davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24

CLOUDS. &C, were SCOlen-SOm0s Oh which
have since been recovered by the police.
We, have been sAss . rest many fires;
but We have never seen such reckless
waste of property, as was exhibited at.
this We passed through most of the
rooms, and the doors yere all wrenched
from their hinges and badly broken, and
the windows in the same fix. a-
We understand that the building is to
be immediately repaired. and placed in
as good condition as It was before the
fr by the Insnrancs Companies with,
whom DIR. Gross insured. .sfaa4iwa
F. About thirty patients were there I'M
der treatment-three or four or whom
were quite i'll, and were taken immedi-
ately to the city. Most of the patients
had packed up their clothing on Satur-
dsy--intending to leave on Monday
| morning; SO that DR.. G. will lose moth
ing in the way of fees and board. The
rooms saved can be soon made habita-
BILE for his famiiy.-the brick work for
the burnt wing and kitchen can be put
up this fail, and the carpenter work
16shpleted during the winter 50 that
| blythe opening Of Spring, Green Mount,
will be itself sgains .ssslE s-siss9ss s. Is s.
DIR. Gross and his wife left Tor Chicago
EefrA visit Saturday night, and were on
| the road to chat city whilst their beau
tiful house. vas burning They we're.
| autographed to onaSunday and retarned
on Monday morning 0aa9iA ees %
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24
On D. y Y.

LEAVING removed to his comnodious rooms {. Q
Fort wayne Avenue, is prepared TO of5ei th
public { large and completes stock Of pure
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24

JOHN sUFFR1Ns. has just received III
the New styles q SIX, Fur and Woel
HATS also, Men and Boys' Cloth, velvee,
ana scotch CARS, which will be sid
very. low. 80. s5.2Asa2s1
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-31

the question is useless ono because
the public conscience will never permit
reputation. Yet England at the close
of her continental war compelled her
creditors to receive a security less, by
nearly one-half in ITS rate of interest,
than that by which she had borrowed
the money. See what ono Of the
most philosophical of modern histor!
ians has found to do the teachings Of
history on this subject:
"'What Is called the public con-
science, is not ike the conscience OF
the individual, an interpretive faculty,
the source Of selfapproval or self con-
demnation, and is therefore never
awakened by crimes from which the
public itself expects to reap some ad-
vantage" BENZ. +. BUTLER.
October IL, 1867,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-31
The Great Campaign of Hs6s-
A Few Timely suggestions Ga
Democrats.

Tho results Of the recent elections
IN the North render 1t certain that the
great political campaign of 1868 will
never have been surpassed in earnest
ness and activity since the memorable
contest in which the older Adams vas
condemned to retirement and Thomas
Jefferson placed in the Presidential
chair. Both parties will fight as for
their lives, and when the campaign
has become warm and excited, all at
tempts to make converts 10 the Demo
cratic party will be in vain. 1t is Of
immense importance, therefore, that
Democrats without q moments inter
mission, go Quietly on with the work
they have done so wisely and so well
during the past year. Above all let
them see to II now, that the number Of
Democratic newspaper taken in their
neighborhoods Is largely increased
Circulating printed speeches!and news.
papers few weeks before an election
may serve 10 arouse those who are al
ready with us, but they are too late TO
change the previously fixed opinions
Of fmen who have been opposed TO us.
The way TO make converts IS, this.fall
and winter, to get newspaper ofthe
right stamp. into the hands Of the men
whom you wish either to bring over or
to protect from deing misled by the
enemy. Have them read in weekly
;nstallments, what is said IN behalf of
the Democratic party, and against the
course of their opponents. In this
way they will be able in calmness and
in the secrecy of their own bosoms, to
decide whether it VIII not be safer and
wiser 80 restore the power OF the Fed
eral Government to thrt party under
whose guidance and control it grew to
degree of prosperity and greatness
never reached in as briet period by
any other nation on the globe.
We earnestly ask our friends to pom
der these suggestions carefully and
promptly. Iftheir own good sense tell
them they are right, they should not
allow any time t. be lost in carrying
them into effect in the most efficient
manner within their power Newark
;, Advocate.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-31
A Lady Reporter Does sheridan.
[Pittsfeld. Massachusetts, Correspondence Of
Springfield Republican,


