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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-01

. HAVE on hand fheen thousand Bushels Of Broken
stone viii sell half CENTS per bushel. This
ne chance for improve property
W. Il. JOHNSON, Agent,
iuly94-d2W Tennessee PenitentarT.
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Cfty intelligence.

PHILADELPHIA WIDE SwAKEs Three companies Of Wide
Awakes arrived here las. night from the City Of Brother
ly Love-the Continentals numbering 10 men the Ia
vinnbles lIo men, and the Peoples Campaign Club, $50
men, They left Philadelphia by the half past tao O'Clock
train Yesterday Afternoon and arrived here 1t about nine
o'clock las. everng They were received by the City
WIDE Awsses, the Union Wide Awakes and the Contra
CAmpsgn Club The right OF the procession accord
ga 10 the visiting companies and the procession wound
h way up Inc bowery, and by rather circn.tous route
70 The republican headquarters. They will leave for
fhihceiph in tho four O'clock train this afternoon
HIsDFoID CHESS FLAMING Mr.. Paulsep player whose
celebrity In thewest only second that Of Mr. Morphy
undertook to pny games or chess blndfod ne
poy Chess Rooms, last evening" and quite humber of
gentlemen assembled TO witness tho essay There were
not ten PLAY Of ignore than ordinary s present. how.
ever, and ~ Mr. Pauen intends Leaving for the West 70.
Gay, and DID not care 20 weary hmsef unnecessarF,
hsssTs julien GcCutoheoD, Wollneim and Chamer took
mo boards, and the only bndiold games playai
win these four gentlemen Mr. psulsrn began Paying
NJ Ave O'Clock opening the 1rzt and fourth games with
The scian, the second with the Evaus aud the third
nblne Evans gambis tho third opening being refused
MT. r won oil but the game With v. uhsmier, which
~1 drawn The games conclfed at eight and a half
ocoek Ihey pree nad no % nts Of interest. Hr Nor
Ihy LETT Tor New Orleans last week.
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New pubncast0as.


