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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14

- The North British Review for Nav.
as re printed by L. Scott & Co, New York,
has been received. Contents: Reddine's
Reminiscences-Qua kerism Henry Lau
reuce--Australian E,hnology- Poems by
Heinrich Heine-Chureh and State-The
Origin of Species-British Lighthouses
The State OF Europe.
Netc Penitentiary. - The contract for
building the new Peniteu;iary has been
awarded to W. H. Talbot, an ultra Demo
cras of Indianapolis. 1t is supposed the
building will cost sIco. ooo--one half OF
this expense it said will be saved By the
labor of convicts-doublfuI
@Uon. Israel Washburn. a member of
the i.ouse Of Representatives from Maine.
has been nominated by the Republicans Of
his State as their candidate for Governor
While we will regret the retirement of Mr..
Washburn from Congress. where he has dis
tinguished himself by his energetic and
faithful devotion TO the Republican cause.
We shall be pleased TO see him the E1eCu-
tive Of his safe. He will he elecsej b
triumphant majority.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE Elder Osborne from
Illinois, will pre- ach in the Warner Hal! on,
Saturday night, Sabbath morning and eve
ming. The public are invited
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A HINT I'd REPuBLIcaNs-We learn that
drunken old darkey. no call, himself the
Kew. VIM. Anderson and prote sses TO
lecture on slavery and kindred topics, has
been imposing on the s. patty OF RI publ
cans IN various places in the State, more
recently in the n ighboshood of Columbus,
to the very considerable advantage of his
pocket. We wish to warn all whom il NAV
concern that the Rev WIN. Anderson" is
drunken vagrant and an imposter We
have had frequent ccasion heretofore to ex-
pose bis character aud had hoped tat he
was entirely and effectualy done for."-
But it appears that he is again at his old
game, aud As he IS paid BY Democrats to
take the course he does in order to create
prejudice against Republicans, he is entitled
to rather less sympathy than any other drum
ken old scamp A few years ago he was
standing, or rather IA ling, nuisance on the
streets of this city, for several weeks, pung-
ing and staggering about the pavements in
drunken stupidity. to the infinite amuse-
mens OF the boys and the constant annoy
ance of the public. Whoever gives him
cent gives it o the nearest hquor dealer
who will sell to him.-Ind journal.
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Inion Tieket.-Our Presidential nomina-
ton il emphatically a Union ticket. The
peculiar blending of the names of our can
didates isa coincidence that may mean
something. 1t is
ABRA (HAM N)-COLN.
(Hanlin
The name o. The \ e-P.esi.5s, h.inp f.nnd
in tho eeA e1 Of that OF the Presia. Mt,
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EiChlnond horticultural society

June oh. 1860.
The reports Of the several committees at
the late Fair were accepted.
Ii WAS voted that the report of the Com
mi,tee on vegetables, having reference 10
those articles for which premiums were no,
offered, be referred 10 the Executive Com.
mittee. with the expression of oIr opinion
that several of those noted were deserving
Of premiums.
The Treasurer. B. Strattan, presented
his quarterly report as follows:
..RicHMoND. 6 mo-, 9, 1860.
DR.. To amount on hand date Of 'ast report.s 81 -
Rec we'd of ". Holmes. 81 90, |. L. Thorn
Total amount FROM last exhibition III Q.
s.ai o!
CIR. By orders paid specified ............ Is 20
Balance in Treasury ..................s2lT.s 81
On motion, the report was unanimously
adopted.
The Secretary instructed to issue or
ders for all premiums granted at the late
Fair
IL was voted that all premiums not
called for in ninety days from the Exhibi-
ton, be considered as forfeited TO the Soci-
ETY..
Moved that vote Of thanks be offered to
those Ladies. whose taste and unwearied Ia
bors, contributed essentially to the sue
cess of thc Exhibition. Carried unanimous
ly.
The Fruit Committee reported that B.
