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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
PROSPECTUS,
OF VOLUME EIGHTEEN OF THE
New EmSlAmd G q AXy.
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EDITORS
PROSPECTUS,

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N . + Z G. e..

A LII persons indebted TO Samuel Over
"A holtses, or the firm Of Overholtzer & Diller,
are requested to settle up their accounts, which
have been left in the hands OF Mr.. Old. ta be
il they can, and forcibly
if they must-at the store formerly occupied by
the suhse9ibefs.
OvERHOLZER 4 DlLLER.
Richmond, Jan. 24th, 1885, 3tf
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I NJ
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i HE SUBSCRIBERS respecu"uy .ak . Y -
! s1encs and the public generally 70 y enyo
:, ust received and xre now openinE - sse ~
room recently occupied y Dersso = eu1yt
large ANA genss.I as = 1.s.s 3 49, -
fancy fall and wmses OkH GOU1Ss eoonB
in part Of the following areeSss:
Superfioe blue, black, bssvs -
GRAY. cliyes s6eel-0fxNd
Coarse blue, black, brUwu, cd ~
Superfine hl.e black. gray, du1h eaeuepoe
! * olive brown, PLAIN - so1ippd T.
blue brt wn. aad Aeu3- aixf~ 0einne1D
gray and olive do, coasss klue q.
Black, brown. sirah, and olive peeesskxn-
Black brown and mixod evmi1eft.
Black and brown, plain and cut a;lk vsavs(
Plain and figured taby do,
Snper6ne plain and 6gusexi silk vestias,
Black, brown. and olive satin. facesi CO.
Fancy valencia and swansdowa do
Gent'emen's stocks and crasatss
Goats hair and common canblet,
Superhne Ga blue and blown English aessosA
s. g dsab, claret, and green dsS
81 French do,
Black, brown, drab, and lemon eseexssiena,
Bombazetts and bomba Zines,
Black, brown. drab and slate colusetf lssesinqR
Brown, plain nd figured s.os de napaes,
Node sarses,ett and founcssL
Drab, brown, and slate colosed ponreps.
81 and 81 dark and red merino shawls,
81 g. cloth do do d
Black and scarlet thsbet wool do IN 3suA
Piasn white merinO and thibet wool Dc.
s. white and brown silk d
worsted aud cotton do
Plain and fancy Grape, silk dress handkerchief,
4" gause AMI bobissae Dc.
GeDtlemen's silk, kid, and woollen glova,
. beaver, hack and dog G6so -
Ladies silk, kid aud beaver do
Corded skirta
4 a and 81 iackouett cambria.
Cd corded and barred d
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TAKEN UP By John Elton,

Y ES.DiNG three miles east Of Abingdon
Wayne county, Indiana. sorrel horse
with blaze lace, three white feet and legs, II
hands high. No other marks or brands per-
ceivabse. Appraised to thirty dollars By Jacob
Snelsor and Thomas Ime,. A true copy from
my estray book, 4. CUPPY J. r.
January -, 1885. So
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

The death o. Mr.. Marcy, Of Eas; Cam
bridge, was mentioned in the Courier Of
yesterday. The Bunker Hill Aurora con-
tains the following account Of an inter-
view between the dying father and son,
under affecting circumstances.
On Thursday last, Marvin Marcy, (now
awaiting his sentence az one Of the Con-
vent riOters,) was permitted, in presence
Of the High Sheriff Of this county, the
eaoIer and two Deputies, to vis,; HIS Saith
sr, then supposed to be at the point Of
death. A correspondent who was present
1t the scene, describes il a. one Of the
most affecting he ever witnessed. The
anxiety Of the father for his son during
the imprisonment and trial, doubtless ac-
celebrated the progress Of the disease, and
ho had now apparently but few hours TO
survive-before HIM stood that son, whom
he had nurtured and cherished into man
hood; whose want Of affection and dlsre-
gard Of parental instruction had brought
him to . miserable end. The great agI-
aati0n Of the father and the agonizins feel
sings Of q mother. can be better conceived
BY tho sensitive heart than described by
che pen. lie was about 10 leave all, and
shis pledge ofh early affections, Grim
snal awaiting hi, sentence! But the grief
and extreme anguish Of his distressed mo-
iher, already deprived oft comfort and
consolation, which dutiful son might az
ford mothers hearf in this hour Of her
affection, was truly heart-rending. Nor
Was the sou less affected during this sad
niervicw-forminga s it does one OF the
most forcibfe lessons ever exhibited to the
youthful mind. At parting, his emotions
weCo truly indescribable---his disohe-
dience and indiscrerion had added misery
10 suferinE. despair 10 acSuih-he must
have felt that his own misconduct had
haseened the death Of his earthly parent
and planted destroying thorn in 4 moth
erss fond and feeling heart. The lesson
cannot he fp>t even on bim-his feelings
- he fingered By the bed side and moved
sIowly from the bed Of his diving father
can never be ooliterated from his me, norv
their impression must be inde!ib'e, and
tho hope il that they my produce that re-
form which may gain for MS case the .ex-
sreise Of Executive cle:ncncy.
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Ch1ir and Cabislct Making.


