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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

eJStarr & White prepared to put up all
kinds of gas fixtures short notice and on the
most reasonable terms. They have now on hand
!. fine assortment of and eleg mt style Of bur
ncrs, TO which they invite the attention of the
public. They also prepared to extend their
main pipes into any part of the city where they
have not been introduced Now is the time to
avail yourselves of this superior light-long wiz
ter evenings i. the time such light is required
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

~ Ruth Cox Of this city, manufactures the
very best quality of friction Matches She sells
them as cheap any one else. Dealers and pri-
vate families would do well TO pa,roaize her es-
tabIishment
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08
ROSE HILL NURSERY
RICHMOND, IND.

X \. TEAS respectfully announces To his patrons
-. and the public that he is again prepared TO fill
all orders Tor Fruit and Ornamental Trees AID Plants
At his nursery 3}2 miles north Of Richmond, the
Newport Pike.
The Stock is very complete, embracing every thing
usually called for but consists mainly of such
ties experience has found best sdap our own
climate and soil.
0fAPrLES, we have all the most popular kinds
PfARS, both Standard and Dwarf, including lot of
rail- Butter or White Doyenne. of extra size and beau
y.
1000 EARLY MAY CHERRIES,
ted here and should be extensively planted Also n
good supply of other superior varieties all which
the Mahaeb, which is the only stock that viii
aaarish and be long lived in soils.
PEACHES, best sorts, by the doz.. 100 or 1000
PLuMS, Apricots, Nectarines ana Qainces. a small
stock 20 varieties of the best American Grapes large
plants of many of the finer kinds, which will probably
trntt the frat year. GoosebeIries per doz. ln1 or
ange, Al ems Antwerp. and many others. Strawbar-
RES iisons Albany, which has superior in Amer
iea, a large supply also Is other good kinds.
re Piant-6 popular varieties, which Linueas il
- OF this We have several thousand roots. Parties
1antipg for market should examine stock. ons
t"a Of Stems now on hand suitable for canning for
Blaekberries in quantities TO suit.
In the ORNAMENTAL. we have little Of nearly
everything Of beauty utility that will flourish here
we consider it complete and adspted to the
wants OF our neighbors and friends Our trees
not surpassed in health and 'hrifness by any the
state and will grow if well planted
Parties who have been sriaded often enough by tree
ediers are invited to purchase home grown trees and
ave money time and temper.
Our descriptive priced Catalogue will be mailed
rec to all applicants. Address
E. Y. TEAS.
Richmond, Ind
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

Persons indebted for Tax of 1855. arc *.
peeislly requested to call ard settle the sssaa Ar
ONCE II having been recently decided BIZ r. fas-,
q the Wayne Circuit Court II be the iaty 81 tie
Treasurer
To Lery &pon and Sell Personal Ptepestv,
for the payment Of Delinquent. Taxes AMI ri. i
held TO be my duty in aieases whether TIE tax
e"ns Real Estate or not As ii Is made my Imperative
faty to collect al Delinquent without fnrher
delay aad As tae eess Of selling personal pseprts i
cansderaeei earnestly request ali Deaaaents 10 FAN
AMI settle Immediately.
sPsr;iealsr attention requested 10 the TINS Of
visiting Townships.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08
TAXES FOR. 1859.

me- Undersigned ~iu attend in the sewers, toys a.
l. shifs in Wayne ceansy, fer he nnrrsss al r.
sssihg TIA ReSenae for asss. III. fsscsin- oars.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-08

anty Tax. ) cts each tlea val and so cts ra,
school Tax eets on each 600 val. and SO cts Poll
sinking fana Tax cts. on each $loo val.
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b. HUFF, Treasurer
Centerville. Sept LIST, 1859. ~
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MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS

WINDOW Glass Of all sizes from sxs TO 40x55-
w call and see for yourselves.
JOS. STEDDOM il co.
Mas 2s eff
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-08

