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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-21
NOTICE. 1870

l6ss ~ TO PASsENGERSIOUU
eHX -NN-H%G0 NORTH:-NEW An
ERS.-THROUGH TICKETS AND ThR0CGH
CHECKS.-GREAT NORTHERN RQUTE-Csf.
rying the great United States Mail. Twice dslH
SUNDAY night exec tedD between Richmond, AleI
andrla, W ashington Baltimore, philadelphia, Nev
York, and all important points west, VIA A eeel
Creek and Washington. over the RICHMOND, FREQ
ericksburg & Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac
river, rs miles, and BY splendid and comiorta1.s
miles seven hours; being comfortable and per-
fectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure: $50, A. M, and 7, ?. NJ.
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special Asenn'
ChECKEDT THROUGH to W Washington Baitmofe'
Philadelphia and New York. .-u..
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6esRR> CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
EYtg2 The suLscfiber has on hand lat his Coach
~ Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
Icy between Main aad Gary ,ssh and Aih s ST.
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES, with and with
out tops, and SULki ES-all of his own make, OF
will be sold as low ds good work of the kind can be
in the city Of RichMond, and respectfully ask g
rage line, as am determined to make to order and
to sell at the lowest prices possible; and all work
fe a4~dam MiCAJAH MANGUM
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.s.u- TRAVELLERS 1870

TRAVELLERS 1Qe0
EeS4 ts5gssss.!z TO THE NORTH.-lOOU.
shz so2s-,sr~N NORTHERN CEN RAL
RIA w Y.-Trains leave Calvert Station,
Baltimore, daily, Except Sunday,l at 30 A. NJ,
and at $50 p NJ, for Niagara Falls; flare On. ten
ilton, all parts of Western New York and Canada,
for Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and all
parts of the West Northwest and Southwest.
Travellers osn go to Detroit, Chicago, MiIwsu-
ke, &c, via Niagara Falls, at the same cost as By
any other route.
A new route to New York is now open BY this
Road, via Harrisburg and Jersey City, with only
one change of cars. Fare S.. Take the $50 A;
train and go through by daylight, over s. class
Roads and through a beautiful country. Try It.
IA Buy tickets only 10 Baltimore.
JAS. c. CLARKE, Sup't
JOHN T. RIsNRY, Assistant Sup't. ieE-D
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CHEAP. CHEAPER THAN EVER.-If
~ any body has any none, to lay out in Dry
Goods, they will certainly do we'll by calling at
No. q Main street: where you get the full value
for your money. Beautiful Stella Shawls. at s !,
&c; Oil Cloth per yard and Table Covers at all
prices; 100 dozen Extension Skirts to be sold at a
sacrifice; 800 the richest patterns all woollen Ia
BILE Covers at 81 rs, cheap at 81 rs; French nee