TIE EIGHrH Conn ASDsfSsr, by Charles heaa''
Ticknc..r & Fields, Boston.
Mr.. Reade's celebrity Is web earned anu =
though the bresen' volume is not ~ VEL W, :,
plain unvarpished tale of truth, we have f''s !
with pleasure and sdmira ton. We have followed
him In his noble struggle as the champion Of au.
thors' rights, and have felt forcihiy the rrern
justice OF his remarks. To literary nen, and all
Interested in literature this book will be especially
interesting, while TO the hundreds of thousands in
this country to whom Mr.. Reade's works have be-
come housenold companions, it cannot fan Ia en-
listing their warmest sympathies for the author.
Perhaps no writer that ever lived has had to con-
tend more against literary pirates and pratical and
unfair booksellers than he has. or suffered more,
both in pocket and feeling through parcel of un-
scrupulous dramatic appropriations.
From the commencement of his distinguished
career he has been the victim Of succession Of
cheats. BY 1.-The halt profit swindle,i as he justly
calls it, his share on the first edition Of his cele-
brated novel, Peg Wellington" was only ten
pounds, although the work had very large sale,
and finally he became q loser even Of that, and
more beside, ON the transaction, owing to series
of vexatons circumstances resnitog In litigation,
"hich II anyways very expensive, put not u""Js
a very equitable proceeding.
Mr.. Reade contends in the volume before us
against real evil, and the manner in which he adj
vocates justice to French drama,ists and English
authors, whose novels are dramatized-tlle former
in particular adaptations Of whose plays are so
frequently put upon the English stage without pay
ment or acknowledgment to the original authors,
must win him universal respect. We have al
ways had very high opinion OF the superior
talents of Mr.. Reade as novelist and d,amatist,
and bis great popularity in this country
Is a sufficient evidence that the public
agree with In graphic power, stem vigor
and picturesque simplicity he stands umvalled.
In knowledge of human nature, and particularly OF
woman, lie exces even Thsckeray, who Is some
times too bitiev to he true. In preaching the doe
trine contained In this Eighth Commandment" he
occasionally speaks with an almost terrible ierce
ne =. But feel that he has good cause, aud our
admiration of the writer is in degree lesseled.
We led TO expect shortly another of Mr.. Reades
brilliant. fctons, Of which Christie Johnsione,"
/" It IS Never too Late 10 Mend,' "White Lies
"love me Little, owe me Long" and others,
will have been the forerunners.
In conclusion, we thank him for the great service
he has done to literature and the wholesome
knowledge and recreation he has afforded our.
selves. Mr. Reade is d. c. L. Of 0xfori, aud
was formerly fellow Of college there. He is
also barrster at law.
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LsavxswoKrH X T, Oct a., 1880.
nre al three O'Clock this morning desuoycd eight or
Ten frame buildings the northeast Of Third and
shawnee streets with rwo exceptions, the buildings
were o. no great value The stocks were mostly removed
Win but nue dansgc. The total loss VIII probably
amount 70 go COO on which there less tnsn % 900 In
600 In western Massachusetts 'ompanles the
remainder divided between several other companies The
ere orlrlnsted accidentally In q furniture store.
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latter for the OF Joseph Reynolds, a Michigan
fiuns, June 20, leb9
The rcsiod erected 10 high enclosure In the rear
Of Inc JAN Abonr forty we're preneos ~ invtAion OF ina
Sheriff l. l. Bullock, TO witness the execution A few
minutes past O'clock =. VI. the prisoners
das'ed upon the scsGot, attended by the Rev. fsthsr
n Acvocr, VI f--~-s a. -. ..,t,h
tIfm ~ $3.50 . sterrg religious consolation
Ths sheriff read the death warrants alta, which
s,Npe MINI es we're spent IN prayer by the prison.
Teatly perfectly resigned Moce, when drst brought
out appeared n.H, bat ia few moments be
came rssa'ss srd Sa. s, mos. o. The time IN excl
head he exclaimed ~ ant one good look; maybe
shane get no more" B1sh ND Soodsy, boysln The
rores we're adjusted to ,heir noceS when Moice said
quickly shall hsvea chsnce 10 prsr, shau't ~ lie
tnen prayed quite earnestly Yer mante or two, after
whcs ~ precisely hafpast css O'Clock, the drop Tell
and the penalty OF their crimes paid
The necks OF both By She f aud scarcely
muscular movement cscerphie in either OF them
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RAD MAs WIN. johnson, alias hcNaise, convicted
of bNamy p Esnsemcnd county Va has bees ssoscrced
70 tour yssss In staas prsus. appears snas we g
re>r Of ncEaire hes been various be had sesved so
yeavs IN The same rptnsos pefcve nv ass convcsc0,
iov arasa asoeoy Lynnhburg He wAs 80 fres ansen
months ago sinoe wpioh ane be has mssrs~d TOO siv
stolen too hovsss IN Dssth, n. assopsed 70 con
me n Caasav,,e IN the cana STATE, and recssed
iyscAmg M Ne etisens, spvveA TERI N ~ Sos =
salt 90 sssssy, 80 psspsssssA vasSn ossx eassss
Of 3 uiDov nature
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steam Boiler Explosions.

La, Mass O5t. q, 1850.
one Of the boilers ri PAsner Smiths new paper mn
exploded this morning IN This town, a. I'VE O'Clock, %
rousiy and probably fatally, injurns John paSnef Oh
xens coun me damage 70 property BY Ere and the en-
plcs,os amounts 70 $4,000. Tho same building Vas So
roasy damaged aas June and had but just repaired
Lowell, Mass. ocs ~, ts6o.
m boiler for heating The Suffolk Mh sxpIcd 70 day,
sizins waller w. Briggs, engineer and severely
lDjurisg Charles O. ssearns m overseer In the mill.
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News from MEXICO.