ly informs the citizens Of Richmond
and its vicinity. that he continues tee a
bove business in all its various branches,
two doors east of Burk's Hotel, where he
keeps on hand, chairs, settees, bureaus
tables, bedsteaJs, of different qualities
and prices. Hu hopes from the style and
dura bility of his WORK to receive a portion
Of the pubIic's patronage.
February It'll 1885.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
TAKEN UP, By Jamrs c. Mar,rcH

TAKEN UP, by Jamrs C.. Mar'rcH
,nF Wayne township, Wayne county Ia.
~ an estray steer, spotted red and white
marked with an upper half crop in the lie f.
ear, supposed to be eighteen months Ole.
No other marks or brands perceivabie.-
Appraised to three dollars by A. Hooper
and Daniel Clark. A true copy from my
estray book. A CUPPY, J. p.
February 18th, 1925. 50
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

n C.. FERGUSON, has removed his
- shop TO bis bew building nearly opposite
the Branch Bank, where he - prepared to exc
cute all orders Of clock and watch repairing on
short notice and in good style He has also ne
ceive.I new assortment Of Jewelry and Fancy
Articles, which the public can cali and sec, and
purchase, if they choose.
Richmond, Jan. 18th, 1885. 2
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MERCHANDISE FOUND.

WAS found. near this place on the
w road leading west, a few days ago a
email bundle of merchandise which the owner
can have ty applying at this Office, proving
property and paying charges.
Richmond, Jan. oath, 1885.
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TAKEN UPby Ed. lMcCue and J. Kulp,

nF Ward township, Randolph county, la.
~ near Lcwalien's mill on the Mississinnewa,
three est.ay work steers. one a black with "A
white face, back and belly, a small nick in the
right ear, about five or s.x years olc-one
Il black with white face, back and belly, with
a crop off Of the left and small slope Of the
right, about five or six years old-and the other
is red with white face, back belly, tail and point
ofeach horn. with crop Off Of each ear, and Il
bit in each side of the right, about five or six
years old, appraised to fifty dollars by Anthony
and George Reitnour. A true copy from my
jestray book. WIN. ODLE, r.
January 3lst, 1885.
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Lafayette Dressing room.
IMPORTANT PROCL4MA7ION.

HIS Imperial Ifighness, alias j. G.. Brit
~ ton, Autocrat of all the tonsoratical
operations of this great western realm
hereby makes known to his leige subjects,
that he has returned from brief soJour Ii
at the head quarters of his Hoosher Pro-
vince, and is now prepared to receive at
his palace royal, fnorth side sf Main street
eie ht doors west of Wa>hingtonstreet,) a
such Of his loyal subjects as will manifest
their fealty by placing their noeses bet
ween bis gifts TO oblige his friends he wiil
remove such 'onsiie APPENDICES from their
persons as they may desire. and he espe-
cially requests that his daily levees may
be we'll attended. Given at our Imperial
residence the 10th day of the month OF full
grown whishers.
BRITTCN, LIS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
State Of Intliana) In the Wayse Psotats
waynec M A. d. 1854.
John Smith Administrator on
the Estate Of JOAN Scott de- @. conpl.ias q
ceased, Insolvency.


