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Elec ton Notice.

UNHE Stockholders Richmond and Willia sbuys
Turnpike Company will take notice that there will
be election held al the Virgins building in the city
I'd day. the Iith of the month 1861
between the hours OF IL and o'clock day for
The purpose of electipg six Directors en-
fnR WILLIAM PARRY, President.
18th m l7th 1850.
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Public Sale,

NNIILL be offered Public Sale the residence Of
w Samuel Henley. miles OF Richmond, on
nh day, Thursday the Gath OF st month. (JAnuAry
ts6i the onal Of Guelma Henley,
ed. consisting OF Household Furniture Hoyse and
'ne horse carrage Sale to commence 10 o'clock Q.
N, on said day, when ter rms will be made known By
JOHN HENLEY.
J. E. STRATYAN
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DissO1sotiO0.

,uyur .,s,.rShip heretofore existing between the
i undersRned was dissolved by matu.i consent on
a.. s,h =, Oesober All the outstanding claims sgainsi
- JOB CURNE
e - ARTHUR A CURAE.
Riehmoni, Oct. 8, 1850 -
Tn. undersigned have this day formed partner
shin uoser the name of CURME DUNN. and viii
con.in .uehs Tanning and Lsashe. business, at the
WV ARTHUR A. CURME.
ISAAC DUNN.
Ri on d, Oct sth, 1850. +od
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Mount Vernon WOOlen
FNct ~.

,
The gned take pleasure 10 the pub
Tic that they prepared buy wool
their stand the Mount Vernon
situated about mile below Richmond, Iad. They
have hand excellent eoods.
81 their both summer and Winter
Wear, such as
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, PLAIN Il Fan.
cy Tweeds, Jeans, Plain aaa Plaid
Flannels. Stocking YeTn, &c.
Which they will sell Exchas se on very yea
enable terms They will also pay wool, card
ollsspn manufacture
shares Ter Cash Being provided With the best Of
machinery directly from the embracing
with the experienced
feel confident Of giving Satisfaction
sho may favor With their patronage.
TEST AOE1IrT
5th mo. lst, 1850. ~
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he chief aim of the author has been to eschew
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10. r. M-The following chiefs" wer'
elected officers of Wyandotte Tribe, l. o

elected officers Of Wyandotte Tribe, I. ..
Il. NJ. on Thursday evening last:
Venerable Sachem--John w. Ambrose.
Sen. Sagsmore-John Messick.
Jun. Ssgamore--Sam'l Conklln.
Chief R.cords-A. G. Bliss.
Keeper OF Wampun-F. Fishbaugh.
Trustees--Ssanley Lawton, Jos. Lake.
Samuel Conkiin.
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NO tt G. E.

The Publishers Of this city. have all greed hereaf
to charge 25 for each notice of RELIGIOUS
MEEfINGS Literary School Asricu turai Horticui-
turaI all other meetings which
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the tme will be charged to the handing IL such
notices.
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CITY Omcers

We are indebted to s. w. Lynde, for tie
following list of votes received by each Of
the candidates. at the city election on last
Monday. Those marked thus are elected
Whole No. OF votes 1866
The Richmond palladium., 1861-01-10
John NJ. PAXSON.
Handsome Residence for Sale O
Rant

THE undersigned offers for sale rent the hand
some residence, nearly opposite his farm house.
mile west of Richmond the National Road.
house. The house has been thoroughly modernzed,
and is of the most pleasant locations in the
try. The grounds are highly improved-a fine stream
of water running the same-good water, and every
other convenience. JOHN P. SMITH.
April 2sth 1850 2Otf
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Direct from North Carolina.
JUsr RECEIVED AZ CLAYTON HUNT,
Nc. 81 Main ST. doors East of Post Office,
5000 lbs.

CHOICE DRIED FRUIT. consisting Of
Dried Peaches. peeled and s.peeled,
Seedless Cherries. asd Plains.
Dried BLackber-ies,
Peeled Pears.
All OF which will be sel1 very cheap for cash
FLOUR 10 skill selling as Q IS for the best
do De Is do eonnoa
Buck~Aeaf, do 50
Rolted W hise Corr Meal,
Also SrsHr aad cc4es reduced prices
yanua1y ,. ISL &6
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17
THE RENDITION CASES.

