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eral Gilmore |, is believed, is 10 prevent the
consnmmatiou OF General Beauregsrd plans
aud, If necessary, to level the foundations Of
Fort Sumter TO the wa.ers edge. Forts
Moulirio and johnson have, 30 far, directed
their shots against battery Gregg but the
accuracy OF their FIRE has been entirely des
troyed by the guns which we have trained up.
on them On last Tuesday the fire Of one
heavy rded gun between Forts Gregg aud
Wagner was directed at the spire Of ST.
Michaels Church. in the city Of Charlie ton
aud Mt least three shells exploded in the city,
Whether they we're successful in accomplish
ing any injury is not yet known The gener-
al belief is that our batteries will succeed in
utterly destroying Fort Sumter and driving
from It the diminished garrison now holding
it. Deserters from the enemy acknowledge
a fear among the rebel soldiers that we will
yet get into the city Those who closely
watched fost Monday morning say steamer
take from the fort to the city large number
of troops, Immediately after our batteries
opesed.
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NeW Ynrk Mnrket.

New YoBK, November 4-Flour more ac-
live and lOc better at Sc lOC9$6 20 for extra
State; 00@7 20 for round hoop Ohio.
Wheat receipts 81 ,ljj, more active and la
&c better at 29@$l 35 for Writer Red
Western Corn. receipts 29,370, 4O@45c.
Oats firm at 7l@74 Western pork frmer,
Lard dull and heavy at ll4@l2 Whisky
firm at 6l
4NEw YORK, November Government
stocks better and closed active. Money
very active at six and seven per cent.
Sterling very active at CO. Gold 46I.
New York Central ] 33e Erie ll02
Reading l27l Coupons 63i. United
States Ga 81. Que year certificates 99l.
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LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
NEW YORK ELECTION.

New YoRK, November 4-Twenty eight
counties in this State give Depsw, Union, for
Secretary Of State, 53, 700 majority, and thir.
teen counties give 2945O majority for ST.
John, Democrat Union majority in forty one
counties is a. $50 with eighteen counties to
hear from.
The vote in this city is as follows: Secretary
Of State-St Joha, Democrat, ~ 70; Depew,
Union, 22l90
Union, Is elected Mayor of Brooklyn by 1000
majority
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LArEsr-rwo O'clock A, N.
MASSACHUSETTS, ELEcrIoN.

BosroS, November 3 Additional returns
indicate that the Union men have carried
Massachusetts by larger majority even than
has been anticipated
The vote in this State to-day is comparative.
" small, but the Republicans have nearly a
clean sweep of everything. la Boston the
complete vote for Governor foo,s up Andrew,
6,32l; Payne, 9O4 Republican gain on the
vote Of Inst year 1000 1t is doubtful whether
the opposition have elected more than six
presentatives to the Legislature, and they
will probably not elect single Senator. Last
year the opposition vote was $4,000 now il
viii hardly reach 10000 Outside Of Boston
we don't hcnr Of the election OF a single oppo-
siton Representative. 1t is believed that the
Senate will be unanimously Union.
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FROM cAIRo ANp BELOW.

CAIRO, November The steamer Ander-
son, with two hundred bales Of cotton, and
Memphis dates to the 3lst has arrived Re
ports are current that the rebel General Chat
mers was relieved of his command, and Gen.
eral Forrest appointed in his stead also, that
Forrest has instruction from Joe johnson to
command ittt
Corinth dates TO the 29lh say the First Ala.
bama Cavalry, loyal, about eight hundred
strong, recently sent to destroy the railroad
communication of the enemy, when near Tai
ladega, we're surrounded by largely superior
forces, and most OF them captured
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NEW JERSEY ELECTION.

NEwARK, n j. Ncv, sc. Tnasdale Of
Essex, Democrat, is elected Senator by about
A. 900 majority Tho Dsmoceauc ticket is
elected in Sussex county There was no op-
position from Warren county. Returns are
limited, but there Is DO doubt of the election
Of the Democratic ticket
In nine wards and townships Of Esqex
county, Waugh for Senator has majority Of
1853; a gain of 6l3 over Gov Parker'S ma
jority, which was l0Sl iu the county The
assembly, will probably stand four Democrats,
five Republicans; Republican gain of two.
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BY Telegraph.
REpoRrED FoR rue DAILY EMPIRE
MOTT DiSPA TCHEs.
NEW YORK ELECTION.