NEW osLxAss, Oct "a, 1850.
The steamship Tennessee haa arrived, from Vera Cruz
the 2lSt.
Minister McIano arrived there In the sloop OF
var Pawncc the 1Tih.
The sloop OF war Savannah sailed for Now York on the
10TH the steam gate sasquehAuna for Key West on
the same day.
The capture Of Guadasara ia confirmed The suferngs
Of the people during the siege were intense.
General Degouado had been detected In communities.
ton with the enemy and Was ordercs 10 Vera Cruise
trial.
The British and Prussan Ministers had gone 10 JaapA-
Distress At tho capital Was very great
II WA reported that Pueblo had been abandoned and
the garrison called into Mexico.
The health Of Vera Cruz aud the American squadron
Was excellent
The Tennessee brought sos, 500 In specie Legere,
Secretary OF Legation 10 Mexico, came passenger.
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laEi1s -GGOD, ED0s a 90, ssnss~rsof thu
pELsw.Rs KgsrugS1 MISSOURI srtrs tntrypIsg
DFIs~Asx~t2TRA GAS SOL q l8n
so. 66. 4, 2, TO- q, IS, Is, 81, as, 81. IL, 60.
DsLswApr-Clars Sls, ucrossE III idi
~, , a. IS, 81, bG, 49, 3, Al. t3. 80, Z. 50, 81.
useu'srs seri fee Y chsrgr ~ addressing s:hes
Crtn WOOD. EDDY 90, " iou- MISSOURI
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KING MEpRnr NJ D. TO JurIA rxEEsA, youngest daughter
Of James sowe, Esq., ali Of this city.
PoK-PxcK AT Memorial church, on Tuesday octeh -r
"a by the Rev. Z X. T. Cook. AUGUSTUS Il am ), T.
Pses, al Of this z" - = NA"
Wll1..sS-<,..'"'
In in Lisbon, CONT, on tuesday Ouso-
20, by the Rev J A. Hszan, G WILLIAMS OF Jersey
City, 10 BARRKT NJ ALLEN OF the former place
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Drawings or II. Frances Delaware

susssr CounTr CLASS e5i OCTOBER 81 100
8, ~. so, AZ, Is, GA, 81 so. 80, a., ~, ..
totsoIIDATTp lorrsRr. Glass $50 ocroBva ~ 1870
q, ~, 30, g, 10, III, Is, Is, 81, GO, 81, IS.
CfrcaiaTs sent Tree OF charge BY addressing
rkGSCS
Wnnsux.gp rrlR SaYg.
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steamer sunk On the nIaassasappa.
hsArms, Ters-, Oct ~, 1850
inc steamer Fred Frou, bound from Memphis for Gin.
canna with one thousand bales Of cotton sunk sand
No 10 The boat ID total oss
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Bne Al BRADY's National Portrait Gallery Brosd
and snh street
IHE ONLY oaLLERf IN TEE uNIrEo srArEs
HONoEED WIKI A SPECIAL V4sIT 81 ABE ROYAL
PATTY
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Marrow E.eape OF Col. Preston.

letter from Col Preston, Minister TO spain, gives an
Of the escare Of himself aud family from
drowning vessel which they had embarked II Mar
seiies en- route Madrid COL r. saved by the des-
nerate exertious q Maltese ana Catalan ooAt1nen.
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A nav one C.ut EnveIep.,

Bosros, oss. -, 1850.
letter from Washington states that the Postmaster
General has adopted and ordered cent scsealing
envelope, which viii soon De supplied 70 Post Offices
throughout the country.
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w.. L..

Gentlemen Who Would lex tI in the
sUHEID, lis Nassau street
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Germs, SC, -Is Will be seem by An Ad ver-
tIs~uent another that Mr. xeadA whose ability
Chr opodpt hss prsectcd hml HIS arrived profcs.
scnsi vish ard locate~ ns~lf a 90 Bond street
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DoWb1e Team Nscs ~ hO0ssvfrHe.
L0rruIs. H.. OCT ~, 1880.
1, sss double team rscs 70 day MIIlss's Duass saA
Bob wasson beat Polly Lewis and ne Ccos In tvn nlls
rSss uslss shs ssssss time ever male, beating Lady
,u6ou ana Rsne1 time quarter q sseosd.
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Tn. PAiiad.ipnla Board or Trade, &c