But some personal friends and form
or members of his staff were of the
party Oh the Generals car at Pittsfield
and, MS conversation turned upon past
exploits, the hero slipped free from his
load Of honors and their fatigue, and
talked with great heartiness. He told
has the story been in the papers p
of II loyal girl living within the rebel
lines, who herself drew q plan Of tho
rebel encampments, added to it most
valuable information, folded the thin
paper into some tin foil in which to-
baceo had been wrapped, hid the foil
in the mouth Of Il contraband, and sent
him ID Sheridan. After he had won
victory through her means, General
Sheridan visited the young lady, gave
her gold watch IN commemoration of
the service and ordered his officers,
with out reservation, to crafty her in
any requests which she might make.
at was against all my theory and fol-
mer practice, but I'd done any thing
for that girl" he said, ardently. He
believes Mrs. Lincoln TO be insane; be-
yond a doubt. In tnis case it seems a
pity that for the sake of her husbands
memory and her husbands children,
the papers might not make an end OF
deriding her. Her neighbors know
her to possess hundred thousand dol
lars, and do not think that, in her right
mind, she would mlsrepresent the mat
ter. Surely, she has had horror and
trouble enough to upset u stronger IN
tellect.
1t was Colonel Thomas Colt Of Pitts
field, who, as aide, took Sheridan the
news of the fight, which led to his fa-
NOUS ride. Colonel Colt told how
General Wright came breathless, and
said, II have to put the army in order
for retreat" and Sheri dan answer ed
in wrath, "Retreat by Cd, we'll
whir 'em yetw And he told what a
grand sightIt was when, looking across
Middletown meadows, they saw the
instantaneously reorganized Union
army rush in upon the rebel tanks
and scatter them hike mist, till, has
tening 10 the scene, they rode over
. half mile strewn thckly with dead
a and dying men who, twOny minutes
before, had shouted, "Victory !" and
! how still 1t was when, at night theS
rode back over the field which had
been the scsne Of such mad strife and
tumult now only the low groans OF the
diving, aud the thousands of white
dead faces upturned to the stars and
how, after the victory, the Generals,
, one after tho other, came up to the
little hero, and hugged HIM, and Wept
over him, and lifted him off from the
ground, till he CRASHED, "HolG enoughl"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-31

in giving thanks to the imported stock
that the Republican party brought in
to Ohio TO teach the people how to
vote. How are you, Mr.. Imported
SpeakersH
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-10-31

pas- Tho five papers IN Portland,
Me-, which were burned out last year,
and since then have occupied tempor-
AIRY quarters and out of the oity, have
at last found an abiding place and hike
a happyiamily, are now housed under
tho same roof.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
NEW-,JERSEY.

Influential citizens of Newark, who have been
annoyed by the ncursiOns Of New Workers on
are circulating petitions asking Mayor Peddie 10 enforce
the sunday ordinances now dead letter. Inc uerhahs
naturally object.
Frederick Balaman, a German music teacher,
was committed yesterday by Recorder AldrldGe 0I hl
son CITY the charge being that he had haDtuay ana
brutally cudgcled his wife. Mrs Balanan5 Dack ana
shoulders which exhibited In court, pear ftpueiNC
testimony against the husband, and she says thaI her
limbs have been dislocatcd by the monster.
On Saturday last, Mr.. Baldwin of Newark
visited COney Island and saked his watch on the result
of game of thrce.card monte or course ne lost pul on
returning home he employed Newark detective Oneer,
who sought and found the sharper in ana IN,
duced hm surrender the watch. rms u the thifu
watch that the same officer has recovered for unlucky
spcculators IN this peculiar game.
The Turner Rifles, new organization IN
Jersey CITY held their first picnic and festival a Noun,
Pleasant Park yesterday. The Company met at cooper
Hail. AT o'clock In the morning and were there joined
bv The Turner Society. IiedeTtafel, Sacngerunde,
Quarcttc Club and singing societies OF jersey CITY ana
the Turner Society Of Hudson city The Turner Bahd OF
Yew-York and the Drum Corps of the 18th Regiment,
y. V National Guard furnished the music.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
rfHE WEST INDIES.
CRA