Straitan presented very fine specimens of
Black Tarsrian Cherry. David RaiIsback
offered for name a strawberry, which ap
peared to be The Bush Alpir" Jaraas
Hamilton showed fine punches Of Wilson's
Albany Strawberry. Thomas Moore show
ed Longworth's Prolific. Wilson's Albany,
P,ahody's Hautbois and Pyramidal Chilli
an.
The Committee on Vegetables repon ted
that lot of superior white Spine" Ca
cumbers We're shown by w. ii. Jones, who
certainly has unusual skill in their culture.
Adjourned.
Copied from the minutes.
W. r. SMITH, Sec'y.
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Met at the time adjourned to. The P,.s;.
dent invited from all present full and FREE,
interchange OF "reminiscences, and cave
some incidents in his own experience.
Samuel Mitchell gave a history Of his sst.
uement IN this country, which was listened
to with much attention.
ne PRESIDENT then read a letter from
David Hoover. which contained many in.
teresting items of interest, "
=, ne PRESIDENT read paper prepared bv
himself detailing many facts in regard TO his
location here IN 1906, with some very truth
iul reflections upon the state of society in tho
carrier days in comparison with the fashion
aoie OF the present time. He also gave a
history OF his connection with the poIi,ics 81
this county. and his participation therein.
hleazsr HAT: gave a very interestipe his
Tory OF the persecution that Friends were
subjected to in early days for refusing to nav
militia lines imposed upon them.
u, I. Holloway. Isaac Commons. and ia
COD sanders made remarks which were list.
ened to with much interest
communication from Daniel Clark was
read by the President. and poe,ical con.
'r2ntlon from Joseph Anthony. Esq.
adopted: "e'e
.feso(red. That We will form an .ssoc;..
non, TO be called the "Old Settlers Socie-
~" >o.''
hesofrea. That a committee Of three Ia
appointed to prepare a constitution for IN.
government Of the same. and report the
same 10 the next meeting.
=, y. Holloway, Robert Murphy and
hleazar Histt were appointed said commit.
tee.
on notion the meeting adjourned to
Der next.
Il. HOOVER, President.
n. ;. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

virtue of decree Execution TO directed from
- the Wayne Commoh Pleas Court, will expose IT
public ssle at the Court House door in the Of
Cen ,ervile, W.ync county Indiana, on the 2ist day
OF July. 1860, between The hours of o'clock.
N anu Tour a'ei,ck, m, on said day. TIE following
property TO ~u-An the property of tbs Bethel ra-n-
pike Company, all the Toll Heases Rights privilege
md franchise together with the said Pike.
right 10 all tolls arising therefro much thereof
nects.Ary satisfy said decree, ntrre-ts
ia Of joseph Anderson, SEN said
pike Co.
Us, STIDHAM. Shift. W. c.
June l2, 1890 {t5 IS 81
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IMPORTANT FROM JAPAN.-By the latest
arrival OF the overland mail, he following
important information was received from ia
pan:
The Prince Goi'airo, who was at the
head of The present Japansese Government,
was assaSsinated on the l5sh of March. -
He was gong from his house to the palace
with his train when he was attacked bv Ia
JapanseSe, dressed As travellers His retin-
ne had six killed and several wounded and
one of the assassins, who was wounded and
could not escape. had his head cut off by his
comrades and carried off II prevent their be-
ing known.
Two OF the assassins were trsons of
high rank, and had the privilege OF cutting
open their own abdomens with q sword
thereby preventing their property being con-
fscated. and saving their families from the
disgrace which would entail on them had
they been bcheaded- Thirty people were
beheaded on the lst of April, having been
mt, rested 10 the affair. Since the death of
the old Tycoon, under whose reign the trea-
ty was made, there has been an entire
change in the government. The present
dynasty being opposed to foreign Intercourse,
throwing every obstacle in the way To inter
rupt trade and commerce. that they posi-
bly, can do without violating the treaty
This opposition, at the head Of which is
Prince Meto, is reported as being strong
as The present government. and an insurIec-
ton is momen'arily expected. Guard hous-
es with stands of arms are numerous both in
the towns and along the roads to the city of
Jeddo. All foreigners are requested not TO
go out after dark, aud are advised BY their
respective Consuls to go armed at all times.
