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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22
From the Indiana Journal.
INDIANA CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.


INDIANA CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
In the LIST District, Ratiiff Boon, the present
member, and John Pitcher are the opposing can
didates. The result is doubtful in this district;
but from what we can learn we are inclined to
the opinion that Mr. Pitcher, the Wing candidate,
will succeed. The popularity Of the present in
cumbent has been overwhelming, and under or
binary circumstances he would undoubtedly sue
coed in the present contest. The people are,
however becoming awake to . true sense Of their
danger. They see that their political liberties
are in jeopardy and that ifthey would Perpetuate
and transmit to their children the freedom their
fathers freely shed their blood to establish up
on the earth, they must select other men 10 serve
them in the councils Of the nantion than those
whose only end and aim is to glory in wearing
the collar Of q mere man, though that man should
be the purest patriot Of this any other age.
In the ID District, the contest is between John
Ewing (Whig) and John Law Wan Buren,)
Judge Kinney having declined. But little doubt,
we understand, is entertained Of the election Of
Mr.. Ewing.
In the Sd District, William Graham, (whie)
John 8. Simooson, V. By and Woodbridge Par
ker ". b. are the candidates. Mr.. Graham
will undoubtedly be elected bya large majority.
Those who have better opportunity Of know
ing than we say that he will heat both his COM
Petisofs several hundred votes. He - . strong
minded and talented man, and will make, in our
In the 4th District. George H. Dunn (Whig)
and Amos Lane ". By the present incumbent
are the candidates. This district is decidedly
Wing in its politics, but owing to local questions
which Nj. Lane has managed to turn to his Cd
vantage, the result is rendered doubtful. The
friends Of the Wing candidate are however bat
Ting manfally in the good cause, and hey sPeak
in confident tones Of their success. We hope and
trust that the hig minded and eminently talented
Dunn win be elected. He would do hoaoe 70 any
state in the Halls Of Coogress, but particularly r
Indiana, that has been % inelicicntly and poorly
represented
In the 5th District the present incumbent, Jon
athan M'Carty (Whig,) James Rariden (Whig,
and John Spencer (v. By ore the candidates
The contest Is betweea Messss. MCassy and RI
riden, consequently let either be elected and -
district wil1cootinue 10 be represented BY Wing
: In this District, the 9Th, the caadidaass g.
William Herod (Whig) and James b Ray V.b,
A Il regards the election IN this district we Nv
: % far, refiained iron aying any tAing smqsy b
+ cause Ne have been and stM afe oon66sot ID
: Mr.. Hesod viii Be reelected by . hEys Ajosiay
u ~ TIL DISTRICT, Albest 8. White (Whig)as
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JUST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE

A r ibis Office, "A DISCOURSE, delivered he
Meeting house, Grace -churchs LondoA, Sspasm
bsr IS 1872 by THOMAS STORY. This sssses 10
reprinted, from hope that the matter whieh
sains may conduce the scasion q the sestoss 49, ~
partial reader. II akea down BY stenagaPAsss an1
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Nathaa Jacksua (v. ~ ~ she candidates. From
what We can learn we believe NJ White will b
eaectedby aaoveswhelming aaiosisv-Mr. White
- . talented and able Young .lawycr. And re con-
graduate not only his district bat the state on
the prospect Of his certain election
In several Of the Districts the Van Buren can
didates, in accordance with public opinioae, have
declared themselves favorable to the creation of
10 National Bank. 1t may, therefore, bo safely
calculated that the entire delegation in tho next
Congress from this state will be opposed TO Ben
tons humbug currency. The Wings will certain
~ elect n majority, and there is pretty fair pros
pect that the entire delegation will be Wing. A
contamination most deyoutly to be wished.
GOrxc WEsr-Thc following poetic gem ap
pears in the Kalamazoo Gazette. The argument
in favor Of emigrating to the West appears ire
| sistiblel
Come all ye Yankee farmsrx,
Bid your barren hills aides,
And settle in the fertile West;
Come settle Tallahassee
There 10 Wild geese aud tmkiss,
As hns few;
| So bring along your rides, boys,
And sessle 1t Kalamazoo.
| Though in youth YET,
| And most entirely new,
There 10 no place in Michigan,
| That viss with Kalamazoo.
What 10 il shines brightly,
| And Of such brilliant huse
IL 10 the Of Michigan,
And that is kalamazoo!::
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~ BAGS s'~ go ~ = + E :: : 4 l. ruurxE
njcA4end, JOY Is. 1897 00
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22

