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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17
2ifhmlnud palladium.
RICHMOND. ND, NOV. II. 1853.

rA-T The Washington correspondent of the
St. Louis Republican writes under date of
September 3Oth:
Official dispatches, received yesterday,
from General Harvey, gives an entirely new
coloring to the transaction at San Juan Isl
and, and had they been received here before
Gen. Scott left for the Pacific, he would not
have been sent. In these dispatches, General
Harvey expresses his regre. well sur
prise at the exaggerated rumors which have
been filing the columns of the newspaper
press, and assures the President that there
has not only been no collision between the
troops, but not the slightest apprehension Of
any. He treats the whole matter at issue as
Of but little importance. and in way
likely to involve the peace or dignity of the
country.
The dispatches Of General Harvey were
Immediately communicated to President
Buchanan by Col w. b. Drinkard. acting
Secretary Of War, and it is rumored that a
special messenger will be dispatched over
land to intercept Gen. Scott, if possible, and
countermand his orders.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17
On about LIST Nov.
PAINTING LOST

4 likeness of a little boy. painted in oil taken
I \ from The IIcasurere Office, the Fair Grounds.
IL is hoped that whoever have it in their
sion will return this Office and receive the thanks
Of the
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

fhE Partnership heretofore existing under the
tim Il Vans h5lck Il Cash IL the .acturs OF
or e< Is this CAY dissolve oy mutual consent II paF
les Al! persons having claims against said Erin wall
present them 70 hos. Ca-A, he vail pay all claims
against the arm de Is also sath0Fzed eoliec. al
claims owing TO saii aEa4.
WILLIAM VAN SGuQlCK.
THOMAS CASH.
Richmond, Oct. :, 1859.
ne undersigned will continue TO make good Brick al
the OLD stand East Of the City, ami has good stock
on hand sold low for cash Ia0S. CASH.
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4 Rass Chance as altered to any persos
wishing to invest money in Mill Property in
q aesirahle situation.

4 Rals Glance ts altered to any person
wishing to invest money in Mill Property in
desirable situation.
TIME undersigned being DESTROYS change his busi
offers for sale BILE his aeu ring
Mil aai Saw Mil, situate about three miles u
Richmond, ami about the same distance West of New
Paris aud being imm s4ateiy the line Of the lnda
ma cenral Railway. with switch To his warehouse,
and about City rods from the Richmond and Miami
Railroad track The property consists OF FIGURING
Mia II No. roratas'"n ia Cincinnati Market. with
three of burrs and all the modern improvements
used in such mills all ia good repair and running
der, Saw Min adjacent also in good repair sna
ming: two frame dwelling houses. two story it'll
eve the other story with three rnoms. in
good order and convenient to both mills also about
good land belonging to the property adjacent
to the dwellings, for garden purposes. The best
powe the stream, both Mills supplied with suf
fcient 10 run the entire year. They situa.
ted in the midst densely populated neigbhorhood,
the East tork of White Mater River. the only
Mills between Richmond and Paris and both have an
extensive local trade, There is also a warehouse on
the property that viii be sold with the mills al
full rights of wster-power
Thetitie is good beyond doubt The owner has
ione n good business fer years. Possession will be
given Immediately it desired. The location is =
healthy there good schools in the vicinity in
shurt IL in every way desirable location for tho
business The terms will be made easy suit sur.
ehasers for further inf rmation apply by letter In
person to the subs fibar the premises, 10 H. b.
Payne, Esq, Richmond, Ind.
EZRAE HILL.
Richmond, Sept. q, 1852 425m
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17

