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NOTICE.

yEsHE subscriber wishes ala thos1 WHO Are
Il indebted 90 him, ether by note OF
count. to pay the sac e to George Spring
er, Esq. il Richmond, or 70 the Subscriber,
on or before the twentieth day u AYril
nexs. Those who pay attention 70 :h.A,
viii save themselves cc.:. Those usto
whom he Is in3e5tes, to present tkelr az
JOHN SsI!TU.
March Is, ls25. .se3. -
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ANNUAL ELECTION.
For Congrcss-S RARlDEN.
Oh. SMITH.
For the Legislature. "a. THORNBUEG
LIBRARY NOTICE.

4 MEETING of the stockholders Of the
IA Richmond Library will be held at
Woods hotel on Saturday the lIth Of May,
at 3 o'clock, to dispose Of the funds on
hand, also to determine what had better
be done with the books. Those that have
books belonging to the Library are re-
ouested to hand them in before the day Of
meeting. BY order of the Directors.
May4. 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04
INSURANCE from losses by fire.

HANING been appointed agent Of the
Hartford. Connecticut Protection
Fire Insurance Company" the subscribed
IS ready to attend to alt the business Of the
agency. The Company have a capital OF
$ioo,UO, with the privilege (granted by
the charter of increasing the same to
half a million dollars. assurances are eff
fected by this company, both on real and
personal property on the most moderate
terms. Every infornatioa will be cheer
fully and promptly given on all applica-
lions made either by person, OF by letter
(Post Paid) at the Office of the agency in
Richmond.
J. D. VAUGHAN, Agent.
May 4, 1888.
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From the references and recommends
lions from physicians of my acquaintance
in DAYTON and elsewhere, | arm satisfied
Mr.. Frydinger is we'll qualified to practice
Dentistry in all its various branches. and
:. such would recommend him TO the pub
lie. W. A1NUoA1'
Richmond, NAV 2. 1873.
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lust received and for sale, by
ID LANCHARD & nERRiCk,
30 pieces CT A and 81 bro. Mns!ins
40 81 IL and 81 tiaache! DC.
u 8 Bed ickings.
40 blue and mixed Ssttinetts-
30 palm leaf Hats, Pittshurs Cor1s,
Cotton Checks, Piaids. Stripes, &c. &c.
Richmond, April Goth, 1883. Is
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04

HAVE just received direct from the
eastward full and splendid assert
ment OfSPEINe and SuANER GoODe, which
they respectfully invite their frisnds and
the public generally to examine. They
will DC sold low for cash.
Richmond, May 4, 1893. II
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS

THE subscriber has lnst finished several
L carriages, with harness, &c. Persons
who wish to purchase are invited p call at
his shop on Main street, Richmon2 Ind.
BENJAMIN FULGHUH.
Ath mo. 9th, 1888. IL
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H9y Sca1en.

II PAGE would inform the public that
his hay scales, situated on tie alley
south of Main between Pearl and Wash
lngton streets, is now in complete order.
strict and due attention viii! be given by
the proprietor.
Richmond, Nay 4, 1888. II
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y EsPECTFULLr informs the citizens Of
- Richmond and its vicinity that be has
permanently located himseifia Richmond !,
and is row prepared to attend to all pro-
fessional calls. Office on Pearl street.
nearly opposite the Methodist church.
November 80, 1892. 4stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04

GRATEFUL Nr past favors, the subscri-
Der wishes to inform his friends and
the public generally, that he continues his
usual attention to the TAILORING BusI-
NESS, on the west side of Washington st.
two doors south Of N. Lewis saddle manu-
factory, and of the printing Office, where
he will perform work in a neat and dura-
bic manner ON very moderate and reduced
prices. BY particular attention to busi-
ness, he hopes to merit a share Of patron
age from = generous public.
ROBERT DILHORN.
Richmond, May 4, 1883.
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New Spring and Summer
GOODS.

