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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-15

The sous Of Temperance. IN session in Indianapolis,
have decided TO admit negroes membership allow
ing them 70 orsaujze divisions Of their own. join
the white divisions, their option.
SOLVENT FOR OLD PrrrY AND PAINr,-So soap
mixed with solution q potash eaustc soda;
pearlash or Stacked lime mixed with sufficient
TO form paste Either may be laid on with a brush
or rag, AMI when left for hours win render its
removal easy.
LIQuIp BL.oKING.-Bol one ounce each Of pow
dereI gals, starch, aud copperas, aad two ounces of
white CASTLE soap with quarts Of water, then
aud NIX with three of fno ivory black,
and six ounce Of mqlasses.
Tie whole number of Hhee male inhabitants in
the State according the returns Just made To the
Auditor Of State urder act of the Legislature, Is
3366I6. Al she late election but 324 12a votes
cast, OF which l70, coo were for the Union ticket
Facts stubborn things said LAWYER to a fe
male witness under examination. The lady replied ::
Yes, stree; and 50 women, and If YOU get
thing OF me, Just let mo know it You'll be
committed for contempt Very well, III suffer
justly, for feel tue ut.ost contempt for every law
yer present
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For lie pss.ssilana.

for HE feissS4aam-ze
Lines suggested by the death Of MAEsAxkr ELLIorr,
only daughter e rpsan aa.l LYDIA Elliott. who De-
parted this life I'd Of Ith month 1855 aged - years
The waning powers Of the muse
Hath walked for thee anew
And pulses csillei uos throb again
A To speak this last adieu.
We miss thee Assgie-sveTywh here
Thy merry veics, and kind;
Thy willing hands AMI open heart,
We seek but do not find
FaitI. HIPS and Christian charity
Within thy bosom reisnei.
And in thy ehAsteued heart there dwelt,
Thattoee which is unsefyne5
All many aged and crippled enc,
VII think of thee, and sigh
And li,iie Loving tongues will lisp,
'-'Yhat made poor Maggie die?.
Wen tel them GOD las taken thee
To live with IG4a in isse,
And az u2ay live il that bright world,
If they are gop7 in this.
u dearest Maggie, in nv heart,
Thy virtues are enshrined;
love thee in thy ersrtaig farss.
lore thee more disias.
\ nd If tlsy sptrs, hath the poorer.
To win Us, III degree.
Ged grand Thy ortsdaa may be blest,
To US well as thee. /. 5. II.
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LIFE HEALTH STRENGTH.
LIFE HEALTH STRENGTH.
LIFE HEALTH-S STRENGTH.
DIR. JUAN DELANARRES
PILLS,