During the legislative recess the power
'f the Executive of the State 10 surrender
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17

A NOVEL CASE AT LAw.-Mr Church
OF Montville, Conn. owned a hen. The
hen toook a no ion 10 set. Mr.. Church
encouraged her in il to the extent Of giv-
ing her sixteen eg,s TO commence on.
With commenda lie industry the hen went,
to work, 'settiEg." For one week she
devoted hersefLo it without interruption.
AT the end of the week Mr.. Tinker's tur-
Key cam" along that way. and crowdinp
the hen of her nest, took the business .of
incubation under her own wings. Being
more ION her muscle" than the hen. she
maintained her position until brood Of
chickens stepped out efthe shell! and peep.
ed. The turkey then took the chickens
IN tow. and returned to her own and Mr..
Church brought an action of trover for
the chickens. claiming them on the
g. ouud that his hen laid the eggs and did
the best part of the setting. The case
was tried on Saturday, and judgement
was given nr plaintiff to recover eight
GEMS apiece for the chickens.
Eg-There are 975 convnts in the Ohio
Penitent.ary, and new recruits are coming
in daily. The Gazette says so ne2 200 or
800 ofthem are suffering with the pre-
vailing complaint Of soar throat, in the
various stages.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17
One Righteous Man Left in Charleston

We clip the { flowing from the Wash
ington States of Friday:
The venerable J. S. Pe'tisru, one Of
Sonlh CaroIina's nobest names, continues
TO ar witness to Ih4 Union against the
traitors who surround him. He has no
faith. in the prac'icabiIity Of the measure
and is prepared for tie worst results to
the state and the country. Lately, while
attending the church, where, by his pres.
ence, he Tor 50 many yeats showed that
the character Of the statesman WAS com.
plete only wien religion gave it grace and
soldlly, the services wee pdrged Gov
nuIlItcation) Of The usual prayer for the
President ofthe United States, the stern
hearted old IatrioI rose from his seat and
left the church, thus giving silent. but
pointed, rebuke 10 treason, where last ID
should be found, but wi er. now, in South
Carolina, it is mos rampant"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17
RooK AND JOB PRINTING.

We are prepared to execute all descriptions orJoB
WORK: snch as CARDS, GIRO LARS, POSTERS,
BALL TICKETS, and every other variety Of PLAIN
AND FANCY JOBBiNG, with new and sdperiortype,
md OH shnrL nnlice.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-17
J5e Gantaster Ga7ette.
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EDITORS & PRoPRIEToRs.
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Left at the Head of the stairs.
CITY OF LANCASTER.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
EDITORS Z PROPRIETORS.

NP Business cards ofabout nes,by the year, s5 90
7Advertise ments not marked on the manuscript,
will he continued at our terms until forbid.
HPLegal ADVERTISEMENTS, Administrators S notices,
Be- ust be paid for h advance, for reasons which,
we will oxplan at the time.
P The above terms strictly observed in all cases.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-19

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA new battery
has been erected by the enemy, at point n
mile or two below Acquia Greek.
The rebels, yesterday, suddenly opened
FIRE on the steamer Pocahontas, Shut inflicted
no damage. This is the 18th battery which
has been erected at that point Its situa-
ton is very near the:shore of the river.
Officers report that unless Government
takes immediate action to expel the rebels
from these positions, navigation will be
completely closed. The enemy's batteries
already command a large of the Poto-
mac.
Since our capitalists have taken the new
government loan so freely, the Treasury
Department entertains no doubt that it will
be largely taken abroad in spite of the
croaking of the newspapers.
Advices received here from Kentucky,
state that the new legislature will request
Breckenridge and Powell to resign their
seats in the United States Senate.
The Union men in Kentucky and Ten
nessee say that a great federal victory in
Virginia when the next battle occurs, will
extinguish rebellion in those States.
The rebels continue their barbarous prac-
tice of firing on our pickets Cases of this
kind occur nearly every night.
Judge Nelson of Tennessee is in Jail at
Richmond.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-19
TRIBUNE's coRREspoNDEycE.