FEEDING SHEEP VS.. BEEvEs.- Mechi, who
is a highly enlightened and practical English
aericulturist. says he is convinced that beef
must sell at 20 per cent higher than mutton
TO make them pay alike He also remarks
that he agrees with friend of his. who says
that he who keeps many bullocks will never
make will.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-11-17
Farm for Sale.
For Sale on Favorable Terms,

excellent Brick House with acres Of Land
Z \ situate l mile north of Richmond The Heuse
is SUBSTANTIALLY built and well fuisaei. There sre
and large attic also ot the best of cellars
the whole sire of the House here Is a carriage
house. wood house. smoke house and spring house,
With never failing spring. also good well aRi els
tern, and large stable
Enquire Of JOS. DICKINSON.
Ian 30, 1859. e.F
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rORONER'S INQUEST.-On the 2lst day Of
- October. \. ID. 1859. inquest held the
dead body CT female child fou nd in the Whitewater
river, Merrings mill dam. WAYNE township
Wayne county, Indiana. A. the time death said
child fun term, well developed nineteen inches in
length of white compi cxion and had clothing o
except around the trunk of the body,
money vaiushles, anu its could not be
tanned, Supposed to have been stTang.ed at birth
Asst JOHN FINLEY, Coroner pro TEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-06
Charles 3. Fisk. esq.

AT the late meeting Of the Board of Pub
lie Works, letter was read from Mr.. flsk,
Chief Engineer Of the Covlngton and ONO
Railroad, asking for an investigation OF GER
tain charges made against him by writer IN
the Wing newspaper, of this city. The Board
considered the letter, but declined to institute
the proposed enquiry, because the charge
were not preferred properly, and also for the
reason that part of said charges were known
10 the members Of the Board TO be untrue
The action of the Board was IN the highest
degree creditable and complimentary 10 Mr..
Fisk, and must etfectually relieve him of the
imputations attempted to be fixed upon him
By the writer in the Wing Virginia htter.
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NOTICE, NOTICE, Nor1cE,m


OPENING or REAL PARTISAN GOODS.
nN NEXT MONDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, will
~ open a large stock Of FRENCH GOODS. of
my own importation. all of which were carefully
selected hy myself whilst in Paris last month
am confident that now offer the greatest variety,
and the handsumest goods, al tho lowest prices
ever exhibited for sale in Washington city,
therefore earnestly invite the Ladies Of Washing
ton, and Vicinity, to give me Al oariy call and con.
vince themselves Of the truthfulneSs OF what |
assert.
The attention of the Laiies is respectfully d-
rected 10 the following most beautiful Goods:
Empress Eugene Head-dresses
Flower Head dresses
Maria Stuart headdresscS
White Marabout and Gold Hcad-dresses
Queen Victoria Hair-nets
Chenille and Gold do
Black Plumes. ornamented with Gold, for the
Hair
Steel Buckles ard handsome Hair Ornaments,
the latest styles worn III Paris
All kinds of Real Laces, made to my order,
such
valencicnne, Chantilly, and GuipUrc
Chantilly Wells and Collars
Pointe Lace Sets and Collars
Maltese do do
lIOnituu do do
Swiss, Jaconet. and Cambria Embroideries,
made 10 my order
The latest Partisan styles of Trimmings, such "a
Crochet Frnges Crochet Buttons
PasSementcrie. Eitilc Faconne
Ellie PleSsc. Nctour Taconue
Guipurc CT Boutons. Pompadour ct Plis>c
A ma snificcrt assortment of Flowers, far richer
than ever before sold in Washington.
Marabout and Ostrich Feathers
Coz dc Plumes, bought expressly for the pur-
- ~ -, ,l,n
latest style of Hats worn by ali fashionable
Ladies OF Paris and England
choice assortment Of Bonnet and Trimming
Ribbons
Berth, Capcs a la Marie Antoiucttc
Polernc Zouavc
Velvet Ribbons, in black and high colors
Wide Black Velvc; for Cloaks, best quality
Black and Colored Bonnet Eelvets
Naour Imperial
Bonnet Silks, i'll all colors
Partisan Iionuets, really beautiful
Partisan Ruches Tor Brnnets
A splendid stock of Cloth and Velvet Clcaks
4 great variety Of Chillrcn's Bournous, Pale
tots, and Raglans, both plain and embro-
dered
All Of the above articles, and great many 9TH
ers not enumerated. were purchased NJ the opening
Of the present Partisan season, and are conse-
uuently whole season in advance Of the styles
usually found here, a the goods imported t, this
country are generally ordered the preceding March,
and hence are necessarily Of the previous Falls
Partisan STYLES. Hence. to avoid the annoyance
OF being always behind the fashions, while making
a visit to Europe, stopped few weeks in Paris.
and bought the above goods in person, from first
hands. hope the kind patronage of the Ladies
will enable me to make !: yearly trip to Paris. with
the sole object of keeping pace with the Partisan
fashions and TO have all new styles Of goods here
at the same time they appear upon the PARIS
shelves.
Particular attention given TO orders.
Cloaks and Bounets made to order in latest
styles.
y. B.-Ladics wishing any choice articles from
Paris, may obtain them 10y leaving their orders
with me- VI. WILLIAM. 80 Market Space.
Wgshin gton. oct l--eo2wS cow
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x.s+;ne in Wsstmoreland.