Sssafs--Denesr4 Sd nepubllsanr Is Wig sad Arsri,aa
g L uAlarg. =
L5tscf 7Es Dem ooral, IS.
AcrcHs 43 long and sxcitel sscsn for Speaker,
Tie Republican candidate eleses y plurality vets Of l9a
against his Democratic eonpstifer hc received 40 vo=
Ia this eStraet it Is admitted hat tie Democrats
numbered bus little over ons-third II the House.
bur very specially and particularly are We inform.
cd that sfsar lucg aud exOised ejeetioa foF
Speaker the Repubiasn sanaissie vss elected By
plurality voe Of los azainst his Democratic com
PstitOr, 40 received 100 votes snd thus showing
ths. shs Opposition hal he cant5al Of that Hsuss
and 3 decided majority Of sil he members which
vas demonstrated. in the nert e8sclisn, that Of
CLERK The sutheF Of f1e review makes varioas
other eziracss from ny litter, esiticises and con-
meats upon the statements, and eideavors 10 ahow
how and for what pHrposes appropriations were
made, By which the expenditures are increased.
Bat he does rot eoatTosers the correctness Of M
statements, as to the 7stss by which tbs sppropria-
tiobs Hers passed.
Il was net ny purpose to relieve the Democratic
psrty. its individual members from any jest res
possibility hey we're liable to- but rather to show
that the Opposition could not vary consistently PIE
fer lhs charge OF eziravagaHcs against the Demo
erals AMI thereby relieve lhsmselses fsomtheir fall
share OF tie responsibility. have appealed to
The resJrl aad TO their votes, which faIly snstains
me. that whether ia She majority OF in the minority,
The Opposition, senesslly, Individually, and sd a
party, favor AID autherisa b. their votes. The most
Liberal and estra7agsnt appropriations aad exrend-
iturss. Very res! eslGIllg, G. ". JoSEs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-08
ROOKHREDG
ALUM SPRINGS,
Virginia.

Ntfs A013s
ROUEEs 10 TIE SPREg9S-EzcILITY or ACCESS.
TEyHfs cELEBRArsp WATERISG.PLACE. sl,aoura sin
stes n ts sor,s,iBs a. Sir-5is l,5 STe we ~ Rics
virginia Central Railroad in the Atlantic
board and d he first Of s tka Western Springs rachel by The
traveller Ire -,rl.evv ,15yi 5sbju ave reS n = -
Thus L brousht within Il h0zrs Of New Yokand the North
passenger leaving BaaoFe Washington. Alexandra
in the rornaE soutrn, breskfSstiu In Richmond
tse "a the same evening e TIE Rockbridre Springs
n Let The Northern careful e 50 a Car south
Rchmgn Washington city take tie Issazra
ard Oraage Raoad q doriOusye, which tbsrs coanecs
Tie Southern visitor b reach this place By the shortest and
cheapest route must erl 70 far NORTH Richmond,
the Southwest appruae BIZ Tie virginia and Teanes-
see Railroad 70 snofas Or LYnehburs-
a Natural lss ss IN he sane Comfy with this sprag,
ead % which sys s Name IS an ossct Of great attraction 20
MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF TIE WATER
Fer 30 years these Springs wilhoa any otter sort Of
advertising than that ao by The visitors henselves Eho
have either eeEsnesd or witnessed the wrought hy fhsn)
South THIS uountnai region is remarkable fT the number
and variety Of is mineral snd thermal ard dis
Itfagenen 70 the bs o. them extent
variety Of its applicability disease potency nay
the Eof 81 and most otste nalses, i sands without rival
For an account q he therapegr see Of these Ezrs, Dr.
Norman The Mineral EpEinss of Virginia
letters CT Dr. Csrxrsb nd others Ia az Psunbsist
II faUcts who really need Would consult their
months Of July and AlsIst m goud pssSi enc ii AnTil
hay, and june she thy he nc better cared for
stsendei TO- Tie suer used better slvsnge tsn
tbs Spring aad early Summer nsens 7ke there aey es Iesn
ysar IN the hste-y Of tbs watering pee, ID Th the
ucdations To- visitors esuei del1an,I Places
While it, value medicinal agent IS sif established il the
South has Deen the aim o. popr-tcrs render more
and more aesiise % thu sacll refined and cultivated people
who annually sd quiet shades. They
wiling spare reasonable pains expeass catering
The tastes Of such and besides billiards, and bowling
looms beth g ais and gniiesn engzges superior
o'ns from Neg YORK to fgrsh music we'll Tor s lava
tie BALI
The water bottled a tie spring kept constantly o1and sid
or sale ay kisER WIsTaEs Druggists, hmoua, Va; a B.
kUezR IT ggis, Iyuchbhrg, Val HEsEIAS Co, Druggists,
view 4ak BhAIRS NTEI DTuegsts Philadelphia CoIEiks
= h0OqERs, Dr1sssts, Bitn0rs; ArknD CLSRE & GEoRsr
hobes Ala and JANIS g New Orleans. L may Be crsei
from Of these houses wiki perfect purity
freshness
Pphes With ali particulars and many certificates sent b
nail application f aiyeT,ssoen with letters Of d.
CsrtEFight AID other distinguished gentlemen. te IN
hleTs EeLg o. Nay a. and IN sH VcEk obssreT Of May Il,
VIZ. 4. LEWIS, CLERK.
VIZ. II. ALE- Room ilahagsr.
CA. MAYO, Dining Rocm Director.
E1kAZ1ER & EAEDOLREID Pro7-issOrs.
juys-d2H
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The reeoss u eststtfeF yeats which the Dem
ocrstic press are dasing Of and bringing to light
1ske sonae he Opposition leaders n Kentucky
sat Tasher riaiculous figure.
Psnzrloz. tie high priest ef TIE s5naeogus. for
sl0a4 sine ssoved his Abolition sentiments, which
IS now kyPosnticaIy eon.eals, that he may she
more surely eneompsss tie overthrow Of Slavery
The Ffankfoss Ysomaa diss1aon5s letter from afr.
HAEIAs new running as 8 candidate for Congress il
tbs Ashland District, educating the elestion Of
MoHTos, Repablissas oysg GsysIser WIlIsRp in
the coktesi Ct 1855.
Bell himself # arpsaTs, vctea for BUcKszR for
Congress, who had supported teusrsly the TI13oT
Proviso An1thsr Of The candidates for Congress
sioaal bonors Mr. GREEN ADAMS, actually VOTED
for The PrOyisa ssll another the candidate in The
adjoi1iag district. Colonel Josrs, who opposed The
repeal Of the Missouri Restriction, is now wasting
his fssh IN an almost daily effort to nFO7e to the
people that he Is g sounaer" thsa hiscozPetiso7,
Mr. STEPH1soa Then We kavs our cid friend
JAcKsoK.. whc, few years back. vas an Emancips-
tiorists. trying to run down Dr.. PEE-os for Con-
gress il tie Gsgen River eountry because he is not
sOaua. -saeh are 8 few specimens of tie Opposition
lights il Kentucky.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-08