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IMPORTANT FROM New MEXICO -Th

IMPORTANT FROM NEW MEXICO The
telegraph under date Of ST. Louis June 10Th,
800 .''''t Gu a.t.-~i> .r.a,i~ I'oIt
Defiance By the Navajoes from three differ
EN- pnlrts just after tie setting o the m, on
and while the garrison was asleep. One
party entered the suffers store, aud car
red Oft everything within their reach.
Another party attacked Fors Carroll, bu.
were finally driven off, followed up the
mountain until The troops were compelled 10
halt, In consequence Of tue random firing
from the fort, the darkness being SO gre {.
friend could not be distinguished fro
foe. The Indians were estimated to nun.
Der over a thousand strong. Twelve were
killed and four or i've mortaily wounded.
The Arizona cores pondeut of the Re-
publican says the Indian depredatious coz
tinuc IN that country, and much distress Was
felt in consequence.
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Old Settlers Meeting.

"A large number of the "old settlers" Of
Richmond and vicinity met in Starr Hall
this 9th of June. 1ssO. Henry Hoover
took the chair, and Nathan s. Williams was
appointed Secretary
The meeting was opened with prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Atom.
ID. +. Holloway read communication
from Micama WATSON. in reference to his
fathers settlement in this vicinity. Jeremiah
Cox was called upon 10 make romarks. but
excused himself from speaking, as he had
not given the matter reelection, and his mem.
~ not being SO retentive as to enable him
TO do SO satisfactorily.
henry Hoover read communication from
Frederick Hoover.
Edward Starbuck related some Incidents
connected with his migration to the White
water country.
The meeting adjourned until 2 O'Clock.
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IT, company being iavtet "a Louis fu.e engage
paenis he has retained tao
ENTIRE PHILADELPHIA COMPANY
With all its psr.phernaiiA, &c &c

:, Tpoors open At "a o'clock. sene- ats
" FGsrtx ct ailaisslaa = he hai the
tic stores Ani at the door dasing she evening". ~
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This ttite remark e = inn rial tAfa. has 90
sslsei a Significant iiiu> ration IN the conduct e
Virginia ofkce-holders, towards the fearless "lIi-
bzne Of ne People, lie. whose supcrhuman ef-
Iorss tusned the tide Of battle in 1855, and saved
tie Denocrsey of Virginia from mourning Wa
torloo dssest--w won for the party four year,
tenure TO the spoiis. Is now superseded by that
Trimmer" and go-betwceb:. Senator Hunter! OF
all the tribe of officials retained in snug Offices by
Gov. Wisc,-"xhose breath could have unmade
them, o. . breath had made. there are none so
far a. We know. who have the manliness now to
stand up to him in his contest with Hunter. They
have all turned from the setting to the rising
sun. Can anybody explain the cause of this sin
suiar desertion Of the gay and dashing. the brave
and chivalrous Ex Governor,
We can End no other reason than that assigned
by the Wise men themselves for which we are
NOT responsible, to.wit that the said ofhcc.hnld
ers wish to propitate Governor Letchcr, who is
known to be hostile to the aspirations Of his i'm
mediate predecessor.
Now We enter our solemn protest TO this game
Of two pluck one, aud think TINT gratitude for
past favors should at least command n digaifed
neutrality upon the part Of these ofhcials Cicero
says, that 1t was q wellknown saying oi Caius,
the Samnite, that "when the Romans begin 10
take brides, there will soon be an end Of their
Furnishing empire" and We may say that, when
the love Of Office aud the pefquisites attached
thereto. prove sufficient to suppress every feeling
of gratitude. and compromise personal ind"pend
ence. there is virtually an end Of nh those princ
pies which constitute the foundations Of free roy-
crnment.
