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AGRICULTURAL.

THE Board of Directors of the Wayne
County Agricultural Society, will meet in
on the first Saturday (6th) OF
May next, to transact business of the So
ciety.
At the last meeting of the Board, the
times of holding the Quarterly meetings OF
the Society, were changed from the first to
the second Saturdays in June, September,
December, and March.
Samuel Hannah of Centreville, Elijah
Coffin Of Milton, and John Finley of Rich
mend, were appointed to receive dues OF
members, and request payment as soon as
convenient. BY order of the Board.
JOHN FINLEY, Secretary.
April Goth 1899.
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ONE DAY LATER.

T-aae ofthe East.--The China trade
we hear, will I've thrown open. and the
direction Of all East India affairs as
sumed by government.
Peace O Erope.-The order recent
" issued for dismantlins Strasburgh
aud other strong fortresses has been
recalled by the French government,
but on what grounds, we have not
heard it explained.
Navigation 9th Srheidt.-Brussels
papers, received on Friday state that
the question of toll having been es-
tablished on the Schc!dt has been re-
solved to the satisfaction ofall parties,
that river being now rs open as ever
to the navigation Of all nations.
Spanish Coloaes.-The parent coun-
try, under the liberal and enlightened
auspices Of the Ouecn-rcgent, will it is
said, acknowledge the independence
Of all her ancient possessions in the
Western hemisphere--Cuba. Of course
excepted, which would benefit greatly
by opening a trade with the revolted
states.
Turkish Ew.-lbrahim Pacha, it is
now said. positively refuses to listen to
the interference of the European di-
plomatists, and is determined to press
on to Con>tantinop!c. 1t appears that
he consented 10 the armistic for no 9TH
or purpose than that Of recruiting and
refreshing his army.
Prospects of Peaee.-The Austrian
and French troops respectively are a
bout to be withdrawn from the Ro.
man States. The Austrian army {par-
ticularly as respects the Bohemian re-
eiments) is on the point of being con-
siderablv reduced. The garrison Of
Maycnce is to be forthwith placed on
the peace establishment.
.7Tairs Of Portsgo!.-A packet from
Lisbon has brought letters Of the 10th
ult., but they contain little news. It
is stated that great mortality from ty-
plus fever had taken place among the
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For the Richmond Palladium,

.4nsrer to the Enigma, published in theiast
Pailadium.-My 1, 3, and is veal; my
2, 3, 4 and 5 is heal; my 2, 4, 5 and 3 is
hale; my , and 3 is he; my and is la.
my 5, 3, 4, and lis Leah; my 5, 3 and 4 is
lea; my and ? is ali. my 2, 4 and is haw;
my 5, 4 and law; my 2, 3 and is hew;
my l, g, 4, 5 and 3 is whale, and my whole
is wheal. MARY.
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FLoRIDA.--Thc legislative council
adjourned on the 18th February, after
a session Of six weeks. Eighty-two
acts were passed, twenty five of which
are of general character. Sirteen bills
acre vetoed by the governor, four or five
Of which were amended and subse-
quently approved by him, and the 9TH
ers were passed by a requisite majority
of the council. Two banks were char
Union bank aid the Com
merelal bank of Apalachicola.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS. Feb. 2J.--On Friday, I'D
February, at half past five O'Clock, Z.
~, Madame the Duchess dc Beiri
cent to General Bugeand, Commander
Of the citadel Of Blaye, the following
declarations:
"Under the pressure Of cirCam-
stances, and influenced by the mea-
sures oftlse government, although ] had
the most urgent reasons for keeping
my marriage secret, l think it due to
myself as well as to my children, to de-
clare that l was secretly married dur
ing my residence in Italy.
Citadel of clay. I'D Feb. 1898.
(Sicned) MARIE-CAROi.lNE.'
This declaration, having been trans.
mitted by General Buseand to the
President of the Council, the Minister
Of War, was Immediately deposited
among the archives Of the chanCery Of
France.
Paris, February 26.--The declar-
alton Of the Duchess de Berri gives
death blow to the legitimatist party in
France. Every one is thinking what
reprobation will be excited through
out Europe by the marriage Of Marie
Louisa to Count N-iPerg. We are
curious to sec what language the or
gans oficgitimacy will now adopt
Since the announcement of the mar
rage Of the Duchess known to be-
long to the le.itimatist party. They
appear to much cast down by the news,
as 1t is contrary to all the principles OF
Legitimacy that the mother Of an heir
apparent to the throne ofFrance should
be married Il second time.
PARIS, March 1.-The Duchess de
Berri sent the declaration in the Moni-
teur. to Bordeaux. NJ. de Briassac
left Bordeaux on the morning Of the
25th, to retern to Prague. Liberty
has been promised to the Duchess,
who has announced her willingness to
retire to Naples, and trust her chill
d,cn to whatever fortune may await
thcm.-Go-ctte de France.
1t is dtiit ult to comprehend, says the
Courier Francai>, how the Duchess de
Bcrri, who has no communication with
any one. could have made known her
intentions relative to her retirement
and the tutnraee Of her children
PARIS, Feb. :.6.--On Saturday eve
ming Gen. Lafayette called at the res
idcnce Of the Minister Of Foreign At
fairs, where his presence surprised
more than one member Of the diPlO-
matte corps. The General came to
intcrcedc with the Munster for some
Polish refugees and to propose to hun
to subscribe to a ball which the Po-
lish Committee of Paris give OH Satur-
day next for the relief of the unfortun-
ate families thrown upon their charge
by the disaster Of Warsaw.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOTICE.

