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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-21

After the adjournment Of the Precint Con.
tronf,on at Greenwood On Monday, a cutting
sffrsV' caused by some political difference OF
oninion. took place, in which Daniel Tarrant
Gas badly cut In the arm by Barney fauntr
leroy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-21
agricultural marbinerp.
WRIGHT & WARk0CK'S
A~NTI-FRICTION
HORSE POWER.
.nrNnrn IN 1871
PATENTED OCTOBER 10, 1871.

We take pleasure In presenting to the planters
and public q Horse Power gotten up by Messrs.
| WRIGHT l. WARNOCK, OF Barnwell and Beau.
fort Counties, 8. O.. which Is o most perfect ma
chine. The said Power will give greater speed at
| the expense OF less power than anything vet In
| use; is strong, simple rad durable. Can be used
with equal ease for ginning cotton, threshing
| grain, pumping water, &C. Will, on q forty-saw
gin in good order, with two mules, moderate
gait. gin 1900 pounds lint cotton per day; brisk
driving 1000 pounds. One mule can pull It; light
for two. 1t sits in a frame In the house;ca n be
arranged to gin with the gin and gear sitting on
the ground.
Another important feature OF this Power ID
| that the rising or falling OF the floor Of the house
| does not affect the working Of the gear in any
way.
This is a Southern enterprise, and no humbug
Price SIPS, and freight, ready for putting up.
G, B.. KIRKLAND and W. A. CLARK,
Allendsle, 8. O.,
Agents for South Carolina.
G. q. KIRKLAND, Agent for North Carolina.
REFERENCES:
lev. Messrs. Joseph A.. Lawt0ns and Joseph
Bosttck,* OF the Savannah River Associa-
| ton, Alendale; Captain W.. II. Bostlck," Allen
dale;R Rev. Messrs. d. J. Simmons and E. Milton
| Kennedy, Of the South Carolina Conference; Gen.
eral Johnson Hagood, BaTnwell Courthouse;
Captain R. D. Sem, Columbia; F. J. Pelzer, Esq,
and Messrs. Reeder & Davis, Charleston, s. @.
whose marked thus have seen the Power at
work. juns-tuthsD6c4mos
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

The new pastor OF Grace NJ. E..
Church, Richmond, Rev. A. A. Browa
is working faithfully in his congregation,
Notwithstanding the telegram to the
Sentinel some time ago, that there was
an open rupture. The paternity ofthat
telegram is probably traceable TO the an-
thor of several other squibs, not credible
to the author, and designed to iajure
that congregation Il indianapolis Chris
ton Advocate.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

AT the last meeting of the Com
mon Council, the following stand
ing committees were appointed
Finance-Swayne. Elder and
Hibberd Ordinance-Conklin
Watt, and Swayne. Streets and
Alleys-Peterson, Roberts and
Estell; Fire Department-Crivel,
and Conklin; Schools-Watt. Hib.
berd, and Roberts, Pphlic Build
ings and Markets-Crivei. Nye,and
Estell; Printing and Stationary
Elder, Conklin, and Swayne ;
Railroads. Hibberd. Elder, and
Roberts.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

In onr notice Of the affray that
occurred in Benefits livery stable
on Friday last. which resulted in
t e death O J ,,h "a Dye, there was,
owing to the time, we went to, press,
q slight mistatement Of, facts. It
now appears that Dye struck Davis
first with his fist, ana not with Q
hridle, as We !, stated last week.
Davis than seized o bride and
struck Dye with it. A posi- morlcm
examination was held on Saturday
which revealed the fact that his.
brain was in diseased condition
rendering it more susceptible TO
external violence. DAVIS is now
at liberty; the Grand Jury having
failed TO find a bill against Lin. s.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18
The Ezra Smith & Co.
Manufacturing Association

Is prepared to attend to all calls for Under
taking. Their Hearse is in nice order. and Is
the best in the city. The keep good line of
sHRoUDs, ROBES. &C.. "a -
on hand, and will give ca,eful atteution 70 oil
the details of this branch Of their business,
which will bs under the personal Supervision
Of ). G. ByER. 81 bsS7 @7i9
Day calls may be left st the Office Of 80
South Sixth-st., and night calls at either No.
81 North Sixth-st, or No. u North Marion
street. VT.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