The Nashville Banner sGecs astonishment at &
etstsmeni Ct Hon. JOns Y wRloHr to The effect
thar this e5niniarstion has Reduced The exp, Ddi-
tures Of eOyoTnnsat If ihe B.taasr is really
gn0rant e this faotit has certzny failed to con-
sa4 o. usdesssnd The documents to which it refers
Mr.. WaIoHT
The expenditure for The fiscal year '57-s under
the legislation Of an Opposition House was S72,-
| 29l ll9, exclusive Of public debt
The next year 1913. tbs Democratic party having
majOrity ia beta branches Of Congress- the expen-
ditures wers reduced to S5s. g74 226.
Al the beginning of the last session CT Congress
the President sent in his annual message in which
he said:
IL invite Congress to institute rigid scrutiny to
ascertain whether the expenses Of all the Depart
ments cannot be stll further reduced; and promise
them all the aid in my poser, in pursuing the in
7estigslion."
Accordingly rigid scrutiny was instituted, and
the expenses Of the government FOR shs fiscal year
$500, were reduced at the last session Of Con-
gFsss TO fifty three millions of dollars by the Efforts
Of the Democratic members Of that body, with the
aid and cooperation of the President and Depart
msnts, being a reduction Of more than eighteen
millions Of dellars below the amount expended un-
der the legislation Of an Opposition HOase
The last amount is sredaction below the expendi-
tuTes for 1927, appropriated the year before Mr.
BUcHAgAE came into Office. Mr. WRIeHF's state
ment is nOtcriously correct and cannot be cOntro-
! ver;ed.
The BaSner is as unfortunate in lis correction Of
Mr.. WRIsHT as it was in its recent correction Of
Gov. Hams, ia which it claimed ihet the "united
Opposition" "BlaokRepublicans and ALL" voted for
the English Bill, when in faes nearly the entire
Opposition vote vas thrown against that measure.
We hope the Baassr will brighten up.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-08
Another Great Fight in Italy .