THE citizens of Richmond and vicinity
are respectfully invited to attend . public
meeting, TO be held at the brick school
house In this place, on Saturday, Goth inst.
at three O'Clock, p. NJ. in order to nOmi-
nate, by public sentiment, a suitable per-
son. to represent this district, in the en-
suing congress Of the United States.
April Goth, 1893. p.
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respectfully invited to attend.
r. BUTLER, Secretary.
As this society is just forming, we be-
speak for it crowded congregation
The suppression Of the alarming evil Of
intemperance, among US, should receive
the hearty and firm cooperation Of every
member of the community, who has its
welfare at heart The citizens, individ.
ually, may do much by Precept and en-
ample, but much more collectively, to put
down this blighting sin. We have not a
doubt but that Temperance Societies have
had a salutary influence upon many
communities. Why may it not on ours
Surely IT IS susceptible Of moral improve
ment. They are perhaps the only be-
nevolent societies existing in which av-
arice is made voluntarily subservient to
the promotion Of virtue. They are gain
ing a rong foot-hold on the continent of
Europe. In Prussia society has been
established by the public functionaries of
that 60, eminent. In Sweden, they have
made rapid strides towards roofing out the
use Of ardent spirits, and substituting
pleasant and healthy beverage in ats
stead. Coffee is their principal substi-
tute. There has also, been one recent,
established in Washington City land mos,
of the high officers Of our government
have become members.
rne evil OF intemperance, has been felt
by many, long ago; but they would as
soon have thought Of staying the bowling
winds Of heaven,as Of arresting the course
Of this hydra-headed mo lster, which has
been spreading the bosom Of destruction
over our land. True it has always been
the care Of the minister to denounce it
from the sacred desk; and every christian,
has, when opportunity offered, incu!ca.
ted the importance Of temperance, vet
even they would join in daily citations to
the demon they anathamatised. But pre-
cept will do no good unless followed by
example, in those who give the mandate.
Its march has been onward, and its track
marked with poverty and distress-"with
the heart-breaking groans and tears of
widows and orphans-with the wild laugh
of the idiot-wlth the rawlings Of the man.
iac-with the death shrek Of the suicide. II
Why then this reluctance! The moral
power of such institutions are far above
the force Of legal enactment, in
the vicious Propensities of
man. And it is an incontestitble fact
that wherever the claims of temperance
societies have been advanced, they have
but surely gained supporters;
we most sincerely hope, our
own little village may prosper in the
cause.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-20

SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1888.

We are authorised to announce the
name Of ABEL THORNBURG, as a
candidate for seat in the House Of Rep
resentatives, in the ensuing session of the
legislature.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-20