o?P'sa0. -, &c the Opposition Of the
4 . n' WN:s.;moreland, held at S Montross'
s.1F o. ,t,b September, john CATCHER HER,
!. :as -' ..iacted Chairman, and SAMUEL
I ,.sEs, sfc.s :, ,be meeting having been ex-
IL beet . Chairman IN the following pre-
!. .se3 cY las offered by J. B. Jett'
= ,.4 unanimously adopted;
- W''' .n,ar.;nu Of all those opposed to
g,,-yi'. r"n,s ....nt corrupt and mischicvous
:. : :, ,aj therefore TO the longer con-
,.a.'f,'l,,n' n n in power, having been
..,s'e q 'Ae ,bIe in the city Of Richmond, on
!. "a !" Timber next, for the purpose OF
!, - -! IAN Il action for the freslden.lal
Z. 's'..- ia Therefore we INC oPPo''''o"
- ,.lv,..more!aui, have a.
b.II a convention 10 tne cny oi
''ah 49,. 18th day of Dccember next
S3ai !, c,n.,ructing n basis oil primer
80. t''' ~, Conservative elements OF OpPo-
r ~. .,i.ly unite. again-t the miscaiied va
}. ~ - whose p"itry, in all questions
I'1' corn. IA. proved deluslon ana a
S"'a'' ,y n.rv be styled the pandora
.., aa' 10 -, bayg i..ued all the evils, that for
= vi t,,,dc, have divided the Union, and
!. - ~. . ' the harmony Of the country.
...s's -" u Tna, we hail with the most in
Primo. .-,;,,. the present movement OF our
- ;a'It, ..,b,en. a, one likely 10 inausurate
y.''','.. ,j is banishing from all the high
- efs /. e., those utterly faithless and IN
80 O ...,,,t.. VINO. .educcd by the glare OF
q, =. !" !" and N. cmolumcnts OF Office, nave
:: Il" ,nI har,.rei the best interests OF the
' -, mi is filing them with men % inWsrny
IA ra,riotIsm, who Will restore .Ee uos
~ - :. ,1a, simplicity and purity when cnar-
''.-." !, 4, N, days Of our fathers.
49,, -, RI Tia: we deem 1t both unwise ana
:. .,pre,s any preference Tor either OF
.,.,,,sui.hed gentlemen whose names nave
20 -. ~ ar hall herafter be mentioned, IN
- .;,b The Presidency, on account OF It's
.l-' ,,,duce in our ranks such jealousy
''E"! :. may destroy our harmony and I'M
= AN ell which We should all labor
e" - = r,.yen,. But we hesitate not to at
t!-g'.' ,,ill IKE our cordial and earnest sup
.n' ''', nominee .. the Opposition Party, no
=, Kim, mar, Of the Union he resides, who Is
~ .nJ Conservative in his feelings and opin-
,,d .nn.e past political conduct VII iurhisi,
y - Guarantee of hi, devotion to the equal
IA interest. OF all sections.
~, III m. That the Chairman OF this meet
-, b.r,b; authorized 10 appoint four delegates
=, - .1c, Ministerial District, to attend tue Con-
..,, a. representatives Of the Opposition Party
W,.'nprriand. :, " -
~ Y.ee and Vim. d. Nelson.
a. Dl.rRcT.-Wm. ". Brown, 10. d. +.
- p Crabbe and DR.. VIM. ii. Fairfax.
T,,., pl,rRlsr-J. b. Jett, VIM. h. Polk, ).
r H.;aui II. Chandler.
.'rg-g psrElcI.-Wm. Writ, Geo. ". Lewis,
J Harvey aud DR.. Thos. X. Ditty.
j. notion,
G',''r,i. That the Chairman and Secretary DO
,:,ito the list.
d, mu;lon,
,,..r,,i. Tha, the proceedings Of this meeting
..,lsli.ssl in the Richmond Wing, Fredericks-
-. New. and Alexandria Gazette.
&: notion,
g.h.i. Tha, We do now adjourn.
JOHN CRITCHER, Chairman.
slyrEL WALSgE. secretary.
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REMARKS.-The receipts Of produce are light.
and the market active. We have no change to
notice in Flour, which continues firm, at 50 Tor
Super, with moderate enquiry on the part OF
shippers. and limited city demand. Extra and
Family are quiet, and sales confined chiefly to the
city trade. Wheat is active and prices firm, with
an advancing tendency. Sales on Change OF white
at l2O 1875, l2S@ l3Oc. for fair to prime, and liz
ollie. for fair to good red. We hear of no sales
OF choice white and there is but little in the mar
ket Corn is yet scarce, and much wanted. Our
quotations are nominal, and rather under than
above the market Rye is in fair request, with
sales on Change at ,Oc.-receipts moderate. We
hear OF very little doing in Oats. The supply is
light and the sales unimportant. We quote Soc
for bright. Seeds are in fair request, with iair
supplies. cguote Timothy firm, at S2.31 4 whole
sale: So 500. S2.75 retail. Flaxseed $l.4OGtS IL
wholesale. The receipts Of Sumac have fallen OF,
while the demand continues active. Broom Corn
is much wanted. Groceries are very firm, and
good business is being done by our wholesale dea-
ers. In the retail trade there i. also considerable