die worked Ladies' Collars and 5000 of the finest
worked Cambria Bands at half their value; irish
money; fine Jaconett Lawns at 10 cents; Organ
dies and Bereges according; Black and Colsred
Silks at prices to please all; those want of any
Ladles' fine Hose, 10 cents and higher; fine Black
ira hne and heavy 4 Brown and Beached Cot
Ton az and 10 cents; best quality at l2x SELL
ing ELSEWHERE At one shilling, and great many
Is a call from one and all, Before buy Ing else
where. No. n Main ut. JOS STRAUSE.
nk, JOHN PUL L Il DIAK0 HEA
~ trlLLS--F For the instant cure of Cholera
cholera Morbus, DiarrhGa, Bloody Flux, Summe,
slvely used for several years past and have Ell
rarely known to fail to cure the above mentioned
diseases IN the most speedy manner. For sale by
a. SoDEkER i k cd 70 R R.ssf street.
pOWDER-M MINING AND BLAsTTNG--HaZ-
I ards, Electric, American. Indian Rife Ken
lucky Rifle, Sea Shooting and Duck Shooting Jun
powder, in kegs, half and quarter kegs, canisters
AND Masks FOR SAFE y. G.B. DAVENPORT
I EATHER BAGS, LEATHER BAGS
suitable for ladies in travelling; also, q fine as
sortment of Sailor Basket and q variety of other
kinds, too numerous TO mention, Tor sale at the
China and House furnishing Store Of
THOMAS A. boL ik III 4 ss UU;
- Z a. - =. I. =, =, a r. n = vxy.- NJ
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e--- VIRGINIA CENTKAL
~ E "a LR9A P;IThs PAY
TRAIN will leave Richmond Daily, st $50 A. ~,
for GORDONSVILLE, CHARLOTTESVILLE,
STAUNTON, LYNCHBURG,, ALEXANDRA.
Southwest. and daily Except Sundays for JACK
SON 6 RIVER and intermediate stations west Of
nect with the Tram at stanton, Mlllboro' and
JAG son's River. For PARTICULARS; inquire a. inc
Ticket Office. VIM, +. ADC0Ck, Ticket AIT
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@s LASSWARE-.Comp GobIets
"a III Tumblers, Wines, Champagnes, Decanters,
MEH Preserve Dishes, Fruit Bowls, Spoon Hold-
Hk1 eIs, Lemqnades, Lager Beer Glasses, Glass
Tubes, Salt Cellars, &C., for sale at the China
Store of t. A. BULKLEY. 1877 Main street.
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CARRIAGES, &C.. FOR SALE.
A 6eRR, EOR s A l. ga handsome open
ESCEEE RUGBY, nearly new. Price Sl40. APP
S@Nply to JOS. K Xix,
au l3-l0t American Hotel Stable.
nIeaaRR, FOR SALE-A second hand TOP
ksSIET BUGGY,in perfect order, and an Ell.
~ oellent set OF DOUBLE HARNESS
to be sold bargain.
Apply at EARNEST'S Stable, on 18th street,
between Franklin and Grace, or at this Office.
&-tS
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~STONE- WARE FRUIT JARS, with Cork
- Shoppers, Air Tight. for Preserving Fresh
VI Fruit, Oysters. Mincs Meat. &c. We have
a very large assortment CT the above superior
Jars, of all sizes at very low prices at our Potte
ry. corner 18th and Cary streets.
KEESEE NAM 70
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19

