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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
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Cash Wanted.

AS | expect 10 start 10 the Eas:
bs the first OF the Third month 10 lay IN stock
of goods. would reGaest my friends and QUITO
mers, WHO are II arrears. 70 come forward and
SETH their respective dies before that tine, as
CASH IS necessary 10 enable me to give them
gsoi bargains IN future Those vi hose accounts
haze been OF long standing. NAV expect 10 have
them collected IN another manner If this Eotice
IL not attended to.
The necessity OF making collections at this
time. IT IS hoped. NH re remembered OF those
coucerrs4i.
Coon Bargains gwen a. usual, and the highest
price for country .sroGace, By
BENJAMIN STRAITAN.
81 mo. 9Th, 1855 ST
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Il u TxO.r
AT y E w P ARlS.
PrfbIe Conafy- ()k;.,
PrebIe County. OAio

THE subscribers will offer n,
Pubic vendue, on SATURDAY the Goth fast
TO the highest bidder, the following articles, viz
One new two-horse Carriages young
Sorrei Mare. ladies' and men ; Saddles.
Harness. Brides. Trunks. &C. &c.
ALL the work oGeree for sale will be warran-
tel to be good, and they will insure all the
Saddles DOT to hurt the beast ior one wear, and
should they hurt, Will stuff the pad free OF
charge.
down, and all over So one-third III hand, and
for the balance, IA credit wiii be gwen sn,,l the
lst OF January. 1857, by giving good aud APP
proved secun,y
SALE to commence at 10 o'clock, a III.
LEWIS DAVIS.
JOHN l.. DAVIS.
Feb c, 1886 5-ts
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Alexander ,TscCUrdy.

p ESPECTFULLT informs his friends
L " and customers, that he has renIov ed
his TAILORING establishment to the
rooms over the stores Of Stokes and Akin,
frst building east Of the Bank, where he
vii attend to al! who may favor hin with
call usual.
\. b. Outside stairs next to the Bank
lead to his shop. a. 81.
April I'm, Ie9o.
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Homes. Woodland Il Go.

Wholesale, ID 2mcs;ic Nafehouse. 10 81
Market greet. b fillmore.
EEAyE always on hand an EXTENSIVE
AZ and very general assortment OF DO
urs1:c CcTrox AID NOMINATIONS who
they will sell on pleasing terms. ibey
would invite the attention OF western
Merchants rho rursiase goods m the Las
ter, rna rkets, to give them call, and ex :
anime their stock.
ian o3-36w
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL
BOOK STORE.

THE subscriber having pu, @shaseo
the entire stock OF the EichmoIcd Book
store and made large additions to tie
already extensive collection. IS now pre-
pared to furnish. Merchants with all kinds
OF School and Blank Books. on as fayora-
btc terms as can be purchased il Cincin-
natl. He intends keeping q general as
sorttnent Of Miscellaneous " orl.s, which
Will be scld cheap, also, Stationary, Sur
veylng instruments. Superior Cutlery
Silver Pencils, Steel Pens, Maps, Charts
Bank Notes ard Checks. Blank Deeds
Ruled Paper, together with almost every
artlcl called for In Store Of the kind.
r.. H. BUCKLEY
\. b. The highest price paid for rag,
delivered either at the Richmond Paper
Mill OF at his Store. T.. II. Is.
Feb. 8. 1896. Off
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MORRISON q, NfGGiNS.

= EouTsr all those indebted 10 them,
IL y whose accounts have been standing twelve
months and upwards to come forward and dis
charge the same as longer infiul -encc should
not be expected. Later dues VIII not be refused.
October 10th 1855
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20

RY Peter Army, living in Randolph CO.,
= White river township, Indiana: Three
estray HOGS, marked with swallow fork
in the right ear. and half crop off the up
per side ofthe left ear, two Of them white
and the other one part rec with small hlac X
spots, appraised TO l6 dollars. by James
Clayton and Henry Rash, this 9th day OF
February, 1886.
A true copy from my esfrav book.
HENRY d. HUFFMAN. J.P.
February 20. 1885. BY
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|. 4 Y, = q II &c L.

