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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-13

Our soldiers to have found out the remedy
most valuable to them, judging from the large demand
for Drxo>'s BLACKBERRY CARMINAriyE. and great Is
the number of certificates Of cures of pyscnterv and
Diarrma which Mr. Davidson has received from them.
IL cures both old AMI
A party Of 700 Mormon immigrants from Europe.
10 Salt Lake, passed through Rochester re-
Gently.
The oswcgo cotton mills have commenced the
manufacture Of cotton fabrics. They have introduced
fifty looms.
The story that Capt David H. Todd, brother Of
Mrs President Lincoln has deserted to the enemy is
coutradicttd.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-13

DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS, AND DsBILI-
rY. Dr. STRICKLAND'S ToNIC--Wc can
recommend those suffering with Loss of
Appetite, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia,
Nervousness and Nervous Debility. to
use Strickland's Tonic. 1t is vegetable
preparation. free from alcoholic liquors
it strengthens the whole nervous system
it creates good appetite. and is warran-
ted to cure Dyspepsia and Nervous De
bility.
For sale by Druggists generally at
per bottle Prepared by DR.. A. Strick-
land. 6 East Fourth street Cincinnati. q.
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GOING WEST,

No. connects at Milford for Springfield and Marys-
Vile; al Crbana. for Belefountaine, fitn, and San
dusky at Piqua for Toledo and Fort Wayne at Union
City, at Richmond. for Anderson, and Logansport; at
Indianapolis for Tcrre Hautc Lafayette, Springfield,
H.. &c.
No. connects Milford direct for Springfield, Ohio,
and tor Marvsve; Irbaua, for Belefountaine, &c
Piqna. for Troy and DAYTON, L mon City, Muncie,
&c: at Richmond for Anderson and Logansport; at
indianapolis, direct for ST. Louis Chicago and ali
points
No. runs to piqua only. connecting at Crbana for
Beefountaine: at piqua direct Lima, Toledo De
troit and Fort Wayne
No. 10 direct at indianapolis for all points
west
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HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED .STOHiCH BIT
TIERS is one of the greatest strengthening prepera-
tions extant It i. especially adapted to those who
arc afflicted with the Fever and Ague, any other
disease arising from disorderet condition of the d-
cestiye organs. For the Fever and Ague there Is
perhaps medicine in the world equal to IT, It en-
puries and repenishes the blood which IS SO I'M
portan to bring about healthy action in diseases of
this nature The Btters are now among the most popu
lar ani at the same time valuable specifics in the
medical world IN recommending il to the public, we
are fully conscious Of doing them great service,
Knowing as we do their many excellent qualities,
AMI sure and speedy action in all cases where the
disease caused by irregularity of the digestive or
cans. trial viii suffice for the most skeptcal
7-.s-.S7, advertisement
For sale by Druggists generally, cverywhe
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-13

INDIANAPOLIS, July 12.-The resolu-
tious passed by the Democratic Conven-
ton this afternoon denounce arbitrary
arrests, the suspension of the writ of
ha5eas corpus, the suppression of news
papers and the general policy of the Ma
tional and State Governments favoring
a speedy peace and the prompt payment
OF the soldiers. They are compliments
ry to the troops. \ resolution indorsing
Vallandigham and pledging the State to
stand by him was lost amid much con-
fusion, and substitute adopted plcdg gin
the Democracy to maintain civil and per
sonal liberties at all hazards.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-13

A New Grape. The subscriber has
now on hand, ready for transplantlng,
small lot of < Grifiith's Native Prolific
Grape" at his residence on south sth
street, near Main; in pots,-cheap for
cash Some of the above grapes from
Ohio were exhibited to some of our citi-
zens, and to the Horticultural Society of
this city last fall, and pronounced to be
a superior grape. They were originally,
about % years ago, brought from Pitts
burg, Pa, to Cadiz, O., and are a large.
deep blue hardy grape. ripening the first
week in the ninth month.
ELI C.. GRIFFITH.
Richmond, 9th mo. 18th, 81.
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RETURNING EAST.