activity Plaster is in abundant supply, with
fair enquiry Other Fertilizers very active, and
sales still large. Provisions active FreishtS ac-
tive and vessels in demand.
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1.e.2:~
sIPT
nv MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From California.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-The Republican has
received a note from the Postmaster at
Santa Clara saying that Mr.. Bruderick and
Judge Terry fought duel on the 18th, and
that the latter received ball in his throat,
intiicting supposed mortal wound.
Two hundred pounds of silver from the
Arizona mines had arrived at I'll Paso,
destined for the Philadelphia mint; and up
wards Of ton was awaiting shipment at FL
Paso.
Rich veins Of gold have been discovered on
the Santa Clara river in the vicinity of Fort
Buchanan.
Just previous to the departure of the mail,
Judge Perry challenged MIR. Broderick, but
the meeting Of the parties was prevented by
the police.
Business was dull a. San Francisco.
BosToS, Oct. AT the annual dinner of
the Ancient and Honorable Artillery last
evening, it was unanimously voted to sub
scribe 81 900 tow ards the erection of a Ma
tonal Monument at Lexington.
AUGUSTA, Oct. j.-In the Sd Congressional
district the election of Thos. Hardcman, jr.,
Opp, is conceded The balance Of the State
is regarded as Democratic, though the 18th
and Sth districts are close.
LEAvgSwoRTH, Oct. 5.-The election on
the Wyandotte Constitution, took place yes
terday and passed off here quietly. The
adoption of the Constitution is generally con.
ceded
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PIANOS.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
PIANOS IN THE CITY.
GOLD MEDALS
N FOUR SUCCESSIVE YEARS
At the MARYLAND institute besides first premiums
AT the Fairs in Phiindciphin, Washington and
Richmond.
TESTIMONIALS OF ESCELLACE
THALBERG,
STRAKOSCH,
and g. SATTER.
A. also from some Of the most eminent Professors
aud Amateurs in tie country.
WILLIAM kNABE CO.,
Nos. ;. aud !, NORTH EUTAW STREET,
would respectfully invite the attention o. ths pub
lie 10 their well assorted stock oi
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO FORFES,
which, for beauty OF finish power and sweetness Of
tone and elasticity OF touch, have becn by judges,
pronounced unrivalled. Every Piano guaranteed
for five years. ANA privilege oil exchange granted
at any time within six months, il not cntireiy sa-
tisfactoTy.
Term, liberal. A call is respectfully solicited
before purchasing elsewhere.
PIANOS taken in exchange, hiref and repaired.
WILLIAM kNABE CO.
n
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iHE LOST BALLooNIsrs.-Thc telegraph
7 ;eTiay announced the safety Of La Noun
IAN and lladdock, the balloonists, who were
Supposed TO have persisted. The following
siitonal particulars have been received:
La Mountain and Haddock are safe at OF
ava iBytOwnl in Canada. They landed
M'u, l5v mile, north Of Ottawa in the great
Iaosdian wilderness, at a point about so
nle' west OF Lake st. John, the head Of the
a,'acnay river and about midway between
~ y. Lawrence river and James bay.
iae place is about 800 miles north Of Wa
N;'y"n' 50 that they must have had north
s'.' current. This disproves the story Of
w oaiioon having been seen so miles south
w' u Natcrtown, over St. Lawrence coun-
! unless the current suddenly changed.
u Mountain ,clcgraphs that he has lost
2;si,!'h'Es, They were four days without
.Y' sni without the means of making a
" They were fortunately discovered by
~, cameron, who was looking for timber,
.''0auy along the head-waters Of the Gait
S.au Ilver Indian guides were found, who
~ousAt them down to Ottawa in bark ca
!. lhey were less than five hours in the
: =, aGa must have landed about 10 o'clock
NJ -saN having travelled at the rate Of a
: -: :, minute The balloon being from four
1, -'e miles from the earth. This extraor-
;. ~ voyage due north strikes hard blow
rr. ~ .a'oFite theory Of steady easterly
,i.. .n' IN the upper strata of the atmos-
,a,. len hours further travel In their
,.S nuDl would have brought them to the
i i b',' where Sir John Franklin is supposed
wave persisted.
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1,SO4 barrels.

