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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-02

A SHARPER OUTwiTTED.-On yesterday
afternoon, a gentleman named A. Ill. Rozier,
from Virginia, who was stopping ut the MAJ
tional Hotel, was robbed Of hundred dol
lar note, by well known sporting character
named Harry Turner. 1t seems that the
former was in the bar-room of the hotel,
when Turner stepped up to him and entered
into conversation, finally saying that he had
better liquor at his room than he (Rosier)
could get there, and asked him to step to
his lodgings and taste some of it. When
they were in the room, Turner asked the
stranger to sit down and play cards, but the
latter replied that he never gambled.-
Turner insisted, and, while they were con-
versing Roz!er thoughtlessly pulled out a
hundred dollar note and opened it. Tur-
ner asked him to let him look at it and took
it out Of his hand, looked at it, and said
this is counterfeit, and | will have you ar
rested for passing bad money upon the pub
lic." RIzier said it was good, and demanded
the note, which was refused.
Seeing it was no place to get into q diff
Guilty, he came out of the room and went
back to the hotel. lie was told to 20 to
Justice Dom. He did so, and Il warrant was
issued and placed in the hands of an officer
Justice Dom was shortly after standing near
the National, when Turner came up, and
entering, went into the bar room. Officer
Gormley was called, who went and arrested
him: he denied that his name was Turner, and
resisted the officers as they were taking him
out, making threats all the time, but Mr.
Rozier being called, recognized him as the
man who got the note. Arriving at the
watch-Eouse, they commenced Il search,
when, rather than be stripped, he gave over
the money to the lieutenant Of police. He
was made to give security for his appearance
at the criminal COURT Wash States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-02
CHARLES E. GRISWOLD,
CO n MISSION ERCHAN
55, kILBY STREET,
BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS.

REFERS TO
Robert Jameson, esq, v. c. Yeaton, esq, John
RoscncraDz, esq. Alexandria. a
james Eveeth, esq, Washington d. C.
Messrs. Sampson Tappan, Blake & Dsrra-
cott, Dexter Abbot, A. G. Baldwin, esq, Boston.
Boston. Mass, up 27-eoIm
SUGARS.-75 packages Loaf, Crushed, Coffee,
~ and Yellow SUGARS, now landing, and for
sale low for cash, by
APP ls-eo2m~ I. A. BREWIs. !,
Ok BBLs. WEIGHS PREMIUM FAMILY,
~ FLOUR, in store and for sale by
ap l6 WASHINGTON Il co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-02

RICHMOND VA.-Tne Charlottesville Re-
view contains the following just references
to the State metropolis :-"Richmond is i'm
proving faster than at any previous period.
Buildings are going up in every direction
Its business has been much added to by a
large and increasing coffee trade. The iron
manufacture is becoming very important,
and manufactures Of other kinds are spring
ing up A single firm there ;Old US that it
sold to North Carolina 500, 600 per annun.
Already the bar in the river has been re-
moved so as to admit vessels Of 500 tons
heretofore 400 and when it is entirely re-
moved as it will soon be, ships drawing 10
feet water can come up to Rockets. marine
railroad has been constructed for repairing
vessels, and an eight hundred ton ship is
already being built for the European trade"
STATE AND CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SocIE-
TlEs.-We have the great satisfaction OF con-
graduating our readers upon the union Of
the Virginia State and Central Agricultu-
raj Societies. The two organizations have
come together and are now one, consum-
nation which must be as gratifying to their
mutual friends, as it is important to the
agricultural interests of the State. With
their combined influence, we shall have
such an Agricultural Fair next Fall as was
never seen in Virginia before. The consol-
dated resources of the two Societies will en-
able them to put the splendid grounds of
the Central, in the most complete order, and
give new efficiency and eclat to all their ar
angements-Rich. Dis.
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And the meeting then adjourned.
GEO. WIN. BRENT, Chairman
BRYAN Il ADA Ms,

BRYAN & ADAMS,
DEING DESTROYS Of increasing their hh ~ a..
ID TRADE, respectfully inform their ify'".
and the public generally, that they design rePsS
ishing their stock, from time TO time, aud p'''"a
scrs will always find good assortment oil :eason
able DRY GOODS, which they are determines 81 ~ "
sell as low as they can be bought and WI.
pleased to have dealers call and examine 'ssO''
purch asing elsewhere. ap Zo--'o''
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-27