The news By the Adelaide informs Us that the
Auslriaus either could not or would not Ut remains
to be seen Thicb) occupy their great defensive po
siiOn without another engagement
We are Informed nothing as to the extent of this
battle, except that an immense number of troops
we're Uslged and viih terrific carnage, and we are
fully prepared 10 learn, When The details arrive,
thata conaic. as 5SnguinaEy that of Austerlitz
OF Borodiuo, has occurred.
AS to the locality Of this baitle-though the tele
grams tell us nothing-the previous positions and
movements CT the armies leave us doubt in as-
signing tocrably narrow limits to the territory in
which It mas. have taken place.
In the fret pla,e, it must have been east of the
Mncio then as the French had advanced from
Brescis, as far Castiglione on the road towards
the Mineio, and the saFdinisns we're advancing up
on Brescia from The same place, it was probably
west Of Casligone-it could net have been north of
Peschiers, nor soath of Msntua. Hence, if from
Castizcne we draw one straight line to Peschiera,
and another in the direction Of Msntua to the river
Mincio these two lines will te two sides of tri-
angle snd within this trian the battle must have
been fought more than this We refrain from saying
until further accounts are received, only We win
hazard the following opinion Thst as the Aus
TRANS have again got the worst Of it. the battle will
form, We hope, a very pretty basis for negotis-
ions, which shall negotiate Austria cut Of Italy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-08

The inaccuracies Os the, . 0ppOslsiOn,
exposed,

exposed
Weinvile particular attention to Communication,
in another eolauR, fran Hon. GEORGE W. JosEs,
exposing NEST startling Inaccuracies in the state
ments Of the 81 Opposition organ with reference to
the public expenditures. The figures On which The
'Ogposifios relies, are derived from partial esti-
mates made by the various departments before se-
eurste data could be obtained for full and COM
plete statement. These estimates are shown to be
Incorrect by the later corrected reports from the
Departments, and yet The Opposition continues to
disseminate these partial and imperfect statements
through the State, for consumption notwitb-
standing the efcisl documents to which its attention
has bean directed prove them to be erroneous. In
every instance where III Opposition pretends to give
the expenditures Of the Polk and FILLMORE admin
strstlons it takes its figures from the Finance re-
poTts, which made up before the fetal expendi-
tares for the year can be ssoertained. NotUiih-
standing these fgures are Afterwards revised and
corrected By the sscrslery Of The Treasury and
TRANSMITTED to Congress 10 fuller sad more reliable
form, the Opposition obslinltely s1heres to the i'm
perfect estimates and rejects tie corrected stale
menis.
single instance viii explain and illustrate this
hsbitusl inAccGr&cy on Che part Of the 0ggSsiioa
The annual finance report of Mr.. TuoHAs CoRwIN,
FILtNoREs Secretary Of he Treasury dated Dec I6,
1850 estimates the expenditures for the fiscal year
1880 at S85. 565 so2 % After the fall and accu-
rate date had been Obisined, however, Mr.. CoRSIS
transmits report to Congress dated June is 1851,
showing that the actual expenditures fer the fiscal
$3.50 were S37, l65, $50 CO.
OF course Mr. CoRwIN's lster siatar,ent WAS the
more reliable; bat the earlier ead less accurate
estimate suited the purposes of the Opposition best
since It made the expenditures Of tie FILLWoHE
ADMINISTRATION appear smaller than they really
we're Hence it Rdheres TO the original estimate, al
though shown to be inaccurate by subsequent
statement from the same officer, by whom the est-
mate was made.
The public must determine what credit oaa be
attached to TIE siatementsOf the "QRpositioa" wien
it thus ebstinately persists in the dissemination Of
false estimates exposed and cOntradicted By the
Official authority of its own party friends.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-08
Ilicd.

In this city, whittier he had for medical rcssn the
Oh Instant JAMS NJ WINCHESTER in the 43d year Of his
He the Of Gen james WINCHESTER native Of
Sumner county, where he has always resided. Mr. WScHsTER
was every worthy and useul Citizen srd ssesd the
warn esteem OF all who neg aim BE lesvesa wife and three
children,
In this city, Thur dayeyening July THOMAS RoDERcF,
eldest Of ANDREW MARGARET OKANE sgei years,
months and days.
Tho friends and acquaintance of the family invited TO at
tend the funeral from their residences North College street,
at 3 O'Clock, this afternoon.
Julys, 80.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-08

Choice Colfon bands.