. NE CuRAN SUBMARINE CABLE TO BE LAiD
CHARGES AGAINST THE VIM -
sTRANCFs OF TIE FOREIGN MEkCliANiS'
HAVANA, July 31.-The gunboat Francisco uo
Ass left here on the SOh for Key West TO escort inc
Narya while LAYING the Gable. She carries ont le hei
Admiral If this Naval Station the Captain Of the Port
and the Vice President of the Cable Company MI D.
Ecrincer After laying tie shore end here, che VIII re-
tnr, 70 Kew West 10 lay another Cable between Una.
,Ispe and FLORIDA This change in the pIcSIdhnC -
,aussd bv having Inadvertently placed this part q" tIo
Cable under that To tl.s Oty, al lo Sl"4""S
England. -, 60 col,brate this
Great preparations COINS on here 10 ,a6 of poce
event and among other things hcaNy Squau " - f6o
tas hecu detailed for duty IN the ucighborhoou
landing station, To check my outu 80 Is raaGy
enthusiasm the OccaSod An tAC ~ 10 si,,rolcd Nv
~ e 49, i,Tge rumber viii avail themselves ol nc
Npportinity witness the CLOSING l"lS ~ H o i"'e "
fbf able and mmOng the reporters on tIc IIts7 o.,
So,rp arrests are reported 20 nave Dccu HL'uc In
and Caricuas Of persons suspected Ot htlHb
connected with the late attempts made at dlstupSe
The CaptainG General has received an anonymous ettr
toms and all the sUbOrduaes; it being aNerlcd dt 1
coon as the darkness appeared, carloads oI Goo5 WY
carried from the depot into the city, as cOntu WIN
the knowledge OF al the Cnl loves. An invest Stlu i'o
Administrator OF the Locry, VIII succced NJ i''~ i'll ~
Great anxiety is felt ro- the arrival Of the next mail
nom CLdeZ, t ht-- feared mat tHc new AiS'4J VIII
send q new set Of officials. .,.----.,-..
The agreement OF merchants to relieve themselves
Of the enormous contributions they are Obliged 10 pay 10
Government Oy the HsW systeln Ie9cnls III SG'1G t
$500 wear for house, by charing an adutlona
f,r cent on an l mess transactions IN the nthdH OF
ilCr ospouCcuts abroad, beside the usual charge
heretofore. has been signed by an the cadlus us anu
a. tSC abroad Will have btt to ulmlt Win an III grace ~
Ills eNtori.ou II is about being printed in pamphlet
tClm iCI tur'l lgD4ng abroad.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
QUEENS COUNTY.

The Thirteenth Harvest Home Festival !, ,,or FOR r
oueens Comfy viii take place at Lynehs NORTH Shore
House, Little Neck, on Thursday Aug 10Th, .
Ike" Kemble and Jerry" Powers, who o, are are
Tonnds Yesterday afternoon for 500 side and Powers
nsde the first half mile five seconds ahead OF ms co
notitor but Kemble won the first mile In minutes 0l
icronds TO Powers's minutes and 80 seconds Powers
made the second mile in 4:4s but kemble dstanoeu MN
hv several feet, and was declared victor
p The card Monte players have taken to the
Hunters Point ferry boats and numerous green 'uhs
have been vicmized by them Last week one BeVeriy'
having been seduced into the game while on DoaJ p
ing ween Jamcs-sip and the Point lost his gold wac
valued at $500 But his bitter remonstrances induced inc
eomblers to turn it over a Hunters Point Constable,
Who retains IL until the owner should pay so Beverly
has appealed to Justice Quarterman OF Flushing 10 au
him in obtaining his watch free OF Dlack mall
Mr. Charles Fox President of the South Side
Railroad Company was crushed, 1t is feared fatally yes
tcray morning at MinneOa. In attempting to get DOaIu
the train from Syosset while IL was IN motion, ne was
drawn along 10 a platform which he d not observe uhti
II was too late The passengers and roadmen were uI
BILE To exrcate him until they had knocked he pahhs
off the platform and then they found him hed Oet"eeh
stringer and a car. They sawed of the stnnger, ana
took him ont unconscious. One Of his arms was DrOAe
and he was severely injured internally. Mr FOX Is one
of the partners i'm Messrs +. il. BALDWIN CO.'S clOlhns
warehouse Chathamsquare, New-IoIk.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
YACHTING.

TIE BOSTON YACHT CLUE on A CRUISE.
The Boston Yacht Club, Commodore Follett,
numbering dozen sail rendezyoused Gloucester
Mass. the 9Th inst, and on the same day weighed
anchor and started for Portland, with fair wind 1t is
probable that short stop will be made at the Shoals
At Portland complimentary hop will be given the club
at the ottawa House Cushings Island In the harb0r
al which the beauty and fashion Of the city VIII be
present From Portland the fleet Will cruise along the
coast making Mount Desert Belfast and other places
THE BOSTON YACHT FLEET AT PORTLAND.
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. .5.-The Boston yacht
eeet arrived here this morning An entertainment Will
bs given them at the Ottawa House, Cuhngs Island,
iLs evening. Tomorrow they start FOR Mount Desert
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
WIILIAMSRURGH.