Hodge's AJxstable or Permanent Farm
Fence.-Our friend Isaac Commons, OF this
county, will exhibit specimens of this fence
at our next County Fair. Mr.. Commons
has had fence of this kind for the past
two years. and assures us that il is tie fence
the farmer wants, for economy. safety. con.
venience and durability. He has thoroughly
tested it. and he is . gentleman of RELIABLE
ity and good judgment. He has accepted
an agency to sell the right for using this
fence. after having satisfied himself that it
is wha: the patentee represents it to be. Mr..
Commons is also agent to procure subscri-
bers for the american Agrieultu-iss." one
Of the very best Agricultural papers in the
United States. Those who give their names
and money to Mr.. Commons may re'y upon
getting the paper. He is a responsible and
prompt business man.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-27

An sperant and ssompaehic preparation Of Iron "a,
ss thu highest ss.
EUROPE and the Uaissa ssates. and prescribed 10 tn
The experience Of Thousands daily proves thss n
lrsep.ss,ion Of iron s.n be eaapared 70 I.ssris,.s
totherwse sckiy conpexons indcass iss ssee.sisv n
. Z; :::
ea..si,. In .seh Of the following cong iainss VII.
pep.. con.sps.ion Di..rsosa. D,.."s.1. I"ss,.ss
i seso'r1.: Lag 4s;o:.
Iaver complaints ehronic aesdschss aSss.ssisn las
5: ..a.. u. ..
Of .eu.e disease Or Of III, ntinae dinia.e. Of
and muscula from chronic oyisl
Of this restorative has ssessssai a.Ssat
srsssie in1ads 50 long ridden - . have s:::..
forgotten their shseshoods have saddsaiy r.
travel 'oreixa isaa sea. very :s..s IL.
a.ed victims OF app.rens Suioecss s.s.s
ton critical changes snd thst esnSiisason 81
averon to air and exercise for which Ne
!. ss.y:.; Ass:ss,::: y, ..s: ..s E.
s Ss .s e =.
..s.ins and ov.rhs..,os ana s-asy r.s.l ry sss.Ss
=. q
Iii. ,A,. latte. property: o.A.ss. Which .aass
@ Also y s.s,: 1iss.sss I'd sesas
Of these Chalybs.se Pills ess ssssi Tor sGs
most h.sn. case: nelsaiss the .sssaaas ceavsssss.
Dysenterr eonarmed enacias,ng asd sppsrsssly asi.
elects have beesn equally decisive sad assask.
In the local pains. hssh asa ssrssgh dssiliss.
e..s .S sss: .s, A. =:
alayed The alarm Of friends and physieaas in
Il ser:sats@. T"s. ISIS. mi, ..u,....1
Of ,sais. .ssSo.s ' 81 q
their veil. known liabili.ies.
ted the remedy and restorative In the
In q Is en- - = ts.un bosA chrop,e ana ,,s.--....-
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SALE. :

BY virtue o. sundry executions tn me di-eetef from
shs Way Common Pleas Court. viii At public
House Door the of Co. trrviHe
Wayne unity, Iudisns the 18th dy OF OCTOBER -6'
the of o'cocs. IN AMI four aSloek.
sail tie follow real estate s'utt"d In
richmond, WAvae Comfy. Ia tsnA, .sscrted
GiioSs ala PARCEL 81 tsud kno
by 81 .orth htii o. oi
spuh Ill Of std lot ~ in that part s4d city
RichnIo nd laid by Jhn saith. Aiso, 81 feet
iuch Of - he east enl = north. part OF lot
= which part - sti ipt nun '-E = here
BY I'd Is a5tr north suutAs
aso z7tu st-t Ia that part sail ctty John
e.uitA- Also. ~ end ef lot number
eS IN that part by J1ha Sn,+A sad
p4it os conveyed TO be 81 teet wade n I'M
east AMI 50 north south, tos-t
ali he priv eyes AL - sAhs
bel Esing Levied ugoa the topertg Of 4 W 'tEn
ieuhzli t. s.tsfy favor or limo ny
}. srIDHAA, sbG W. g
I-th, [s55r al
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TIME TABLE.