T AW.-NnLrAs ILLiorr Attorney at
= Law, Centreville, Wayne County, Ia
diana proposes 90 adjust and collect claims
in the state of Indiana and viii also attend
To any other business ii. TIE line ofhis pro
fession, confided to lin IN any of the coun-
ties in the sixth Judicial Circuit of said
State.
March, 18th 1854.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20

Saddier, Harness a-..hsr, Sc. Shop op-
posite -'ir. Brieat'roiss Store.
GRATEFUL fer PAST favoars, now wish
~ es to inform the public that he has on
hand and intends keeping general as
sortrnent Of Saddles. Brides, Harness,
2o 5es, Trunks, Saddtebags, Naiises, and
Whips; all of which he will sell at tire
lowest prices for Cash, LINEN, Lincey
Leather and approved country produce.
Richmond, FEB. IL, l-.6. Off.
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CAMBRIDGE CoFFEEHoUsE.

TI1E subscriber h7ving rouaovfd 10 the
town al Cano,iaae returns his thanks
10 bis cid frie.sd, and customers for tho
liberal patronage he has heretofore recei-
We. and requests them - give hin I cali
~ BIS new stand where he has opened &
new and splendid assortment Of Groceries.
WHICH " III be soi.i On es reasonable terms
n they can be had elsewhere in the
country. WA. GRIFFIN.
Gambridee Dec. ond, 1884. ~ ;m.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20

...o,sb, y esmioalIy negligent Of its
1900 TOO strongly repeat the recon-
.d.moo, already made, to place the
.no.rd 10 . proper state for defence, ano
,...p,Iy TO provide The means tug amply
.aecsisg our commerce: -
ANDREW JACKSON.
Warrington, Fsb'y. 8, 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
STATE W:, OF d iSD'ASA', IS.
In the Wayne Probate Court,
February Term, A. d. 1886.


February Term, A. u. 1886.
John Smith and WilIiam)
II. EldIid.e, Adm'rs Of
the Estate of George On Complaint
Springer, deceased, Of
The Creditors of said
Estate.
a L tbs day, to wit: on Thursday the
- ll,h day o: February, A. .. 1896,
the aanie being this fourth judicial day Ct
the Waync Pnoate Court, holden before
the Judge thereof, the SAID comp!sinan,s
come aud flo their bill ofcomplalnt in this
behalf. and ,hereupon, ON motion Of said
conDplatnants, il Is ordered by the Court
that the creditors OF said estate be notifi'd
OF The ming and pending Of said complaint
by publication for SIX weeks successfully,
the order of iil;s Court, in some weekly
newspaper printed and publishedin Way ne
'couEtv, Indiana, ten DAYS prior 10 the iirs.
d,y ii the next term Of the SAID Wayne
Probtte Court: And further that unles>
said creditors notify said administrators OF
the existence and extent Of their rcspec-
Tive ciliIns against aid estate, by filing
the sam. or a statement Of the nature, de-
scrip'ion aud date oftae contract, asSunp-
SIT, ndgnent, or liability upon which the
same may BE- founded, IN the Clerks office
Of the Wayne Probate Court, previous Ia
the final distribution Of the assets Of sand
estate, such claims not 50 filed, Will be
postponed in favor of more diligcnt credit
ors. and that AZ the NJ xt term OF this Court
10 be holden at the Court house in Centre
vile, on the second Monday of May next.
the Court will proceed to hear and deter
mine on all claims so filed as aforesaid
and to make final decree and distribution
If tie a-.etts Of SAID deceased.
Attest,
SAML. HANNAH, Clerk.
Feb. 20, 1895. J. 6w
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Book Binding. &c.