Henry Jackson of North First, near Tenth
st., wamsburgh died yesterday morning. while seated
at the breakfast-table.
The 18th annual celebration. of the Wash
ngton Association yesterday at Dudlcy's Grove, was
worry largely attended.
The Brooklyn JOurneymen TailOrs' Society
voted last evening S25 to pay the expenses OF Mr. Mi
TallorH. to meet in Cincinnati next Monday.
Redpath the broker who was arrested on
Saturday on the complaint Of the Rev. Dr. Haskns for
havdg by false pretences defauded him Of 65 yes
erday held by Justice Daley III 81 OOO 10 appear the
18th instant.
Thomas Kelly, labOrer employed by the
Knckrbocker Ice Company fell from secondstory win.
dow Williamsburg yesterday morning, and sustained
compound fracture Of the skull lie was taken to the
City Hospital
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn politicians, who are anxiousy await
ing tho appointment Of Police COmmissiOder BeTgcn's
successor tell the Police Board that the law manda-
tory In ITS terms and they must without delay make
Commissioner for Brooklyn, and thus give that city a
voice IN the creating Of Captains for the new Precincts
which are TO be made.
Washington Engine Company Of Brooklyn,
now on southern excursion, expected to arrive In
Philadelphia tomorrow evening
William Furman. of No. 307 POrtland-ave.,
Brooklyn, yesterday, fell from COney Island car and
was injured seriously probably fatally.
Brooklyn mortality, last week. 27G.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
SANTO DOMINGO.

A coal mine has been discovered by an Ameri-
can engineer at san ChrisOba The British brig Feey
laden with cargo OF provisions for Jacme from Boston
has been wrecked little TO the north Of savna. 1t Il
expected that only some portions OF her cargo viii DO
saved From de COrdOvas Advertising Sheet we learn
that the River Ydna about % be converted into
canal and grant OF money has heen made 10 the
pany who have undertaken the canang san Pedro has
been opened port Of entry for foreign ships Vessels
daily arriving to load with guaDo and no duty TO be
charged in future any foreign vessels coming TO SantO
DOMINGO for marine salt.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
VENEIIrEI A

The import duties here have undergone
very considerable dimunitOn In scale The cOrlespOn
dent OF 1he Jamaica Mercantile IpteuigfHcc says they
have been lowered per cent The public health Is
celent.
Considerable uneasiness has been expressed 10 the
policy OF the British Government in relation 10 the hua
cal obligations OF the Republic. The Americans think
tLo English viii nfOrce the settlement Of the Venezuelan
debts. Tie proceedings n the British HOuse OF Commons
1aVe created quite q CensatiOn.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
STATEN ISLAND.

The Shore Horse Railway has been COM
peted from the FngerBOard Road TO Quarantine Land.
inc IL is said that the Staten Island Ferry Company II
they purchase this road, will run boat from NeWBSh-
ton to New-YOrk every Is minutes.
Mr.. Finscl of Smiths brewery, at Middle
town, was nearly killed on Sunday, by David House
man. who stabbed him. HOuseman, whom the police re-
Gently arrested for housebreakng, quarreled with Mr
Finse about an empty glass, and when he became sO-
lent Mr. F. ATTEMPTED eject him Whereupon the stab.
bug The rulian was taken to Port Richmond under
arrest.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
DEALERARA.

The Governor of DemeraIa announces that
The planters Of that colony had made application fOr 400
coolies and 700 Chinese When the CarOno left Calcutta
with the coolies or jamaica II ships had then been char
tered for the conveyance OF coolies 10 Dcmarara. Dis
trct prisons beng established throughout the col
Ony and the prisoners instead OF working the roads,
10 be employed upon estates and required 10 do
certain number OF tasks.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
TRINIDAD.

The Crown Lands are to be disposed of to
email settlers at 2Os per for plantation land 4Os for
village land In district there known 90 be
5000 squatters and the Government had now decided
npon dislOdgug them. From Burnett Bros. we learn
that the weather was too dry for the season The crop
DyCl aud rain was wanted for cultivation, which had
sIfeTed from dfOuth.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug ga passenger
tram on the Connecticut River Railroad this afternoon
yab into carriage short distance from this city, con.
tainng Mrs Alexander Chaplin aud Mrs Nathan Dunbar
?be Dfst named ady VIII probably die from the effect Of
per unee bnf the latter though carried some distance
by tbe locomotive, Has not seriously hurt
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
MoRToN's FIRST QUALITY.

These Pens are l6 fine and pointed with the
very best Idosmn Points carefully selected, ana none
OF This quality is sold with the slightest mperfection
which skill and the closest scrutiny can detect.
Every Pen Is stamped A Morton, First Quahty' ana
numbered - ~
The Points are warranted for six months except against
Tue Cases are made of Coin Silver and for this quality
arc extra heavy and strong.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
i ne y uilDtls lnulNdlc 14IC
and No 10 the largest.
PRICES OF PENS WITH sILVER-MOUNTED DESK
HOLDERS,
MOTIONS SECOND QUALITY.