The Creditors Of said Estate.
On Thursday the 18th day Of N0v1absr q.
D. 1854 the same being the fourth jodsc,al da :
OF the Wayne Probate Court holden before tbs
Hon. Nathan Smith sole judge II snid C6Cst,
here comes the said petitioner and de- hn Pcei-
ton in this behalf, and the rcupon on motion Of
said petitioner. 1t is ordered BY the Court that
the creditors Of said estate be nota6el IT etse
fling and perden y Of said Complaide BY pub1i-
cation for six We 10 succcseiveIy in sous6 week.
iy Newspaper pe nted and Pubiished ia WaSao
county Indiana, prior To the FIRST day u thg nat
term Of said Court. Aud further tisst Oo1~s
said Creditors notify said administsneos q u
existence and extent Of their respective e3aisns
against said estate, by fling the sa@e, a aaes.
unent Of the nature, dcscsiptioe md a.1o - -
contract, assumpsit, Judgment o. liahi1iey opso
whica the same may be founded in The o6ee -
the Clerk Of the Wayne Probate Cooft pf1vious
to the final distribution of the sasts of0id -
tate, such claims not 20 fled Win b pueroaN1
in favor Of more dilig~Nt ctellitoes. And ahae
at the next term III this Court to be lpu1slcn ae
the Court House in and for said Comfy IN G.s
second Monday Of February next, t6e Cosst
will proceed to hear and deternine open Ill
claims iied as aforesaid, and 20 1alEs Gaal
decree and d.stributioa Of the assets q The ..
tate Of said deceased.
Attest, SAML. HANNAH, CT.
December lst, 1884. l3--6w.
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EXPIRED PArkxs.-lt appears by re-
cent publication Of the Superintendent Of
the Patent Office, in the Washington pa
pers, that one hundred and fifty-two pat
ents expired during the year 1884.
NOTHING New UNDER THE SuN.-An
old paragraph from an English journal IL
going the rounds, in which it is alleged
that Warren Hastings, when governor
general Of India, found in the district OF
Benares = subterranean vault, conteinrn.
"a printing.press Of antique AID singular
fashion, with movable types upon It, set
as If ready for prio:..ng; and that from the
best information that could be obtained
me d'scov erers were Of opinion that the
vault had been closed for at least thou
'an3 years! II is scarcely 10 be credited
that an art 50 peculiarly fitted to perpe,u-
ate itself, should ever be lost to the knowI-
Ietge Of mankind.
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TAKEN Up by Lawrence NJ Stevenson

iNEN Uf by LaWrence VI. Stevenson,
y ESiDlNG in Clay township, Wayne
county, Indiana, on the first day Of Jan.
1895, brown mare, three years old past with
a star in her forehead; no other marks or brands
perccisable. Appraised to thIrty-6ve dollars
by Joseph Thornburg and Jacob Galsean this
] 9th January 1855. A true copy from estray
book. JOHN BRADY j. p.
January 3Ist 1885. A.
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Missouri is said to be tie only state in
tho Union which has not bank incorpo-
saacd BY the Safe Legislature. The only
bank in the State 10 branch Of the L. S.
Bank IT 81. Louis.
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YVHE sHsscriber informs tho euh1ie, ehoa
lie has taken the agescy e RseDet
Improvement on the saw mill, fee Psohoo
county, Ohio and Wayne cssaAy. 1o1iaoa.
The Improvement may b seea - ePosar
ton at the mills of Nathan Ovosmao. nooe
CentrevilIe, and Of Hessy Rec, CT. ~
1arsh, and Mr.. Barnet fDw a61o boooU
Richmend. Persoss vishih9 - psssA11o
rights for the above inPsssaosUoD0ng4p.
ply 10 the uaAessigneA II Csatsosooos -
diana. -. IS
July 18th, 1884
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subscriber offer. for sale TIE f.sn uAese -
now resides, on Elkhorn, Eve ciles Sos9A sass q
Richmond, containing one hosdrea 80 sfUAey
acres, about one hundred u whieA = oodae
fence, 20 acres Of meadows, gued Appoe -
pc ach orchard. a very large Barn and etkes go
improvements. As persoaas wishing - pasean1o
viii examine the pre.nises, fsthes dsoufpG
Is thought unnecessary.
Immediate pOssessipn car b gives.
WILLIAM KuG9EY.
re 2Ist, 1894
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DLACK VARNISH for leather. for sale
- BY LINDSEY 4 BUGG.
May, 18th 1894. -
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The Mormonitcs have pet toned 10 the
Legislature Of Missouri, for the passage OF
OF an actt TO restore TO them their property
lands, rights, and immun:ties.
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II Il ~ ~ TIC e.
CEAELES MOORE
Attorney and Counsellor At Law.