Agnt OF TIE estate sf TIE late FRAscIs srzeEr Of Assis
sppi Will cell, at tntion, CLARESDon the Lands
in Monroe county Arkzns, he FRS MONDAY being the
7th dzyl Of aoyener aad the EoNp Az Of
November feng ths ~ viii. a jAczsOSPoRT sell ali Ire
Lands il jackson couny ad the third H0ND IN NoTsn
Der being the 2lst will sells a. PockaoSzAs al TIE Lsnds "a
Randolph county, Arksnss In all one b< viii b
served for the estate.
TERAsone oarh esh, its seusvalsnt residue In one,
Two and three beanx interest from sale, with lien
cure the payment.
Until The arst 81 Neyoe any Of hess Lazs areorsrsd
pTi0Gfe sale and offers Invited On application 70 me-
Louisville KY pats, viii furnished Thss are
aong the selected and best LAMBS Of Aazszs-ab0vs
overflow titles pelfsct, all fne navigation.
july ID GEO. HANCOCK.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-08

Ag1e tianierza lrs q Jes and al ny stock ron
the Ge.linnvle md BeersheAa rad 70 he Tracy CITY
road persons ifing Behshs Springs viii tAks tie e rr
Tracy CITY zt CcHan DEPOT At Tracy City hey viii b
fy eosc1c sua iak - Bseskebs Eprin distance Of
aboHt !, s, onec bss mountain roads in TIE STATE
and psns By fns esie salpuT spring, half way between
Tracy City and Beersh They yin pass through De
teiptiln town q Altansrt, 1Ee sy VIII ind fne Hotel
Travellers need fears Of obtaining seas as here will
r At eEsy s1iat nrbcs coaches C ausOast
number o. persons Eat mag PaassnEers lsaTirV
Nashville n TIE l0l5 trs VIII arrive she Springs cr the eve
nngof the day Ts,se leaving IN oecok sin vl
arrive ths naxt znoFai1a
There sill adai5 Kali from SesTf during he ses.ou
I have asoR
LIVERY STABLE
At Beersheha Springs, EpT supplied With saddle Horses sgss
Busgsi Reek2Fsys ard Carriages for TIE aceonnodstoS q
visitors
jSiys-dln Ma. PRICE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-08

In notice Of the csnvass in the Fifth District a
day or tzo ago, We wrote that Col READY Was ''oP-
posed By the Opposition with more bitterness and
raucor than is any regular Democratic candidate IN
the State" The word By wss printed 'tO" b the
compOstsr. Although this typographical error
was apparent from the paragraph itself, the Patriot
makes il the text for long article. We oorreott the
error for the benefit of the Patriot rsmsrkiug a
the came time that while wrce of the bitterness
and rsneor with which Col. READY is opposed By
;he Opposition, We also understand him as being
opposed to the leading schemes of that orgaaisa-
tiOn,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-08

WE subscriber informs his friends and The public generally,
tst he has hissy sold his entire interest in the
ceTnof WILLIAMSON CHeATHA2 to JoHs l. CHcATHas. In
vithceSng frothe business he would respectfully tender his
e- thanks 10 al HE friends, who have 50 liner
aiy e1ene their patronage 70 tho Old C0nc, and solicit
from them continuance Of the his gentle
men IN every respect entitled 20 the hghes confidence
Nashville, July o, 1883. ALEX AMBER WILLIAMSON
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nIssoLUTIoN o. CnpARTNERsHIP.

FkSHE undersigned have this day dissolved by mutual consent
the co partnership heretofore con ucted under the firm Of
WILLIAMSON CIzATHAN AIsxID williamson having sold
ont bis entire interest said to JOIN T. cHEATAh
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON,
Nashville, July g. 1859. ARCHER CHEArHAM.
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TRE QuRENs YIsIT TO CAEADA.-Ws learn by the
Persia, that the Hon Henry Smith. Speaker OF the
dOuse Of Assembly, had arrived in London. His
mission 30 England is, IS is vel known, 10 lay al
the foot CT the throne The loyal address of the Par
lament Of Canada requesting her bisjesty to come
aud be pres at 81 the ceremony of opening the
great national work which bears her Royal name,
aud which VIII be, when fDishei. one Of me great
st. # not The greatest, undertaking ever devised
by ngineeTing skil In The present disturbed state
IF ERroPejt 10 scarcely possible that the English
people would t-Jst Qaeen cut Of sight Of their
coasts, but the idea Of substitute being found in
the person of his Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales, seems not at ali unlikely TO be carried ont.
-r.H?asTss! A4gsrtissT, jus 29
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