nominated by reclamation,
and addressed the Convention in handsome
speech of some half hours length The Con-
vention was we'll attended.
We congratulate the gentlemen on the
unanimity with which the people have indi-
Gated their desire TO retain them in the public
service, and, as a denomination is re-elec-
ton, we also congratulate the People of Ver-
mont and the Party on their success in secur-
ing for another term the services Of such
able, true and tried Republicans as Messrs
Waltoni Morrill, and Royce. -- --
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-13

ELECTION FRAUDS IN ST. LouIs.-lt is ry
clear that the defeat of Mr., Blair in the St.
Louis district, Missouri, was accomplished
by gross frauds at the polls, and the election
of Barrett, his Democratic competitor, will
be tested on that gound, Mr., Blair gained
81 votes from the previous election Brecken-
ridge, American, gained 26O votes, and the
administration vote swelled from 2lSl to
67ls votes, being more than treblcd This
looks suspicious on the face of it, as the
whole vote was brought out at the previous
election. But there is evidence of double
and treble voting, the use of dead mems
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-08-13

TnE OLD LOG CABIN BuRSED.-The old
log cabin at North Bend, Ky, the residence
of Gen. Harrison for so many years and Of
his family since his death, was destroyed by
fire on the 18th ult, with all its contents.
1t is supposed to have been set on fire by nm
Irish servant girl. The hous, was occupied
by Col. W. II. II. Taylor, who married
daughter of Gen Harrison, and his family
was only aroused in time to escape the flames
of their night clothes. The "latch string" is
pulled in at last Almost everything was
lost. A little clothing AMI furniture and a
few paintings were saved, but the many relics
Of The old hero, such as banners. military de-
corations, &c, were destroyed. And the
public has sustained great loss in the des-
truction ofa mass Of valuable correspondence
and papers reaching from Gen. Harrison s
first entry into public life till the untimelv
close Of his career. The building was corr
nectcd with the history Of the west. It's
site North Bend) was the first landing place
Of western emigrants in Ohio