Are prepared hv the Messenrs GsasScigxs A Dr.
reNr PhsEmaseatis;s, Ne. ia Rse lombard. Paris.
Physician TIE Resp, Gu Nerd ca fs-rrihoisere
letter of sseeomme ssafion.
PARIs May stb, 1865.
GENTLEMEN We have used the Specific Pills.
made FROM ir nela ,naFre serigticp duriag ser
eral years past in cur private and public practice and
in cases ef Spermafefrlea Seminal Weakness;
Nightly nailr. fossraFe Enaissians Sexual Weak
IHsaesass' ssl nerangenenis Of tbs Ner
WINS Svs1e.: Wca kness arising IRA m Sscrvt Habits
and Sexual Exeesses: Reierusias Of the Genital
sans: Weak Spine; Aseeiiens OF The EY.s Lime
.Esiek-Dast Deposits IN the Crnes MAY Dschar-
cas. Palsness of the skin, with Sunken Cheeks and
Boodless lipsi iinehea Features. Irregular Action
Of the Heay and in all the CHASTITY train 81 81 mpfoms
arising from Abuses, or Less rem any
of the Nervous Force
We earnestly advise the Profession and all persons
suffering from Ssasusaote csesrsc --rtsas< Of
the 6eneto Urinary Systems To these Pills. With
hiGhFssfssi, We Rse yours tnns. s ns n
To Characters & Dupont, G. u, nrlAxplx NJ
No. 2I4 Rue Lem JEAN De LEreaKK, II. d.
bard. Paris.
Seieatary aud Stefous Occupations, Griefs. Anxi-
stcs, whatever tends TO impair the Vital Acen Of
toe Brain, Heart Nersaas ssstes- frequently lead
Of Write system. Students, Ctess, aud Law
Scrs, therefore, mhe especially liable ta these
Weaknesses. should resort promptly TO Dr. helam-
arre's Specific Pulls.
4 PanlpNet contaisrnr full particulars with diree-
amt advice printed in French German, Spanish
and English, accompanies each box. ami will he sent,
by mail free of cost, any bo i'll write for il.
Eas-Price, 81 per Box, xBoxes fer -. ny
Sold BY the principal Druggists CT will be sent by
mail securely scaled from all a. servaiun, ON receipt
of tie specified price by any authorized agent, hy
The sole Geaerai Agents for America, OSCAR u.
MOSES L co, q CortIandt Street. New York.
Authorised Agents fer Richmond. J. Z. Avery Co
Taylor McCuliev-C. r. Potts--Ssmson { Ross.
All orders by mail promptly attended to.
John d. Park, CINCINNATI, w noleSaIs AHeEt. Sby
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IIoreR CONSUMED The Revenue Commissioners
estimate that a. eco eco -etans of distilled
spirits Isl. eco 600 gataanS Of crrsr.e Raacrr and
10 eea.Hea Saiinns snar0rss a iiafrs are annually
consumed = ss essunsrv. sting Geo eee m,
Government derived frcm the liquor bus
Is estimated :, So. 80 ,s-6 annually.
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N e otCAl.
Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet aellyat. Superior 10 any Cologne, used to
battle the face and person. 70 render the shin soft and
fresh aaay Inflammation, perfume clothing, fer
headache. sc. Il IS manufactured from the rich
Southern Magnolia and IS obtaining patronage quite
unprecedented. his 1 fsvori,e siaa actresses and
opera siaSY.-Isis sa'1 BY ~ doaierss al siee in
large h1stses and by Tx As H.HSEs cr, Ssw YORK.
Wholesale Agents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sola by all Druggists.
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Philadelphia paper calls attention TO the fact
that the beginning of the year will witness the
Inauguration of unbroken ste,u, commun ication
around the globe, to be thenceforth prosecuted as
regularly as the arrival and departure of European
steamships at our wharves. The steamship Henry
ehauncey viii sail on the I1th of December for the
isthmus; viii connect there with the Golden City for
Gan Frsnciseo and from San Francisco. the first
das Of January the Steamship Colorado viii sail fer
Yokohama, N Japan, and Hong Kong, in China. If,
arrived At the latter port, the passenger wishes still
20 journey westward, he proceed By the boats of
the Peninsula and Oriental Company TO Bombay, and
onward through the Red Sea % the Isthmns OF Ssez.
HAc crossed by rail, cGniueis the British line OF
Aediterranean steamers, touching Malta and Glib
rait2F, and arrive Finland, where few hours OF
railway VIII enable him 70 take passage in one of a
dozen lines Of STEAMSHIPS for this coaatry-the sup
posed point Of departure
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john :; MoRRIssEr, II, c.

Ulsk4h.
There wuz silence in the Cabinet. This
last stroke intensified the gloom vich
he'd settled onto the Government. and e
turned my tear bcdowed eyes saw great
drops coursin down the checks uY every
one present. Mr. Seward retired without
sayin anything about ninety days. and
one by one they al departed,
It wuz a solemn time. There WIZ
other letters yet TO be read, but no one
Led the heart to open en- / made 81
move in that direcshun. but Androo pre-
vented me. m sick, murmured he IN
q husky voice, which showed that his
hart wuz peerced-'.H me to bed :
I saw the great man bury his inteliec-
tool head beneath the snowy kiv-ln NY
his Uneasy couch, all but the nose, which
in him is the thermometer ny the sole, and
WEIGH acccrainly glowed, not with the
yoosooal brilliant hue, hut with dull.
dead and CHASTITY bloc Noticin the
eonvulsive hoavins w the kivers which
betrayed the agitashen Nv the breast be-
meath, l whispered in his ear ez | handed
him his mite drink uy rye whisky flavor
ed with bourbon, that be he'd one hold,
ez Delaware he'd sustained him. \ flash
ny satisfaction passed over his nose, but
it subsidized in an instant. ''IFoo,
gasped lie, sits ourn now, but before the
next election couple Nv them Massa
cao0seits :atishnists will buy the cussid
State and epeople it to scot en-" and
Ae gave q con .uiSiye gasp and sank into
troubled slumber.
Il WIZ a tetchin occasion.
PKrRoLEUu n MASSEY, 2. NJ.
witch is Postmaster.
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TEERY-S
Superior Tanning Process.
PArrSrap JuLY I'm. 1865.