Ezpres MAlL.-On Tuesday mosnine last, We received
he Cincinnasi Daily Gazette, Of June 81 only few days
over month in travelling IS miles This is expressly
slow.
ows have received prospectus Of The ssCsntlsman's
Maensnsn We would like % know Why not ~
eeivsd shs 6rss No. Of the work.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22

SALE PuslIc LAxD.-On Monday, the ninth day Of
Oesoosr next, will be sale Of governments lands It
Lapose, Indiana, also the day Milwaukee, Wis
eonsin, TO continue for weeks.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22

We this week publish brief circular from Mr.. j. Nor
row. subject Of classifying public works. He
10 in favor classification. WE'LL Be bus
70 vote Mr. Morrow and do with the express under-
standing, if hs should be elected and as The present
system abridged that he will insist and vote for hav-
ing Whewassr canal placed in the first class II his
Effected, voter ous Of The in the
eounsy isserct for the system is We
snd speak only fr ourse and viii vote fr man
unless bslisvs be will 90 distinctly and decidedly fol
our canal The present system is perseversd in, an
wiIae, 10 Hooser expresson) take 'pos luek,
with all the works. there any classifying
into, he Whitswasss Canal must b No. l.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22
1EsCRIPT, from the Fort Wayne Sent;nel
July 18th. 1887

49, s.f Paper hss been made up for the press,
n 1aia govesnmcnt agent has arrived in
vnn nsgs quantity Of goods, with which
~s neaos n this country, the yearly IN.
w &c then in CASH, BY treaty stipulation.
- eEhe! intHmcd that it is determined that
n - shah take The goods OF nothing
. ssiee, not oaly 10 The Indians, but %
- sshsge. The Iadians arc Indebted
S-H.ehaad oshess, il this country, fou
s'e sAs lass yeas, and were depend.
~ . esouisy 81 The 6quidation of the debt.
49, % doe II essds, and they at q
- ss eeat Psu6t arc to b fuccei upou
-. nnesA this Govesnmeat Aeeat q
80 ~ esAss, - b vslses his psr.oaal
u .:e - - moves il tAis matter.
hs~ -. ~. o i.daans cootains men Who
s-ead Wy deSend them.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-22

0uAnRvuL SPxcCLATloN.-Thc Post Office r,
eeqss ase deposited in specie and drawn in 50,
e'e. Anos Kendall sends On = friend with dr.f
-:es!s ths specie for Premium of ten DER CEN
40 shas ssaesedy coollv pockets e.e.sy per cen
y Ne oPssatioaE[E Evening Star.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
GENERAL MARKETS.