These II carats fne superior 10 any Morton
Pens made previous 70 the year 1850. 49, .
Every Pen is stamped "a. Morton, Second Quality"
and numbered.
The Points are warranted for six months except against
accident.
The Cases made OF Coin silver, Du are not SO heaVy
as those Of the First Quality.
r3ICEs OF PENS: AND PENS N SILVER EXTENSION
CASFS WITH PENCILS.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
MORTON'S THIRD QUALITY.
WARRANTED

These Pens fine. and although cheaper are
m least equal TO any gold pens nade as egsds
durability, elasticity and good writing qualities ,
Every Pen is stamped " A. Morton, Imrd qualify ana
numbered
accident. go -,.--
as those OF the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
RERBICE.

Mr.. Justice Beaumont had decided that "Spir-
lts Procisios" and that il was not unlawful
have places open sunday for the sale OF spirits The
Btrbee Gcee loud Its remOnstrauces aganst Sab
bath CeseclatiOn.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
WEsTCHESIER COUNTY

Peter King, German 20 years of age, en-
poyed at Hebeners lager beer brewery In MelrOse yes
terday morning fell INTO OF hops and water, which
were at about boiling point His injuries are probably
fatal.
Company H. of the 18th Regiment National
OnaId Cont Frederick j. Weiss numbering 90 bnes paid
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06

III. a. c,hr,s.onhn Karls eermani aPark MOrrisania,
tday N.s morning and spent the day. They ere &C
mnaned by the Recimental Band OF l3 pieces ieu ~
Iyif Ioescb The target practice was highly creulpe
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
MoRToN's CHEAP GOLD PENS.


These Pens are 10 carats fue and are Better NntlhS
and more Durable Pens can, without operating MOT
tons Patented Machinery be produced Tor the prices even
were the Gold furnished gratuitously.
PRICES OF PENS: AND PINS IN SLVERPLATED TX
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen........sO 50 So with Pencil Case 81 90
Lucky Pen . 7J with Pencil Case eco. l 25
Always Ready Pen. / co.. with Pencl! Case. 80
Elegant Pen ....... %. with Pencil case. %
Excelsior Pen. 90. with Pencil Case . ~,
These WeFinished, Good Writing q oil dPens, Win
Iridosmn Points the Of every one OF when
will far Outlast gross OF the best Steel Pens dtNOugA
fhev are unicdrrdId. and therefore not erchdngedbse
They are not numbered correspond In size TO Nos p
:. 4. 3, and respectively
The taken Of al rcmittanceG by mailin registered
letters safe delivery OF the goods guaranteed 10
an who send twenty cents tcharge for registering IN ad
Git.on 10 the price OF the goods ordered.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
ANY one can more OF the above Cold Pens
without money by getting up a club.
S3 90 viii y............-...-.S5 worm OF iehs
25 80 will y............-.... 30 worth OF Iehs'
80 90 viii buy..........--....- " worth OF feh''
n ScHt 10 address a. one iHge.
on receipt OF the money, tho subscriber viii sehd Dy e
turn mail otherwise, directed Gold Pen or fehs
selecting The same according TO description Address,
A. MORTON.
No. 25 MATDEN-LANE. NEN-lORk
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06

4-aStc.'.... iIS''' ..... 6 3 / / II IS "a
Lrr Bsey-Bsey l. Walters StockmaB J. NJ Campbell l.
Bls called = H. Campbell J, Leonard l. IIyngtou Pesree
Ferguson Atlantic 2 Fly Csches-Saeezy Walters SookmAn
Baciley 81. Campbell H. Can Pb llrvngton, 49, Mcdonald
e.. q Crane l. Mills ], Leen i-Auantic, foul Bound
Caches-Buckley s. Walters lEvngtOn 81 Mills J-Atsntie Ou
Fouls-ryilgto s. Atlantic Out BIsss-Iringon a.
Atlantic Struck Out-Legs l-luingion CALVIN J. Ketny j.
Atlantic Base PiyPut Ou-By Campbell Buckley Living
too, s-asssiedby Socman Sweev Leauard lPut OutBy
Bmh a. Crane Calvin Ferguson Mills Atlantic 4-asssted
Ferguson PeaTes Zeen Walters Crane l. Mills l. Passed
BalsBuekley. " Mills H. CsleI Bals-On Walters JO OIL Z.t
TEN 70 Tune Of Ga5 b. 8m, Os Umpire-Mr MscdATmd
lIe ht4I llD. ScOIrIa-MeAsa md Mrrlck.