Atthe last meeting Of the Com
moi Council. Mr.. James nj.
Starr, by permission, read draft
ofa proposed contract With the
lessees OF tho Fort Wayne railroad
which provided that in case they
erected in this city, this year, shops
10 cover an area of~70U0 square
feet, 10 be supplied with power,
tools and men enough to manufac-
ture all the rolling stock made by
the company, and to do all their
repairing, that they double the
size OF the shops in 1878, and that
they thrible the size in 1874 the
city should ratify and make good
the lease of said road.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

The early morning passenger
train from indianapolis, on Wed
nesday last, brought the corpse of
q wealthy colored man named
Robert jackson, aged about seventy
years, and whose place Of residence
is Brooklyn, N Y. He was o lay
delegate to the colored Methodist
conference recently held at Nash
vile, Tenn, and, with some COM
panions was on his way home
when, as the train was leaving In
dianapol:s. he met his death by .
sudden hemorrlisge of the bowels.
The body Was taken off here, en-
cascd and forwarded early the
following morning.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

In walking through the exten-
sivc furniture rooms OF Elliott &
Hugou, on North Franklin street,
a few days since, we became con-
vinced that, if any one stood in
need of anything in the furniture
line, here was the place, to come to
end just what was wanted. The
furniture is all of their own max g
and therefore can be relied on for
durability. Call and examine 70
yourselves.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

A furniture dealer in this city,
while attempting1to to settle up with
an eastern agent, one day this
week, lost his temper. He now
carries his right arm very carefully
wrapped in q linen rag. Some
ssy that he hit the agentsin the
back OF the head, while others in.
form US that he missed him and
hit the wall. As the party himself
is not very communicative OH the
subject, we can't say just which
statement is correct. s.,s,sz zsv
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18
LOCAL RECORD
LADIES, FAIR.

The Ladies' Of st. Paul's German 1.uther-
any Church, purpose holding Fair at
Phillips Hall, commencing Monday night, May
Goth. 1877, and will be continued throughout
the week, for the benefit Of the Church. Many,
nseful articles will be offered for sale and
leo Cream, Coffee and Refreshments OF all
kinds will be on hands, and the Public gen
orally, are invited to come and partake, and
thus give their assistance to laudable OBJ
iect, and get the church ont of debt.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

On Sunday morning, 12th inst, at his
late residence in this city, j. Perry, Al. ID :,
formerly of Bristol England. - ea s
The diseased has been resident of our
city for more than twenty years past, and was
universally known and respected He has
always been faithful and cons:stant member
OF the n. Z. Church, and stood high in This
profession. He leaves large circle Of iela-
tives and friends to mourn his lees. sef
On Sunday evening at o O'Clock, q. her
mother s residence, South Marion ST., Miss
Mary e. Smith, aged q years.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18
Commissioners Sale,

Jacob Aoegle,et al Wayne Common
vs. K Pleas Court.
Corneiia RUSSELL, ct al. No, 45l9. o.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed. . Com missioner, appointed by
said Court in the above cause 70 sell the real
estate hereinafter described. Will sell q
private sale the following real estate in the
city of Richmond, Wayne county, State Of
Indiana, to-wit:
The north half of lot numbered seventeen
~ in that part Of said city laid out by Jamee
4. Dugdale. will receive bids for the sans
until the 18th day Of June, 1872 ind il said
property is not sold at private sale, j viii sell
the same at public auction, on tfe premises.
tween ths hours Of and O'Clock n. M.
TERMS OF SALE:-One. .thirl cash On.
third in nine months, and one third in eiah-
teen months. Notes 70 be given for said de.
terrsd Payments, waving relief from ivalus.
ton and appraisement laws, bearing interest
rom day Of sale, and to be secured by mortr-
age on said real estate.
ENCS THOMAS, Commissioner.
Richmond, May IL, 1872 I04w
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18
GUARDIANS SALE OF

.-E :. st5
,REALESTATEl
NOTICE is hereby given that by author =
IL Of an order of the Court Of Comm
Pleas u Wayne County and State OF Tndisa
the undersigned Guardian Of the Estate o'
Emma N. Baumcr, viii sell on the preuis,s
on the lst day of June, 1872, at l o'ciocs
M, the following Real Estate, situlsci in ,ss
city OF Richmond, Wayne county, State Of
Indiana, and described as follows:
Being . part of lot No. one hundred aud
twe3ty-six 12o, in that part Of said city, la;i
out BY John and Samuel Smith, and bounslal
as follows: Beginning on Main street scvent7
six feet and ton and one b slf inches East fro
the North West corner Of lot uumba~e 7
I2!, in said John and Samuel Ssniia
addition to said city; running thence Ia
sixteen 16) feet and ten and one half incssez
along Msin Street in said city, to the mid9ls
Of brick wall, thence South through tina
middle Of said brick wall seventy ( 70l fee
thence East two e feet and three Is inchs
thence South TO an, alley sixteen (l6) g
wide; thence West nineteen (191 feet an
one and one half inches; thence North to -sa
place Of beginniDg. Said lot subject ta I.
South end for the purpose of making the a :
sale will BE-, one third OF purchase moneY
cash at time of sale; one third in one yee
and one third in two years; deferred par
Inents to bear interest from date Of sale. This
property will be offered for Public Sale on
eait day, As above specified, unless thu
same SHOULD be sold AT private sale befoF,,
ssid date. BEHNHT DAUsMER,
rGanrdiau.
Mar 3. 1872. sts.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18
Look Out for the Eagle Wagon.