No. connects AT Richmond direct for Cincinnati;
at Pqua from Troy and DAYTON: at Urbana direct for
Spring ied. and from Sanduskv; at Milford for Marys
vile and Delaware; Columbus, direct with Express
Trains for Cleveland and Belaire,
No. 10 connects at Piqua, from Toledo and Lima: at
Urbana, from Bclefountane at Milford, for Marysville
and Sprincfeld at Columbus, direct with Express
Trains for Cleveland and Steubcnvillc
No. cannects at Richmond for CINCINNATI; at
Pqua, for Toledo and Detroit; at Urbana for Belle
fountaine.
No 5 VIII stop 90 minutes for breakfast at Rich
nond, and for dinner at Urbana. No. and 10 will
breakfast at Urbana.
WI. SLATER Asst Supt
cnuJ Ia, 1854. No. Is. If
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D:arrhea andDrserter..-we

DlarEhe5 and Dysepters.-We have examined
great number Of letters from the most prom
incnt citizens Of Cincinnati md Covington etc
ing in the highest terms Of Or. Strcklani's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the OF diarrhea and dvsen-
tcrr The letters TOO long publish. Mr. Woods
OF Ccvngton says he pronounced incurs bic y the
doctors in Cincinnati and bottle Dr. Strick
lands Anti Cholera Mixture effected permanent cure
after suffering months with the worst form of
rhsra and dvsentery.
Another SAYS he was discharged from the United
States service after suffering the hospital fer months
ncurablc and last resource tried Strickland
Ant;-Chnlera Mixture he got well directly and has row
writes e has cured seven eight bad cases Of
darrhea and iySenarv in the barracks in with
one bottle OF this valuable medicine. In fact we could
ill half paper with similar items from these tier
WHY does not our government secure this valuable
preparation Our army ought be supplied with IL
low condition of Cincinnati Hospitals his
wife for. the doctors considered his an hone
less case She, however, gave him St-ickisDd's Anti
Cholera Mixture and IN three weeks he was able to
return hcme with his wife New Richmond Ohio
All these right at honle speak for themselves
We hope all the soldiers viii put bottle OF IL in their
knapsacks. NAV them some of their Gem
rsies. Ii i fer sale by Druggists so cents per bot
tie
A SUPERIOR RENEDY-we c.n ennse:en-
tiously recommend TO those suffering from distress
ing cough. Dr.. Strickland MeIlfuous Cough BaIs,m
I: gives relief almost instantaneous and is vithai not
disagreeable the taste. There is no duuht bu. the
MeIifuous Cough Balsau Is one Of the best p-sp.ra-
tons in and Is all that the prepretors claim for
IL We hare tried it during the past week ard f,ur
relief from most distressing cough Iii. preps-zi bv
Dr. Strickland No. East Fourth s.-se. CS11~-,n..
Ohio. and for sale By all Druggists 8. 50 Cents Der bot
tie.
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The City Collector. WILLIAM p. WILsoS,
respectfully notifies the Taxpayers with
arc NOW due, and they are respectfully
requested to pay up Immediately. The
law is very stringent authorizing the
Collector to distrain personal property, il
the Taxes are not paid ON demand, and
Notwithstanding he regrets to do so, Yet
his duty will compel him to this course,
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The Gaena 4 Chicago and the Chicago & North
western Railroads hare formed consolidation.
The new issue Of the 50 cent postage currency has
been counterseited, and is being circulated
In France there are 500 ladies' engaged as
Physicians and Apothecaries.
A man les years old lodged in Boston statio1
house night last week.
During the last moath over 1900 non arrested q
dcserters were sen; TO the front.
The railroad bridge the Wabash River 1T Att
ca Ind, was partially destroyed by fire recently.
The Democrats of Ca;e,so are erecting lary,
building on the shore of Lake Michigan, the acct m
mediation Of the Democratic Convention
dry goods house in New York sold $4,000
worth Of dry gvo<i< = isiv las; week.
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"SHor WHEAr."-Jessc and William Brown, q!
miles North of Centerve. have raised about 40
of Wheat this year. 1t will average about IS to 30
bushels to the We have specimen now before
us and never have seen better heavier wheat.
One of the heads yielded eighty graiDs-each grain
being round and plump, and it is well called ''shot
wheat" We judge it would De healthy for mans
bread basket have it beautifully shot with well baked
dough made of this kind of wheat, and "doDe
Brown"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-13

Es~ Curious mistakes will happen among the
types in spite Of careulness Last week in alluiing
to the att,nl,rce at the Horse Show, mo-e Paricu
lar account OF which give in another column We
stated the Contemplating projectors did not make
it paw owing the press attendance" We did No;
know that press strongly representa- there
as to take up all the room Our intention was 70 say
I .sparce' instead Of press.
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q Milford is crossing of the Springfield Branch
"A of the Cleveland and Columbus Rail Road, at
Crbana. the crossing of the Sandusky, DAYTON and
Cincinnati Railroad nj Pqua the crossing of the bay
ton and Michigan RAILROAD; at Greenvile. the cross
ing of the Greenvlie and Miami Rail Road: at Rich
m0nl, the crossing of the Cincinnati and Chicago
Air Line Railroad: at indianapolis, is connections for
Louisville st. Louis, Springfield and Chicago and all
points West.
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Price of Gas Advanced.

