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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES

MILL be sold on Monday the Goth inst.
at public sale, at the late residence
ofCasPer Chenoweth, deceased, all the
personal property of the said es-
tate, consisting of number OF Young
horses, cattle, hogs. sheep, grain of every
KIND on the held and in the stack, togefh-
er with quantity of farming utens,is,-a
new two horse Wagon, plouglis, &c. &c.
and household and kitchen furniture
safe to commence at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ
4 credit OF tweive months will be given on
all sums over oue dollar. Due attend nee
given by
SARAH CHENOWETN.
Administrators
August Bird, 1888 50
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

Cincinnati MisTer.-Wc would refer
our readers tothe prospectusof this paper.
which wehave published on another page
Of this number. We have not doubt Of
ite sustaining the character Of Western
Literature. Mr.. J. Block, is agent for
1t in this place.
Parley's Maga=inc-is an exceedingly
neat and excellent publication for chill
dren and youth. We have been favored
with the first quarter of the volume neatly
bound We would particularly recon-
mend it to school teachers as a reading
book for schools. No parent Of young
children could spend one dollar more ad-
yansageously than by subscribing for this
work.
We have neglected to notice the re-
ceipt ola new paper established in Fort
Wayne, BY Messrs. Tigar & Noel. The
Fort Wayne Sentinel, is realty printed
on a super-royal sheet, and new type
The editors display considerable taste
and tact in their editorial department.
for which we hope they will receive the
encouragement, their exertions merit.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03
For the Richmond Palladium,
TO THE PUBLIC.

In the Times Of the 18th Of the Seventh
month, VIC observed our names used as a
matter preference relative to some state
uAnts which O. II. Smith is said to have
used in Washington. We were present
when Oliver addressed the people of
Washington and its vicinity, and are Of
the opinion that we cannot refer the pub
lie TO better publication than the hand
bill published by o. II. Smith himself Of
The 4th inst. So far as we are acauaint-
Ell with its contents as respects our
Names, they were used in the communi-
ca;ion signed "S'' not only without our
consent. but it was known that neither of
US was willing that our names should be
thrown before the public, for or agains,
either party; and this, they who referred
TO our names did know Tor at least some
OF them) Tor we are candidiy Of the opin-
Ion ths; many. il not nearly all Of such
publications are more or less dissraceful
to an enlightened republican government,
JONATHAN MENDENH.ALL.
ELIJAH MENDENHAtl..
Seventh mo. 29sh. lSS3.
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For the Richmond Palladium.
A CARD.


To the rofers Of ibis Coagrsssionaldissricf
Centreville, Aug. l, ls33.-On my AZ
rival here last evening, met wet from
the press, the lengthy circular Of my com
petitor. Gen. M'Carty, containing a mum
Der Of certificates and other matter a.
gainst me. This course was anticipated
Just on the eve Of the election, my CON
Petitor has thought proper to make thi.
publication, this being in his opinion nc
doubt the propitious time Knowing thai
it will be impossible for me to answer and
refute them over this extensive dis,ric,
before the election Whether this course
will meet the appreciation Of an intelli-
gent public or not, is yet to be determin-
ed. l shall await the result with full con-
fidence that at the polls on next Monday
majority Of the people Of the district
will do me justice.
OH. SMITH.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT

HIATT s. MOORE of Milton, and CA
LEB K. WILLIAMS OF this place.
having purchased the entire stock OF A :
chiiies Williams in TIE saddiiDg business,
will hereafter conduct said business, at the
same stand, (corner Of Main and Front ste
In Kichmond,) under the firm OF Hiatt,
Moore 4 Wtlttams, where they intend keep
ing at all times, a general assortment q
S.iD"'.ES, BRIDES, KiR-.ESS,
TRLN.-S, ROBES, aud all other arti-
cles in their line Of business, Of the best
=. Ateria!s and workmanship, and at the
most reasonable prices. Their experience
IN the business warrants them in saving
that their work will recommend itself to
the former customers Of the shop and the
public generally.
JOEL HIATT,
CHARLES IL. MOORE.
CALEB X. WILLIAMS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