We've got ONE Kor,haus in our
city, and he and Schwesnan, have
the largest quantity, and the finest
SPRINa Ics, South Of the North
Pole. They solicit the patronage
of our fellow>citizens, and as the
Presidential Campaign occurs this
year, VIC will all need mo ore cooling
applications. Lock out for the
Ergle Ice Wagon, and pa.ronize
Messrs. Kourthaus Il Schwcgman.
Office No. 81 South Marion St
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

A fine assortment Of chromos,
embracing some Of the latest pub-
siications. just received at the book
store of J H Hale d Co. Call and
see them.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

The next Indiana State Fair is to be
held at Indianapolis in September, com
mencing on the Both, and lasting the
whole week. The premiums in cash and
gold and silver medals will amount to
$4,000, s=-- sxHAszs.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

Dr.. Boardman, Of New York,
will preach at Fifth Street Friends
Meeting House on Monday. tve-
ming next, on the doctrine Of the
Higher Life 1t will be rene M
bered that he WAS here on a simi-
lar mission about one year ago.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

The Cause OF Temperance finds some
of its most insidious and dangerous es in
she many so-called 'tonics' and apretizers,'
made Of cheap whisky and refuse liquors,
finished up TO suit depraved appetites, under
the name Of medicines. DIR. WALKERS
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR R1TERs are none of
these. They are not beverage, buta genuine
medicine, purely vegetable, prepared from
California herbs by q regular physician. For
all diseases Of the stomach, liver, kidneys,
bladder, skin and blood, they are an infallibls
and uurvalled remedy.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

Mr.. G. R. Cory, the Democratic
aspirant to Congressional honors
10 this district, was in the city
Saturday last, shaking hands quite
ipdustriousiy
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

TRADE AND FIRE.--Our friend
Ca. Outland, some weeks ago,
trad ed his Msin street property to
Mr.. Pearson, of the neighborhood
ofLynn, Randolph county, for his
fal m, containing 86a acres-giving
Mr.. o. $500 to boot. He rented
out his farm, and on last Thursday
two weeks, April 25'h went out
there TO attend to come business.
He put his horses up in the stable,
and went up into the now and
threw down some fodder and fed
them. Whist talking to neigh,
hor of his tenant, shortly after
coming out of the barn, he glanced
towards the barn and discovered it
to be in. flames. They both rush
ed into the barn, and with much
difficulty got out the horses-Mr.
Outland having his hands slighil
burned. It took but very short
time to burn down the baln. Mr..
Out.and had hiswagon which was
nearly new, together, with some
harness consumed.
Mr Ouland thinks he lad some
mrtches in his vest pocket, and, in
STOPPING down to pick up the fod-
der, they must have dropped out
of his pocket, ignited and set the
barn on fire. His loss is about
seven or eight hundred collars.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18
JURUBEBA.

Is u powerful tonic, especially adapted
for use in Spring, when the Lauguid and De-
bilitated system needs strength and vitality
1t will give vigor to the feeble, strength 70 fhe
the sluggish, rest to the weary, quiet to the
nervous, and health TO the infirm.
IT is South American. plant, which, ac-
cording to the medicef and scientific period.
icals of London and Paris, possesses the most
powerful tonic properties known to Mattria
Medica, and is we'll known in it's native couu-
try as having wonderful curative qualities,
snd has been lo1g used a. . Specific in ali
ment of the Liver andSpleen, Tumors, Drop.
y, Poverty of the Bicod, Debility, Weakness
OF the Intestines, Uterine or Urinary Organs.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18
The Madison Courier says:

The oh Of May passed without
having bal killing frosts, the fruit
may be considered safe. The crop
in the fruit growing sections Of
Indiana and kentucky will be very
large. Peaches, apples and pears
will be abundant, while the plum
and cherrey crop, and raspberr;as.
grapes, currants and strawberries
will be plenty.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

sewer through his land on the river
bank. Resolution adopted.
A communication was read from
No. 8 Fire Company declining to
work their engine nEy longer as
fire engine, because the city author
tiles, without consulting them. had
used, as "weA digger" No ac-
ton. yfsia f
The same submitted memorsn-
dunn of the property claimed by
them, for which they thought the
city should pay, the total amount
Of which was -S39J,25. Referred
TO Committee on Fire Department
The Chief of Fire Department
submitted statement of oil the
property belonging to the City
Fire Department, the total value of
which is s30,383,6S. 75n.tit
A bill Of Indebtedness Of the
city to the officers OF the election
on May 7th. 1872. $50, 90 in amount,
was presented and referred to Com :
mittee ON Claims. gC,4 ae -
The Chief Fire Engineer report
ed IS fires during the past year. -
After some iHballotinga VIM. L
Taylor was elected Market Master,
and Andrew j; Bell Wood Measur-
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18
IL GIVEN AWAY
3 ITO AEY BOOK AGENT,
A S 500 G. r e e N 3 A OK
And a specimen of the s1.f
> GREAT INDUSTRIES

1900 Pages and 500 Engravings
Printed in English aud German.
Written by 20 Emiaent Authors Including
Horace Greeley and 5oha B Cough.
We want agents in every town t. solicit
orders for this work, on liberal terms. II is
complete history of all branches Of indus
rry, processes OF manufactures, etc. No like
work ever published. One agent sold 1873 in
eight days, another i25 in one week, another
2cS intwo weeks. Arearly application will
secure a choice in territory Full particulars
and terms will be sent free, with specime
Of this Great Work. and IS Greenback. u
j. B. RU. IL & HYDE, Hartford, Conn !;
iChicsgo. Ills and Cincinnati, Ohio. 10lwd.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

~ Office open from 7:15 A. y Ito 7:3p
p.x. On Sunday, from e:00t to 1000 AM
@-Those who desire to get TO their work
at an earlier hour and want their mail matter.
can get into the Office by the north east
B.w. DAVIS, p. NJ.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

Strawberries, ~cucurnbers, new
potatoes, asparages, radishes, let
-tuce, onions, DC at Mccullough &
Grice's9daily market. Uofz
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

The city has furnished new trough, for
the psmp on Main street between Marion and
Pearl. II 10 painted red With the exception
sf two legs which are not painted at all, and
il, on the whole, an improvement on the old
ops, and quite as attractive as the pump is.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

The Dedicatory Services Of the
l OiOF at New Paris, Ohio, on
the Oath inst, will commence at
two o'clock 2 81. Grand Secreta.
ry " G. Earl viii conduct the ser
vices.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

John Nutter, civil engineer for
the proposed Indianapolis, Me-
Arthur & Columbus (Ohio) roll
road, is in the city for a short Wis
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, May II.
COrTON-Demand good at full prices; ;lOw
middling, 22Lc.
FLOUR-De,nanl fair aad market firm;
family SO 90 to g 80.
WHEAT-S2 2 05-to 2 o..
CORN--53 to sac s.-es@t
RYE-e3 to Soc. ...-5s
UATS-46c
BARLEY-70 to SOC.
PROylSIONS--Polk;I I3 90
LARD--SLc.
HOGS--S 81 00g4 Is
EGGS-13c.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

The sheet-iron roofing ON one
side Of the new passenger depot
was almost all torn up and blown
of during the terrific wind that
prevailed on Saturday last.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

A young man named Stewart,
second cousin Of A 7. Stewart, OF
New York, Game to this city from
Belfast, Ireland, a few months ago
and is earning an honest living
here as day laboFsr.-Terre
Haute Express.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

The proprietors ofthe Poor asylum
artesian well at Terre Haute, are con-
fident Of yet reaching something rich and
remunera:ive. Just now they hsvs
reached the concentration of oil the
stinks ever known to the world.-It is
now one Thousand six hundred feet desp.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18
Dr.. WI!Y. Extract d j,'ytE.,

h strengthening and nourishinR like nutri-
cious food, taken into the stomach. il assimi-
lates and diffdses itself through the circula.
ton giSiug yigsr and healali. u ~
It regulates the Bowels, quiets the nerves,
acts directly on the Secretive Organs. and by
its powerful TONIC and restoring effscts, pro-
duces healthy and vigorous action Of the
whole sy stem &C. t
! JOHN Q KELLOGG, 1s Plat ST., NY.
Sole AGENT for the c cited States.
Price 81 per Bottle. Send for Circular. IO4w
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