AccYDEST-NEARLY FArAL.--Oa Satur-
day evening last the freight train on the
Indiana Central Railwsy. broke an axle
just before reaching the bridge over White
water. going east. The engineer noticed
some difficulty, and whistled down the
brakes, but from some cause that was not
done; when the train got over the bridge.
the engineer reversed the engine and stopped,
got of and looked for the impediment, but
could not find it. On atte mptng to start
the train, he failed; and then he found the
breakage. Going back on the bridge, Mir-
ty nine ties were found to have been torn in
two-"smashed''--the broken axle every
revolution Of the wheel, coming in contact
with tie and cutting it through or tearing
it up; in one instance four or FIVE ties along
side of each other were severed in that
way. Had the broken axle dropped down
instead of going up. the rails must have
been displaced--pushed out. and the whole
train thrown off the track into the valley
q distance of one hundred feet. The old
adage Of "a miss is good as a mile" is
verified in this instance-a fatal accident
was barely missed.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19
REPUBLICAN MEETING!

The Republicans Of Wayne Town
ship will hold a meeting on Friday
evening Of next week, the 9th inst.
A tall Liberty pole will be raised
The Wide Awakes will be out in their
uniforms and torches. Martial mu-
sic will enliven the occasion. Good
speeches will be made by distinguish
ed speakers who have promised posi-
lively to be present--due notice Of
whom will be given in our next pa.
per-
We deem it unnecessary to ap-
peal to our Republican friends to
come out on that occasion. They
will be here. and by their presence
and voices show their zeal for free
dom and the election Of honest "Old
Abe" and Hamlin. Come, there
will be room and accommodation for
all.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19

HMessrs. Starr & White are prepared to
up put in the best manner. upon the most
reasonable terms, and at the shortest notice,
all kinds Of steam piping; and to furnish
steam whistles. &c, of the latest aud mos,
approved styles. They are also prepared
TO supply the citizens of the city with gas
Of pure and superior quality. Their
present stock of burners is very complete
embracing some beautiful patterns. Now i:
an appropriate time to put up gas piping il
houses where it has not already been don e
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19

THAT SERxNADE.-Thanks to Mitchell's
String Band for that delightful serenade on
last Wednesday night. about the "wee sma
hours" Accompanied as it WAS by the cor
nets Of our friends Mitchell and Humphrey,
and the meloleon played BY Prof. Cush-
man. twas far ahead OF anything in tha,
line we've ever listened TO. We heard o,
the Emusic of the spheres many time
and oft. but never before "Wednesday nigh.
last did we hear 1t in reality.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19

A HoRS BY the liberality of citizens.
and members of Hore Hose Company No.
2. large aud splendidly finished brass horn.
or speaking trumpet. has just been bought
and efficient Company of Young American
salamand~rs. Ii cost 81, aud the thanks OF
the Company. we are requested to tender
to all who contributed to lis purchase.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19

THIEVES AND SCoUNDRELs. - Severa
nights last week were devoted to thievins
by some persons unknown Ii. B. Payne's
dwelling was entered by ladder being pla-
ced against his veranda, and the thief climb
ing into the window. Mr.. P.'s new pan
pocketbook. knife. &C.. were deposited al
the foot of the ladder. Asa Smiths room
was entered--83,75 in money AMI his new
pantaloons stolen. Jas. Elders house wa:
out OF Sam Elders pockets Of about sl6;
. breast pin was taken from the room Of a
young lady at Mr.. Elders. who was AVA
ksned by the noise made by the robber
and gave the alarm. when the scamp de-
oamped. The house Of Elwood Patterson
was attempted to be entered. Mr.. P. being
absent, his wife, however. hearing the noise,
raised the alarm OF .fire!" and the thieves
vamosed. Several othel houses in different
parts Of the city were visited, but the thieves
were frightened away, by the inmates being
either awake or persons passing along the
side walks.
On Saturday nigh! last, some scoundrels
threw three or four large stones through
the west windows of Mr.. Havcrcorn's dwell
ing, on South Washington street. The
lower sash OF one Of the windows was
broken, together with three of the glass,
and stone. weighing about five pounds
landed within six inches of the head Of a
babe laying in crib by the side Of the bed.
Another stone came through pane OF glass
in the window next the door. with such
force as to make hole the size of the stone
cracking the glass slightly around the edges
where it went in--this stone struck Mr.. II
above the cap of the knee. whilst asleep in
bed. cutting and bruising it. making him
somewhat lame. Mr.. II. does not know
that lie has an enemy in world. that would
thus act for revenge, and the conclusion Il
that the parties concerned in the Outrage
were actuated by devilish rowdyism. indu
ced BY bad whisky.
The same night, Jacob Gohner's house
Fosssrkemper's house. and the German Lu
therau Church on South Franklin stree
was stoned. The latter had eight lights o
glass broken in, and . young man VIII
sleeps in the church under the stairs, CAM
near being hit by one OF the stones.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19