BLANCHARD Il MERRICK, are re-
- ceiving from the Eastern markets an
extensive supply Of black, blue. brown,
drab, olive and mixed CLOTHS, Cassi-
meres, Beaverteens, Beaveretts, hastings.
Stonnants, Rouen Cassimeres, Printed
Muslins. Ginghams,a new style ofCalicoes,
Silks, Pongees Grapes ,Cambrics, Hosiery,
&c. ALSO-A large assortment Of HARD
WARE and CUrLERY, QUEESswARE, GRO
cEHIEs, &c. to which they cali the atten-
ton of their friends and customers.
Richmond, April 20, 1882 Is
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The old Cincinxsafux-

sX7lLL stand the present season, the
w two last days Of each week at the
stable Of u. Reid il Richmond, and the re-
ma;rder Of the time at the subscribers.
AMOS CI.AsySON.
April 9Th, 1893. IL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04
Mn. FRYDlNCER, Dental surgeon.

TENDERS his services to the citizens
Il of this place, and its vicinity in the
several branches Of his profession. He
viii insert natural and incorruptibie teeth
from one to a complete set. He VIII ex-
tract, plug. and remove all extra matter
from the teeth and gums with ease and
safety. Ladies will be waited on at their
dwellings. May be consulted at DIR. Linc-
saws Office.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04

" DiLHORN, respectfully Informs
the citizens Of Richmond and vi
ciDity, that he has commence ed the hat
making business, on Main street, one door
west of. Blocks and opposite Eli Browns
store, and from his expersescs and oppor-
tn.itics Of being acquainted with the bu-
siness he hopes to merit share Of the pub
lie patronage. He will keep on hand al
assortment Of mems and boys fashionable
and plain castor and roram hats, which he
will sell on rs reasonable terms as can be
purchased in the place. Furs, lambs wool,
and approved country produce viii be "a.
ken ia exchange for hats.
Richmond, April 9th, 1898. l6
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Our markcs.-One solitary Hoosheroon
was discovered this morning, shivering
with basket Of picked pork. That's
all there was oft.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04

Mr.. r. A. Howard, has been appointed
Attorney Of the United States, for the
District Of Indiana, in the place of Sam
ueI Judah, removed.
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@The stockholders Of the Thespian
Hall, are requested to meet at the Thes-
plan room on Monday evening next, at
So'clock. By order ofthe board.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04

WHAT two notes were given by John
Castator and William G. Harper, Of
Butler county, Ohio, to Sarah Triggs, Of
Randolph county, Indiana, sometime in
January last. Ooe Ut Them calling for one
hundred dollars. and due in Aay next, we
understand, has been traded to Mr.. Akcr.
of Winchester, the other for $50, due on
the first of May, 1894, is still held by tho
person to whom it was given. Nov, as
fraud has been practised in relation to
this transaction, we hereby caution the
public against trading for them, as we are
determined not 70 pay them.
JOHN CASTATOR,
WIN. c. HARPER.
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From the National lntelligencerof Nom
day, .4pv1 22.-In the case e. payte
TOBIAS WATKINS the opinion Of the
Circuit Court Of the District Of Colum-
bia, was delivered BY Chief Justice
CRNACH on Saturday last, quashing
the three wits ofexecution against the
prisoner, over-ru!ling the motion Of the
Attorney for the United States to com
NIT him, and ordering him to be dis
charged. We shall endeavor to OBJ
tain and lay before our readers a copy
Of the opinion Of the Court, which is
represented as being very learned and
elaborate.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04

Rircr ofVinegar.-In south America,
near Port Popayan ir a river called in
the language Of the country, Rio Vim
Ggar. 1t takes its source in very el-
evated chain Of mountains, and after a
subterraneous progress Of many miles,
it re-appears and forms magnificent
cascade ofupwards Of three hundred,
feet in height. When a person stands
beneath this point. he isspeedily dIlve.,
away by a very fine shower Of acid
water, which irritates the eyes. Mr..
Bouslngal, wishing to ascertain the
cause Of this phenomenon, analysed
the water Of the river, and found.
among other substances, sulPhuric and
rochloric acids.
O'Connell, in late Speech, called the
House Of Commons an Assembly Of six
hundred scoundrels.
The Newport Mercury, Of Saturday
states, that Mr.. Francis is elected Gov
ernor of Rhode Island.
Too bad.-A poor Benedict, in New
York, was lately fined $2S and costs for
kissing another mans wife.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04