Nrw YoRE, November The Express
SAYS
Ii the vote in this city be any indication o.
the vote in the State, the state has gon Re
publican by an emphatic mul0uiy lue vote
here is light and tho Democratic majority
will be reduced from 30, 900 to 10000
Buffalo, Norember w. g Fary, Demo
crat, reelected Mayor By about 800 majority,
being Republic n gain OF 900. Returns
from the State so far show considerable
Union gains
Albany GG--U 4,5l3; Democratic,
6,239 Union gain, 436.
Mem York City Fifteen Wards in this
city give II ,972 for Depew, Union 25,9i2
for ST. John, Democrat There are seven
Wards yet to hehr from.
LArEsT--Two O'CLOCK An.
From only sixteen Wards in this city heard
from, they give l2,0l7 for Depew 26.8S6 for
ST. Johns--a Democratic majority Of 1879.
This indicates a Democratic majority OF about
% ,000 in this city. There is no doubt that
the entire Democratic ticket, including Judge
McCunn, is elected
The balloting has generally passed of
without difficulty, owing, doubtless, TO the ex-
cellent police arrangements, II is thought
that the election in the whole State will re-
suit in Union majority Of from 10000 to
20 600
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FRoM oHARLEsToN.

NEw YoRK, November "A Folly Island
letter Of the 29th, to the Herald speaking Of
the re-opening Of the bombardment Of Sumter
says;
From all our sources Of information, we
Judge the intention of the enemy to be the
erection, within the bothered walls of Sumter,
~ sand battery similar to Fort Wagner, but,
aij'.a that work, secure from approach by
nt - HTallel. The present purpose Of Gen
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ILLINOIS ELECTION.

ST LOUIS, November "A dispatch from
Springfield, ILL.,, glyes the following result OF
the county election in that State, yesterday;
Decautur-Union majority, 29l.
decentralization majority, 400
Bloomngton-Union majority, 562
Quincy-Democratic majority, 81.
Joliet-Demecratic majority, 25l
These majorities show large Union gains,
which will doubtless obtain throughout the
entire State
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REDEMPTION or CERTIFICATES.

WASHINGTON, Nov 3.-The United States
Treasurer, General Spinner, received orders
to-day to redeem, whenever presented, with
interest to date, all gold bearing certificates
of indebtedness falling due between the pres
ent date and the Sd Of March. The amount
Of Interest, on these certificates is over 81 900,
mn
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0eitp Rotltfs.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM n NAY 90 ,CERY

NOTICE IL hereby given hatthere arc now pen ing
IN before the City Council Of the city Of Gyton, Inc
following Ordinances, to-wt
To pave the alley unpins south from First stree
bets cen lots 81 end 6lp
In pursuance to the law said Ordinances were twco
read laid on the table, and the Clerk atructed to ge
iont weeks notice OF the pendancy Of the same
Iho7aw requi ss all claims for damages that may
accrue nom - Vi improvements TO be filed In ting
with the CITY lstk, setting forth the amount Of
sges claimed within two weeks aer the pira.ion Of
The ume reqn ned for he publication ol surli Iotice
when toe same will be taken up for fla al ntticu.
stEyi4W ANTHONY S1FPHENS. Cuy Clerk
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DAYTON Market.

DAYTON, November 4.
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-Red whea
wholesale 8 90, retail 3 %.
WHEAT-Sl 10.
CORN-6j@70
OATS-50@60
RYE 05@l 10
BARLEY-$l 40
HAY-Timothy 20 90 per ton.
C0FFEE-32@33
SUGAR-l2@@l4.
WHISKY-5I4
CHEESE IA
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Citp Bonos.

con nnO CITY OF DAYTON BONDS bearing
OSU,UUU SIX per cent interest, for sRs nc the
accQnd National Bank, Dayton, Ohio. These bonds
are issned by authority Of the Legislature for the pur
pose Oi raising uuls to ply Tor the new steam fire en-
gine recently purchased for the city. uosilw
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WISCONSIN FLECTIoN.

MILwAUKEE Nov 3-Fhe city of Milwau.
hee gives Palmer, Democrat for Governor,
1900 majority Union gain Of 2, 200.
Scattering returns show large Union gain
all over the State Lewis, Republican, ma
jority on the home vote is estimated at To-
600
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MEXICAN MINISTER

WASHINGTON Nov. 4.--The President has
recognized NJ. Il Rodriguez, Consul of the
Mexican Republic at San Francisco, thus
giving another official acknowledgment OF
Juarez, without regard to French interven-
ton
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MAssACHIIsETrs ELEorIoN.

