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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02

.dleghony lu"nel.-- he Portage
raIi roau, about 81 miles in length.
crossing the allegheny mountain and
come ctIng the f'ennsy ivania canal on
the east Vi .1ollIday sbulg with the ca
naI on the west OF Johnstown, runs
through tunnel Oh the top Of tie
mountain about hfty rods in length.
he perioratiOh was effected on Ills
great work on the 1Utn Ut January.
1913, 81 exact we're the ale uiations
OF TIE miners, that al the point where
the wOrkmen who commenced AT Doth
euds, elected junction the apper.
ture did not vary anIncn.-ifayrisburgh
up.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02

A REroRr.--A Washington cor.
respondent Of the New Nork Courier
and Enquirer says that is rumored tina,
chief justice Marshal has in,lma,ed
DIS willingness to resign his static, on
'ne bench OF the supreme court, pro-
vided he can be assured that Mr.. !; eb-
ster vii. succeed him. The president.
ne adds,'s willing to give such assur-
ance; but Mr.. Webster declines en-.
ter'ng into an arrangement upon the
subject.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02

: States OF America, has expressly psu
vIded tribunal ia the supreme cour
OF the United States for the settlement
: OF all controversies between the Uni
ted States and the respective states
and Of all controversies arising under
that instrument itself.
i Resotced, That the constitution OF
the United States of America, does
not recognize any such tribunal or po.
litlcal assemblage as convention OF
the states; but has expressly provided
tor modes Of amendment, if amend
ment be necessary, in the fifth article
as follows: 1.-The congress, whenever
two-thirds Of both houses shall deem
It necessary. shall propose amendments
to this constitutions: or on the applica-
ton of the legislatures Of two-thirds Of
the several states. shall call a conven-
ton forProPosing amendments. which,
IN either case, shall be valid, to all
intents and purposes, as part of this
constitution when ratified by the legis-
latures OF three-fourths Of the several
states. or by conventions in three
fourths thereof, as the one or the other
mode of ratification may be proposed
by the congress-" Any other mode
must therefore be repugnant to its pro-
visions.
Resolved, That such convention to !
propose amendments, when called by
congress, must be, in the nature of
things, a convention ofthe people from
whom the constitution derived its au-
thority and by whom alone it can be
and not a convention Of the
states.
Resotved, That no such political as
AS a convention of the states,
could take place as "a constitutional or
gan Of government; ard that, if as
'embled, it could have no such power
As that set forth BY the resolution of
South Carolina, ITO consider and de-
ermine such questions Of disputed
power rs have arisen between the
tates OF this confcderacy and the gen.
.ral government"
Resolved, That it is not expedient for I
% gress to call ga convention for pro- /
posing amendments" at this time. But q
hat if any amendments be necessary. c
COMFORTS with the views of the gen
raj assembly Of this state, that the,
hould be proposed in tn other mode r
provided by the constitution-'by two "a
birds of both houses Of congress. c
Resolued, That the governor be re- b
uested to transmit copies ofthese res Il
lutions to the governors of the several v
tates, with request that they may S,
g laid before the legislatures of the h
states; and also to our sena- a
'rs and our representative in con- Il
ongress, to be by them laid before 5,
ongress for consideration.
JOSIU \ BURTON.
speaker ofthe senate. r;
THDMAS DAVIS. Ct
speak er of the house of REPRESENTATIVES. G.
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Inc following resolutions have also
been adopted by the legislature Of this
state.
Resolved BY the senate and house of
representatives. Of the state Of Delaware,
,n general assembly met, That in the
opinion OF this legislature, it would
great, promote the interest, comfort
and prosperity Of the inhabitants Of
the peninsula, formed by the waters of
the Chesapeake and Delaware bays, if
they were united under one govern
ment-
Resoived, That it COMFORTS with the
views and wishes of the people Of this
state, that the people Of the Eastern
Shore Of Maryland and of this state,
should be united under one govern
ment. and that the region Of the coun-
try inhabited by them respectively.
should be denominated the state of Del
07r0re.
ResolUea, That the governor of this
state be and he hereby is authorised
and empowered, in case the above
measure should meet the appreciation
of the legislature Of the state Of Mary
land, to appoint three commissioners
on the part OF this state to meet such
as may be appointed on the part Of the
state Of Maryland, to carry the mea-
sure into execution and settle the de-
tails thereof, subject to the final ratifi-
cation of the legislatures Of the two
states, and that of the congress Of the
United States.
Resotved, That the governor Of this
state be requested to transmit the fore
going resolutions to the governor of
the state Of MARYLAND, to be laid BY
him before the legislature OF that
state.
The lower part Of the peninsula,
however. is part Of the sdncien: do
nunion forms two counties. &c
comack and Northampton; and it may
not be expected, we think, that Vir-
ginia will ever give up the COMMAND
of the Chesapeake bay-which. in con-
sequence Of holding Sovereignty"
over both sides Of its junction with
the sea. she NAV shut up, or keep open.
as her oun definition Of estate rights
may lead her to dol
REACTION IN SOUTH CAROLYN
The elections. saws tbs, Greenville
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REACTION IN SOUTH CARoLrxA.-
The elections, says the Greenville
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An attempt is being made in the
kentucky Legislature to increase the
rate OF taxation. 1t appears that the
ordinary revenue is less by S3O,OOO,
than the ordinary expenditures, and
that there will be deficiency in the
Treasury on the 10th Of October next.
Of S2ll ,5ll.
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WASHINGTON, February Il, 1888.