Nr-s Ycsx June 81 r. MBpsiness today has been fair
W. note sale Of 80 bushels prime white Danzc wheat
Al a. which month ago sold ~ about s27l; AZ hhds
mime p, Rico rpoasses at 100 bags prime Rio cot
ic at eli CHESTS sks - 2ilc We also remark
ther sales OF boxes prime bunch ron At 81 27c loo half
do al 7lc $50 do. l5c ;" boxes Muscatei Al e5c 100
.oxes blooms s7'c The weather this AFTERNOON very
Stormy No farther change lour-sales today were
emely mtedvery little arriving at present into the city.
Auction Salel0 casks cheese sl is6 bags wheat, Ia
aVed s6c 900 mats ~ livery Iowa - brls Hour
$3.50; 81 brs tamarinds 81 kegs do Sci 10 bids ~
y rum 80 33lc 10 srls cherry brandy At 2i 2c 70
boxes champagne s5 90 casks nails assorted at &c
Receipts Of Producc-io5 brt. -four; 10 do. ashes.
KlsesroS, JAM, May 3ist.Not much doing sugar But
so lots been offered Saturdays bhd the
cher e. ies 8d per 100 lbs offered, hut they
ver, CofceSnce SATURDAY. last the sales have
been icsa E76 s per 100 lh 2csd "a l3 4d n hrs at
f1 The latter two lots were withdrawn
SINGAPORE Feb ii.--Cotton piece goods-The present
stocks hands o importers net heavy There
has improvement in demand We note sales Of ~
ward shngs eta AZ piece yards DO ~ a5l do; fine
white 10. sold at ~, according 70 quality opum-saes of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
HIS BRIrASSIc MAJEsrY's CONSULATE, !
New York, 18th MAY, 1887.

II IN conformity with law passed by the Legislature al
th state on the 2lst day OF April last entitled "An Act
guate the powers and duties OF Public
rogatc relative the property effects OF foreipnerxp
Notice j hereby given that and after this pro-
perry and effects all subjects Of His Majesty
their way TO- or this city interstate, property and eect
arriving this State placed under the this Office
not under that of the public
Undersigned la consequence thereof that
toore sent To the public administrator Office
where information the
his Majesty shall al all times be furnished without any
charge whatever.
The he ath officer and oers quarantine are respect
fully requested to make their this Office
where all expenses connected herewith win be paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

- MALL NOTES-SMALL NOTES-SMALLs
~ NOTES-For change, engraved expressly for storekcep
hotels, adcsmen. manufacturer Ac, supply pre-
sent scarcity OF specie. The demand for
have made necessary 20 engraye entire Steel
Plates with beautiful yignetes, the high finish OF which
ders them from counterfeit Notes for ST. IS
l2 cents printed bank note paper equal to bank bills APP
and beauty payable bearer sight trade
bankabe bills The above ready for delivery
Order, from part of the United States promptly attended
TO, on application Ia
y. NEALE, Engrayer and Printer,
John II, 3 door from Broadway
N Is. Tradesmen and invited cal
and zee specimens previous making their purchases
ie1a-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

Denaes snbuuxing chsst have been $50
cash. in months chests Patna, deliverable in China
culs Siam been bought Slaper pcuI Tar market
is pretty well supplied with Stockholm few barrels
been sold at IS per Dbl.
BALTIMORE, June 20, M-Flsur-In Howard street sales
continue to be made at 80 from We Of 500
Dds western, made OF country wheat 925 The wagon
price Continues at a825
Sales at the Ne1o York Stock Exchange Juae q.
100 y States, lob 20 Kentucky, 10 a72
40 Merchants Elk asa IS Ia Is Illinois, "a a "a l-2
nv, o New Orleans Canal Co IS so American Ins Co, 100
7Ol4 95 Harlem *
Is Morris Canal 60 SO IL Al Boston and Prov 1902 IA
~ State Bank So l-2 10 Boston and Wor SO
% Farmers Trust SO $50 Utica ll6 "a III Sd
l5O Amer Life and Trust 95 60 Canton As 34 As l-2
l57 Ohio Life and Trust, 81 4 90
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE % 1887
htgh WMer III "a
LATEST DATES
From London May IL From Lverposl May "a
From uavre, May % From New Orleans, june IL
PACKETS TO ARRIVE
Haure--Poland, Anthony, June
baltimore, Funck May "a
Lrerpoo.-Virgina, Watson june
Oxtord, kathbun, June
L0nden.-Onario, Hutteson, Nav 20
Toronto, Griswold, June
PACKETS TO SAIL
liverpool limited States, Hodredge, June "a
south America Barstow July
London-WellngtOn Chadwick, June 20
:, Philadelphia, Morgan, July
Hdure---NIlle de Lyon Stoddard, July "a
Erie, Funck, July 4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

