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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25
an ORDINANCE.

IN ORDINANCE,
Supplementary to an Ordinance for the
purpose Of establishing FIRE ConPAN
les IN the town of Richmond
Section l. BE it ordained by the Pres
- and Trustees of the town of Rich
M, that the company called the Bucket
company for extinguisl,ing fire, shall have
full power under this corporation to incor-
porate themselves into company by the
n1pe Of the Bucket Company for the pur-
49, of eN,inguishIng are IN the town OF
hlch:Dond, and thereby have full power to
maize their own oye-laws, and impose fines
on their members to compel them to duty,
provided they be not contrary to the laws
of the Corporation or ofthis state.
Sec. 2. That those of the citizens OF
the town Of Richmond who do not organ
ize themselves into, or with any OF the
companies for the purpose OF Distinguishing
fire shall pay annually the sum of two dol
lars to the president and Trustees .. :he
town Of Richmond. to be collected hy the
common collector of corporation ravenas,
and shall be expressly applied TO the ptr-
pose of procuring Buckets or some otner
for the purpose u eXtinsulsi--ng
fire and to no other purpose whatever.
Sec. 8. That every person wNo suaii
be citizen of Richmond md over the age
OF twenty zone years, ana not organizea
with any of the Companies Tor the purpose
of eA.inguish;ng fire IL OK before ,he first
day of July i5:3 and s7anMOga0U1Ar the
age Of sixty years, shall be considered as
unorganlzed person, shall be assessed a:
that time as such and each aud every of
them shall be held in the a5ove stated sum
of two dollars for the benefit OF extlnguisn-
ing fire.
Sec. 1t shall be the duty OF each of
the several Companies for the purpose OF
cxtlnguishing fire in tits corporation TO
hand INTO the Board Of Trustees GA the
said first day of July is3 the names of
each of their members il writing and to
10 the same each year after forever BE
tween the twentieth and tliirtieth DAYS OF
April.
BAIL BRIGiirWELL Prest.
WILLIAM cox ,SeC'y.
May % IS33??.
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PlIRiIC AUCTION.

WILL be sold at public sale, on Satur-
W day the eth of June next, al the late
residence of John 2. Woods, deceased ,one
mile north of Hnlsborough, the personal
property of said deceased, consisting OF
young horses, sheep. hog, Wagon. a
clock, farming utensils, four thousand
bricks, and other articles. Sale to COM
mence at 70 O'Clock. \ credit will be
given for all sums exceeding two dollars.
The estate is probably solvent.
JOHN PTRyIiNCE.
Executor.
May Il. 19a2. 10
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25

The Legislature OF Louisiana has
rassed new law respecting the in
spection of flour. 1t provides that
every barrel OF -four brought into the
State, either for sale or expectation,
snail contain l9Olos nett, under Il pen
ATTY Of twelve cents a pound, for every
barrel deficient three pounds or less.
ard twenty-five ceats for every pound
deficient over that number. Ever,
barrel is to be branded with the cor
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LAST NOTICE, as the result will prove.

LAST NOTICE, as the result will prove.
A It'll a view of making collections,
and paying his debts, the subscriber
has declined carrying on the >addling Du-
,iness. lie concludes that those INDEBTED
to him will see the necessity of calling
soon and making payment. such as nave
open accounts, and cannot pay at this
time, are requested to cali and give their
notes. ResortIng to the law IS extremely
unpleasant, and having but very seldom
done SO, he hopes isoU to get along with
out it. However, should any neglect pay
ing attention to this notice, they must ex-
pect it, and he thinks cannot reasonably
complain.
Some articles in trade will still be re-
ceived.
Hiatt s. Moore & Caleb Z. Williams
have purchased his Stock ia trade, and
will keep a supply of articles IN that line;
customers aud others are invited To gave
them q call.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond, 9Th no. 10th, 1888. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25
Notice is given to l:se Public.

ssHAT two notes were given by John
Castator and William G. Harper, Of
Butter county, Ohio, to Sarah Triggs, o.
itandoIph county, Indiana, sometime IN
January last. uae ofthesn calling for one
hundred dollars, and due IN Say next, We
understand, has been traded to air. .her.
OF :, lnchester, tie ether for ) iju, due OF.
the first Of .iay, is.iI, is sill held or INC
person 10 whoa it was given. Now, a.
fraud mas Dcea practised In relation to
this Transaction, we hereby Caution the
pu ,lic against trading for them, as we ara
De - rinined no. II pay them.
JoHN CiSTtTDR,
iVM. T.. HARPER.
April both, 152?. -
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lW POR TANT.