We learn from the ssPennsylvian''
that the health of the President Is toll
erably good, considering the fatigue he
has recently encountered" and s.that
be viii probably retire for a short Pc
riod from Washington, to enjoy the
cool hreezes and braciny AR Of the
Rip Raps."
The New Orleans Bulletin says that
the South and Southwestern sectors
ofthe D. States are capable Of furnish
ling 600, 900 hogsheads Of sugar annu-
|ally.
Ten hundred and twenty five bodies
we're inferred at New Orleans from
the first to the twenty fifth Of last
month.
From an official report it appears
that the number Of deaths by Cholera
at Havana was $3.50, namely 1905
whites and 500 blacks.
PHILADELPHIA, July l9.--We I'M
derstand that such is the scarcity of the
best kind Of bark used by tanners, that
the kind usually denomnate.! Spanish
Oak will readily command from $50
to S2l a cord. The scarcity Of the
article has interrupted the regular bu-
siness Of severaI tanners.
Cargo Of Wild .4nis,als.-The ship
Triton, Capt. Morrill,, arrived at Bos-
ton On Thursday from the Cape Of
Good Hope, having on board two lions,
two hyenas, four jackalls, five zebras,
three crescent poreuPines, two large
balloons, three ostriches. two eagles,
one quaga, and several other animals.
10.
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ANNUAL ELECTION

For Congress.-OLIvER ii. SMITH,
M'CARTY.
For the Legislature-A. THORNBER
RY,-HENRY R-ABNER NJ
BRADBERRY.-Z. w. PENDLETON
j. MARTIN.-NM. STEELE JOHN
ERWIN. JONES'. PIERCE
ABEL LOMAX.
For Coroner -CHARLES O,HARRA
WILLIAM ELDRIDGE
For Commissioner.-P SAVILLE
JOHN BISHOP.
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FROM THE GAR WEST.n

The steam boat Assineboine, B. Pratte
master, arrived al St. Louis on THURSDAY
night last, fiom the mouth ofthe Yellow
Stone. with full cargo of furs, skins. sc
for the American Fur Company. By this
arrival, we learn, that the steam boat
Yellow Stone lost three of her hands and
a pilot by the cholera, while ascending
the river, near the mouth Of the Kansas.
We also learn, that Famine, a Calamity
more dreadful than the Cholera-threat-
ems the inhabitants Of the immense re.
gioD Of the Upper Missouri. No Buffalo
had appeared upon the plains of that coun-
try during the past sPring, and the Indians,
IN the thriftless economy which governs
them at all times, were in consequence
destitute Of means Of subsistence. Even
the traders we're compelled to suhsist on
Baftalo tongues, obtained during pre-
ceding season,) and corn; and the voy :
ayers had not tins fare allowed to them.
No one has, we believe, pretended to ac-
count for this disappearance of the I'M
mense herds Of Buffalo which covered
those regions. It was observed, BY per-
sons who were in the Assinibone, and who
have been in the habit Of navigating the
Missouri, that points at which vast num-
bers Of Buffalo had always been known to
herd, were deserted, or but a single one
now and then seen.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

TIVE undersigned informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has
removed his shop to Main street, a few
doors west of the National Hotel, and
nearly opposite the printing ONCE, where
he intends carrying on the above business,
In all its various branches. He will war
rant his work to be as good as any made in
the country, and hopes BY strict attention
to business to share part of the public
patronage.
ANSLEM WATSON.
Richmond, Sth. mo. 3rd. 1888. 80
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nF the residence of George and Theopo-
lis Nicholson, who came to this coun-
try several years since. and it is presumed
settled somewhere in this section of the
state. Their brother Levin Nicholson, of
Philadelphia Is anxious to hear from them,
and any person who may know any thing
OF said Nicholson's would confer particu-
lar favor by sending such information to
this Office, addressed to Thomas Wiley.
July 9th, 1893.
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>or sale. The subscriber wishes to dis
pose Of his Coffee house establishment.
embracing an excellent assortment Of
first rate liquors, confectionarie>, nuts.
casks, &c. The terms a small par, cash,
and liberal credit will be gwen for the
J. b. GARDNER
july 9th, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