We trust TINT these grave charges agairs, the
Wise-Letcher office holders, are not true hut, as
We did not originate them, we leave the " lse and
Hunter. Lstcher men, to settle the matter between
themselves; merely rcmnrking that we hope We
don't intrude in this family quarrel,
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Read This F!

sIELnYviLLE, (Tcnn.) Oct IL l,n
rr.J- Messrs. Perry Davis ~ son -Ss-GrailiuJ, ia
9kr2 you, and duty 10 suffering humanity, require but
should make known the enot have derived from IA, Is I
truly valuable Pain Killer. and If by seeing this an, sn
trl will lie ndneed ns Was, 10 give trial aud healed
,!,all be co. peiis.,cd thousand fpll. ''
In June, 1s after pratracc illness Of months
severely lacked with dToWs uess vertigo dnn,s f
SIGHT aud loss Of Appetite accompanied by fever difficulty Of
breathing etc. Ny physician pronounced pneumonia
bordering The rs stage 81 consump tiuu and Xhn
ing sil, declared positively that had the cuisu,l,,n
could nothing for and that die lnw.y
la a,XiS t.d IN . hest
do, wuirh did with eHesl then made use of
which proved inefficient
ny this time symptoms pain in tue ad morning.
evening and during Tie night, darling pains the
bur;n. the anis oi the hands, quick pulse night sweas
,u, al bfeah.n:, etc. With fortunately got hold of IN,
Peoples Pamphlet, i'll which the M,ssrs Blinn
Gone, md others which induced me 10 try Perry Davis Nr
table Pam k, and 1t appear dery ed moro
hcuc n" c Use ot one twenty Ave cent bottle than had
done from ul other medicines. used bot,lr,l I'm,
Pain Killer hear. anl enjoy better health than ly,
hcic;uiArr ,s4ne Tor Il humber of years.
MI! IL lia GESTANi'S A. CEIDY
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The CHARGES AGAINST THE ADNISIsTRATIoN-
Judge Birch, Of Missouri, was Thursday evening
summoned by the Sergeant-at-Arms to appear be.
tbre Mr.. CovodeS EXECUTIVE Corruption Com.
,pittee on Monday next. 1t is Supposed that he
is to be examined respecting the charges of oiscin
inalversation which he brought against the Com.
inissiouer Of the General Land Office two years
necessity Of summoning q number Of additional
witnesses from Missouri and Penn svlvana The
charges are said to be in the gravest character,
End the Judge ia sueh man IA not TO prefer such
aFeasatons lightly or with, ut recognizing his
responsibility to make them good il called on He.
vas returning homc FIRM virginia md on his way
70 the cars when SUBJ onaed.
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The PRorosED CONFERENCE OF SOUTHERN STATES.
The representatives ami Senators from the
states OF Alabama, Mississippi and South Carroll.
IA had their last conference Saturday After
rec conversation a majority of them expressed
he opinion. in view of the two Conventions which
re about to assemble that il was inexr client for
he conference to meet at Atlanta in June, and
bat 1t might with propriety be postponed until
o fter the Presidential election. 1t was suggested
owever. that the three Governors might confer
together. and ifthey think proper To assemble
difference in June. then the Governor Of South
Carolina might assume the responsibility If ap-
lointing delegates thereto without assembling
The Legislature, which had made no provision for
he appointment 1t is probable there will be N,
rction taken until after the Presidential election
II u black republican should be elected there
would undoubtedly be conference of all the
.,outhern States.
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Words of Caution.