1On Saturday afternoon last. Henry
Mongarr's wife was robbed Of her pocket
book containing sixty-two dollars in bills
--one was . $40 bill. one SlO. six S5's, and
two sl's-mostly Indiana bills. Mrs. NJ
had the money in her pocket and was at the
Depot when the ,raiu came in from the
vest at . o'clock. and she thinks it was ia
ksa out of her pocket At that time. in the
crowd. If the thief ever had any bowels
Of compassion. and only kner Mr.. Mon
Carr ss this community generally know him,
10 be an honest man. poor. and who has
found the Jordan Of labor hard road to
travel. and lay up something for ''rsiny
day." and Who has. in addition to his s.rus-
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giles to gain comfortable living. been strick-
en- with palsy. the scamp would instantly
refund that money to the old man. sod thus
feel the glow of JOY that this act Of restitu-
ton would thrill every nerve. pervade his
whole being. and creep into his soul-if
he has one!
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19

ium says l am about to engage in the liquor
business. report manufactured under the
inhaenc of his predominant passion for in
juring every one who does not view things
in the same light that he does. l now as
sert that it is not my present design, nor
has 1t ever been at any time my intention
to engage in that business. My friends
well know that have again and again de-
clared the same. / am aware that it is use
less to contradic, any thing from that source
which may be published against me. when
the whole paper can be used to misrepresent
and defame my character. will only add
that Mr.. Davis should apply to himself the
article he wrote few mon this ago about the
slanderer. JAMES g. HOPE"
E1- Judging from the temper Of the
above "card." we are led to the conclusion
that it is entirely different from the kind
Bro. Hope has been used to, and therefore
he does not handle it as adroitly as he 9TH
erwise would. We publish il more for the
purpose of endorsing the sterling temper
ancs sentiment it contains. than to refu,e
the charges of Misrepresentation. defama-
ton, &c, he brings against us-they are all
sufficiently refutcd by our past course to-
wards him. AL, we've got to say in reply
to these charges is. if Bro. HoPE has treas
ured up those lenunciations we've heaped
upon the despicable Billiard business he is
engaged in. as personal to himself, we are
not to bIame--'tis the fault Of his illogical
deductions.
Since the appearance of the above card
and the seeming high dudgeon in which
Bro. Hope took the publication of the mere
rumor OF his contemplated connection with
the liquor business, we have made inquiry in
regard to its truthfulness. and find it based
on what we think good authority. of which
we will satisfy him if he will call on u.s.
AS we intimate above, with one part of
the "eard." We are well pleased. as it fully
accords with an opinion We have long en-
tanned and advocated. and, coming from the
source it does, we commend it the careful
and serious consideration OF all the partners
of the State Of Indiana. engaged in .be
profitable business of manufacturing drunk
ards, whithersoever scattered throughout
the State We allude to the sensitiveness
Bro. Hope maniFess at his rumored con-
nection with the '.infernal" liquor traffic, i'll
strict accordance with the law. He very
Justly styles it slander. and had ,ce re-
ally originated the rumor. we'd cheerfully
take the advice at the close of his denial.
However. he speaks our mind exactly, when
l. ,sko Il
connection as slanderous We would
feel like bringing an action for slander
against any responsible individual. who
would thus "misrepresent and defame" our
character. and. judging from Bro. Hopes
last .card," he feels so too.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19
MAsONIC CALENDAR.
TIME TABLE.

lrysssh sad Dsparss'~ Of Passenger 7rs'.'.
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
On and Apri, 10TH Trains will arrive and deIAr
. follows:
Freight Leaves 81 An; Passenger, 9:ln A. and Pc
eris nd Burlington Express Train $40 =.
arrives 2:tO p connects At Richmond Tor
Cincinnati. Peoria and Burlington Express 4OO A. -
freight $50 ?. n
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond h. b.
DuYinGfon Ex leaves for Cincinnati at 40 NJ
Ind,anaFoiis Express. 10 90 Mail 325 Freight
l3tO q.
IN; gton Express RS Freight ii 50 an
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Wes B. b.
0oinsw-,t- Night Ex ,IO4 ChicAs Mail s 40 IN
Day Express, $40. p Express Freight. Gas, = M:
Cincinnati p eight. 7-j0 NJ
Going Esst-Norning Express. 49, m; Columbus
Mail. 23O p Night Express, 1887. m Express
rsiGht. LIB; M; Cincinnati freight. IL O5.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19
FuTdy'S
10 VI NJ Z R & A l. e . L l. e q e,
nlrA