CIo3gk-the murderer Of Mrs. Mar,
w. Hamilton, made his escape from pris-
on, on the night of the Goth ult. ale ef
fectcd his escape by burning away the
woodwork attached to the iron bars Of
one Of the windows Of the prison-passed
through tho yard, and by means Of some
boards, and his blanket torn into pieces
tied together as a rope, thus escaped
over the WALL" He was re.aken on the
following evening, by black man, in
the woods, about two miles from Mount
Holly. We presume he was executed on
the 26th of last month.
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> now located in the town Of Richmond.
Wayne county, Indiana. His Office Is
on " ashlngton street, two doors north q
the Union Hall, where he may be founa
ready to attend to any calls In the line oi
his profession, and from long practica.
experience he hopes to give general salts
faction.
May llth. 1888 Is
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a TToRNEY and CoUNsELLoR AT La ". hay-
ing permanently located himself in
Richmond, respectfully lnforms tine public
that he y i'll faithfully attend to ali business
that he may be entrusted with In the line
of his profession. He viii regularly at
tend the Circuit courts of Wayne, Union.
Fayette, Rush, Delaware, Henry. and
Randolph counties.
March ?, 1888. 8
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

GRATEFUL for the liberal patronage
they have received since they have
been doing business in this place, and
having just received a new assortment of
GOODS, respectfully invite the ladies and
gentlemen of this town and its vicinity to
give them a call, AS they hatter themselves
that they can accommodate on as good
terms as any house in the place. Their
store is one door east of Blanchard and
Merrick's.
August 3, 1888. 20
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For the Richmond Palladium

For Tie Richmond Palladium.
Nh. EDITOR, from what have learned
from you, and from other information,
hereby declare that I do not think that
NJ. d. Springer carried my name TO the
editor Of the Sentinel. as l believed AT
the time ! wrote the said piece signed X,
which if had believed before, his name
would not have been in that article.
DANIEL REID.
August End, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

@We are requested to state that the
Rev. LEVI PURvIANcE, will preach in the
brick school house, in this place, on to-
morrow Sunday at 4 O'Clock, p. n.

CAoIera.-1he report Of the inter-
ments in Cincinnati, for the week ending
on Wednesday the 9th ult. gives the
number Of ninety-nine; but We presume,
the actual number of deaths was greater.
Since that time there has been consider
able abatement Of the disease, and for the
last two Or three days, but few cases have
occurred.
Three or four deaths have occurred at
the Lane Seminary, two miles from the
city.
In Shearon, a small village about IL
miles north Of Cincinnati, the Cholera
prevailed with great mortality
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

EsPEcTHULLv informs the citizens of
Richmond and its vicinity that he has
permanently located himselfin Richmond,
and Is now prepared to attend to all pro-
fessional calls. Office on Pearl street.
nearly opposite the Methodist church
November 80, 1882 4Stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

a LII those indebted to the estate of the
late Casper Chenoweth, of this coanty.
are notified to make immediate payment,
and all those having claims against said es-
tate are requested to present them legally
authenticated for settlement within one
year from this date.
SARAH CHENOWETH.
August 3, 1888. 30
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a LII persons indebted to the subscriber
are informed that unless their respec
tive debts are paid on or before the sixth
day of August next, their notes or ac-
ountswill be left with Justice ofthe peace
for collection according to law.
B. GARDNER.
July 9th, 1893.
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INSURANCE from losses by fre.

H-SSC 1S1&-NCEs 11OzIt 1Us>cS " NIee
ANlNG been appointed agent of the
Hartford, Connecticut "Protec ton
Fire Insurance Company" the subscr ibed
IS ready to attend to all the business OF the
agency. The Company have a capital OF
Sioo,OOO, with the privilege lgran;ed oy
the charter) of increasing the same to
half a million dollars. assurances are ef-
fected BY this company, both ON real and
personal property on the most moderate
terms. Every information will oe cheer
fully and promptly given on all appiica-
tions made either by person, sr ny letter
(post paid) at the Office of the agency In
Richmond.
J. ID. VAUGHAN, Agent.
May 4, 1888.
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n. e. Jcn,s is,ss,..Iuif0s..