THAR EVERY PERSON settle their crcun-
a iary affairs with each o.isar-rherc-
fore, / being disposed and Obliged to par
my debts, l require On sight, that al. who
know themselves IN Tay d.ot, % make !. Z
point to settle with me by the first Of aav
otherwise abide by the Consequences.
have just returned to Richmond, AMI
when health permits, viii as usual, alter.
to any. and every case il Tire line Of sny rr.
fession, when required.
AND2Fv HyNDMAN.
Ma-cs ~. 1se: Ii
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TAKEN Up

RY John Nicholson, OF New Garden
Township. Wayne county. Indiana,
a sorrel mare about two years old. four
teen hands high, with a scar on the breas
supposed to be snagged; appraised at
thirty dollars by Richard Williams and
Jacob Addleman.
\ true copy from my estrav book.
JOHN VI. ADDLENAN. J.r.
May 18th, 1898.
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TO THE PUB IC.
LANCASTER ONO BANK.

MAY LIST 1888.
| We. have just asccrtained that there
are couDterfeits, and dangereus ones,
ahoat on our Bank. Thosc that we
have seen are IS Of the issue of Janu-
AIRY 80, 1898, payable to w. J. Reese
n s. Gill--they may be detected by
the following marks:
LIST. The colour of the paper is
lighter than that oft genuine rotes
and is little tinged with yellow. more
like that Of the carrier issues, this is
particularly obvious on looking at the
back OF the note.
End. IN all these the tir ftiae G.. in
Garaghty is an q, it is nearly SO in some
Of the genuine.
3rd. Those payable 10 W.. Reese
are defective in the filling up-~hls
name is written with heavier stroke
than the genuine, ana the J is like q
1.-THE J in January is moi well I'M!
ted-the J in the Presidents nameN
made to cut deeply into the die work
round the ', and on this note the fe-
m''lt figure ard the shield on which
the eagle rests are too light. Those
pay able to $. Gill arc also on paper
Ut a yellowish cast. the female figure.
drapery, &c. similar TO the above
the numbering and the filling up gen
orally too heavy especially those pay
able to 5. Gill the J in the Presidents
name, stiff but clear Of the die work
The Presidents name follows the line
below, more exactly than in the gen
uine, The issue payable to S. Gill was
from 5000 to 9OOO--thc
Counterfeit are between 6O0O and
700: these to w. j. Reese correctly
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NEW ARR iNGEnESI.

Hiatt 81 MOORE of Milton, and G.
4 - LEB x. WILLIAMS Of this place,
having purchased the eatire stock of A.
chilies Williams ia the saddIing business.
W i'll hereafter conduct said business, at the
same stand, Corner of ,lain and Front SITS.
in Richmond,) under the firm of Hian,
Moore u Williams, where they intend keep
ing at all times, general assortment Of
SADDLES, BRiDLES, H.4RhESS,
ZRC-NAS, ROBES, and all other .arti-
cles in their line of BUSINESS. Of the best
materials and workmanship, and at the
most reasonable prices. Their experience
IN the business warrants them in saying
that their work will recommend itself t.
the former customers of the shop and the
public generally.
JOEL HIATT,
CHARLES il. MODEE.
CALEB X. WILLIAMS.
Richmond, May 18th, 1893. 10
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Boots, Shoes assd sBrO.atss.

