Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

the general result be as it may, We wish toI
see full and fair expression Of the vote Of
/ Indiana. and not have it said after the eIec-
ttion is over, we could have done 80 and so,I
liz we had turned out. Let W. have no ifsl
about it.
! Ohio and Pennsylvania held their election
yesterday; the returns will be given in this,
paper the earliest opportunity.
OHro.-At length full returns have reached
US from the state election. Vance's majority
!. is 622s. eleven Wing members elected to|
Congress to eight Van Buren,, but owing to,
the unequal apportionment of the state last
winter, the Van Buren, party have a majority
of six on joint ballot in the legislature. al
though the thrty-fve Wing members Of the
| House represent 1919 qualified voters,
/, while the Van Buren, members represent
only 1Oe,O77, or 8,O42 less than the Wings.
! BIC ~TArERs.''-If our conscience would
. allow US to puff the extraordinary potato
J. crop Of the present season, we might do.
: specimens enough would be left for our win
n ter store. This week, Oliver kinsey, of
$ West Richmond, compIimented US with six
/ potatoes, weighing 1874 pounds. Very good
< i-we'l eat 'em, and thank'e kindly.
Hon. James Whitcomb. late a Senator Of
j this state from Monroe county, has been APP
> pointed by the President Of the United
: States, Commissioner of the Land Office.
:, MARRIED-On Tuesday last, in Preble
n County, Ohio, Ma. BENJAMIN w. DAVIS,
printer, to Mss ELIZABETH FLEMING, both of
j that County.
d Our best wishes attend them.
!; -On the Goth Oct. in MartinsvilIe, Ohio,
5. by the Rev. Mr.. Hambrick, MIR. WILLIAM
IS Mccall, to Mss MARI ANN NoaAp,ck, both
of that place.
a A TRICK A BASE TRICKM
Fellor Citizens, beUore 1.-THE editor Of the
!. Peoples Advocate at Centrevile has publish
=, cd an inflamatory Extra Of his paper, on the
r eve of the election, unknown to the citizens
# of CentreviIle, and in direct contradiction OF
r his declared course in that paper. The whole
matter Of that Extra is intended for effect,
- and will not bear investigation. Look well
Of to it-be not deceived by such underhanded
SANDERS.
:" BAPTIST MEEriNo.-We are requested to
e say that Elder J. B. COOK, of Cincinnati is
Expected to preach in this town on the 18th
inst. second Lords day, and two or three
succeeding days. Of the hour and place
notice will be given.
6. REFORMATION TO PENsloNERs.-In order tc
guard more efectually against a repetition o.
frauds, as heretofore practised by the produc
ton OF forged papers, the FIRST three following
de additional rules will be observed by the ac
e. counting officers of the Treasury.
in 1. In cases where the pensioner employ.
- an attorney to receive his pension, the execu
ton Of the power must be in the presence O
We least one witness, other than the magistrate be
n, fore whom it is acknowledged. No pavmen
n. to an attorney will be allowed unless sup
m ported by voucher thus executed.
;o 2. In all cases where the signature of tn,
pensioner or his attorney is required, sucl
ny pensioner or attorney will write his name a
or length, If capable of 50 doing; otherwise, HI
Sc signature may be by mark or cross, ia which
L. case the execution must be in the presenc
81 OF at least one competent witness, other thai
the justice or notary who acts officially in tn
raj case.
Oh ,. NO payments will IN future be made 4
nd any pensioner, either in person or by attor
,h- ney, who has not applied for his pension 70
70. more than one year, without the production
.of evidence Of his identity, as prescribed il
Gu the instructions from this Office of June, &c
or 833, chapter I, section 2, and form B: no
he until such evidence has been transmitted 1
OF the Commissioner of Pensions and specia
an direction authorizing the payment has bee
given.
en- 4. In cases where a certificate has bee
ar issued by the Commissioner Of Pensions Z
i'll the widow or children Of an officer or sold;e
ME under the act Of June Z, 1892, or under IN