BosroN, November 4.--Returns from two
hundred towns gives Andrews $3.50 maj.
Twelve Democrats elected to Legislature
Senate and all State officers Republican.
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at Aurtlon.
Sale Of European Paintings
A u @ IT I O N ,
Friday d Saturday Evenings, Nov. 9 I,
COMMENCING AT SEWN O'CLOCK.

= = - ~ 2 7177V1R'
M I'LL be sold at the hall Of Phillips Building,
w south'east corner OF Second snd Main streets,
splendid collection OF oil paintings, which have
been selected with great care, and the most favor
able occasousi 10 France and Germany, during the
past year, and imported from Europe the present
season by Mr.. l.. A. Tolman, comprising valuable
ougnel pictures by eminent living artists, and fine
copies OF some Of the most celebrated pclures by old
maat0rs
Among the subjects may be found GROUPS and Fig.
urcs Historic subjects, Conversational pecea Aruhl-
tectlral and Street views la ysnous European cities,
Cattle pieces Qneludhg aplendd copy Of Rosa Bon
heur's rieture In the Luxembourg gallery Marine
views, Game, brult and Flower pieaes, Landscapes,
&C., with great variety Of aud style, subject and
hnshi the whole forming by Ear the finest collection OF
OIL Paipungs ever exhibited 10 tins city.
The paintings will be on exhibition ffom Wednesday
morning nnul the time OF sale.
ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited 10
call and examine them noy2du
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-04

NEWARK, November 4 democrats carried
the State, majority less than last election.
Legislature about the game.
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MARYLAND ELECTION

BALTIMORE, November 4,-Tbe election
proceednG quietly there will be very light
vote.
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Trunks, sc.
NEW TRUNK MANUFACTORY.

VI = II. ITO W IT.
NO. e73 THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO, ONE
DOOR WEST OF LADOW'5 MARBLE YARD.
NATE would most respectfully INFORM the citizens
w OF Dayton aud the public IN general that We
have opened Trunk manuactoryI where we viii
keep IN hand all kinds Of Trunks, Nallses Garrett
and Travelling Bags, all Of which we will sell atwhole
sale or retail as cheap as any house in the city.
Particular attention paid TO repairing Old Trunks
A share Of pati onaRe sulicitee.
hB,-We also have two acres Of good land in Miami
City winch we will sell cheap. se6dd
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BOOK w DIRK

Having one the most complete Printing Estab
hshmenls in Southern Ohio, our facilities for doing all
kinds OF Work, Book, Plain or Ornamental, are frs
class We have OF the fastest Presses, and have
all the modern syles of Type, and we employ the
hastworkmen.
We have three Power Presses connected with ou
Job Department, aud are prepared to execute work
with neatness and dispatch,
HSorders from abroad will receive prompt alteA
ton, Address
EMPIRE COMPANY, Dayton, OhlO.ss.
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nor Width 2.--First col.
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS ;

Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent says 10 the
Commonvcalib, Wilmington, Delaware, 9th u April,
1885,
"hp English gentleman, formerly connected with The
britah Army and who sylos himself the English Boz
tstio Physicgn has Of late gained extensive rrpua
ton hers by his skill IN curing all manner Of complaints
Bome of a patients have conyersed with, aud they
2rononuce hiH remedies and mode Of treatment very
superior Some have bocn riored ~ Il by magic The
medicine ho used Is distilled by himself from various
horbs possessing rare curative properties
"While acting Ia tho army lo devoted bis leisure
60mens 70 thorough study Of the effects produced by
certain medicinal roots and herbs all VI dis
eases. II seems he has found aud speedy remey
for al the Ills that flesh is heir to- Ills practice 10
already extensive, aud H daily increasing. Ia the
plaints 10 which females sRblected he has equal
large ndinber here have testified that they not
ohly their prcscBt good health, but their lives the
akin " this English Botanic Physician" Ills office al
Ma so EAg1. H,LE,rlEl gr2EErn
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WEST iFOURTHiISTR EETT ?
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

a.1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-04

BHoW BILLS, HAND BILLS, POSTERS, PRO-
GRAMMEs, INVITATIONS AND
LABELS.
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GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES,
a PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHILL

Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press Gays the 9th
0t March, l6L2;
We docidsdy opposed to drugs aud io advertised
remedies for the prevention Of having ehTen, but
from every when II Il for the relief Of suffering
humanity. iaci has come 10 knowledge that
ought to be promulgated and widely circulated tor tho
boncht Of those ladies whose delicate health makes Il
neoessary tv prevent Rny tierease Of family
About twelve ninuthe aftsr iRge, lady OF
Quansancs gave birth 10 daughter but her sunerings
great that haI hysclRns despared Of
ery, This made hor dread the very thoughts Of again be-
coming mother. She tried every thug to prevent
repetition other snetings but without succeeding Two
years after marriage she again confined, but ber suf
hrings groat that the CHILD died. aud her life
deapaired Of She told by her family phy yacHn
that she any children b. feared hor life would
be the forfeit As all the renndias she had tried before
had failed, sis applied TO the Botanic Physioian Dr.
. kAPllAEL, sf r
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.. So EAST FIFTH STREET,
cINCINNATI.
Gs MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE AU-
TIIoRITY.
CINCINNATI
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENERzAL
DISEASES.

withont tho use OF acrcnry without hindrnncc from
business aud without fear OF discovery exposure No
deadly pOisons, such afsono. nux voncni opium
any other poisons NoineTcury any deadly minerals
nothing but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies
nsed by thla wonderful botanic Physician. Ills Botanic
Romsdes never yet failed TO cure tho most obstinate
and tho most dangerous cases, aud to remOs all mercury
and other Impurities from the system when all other
Remedies had faiei.--Dfeiioui Joig1iul
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GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent Of the odd
fow Boorsboro, Marylan said Thursday, the 3lst
Of May, 1860:
Numerous cures Of dseasea cuiscd by early indscre-
ton naviug been performed by the English Botanic PLY
seiab, feel Il my duy, having knowlodgeof them to
to the suffering Once In nparticularthai Of young
man Ia this city- worthy Of note He had becnme the
victim Of habit, the allusion to which causes
shudder and suffering and doctoring gave up
all hopes Of recovery. He wished TO marry, aud
dsarly bsloVed by AZ a girl naped words
Of affection but he 6Arl, aud Frustrated
He dared not wed on account Of the shattered stata
n his system. He songh, roef Ht the hands of the lo
t1nic Pnyaean aud aatoulbihg II may scem all the
bloom and Vlgot OF youth has Teurnrd and he Is now
tho happy father Of pair Of bright boys"
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ing on their tour ne exacted bonus from
each of them, in sums ranging from S25 to
$50, and, in one or two instances he re-
ceived as high as hundred. As the par
ties were ready to start, having relin-
pushed their situations, sold out their
household goods in some instances, be sud-
denly disappeared. A large number OF
highly respectable young men were thus
duped.
Information was left at the police mar
shal's office, and Detective Blackburn (Gow
Ere marshal) proceeded TO Baltimore, and,
with Officer Zell of that city, arrested the
fu2 itive in his room, at Barnum's Hotel
When be saw the officers he endeavored to
sscrete himself under the bed upon which
his wife lay. having been taken suddenly
sick. Il was her sickness that delayed
Green in Baltimore longer than he intended
20 stay. He was brought to this city, was
tried before the Hon. Judge Kelley, now
member Of Congress from the Fourth dis
riot Penn. The charge against him was
Obtaining money under false pretences. He
plead his own cause, and, though very
smart man naturally, and an excellent
scholar, he was convicted on May 9th,
1852. On the day he was called up for SEN
tence, lie made on eloquent appeal TO Judge
Kelley in mitigation of punishment. He
was fried on two bills, and was sentenced to
twelve months on one, and nine months on
the other. He served his time out in the
Eastern Penitentiary. While in Philadel-
phia, this fellow obtained two gold watches
from Messrs. Stoddart & Wilson, at Third
and Market streets. One OF these was
found at pawn shop in Baltimore. and
the other IL possession OF his wife. The
watches were returned to the owners
About two years ago be was arrested by
Detective Callahan in the La Pierre House.
on Broad street; but there being nothing
against him particularly, he was let off upon
a solemn promise to leave the city. He is
known in the police rscoEds of Philadelphia
as j. Wesley Green. alias Leonard Wilson,
alias Benjamin Grier. by which name he is
known 10 other localities besides Philadel
phia.
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Total. LEI 3S