gEVHE subscriber having commenced the
Book binding and paper ruling, at his
book store in Richmond, opposite tic
bank, is prepared to execute ali kinds of
book binding and paper ruling in the
Eeatest style and at the shortest notice.
Old books rebound-blank tcoks made 20
order.
JESSE STANLEY.
lst month Ord lS:6. :}tf
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At the above essaliismy.enf on Sssnih
fah rgar Main street, and adjoining John
n Aa-rl-=or,-s Hotel, there = aiwass on Land a
large aui general aesortment Of Pits, Mich
pans Jugs. Jars. Pitchers. Dishes. and every o
Their article usual IN Pottery
Also on hand large cnsntirF ofsugar crooks,
for the sp.inz sales or al this time. aymenI Ia
the spring 10" ARD ~ Hn
Tenth mo. 18th 1885
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
srA W.,. OF ca ,NDlANA'l IS.
In the Wayne Probate Conrt, February
Term, A. ID. 1895.

Robert Morrison and DanIel)
keh. Administrators of the
Estate Of John ID. Vaughan. In
deceased, Cilucery.
Edward G''1in, ct. ais.
a ND now. AT this day. 10 wit. on Fri
day the 18th day of Fehruiry. \. L.
1870, the same being the fifth lrd:.ial dA,
OF the Wayne Probate Court. holden he
bore the Judge Thereof, here comes the
SAID compliments and I'll. their bill. %;
complaint in this behalf, and ,lcreupon il
appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court.
upon asi'davit filed, that the sri RS onJent
. not resident Of the State at Indiana
20 '"otlon Of said conplainpnrs. 1t is order
~ oy The Court that the said Respondent
70 1o'iiied Of the pending of this bill of
eompialni, BY the publication o: the order
% 'h's Conrt. Coz three weeks successfully.
!" some weekly newspaper printed and
published N Wayne COUNTY, Indiana. s.x,v
1sS rl'r to the frs, day OF the next term
u's tcu'', requiring said dcfendan, to
.PPear before the Judge of this Cour, on
ING "isf day OF the next term thereof. 10
no'den AZ the Court house in and for
~ county, on the second Monday Of
~ next. and answer, plead. or demur 10
~ eo"Riananss bill! OF complaint. other
=" me SAME will he heard and deter.
'"'"ed 70 his absence.
!" ~. RAY, for Complainan;s.
Attest,
SAML. HANNAH. Clerk.
Feb. 18Th, 1886.
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IAhEN Up.

pY John 7. Wright, Living in Randolph
county. Salamonia Township, light
Chestnut Sorrei Horse, eight years old
last spring; blaze face, long name and
tail; appraised to forty dollars, by Obsdiah
Winters and David Frame the 10th Of jan
uary, l>:6
certify the above to be true copy from
my estray book
HENRY II. CJPPY, J. r.
Feb II. 1896
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Free Trade arR. Mechanics
Rights.

FaN HE subscribers having entered into
ID Co partnership under the firm OF Sw am
& Carr. take pleasure in informing the
community that they have erected com
modious Machine Shop, near the Richmond
Foundry. & aye now ready to give prompt
attention To all orier3 for Carding and
Spinning Machines, Turning Lathes. or
any kind of nachinerv; as also for turning
either in wood or iron Of any description.
Having employed fist rate workmea. the
with conideece m their ability and dis
positions to please their customers in quail
tiles and prices ask patronage from a
generous public
JOB w. SWAIN,
JONAS GAiR
Richmond, August 10. $50. 80 T
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DE. f.. GRIFFITH

HAVlNG located himself in the town
A ofRichrno0d. offers hi. professional
services to the citizens of the town and
surrounding country. Prom An experience
OF eight years practice In tie state OF
Maryland, he fatters himself that he Will
be able to give ample sati.faction to those
" ho IT y entrust themselves to his care. lie
therefore solicits share of their patron
age. For qualifications, references may
be had to Testimonials in his own possess
sion He may a. al times be found at Mr..
L. Burk's National Hotel except when en-
gagged IN professia1 business.
Richmond, la. Feb. eth 1856.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20