1T To PRINrhRs.-for sale, = font Of AGATE,
abon, one third wornweght about 900 lbs viii be cold
low for cash. Apply az y Ann st., 81 story. ies2.lw
NIBLO's GARDEN.-TIIs EVENING, June 27d,
IN iM87-GRANO INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. by the
full Orchestra az this establishment comprising the best talent
n Inc SIGNOH AMBROISF, PRINCIPAL yio
lins Mt the Italian Opera House
Tie CONCERT will commence ~ 2 O'Clock.
Between the first second parts ~ the Concert magnif
piece of FIRE WORKS viii be exhibited by that emnen
and unrivalled Artist, Mr. HALL.
Tickets Is cents.
wrY The splendid new PANORAMA y now open Admit.
lance Is cents. ie22
A PANTHER wANTED.-A young man having
IN o the grocery business and about three
hundred dollars his command DESTROYS Of forming
nection Nth other young having about ne same
amount OF money, and who may be partially acquainted with
the business 10 city and open store Adj
dress, post paid j. " H. al this Office. jez2-5t
i've CENT HRWAHD Runaway from the sub.
- scrber on the 10Th inst, CHARLES KING, an English
nnened apprentice to the painting business about
eet inches high light blue sunken can oOk any
person ~ NE face while conversng with him, though he
we guiy of about To perpetrae treacherous act
forbid al ann any person from hartorng trusting giving
employment 10 said Charles under srctes penalty NJ the
law All reasonable charges paid person that will lodge
him ~ prison, give notice where he NAV I've found
jes2a' COO otnudson 4. New YORK.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

NJ "A h.nA Woman 10 do the cooking aad ASKING
w small family Apply with ndationS No l6
Lispenard street. ;e2Dsa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

PARK THEATRE.-THIs EVENING win be per
THE sTRANGER-Thes Stranger, Mr.. Mason-nr.. Haler,
Miss Tree ''''N'
" open PERFORMANCES commence at II O'Clock
Boxes xI-rlt % cents-Gaery % cents.
4, THIS EykN!Ne win IS ypss,S;r%:4 no EN-.
Celese-Major Cough, Mr.. Jaokson--skunk, Mr. Oates
Faithful, Mrs. Conduit
NEW GREEK DANCES Celeste.
THE 70 w sg1eqde SI K1Fralea Greek Cir, ca,
OF the Sk, Agata Wandering Zingare By Mademosele
Gelese-Count Beregenoh, Mr.. Jacksoa-Paulna, Mrs.
II Doors open 6s-perrorrnances u O'Clock
boxes 70 cents-Pit 81 cenls-Gallery % cents
FFEANkLIN THEATRE.-THIsE EVENING win
HUNTING A .TURTLE-Mr Levison, Mr.. Leaman--smat-
RIVAL 0uEENs-George Roller, Thomap-Mary Of Den
BOTTLE IMP-Albert, Mr. Eawn-Boule Imp VIM Seton.
SSInel, Mr. stlckney-wiebad, John setonMarcella,
~ Doors open at sl-perormances commence "A O'Clock
precisely Boxes 80 cents-Pit Is cents.
CASTLE GARDEN.-H. MARSH respectfully IN
iorns his patrons and the public that the Garden having
been extensively improved and emoeshed in novel and al
uaeuVe style, Is now open for the season
Ills Wen known and justly celebrated Band the direc
uon Oh mr. Thomas Dilks leader is reeagaged and wiz
perform The most approved oyertues marches every
O'Clock. - e = ~
Admiance shilling, for which refreshments will fur
nlsned al The BAR je7
the zooL0GicAL iNsTITTTE No. 81 "2 sou oprn
P p a aaa OF The sequesered Mountain
Tass the heart OF Southern Africa opening occasionally
magnificent bursts OF distant which
ders rnred for miles and mhes; while visitor
Is startled by the scowl OF the monster,
or stands, host IN mute admiration OF the graceful the
THOUSAND SPECIES OF ANTELOPE, roaming in count
less herds over the Karoo LIONS. TIGERS, LEOPARDS
HlENAS, EAGLES, VULTURES, OSTRICHES AND
ence, in their dens busted the work destruction or
bounding sport among the rocks leading
MASSES OF PILED ROCKS. opens n extensive
view OF the CAFFRE COUNTRY. Astounding with objects on
interest Here wounded elephant attacking his pursuer
there, view of the two Missionary Settlements, IN In,
Boccuana country containing the hus native
hhes ana the massacre OF an English party by the natives
open from 10 IN the morning till 10 in tire evening Admit
asce oo centchren half price For particulars
iogues or small bills. je8-u
FOURTH OF JULY BALL AT CALD.
u WELLS LANDING.-Great preparations are making
iag for Party Dancing &C., at II. j. Wakemans House
July Plenty of pretty grs God bless hem.) will Of CON
shed divine halo the joyous festivities for joyous
must be when graced by lovely woman iel9tjy4H&C*
= pLENDiu rAINTINGS.-The TWO GRAND
- PAINTINGS LA BELLE NATURE, and DAPHNE
DE LOLYMPE, painted from nature, by Boudet, OF the
French School, are exhibiting No. ~ Park Row.
ALSO, the celebrated STATUE OF CLEOPATRA
which has been exhibited of the principal cities of
Union, To the admiration OF many thousand visitors
From O'Clock, A. NJ. TO TO- r. NJ. Admission Is each
a25f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
E0HRTH oE july BAIL -AT cALp-