/. BLANCHARD Il Mi.R;iCk, are now
~ receiving from the manIfac turers in
New York and Boston,
100 pair mems fine caif-skin Boots,
80 9 coarse, thick,
500 &C &C . Shoes and Brogans,
500 g g kip Brogans,
200 &c boys s.
80 smen's seal and morocco Pumps,
30 6 fine calf Shoes,
200 . ladies' morocco and pruneiia 6
40 children's leather and morocco g
Which. they will sell by the case, dozen,
or single pair, at unusually low prices.
Richmond, April 10, 1888. u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25

The following named gentlemen, we
find As candidates for congress In this
state.
First Distric,.-RatIif Boon, David G.
Mitchell, Robert NJ. Evans, James X. +.
Goodle,t, Dennis Pennington, and Seth
VI. LeveDworth.
Second.-John w. Davis, John Ewing,
William C.. Linton, John Law, and II. l..
Livingston.
Third.-John Carr and HarDin II.
Moore.
Fourth.-Amos Lane, John Test and
George Craig.
Fiflh-Oliver H. Smith, James Kari
den and Jonathan M'Carty.
Sixth.-W. w. Wick, James B. Ray,
A. F.. Morrison, George l.. Kinnard and
jacob B. Lowe.
Seventh.-Albert S. White, Joseph N.
Havs, and Edward A. Henneyan.
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their hushands-but fortunately not a
single life has been loss.
In two hours and a half, seventy-five
houses fronting on the principal streets
|of the town, including three Hotels, all
the stores save one, ali the dwellings.
shops and materials of the tradesmen
and mechanics, were burnt to the
ground. The whole number Of bull
dings destroyed, including barns, sta
bles, and other out buildidgs, cannot.
it is believed, be short of one hundred
and fifty. In this br,cfspace of time.
seven hundred people have been rem
dered housele.s and otherwise deplo-
rably destitute.-Thc value of the
property has been estimated at S272.-
600, & the undersigned believe this
estimate to be rather below than above
the truth.
In appealing, in behalf ofthe Cum
berlaDd sufferers, to the generous
Of their countrymen, the
undersigned cherish a lively hope
that the appeal will not be in vain.
The sight ola thriving village, daily
increasing in all the comforts Of life,
reduced il 80 short a time to a melan-
choly waste ofbroken walls and naked
cannot fail to call forth those
principles Of active beneyolencc that
form SO distinguished characteristic
IF the American people,"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25

The following is an extract from 9
toue hug address, made to the people o
the United States by committee ap
pointed by the citizens Of Cumberland
the greater Of which was destroyed by fire
q lew VEGAS since, soliciting contribu
tions in Dehalf Of the sufferers.
~ihe calami,ous fire which forms
the occasion and the subject ofthis ad
dress, broke out at = o'clock r. NJ. Oh
Sunda, the lith Of April inst. /,
or,gi.nated in a joiner's shop. aid Is
said to have been oCcasioned BY light
ed cigar which careless boy threw
among some shaving. This shop an
hap,.,l, stood at the northwestern
extremity Of the business portion Of
the place, and a strong north srest unsd
pre-. ailing at the time. the flames, our
mug shingles, and other combustIbles,
were carried through the heart Of the
town. The citizens labored first to
save the buildings. which was frame,
ad,oluiag the shop where the fire COM
Inenced, but this soon was abandoned
is hopeless. The panic then became
gene. III and uncomfortable, and each
endeavoribg to save his own affects
carried out store goods. beds, bedding,
clothing aud furniture into the street
-oat the houses Oh both sides were
nov III iulI blaze, the progress oi des-
tructlon ). as rapid Beyond Conception,
aud those VINO md placed their etfe, Is
in tue streets, were driven from them
by body Of fi..me and scorchlng-
smose that TILED the entire space rom
side to side burning up sideboaIds
chairs, tables. articles o. mate aid Ie-
male attire, beds and oed-clotncs be-
fore the eyes of their owners.
The Dex, effort OF the ciiiz ns. " mere
the flames naa not reached, was to
carry their goods 10 the houses OF their
friends at a considerable distance from
what was supposed to be the scene OF
danger. In the midst of these la ,ors.
what was their CONSERVATION to behold
those places Of refuge, even the most
distant, with all the intervening houses
already Oh fire.
The inhabitants now withdrew in
despair to distance from the r.si 2
e!ement.-From right to left, one un-
broken sheet OF flame extending full
4 quarter Of a mile, raging and Fearing
like tornado, was the awful spectacle
presenting to the eve. The two sec
tons Of the town were completed. sep
Grated from each other: to those or
the west the fare and condition Of
their friends beyond the flames where
involved in misery and dreadful ap
pTehension. Mothers we're perateL
from their children, and wives from
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25

4 CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by
the subscriber living four miles cas-.
of Richmond. on the farm recently occm-
pied by Paui s4arsh, any quantity Of \. MS
key, rectified. coiored. old and new. u
suit purchasers. 1t vii. he said low for
Cash JOIN CRAFT
May le, 1899. l..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25

7 ; now located in the town OF Richmond.
Wayne county, Indiana. His Office Is
on = ashington street, two doors north OF
the Union Hall, where he may he found
really 10 attend to any calls in the line OF
his profession, and from a long practice.
experience ne hopes to give genera! satls-
fact ION.
NAY iith 1888 AZ
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.ltSSof.ij TalS.