horizon'ai quarter alarm and PLAIN watches.
guard chains and KEYS. watch chain, aud seal:
and keys. breast pins latest style. finger rings
gold lock efs. music boxes, accor!ias. harma!f-
cans. ostenho'm's superior cutlery. sucs, as
zen and dirk knives. razors. &c. Percu-.,,,,
caps, voln strings. pocket books, scissors, silver
ami plated table and tea spoons. ever point.:j
PENCILS, silver, steel. and plated snectacle., to
suit aii sights. Old geld and silver taken in ex-
change
y. b. Clocks and watches OF every descno.
ton except wooden olocks) Carefully repaired.
aCt wlrranted for one wear. Mathematical
and surveying instrument. repaired Spectacle
glasses tittes. to old frames County and cor.
Poratior seals, door and trunk plates engraved,
III the shortest notice.
FRANKLIN THORPE.
Richr1osj, Nov =, 1885,
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LIST month 23rd, 1886. :}tf

FIAI SEED OIL WANTED.
THE subscribers still continue to
pay the highest cash price for i.inseed oil
delivered at their store On Main near
Front street. Cincinnati.
PAREMAN & BURDsAlf..
Feb. 18th 1896. OF.
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Dt. II. Uterine

Tor sale two lot. which are
w,,. Improved, in WILLIAMSBURG.
Dv.iE county, Ia, there is Larre
o ."~ store room & out builainrS
the 49,, .oo quite a rocmy Store lou ~
di,o,s. ne terrs III De easy. !wiii
purrS OF one or bel. as ma, be-, sni.,be
FEB. 18th, 1896. " ''A'
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Blank Checks for the Branch oil tse
State Ezsk At Kirhrnond and blank Dofes
afte. the form adopted y the BOA O
Director, fog sa.c II this ONCE fce
one dollar PER quire.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-20
Watches. Jcwc!rs and
FINE CUTLERY.

The subscriber res
pec;fullv informs his friends
and the public that he has
lust received a fine assort-
ment OF the above named
articles, which he offers for
sale on reasonable terms
His stock consists in part as
f,lf.1us. S,Irar
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-01
selves only twelve miles distant, whilst ii ar.

selves only twelve miles distant, whilst ii ar
rison marched his army to Vircennes.
| Well and truly did his unfortunate gen
eral describe his encampment, as =" afford
ing great facilities to the approach Of tn,
savages." He thus states the manner O
Major Daviess, death:
Understanding that the heaviest part O
the enemys' fire proceeded from some tree,
fifteen or twenty PAGES in front of tbos,
companies, directed Major Daviess to dis
lodge them with a part of the dragons
The Major was MORALLY wounded, and hi,
party driven back"--ibus fell, and thus wa,
sacrificed, if there is any meaning in the
English language, gallant Joseph Hamilton
Dauiess, one ofthe most accomplished anc
gifted sons of old Kentucky!
20 pity ifthe holy tear,
Immortal decks the wing OF time,
IT'S when the soldiers honored bier
Demands the glittering drop sublime"
General Harrison is not complimented
for the battle of Tippecanoe by the Kcntuc-
XIV Legislature, as the New York Star, ed
tied by the greatest of fquizzes-Noah, would
make the public believe. General Harri-
sons name is not mentioned nor alluded to
" Our officers and soldiers" complimentcd
evidently meant, in the entire suppression
Of Harrison's name, the Kentucky volun-
teers- This is the more apparent by the Ian
guage of the second resolution.
Resolved, That the members Of this bo-
DIV feel deep regret for the loss Of the brave
Colonel Davies and Owen, and the other
volunteers from Kentucky, who fell in the
battle"
A great calamity had befallen Kentucky
She was in mourning for the loss of her
brave sons who had gone forth to battle-and
was in no humor, ] am sure, to compliment
the man to whose imbeciliiy they were sac
ri6ced.
Having thus demonstrated, Harrison's IL
tie to "A" Hero of Timppccunoe," will fol-
low him to the north west, where he assum-
ed the command after the dsgraceiu sur
render of Hull. Here also, in nearly all his
operations, bad luck attended him. Ii was
a common remark, 4" familiar as household
Words" that there never was an army ours
ed with worse generals tlau the army of the
north west. And suoh was the contempt
with which his imbecie operation inspired
the notorious Proctor, that we have IL as a
historical fact, (McAfee's History Of the
late war; that he promised if Harrison was
captured to send himIin petticoats to The chief,
Tccumseh This too, by historian of the
times, altogether friendly to General IIarri-
son, and writing IN fact to sustain him n
against the loud complaints of the western
people.
In my next. will, if circumstances per-
nit examine his new title of "Ilero of the
Maumee."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-01