It viii be seen by the card in another column OF
the proprietor of the Gas works in this city, that
owing to an advance OF about one hundred per cent IN
cost OF labor and material for making Gas, he has
been Obliged in order TO make the Works pay ex-
penses, to advance the price p per cent Hereafter
therefore the bills will be made ont at $500 per shous
and feet At this rate gas is decidedly the cheapest
light that is in use taking consideration the roune
of light proiuc i by it.
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The Prettiest Garden in the CITY If 20

desire 10 see beautiful garden, nicely laid out with
four cement walks and cement yard 80 bearing
crane vines number OF dwarf pear, apple and cher
~ trees great variety o. flowers, and splendid
arIor 20 to AARON SAYNAS's on South Pearl-st. He
also Repairs Umbrellas, Parasols Trunks, Locks, and
,op-Skirts SharPens Scissors and has on hand a
large quantity of Parasol Trimmings and Ivory Han
dies He also offcr= his property for sale or trade
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- The stock of DRY Goods at the Beehive
Store OF d. B. Crawford was neveS better and he is
constantly adding therto that every one can be
of getting just what they need and thar of the best
There is the place to boy a good and cheap Carpet
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-07-13

PoPULAR NoMIS ATIoSs.-Thc general reader, has,
doubt, CLEANED from the different papers in this
District, the charges of "faud" and .'vainy at the
last April nominating election In view of these al
legations, seriously ask the Unconditional Union
men of the District, if they willing TO keep up a
pregnant with results of rascalty, in future?
Is it high time, abolish plan that is fraught
with such dishonor the party? We give this early
notice of regulating il in future.
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The Trottinq and Pacing Match. at the

The Trotting and Pacing Match at the
Fair Ground, on the 4th, was very well
attended, considering the busy season
of the year at which it was held. Owing
to the sickness of the owner of one OF
the horses entered for the 800 purse,
the contest for this did not come off.
RACE FOR S25 PURsE-Two IN THREE,
E'ntries-W. II. Bennett, brown mare,
Fanny Lackey;" John Berry, bay mare,
kitty Redtield," VIM. Conway, Black
Stallion.
TINE,
lst heat-Black Stallion. .3:21
I'd do. Fanny Lackey .3:2o
Sd do. A running heat, won by
kitty time not given
4th do Black Stallion $40
PACING-BEsr Two IL THREE
Entries VIM. Conway, gray gelding;
Charles Morgan, sorrel stallion.
TINE.
lst heaat-Sorrel Stallion. .........3:o6
I'd do Gray Gelding ........ ....3Oo
3D. do Sorrel Stallion withdrew,
leaveing race to Gray Gelding.
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AsISsToS July ., 1854.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At recent meeting of the members Of Abingdon
Lodge No I54 l. o. o. F. the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas, il has pleased Almighty God 70 take nom
cur midst our beloved brother Andrew Mcclure,
member of Co. 57th Ind. VOL whose sufter1ngs ana
privasions as soldier have made him douoiy dear 70
Us and who was killed during . recent battle Ia
Georgia, therefore,
Resolved that we mutually join IN expressing our
deep sorrow at his loss yet while we ninge our tears
with his bere,ved parents and friends at home let US
proudly remind them that be died as true ooa
Fellow, and patriot, bravely fighting for the nag we
love.
Resolved, tha. although We deeply sympsshi1e with
the friends of the Diseased, knowing that IN MS
death they have los, dutu son, and beloved ofolef'
vet we would bow with humble submission to the
will of our Heavenly Father, who in His wisdom can
not err or in his visitations ever be unkind-
Resolved, that copy of these resolutions De sent
10 the friends of the deceased also copy TO tie cou-
~ papers for publication
Powell SLADE.
j. NJ JARRETT. Comm.
l. F. SrEPHENs.f
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~ The Zsleyruys reminds us that we were in error
in saying that Arthur Nenicnhall, Esq. prison
or among the rebs. We make the correction.
Total number OF National Banks up to date $50, with
total capital Of SIS, $4,000.
A Mrs. Kern undertook to whip two eiitcrs in Du-
buque, Iowa, rscentlv and got wors.cl
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ooh, that men and women would read and ponder
on the LISTS of Mortality published weekly, monthly
and yearly in our city. There is tearfuly
great proportion of Consumption Cases. The Stats
tic Tables prove that while other Diseases s'ay their
thousands CONSERVATION savs its tens of thousands
.In the early stages of Throat and Lung Com.
plant we consider MADAME ZADOC PoRTERS
CURATIVE BALSAM infable
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8heriH's Sale.