PATENTED JULY IlTu. 1865.
FE3 he undersigned is oft,rng Family, Town. Coun
= " or state rights, en- elle usosf liberal terms.
Farmers can save two hundred per cent. by par-
hasipg family rights and cns1ing their Tan
ners TWO WATER BUCKETS comprise the Tan
and the expense al the material nothng
All kinds Of light hides tanned in twenty minutes and
producing the rsre best qtftg Of Leather! Ladies
tan and make their oan Fups saving Of three
hundred per eeai. All parties who have hitherto pur-
chased territory FROM have made fifty
dollars per day. number of relable cauyassing
agents wanted.
The following premiums i sufficient guarantee to
all who woulI wish 10 engage in this money making
business.
Twenty five First Premiums
Al the State Fairs in Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin and
Indiana, in 1865; FOUR SILVER MEDALS, at the
State Fair Illinois; Five First Premiums in Indiana
and Four First Premiums at the State Fair in Ohio
10 1868. Also, several Medals the State Fairs in
New \ ork the past two years.
For inrther particulars please call upon the
fremont HOUSE,, Richmond Ind.
c. III. PERKINS & co.
Y. b. Samples Of every description are on daily
exhibition at the above place
November l. ls6p.
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Cincinnati Market.

CISclSSArI, Nov. IA.
FLOUR-Tnll and unchanged
WHEAT--Bu No. l red 50 s..
COBN-Ftrner; No. sheilei 3Oc; unchanged.
OATS Higher: No 47c
IS RYE irmer No 81 25.
BARLkY-Fi.m and unchanged.
WHISkY-Stea3y; &c IN bond, and 81 "a duty
HOGS Though but few are offered. prime sold
in lots at S6QF6 80 gross. Receipts, LEO.
GREEN MEATS Declined to Z, 10 and I2c, and
dull.
LARD-Dull atl3c.
BACoN-A limited demand for bacon sides; clear
i42si 4s{c, bnt holders ask I5c, in most cases.
GRoCERIES-Duli and unchanged.
BUTTER-Firm at 2st8S0c.
EGGS-24T35c.
G0LD-143i6
CoTToN-Dull; nothing doing.
-Fonnd-On Market street, pair of new
Buckskin Gloves. The eau have them by pay
ing for this notice.
Married,-on the sth inst, at the residence of the
brides father. by the Rev Il. Toby, Mr. David d Per-
GELS, to Miss Mary Thomas.
On Thursday last, by Rev. W r. Barton Mr.
George l.. Irwin, 10 Miss Matilda A. Davis all of this
county.
On Saturday last. by the same, Mr. ThomasEP
White, Miss Orpha \. Bose; al Of Franklin
10 rnship, in this county.
DECD-At his residence two miles north Of lndi-
anapolis on the nth inst, MIR. JAMES b. SUTHERLAND
only son of Johnand Jane Sutherland, aged aheut 81
years.
On Monday morning last at the residence of
his Morton Meek, two miles South west of this
city, JEREMIAH L. MEEK, the s7th year Of his
On the ID inst, of typhoid fever, MAGGIE Ell
LIorT only daughter of Upton Elliott, in her Gath
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-15

IyoNrs Extract OF prRE JAMAICA 6iN6EE-for
Indigestion Nausea Harffarn, Sick Headache Cholera
ucrbuS Ftatulencv. &e. where Warming stmuisFft
required. lis careful PREPARATION and entire purity
makes it cheap and reliable article for culinary pnr-
poses Sold everywhere. =. % cts. PER bottle Ask
FOR "'LYe>'st' Pure Extract Take no other.
Saratoga Spring Water, sid BY all Druggists
Nav 10 IS66.-ll Iy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-15