At l O'Clock, the hour having arri-
we'd the two Houses Of Congress pro-
ceeded to count the votes for President
and Vice President. Mr.. Grundy, of
the Senate. and Messrs. Drayton and
Hubbard. Of the House Of Represent
atlVes, were appointed Tellers.-
The ballots were then opened with
the customary forms. and the Tellers
read aloud the results, which stood as
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-02
NINE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

BY the ship Drphcus, Capt. Cobb
we have received London aud Liver
pool papers Of Januar, 9Th. inclusive.
The news, as was anticipated, is en-.
tirely pacific.
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PROPOSALS.,

1856 CHATHAM-STREEr NETWORK CITY
FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION THE
Biogrnphy qtIe4t distinguished Hefo Sfatss"'a"
.SeIE work will present him as a native soi'
IL ginia, following his patriotic sire to the wild
of Kentucky, when its forests swarmed with savage
tribes, often accompanying his father, when youth
Oh numerous and dangerous expeditions, giving pro
lection to heniant settlements i'll that now flourish
ing and patriotic State.
To which will be added an account of his after life
in the Councils of the Nation for thirty years.
Also his heroic services Maiden, and on the banks
of the river Thames, Oct. 4th, 1913, where he a
chieved one of the most signal victories over four
times the numbers of British and Indians, command
ed by General Proctor and that distinguished Chief,
Tecunseh. Also, will be appended many of his
Speeches in the Senate and House of Representatives
on various important occasions, not emitting his two
vetoes on the SUNDAY NAIL QUESTION.
The Book will be of respectable size, printed on
good paper and fair tyne, and embelihed with re-
presentation of the fall of recumseh, by C. Harrison
painter and engraver, Wall-strect, New York
Price, One Dollar in boards, and One Dollar
Twenty five Cents bound in gilt.
New York, Jan. l. 1888.
n-tTSubscriptlons received at this Office
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fhkA REWARD. Broke Jail on the mig, of
SCU the 9th inst, in Vienna, johnson county.
Illinois, three MEN, who were i'll Jail for the crime
counterfeitng viz Jonathan Clark, John Dewitt,and
Ashley J. Clark.
. JONATHAN CLARK is a maN about feet 8 or
0 inches high 48 SO years of age, Of rather dark
bald headed, long face, blue or grey
eyes, toerable large teeth and has mole on his jaw.
ASHLEY J. CLARK is young man about % or
23 wears of age great favor of his father above des-
crihed, of rather slow speech, and high cheek bones
IS feet 10 or II inches high and of dark complexion
JOHN DEWITT is small man, 5 feet 8 or inch
les high, % or 80 years Of age very dark complexion,
under lip. The above reward will be given for the
above described men, if delivered heer, or 25 if Sc
cured in any Jail SO that get them again.
SAMUEL CAPLAN =
40 Sheriff and Jailor G..
Vienna, johnson county, ILL., Feb. g. 1888.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
~ taken out letters of administration with the will
annexed of John Ellis, deceased, and qualified such
ladministrator.--Al persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased hereby notified and
reouesed TO attend at the Court of Probate for Yer
million county, Illinois, Monday the tenth day Of
June next for the purpose Of having their claims ad
justed w,,curp,IIc ADJ,
Danville, ILL., March Ia, 1888.
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~ TRAYtD from the subscribers on the main En-
~ barrass river time in the month of Septen-
Der last, "A YOKE of STEERS; the ear marks not
recoected One of them is an old steer, brndle,
with some white about BIN, the point of his horns
sawed off, had on when he strayed away, very large
bell, with leather collar. The other is young
steer, but little inferior in size if any, to the other,
the point of his horns sawed off, red ard white pied.
They were purchased of Mr.. Edwards, living in
Wayne county, near Fairfield, in September, 1881 -
Any person that will give information at Vandaa
will meet gratitude, besides, shall receive ibe-
raj reward. Vandalia, Feb. 90. 1888
40 JOHNSON & FLACK.
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PTBLIC NOTICE.