u directed from the Wayne Common Pleas Court,
vii expose AT Public Sale at the Court House door
in Crntrevlle Wayne Countr, Indiana the 18th day
Of July, 1864 between the hours Of 10 oclnrk 4. n
and O'Clock, r. ~ said dAy, the following property.
to-~n. =
Lots number four hundred and sersnty -6se {l7S)
and four hundred and seventysx (l76, in that part
of the city of chDnd, Wayne Couety, Is1iana, laid
out By Elizabeth Starr. The same 70 Be sosd - tbs
property Of Matthew Murray satisfy said executes
IN my hands, in favor NJ Ferguson Hkdsrmsn.
JOHN " PAxSON, ShG w. O.
June =, 1854 III. S4ool lssa.
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SOLDIERS!

You ought not To Dc without such TalHahe
rnaiicnes The Cincinnati National Union, Of April
9th szvs that Thousands Of sofisers kavs heca
sared by the u~e of Ss.iesa-i. Ar.iChosera MIXTURE
For sale BY Daug-is-s a. 80 cents per bottle.
e. For sale a piugEner a helv'ss Sampson
Ross AMI at Z. Potts Sca's, Rfchusoui, Ind
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We are glad to see James Menaenhail on & e
street, who Is visit 10 his old home IN this
city, from the Wabash. He informs US that he has
no, been enjoying very good health atteriy, and hs
looks rather thin in flesh in consequence. The ss-
lubrious air Of Old Wayn. will soon bring him round
all rirht
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almost every thing in the Grocery line, at G. W.
Baruss'-Hams corner opposite Citizens Bank. For
Family Groceries Hams Dried Beef, White Fish, good
Butter .nd Eggs, &C. DC, 80 to Barnes and draw /.
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THROAT DIsEAsEs.-We would call attention TO
Bro rs Bronchial Trochcs.' We have found them
eficacous IN aiIaving Irritation il the Tiiruat and
Brnnchi4, and would commend them TO the attention
If Public Speakers, and others troubled with affections
OF the Throat They are also excel tent RENE y Ter
Hoarseness resulting from cold Co"greJottOH'ttst
Roa.na.
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A REMEDY FOR PILES.-It is blessing for
the suffering to know that have etfectual cure
for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. j. T. Hazarde
of 1874 Second street. Cincinnati Ohio, takes great
plesure in informing all who suffering with pelles
that he us ID a small quantity of DR.. Strickland Pile
to be- the case with all who make of this splendid
preparation 1t is manufactured at No. East Fourth
street. Cincinnati, Ohio and sold by all Druggists
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Is composition Of zstrngens. absoFeuts- stls,zuss
and car1Iina tires, which every physan acknowledge
s the onlv preparation that viii effect lrTssarsrnt
curs OF Dfarrhcss and Dysetery. This Au<-Chs-era
Mixture is seFeTai of cur hospitals
where II gives the greatest satisfaction Ii has saved
the lives OF thousands Of soldiers and eisze-- and
ue will guarantee II n De the BED eneiy u the ,srtd
for Diarraoea aud DyseHtery-
Mr. Woods Of CsyiBgton, Ky. viii be ncsi happy 10
satisfy an- one IT, tie virtue of strIeAiaDfs Anti
Cholera Mixture; in fact we have great HE~her o.
testimonials from patiuns who have been cured after
tinv nroroHncei incsrzbIe BY their physicians.
after taking only bottle IF Strckiands Ants-Sfsra
Mixture II voz suff=r With Dlarrh1a and DyseEtery
h-z.rf~
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Get Copy OF the Cisy Ordinances.
Now al the MAJORS Office fer distribution. Fv.-y
citizen should have one, and know for himself all about
the laws that govern him.
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Mrs. Gen. Butler IS a, Beruaaa Huasrei..
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cnuJ IA. 1854
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-24
The Attack on the Union Forces at
White House.