- E>rEcTFULLy informs the citizens O:
kichanond and its vicinity, tAnk he
has commenced the above business, ons.
door east OF Mr.. N. Laws leather store
en- Main street, where all orders ia his
line Will be executed with fidelity anu
despatch. Public patronage is respectful.
iy solicited.
February lG, 1883. L
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las permanently located himself in
Richmond, Indiana. H4 is connect
ed with DR.. Nixon in the various branches
Of the profession. Office on Washington
street, two doors above Union Hall.
Richmond, August 3, 1923. 30
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'3NiE subscribers will pay one doll ar and
twenty-five cents per hundred, for
old cast iron, such as old broken potts.
kettles, andirons, plough rnoulds. &c. &C
and fair price for heavy pieces, if deliver
ed at their foundry in Richmond. A pcp.
ny saved is worth two earned.
GROVER u WILLIAMS
January 18th, 1888. "a
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Clouds Of locusts have lately made
their appearance in Arkansas. In the
forests, their course is marked by the
wilted and sellow leaves of the young
and tender branches which have beer
perforated by them for the deposit oil
their eggs.
Our much esteemed fellow towns
man, Charles S. Walsh. esq. late score.
tary obligation of the United States
at Madrid, died on a Journey from
that city towards Velencia, whithe,
he was proceeding for the state of his
health--being afflicted with confirm.
ed consumpton.-~iIe was a gentleman
OF fine talents, and highly accomplish
ed, and only % years old.
From Bristol.-A gentleman who
arrived in town to-day from Bristol. in
forms us that the Rev. Z. X. Avery is
not now to be seen.-Prov. Gaz.
In the jail at E. Greenwich, r. /,
a man ofintemperate habits, who was
confined for a breach Of the peace,
killed himself by drinking a pint Of raw
brandy. lie suspended a bottle by a
string from the Jail window, aud some
friend tiled It. The jailer heard his
groans, and found him in commissions.
He survived the draft but two hours
and half.
MIR. w. IL. Milton, Of Boston. has
presented President jackson with a
new suit Of black clothes, from the
cIotn manufactured by the Northamp-
ton Manufacturing Company, as a
specimen Of New England skill and
industry.
Abel Shawk, of Cincinnati, has in.
vented a lock and patented it. lie
offers 500 to any person who will
pick or open it with false key.
An expedition has been fitted out py
Dr. Scudder Of New York, for the pur.
pose of capturing the sea serpent.
The Doctor started on Thursday week
for Nahant, where the aquatic reptile
was last observed; and is determined,
If there be such a wonder IN existence
to administer to the curiosity of the
New Workers.
The Memory Of Washington. When
temples and trophies shall have meul-
dered into dust; when the glor, OF
other names shall be but the legends
Of tradition, and the light Of other
live only in song philoso-
phy will rise again in the sky Of our
FRANKLIN. aud glory rekindle in the
light Of her own WASHINGTON.
The letter mail bag, or "Pcuch,' .
was missed between New Brunswick,
IN. j. and New York, in the night Of
the 9Th inst. aud no doubt stolen. The
postmaster at New Brunswick in offer
ing reward for the recovery of the
maj, &c. gives a list Of checks and
drafts which are known to have been
in the mail, and also mentions cons,d-
cradle sums Of money, which had been
also reported to him.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

REED, has on hand an assortment o..
DYE STUFFS, among which are the
following, viz: Logacood, Camposd, Fussie.
.Nicaraguay, Indigo, Cochiaea,, .Madae.,
Btae Tariof, .4lam, Emery, Of all sizes,
S.eef Oh, OIL TUsiol. .Hapsa,ic Acid, ana
most other articles in bis line, which. will
be sold unusually low at the new Drug
store hQaond, Indiana
lo:., q
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

AVE on hand, a general assortment OF
SADDLERY which they will sell
Low for cash, or exchange for the followinc
srticees of country produce: Wheat, Corn
Bacon, Beeswax, Flax and Tow Linen,
Linsey, &c. &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

Our exchange papers are as the ssbar.
rem fig tree" ofolden days, they contain
nothing Of interest. fit were rot for the
sea serpent family and Major Jack Down
ing it would he a time Of want indeed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

The editor Of the Ohio Sun, says: INC
man IS fit to wear the editorial eorn in
defence Of the snion, until he has procur.
cd himself wIFE.n-Bah! old Caution!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-03