INflE Subscrib, re- administrator & administrators Of
= William Shaw deceased late of the county OF
Coles and State of Illinois, will present petition
to the Judge of the Coles circuit court an the 2d day
of the next May term of said court, praying order
for the sale of half of the " W. quarter of sec
No. 25, township No IL, range No. east, &town lot
No. 65, in the town Of Charleston and county and
state aforesaid, of the estate of said Shaw to satisfy
the debts against said estate the personal assets bel
exhausted.
March 18Th, 1888. 53-4t.
N. ELLINGTON, Administrator.
LANE SHAW Administrators
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FIRST GLASS,
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000,

To be drawn in the City of ST. Louis, under the SUI
lerintendence of Joseph C. Lareille, Henry Von
Phul, Hugh O'Neil, ST., Mary P. Leduc and
James Clemens, Jr., Commissioners, or majority of
them, appointed by the Legislature.
Tickets aciH be ready for sale Saturday, the
3Oh Of March.
First drawing will take place between two and four
weeks from that time. All persons friendly to the
institution requested to send their orders for tick
cts to JAMES s. THOMAS, Manager; as soon as
convenient, that the days of drawing may be fixed
delay
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Protection Insurance Company

f%OPIAR CASE, of vandalia, AGENT for the
"a PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF Hartford, Connecticut, offers to insure Houses,
Stores, Mills, Factories Barns, and the contents OF
each, together with every other similar species OF
property
Against Loss and Damage by FIRE
The rates of premium offered are low as those OF
any other similar institution, and every person has
now opportunity for rihing sum, to protect him
self against the ravages of this destructive element
For terms of insurance application may be made to
me at this place. am authorised to issue policies to
applicants witho delay.
Vandalia, July 1882 left
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SCHOOL

For Young La,.tss md Gentlemen.
1HVHE subscriber respectfully informs the public
IL tharhe intends opening School on the first OF
J uue, at ATTENTION, Peoria county, where he will
teach the different branches of Science usually taught
in schools and academies. Particular attention will
be given to the mental and moral improvement of stu
dents-such course of instruction will be pursued,
is calculated to bring the latent powers of the mind
into exercise, and facilitate the acquisition of know
edge. Tuition from So to "a per quarter.
SAMUEL ALLEN, A. B.
N. B. The town of Attention is of recent location,
at the head Lake Peoria the east side of La Sale
Prairie. This site is healthy and beautiful beyond
description There will be public sale of Lots in
his town on the last Saturday in May. S. A.
January o. 1888. 44-ly
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Public Notice is Hereby Giren,

TNHAT the undersigned has taken out letters o
- Administration of the goods ant: chattes, right
and credits of Martha Rouse, deceased, anc
qualified as such Administrator All persons having
claims against the estate of the said deceased are
hereby notified and required, to exhibit the same
me- to the court of Pro ate for the county of Yer
million, for settlement within nine months from the
date hereof Dated at Danvlle, ILL., this I'd. day
of March A. d. 1883.
sat. DENNIS OLEHY, Administrator
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JOS BQWJWa
Clock &
Wateh-Maker.
Main street, opposite F.. L.
ClarSe's & Cos Book store,