FoRTREss MoNRoE, June 22.-The steam
er from White House, yesterday morning,
reports that at o'clock on the goth, Fig
hugh Lee and Wade Hampton, attacked
our forces entrenched there under Gen.
AbercrOmbie, but were repulsed and driven
bach by our gunboats. The rebels then
planted battery and fred on the boats
and land forces, which was continued till
o'clock. The rebel loss was compare.
lively heavy. Prisoners captured state
that oar gunboats were mistaken for trans.
ports and the rebels expected to capture
our troops before Sheridan could come to
their assistance. At 5 O'Clock Sheridan
arrived with the entire command. Our
loss was only 3 wounded. Abercrombrie
received dispatch from Grant, during the
engagement, to hold the place at all bag
ards. There was some akirmishing yes
terday.
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New York Market.
NV YoRK. Jnna IA.


Flour-opened quiet and firm and closed
dull and decliuingi So 1908 So for extra
state, $9@9 rs for extra r. H. O., aud
50 309l0' for trade brands.
Whisky-Heavy and lower at l65AI6S
for State, and $l6s@17O for Western.
Wheat-Opened dull and closed at 394c
lower, 2O0@205 for Spring, 292O5 for
Milwaukee club 205@2l2 for Winter red
western. .. ---a--- :
Coru-OPeued firm and closed dull and
declining to 155@l56 for new mixed Yves.
tern, closing dull the inside quotation; 100
for old to arrive.
oats-4ore active and decidedly firmsr
at 92@95 for Western.
Cofee-Dull, prices neminally uuchang-
ed. =
sugar-Firmer, zoe for New Orleans and
Ice for Cuba.
Petroleum-Steady, refined in bond at
7o@7lc; crude dull at 45@46c.
Wool-Very firm, with a fair demand.
Pork-frmer, with active demand, spe.
oulAtiVe excitement continues, S35 for
messi $4o@40'60 for new mess; S3s6
"a 80 for old and new prime; and S3sC3
SO so for prime mess.
Cut Meats-Decidedly firmer, at 14@I5
for shoulders; 164@H for hams; bacon
sides, dull and nominal.
Lsrd-Quiet sed scarcely so 6rm, at
164@ls, the latter price anie1treme.
B1tter-A little 6rmer, at 2665O for
Ohio; 3l@39 for State.
Cheeese-Firm, at 11@1s for common
to prime.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-24

~THE oOHRERT To.HIeH7.-We have
seen programme of the Grand Concert to
be given this evening at Washington Hall,
for the benefit of the Christian Commits.
sion by the Ladies' of the Wheeling Fee
male Seminary. 1t contains some of the
choicest gems of music, and is so arranged
as to charm both the cultivated and the
popular taste. The Concert is designed to
be the most splendid entertainment of the
season. Those who wish to secure good
seat can do so at the Hall this morning
from until IL O'Clock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-24
W-A NIcE LrTrLR Woo1 SPEoU1Ar1oE.


A nice little wool speculation came to our
knowledge yesterday morning. On Wed.
nesday young man, with farmer look
and way about him entered the house of
Horkhiemer, wool dealer on Market square,
enquired the price of wool, said he had a
clip and asked for two large sacks in which
to convey it to the city. he got the sacks
and left the store. Yesterday morning
about seven o'clock, the same man drew
up in front of Mr.. H's. establishment with
a little wagon containing the two sacks
full OfWOol, which he soon disposed of for
the snug little sum of slss, and hopping
into his wagon moved away. He gave his
name as Henry Dace, and signed the receipt
for the money with his X mark.
Mr.. Cope, quiet rural gentleman resid-
ing in Wells township, Jefferson county
Ohio, was up with the lark yesterday morn.
ing. About the first thing he observed was
that there were fresh wagon tracks abou.
his premises, and the next thing he discov-
eted was thathis clip of wool had taken
wings while he slept. It very naturally
occurred TO Mr.. Cope that somebody had
carried of his wool in the wagon. and he at
once started upon the trail. The wagon
tracked the road aud Cope tracked the wa
gon. Hs.Was informed by his neighbors as
he passed that the rumbliug of a wagon
had been heard in the night along the IN.
frequentsd road, and as the day advanced
and as Mr. Cope proceeded, he met with
those who had seen little wagon sppa.
rently loaded with wool passing along the
road. In this way he was enabled to trace
the wagon to the ferry above the city, and
coming down to town he called upon Mr..
HOrkheimer, and there found and identi-
fed tho wool which Mr.. H. had purchased
a couplo of hours before from Mr.. Henry
Dace. Mr.. Cope had nothing to do except
to prove his property. Mr.. Dace is still at
large.
We learn that these speculatiops are in
dulged in quite freely in the surrounding
country. Last summer thousand Aeeces
were stolen in Mr.. COpe'S nelghborhood by
persons who were supposed to have their
head quarters somewhere below this city.
Wool buyers should be more particular in
egard to the persons from whom they buy
wool.