nv IF 10 iell readers that the wells anl
~ springs thou out The country had poisoned and
TIA. had Ico. antidute effects of Then,
would gladly avail Themselves discovery with
M Eoc Of aNcriing DEATH II to tel them that We
had discovered mine Of treasure, enough and US and
prepared 10 sllr. h them, not one would re fuse
AID 10 fortune But health valuable than riches
much graied should they Le learn tia, n great
lacea las bctu compounded purely vegetable matter and
that lis curative powers little less certain light and
darkness Need We give instances: So on he nro-
Wrtor ct BAKERS BIZ E,s md examine The IN, rts Of
certificates, from all SECTIONS 81 the South, person, have
been cur Of bgsrepafd by lis all healing properties Among
llc VII SET The vouchers al old and male
mN cNnns this BlrrEgs 10 the skies and blessing rroy
dcnc tor is curative powers. But lis virtues
t" pcps Nc ous Headaches yield rcad To its powers
luid LNcr> become quick,ncd and nfu-
olonacls made healthy by its neualizing
hc Indigestion disappears When the organs
Dmhna cinnpt resist lis tonic powers And Cholera Itself
when me- b, hese BnIEr promptly dirned and becomes
harmless as thousands OF persons have certified, who use it in
9 and %, M.en thai scpurse c asaiing the country
HAk EEs RlffEEs Will remedy all the ills
rHt sUc diseases eauscd by tie aud
M !W To its strengthening effects and speedily driven
from the system. All VIM need sivu,d IT,, ii,
c"a' t!eir judges af its virtues
Tor sac by all the druggists in snehurg, and by all the
principal Druggists in The city oi Richmond, and elsewhere
Nir:na aisa. :" Messrs thAs slot II Go" Washington c,,
D. G.: H. H. Aiabcr Co., baltimore, Nd ID. Il. Miller, Tow
wi,ton. ny. and Barnes X Park, y. \.
order, hcl b. addressing l.. BAKER, Proprietor
LED 2l-lAcls Richmond. Va.
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epa.a quotations IL will be understood represent whole
sale prizes generally
Green brisk at a. s,Gt5o NJ per bbt for prime
Ba.oA-supiy gpoi continue my quotations III io4 Oil
nr.ss-Whie--,ri.k Mt i!ol1 fi.75 y bushel.
lIEEsw aS.--32eaS3 cents. :.
In lNka., plenty. nnl dali at i26Gi1 cents.
onnx-f.1inW - cts: White ~ ITS
taas Hf4f.=ln demand yJGLyI c'nis
GfIrs.-isutrs River si.Cpht1So.
pawn t-Appies u .5satl Pealed Peaches, fie
a.. inpeaisd do, Il ooasts 10 i bush.
Fiuf E-Ilr receipts continue lightwh good denland-
quote snperape sdvo1tG25; Extra t6s1Gs69o; ianid!
fias.rrn-Wnh large receipts the price has decac1 In
sl.2tatL25
FtAfnrAA.-i36,4 u cents
FGntlliHGs.-I.argc supply No Peruvian Guann 7 go
y H.; i;ecc's Manipulated GuaGo fsboh SOM
.atee Mexican tiuino $1,000 Rhodes SUP Pho
pae S,oO ~ Iuins Phosio Peruvian Gaanp s14@E
il,51; luin's Bone Ash sBIiO; Ground Plaster,
iotse. tim. Packed Ia bags or Casks 4il0.
~Et lover s6Ot1tG 90; Timothy f2Iollf n. Or.
chafi sss1l,' Randall Grass u Oo1t2; Evergreen s'o
Gts-ESs.=aplt53 cents
HAY.-tt oantil9I Z 100 NJ.
Igus.-=A Mountain s,99l 900; WeaveT's 800 n ton.
I,gn.--nppiy good AT llGDl2 cents
Ida,ilanasio~n Lang ~ 90; Mountain sof1ao cents.
1sioSs White s0gtsih cts Red gao els u bushe.
oATs.--AIh inrg. receipts, hote decline and quote
White ~ ceuis; Black al "a cents.
rr.-Elai.,e ed l.i5G1$2oo: Blsck or Pea itofl50
PofAloEs-i3G19 Ils cens-accoriing to quality.