I
NJ EEPS on hand an extensive assortment of art
IVA Giles in his line, consisting of
Elegant 81 days Time Pieces, Different pat
terms, bronze, gilt, alabaster, & mahogany
LADIES' elegant Watches.
Gold and silver patent lever Watches.
Extra i"wH''sd L'Epine, repeating, ALARM.
and plain do.
JeweIry and Silver Work of every descrlp-.
tim.
Military Trimmings, Musical Instruments.
Musical Boxes, Pocket and Brace Pistols.
Gentlemen's dressing Boxes; Ladies' working
do. Perfumes, &c.-and a great variety of
different fancy articles, too tedious to men,
ton.
st. Louis, March ID, 1882. lily
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u NJ AS committed 10 my castody OH the 9th INST
w as runawas, bright mulatto man, who
calls himself H ENRY, about five feet five six inch,
e N height, rather stout made, and says he belongs
to a Mr.. Thomas Hardin, who lives in the state of
Tennessee, about miles from Nashville. The own
er is requested to forward prove pro ,ert, and
nav charges, or the said will be hired out accord
ing to law.
Equality, III. Feb 2lst, 1888
sos JOHN LANE, SHFr
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New and Elegant Fancy Goods

lust received full supply of fashionable and
- new GOODS, consisting of Orleans Nuslins
Fig'd. Mandarnes, Palmarines, Gros DIES hides
Zephyrines, black Italian and French Flnrences and
Gros DIES Swiss of superior quality, "a, A and sd
gauze and barege Hdkis and Scarf, Paris net Hlkfs
and Hermann Shawls, a new and splendid article
Also-Gauze and Satin Ribbons. black and white
silk Hose and half Hose, of superior quality ladies'
and gentlemen's Gloves. For sale, wholesale and
retail, on accommodating terms.
March l34-1v. IT, B. BREWSTER
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Notice is hereby given

FUNHAT will attend in Mt. Vernon, before the
T. court of Probate, on the first Monday in May
next for the purpose of making final settlement of
the estate of Joseph Wilbanks deceased. All per-
sons interested can attend if they see proper.
Nloore's Prairie, Jefferson county, Fob 95, 1893
5O-4 r. A. DAVIS WIlBANKS, ADMIR-.
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"a AVlNG purchased the interest of j. n a
A I'll NC kenaey, in the above establishment. re-
specttully announces to the public, that it will he
continued byhim, in all its various branches. lie
has at present on hand, large assortment of
Gentlemen'stull quilted, halrand quarter shaft.
ed Saddtes; inlaid and best plain do; se-
cond and third rate do.
Ladies' Saddles, consisting of quilted, quilted
tore pieces, buckskin plush and plush ives.
Brides and Martingales, of every description.
eellows-top, travelling, fancy and hair Trunks.
saddlebags, Valices, Carpet Bags, and Port>
manteaus.
Coach, Gig, and Dearborn Harness, of eve.
ry description.
Dray, Wagon. aud Cart Harness.
Blind Brides, Collars, Hames, and every 9TH
er article to be found in similar manufactos
ries.
0SrOrders for Military and Iqdianwork, will be
attended to at the shortest notice
0C5-Country Saddlers are respectfully informed
that he has on hand general assortment of mate
rails.
Feb. 10, 1882.
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Administrators Notice.