Fire on the Providence RAILROAD. We
harm that sparks from the Locomotives on
tie Boston and Providence Railroad, have
several times set fire to the woods in Canton,
within the week past. On Friday last, five
or sn acres were burnt, near the Railroad
crossing, on the road leading from Dedham
to Canton, and on Saturday, the woods
took fire between that place and Low Plains
aud about the same number of acres were
burnt. The leaves were dry at the time,
and the fire spread with great rapidity.
Considerable damage was done to the young
shoots and the foliage of the trees.
Dcdham Patriot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-01

SHOCKING AccIDENr.--A sad accl-
dent happened at East Cambridge on
Sunday forenoon, which has filled the
town with mouruers. The Rev. Bella
Jacobs, with his wife, in a one horse car
riage, had just driven up to the door of
the Baptist meeting house, and was on
the point Of getting out, having dropped
the reins, when the bell struck, which
with the noise of the rope frightened the
horse; he sprung forward and ran fu-
riously towards the Universalist meeting
house, and the chaise comirg in contact
with corner OF the building, was dash.
ed to pieces, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs
thrown out with great violence. The
head of Mr.. J struck against the buildir q.
and his skull was shockingly fraclured.-
He was taken up Immediately, aud sur.
gical aid procured - but he died in about
an hour. Mrs. Jacobs is not so serious.
" injured as was at first supposed, and
il is thought will recover in short time.
Mr.. Jacobs was about so years of age,
and has resided for eighteen years in
Cambridgeport.-Boston Journal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-01

The Eiections.-The first election this
year was in New Hampshire, and we all
knew the result. Then followed in success
sion, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Nir-
ginia, all of which the opposition claimed,
but all of which have gone in favor of the
administration by an increased maJorIties'
Yet the fcderaIsts pretended to hope for
success. They are not sure of a State ex-
cept South Carolina. Still the federal lea
ders assure their deluded followers that thel
prospects are flatterlng and encouraging.
". III. Patriot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-01
Bost. Morning Post.

Connecticut-Mr. Webster has go,
aother slap in the face. The Wings in
Connecticut, have taken new name, be-
10 ashamed of the one they have already
tsgraced, and held a Convention as the
. Anti-Van Buren party" They nomina-
ted Harrison and Granger, and put up can
Iidates for Electors. Thus is Mr.. Webster
deserted even by the Wings of New En-
land, and left to the solitary "grandeur'
# the vote Of Massachusetts which he will
lardly get. Why persist in sacrificing
liml Adcocdte.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-01

Mad Dog.-A gentleman informs us,
that as he was yesterday morning along
Locust street near Ninth, he saw IA stout
man in a violent struggle with very large
dog. which was evidently rabid. The man
had hold of him by the neck, and was, by
the exercise of immense muscular power,
enabled to prevent the animal from biting
him. Some gentlemen attempted to stab
the dog, bat u rope was obtained, and the
suffering and ferocious beast was hung up
and killed. The man was almost covered
with foam from the dogs mouth.-It was
remarkable that the dog gave no promoni-
tory symptoms of madness. He was walk
ing beside his master, aud suddenly turned
upon him, with an attempt to bite. The
man evaded his attack--but the dog I'M
mediateIy returned upon him-his mouth
full of white irotb,-thc owner then seized
the animal and held him until a rope was
procured. Our informant mentioned that
the man yielded with reluctance to the nee
essty of the case, and shed tears over the
fate of his favori:e dog. Where are fine
wire muzzles sold ~. S. Gaz.