OTICE.-Thc copurtnership Of TAYLOR &
IN CARTER ceased on the 81 Of July last. i'll
consequence OF Mr.. Taylor death on that day
The undersigned purchased the entire interest
of the deceased. and since having sold out to Mr..
5. A. Chancellor. of Rappahannock County. now
desires to close up tho business by bond or other
wise, soon az possible.
All accounts. whether contracted before or after
the Cd of July will be made of in the name Of the
undersigned, and will be ready by the 3lst inst.
Feeling thankful for the liberal patronage here
tofore bestowed. continuance of the same Is re-
specially solicited for the new firm, which Is every
way worthy the confidence Of the pubic.
THOMAS L. CARTER.
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BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

SERIOUS ILLNESS OF THE Hon. JNo LETcH-
ER.-We learned yesterday that Mr.. Letch-
or was in very dangerous condition from
an attack of erysipelas, a disease to which,
for some time back, he has been subject,
but which now is more formidable than
usual. Mr. Letcher was at his home at Lex
ington.-Richmond Enquirer.
The BANK or MASAssA-A PROCLAMATION BY
THE Observation-Disclosures, reliable information
has been received by the Executive, that the Bank
of Manassas, in this State, has refused to redeem
its bills or notes in gold or silver coin, therefore,
l, Henry A. Wise, Governor of the Commonwealth
Of Virginia, in exercise of authority vested III the
Executive by law, do hereby proclaim the fact Of
such refusal by the Bank Of Manassa to redeem
its issues in specie and prohibit the bills or notes
Of said Bank to be received in payment OF any
money due to the State. The collecting officers
throughout the Stac required to take notice VI
this prohibition.
Given under nv hand as Governor, and under
the Seal of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
fourth day of October, A. d. 1889, and in the oith
year of the Commonwealth.
By the Governor: HENRY A. WISE.
GEO W. MuSroEp, Scc'y. Of the Commonwealth.
ABUNDANCE OF GANE.-The country around
town is alive with cartridges. squirrels, hares
&C., and the sportsmcn are having glorious
time. The partridges arc whistling all
through the town, and even the rabbits and
squirrels have made their way mo the cor
porate limits One day last week three part
ridges committed suicide by flying rashly
against the pillars of the Male Academy
Nearer TO the mountains, farmers are ire
ouently visited by the bears who leave their
dens for the purpose Of trespassins upon corn
fields. This disposition Of the wild varmints'
to seek the abodes of civilization is probably
occasioned by scarcity OF mast IN the tor
ests.- .iau.ton SPECTATOR
John Ii. Melton, planter and trader, OF
Richmond, Madison Parish, La, was brought
before the Mayor Of Richmond, on Tuesday,
on the charge Of having shot on 23th Sep
TENDER last, p. 0. Sims, clerk ut the FIX
change and Ballard House. After hearing
tho evidence, the Mayor remanded Melton
to prison for hearing before the Hastings
Court on Tuesday next.
Mr.. James A. McClung has sold his in
terest, tone half in the Staunton Virginia
| Hotel" to Mr.. William Jordan, who recently
purchased the National" for the sum OF
| Sl8,5OO.
1t is expected that the United States Court
| will commence its sessions, in Staunton to-
day.
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s4yEL WALSgE. Secretary.