The PhfIhdsIPhlA BOAfu OF ITeue, &C
81. Jo~KrH No, Oct ~, 1900
Ths Philadelphia Board Of Trade delegation arrived
here this evening In good health
me amount OF duet brought from Denver City by tho
Pixies Peak express for past week si44as There
/. no news from The The route between here and
the peak through win, emisant going In oosh
directions.
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Dirprscx--Lswp LIN Morfistovu, ~. J., on wednes.
day, oulcber "a ~ the resdspcc Of the brides fAtbsv,
by hs Rev, rhsc I. Cuylcr, Of Brooklyn, wr ADRIAN
ncxBssUs, Of Nee Ycsk, 70 Mvs ASIA Y. laws
Mnn1T-Iowr tn "Wednesday, October ~, 81 ths
church Of the Mssish. BY The Rsv D. ossood. J.
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A Submerged Teisgraphic Gable Laid.

Henry A. Montgomery, Superintendent Of the Central
Pacific Telegraph Company, successfully isd mile cable
here to-day
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Photographs o. II. II. the Prinsc q wtss and Suite
view VI Bk pyis s}nlissy ,'as s. every
style Of ihs Art Tor sale. Gallery from a NJ ~,
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FAmrR Ponr, Q T., Oct ALL NJ
no tgns Of the steamship Canadian, fally due, with
Liverpool dates via Londonderry, Of the 18th instant
Raining. calm.
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Obituary.

IoEoSfo, Oct "a, 1850.
Hon. Mr.. De Bisquiere died suddenly last night Of
spoplexy. He went TO bed In usual health.
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hsxrais, Oct ~, 1880.
Mr. Douglas arrived here last evening, and cnthu.
asstoaly received lie addressed large assembly to-
dav
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massachusetts Congressionsi Nomfna-
Bosros, osi ~, 1890.
The Brookinridrc democrats Of the sixth district, 70
d.y nou6fnatcd Dr. George Loring for Congress.
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Can be Paid for I'm Weekly Payments. -
Price $50 SurekA sewIg hachirea oaco ss3 Broadway.
Agents wanted
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BsIrisu c9ssutArs

w.
BstrtsU CossufAyy
NYssHs J. GrHsrs eos:-
GENrxstE-H X n. tae Prince Of wsles having bas-
ray 70 you that vor viii % 10 Boston he wd you
fer bis ph.logaph Yours, truly,
II r. II the Prince Of Wales 1t GuEsEY's GAILEKY
7e7 broadway
81 roy desire Nessrs GURSEv spN left for Bat,n
Prince ~ Wales ard quite After having taken
uses OF the Prince and royal party during their the
orders for upwards OF thousand copies be
W Buckinsh,m Palace
santine he public mine the autographs OF the royal
party Oh the Walters register, ~ the Gallery.
True Greatness True Greatness Either
ourhy studied may mention KNOX Knoxs latest
style tho plus ultra Q. nnsh, beauty and taste.
BroohIyn Photograp NJ Inistare to
life sire, uneyceiled. cRAs. Il. WILLIAMSON.
hstablisted 1851
Sic shirts for Ss-Warranted "a FIT
mooDYs shir Mandatory, a62 Broadway.
shirts, Shirfs--stx for s..
hnde from best skeag and WAnsrsts Yufins.
Depot 100 Chatham street.. cornor OF Pearl
HerTfng's Patent Champion Fire and
gursr Proof safes Isl broadway corner Of Murray street,
New York
Grover ~ Baker's Celebrated vofssisss
Ma hpes the best In for family sewing 40
Broadway, New York, and ~ Fulton street BrcokJp
The Ladd n Webster Sewing Machines
nsy nos 10 had for sifty Dollars, q, GOV hruad~sy,
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At Evans. 90 asa ss Patton street