arrivals SD Dsps,ssses Of Psse-6~ 7'sSss.
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
q. and sfter April 18th. Trains will arrive and dseass
- follows: y.
sria ssd Darlington Express rrsin o:4o =.
$50 ,. connects ~ hscnnoeu So1
c,.ci-rsti Peoria and Burlington Express 400 y.
Freight $50 ?. n
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmono A. H.
U.v,rton Express for Cincinnati ~ 40 A. "
IsSissspoiis Express, 10 90 an Mail sSo NJ s''s''
1870 n. - 80
80. nrriinstcp Bxprsss 9s5 Freight bi 80 an
Indiana Gen. and Dayton and Yves r. b.
oesngwsss- Night Rx Ao4 an chicaso:A.a;s 20 an
Day Expvsss, $50. pm. Express sseignss w. . -
Cneinssit Freight. 10. = c..--s-.
9oine Ksss-Morning Express. 7t3 .. =; Ooss.ons
Mail 40 o. m; Might Express, 1887. p n Bxpsess
reishs. Lbs; n; Cincinnati Freight. ilo5. an.
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BIZ 1T ORDAINED by the Common Council Of
tho City # Richmond thss IN sley l6l fest vide 10
hereby declared opened along the vest line OF lot NO
g. Of A. Bond's addition 70 the City of Richmond,
" ayne county. Indians, beginning a. Wanut street
and running south the North end of alley Is
feet ide, laid out by tbs administrator OF Moor
mans Estate the length Of said alley, hereby do
cIsred open. is - feet.
SIC 2-To DO in force from and after its passage
and publication Passed and approved sepse,n,s
1850. JOHN FINLEY. Mayor
Attest-W W. AUSTIN, Clerk. Sept Gal
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T. We hear that a Bellman OF this city
said. he had . conversation with Stephen A.
Douglas, recently. who assured him that in
the event Of the election of President going
to the House. he (Mr. D"uglas) would use
what influence he had for the election of
Mr.. Boil! Wonder if Mr.. Douglas hasn't
been using his influence On Bro. Bickle. al
ready. in anticipation of his election to Con-
gress?
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6&T A distinguished Beeveret man Of
our city. declared that the i" Constitution al
The United States had been hidden in an Oak
Tree IN Hartford Conn, for many years."
and that he'd .'seen piece Of the Identical
tree at Washington City T. He's an active
member Of the Constitution Al Union Par.
ty," and is all 30. X" Of course.
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pUBLlC SALE

VIII ~ soie rcAts sale fhorsAsy. The l.sh
day sf October '>s.. the residence
three Hiiss s>ss 81 iass eiss she 'eiie.irE
Hcyses Coffse. TT asd Stock Hogs, NIX
Cs~s. Ezysess H'eSon. Bnggy. Farm
Wa3sa. Hsrness Of rarsos- As.ds. Farm
rag lwparsae~ss Of al k,sds, Is icres of
Coss. Wheat N ,Ae G~fd. large qsa.s.fy
IF Pesokoes N tie 6ssAel, Hay. Dr.. DC.
This property 10 versAy the sss-ssoa psrsA.s<rs
Terms Dnds knosa - aay % sale
So. 3osA. lee1 1l.s
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Ford's Patent C4itinat,ng H4yro,c and
P-Icerizer will also be on exhibition a, the
sir. In fact large namber % them have
been received in this city aud have been
tested in the preseuce OF some of our mos;
practical farmers, who assure us that it is
he best implement of the kind they have
ever seen. The farmers are specially in
vited TO examine it,
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InDlANA SfArs FAIR.-The ninth annual
State Fair will be held At indianapolis from
October 18th to the goth. The new g ouncs
are completed, and the most ample arrange
uaents have been made to make It the hness
industrial exhibition ever made in the West.
Tive premium ist amounts TO tI1.OOo--
We hope to see old Wsyrs fully represent
ed.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