B,Sp,sry RELEAsEp.--An interesting
- has been on trial before the Supreme
gr Of Errors. ut Hartford, growing out Of
i, Dedication Of John w. Seymour, former
treasurer OF the Hartford County Savings
4, cation. Tho trustees sue Charles Sey-
a,ur, jr.. Austin Durham, and Henry u.
lar, who we're sureties for Seymour's fidel-
~ N the sum OF 100000. 1t appears that
4e,r gentlemen gave their bonds when Sey-
nu- was first elected Treasurer in 1851,
sal when his term Of office expired he was
r-rIec;ed, no new bond being required. In
ni, way he was annually reelected until
sc. The sureties. not Icing acquainted
nth the law on the subject, when they
.ari Of Scymour's deialcation, supposed
cat they must pay the bond, and promised
t. trustees that they would do So. After
vlrds, having learned how the law stood,
ley refused to pay, and the present suit
as brought. The trustees claim that the
lind continued until another person should
y elected Treasurer that at all events, such
! construction had been given to the bond
b both parties, the directors, Mr.. Durham
included, having asked no new bond, and
,lr surcties having admitted their liability
a the time Seymour absconded. The bonds
men reply that the investment must speak
II itself; it has settled legal interpreta-
ion, and it matters not what views the par
lies may have taken of it. This case was
-eari before Judge Waldo, who reserved it
IL the advice Of the Supreme Court, and it
rs, finally tried before that court at Hart
Ind, Judges lImman, Ellsworth and San
I'd on the bench The decision was net
gwen until Yesterday in this city. The
our: says that the defendants are not liable
% their bond. which now amounts to Sl2,-
~ and advise Judgment for the defendants.
-.Nsr Harra Pa}}adium.
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