From the Wilmington Ohio Democrat.
The following is the literal copy Of
aletter, from a Shawnee Chief, to Mr..
Henry Harvey Of this vicinity. The
photography is in the general good,
and as to the ready use Of the pen,
.he writing is Of the FIRST order. and Of
tine E,ost fashionable business kind
Inferior perhaps to but few Of our best
Jerks; and is the highest eulogy on
benevolent excrtions to educate the
aavage tribes.
Kanzas River, Indian Territory.
December 81 1882.
DEAR SiR:-l deferred writing for
some time after we arrived at our new
home, thinking the Chiefs would wish
to write to you ;tindiug they said moth
ing OH the subject to me, Ofwriting,
took on ,nyselfto drop a few lines.
We landed TO our new homes on the
LIST day Of Dec. considerably fatigued,
and our horses much reduced, and a
number 10 fact quite give out on the
way, but Notwithstanding all things.
we had a very providcntial fall, for
our journey.
We are sorry TO relate to yon, that
we left some Of our nation behind us,
which will rot bc seen until we meet
them in the Eternal World. The
names Of those is Par kway, Way-wa-
pia, Tbo-cot-ce-way, Pa-te-way-cia,
Nancy Sanders child, Cha-weys' two
chilircn, l.e-a-thaws' grandchild, and
Nancy Eluc-jacket's child, nine in num-
Der.
AS respects Our new county,
have seen better and worse. The land
IS Of good quality, and the water is
pure, but the quantity Of timber is not
sufficient 70 fence the land; but in
some places again there be good tim
Der.
We have settled about eight miles
from the mouth of the river; the Chiefs
have not made different or separate
settlement, from those that were before
rs. They have generally settled in
the same place; for it being the great
est body ofgood timbered land-what
may be their final decision, am not
able to inform you at present.
Those Of our friends that formerly
subsisted by tine chase, and no doubt
their in,aginations were much relieved,
from the hopes ofevery description I'M
abundance; but am we'll assured they
will be mistaken; they have come to a
country were they must work, or abide
Ivy the consequences that generally
arises from Incidence.
Instead Ct Government moving us
out to our new homes, free Of all ex-
pcnses, they came far short Of fulfil
ling their promise 10 Mrs. Blue jackets
family and mine; you know that from
sickness Of my children, we could not
start hen the rest did, from those rca-
Sons we were obliged, on our own foot
ing 20 bear our expenses. the principal
part Of the way to Mississippi river.
We spent cighty-ivc dollars; and lost
;wo besides; for which they would not
allow us one cent in return for what W e
had spent.
lrcceived your letter. sent on by a
friend to US. ] the same explained to
the Chiefs. They expressed their
,hankfainess for the interest you show
ed for our welfare, and the willingness
70 continue in welI-doing.
Direct yours to Shawnee Post Office,
jackson County. Missouri. / should
he happy to keep Il correspondence
In haste: we join in love to you all.
Respectfully yours, in sincerity.
JOSEPH BARNETT.
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POsr OFFICE DEP ARTMENT, !
Northern Division, :
March - 1888.

The contractors for the main routes
leading west from Wheeling, write un-
der date Of the 23d inst. that ''this
morning, after putting in and upon the
coach in every way we could contrive
until VIC had stored away five locked
portmantcaus and fourteen canvass bags
in all l9 bags, we were compelled to
leave two canvass bags over until the
next trip" They add, that one line of
the daily post coaches is insufficient
for the transportation of the mails un-
der their recent unexpected accumu-
latiOn.
Un the receipt Of this information,
the above contractors were Immediate
~ Instructed to place on their lines at
once, horses aid coaches, sufficient to
forward --ss..o~. dolly, The --.|.--. .....si
aud not III any event to leave any por-
ton OF il behind.
The King Of Prussia and the Miller.
There was near i'OtsdaIn, An the
reign OF frederick the Great, d mill
w;lcn lnlerfered with the view from
the windows OF Sans SOuCi. Annoyed
ny this cye-sore TO tbs favOrite resi-
dence, the king sent to inquire the
price ior which the mill would be sold
d, the owner. "tor no price," was
the reply Of The sturdy RUSSIAN; and
III "a moment Of anger Frederick gave
orders that the mill should be pulled
down. ''rhe ning may do this" said
the miller, quietly folding his arms,
..but there are laws in Prussia; and
forthwith he commenced proceedings
against the Monarch, the result Of
whlcn was, that the Court sentenced
Frederick to rebuild the mill, and to
pay besides large sum OF money as
compensation for injury which he had
done. The hing was mortified, but
mad the magnanimlty to say, address
ing himself to his COurtlers-''l am
glad to find that just and upright
Judges exist in my kingdom" The a.
hove anecdote is well known to every
reader of Prussian history, but it is ne
cessary to be related here as an intro
duction to that which follows. About
three years ago, the present head Of
an honest miiler's family, his name is
Frank-who had in due course oftIme
succeeded to the hereditary possession
of his little estate, finding himself, at
ter long struggle with losses occa
stoned by that war, which brought ruin
into many house besides his own, in
volved in pecuniary difficulties that
had become insurmountable, wrote to
the present King of Prussia, reminding
him ofthc refusalexperienced by Fred
erick the Great at the hands o; his an
cestor, and stating that if his Majesty
now entertained similars desire, to-
obtain possession Of the property, it
would be very agreeble to HIM. in his
present embarrassed circumstances, toI
sell the mill. The King wrote imme-
dlately to him, with his own hand, the
following reply:
"My dear ne,ghbor, / cannot allow
you to sell the mill; it must remain inl
your possession as long as one member
Of your family exists; for it belongs to-
the history of Prussia. lament, how
ever, to hear that you are in circum-
stances OF Embarrassment; and there
fore send you COCO dollars-aboutl
arrange vour af3airs.
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IN the hope that this sum will be suffi-
cient for that purpose.
"Consider me always your affection
ate neighbor,
FREDERICK WILLIAM"
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troops Of Miguel, and that he, with
his sisters, was expected shortly to re-
turn to the capital. Some new levles
of troops are said to have been ordered
and more activity was observable in
the arsenal, where exertions we're ma
king to put the John vi. ship Of the
line, and frigate, into state TIT for
service.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-20