Boots, shoes and Brosams.
BLANCHARD l. MERRICK, are now
= receiving from the manufacturers il
New York and Boston,
Ito pair mems fine calfskin Boots,
% coarse, thick, 50
500 Shoes and BroCaus.
500 kip Brogans,
200 :" boys Is -
50 f" mems seal aud morocco Pumps,
50 fine calf Shoes,
0O ladies' morocco and prunella''
100 children 5 lea ther and morocco
Which they will sell BY the case, dozen,
or single pair, at unusually low prices.
Richmond, April %, 1883. Is
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ONfciai.-Departnaent of State.-Let-
ter fronn the U. :. Consul at Lisbon,
to the Secretary Of State, dated %
February, 1898.
Sir: 1t is with regret / have to ac-
quaint you that disease has made its
appearance in Avero, in the aeighbor-
hood Of and at Coimbra. 1t has proved
mortal to most that it attacked, and
has, as is said, every appearance Of be-
ing Asiatic Cholera. The armies of
Don Miguel and Don Pedro are also
very sickly. The medical men de-
clare it Typhus Fevcr-t',at disease.
the Cholera, or both is at Oporto; but
from the best information l can pro-
cure, with mitigated violent. This
city and its neighborhood are perfect
ly healthy.
On the 10th instant, the schooner
Sosella, Mcdonald, master of and from
Baltimore, bound for Eibralter, was
wrecked on the coast Of Portugal near
Avero, the crew and part of the cargo
saved-the vessel went to pieces.
l am SC. J.P. HUTCHINSON.
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one door west of the National Hotel, where
they intend to keep on hand a large and
general assortment of Fancy and Winsor
Chairs, Settles, &c. which they will sell low
for cash or approved country produce.
E. H. 4. G.. d. CITIZENS.
Richmond, April 10Th, 1893. Is
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THE AMERICAN SYsrEM.-Tne
boot and shoe makers Of Steubenville
Ohio, have entered into n combination
to nullify, Afar as in them lies, the
brothers ore craft in New England.
They have pledged their honour that
they will not foot, bottom, nor repair.
any eastern or sale made work what
ever, nor Countenance nor encourage
the same to be done.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-04

BLEACHING BOOTS By sTEAN-IiOtt'S
osel!--This splendid establishment in
New York, has been opened scarcely "a
month, and the proprietor now dimes over
two hundred gentlemen at his ordinary
and at least two thousand in the various
rooms, daily. To supply his table, he
purchases besides large quantities Of cut
beef, fat bullock every morning, with
other meats, poultry, fish, &c. in proper
uon. He roasts TOO lbs Of provision at
: time, the spit being turned by a steam
engine.
The engine also propels the machinery
for backing boots. The brushes are IN
the form Of a cv'i:ler, being three III
the first taker off the dirt, the
second puts on the backing, and the third
gives them the polish, and it can all be
done in third Of "a minute without ta-
king the boots from your feet. Our cor
Billy, SAYS 'l've tried this
ma chine, and find it answers the purpose
to To-
His engine is applied to still more
useful purpose than either Of the above /;
he has hatchwav cut in each story,
through which he is enable to raise what
is termed dumb waiter, which is capa-
BILE Of containing large quantities of
,and If it is dc-ired bv any Of
his boarders, who may chance to oc
cupy any one Of his seventh story rooms,
he has not the trouble Of ascending to SO
great height in the usual way, but steps
into this perpendicular railway, and Is
safely landed midway between Heaven
and Earth.
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Arery.-Thc excitement which has
prevailed in Newport, i. relation to this
most unfortunate o. mostguilty individu-
al, has IN no wise subsi1ed. The COM
munity appears to have taken sides on
the subject, and even thepress has been
enlisted both for and against him. His
eLemies predict and exult in his convic
ton; while his friends Confidently anti
cipate his triumphant acq,i;tal. This is
wrong The matter should be left with
the Court. The scale Of justice should
never de allowed to vibrae in the breath
ofpouular excitement II he be guilty
he will be punished; asd whether inno-
cent or guilty, he is justly All object Of
compassion.
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May 4, 1888.
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From the N. Y. Com. Adv. Of Monday
TRIAL FOR REVOLT.