esssmsrs sais 70 rslsS. ss 40 pa sis sis and ss6
.Lsdiss Bsausinsr"-PnaIo n a sons
.gaow wAsA orep.. oreAml" sod br Al arugyss
aBeauti~ui Compisxsor." Phaion's
asnov whas orenAi Cream Price SOC. per bo'ile.
"a Clear Complexion a. Desfrea by all
ia1ies. Use PHAaoss 'sno~ White Oriental Cream
Triumph Of Art -camsron's Invi.sbis
WIS and 1orpss ami novel inventon dissection mro~
ssb = ise futon street, sroosyu The uaoe sagpasd ca
reasonable terms.
Bachelors Hair DYE ts the Best I'm the
wordMsde soM ,nd appei 10 approphAie private rooms
Bsrry's Trteepb,rous IL the Hest ard
eressryus ead restoring hs hair Ladies' UT Void bY al
Crsssndors's Hair Dye, wigs and Tow
pee. the best y the World who,ss an re Ind the DE
-
BsautfSnl CoRpIsxion. - Laird's Liquid
r,ar has achieved celebrity . hAyinx no equal fo oe.u,
&ussi sa rrncipsl sspo ~ ssd ,s Broadway
Radical Cure OF Hernia, or Rapture -
pr y ~ MARsH u The we'll Known soss. II Ssr-s 90.
Aver .rs, ssor nsnse cygo.s ~ shessA sss s
Trus '''''''A : =
when VIII Mothers Learn from Expsrt-
promptly EN- poyed pre.en, The reckless waste e NE
pcssi sil Ihey ssrsr s.ii 80 '"N' " ''''
ser~sula.-A Few Bottles OF Hennsdy's
ssen, "a Hrs.s Ci"m.n, ard sre,y following ,ss
dueos IN ths pamphlets around each bottle Wild cure Ne
Give Us - Old Narsc for Diseases Incl
nRe WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP.
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Ffnkis Il Lyon sewing maeains Cora-
ranyA machines warranted " Fsye perfect sausi scu
soasy Tefare ed Agents wanted. e5s broadway, NJ
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Ser~fula.-A Few Bottles Of Kennsdy'a
Med,dA Discovery, Judicious application o. ,hs scrcys
Ointment HesisR Ointment ard strictly following the
dtrecos panphles around each bottle Wild cure Ne
worst
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Triumph Of Art -Snmsrons fnvissbis
Wis and 1orprs new AMI novel nven1n detection
rb Iss faacn street, srookyu. The trace sugpasd On
Al
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Bsrry's Trtocpbvrous IL the vsst and
rbrape article dressing hesaying curnr clesnsns
pressrvus ead restoring he hair Ladies' UT Nod bY al
d~ufe
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The Ladd ~ webster Sewing mach hines
usy nos 10 had for slfty Dollars, Al GOV Bruuwsy,
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when VIII Mosb Learn from Expsrt-
epc- W use BOlLowAy's Pns sne orsnent which.
promptly poyed womb pre.eni The reckless waste r. NE
erpnp, scsrana Ac that We read o. IN NE weekly ~
poftN They never fail
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DafchsIor.s Hair Dys ts the Best I'm tbs
sd ,nd applied 10 appropnAie private rooms
Al No VIC factory, 40 bond nxresl
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Broohlyn Photographr-MInist are to
life Sire, unexceied. CHAs. II. WILLIAMSON.
hstablisted 1851
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BsautsSul Com pIsxion -Lairi's Liquid
Ar has achieved celebrity hAvfnx equal for beau
fyDg deserving the csnyiexon and sfin Sold n al
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Radical Cure Of Hernia, or Rupturs. -
Dr = ". MARSH, of the well snown holse u xsr-h co
1ve>ey Hence 0ppo~e tbe church fevfcs
sp~cs the surgical afaptsuon Of his Radical Ours
rrusa
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n TRACE science, ART "a osy gained BY
lnos ere q he "a to 81 the age Auoag me few ~ho hAv
studied may mention NIX knoxs
style the na plus ultra 0. nnsh, beauty and taste.
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NTCREHktD'S MAGIC FYE wArKR.
w hsFF, PRukPT AND IkyAGLrBLD REMgDY
TOR ALL INKLAAMATChY AND Rx1xRNAL Disc AL