! WASHINGTON, August I6.-The disaffec-
tion in various regiments is in consequence
of supposed enlistments for three months
| Those soldiers who came TO open mutiny,
/ Gen. Mcdowell decided should be sent 10
the Tortugas Gen. Mcdowell and Scott
endorsed the decision.
Numberless instances tend to show that
the enemy are on the point of attacking our
| lines. Last night it was discovered that the
rebel lines had been advanced in all direc-
tions toward the Potomac. Their force at
Fairfax Court House has been largely in
creased. Heavy forces have been thrown
out on all the roads. A large body is pro-
ceeding toward the Point of Rocks. Their
scouting parties are in the immediate vicin-
ity of our lines, along the whole extent of
the Potomac.
The rebels in Baltimore, to-day, received
intelligence that the rebels were then
marching on Washington, and the informa-
ton was published in an extra. 1t is
thought that they were only little prema-
ture. Scott does not think that the attack
will be made, but Gen. Mcclellan, who was
a classmate of Beauregard's and is famil-
lar with his mode of combinations, IS well
convinced that he will make an attack up
on some point on the Potomac 1t is said
that the rebels have nearly 100000 ,men
between here and Richmond. They have
not the means to provide for this immense
army. They know that under the manage
ment of Mcclellan our army is daily becom-
ing more formidable in numbers and dis
cipline, while their forces are becoming
more disorganized and demoralzed by delay,
and the prospeeJfor provisions for their COM
fort and maintenance during the winter,
and they cannot afford to wait for the re-
suit of Gen. SCOTS plan of starving them
out, or Gen. MeClellan's programme of nav
ing the army perfectly disciplined and pre-
pared before he begins to advance. They
must either fight now or fall back.
Two or three thousand negroes armed
with Halls rifles are among the rebels
Most of them are from furthe2 south than
Virginia The negroes down South be
says have been taught that they would be
butchered, if they fell into the hands.of the
Unionists, but those picked up in Virginia
have different idea and would all run
away if they could.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-19

BALTIMORE, August IL Federal scouts
last Sunday succeeded in capturing three
notorious secession bridge burners at New
Greek.
A force of !, 100 secessionists is reported
near Romney. The federal troops are at
New Greek bridge, and expect to be attack
ed by them. The federals have been rein
forced.
A large number of fngitives from Virgin
ia, men, women, and children, in great dis
tress, III daily t-.~s@i-es th"ourh Western
port.
The British brig of war Gladiator, was
yesterday cruising off the Cape.
A flag of truce yesterday com ayed Mr..
Wheeler, formerly United States Minister TO
Nicaragua, to the confederate pickets, be-
yond New Market bridge.
A flag of truce has just arrived from Nor
folk, with Corporal Hurlbut, of Connect
cut Regiment, released for attention to Col.
Gardner, after the battle of Bulls Run.
He states that a considerable number of
released prisoners, including several chap
lains, will reach Old Point tomorrow. He
thinks the confederates are preparing to at
tack Fortress Monroe. That measure is
now popular in the confederate camps, and
appropriate material is being collected in
large quantities at Norfolk. The attack
will be made in a week, he thinks.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-19

NEW YORK FIRE ZoUAvEs.-From the re-
ports of General Heintzleman and Major
Barns, it appears that the celebrated Fire
Zouaves, of whom so much was expected
was the most inefficient regiment on our
side, in the battle of Bulls Run. To their
lack of discipline, we are indebted for the
loss of Grifin's and Pickett's batteries. A
charge of a small body of cavalry was suffi-
cient to send them flying over the field, and
several valuable officers lost their lives in a
fruitless effort to rally them. The zouaves
have sorely disappointed their numerous ad-
mirers, and have finally been sent home in
disgrace, on account of their insubordina-
ton.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-19
SDeCial Notices.

a word TO the Eadfss.-In recommending
to Won to use Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bit
ters it is but just state that stmuent to the
system, in imparting strength and vigor during
certain periodical attacks which ofttimes at
tenred with much pain and trouble, we know Of
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tiens consequent upon this cause, and for mother
nursing babe the Bitters cannot be dispensed
with, especially when the mothers nourishment is
inadequate to the demands of the child; conse-
quently her strength must yield, and here it is
where tonic, such Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
is needed TO impart temporary strength and vigor
to the whole system. Ladies should by ali means
try this remedy and before doing, ask you ply
sican who, if heis scqus inted with the virtues OF
the Bitters will recommend their use in all cases.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where aug13.lW
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-19


LOUISVILLE, August lit is denied
along the Nashville Railroad that the con-
federates take money passing northward,
but it is known that they take all the gold
in transitu, giving the owners currency (;
therefore it is at a discount Of at least per
cent.
A dispatch from the Nashville Union to
the Louisville Courier, says that President
Davis has issued proclamation ordering all
residents of the confederate States, who do
not recognize the CUnfederacy, to depart
within forty days, under pain of being con-
demned as alien enemies.
The same dispatch corrects yesterdays,
saying that battle took place at Loyets-
vile, Virginia, instead of Leesburg, wherein
$50 federals and so confederates were kill
ed, and l,100 federals made prisoners, the
latter being unable to re-cross the river, it
having sw0IIcu.
The Richmond Examiner says official
sources indicated that 10000 confederates
were in the field at the time of the passage
of the bill authorizing 400, 900 volunteers.
Dispatches from the Richmond, August
18th, say that Norfolk is the greatest in
land port OF America.
The Confederate Congress resolved to ad-
journ on the 10th, to meet in November
next.