~,,s 81 attach IN cot Issued by ms, John ). Lyle
in ,tica Of the Peace o, thu Co0aty OF Wayne, At
the inst.nc. of William Cain. Thornton y. Cain.
III William Csia Jr pusness Will, IN Cain and
sons an ueon ths All !svit o; rnornton Gaia.
against ,ois AMI caAte!. crsitt All effects of
J.n.s Wright, by virtue If witch writ Gasri-s Is
-, h,. been -.rn .n.sd aui that on tn, 2Sth of
Seotem ,sr 1917, 1t ten o'clock. .,h 81 n
Wnyoe To wnsnip Of SAID cou,ty. viii proceed 20
b..ar and i.eis upon ths G ain Of he said William
ca. Thurnton p. Cam, and William AIN. Jr :.
vhs, snf enc aid james Wright, Joan L. Aaisay.
har,s. al Aai Iii osh.r persons con :erned viii
take notice.
JOHN !. LYLE. Justice Of the peacs.
Sept. 4 los). - 30 81
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

eichmond Lodge, Inssss on the 6rst Tussdsy
evening IN every month ........
t.~..,, Lodge, 90 the snisi VetnesdAy...-...
E.ac solomon Caa pses. sesond Fsiday
N.sne Ceuncii. frs Thursday In March. JUns.
s,,eG Der and D-c~uher-
Triton Lodge (coiorsd.j hsst Monday "a each
month.
/. q. o. p.
White w. er Lodge meets ovsrv Friday evening.
U.rman Ct.errnanl LODI s,evesy Tuesday evsnisG
Oriental Encampment. every second and fourth
Tuesday, eve OF each month
Degree II Rehecen. Of Whitewater and woodward
fnd,.e 6r.t and third Tueedsy Of es1h moath.
Dsxyee OF Rsbeccs of Herman Lo &c, 6rst and third
Mandy Of each month.
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AN ORDINANCE to amend IN Ordinance entitled
"An Ordinance regulating Markets and Market
Days, aod for tho appointment of Market Master in
the ci ty of Richmond" passed August S. 1850.
Be it ordained BY the Mayor and Common Council
Of the city Of Richmond that Section OF the Ordi-
nance emit tied an Ordinance regulating Markets and
Market days be changed 70 read nor Be- closed
before o'clock. .. N. from April - September and
s o'clock, . %. from November TO March "
Sc 2-This ordinance to be in force from and a.
ter 4 passass. Passed and approves Sept 4. 1850.
JOHN FINLEY, Mayor.
Auest-W. w. AUSTIN, Clerk. Al
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OF Never. while the sun shines. win
wonders cease. It is really astonishing to
20 into IIaines's Store, and see the piles Of
goods. and the crowds of customers that GO
there to buy. Don't fail to go there and
look. il you don't buy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-27

e. Hawk is taking good pictures for %
cents each, aud will continue to do SO for
lew weeks He takes large pictures a;
low prices His rooms are over Vaughan's
paint and oil store
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters administration have heeu Esntei t. the
tile estate Wore late OF W.
drcessed All persons si"~.aS
themselves ius,tei ths as-t-d 70
for nd all hsvtp.
sIi3 re1aese present th-ri
for within the prescribed by law The
= supposed TO he solvent
WILLIAM PARRY, Admiuistr A.or.
Richmond 9,h no, 10Th. 1850 Al
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WHITEWATER SCHOOL.

Thankful TO my patrons and friends for their kind
support take this method OF
forming that shaii school the 18th
. I shall best efforts 20 maintain
FIRST CLASP preparatory school Besides the common
English Latin and the Higher AAhema sies
benefit OF those expecting to teach.
will be formed in which the student vii have
daily practice teaching. Teachers Who WILL eua-
nsd win be assisted obtain good situations.
good of Penmanshipis given each studen
Tuition low - any in ths county
HIRAM HADLEY.
9Th mo 9Th 1890
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W. n. E z 9 Z as
esave ssore-sE5ss- ~ Gs,sssses-ss;ssf
MAMIE ACT ssY

"a q = 1 4 = q 1 - "A
has cand and i.csns tsaElT receiving the Argss
arc Eses5 complete assortment CT COOKING ana
PARiOE STOVES, foracsi wood, SIX and tea plate
stoves, from the sncianaIi Dayton SAD Faster
manufacturers, oroEghs 70 hican0nd-
he has asso i1ff tnenr of Fsln an1 aaT%s1ee
FIS&AhE, st wholesale and retail; STOVE IfiA
.iSt4s, Hollow 6rass and Enam-llsd Ware, "a
gar Kettles Sad irons. Dog Irons. Sklets and Lids
s TIN ROOFING, Gutter and Scouting, made and pa
~ a. usual
JOB WORK Of .ii kinds ,eone BY experienced wo-x
The h,ehest price paid for oi1 Iron, brass,
per, IN excaAnge All person in want Of the acnv'
ssc.es vif End L their interest call ~ No. TO-
Vain stress. before purchasing
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~rN- pIus-Ul,.. fbe,,es .l..n tie bes,)