The CHOLERA IN HAvANA.-Ac-
counts received by the Fan Fan, this
morning, from Havana. representing
the progress Of this most dreadful OF all
human Affections as truly appalling.
From the Oath Of February till the 9th
Of March, fire Mousand-l,OOO whites
and 400 blacks--had died Of the
disease; and, on the day before the
sailing Of the Fan Fan, flee hundred per-
sons are stated to have been buried
each day for several days previously.
We have received file Of Havana
papers Of the 9th of March, but they
dc not furnish any account Of the actu-
al number If deaths, or indeed any st-
tisfactory statement Of the present con-
ditiop of the Island. The Captain
General has issued an order, that all
the artillery shall be fired at sunrise
each day, in the hope Of purifying the
Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-20

The Richmond Temperance Society
will meet at the Methodist meeting house,
in this place, on Saturday, the 9th inst
at one O'Clock, p. Nj. The friends ofTem-
Perance, in both town and country, arc
respectfully invited to attend.
r. BUTLER, Secretary.
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LAST NOTICE, a. the re,uit VII, ,,.,,

LAST NOTICE, a. the result will prove.
WITH view Of making collections.
and paying his debts, the subscriber
has declined carrying on the Saddling ou-
slness. He concludes that those ind eated
to ham will see the necessity If calling
soon aud making Paymeat. Such a. have
open accounts, and cannot pay at this
time, are requested to cali and give their
notes. Resorting to tie law Is extremely
unpleasant, and having but very seldom
done SO, lac hopes nop to get along with
out 1t. However. should any neglect pay
ing attention. to this notice, they must ex-
pect 1t, and he thinks cannot reasonably
complain.
Souie articles in trade will still be re-
ceived.
Hiatt & Moore & Caleb X. Williams
have purchased his Stock in trade, and
Will keep supply Of articles in that Line;
customers and others are invited to give
them q call.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond, 9th mo. 10th, 1893. 70
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'iHE inhabitants of Richmond aud its vi
entity. Just received BY the suoscri-
oerS, aHc will DC for sale la a i. W aays. 4
large and general assortment Of Erocc-
ries, lilo, riav anna, and ut. Domingo Cot
lee, orleans, teal ana lump sugar pow der.
shot, lead, ganpowder and yodby hyson
tea, IHaigo. anu an Ainds of dye-stui.s.
nails, spice, pepper, cloves, natme rs, aua
All articles In the grocery line, imported
liquors, ho,ian. gan, french brandy, run.
port wine ,claret do. MADEIRA, do. 4 large
lot OF mackerel in oarreis and half barrels,
NO. =, OF 1872. Salt, really maze clothing,
for which all kinds OF country produce viii
be taken in exchange oy
OvRhLZLK &, M,NtJrT
Next door to Woods tavern, Richmcns.
iudiana. NANlED.-tiour,w irskey
bacon, wheat and ali kinas of Countrv pro'
Once, for which the highest maket pric-
Will DC given. ~. d VI.
May, 18th 1888. ~
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New Hat Factory.