White Curraut Wine.
This article il superior anything Of the kind We
have seen in this City, Tie attention of
PHYSICIANS AND INyALIDS
especially called H. gentle and healthy stiau-
liant Beng slightly acid it Is particularly suited TO
mary cases c1zvaleseing from feseTs-
PLUMMER & KELLY.
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kxncU1Iyn DsPARrNESr.
IssuAsA.sas, Ira, Noscsnber u, 1851

X 49,
q r. d. PseT1s Of 1sdsass. aia za
In the di,cbares of~hss believe to ben solemn duty
and Ii accordance nifh proclamation ssueiby the
Presidential thu tnied States. hereby appoint Thurs
day, the z9h Of this month, day of Thanksgiving
and prayer, ava zssSssty se1aest fhe people, laying
ssids thar ussal Assen,be at their pla
ees II worship sndretnrn thsnks to Anig:.y Gndfor
the ihnanrrabls blessings he has bestowed upon
Stale apd Nation. s...4 ,,osat...if asigo.tea..
And while returning praises and Thanksgiving lie.
them pray for aoontinnance Of Ills great m-rcez ana
tia, c ~ 10 an especial relieve AMI comfort
those WIN arc vet in affection That lie Wit have in
His care AMI keeping the widows AMI orphans, and
the desoae and a.ei parents whose husbands fathers
thd sons fallen N battle that or country nigh.
live; that lie win inspire The nation 70 make aulple
provisions N,r thpse gallant WHO by reason Of
wounds snd disease contressi IN tire service Of their
country provide sot Themselves that their last
da~. mar BE- pleasant and that they ,y not feel they
hare served nAgfAtet pe"pe that He viii elevate
ana protect fser oppression the helpless people who
wefrv.sehy hon iaer and ~ put u into the hearts
oi the peple 10 grant them justice and equal protection
ofthe laws; that he viii inspire With wisdom the men
who are invested with the power of tho Government
aud ~ir hsvein shc ands the settlemeu the tr
questsas sL.e es distract and divide the nstinu and
order ana direct that their measures may lead
~ peace, justice, and to the harmony, power and
glory of our oonntry through all time.
Given under my hand. G., s..srs- .-e.r $50
-e ISignedl ,,-g .s.5tf..4,h o. p. MORTON.
Attest: NEasoS TfrsLKa, Secrtlarr of State.
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From the Toledo Made
PesT asFss. CoSFsDsrT Y Roses, fwiehf
Is in the Staff NV Kentucky
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The school fund Of the STATE Of the Indiana amounts
10 SIeo- t which s45S5s reserved fro licenses
s Isahd for the privileges os selling liquor
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by the Diltimorc Auietic.n as follows
CONGREGATIONAL PLAN. PRESIDENTS rL.x.
First GiyeSv the apro- First, Leaves the Enan-
lection Of the Law to tielcisei slave without any
cmancpated slave iniproiection of person or
person and property property under the law.
Second. Gives tn the Second, Gives te citizens
white man in the South of Southern State. whe
states precisely the have fought for the destruc
same elective power for ton OF the Government.
Congress and President double the elective power
as tho white ofthe Congress and President tina
North. the loyal white of the
Third, Prevents tn North has ~ -
leaders of tho retellien Third. Would allow all
and those who violate the leaders of the rebellion
their oath Of srgiance " take seats in Cnresss,
To the United States from hold office under the Gov
holding oncc under the eminent they laborcd to de
Government unless par stray.
doned by Congress-. Fourth, Gives no security
FOURTH Provides for fer the yment OF the
the payment Of the tional debt, and leaves the
tional debt and the per question of the rebel debt
manent repudiation of the for agitation.
rebel debt. 's IT
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-Fonnd-0n Market street. pair of new
Bnckskn Gloves. The owner eau have them by pay.
ing for this notice
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Are prepared hr the Messieurs GsAsxcigkx 4 Dr.
reNr Pharmaeeatisss Ne. 2i4. Rse lombard Paris
Physician N TIE Hospital Gu Nerd ca i>rrihcisere
letter of recommendation.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-25
From Washington,