ln&he UnitedpSi ates'. Circuit Court, q
Boston, Caleb Anthony. aud eleven 9th
ers, comprising the crew Of the ship Orc,
zimbo, were srraigned on Thursday 70,
revolt on the high seds, on the a2d and
a5th Of October By he evidence 70,
the prosecution, i appeared C,at lhs
Orozimbo, commanded by Capt. Kemp.
Iton, sailed from New Bedfosd for,Ft6e
South Atlantic, on a~haling voyage. on
1.-The Goth Of last july Previous to the
22d Of October, the crew were put upon
an allowance Of half pound OF bread
potatoes being cooked three times a dav.
On the day named, the crew refused to
work complaining that they had not e.
nough&o eat, and that their duty was too
severe. Upon a promise from the Cap
tain, that they should have all the pro-
visions the ship could afford, and watch
below during the day, when not whaling,
they returned to their duty. On the 25tb,
the crew again refused to do duty, ex-
cept to work the ship into port. Captain
X. reno onstratcd, but in VAN and was
compelled'to put into ST. Helena. The
American Consul here made several in
effectual attempts 10 satisfy them, and
four Of the crew were sent home in the
ship Cicero-[and 5 ia the Benz. Rush. !
the remainder returning in the Orizimbo
The defence set up was cruelty on the
part ofthe master, subsequent to the first
revolt, and after promise of good us ace.
in consequence OF which, the defe ndants
were afftaid of their lives and limbs.
Ia otdet to constitute an ATTEMPT at re-.
volt, the defendants. counsel uaint aimed
hat there must have been an attempt to
,verthrow the authority Of the MASTER
lot mere dlsobedicnce.
JUDcR SToRY-"The distinction "A To-
he revolt is, that an act of disobedience
y single individual is not revolt. but a
a1d more especially q sea,
vhere there ara nosmore men on board a
esset than are necessary to work her. Ifa
art, or all Of a crew 60 of, the discipline
( The vessel is overthf own, and the man
cement is taken out ofthe masters hands.
Ne result rs, that Il there be a combina.
on among number Of seamen going TO
refusal Of duty, Il is revoIt.n
Jude Story charged the Jury, who, |
fter short absence, rendered a verdict
{ guilty against all the defendants.
They were Immediately sentenced by
no Court to pay 6ne of two dollars
ach, and to be imprisoned in the COM
ION jail-those under age ten days, and |
,e others twenty. They have already |
I'D in Jail about two months, which was |
lken into consideration by the Court, in |
assing sentence.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-May 81.

\nepOteo lot the Boston Patriot.
AT Market this day 263 Beef Cattle.
I(including about 40 unsold last weekly 25
pairs Working Oxen, l2 Cows and Calves.
and 260 Sheep. About IS Beef Cattle
remain unsold, most of which. are prime
Cattle.
Prices. Beef Caule.-Last weeks
prices were not supported yoke or two
were taken at 81 25. We quote prime
at 80 . 81 good at s IS so; thin at
25 a Sc.
Working Oxcn.--We noticed sales at
46, 81, So, 60, sc, 10 and $50.
Cows and Calves.--Sales were effected
at II, 10, 90, s2, 25, &c and $28.
Shecp.--We noticed lot Of Weathers,
ordinary, taken at So "a lot at 81 so a
lot at $3 also. lots, part Of which we're
Lambs, at from 2 25to SO.
Mr.. Editor;-I noticed communica-
tion in your paper of yesterday from the
"Warren Star" respecting the manufac-
turer Of the "Union Elastic Stocks,n
which says, that in consequence of the
'accursed tariff one hundred and 25 fe-
males find employment, and the manufac-
urer is protected against foreign COMPETE
tion by duty Of fifty per cent. NY OBJ
Ject in writing this, is simply to add an
important part to that communication,
which the writer probably forgot to men,
tion. In consequence ofthe accursed ta-
riff, not only are one hundred and fifty fe-
males proftably employed, which enables
them to purchase from traders silks,
shawls, muslins and numerous other arti-
cles Of luxury not manufactured in this
country, and which ten years ago they
could not purchase because their labor
was not protected; but, the American
manufacturer, in addition to this, can az
ford the articles 80 per cent less than the |
European manufacturer. Prov. Jour.
II is stated that Lieutenant Randolph,
who committed the assault on the Presi-
dent, is passenger in the last Liverpool
packet.
A mother and four daughtes, three of
whom are now residing in this town, have
collectively approached the altar seven
teen times! The mother has had four
husbands, one other daughters four, and
the others three each. |
Northampton HlrsId,
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A WESTERN PRoDucrros! Mr.. Ben