Total l2I,l3S % ,O27
Administration majority COAL
The soldiers were allowed TO vote in Iowa
aud Missouri. portion of them voted in
Minnesota and Wisconsin. In the last
famed State the vote is calculated on that
cast for Congress, which was not by several
thousand fair test of party strength. as in
one or two strong democratic districts the
Republicans made no effort TO poll their
strength. But the general result of last
falls elections show clear majority of
&C, All for the Administrator over the
whole mongrel opposition that was organ
lied against it. Half million of legal vo-
tess in the army were deprived of their
franchise, more than three tourths OF whom
would have supported the Republican ticket.
Had all the legal voters amohg the soldiers
been allowed To cast their ballots the demo-
Gratis would have carried one State New
Jersey and that BY q very slim majority
All the others would have gone for the Ad-
ministraion. MANY OF them by perfectly
overwhelming msjorities.
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~ j. Wesley Gresn courted publicity
and is fast being played out, much to the
chagrin Of the Democracy who found the
"msre's nest" in ibis peace proposition
The following is sketch of the gentleman
or rather scoundrel from the Philadelphia
Press:
The individual calling himself the Rev.
J. Wesley Green. is known in Philadelphia
IS most consummate scoundrel. The fol-
lowing is brief history Of him: Early ia
the year 1859. he made his appearance. in
this city. and preached in . number of
Methodist churches. Great crowds of PEG
pie focked to hear him. He was eloquent
Al that time he resided in Poplar street.
he gave out that he was the confidential
agent OF the Postmaster General of the U.
s., and had . large number of offices to
give out. He induced many Young man,
belonging to the Methodist church. to give
up their clerkships and accept Of an Office
In the postal department, in almost sve~v
part OF The country. even as lar As CsI;snr.
MA Ihsy did 20. but just previou. to 90.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-01-16
Indiana State Pathological Society

The annual meeting Of this Association
for 1868, commenced its sessions at the
State House, at ten A. NJ, yesterday
There was fair representation of the fruit
growers of Indiana. who spent the greater
portion of the day in the revision of the
fruit list. DR.. Warder, of Cincinnati, took
an active part in the discussions. The show
of winter fruits. apples and pears. was very
fine. Lewis Jones of Centreville, presi-
ded, and George NJ. Beeler, of this city,
was Secretary pro lem.
The election of officers for the ensuing
two years took place at The evening session,
resulting as follows:
President. d. G. Nelson, of Allen.
Vice Prssidents-Joseph Orr. of Laporte;
Lewis Jones, OF Wayne; John c. Sboema-
ker. of Perry; W. H. Raglan. Of Putnam
Treasurer. C. Teas. OF Henry
Secretary-Geo. NJ. Beeler, of Marion.
A Fruit Committee of one from each
Congressional District was elected, consist
ing Of the following:
1st Distric;--Alex. Sterrett. Evansville;
9d-J. G. Shoemaker, Rome;
Sd-H. p. Thornton. Bedford;
4th-W. t. s. Cornett, Versailles;
5th-E. Y. Teas, Richmond;
6th-W. II. LOOMS. Indianapolis;
7th-J. w. Tenbrook, Rockyille;
Sth--None;
9th-Geo. c. Merri6eld. Mishawska;
1oth-Thos. Covington, Fort Wayne;
I1ih-None.
Considerable work was done bv way Of
raising the fruit list, bu, il was not put in
shape for publicstion.--Ind. Journal
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From the Chicago Tribune.
Z E,e pcHu1-ar Vote.

The assertion has been made several mill
lion times since the 4th of November, by
The opposition party leaders, that the cleo
tons ui last fall condemned the Admins
tration-that the popular voice had pro-
nouncrd strongly against The Republican
parry and its policy for conducting the war.
The results il all The States that have voted
is row known, and here are the figures
They tell very different tale from that told
by the democratic demagogucs:
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EF The aggregate rebel loss in killed.
wounded and prisoners during the past ' tear
is stated at 90, 400. and ours st loo, SI4-
But our reports are official and correct,
while those of the rebels are often mere
guesses, or the greatly diminished estimates
of their Generals or papers anxious to make
victory at all hazards. The losses. we sus-
pect, are about equal.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-01-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

The undersigned Offers r sale large. three story
business houses They Of the substantial char
and we'll finished They located on
Main street. in business Of the City They will
be sold reasonsble exchaged for other
erty. JOB BORToS-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-01-16

EIT Only one Quartermaster has com
mitted suicide to escape the disgrace of
fraud on the Government. Ii is to be feared
that rs a class. Qusrtermasters are rather
lacking in sensibility.
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OATS, BARLEY, RYE, BUCKwHEAT.

And vegetables suited TO the climate, are produ-
ced in great abundance. The northern portion
OF Illinois is about the climate Of Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate OF Ken
lucky and Virginia, giving a variety of temper
in the State suited to almost every product
NJ he Tinted States