TFi9E Par:aeeship heretofore existing be
4 tween iilia,u l.. Brady and John y
Morrison, tra,.ing under tie firm Of Hras',
~ Morrison. is this day ..issolve.- NJ
these inde ted to said firm are retue 5tc1
TO cau ad make i4.rned:ate payment.
WILLIAM l.. BR sDE.
Richmol.l, May &c, Is23. Il
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25

We have received communication
from the gentleman attacked BY Mr..
Hams, in the Western Times, two weeks
since. But we think that enough has al
ready been said on the subject, SUBJECT
which cannot from ATS private nature IN
eerest the public. Therefore we hope our
correspondent will excuse our not pub
fishing it,, ;hls time.
We have also received one Ill answer
TO the certificate OF Messrs. Pool, Pegg,
anc Macy. But ae think It IS only ne
ce.sary to assure the society Of Friends,
or those gentleman who puoiished the
certificate, that Aic>srs. Hook and Su'n-
crianu mad not the m st distant idea Of
5Tldic uiing the society.
Another from our friend Quidam, has
been received. We believe with him
in every particular, Lu' we hope he VIII
excuse ITS non-aPPcarance.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25

/ AvERY.-rhe trial Of the Rev. f. X
Avery, commenced at Newpor., X. 1. oI
the 9TH inst. ''Shortly after the Ju.gcs
and counsel had taken their seats. the
prisoner was brought in; he bowen te
each, and sat at the counsel-taDie with
perfect seif-pOssession, which was nol.
however, characterized b an, unDeconl-
ing confidence Of demeanor, but appeared
rather the result of great mental hrmuess.
In point Vi health, he seems to have sui
tered severely since his arrangement III
March last !; his face IS greatly a,tenuated,
and ITS complexion might almost ue de-
scfiDed as cadayerous"
The Attorney Grneral, Albert e..
Greene, Esquire, moved that the trl-
al OF the prisoner proceed, or tiIat d
time be assigned tor the same. The
Court expressed Its Willingness to pro-
coed immediately, provided there was
no objection on the part of the prison.
Ter.
Richard l.. Randolph, Esquire, one
OF the prisoners Counsel, then suggest
ed the propriety, IN this intance, o. max
lug panel ''at Iarge," as otherwise 1t
might be impossible to proc He a jury.
The proposition was acceded to; and
an adjournment was agreed upon TOT
the purpose Of effecting it. Inc pri-
soDe' is entitled TO twenty peremp.ory
challenges.
n further application was made by
MIR. Randolph, that the Court would
direct the Sheriff to summon the panel
from different parts OF the tountr,.
The Court Vowed its interference, re-
presenting that it was matter to De
left entirely to the Sheriff's discre
ton.
MIR. Randolph then addressed the
Bench in respect to the line of conduct
to b.. pursued by the New York, Bos-
ton, and other Reporters. With the
consent Of the Attorney General, and
Of the parties concerned, the amplest
possible accommodations has been
made for these gentlemen by Mr.. Ma
son, the clerk Of the Court, but mas
much as it would be highly injurious
that any report OF the trial should 60
forth to the public before "A verdict was
rendered, and as such step was OPP
posed to the views both of the Govern
ment and Of the Counsel, he should
move the Court to grant AN order that
no publication Of any minutes be al
lowed till a verdict should DE return
cd.
The Court said that they could not
ssne such restriction as an order
put that the accommodations for the
Reporters had been provided on the
express understanding that they would
undertake to withhold any publication
Tor the period required.
The Reporters present declared
ready to enter into the obi
CATION. provided such restriction
we're placed on all other Reporters.
resident or from distance, as would
pla. them in fair position towards
each other in point Of ultimate puolica-
ion.
The Court said the restriction would
apply unfortunately and equally to
he isepOrters IN the State Of Rhode
Island and all others, and that no ac.
would be furnished to
hose who declined accedins to the
erms proposed.
These pledges having been given
~ the attending reporters. the Court
adjourned until nine o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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Doctor. j. A. Lemon.