NJ DlLHOkN, respectfully Informt
the citizens of Richmond and VI
cinity, that he has commenced the has
making business, on Main street, Que door
west Of j. Blocks ana opposite Eii Brown
store, and from his experience and oppor-
tunitles OF being acquainted with the ou-
siness he hopes to merit d share of the pub
ilc patronage. lie will keep On maid an
assortment Of mems anu boys fashionable
anu plain castor and roran hats, which he
will sell on as reasonable terms rs can be
purchased In the pace. Furs, laIIo wool,
and approved couL- y produce will be ia
ken al exchange for hats.
Richmond, AprIl 18th, 1883. IL
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

HIATT & MOORE of Milton, and ca
LEB K. WILLIAMS of this place,
having purchased the entire stock of A.
chiiles Williams in the saddiing business,
will hereafter conduct said business, at the
same stand, corner of Main and Front SITS.
in Richmond,) under the firm of Hat,
Moore d Viitiams where they intend keep
ing at all times, a general assortment of
S.3Dp'ES, BRIDES, HARNESS,
TRCNs.S, ROBES, and all other artl-
Giles in their line of business, Of the best
T.. Aterials and workmanship, and at the
most reasonable prices. Their experience
in the business warrants them in saying
that their work will recommend itself to
the former customers OF the shop and the
public generally.
JOEL HIATT,
CHARLES III. MOORE,
CALEB X. WILLIAMS.
Richmond, May 18th, 1888. -
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THE subscribers under the firm OF
GROVER a. WILLIAMS, nave Commence
ed the FOUNDRY BUSINESS, in
Richmond, Indiana. Where they have on
hand An assortment Of PLOUGH aat
MILL STL.NGS, .4.t.UIRO.N.y, sc.
They are manufacturing and will keep
constantly for sale ploughs of the most aP-
proved patterns and Of the best materials.
All articles usually cast at such An estab-
llshrnent, made on short notice. Ifgood
materials and workmen with a correct
knowledge of the business will secure GUS
tom we with confidence solicit public pat
ronage. Those who wish to obtain cast
lngs from any pattern, or pioughs of good
quality, are respectfully invited to Call.
AL orders thankfully received and prompt.
y attended to.
E. GROVER.
A. WILLIAMS,
January 25th, 1888. 3
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We have received letter from a
friend in Charlottesville, Va says the
Alexandria Gazette, giving the parti-
cuiars Of very unpleasant and per-
sonal rencontre between w. C.. Rives,
Of the U. $. Senate, and Thomas w.
Glimer, Of the House Of Delegates,
which occurred at that place on the
LIST. The matter will probably be
made the subject of publication by
both parties; but we abstain from say.
ing more at present, than that Mr.. K.
accused Mr.. G. Of some insincerity,
which the latter repelletlAthat upon
their meeting, one attempted to thrust
his hand in the others face, which was
replied to BY the use Of the horse whip,
Nc. The Court being in session, they
we're Immediately summoned before it,
and both bound over to keep the peace
in the sum Of one thousand dollars.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

Is hereby given that part of the personal
- property Of VAnmatre Thomas, deceas-
ed, will be offered for sale in Hillsborough
on the premises Of said deceased, on Sat
urday, July 9th. A set Of blacksmith
tools will De sold or rented on said day,
belonging to said estate. Also the house
and lot, together with q convenient shop,
will also be rented at the same time. Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock. A reasona ole
credit will be given.
b. STRAWBRIDGE, Admin.
June %, 1893.
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Foreign Nesos.-A treaty has been en-
tered into by Holland for the settlement OF
the Belgic question. The king ofHolland
nSedes the free navigation Of the Scheldt
and Mouse.
A treaty Of peace has been concluded
between the Grand Seignior and the Pasha
Of Egypt.
Strong endorsements are on their way
from France and England TO join Don Pc
dro's army.
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Erons the Providence Suboleyn.
MR.. AVERY.

We understand that the Rev. E. X. A.
very IS about preparing for the press q
publication exculpatory Of himself, and
eluc'datory Of the mystery that hangs over
his singular and extraordinary absence
from his home, on the night Of the 10Th
December. We are glad TO hear this,
and hope he will be enable to satisfy the
public, that his absence was accidental,
and had not the remotest connection with
the fate Of Miss Cornell. Until the publ
cation referred to is made, the press, in
justice to MIR. Avery, should maintain a
rlg'o silence. We hope and pray in the
sincerity of our heart, that Mr.. Avery is
innocent, and that he will be enable to
satisfy the public Of the fact.