No. -. Main Street, over d B, Crawford's Store.
The Spring ami Summer session OF this Institution.
COW open fer the reception OF Students both day anf
evening The course IF Instruction will be thsroueh
and prseiicsl and the prescribed by the
Institutions Of the kind the United
book keeping bvdouble entry
penmsnship p.corresponaence in commercial
Law and all matters pertaining TO business generally
Students completing their full course thus 10
.titution sill be fully competent take charge md
keep any of books bv Double Eotry any depart
mert Of trade whatever. Young men wishing obtain
thorough business education would do we'll to make
immediate application superior advantages viii be
afforded to the student during the coming GUNNER
Fer fur ther in:oI nation apply 10 OF address
WILLIAM PUROY
RichnoBe, Ind
MAJ
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19
NAMES OF OFFICERS.

NAMES OF OFFICERS.
JACOB WORE, PREsiD-NT.
THOMAS NEWBY, CASHIER
Amount which the Capital has been increased
the preceding six months. 800 %.
All interet due upon Securities held by the
Treasurerof State, hasbeen paid to first day of
July, 1860.
STATE OF ISDIANA)
WAYNE CouSTV, SS.
THOMAS NEWLY beisg duly swnrn
ieposes and that he Is the Cashier
the foregoing report of the condition tank
for tn period therein nam-d ia and the
best of his knowledge and belief.
THOMAS NEWBY. Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before day of
July, LOO SAM. II HOSHOCK Notary Public.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19

Dickinson's Plumbing Shop Pump Factory.
OF Aarion-s'.. one door below The Post" flee. in
The shape OF Force Pump and Hose A gene
raj assortment is there OF hand and prices very
low. Give him q call.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersgnei has
letters Of the of Philip
late OF Wayne County, II diana. deceased. All
persons indbe the said requested
pay those having
notified to present and hle the duly
the c ated for settlement. the estate Is
THOMAS NcCoSAHA, Adnr.
John Yarysn, Atty.
Z ls6U. 3t-3w
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19
NOrdyke's Percussion Bolt.

SrRIcKLANp q RRIpGLAN Nd say-"Aner . trial Of
- than sx months "Nordykss Percussion Dsn. "
p,ishes the object falsy. We 1ou beit oon
ea DAMP wheat With and e1ai 10 esAnss han
before"
BROWN AppINoroN. fAr. Aaainssea for II
years late 3Asfi Brishtseil say I'VE
mach pleased with Ncrdykes Percassien Bolt. We
do dssy grinding. ana grind to sait the
wheat Il theui ana uiii make Gear
the CID Can And will Increase the capacity
-os.mmaa Bait s5so n per ssas"
T. SwARrz. ks2.. twenty eight yeArs miller, and
miller Richnena City Aiils. says Nor
dykes Bolt has sdvAnsaess sfsr
p aai doing e'ss< extra rsrk hss sssa
Has asing the Bolt for six 0onths-
Mr. WILtONES OF Maneis.says Nordykess Perez salon
Bolt gives better yield and more perfect
gillespie. of Ind. have
Of Neriykes Percussion Beits and mach p,eassd
with operation 1T bolts with profit. IL
o hopper toy cog wheels. \ mahe Aniy
and saperhne 6oGr NJ the sane tine 4 hsvs never
knes IL clog
BRADY 4 SON. Of the Quaker City WORKS, RicAmend
I'VE have put up Of Noriykes Pat feseas
sien Bolts consider them entirely superior
in they wall from two TO four pounds Of AGAR
per hushei over the common heft."
AZ she lass state Fair: The Conmittee says
We eonsider it superior other ani
recommend nrst premium Of twenty dollars"
We take pleasure Recommending Nerdy kes Per-
cassion Tiear Be and asArd il nrstpremian and dipie
ma.
VFNew Bolts furnished sad Set In operation ana var
rantsd
II TaThe Improvement attached TO Bolts ia in
one days time. Apply to W r. pENNIs.
Geaa Agent Miii Work, EasiAs. ana M.sainery.
RICHMOND Ind.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19

D~ The following is a correct copy OF a
sign at whiskey shop at Pin Hook: Pos
itively Turns Kash.''
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19
May Sd. 1850.