HAS permanently located In Richmond
- Indiana, and will attend to all calls
in his profession. Office on Main street,
nearly opposite to the National Hotel.
Nav 18th. lS:;3. %
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TAKEN Up
Ri Abraham Hunt, living in Washing
~ ton township, Randolph county, In
diana, an estray mare with black name
tail and legs, a oout fifteen hands high and
to be three years old this spring,
to thirty dollars by US, this 10Th
day of May, 1898.
WILLIAM BENSON.
BENJAMIN HUNT.
do certify that this is true copy from
my estray book.
WILLIAM JAY, Up.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25

MARRIED.-On Thursday last b,
George Springer. Esq. Mr.. THOMAS
HILL to Miss ELIZABETH WHITE,
all Of this place.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25

Thomas B. Ross, Editor of the
Ohio Argus, has been appointed b,
the Secretary Of War, examiner OF
the West Point Cadets for the ensuing
season.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25

Gen. JONATHAN M'CARTY, has
announced himself as candidate TOR
Congress.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25

We arc authorised to publish the name
Of the Rev. JAMES MARTIN, as candi-
date tofeprescnt this county in the next
legislature.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25

DIED.-On the 2lst inst. MARY ell
iest daughter of Banner and S WINS
aged -Four years
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-05-25

For Coneress--J RARiDEN-OLIvER
II. SMITH.
For the Legislafxre.-A. THORNBER-
RY.-HENRY R-ABNER Nj
BR ADBERRY.-Z. ". PENDJ.EFON.
For O'HARRA.
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NJ. GARAGHTY, Cashier.

1t is certain that Mr.. Stevenson, OF
Virginia, has been nominated Minis
ter at the Court of Lor don.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10
Bank Of VIRGINIA.

order OF number Of Stockholders in the Bank
- oil virginia, duly authorized by the Charter to call
general meeting, the undersigned hereby gives notice
That general meeting of tho Stockholders Of the aid
Bank will be held on Monday the 9th day Of Nav next
purpose Of taking into consideration the suboined acts Of
the General Assembly, and Of deciding on the expeden
cy oil subscribing to the James River Kanayyha Com
pany on the conditions specified in the said acts For the
convenience OF such Stockholders cannot attend In per
son, the form OF power Of attorney vote by proxy is
annexed. r'~~' -
As the object Of the meeting is Of great Importance 10 bs
institution, as well as the community large is earnes
W requested that those Stockholders who not
will apPoin. proxies TO represent them.
March 81, 1888. Cashier Bank IF Ic
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FRENCH CLAIMS


- me National lnteigencer notices the statement Of
Phiadelpbapaper, that
"Ihe French Government have dshonored the bill.
drawn by the government OF the United States in pursu-
ance oil the Treaty OF indemnity for the claims of our
chants which grew out Of the spoaons committed un.
der the authority OF the Berlin aud Milan DEGREES"
The fact is certain, but the Intelligencer observes
eve venture TO say that the French Government has
done nothing incompatible with its known amiy to the u
states. As to the bills drdton, they NAV or NAV NOT
have been accepted, because they may or may not, in
some particular or other, have been compatible with the
Treaty Of indemnify accidental cause may have
delayed their payment"
We believe the following statement Of the New York
journal OF Commerce TO be substantially correct The
damages, however, incurred by the protest. are twenty
per cent.-yNdt. Gdz. '
".Pohtieat Erehdnge.-The first instalment of five
millions OF francs under the French treaty of indemnity
having fallen due, Secretary Of the Treasury avaed
himself OF the funds, az he had good right to do by the
mercantile process Of bill Of exchange. The bin was
negotiated by the Bank Of the United States and reied
TO Barring Brothers Co., who sent il over TO Paris for
acceptance and payment IL presented at the French
Exchequer, but the Chambers not having made specific
appropriation Tor the purposes il could be paid with
mercantile promptDess aud dealt with according 10
the custom Of merchants, and protested. Bottenge1r &