Richmond, Indiana,
WILL attend to the business Of his pro-
w fession in the 9th Judicial Circuit of
the said State. His office is in Dir. Wig
gins new brick-building Immediately oP-
posite the Bank, where he may generally
be found.
n. Il. He will draft instruments Of wri-
ting of every description, in an accurate
and neat manner.
Nov. 2Sth, 1894
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MAGISTRATES BLANKS, efevery
NA descriptions for sale At shiso0ce.
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CANDIDATES FOR MAGISTRATE.l
STEPHEN B. STANTON, JAMES WOODS
WILLIAM NJ. ELDRlDGE,-STACEY
HORNER-JACOB d. FREESTONE--
WILLIAM BROWN and A. s. JEFFERIS
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TTRNIVGi TTR.NING!!

January 3lst, 1925. 4
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-22
AGENTS FOR THE ADVOCATE.

The following gentlemen have been appoint
 ed Agents for this paper: Jesse Turner, Crawford c. H. John c. Saytors, P. .M Jackson co. J. .M. KatykendaH, Jackson, Lawrence co. sHqj. J. W'oJ,SP. II. Izard c. H. James Bossoeti, Independence co. J. 1T. Egaer, Batesville. Be19. Croa0tey, Lawrence co. Jacob Buxxard, Lafayette co. J. 1T. Caldsoett, Jefferson co. Col. James ScuH, P. II. Pine Bluffs. R. s. Bell, P. .M. Monroe co. Y. B. Patton, P. II. Lake Port, Chicot co. W. D. Ferguson, P. .u Crittenden co. H. [. Biscoe, Helena.
 r. FayveHy, Esq. Arkansas co. James Ciork, Miller co. Col. Joltn Clark, Seyier co. DaUid For0R, do. .H- fl. Diron, Hampstead CO., Franklin Steuarf, Esq. Lafayette co. Ihonaas .Hathcrs; Conway CO., John Hibbla, do. l.. ". Clarke, P. II. Morrison's Bluffs. L. Eoaas, Vineyard, Washington co. Dacid Walker, Fayetteville, do- Phitander LiHeu, St. Francis co. 1T. fl. Wilmington, Hot Spring co. s. y. R. RyaR, Mouth of Arkansas. v. P. .lfitier, P. III. Randolph, Tenn. CharIes Caldueu, Caldwelton, Pulaski CO., fl. 1T. RuheeJord, Esq. Clark co. Bradford c. Fawler; Jonesboro' Miller co. Stanislas Dardaaae, Jefferson co. F. c. IT. Teeuauh, Scotia, Pope co. H. S. Loferty, Carrolton, Carroll co. N'ichotas Dougherty, Clinton, Van Buren CO Joseph II. Breos-iey. Dardanelles, Pope co.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-22
JONAS BIGEIow
Mouth Of Arkansas River Mares, & Go.

ATOULD inform their friends and ,t-
 " public generally, that they arc naA' e.s prepared, at their establishment at tba absa. mentioned place, to transact a general ISg,e STo RING AND FORWARDING BUSINESS. with ,cass oas1 and punctuality, and at the common and g,s9 ras' derate prices paid for such agency. Na s,s, necessary deidy shall, in any case. he w;ss %.,s reason charged upon them. Their ware basA baa ses are good and substantial, as well as n.s.s against the weather, end thus plecludp p,gs, ,s possibility of danger accruing to goods wb;la sla under the roofs. "las
 They viii also transact COMPASSION Rrs, NESS of every kind which may be entrnssoa to them-buying up-eountry produce on tbe s river, sc. 'ie
 Of the advantages of their situation. t i. needless to speak. They are well known and the navigation of the Arkansas is eonsi ly as good as that by the mouth of W6ifs River. ss'
 ***If unremitting care and attention will merit 1t, they trust to receive a share ofpuhs lie patronage.
 .uoath of .4rtGRsas, June 9, 1s34.-1sf
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-22
PROPOSALS
 FOR INDIAN 2 A TTCNS