.UunR "a WAsHINGTpN, Jan. a.
The Secretary of War Communicated 10
the House to-day, In compliance with q
resolution, tle correspondence of the Uni-
ted States Military Academy, and the Chief
Engineer of the.Army, relative 10 marking
with the names of the battles the captured
guns. II appears that there are upward of
thirty cannon nc West point--among them
some of historic value and not n few of
foreign manutacture--in charge of Captain
Balcll, who asks for instructions relative TO
marking them with suitable inscriptions,
General Dclalicd suggests that Il Is not
desirable 10 inscribe on any Of these guns
evidence of capture rs trophies of war 10
remain rs an institution where young men
irom all parts of ourunlted aud once happy
country are to meet and contract friend
ship. He says II should be our study with
these young men to present nothing of an
irritable or boastiill spirit, 10 be placed con-
stanlly before the sight of those whose
section of country suffered by rebellion.
Let history tell the evils this rebellion
has produced, and let us, through the IN
OF the military academy, re-
new It's powerful influence in establishing
National feelings through the friendships
\ hai are sure TO follow from a scholastic
Fellowship under military training for
years. These guns should be preserved
only as historical of the artillery arm of
the service; the period aud place Of man
llincturc; of each caliber and description
of the gun; omitting every thing connected
with It's capture or use.
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From New York.

NEw YORK, January ~.
The steamer Meteor is still IN charge of
United States officers. ex-governor An
drew of Massachusetts, William M. Eyarts
aud Joseph III. Choatc have made strenuous
efforts with District-attorney Dickinson TO
have the vessel released. stating that her
character was the reverse of hostile, as they
were Informed by the owners. 1t is he
hfvcI that the ship has not been thoroughly
searched, and II is thought that powder and
balls are stored in some part OF her.
a large quantiry of plank found aboard,
II is believed, 10 be used for the construc-
tiOn of forward deck, sufficient 10 carry
thrce-hundred-pound which, Accord
ing TO information received by the District
attorney, she was TO take aboard. The
crew consisted of fifty-thrcc men. Dick
inson will probably refer the case Ia the
Secretary of State, the matter being of Ma
llonal Importance. In the event of the ac-
tion of the authorities being sustained. the
vessel will be condemned aud sold for the
benefit of Uncle sam. National officials
here have no doubt she is intended for a
Chilian priyatccr.
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ErOm ChlcaYO.

tHcAGo, January u, 1866.
On the track ofthe North@western Rail-
way, near state street bridge, two human
arms were found this morning wrapped In
\ muskcto bar. They were those of q full
grow n man, and haf been severed iust he
low the shOlders, The track-men could
give no account of the matter and how
they came there Is u mystery.
A letter from Quincy, Illinois, notices
the mysterious disappearance of Mr.. |. Il.
Tomlih of that place, who was on his way
To Pithole, Pennsylvania, IN behalf of a
Quincy oil company, having considerable
'moues with him belongingto the company.
lie was fnst seen nc q hotel IN Chicago,
where his ovcrcoat aud carpet bag still re-
main. Foul play Is suspected. 80 .
The slcighing continues line, The ave-
nucs are daily and nightly filled with
slcighs of every description, from the home
made slab-runncr jumper to thegrand six
horse affair. Tw0-thOusHhd dollar teams
are by no means rarity.
a dispatch from 81 Paul says that the
transactions of the various laId offices IN
that state since their establishments eX-
tending over period of eighteen years,
have Just b1n published, The total amount
of laid sold or gIailted " the STATE ami
private parties by Government Is rs fol-
lows: Total number of acres granted to
the State, Il,0OS,lga; nnmbcr of acres APP
propriaird by private parties. a37S so /:
number of acres covered with agricultural
college scrip, l0l,tlG the number of acres
yet remaining "a the United States is 33,-
l71,Iib.
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I'AMUsEMENrs. ou