MERCHANTS HAVING DRAFTS, BfLss ACCrPr-
u1 snces, Ac n collect have he promptly a.
tended 70 b. ADAMS IMPRESS COMPANY.
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Grover ~ Baker's Celebrated yofssfsss
ae lag Ma hiues the best In for family sewing l9o
BrosA way, New York, and ls2 Fulton street. brooklyn.
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DR. DE JoNGh's LIGHT Brown soRwEGIAS COD
- lser oN~-tuaaity ii ooa6nm pti0n The remsrkabiu
cures which have been Effected by this celebrated
~ cases where re psle ella had been c,piously
nnsefto VIII title or no benefit have fully
~ ns assesses sons heaiog 10 which the other
es are " ceatien IN Ne Jaashs
Liver on Is not oissgresabe repusve ii e,,IS ttssn
creates no nsuEss after ,atc borne with facility ana ~
eltrea by the stomach; does not ee disturb The or
E-ns Sn improves the functions Of aoa
tu direction Tor eoalle SOLD ~ I.oP
NtIl AR foe agent, 81; Bro (enlrI CO 81 pusne
streeD, ard BY sill druggtss and spolhec Arigs.
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Sous OF TKxrERAScx.-The following is
the result of the election Of officers in CLARK
Division of the Sons of Temperance in this
city:
DR.. R. f. Haughton. W. P.
Jos. w. Starr, w. A.
VIM. Harpenee. b.
m. Holloway, A. r 8.
J.J. Russell, F. s.
I. Rindgs. T.
W. D. Schooiey. G.
B. F. Starr, A. G.
Alfred Edwards. |. s.
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u Jscksou's store is daily crowded with
visitors and customers. relieving their shelves
and counters Of the rich and beautiful goods
which are SO attractive to those who have
fine taste. Their dress goods are Of the la
test styles and patterns. aud are particularly
rich and beautiful. They invite special at
tsntion to their Dress Silks, delaines and ging.
hams. These goods having been purchased
for cash and at the lowest prices. will Be
sold At prices which will be satisfactory te
those who are fond of good bargains
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BoR.SG MACHINERY.-We called 10 at the
nanufactory Of our neighb"r Joseph Dick
inson. few days since. where all kinds Of
hydraulic apparatus is gotten up in the best
order. He has q machine for boring pump
logs. wagon hubs, &c, &c. which. for sim
plicity. speed, precision and cheapness. GER
tainly has never been excelled. Pump logs.
piping. and such like work. is done with such
speed that he is enabled to furnish such work
for ct least one half his former price. or the
price charged by other persons. He can
supply pump-makers with pump logs. piping.
&C.. at a much less price than they can make
them themselves. Mr.. Dickinson is also pre-
pared 10 put up all kinds Of baths. iron
pumps, hydraulic rams. &c.
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NEW Goops, NorIoNs, &c.-Mr. c. Zim.
mer has just received large addition to hi
former stock of Notions, Willow Basket
Toys, CONNECTIONS, Wagons for children, sn
An endless variety OF other articles. which
will sell at low prices. He will continue th
wholesale business through his wagons, An
is now. better than ever. prepared to serv,
his customers with all articles in his line.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-05

EGAs LrGHr-We cannot too often re-
mind the reader of the fact that Messrs.
Starr Il White are prepared to put up on
short notice gas fixtures OF the latest and
most fashionable styles. Theyare also pre-
pared to put down main pipes in any snd all
parts Of the city where q sufficient number
of consumers may desire them. They are
also prepared to put up in all kinds Of build.
ings. gas pipes without inconvenience to the
occupants.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-05

Mus;cal Coneeyt-It will be aeen BY ref
srence to our advertising columns. that the
Musical Association Of this city. will give
general Concert Of vocal and instrumental
music in Starr Hall, on Tuesday evening
next. This A ssociation has been long and
zealously engaged at . great sacrifice of time
and money. to cultivate and improve the taste
and talent of our city in the delightful sci
snes Of Music, and having succeeded in An
eminent degree. now invite our citizens to at
tend their concert and contribute some ma
terial aid to enable them to pay balance due
their teacher, who has contributed so much
to the advancement of the large class under
his charge. We can bear testimony to the
fidelity and zeal with which the members of
this Association have devoted their time to
their favorite science. and the improvement
they have made, and we hopc they will be
greeted with crowded house on Tuesday
evening next.