AN ORDINANCE to vacase An alley.
SECTION lss- Be is ordained by the Common
Council e the City Il Richmond that certain alIey
ruuning from Centsr street between LOIS No.
nineteen and twenty. en- the north side aid alley
and lot No. twenty five, the south of the same
in l. E Jeues Addffinn. be and The is hereby
declare vacated from ssi3 Center 10 its
intersection With another alley.
SIC I'd This ordinance to be 10 force from AID
after its passage and publication
Passed ami approved July 5, lS6o. sI-a.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19
n E w 5 T q e k!-

SADDLES. HARNESS. BRIDLES. COLLARS, sc &c
The gned oud his and friends
public generally that he is st hand sirs
his old stand opposite the City Hotel Main
Richmond. With . stock Harness Saddles Brides.
Ladies' and 3entlemens, the latest
.,y les Buggy Wagon Riding whips, Horse covers
chains ny ed cotton. aud leather lug
gy mats all kinds names and saddery htr~are shch
he will sell low be had Of the neishhorins
WN- L. BRADY
3
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19

AS las received large and conplese1ssock 81 Fresh
oroeeries from the Eastern Cities. -hct Together
A aus tornsessoek makes his me Al com
rete stock IN kAssern Indiana invites All his aid .na
eold oe paeAsei to base many customers call and
ais stoek he will try their iuteres,
bis goods And prices.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19
Sherif's Sale.

d. virtue OF a decree and execution TO directed
- from the Wayne Pleas Court, | will expose at
public sale the Court House Door the Cen
'erve. Wayne county. Indiana, the 18th day Aug
ie6u. between the hours of ten o'clock and four
o'clock, said the following real estate in
Wayne county Indiana, described foiioSs.
urt OF the south east quarter OF section thirty
township tourteen west ming the north
corner Of Amos Ciawson's lot, the south est
oil gton Avenue, in the City OF kchmand
hence north Sc aloDg said Avenue perches
alley thence south - deg along said ten feet ~id-
Hey perches alley perch wide, theme south
dg along said alley rerches u thence
north IS des sp=rches to the oi beginning
The sold the property of James NJ Brown,
satisfy and execution in favor OF Emanu
ell J. Miller and Robert Brown.
J. s sTII HAM. ShF w. G.
July 9Th, 1860 fS3 OO1 81
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer large part Of the
,obe is the consequence of diseased action in the
system induced by the poisonous miasm of vegetable
decay This exhalaon is evolved by the action OF solar
heat SOIL aud rises with the watery vapor nom
& While the is below the horizon this vapor
fingers the ear surface, and the virus taken
with through the lungs the blood There acts
irritating poison the internal yiscera and ex-
creting organs the body. The liver becomes torpid
fails only this virus bat also the bile
from blood Both the Vi and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
disorder The spleen. the Kidneys and the stomach
sympathzc with the liver, and become dsordered Also
Finally the instinct of organism If in an attempt
expcl the noxious Infusion concentrates the whole
blood of the body the internal excretores to force
them The blood leaves the surface, AMI
shcs to the central organs with congesiye violence
This is the CHILL But in this effort it fails Then the
FEVER follows. in which the blood leaves the central
organs and rtishes the surface, in another effort
oxpe the irritating poison through that other great
excretory-he skin. In fails, and the
abandons the attempt exhausted. waiting for the
of strength repeat the hopeless effort another
day These the fits paroxysms OF FEVER AND
AGrE- Such constitutional disorder will Of course un
3ermne the health il il is not removed.
We have labored find and have found. 0utidote,