TnE OPERA-lloUsE. -- Although the
weather last night was the very worst OF
the season, still there was fair attendance
at the Opera House 20 witness Miss Alice
Grey's magnificent rendering of "ltOsa
Young ihthe beautiful play of "Rosedale." 3"
It is o matter Of deep regret that the
weather, during the present week, has been
so unpropitious. Miss Grey Is nm actress OF
superior merit, possessing ali the graces
aud accomplishments that are calculated 10
win the favor OF the refined and Intelligent,
aud much az the "G,tes" tor the wcather)
have been against heT, she has succeeded IN
making a deep and las tug impression ON
ali who have been so fortunate as to wit
ness her splendid acting in the various
characters she has personatod. We hone
the managers will be able 10 extend her en-
gagenlcnt for another week. We know
this arrangement will be warmly greeted
by the patrons of the drama here.
The same delightful play will be- repeated
Tonight and the indications are that the
weather win favor the attendance of a
large md appreciatiyc audience this even
ing During the entertainment M'dle Vie
torla will appear la 4 pophlardanee
llusTOS lIALL.-ProfessOr Hermann viii
make his last appearance at Huston Hall
this evening" In his astounding magical
performances, lie stands confessedly at
the head of his profession, without q sue
cessfll rival any where. lie viii this even
ing introduce a great variety of new aud
wonderful feats, never before Witnessed
here, and those would spcnd an evening
pleasantly can not do better than visit the
hall to-Hight, ltwill be- a pleasant aud
delightful entertainment, aud a grateful
relleflrom the dismal state of the weather
FOR the last few days. ,b.,. ss.
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Cincinnati Markets.

......... CINo'HNArl, January ~
FLoUR-rhe luarket remains without essential
change There is u good demand for all grades
aud the market rules steady at $TGeT ~ for super,
line $500 for extra ~ 2toel0 for fhinily, aud
$40 25ipli for fancy I Lf.TEfI -
GRAlN-Therc Is u fair demand for No I old red
wheat ~ 81 Hla'2 O5 New red is dull the offer
ings heing in excess OF Tie demand; No I is held
~ ~ 7Oal 20 Corn II quiet but hrmer at bitabbc
for No. 1shcll@l The oiicringsof Oats are liberal
but there Is u fair demand ut 30 ,n3Sc for No q
aud 3l@ l0c Tor No. Rye Is nrmcr aud prices
higher, closing at 12q7Dc for Nos aud
GROCERIES-ThO market rulcs stentIy and
quiet, with good demand nt 2ga3lc. for fair To
choice Rio toncc l3nlGc for raw Sugar; igy20c
for hard refined do and so G05i for Moh.sses u
4 WHlhiSY--A steady marketat e. 70 for free, aud
2Si Is. IN b0n,l Ht.Laft. n uhf NT''f '"''
IOB AtCO- Regular daily sales of Leaf Tobacco
at Badnlahu's Warehouse were ~ follows 10 hhds
nhd 10 boxes Z hh'ls Mason Comfy Leaf Lugs
nnd TlAsi-73 AZ $iai 20 at g. At $40 no; at
f3 %; hhds. lllmos-1 NJ 81 2b; at S1g 80; at
81 ~ hoNCs Ohio Seed Leaf at prices ranging
irom - % "a - 20 Receipts moderate
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BEWARE OF a NEW SwINDLE,---We have
heard of n new kind of swinding dodge,
which our country friends especially are
cautioned against. A party have been
travelling through portion of this and the
adjoining counties, representing themselves
Ms agents of house in Cincinnati (J. -.
Gordon, for the sale Of a new kind of Sor-
ghm Sugar Evaporator TO be delivered
some time in the spring, for 800; if not
satisfactory, after being tested, then, no
pay will be cXacted. They take notes IN
blank, however for the 800, and IL has
been discovered, they have succeeded In
obtaining them In many instances. The
notes thus obtained,, they, have, flied up
themselves payable at three months, duly
stamped them, cancelled the stamps, aud put
the notes IN the market. In this way
several unsuspccting parties have been de-
ccived. but the rascals have taken special
pains 10 get out of the way. They have
found It convenient to "chnnge their base
for some other section,