HDUbLlC NOTICE Is hereby given, that will
u apply to the Circnit Court of Randolph, at the
thereof, for order to sell so much of the
real estate, of which the late Daniel Cook died
seized viii be Sufficient to pay his debts All per-
tend and show cause, if any there be, why the said
e7tat< should snll far the puraose aforesaid
sos WILLIAM SHANNON, ADM,R
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David Evans & J. J. Anderson,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
NWILL practice in co-partnership in the Courts
w of Law and Equity, holden in the counties
OF Morgan, Sangamon, Greene, Tazewell, Schuyler,
Adams, Pike, and Fulton, well the Supreme
Court. Their office is in jacksonville.
characterization. Daniel Mayes, Professor of
Law in the Transy lvania University; Judge w. P.
Roper, Flemingsburgh, KY; Hon. A. Beatty, Wash
inston, Ky.
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+ rite Cir ut Court, October Term 1857
C eorge Ileidig, agent for)
Frede1ok heha'h' Foreign Attachment.
ion. B. Williams. }
gg..JIS day came the Plaintiff by his attorney, and
a Il s45uea-ing the sn'i~aeti'',, &c the court,
that the Defendant Williams. not an nhabitant OF
rms s. de- il is orlere that pubic notice be given to
the s,d Defendant, John B. Williams, that unless ne
be and appear the first day OF the next term OF his
10 60 he holden in the town of Vandalia, on the
g., Tl,rsday after the thiri Monday in the month
n va next, and enter his appearance to this action
the same will b. taken for confessed; And 1t Is further
ordered that copy of this order be published for four
week., uocessiyely in some public newspaper printed
Ns3 tatA
Attest
JAS W. BERRY, Cpk.
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NOTICE.

ygvAKEN IN by Henry Wright, living in Mantua
u precinct White county, state OF llnols,a certain
RAY MARE--left hind foot white, no brands per-
ceiv4he. eleven or twelve wears old, fourteen hands
b;rh anprased to twenty-five dollars, by John Ben
n..t, AMI Bawden Bailey Sworn to before me De-
oernber 26th, A. d. 1882.
copy test, -,.,
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/AAKEN up BY Julius Digger, living waters OF
u Okaw u miles below the Springfield road, Coles
county Illinois, one BAY MARE, supposed to be ID
years old 10 hands high the left eye has blemish in
it, star in her face and snip her nose two white
saddle spots on each side-both hind feet-no other
marks percevable, chad on bell worth enc dollar
appraised to u dollars Also one BAY FILLY, sup
posed to be two yeas old next spring, II hands high
the right hind foot white around the hoof, no other
brands percevable, appraised to dollars Also one
young BAY FILLY supposed to be one year old nex'
spring, hands high, brands perceivabe, appraised
to 10 dollars by Sigler, H. Lester, and John L. Bu7s
before SHAW Esq. the 10th of February 1893
copy attest N. ELLINGTON, CFk.
vssAKEN up by Richard Bradley, living in Mont
vi gomery county Illinois, one BAY MARE, sup
posed to be eight nine ye RS old, 43 hands high,
and her near Jaw white streak about two inches
long, some white hairs in her forehead, some white
streaks on her right hip and flank also some saddle
snots, and thigh mixed nth white hairs down
to her hoof, and one or both ewes verv weak, an
praised to 25 dollars Also one horse colt foaed last
spring, bright bay with star in his forehead, all
four of his feet white up to his footocks, appraised
to 10 dollars, by Newton Coffy, and James Hinde.
before me Feb 22nd, 1893
copy attest NJ. H. WALKER, J. P.
HIRAM ROUNTRFE, CPk.
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Whole amount,
$40. 00O

Whole amount, $4,000
All prizes subject to the usual deduction of Is per
cent discount, the capital prizes navabe forty days
after the completion Of the drawing The low prizes
on demand. II is the wish Of the Manager to COM
plee the drawing of the whole scheme on or before
the 9TH fully, which will be about inety days from
the commencement of the sale of tickets.
JAMES S. THOMAS. Manager.
The above scheme having been presented to the
board of Commissioners for their approval, it was
adopted.
ALFRED TRACY,
st. Louis, 9th Feb. 1888 SIT Secretary.
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JAS. X. NE's2ONATIs'.S
Lottery and Exchange Office

ST. LOUIS, MISS OURL
$4,000 may be- bought or $l2.
On Friday the 18th of April the drawing will be
received at j. R. M'Donald's office, of the New
York Consolidated LOTTERY, Glass No 5. for 1888
Where will be distributed prizes in all amounting to
100000.
366.O8O DOLLARSM
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SAINT LOUlS
HOSPlTAL IOTIERY

A UTHORIzED by the last Legislature of the
IA State of Missouri, tan act to authorize a sum
Of money to be raised by lottery to be given to the
SISTERS OF CHARITY in St. Louis for the use
of the Hospital over which they now, hereafter,
may have the control and management