H0N- plus-Ul'r.. better ti.an TIE best
and B y wells :,i-tur-s certainly iii sF. b.ii
In al probability Boswell viii De on the Far
Ground with bis "a Il. ii SO give lsin1 a call
If you wish true likeness and one that will
remain permanent. Boswell has made the
basirsss his study for the past seventeen
years.and j. producing pictures that have not
been equalled. Boswell has car and an
outfit for sale with full Instructions
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80 SPECIAL NOTICE.

Thess kneuug themselves indebted s,shsr Note ~
Book the underssned. arc rsspessfaiy re-
qnss.sA settle the without further ne
tiee, collector VII be employees 70 Wait spon
SAMUEL BELLS.
Sept s. Is6e. 1ie
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~M. @. Le~is's is tie place to get
oysters done up in the best and most pala-
table manner.
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1 DMINISTRATOR SALE.

viii sold public Friday the sth day
of DC, ober the
deceased, nile softh VS. ,, Hishoro' Yraek iE
To- ashp, WAYNE diana. all prop
ct ed vdo~, Of
Hors~s Cattle Hogs. ason and h~esess- PioSs. dAr
sns' all Kinds 81 fsrWax utensils Con go Ia
iiaa-ehoss ana Kitchen Sssnstur-- . s-s of
riss mectioa. sale 10
o'eIa-s. O. m. sAii day, terms s.li made
kaosn by
HIRAM sCPLEH. Aiuaiuis:r.sor
Sept. 20 l. 50. A
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EEW We invite attention to the advertise
ment Of Frank Skinner il Go in another col.
umn. Dealers viii DO we'll to try them, as
they are prompt business nnen. and thor
ougtly understand the markets.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of a to directed from
- the ~ayne Ccmaon Pleas Court. will expose =,
punc sale at the curt House door in the town OF
Cen erviile. WAyne eaInty Indiana the 30 h Gay
of Sept. 1850, between shs hours of ten O'clock
AM four bcl ,ck, said day tie folio wing
real estate situa'ed in Bosr hip Wayne coan-
" tnlfsua, part Of the south quarter
~ section ~, township H. range west of the prin
eiple n.s III IAN line drawn from the mouth of tb=
iivs.t a,ami River beginning Mt the north east cor
Ber OF SAID quarter section at msfkei stons theme
ess. II 37-lop r,ls. tasnse 80 So 90 rods,
thence vest IS IS 100 rods, thence south 10 rods
thence sou = 4 degrees st. Id 4 rods, to the
center tne Ricbm,a9 and Boston ruraoika, thence
north 40 8 degrees wsst ttous the c-ater of siia
Pike to tae west line of said gu section, theo
north along he ,s of san scsIon as 45loo
rods + the place u beg nutax containing So
and - sqa poles To SOLD s.tis
~ said decree in favor of John Clark, VS.. Aibsrt
Powell.
Us. SrIDHAM, Shf. We.
Sept. B. 1880. ($s 25) 80
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CEILING AT COST.

About 100 Of Wall Paper will he sold - soss
between this ard the 6rt Of ia make for
stock. DUGDALE'S heap Wall Paper Depot, No.
% Main - Richmond, Sept. 3 al
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W tol60m a. Peel1e,
Candidate for Secretary Of State, viii ad-
dress the people at
Ecoaomy, riday. Sept. 28th.
Hagsrstown, Saturday. Sept. Goth.
Richmond, Tus,day evening. Oct. 3.
Political MeesA08s.
Messrs. ]. N. Wilson, Col. Sol. Meredith
and ]. b. Julian will address their follow
citisens At
Arlington. Friday % 2s'h-
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CHERIFF'S SALE