Ia receipts continue full for the ranging
from i,ur lngs Ia common Bright Wrapper good ship
ping Fancy Wrappers Offering. quote Lmgs, ss231 tS,j
Bright tran Working 4JUolDfs00; Common Leaf Tobacco
lo1ft n -: rg Wrappers 4AO061fl200; Good
bright ~rapIrrs 81 ma $500
%nE1t.- VIII small receipts have to notice improved
lons and quote Red u 3O tlfo for choice White ti31l1
flIs
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ARHv> L OF THE pnfgLr. New Orleans, March
-5,-fhe sionp Of war Prcblc is below this port
Ntih the balance ol tho prisoners of the url2c
sicamoes Gen. Mranon and Marquee. IAN On
board Of her are we'll. We have no iurtt Ell new.
from McXpo by her
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WHAT'S the News What's the News
M ny, Monday, March the ah Will be .pcu hand,
" spmst aud cheapest assortment al goods, consisting o
MNcHari ImHroirtrs, lacts, l.nns Sra1 Gou- lu>,vr
Trimming, aud Fancy Goods, Nh, cheapest thus
older city. The subscriber ohrr, 10 his
hc N general al the lowest cash pfe. Ia,
stock Win offer erca udHct neHi. prcr and
snic VIII hr constantly receiving addition, iung lite Gu
Tire and confident That stock Tor variety am,
cirspnc>s. will he unsurpassed. invite civ. mt call
Lrirc urrasg here. have very u!u, as ont
ipcni French Mil, HarN, Flowers. hou ucl"S all mrr.
"ul -S ~, irtd tobGrg spin aud froh IMP; also, leg
nnru b"up Flats and Infants Cups, Ladies dress Caps Also
fch Grape collars Very cheap Embroidered Collars Stlt,
Very elegant. nom - cents up 10 Se ack lace Vns,
Auuiu. Wallis splendid Curtain Muslin. cheap; Gents
nEi LlI.s ki and HHh Gloves, .,pd Nohair M
man! "thcr lungs. too numerous mention. 'tomc one.
all" SO Nam stree: Opposite Iii lcr hal s,r,
and one door above 1hIruiHus coult,llunHry.
mar'h =, 'Gtliy JAS. WILLIAMSON.
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ANOTHER Mystery At Saffron Cant Webb
OF the schooner Thomas Il. French we are put in
po Aession of tho following sit gunr and inystcyi
Gus piece Of intelligence relative II the sinking Of
the sloop Spray, Capt Lcet Of Gnillord, Conn, of
Ba 'negat on the Dist inst:
apt. Webb Of schooner Thomas T.. French from
81 ak, Va, for Now York. consigned 10 Benton
~ Bt other. arrived here this morning. The t.ni
81 a,cs that on the 2lst miles north Of Barne.n
he picked up yawl boat containing n Chinaman
Tho man was supplied with compass. hatcl,ct
mud n little provisions. md stated TINT he bal c>-
en- p,d from the sloop Spray. Of Mtloa. Cuun.
hieh hal that day been in collision with Ia,
slo"p Lucinda of Rockawav. Tn Spray sunk in
at "a, 10 minutes after the collision and accord,
IN to the statement Of the Chiunmnn carr VIM
do wn with her the captain and his brother who
w're the only persons on board besides himself
Tie French" having to run into Little Egg ilar.
DO r. there saw the sloup Lucinda IN n disabled
ca ndtion the captain of the soop states that ,u.
rli X the time the two vessels were together, he
sa W no one on board the Spray hut the Chinaman.
vi 10 refused to seek safety aboard his vessel
From papers. which Captain Webb found on
III person OF theChnaman he ascertained the namc
o, the captain Of the SPRAY" to be j. T. Lcct, Of
Gailford, Conn.
The case has very muchthe appearance Of that
Of the oyster sloop r. A. johnson; and it would
not ut all surprs ing to hear, in the course OF
| BIO day, of the arrest OF the Chnaman, on suspi
| ion Of murder.