: !;
rious branches, on Main street,
nearly opposite the National Hotel, where
they intend to keep on hand large and
general assortment OF Fancy and Winsor
Chairs, Settles, DC. which they will sell low
for cash or approved country produce.
r.. ii. Il q. ID. CITIZENS.
Richmond, April 10Th, 1888. Is
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Physicians and Country Mercaasfs can be-
supplied on as good terms IS they can he
had west OF the mountains, with the best OF
articles. IRWIN REED.
n. b. The subscriber having an acqaain-
lance IN the east which vii e1sbie hun 10
buy on such terms a. TO compete xitA sisn,-
Tar establishments in Cincinnzsi, latter
himself, that he VIII receive general pat
ronaSe.
Any orders that may be sent from a dis
lance will be punctuall- attended 10.
July II, 1sis p
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August Bird, 1888
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-31
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

Ii is quite time that the attention ct
the public should oe seriously turned
to the contemplation Of the subject Of
capital punishment. as carried on IN
this country. We look upon the law
that exacts blood for blood, as anti
christian and barbarous, and have de-
termined to contend earnestly for its
repeal. The existence of suca law
in Pennsylvania, a state originally
founded BY William Penn, and at pre-
sent largely occupied BY members Of
the Society OF Friends. is at once re-
marEable and discreditable, inasmuch
as we believe that every member OF
that Society is earnestly opposed to
this law Of blood. Ifany good results
were attained by the law, it might be
tolerated; but We kno" that theits and
other crimes are constantly committed
under the gallows. and wnen we see
that murders, instead OF diminishing.
increase. we cannot discover the utIli-
tv. to say nothing Of the philanthropy
Of the measure. which authorizes the
sheriff Of 4 county 10 launch his fellow
nea into eternity. The penalty OF
murder. We admit. should be a severe
one. The wretch who, from passion.
lust, OF mercenaTy motives. deliberate
| " imbrues his hands with the blood o;
human being, should suffer severely
even in this world. for guilt, and hence
We think that solitary imprisonment
turing life. with all the horrors Of {
m1cderers conscience. would be fal
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more suitable penalty, in all respects,
than the ignoninious death at the
hands of the exeCutIoncr. We believe
that scarcely difference Of opinion
exists IN this state as 10 the anti-philan-
;hroPhy of capital punishment. All
IdePrecate il. and would. if the ques-
ton, were put to vote, go for its abo!-
ton. Why. then, not have it abolish
cd? The Legislature is responsible to
the people, and ifthe latter, through
their public journals, speak their senti-
meats upon the subject, this disoredita-
Bile relic Of barbarou. ages will soon DC
taken from our statutes. We invite
the attention OF our brethren through
out the state to this subject. let
them speak out; let public opimo,, DC
truly and July asceriained, SO that tho
usdue uy rla. rA..sssru>. VIC
th:-I, -s--.as the last er--ion Of the
l. gislature, may be carried into effect,
and capital punishment be aboi,-aed
IN the great and philan,hroplc state Of:
Pennsy via; BickaeH
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Notwithstanding the government OF
the U. 5. lost during the 5years, from
1911 to 1916, when it made its dcpos-
ties in the state banks, upward, OF
Sl,OOO,O0O, aud that with the exeep-
tons of this 5 years, the government
funds, since the organization OF the
government, have been deposited In
the United States Bank, and trans
mitted TO any point needed without
charge. and without the loss OF cent:
Notwithstanding these facts, crusade
is formed BY the powers that o.. to
destroy that institution, give lis depo-
SITS to the state banks again, and con
sequently to lose millions more Of the
peoples money merely to crafty few
stock jobbcrs, money changers and OF
flee holders. notwithstanding the
peoples Representatives decided ~ a
vote Of no to As, that the deposits
we're safe in the L. $. Bank. and mat
it was ,nexpedient to rcnose them the
Globe cries out for al s'e> c-fnlna-iInS
war" upon that Institution. ail ITS
trunpeters through the country. CRY
out. the deposits must De removed, the
people will 1t, and call upon c"na raj
Jackson to remove the secretary al The
Treasury because he opposes Il, .. be
Ground that it is 10 direct violation Of
law OF the land, and viii prove des-
truct,ye to the interests OF the people.
To show more concla>iveiy the im-
policy OF the proposed measure. lei the
reader look at tho comparative eondi-
ton of the state banks, and the bank
of the United States, which are com
! oiled from official documents:
Tn banks ofthc state Of New OK