sEALED PROPOSALS will be received kJ by the subscriber, until Wednesdag, the tbird day of' June neat, at I2 o'clock, 1T. for furnishing and delivering all NATIONS, moro less, t.at shall 5a required for the SEMINOLE INDIANS, in their new coun- try, west, from the frst dag of July nert, ia- ctuding alI thdt staH ensagrate lvitlt1a tbe pre- sent year, 1885, for twelve months after the day of their arrival in their new country, as above stated.
 From twelve to fifteen hundred Seminoles are believed new te be en their way from Florida. and will, in all probability. reach their new country-situated between the Forks of the Canadian-in the course of the month of June next. The whole tribe num- bers from three to four thousand; and, 1t IS expected, the greater portion, If not all of them, will emigrate during the present year.
 The main Depot of Issues will be at or near the Forks of the Canadian, about forty miles by land from the Choctaw Agency, and not more than thirty miles, by the Canadian, from it's junction with the Arkansas.
 The Indian Ration consists of one pound of Fresh Beef, three fourths of quart of Corn, and at the rate of four quarts If Salt to each one hundred Rations. The Corn and Salt must be delivered by the measure of thirty two quarts, dgy measure, to the busnel. The quality, as well as the weight and measure of the articles composing the Ration, will be inspected by an agent, on delivery.
 Bidders will state, in their proposals, the price for which they will furnish and deliver the Ration above mentioned. All risk, and every expense attending the delivery and dis tribution ofthe Rations, must be borne by the Contractor.
 A portion of the meat part of the Ration may be commuted for Coaos and Cubes, and Breeding Hogs, should such be required by the receiving Agent. Bidders will, there fore, state, iii their proposals, tho price per pound at which they will deliver Cows and Calves, and Hogs, upon estimates, on the hoof, under communication, as shall be reguir- ed from time to time--the Agent giving to the Contractor thirty days notice of the num- Der ofeach required, prior to the period efde livery.
 Payments for all furnishing to be made at Little Rock, A. T., and quarter yearly, if de- sired.
 Bonds, with two responsible signatures, will be required, as security for the faithful fulflment of the contract.
 The privilege of rejecting bids deemed high, IS reserved.
 Persons making bids, not known to the sub scriber, will accompany them with responsi- bic references, as to their capacity to fulfil the contract. They will be pleased to write on the envelope of their communications, the words, Proposals Q .fitraish fadian Ra- lions, " and will attend at Little Rock, 4. T. on the last day of receiving bids, for the pur- pose of closing the contracts.
 J. BROWN, Capt. U S. .4
 Pr. Dis Ing .4g't Ind. RemV. Little Rock, 4. T., May 1, Is35.-5-4w
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-22
NOTICE.

TNHE subscriber having disposed of the E entire stock of DRY GooBs belongingto to the firm of Wm. Badgett 6 Go. earnestly desires all persons indebted to said firm, to come forward and settle their accounts either by note or otherwise, as the business of the firm is about to be closed, and they wish to square the books. All who cannot pay up at present will be required to give their notes. He tenders his acknowledgements to the citizens of the surrounding country, for the very liberal patronage they have received since their establishment in business in this place; and he hopes that aH who have been favored with credit, will not be backward in complying with this call.
 He has taken Q room in the white building connected with Mfr. .Eeffries' Hotel, where he or his brother can at all times be found to at- tend to business connected with the firm.
 VIM. BADGETT.
 Little Rock, April 10, l635.-1tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-22
TAKEN UP.

sab nN the military road, three UJ a- NJ miles west of Point Re-
 @sA N move, Conway county, by the M yaT subscriber, two grey horses sssessz.zsn about fifteen hands and a half high, and both judged to be fifteen years old. One is branded with the letters o. and J. on the near side. l am in hopes that by giving this information the owner may get his hor- ses. K. J. BLOUNT.
 April 2l, 1s35.-5-3t
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-22
FIR FRR EESH SUPPHX.

VIE subscribers have received per steam A boat Arkansas. from New Orleans. 20 bbls. sugar; do. white Havanna do. 2 do. loaf do.; % sacks coffee 2 bbls. molasses; , do. sperm oil 3 do. mackerel 20 sacks coarse and fine salt l2 dog. elaret wine; l bbl. Malaga do. 10 kegs nails, ass'd.; 1 horse shoe do. Manila rope, &c.
 WATT N5 DUNN. March 6, 1s35.-4etf
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-22
GREEN OAK.
DIR. ". c. HOWELL,

LEAVING located himself at Little Roclg "A for the purpose of practising MEDa- CINE and SURGERY, respectfully tendess his Professional services to the citizens Little Rock and it's vicinity. Prompt atten7 tion will be paid to the duties of his Profess ion. He will be found at the brick house ln8 mediately north of Maj. Peay's, and reqzsfR ly occupied by Dr. Sprague.
 P. $. DR. HOWELL is recently from AlbaS- ny, N. Z. at which place he has been engag@' ed as Assistant Physician to the Hospitaidu- ring the past year.
 Little Rock. Jan. 7th. 1895. 40tf