A WESTERN PRopUcTIoN! Mr.. Ben.
jamin b. Prichard, native, we believe.
of Mason county, but for many years past
a citizen of Montgomery, ta'ried short
time in Maysville last week, and created
little curiosity, particularly among the
children, because Of his enormous bulk.
He is AZ years ofage, six feet one inch
high, and weighs 483 pounds. lie is
communicative, gentIemanly in his de-
pertinent, and appears to be well inform
ed. His health is good, but his supera-
bundant flesh has become burdensome
Maysville (Ky) Eagle.
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FSoW 0urU0S OYTcS.-AuvlCeS IT0m tQt
Sepublichsve been received by the Cameo
to the 23d Of March, SIX days later--bu
-ssksir contents are of no great Importance
Arrangements we're making, and money
advanced, for the purpose of carrying on
she war against the Indians, whom the
merciful seuccessor of Pizarro and Cor
tez bnre ayowed it to be their determine
tiot, "a merely to subdqe, but to exter-
The weather had been remarkably hot,
and Saturday the 18th was said to be the
hottest day ever known in Buenos Ayres.
The Thermometer was at 81 deg.
A quantity Of floating islands, from the
Parana, &c., have lately made their ap-
pearancs off Buenos Ayres, brought thith-
er by the prevailing northcrly winds. Il
b said that snakes have often been fosnd
pPon these floating substances. At a
distance, they look Ike small vessels, or
boofs. During the Brazilian war, an a.
jaFm was given that enemy's boats were
pulIing to the Inner Roads they proved
20 be number, of those islands, which
had been driven towards the shore by a
strong easterly wind. -
The government, in consideration, as il
Is aIledged, Of various information in the
trial Of Captain Pinedo, relative to his
conduct at the Falkland Islands, has or
dsred that he be separated from the naval
service, and suspended from all employ
for four months after which he is to be
placed upon the staff Of the permanent ar
my.
One Week Later.-Since the foregoing
paragraphs were in type, we have receiv-
I'd the s'Argentine News" Of the 3Oth Of
March, announcing that the expedition
nGnihstthe Indiana was soon to commence,
md - the troops of the different provin-
css were in motion. The ceptral divis-
ION, under the command of General Hui
dobro, had already gained important sue
cess. A body of 500 Indians, who medi-
tated another incursion into Condova,
were attacked by the troops OF that divis-
ion, who killed some Of them, and put the
yest to fight, General Quiroga is to COM
mand the troops Of the interior provinces.
The House Of Representatives Of the
Province Of Buenos Ayres have decided
10 remove all civil impediments to the
intermarriage Of Catholics and Protest
ants. The session Of that body closed on
Thursday the 28th of March.
The papers contain some interesting
particulars Of the burning of the British
ship Hiberia (at one time suspected to be
the HelIespont Of Boston) which our want
of space compels US to defer until Mon
day. Out oftwo hundred and 80 persons
who were on board only SO were saved
4 IN. Y. Con. ADV.
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Institution for The Blind. The $4,000
which il was expedient 10 raise promptly to
constitute fund towards the support Of
this excellent institution, has been sub
scribed with some surplus, within three or
four weeks. The benevolent will, how
ever, still farther extend the blessings Of
this establishment, by adding their conir-
buttons. After suitable preparations and
arrangements, The Asylum viii be located
IN the Perkins Mansion on Pearl ;sircc,
AZ ~ Boston Ccninll.
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John Randolph of Roanoke is no more!
He died Friday 24th uIt. at Id before
twelve, at his lodgings at the City Hotel
We had no idea when peuning an hour
ago, the remarks which precede this no.
tice, that they would be SO Immediately
followed by an annunciation ofhis DEATH
TX Phil. Com. Her.
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lhended. The complaint sgainst the
administratioa u, that they have farme<
out to individuals for period of yealB
the privilege of having barracca for the
reception Of hides from the country, and
prohibiting their exPorlation without the
payment Of medic each.
Later advices, via Buenos Ayrcs, to
the 30th, confirm che probability Of a civil
war in Monte Yldeo.--lb.
From VeneSweia.-A letter from Mara
caibo, under date Of the 4th inst. states,
that the Venezuela Congress have abol-
ished the Tobacco n'onopoiy--the collec-
tion oftythes-and engaged seriously in
the undertaking TO establish religious liber-
~ and give validity to civil marriges.-b