SHERIFF. rs SALk--
By vi,tue offs deere, and execution 20 direc
:ed from the Wayne Circuit Court, will expose At
public sale. &c the Court House Door in the OF
Csnteryie. Nay ne cOuoiy. Indians, the 2efh day
Of September, 1850, oetx ire hours Of o'clock
and four clock. y IN. said day, the follow
ing de.cri, rsa estate, SITUATED IN trAnkin town
ship. "ayns county Indiana aud bounded As follows.
10 WIT: 3ecinnng the north lie Of section
g. in township IS, range west thence south within
% ? rods of Benjamn Eiliotts CO ner. thence ea>s
90 rods then north within IS ruas of iieury Earp
leans south Tine thence east 80 rods. Frederick
z-s' lns, theace north ID leg. cas-. 30 rods
and 10 .inks the reaheuts to Eas Powers
th.nc. in north direction IL rods and 10 links,
sh ence in nerth direction 10 rui AMI Il iinks.
tho of The county rad thence west along tn
middle Of said rad to the place of b-ginn nx- Con
ainiag So A or less to BE- sed 70 satisfy
said decree and execution in 'avor William =. Ad
d,emsp vs.. Thomas F. Hsmiiton and Nancy H. Ham :
ilton.
!. 8. STIDHAM, Shf. W. e..
Sept. Sd, 800 % IS 80
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ksI~.OlUfsssn-

sHHE arm q : uihbsrd 4 sJolvsi on the
4 Ise Of lasts n a. accounts stitt
ar settled Persona ho IN Hseives to ne Indebted
vii please call aud discharge II witnad. z ~
levin REED
A. ". hIBBElD
Sent s. % 81
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EASTERN INDIANA WIDE AWAKE!
T,ie 4evara' connties Of Eastern Indians VIII
held and Aass M-etng
AT WINCHESTER.

on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH, lh6O.
R.puhlitana! come out and hear the gallant
ard fearless chamaion Of Freedom in Kentucky
CASH. CLAY, who will most certainly be
here. II is the only opport nifty that Tou VIII
have OF hearing him during the present cam
psiRn Come and hear that noble champion OF
Repuh iicAaism il Misscuri--FrAnk Blair Come
aud hear tho eloquent Gale Smith and oar next
Governor Col. Harry .. Lane
Germans come aud hear the eloquent Carl
Schurx, OF Wis ,onsin, and Albert Lsnge. OF
Ind Come 10 delegatioIa came in big wagons.
come in carriages, come on hors '6ack. come
a-foot come by Railroad como with banners
and Aaga come 10 big wagons at work as your
different trades AZ representative Of Free labor.
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Wayne County Fair Cam
mences Monday, next

As7nLKRr.-O Our cilizens. in . certain
LOCALITY, were awakened on Tuesday morn
in, last, b the popping sound Of 3 brass
esnner. We inquired OF friend next
morning in Al locality whs. il meant, and
he assured Us that the artillery squad were
sso tag rats around Mej. Wats's Stable and
tie IT gnut rockery." We were satisfied.
G2- Co - Wilson & B.aomhaayh's,
6.sr door south vt Pn,t-'s Drug Store. Tor
r -~h ,s,.r and Eggs. and al kinda OF
P-nduee. The sssv can alwsys Be had
there.
f~G Go TO Sam Eidsv's Rok Store News
Depot. Tor la.es. Periodicals and Nsvspa-
rers.
= Wayne County Fair c"mwssces on
Monday oex'. October. lst.. 1850.
VOID wanted at this Office
On Subscription.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-27
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Lstters or adminIstratiou have been issued the
on ii. estate Of Jesse Shepherd OF Wayne
county deceased. All persons having claims against
said estate will then according law and all In
dsotsd 20 th@ sane mast AXE Tia t. The
estate 10 supposed to be insoivent.
sept 18th. 1850. d
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-27

y Wayne County Fair comwsoces on
Monday oex'. October. lss. 1860.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-27
NEW BOOKS

NEW BOOKS.
Greeley's Political Tex. Book Tor 1869.
Holcumbs Poems.
The Wom1n in White.
chapters Wives
Al just received At Csty 0oOkot~res
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-27
BRECKENRIDGE & LANE
'a~ Mass Meeting

In 49,
macs useetsoA o. the Nsttonsl Dsmocsaev fAvorabis
10 the election and Lane. will be held In
the City 81 III bmond
At Starr Hall, MONDAY, OCT. list.
Hon. JESSE D. BRIG HT.
., Hon. GRAHAM N. FITCH.
Ana other spsakers viii be present and ID
dress people th OCCASION Tbs people " al par
ties In vitsd to attend.
~Ws are requested to say that letter
has been received fr,m Mr.. Bright. in which
he state. that he viii POSITIVELY be
here ON Monday next.