Rev. Nj Hughes, Of this city,
and Rev. G y Little of Corners
Vile, exchanged pulpits last Sum-
day,
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

"A meeting has been appointed
q be held at the Mayors Office to-
night, to make arrangements for
the decoration of the soldiers
graves. Let there be a general
attendance.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

- The. new bank company have
secured the room on the corner OF
Main and Fifth streets, under the
fremont House ana viii occupy it
about the first Of next molth.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

Call on Nc Cullough & Grice for
the latest vegetables and berries Of
the season.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

Croquet blossoms. 1t seems
that the cold winter didn't injure it
q particle.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

) The new ! steamer is here. II
arrived w ednesday morning. It's
name is-No 8. "Only this and
aOthing more p
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

/. Strawberries have made their,
appearance in the market at the
moderate price of so cts per quart.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

: H~you would enjoy good dish
Of ice cream, call at Meals dining
hall on Noble street, opposite the
new passenger depot.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

The usual bills we're presented,
and properly disposed Of when, on
motion, Council adjourned. .,.4, :
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

100000 budding plants ot E y
Teas Cascade Gardens. South
Pearl Street. 4ts
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18
MARRIED..

On Sunday evening last, bv. James ?
Burgess, Esq, at his resience,,Mr. Sanders
Widup and Miss Josie Wasson, daughter of
Fleming Wasson, al of this vicinity.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

The farm Ts in this locality were
much rej iceL at the good, soaking
rain that fell esterdav.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

Ice cream, q constant supply, al
Meals dining hall on Noble st.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

1t has been suggested that as
the National game is about pla yed
out. humble peg clubs be organ
lied instead.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

Jonathan Newman, formerly of this sity,
COW Brownsville, Nebraska. lawyer, is in
the city on short visit.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

It is reported that the potato
bugs have again put in an appear
ance in this locality
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

A horned frog, from Texas. was one Of the
curiosities exhibited on the street this week.
lteats nothing whatever. but lives exclusive
ly on air.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

A fine stock of baby wagons, OF
all styles, at Ed. Dalby's, eas
Main st,
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

Green peas and new potatoes
are now in the market. 5d'
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

Ed. Dalhy has tie finest assort7
ment of baby wagons in the MARI
ket. Call aid see them 7hefore
purchasing.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

The new city fathers were in
their seats at the meeting Of Coun-'
ell on Tuesday evening last, snd
took bold of. business like old
hands. IA
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

Glcnwood Park was opened on Tuesday
last. In the evening dance was had on the
green.
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

Col. John A Bridgland has again
taken up his residence In this city
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18

The Office of the Ha~freund has been re-
moved from the Herald building to a room
under the Telegram Office. Ae3
The Richmond palladium., 1872-05-18
Death of T. Buchanan Read.

I. Buchanan Read, the poet and artist, died
in New York City on Saturday night last
from severe attack Of pneumonia. He was
born in Chester county, Penn, March II.
1872, and accordingly has just completed his
fftieth year. At the age of seve nteen he
entered upon the study of sculpture, but
soon turned his attention to painting, in
which pursuit he was very success ful. In
lsAl he became contributor to magazines,
s'iil working as painter. Subsequently he
made two visits to Europe, returning to this
country early in the war. While abroad his
artistic talents met With recognition as was
attested by his portraits of some of the
crowned heads. while his Lost PIeiad and Harp
of Erin were bought for the cabinets of
European collectors. In his native country
be is more popularly known as a poet, but
his poetical fame will rest chiefly on his
"Wad Wagner and Sheridan's Ride"
though some Of his other pieces are exquis-
ite in refinement of thought and expression.
A SueeRsrIoN.-Noticing that similar
plans have been set on foot in Indianapolis
and other cities, we suggest that accounts be
opened at the several banks in the city in
the names Of the Orphans Home. The Wo-
mans Aid Society, and the Home for the
Frien,lless, and that deposites be received
there in such sums as the donors feel like
contributing II it shsuld be but Is cents
month-and very many can easily spare 81
or more-this am ouat, say from five hundred
men and women of this city would yield by
first Of next Nay, greater income than
ould be nstted by two or three "fairs, !" be-
sizes saving a generous company Of self
sacrificing women the annoyance and un-
certainty Of begging from door to door, or
resorting 10 such experiments as the oeca-
sion demands. Let It be tried. T.