billiards IMPROE ED-eiemlemen wishing
- to play atbard purchase tables invited call
at 2l8 or ~ Broadway deor above Wall
them Coffee Room, where there tables room and
the patent Indian Rubber cushions. slate stone and compo
stisn cemented beds, with iron eagle frames AMI
bes asove will be found the largest and best
chase at short notice, they be packed days
tee
NJ B. Orders for thing in til, line. with cash good
reference to A. BASSFORD 2l6 Broadway, win receive
prom art ntio mil NJ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22
ySINg Sso,h mp 2r P pAIr sSnSot En,

- YOUNG LADIES, AT WEST FARMs.-rhe Misses
NEWTON have removed their school the city the
pleasant and houhng village Of West Fars. wechester
county.
They have selected this location only in consequence
IT, prsverbial health hut ~ proximity the city the dis
lance not exceeding eleven miles The house large, airy,
and well adapted for such institution.
They prcparedto receive Ladies boardcrs
day scholars and they their friends and the public.
that nothing shall We wanting their part 10 afford every ia
civ Of instruction and improvement their pupils and
quality them by liberal and accomplished education for the
respectable walks ct life.
Tuition comprises complete English course, supcradded
which taught the French, Italian and Spanish lang
Music. Drawing, and Dancns " required.
Highly respectable references will Of ~. given
rents guardians vi application be made either personally
nxIp DIM.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

WOORs' CARPENTERS ANDi MECHAR.
w lCS TOOL STORE corner Of Chatham and Chamber
ST., NN-T y W has constantly Tor sale excellent assnr
meno the following Saws Of every description, stocks snd
bits augur and bits patent eit saws, cappers and dyder
ur-ng and hrmer cise and guugc plates stocks and
dies hammer, adges beve guages spirit leves bur.
nshers, spoke aye circular turning lahes vices inca
surfing tapes, drawing INSTRUMENTS wood soxes for cutting
Of aSzes rules, files drill cutting npper and p
err, mre squares, compasses saws, pads ~ Stones draw
knives plane iron and steel squares hollow auger draw
ing oshetter patent augers cabinet makers clamps
copper glue pots, blow pipes, &c.
III large assortment Ut planes, manufactured hy "
baldwin. New York mzlSn.
THE SUBSCRIBERS has recevedbv the last arrivals
from Europe, elegant assortment ~ me unoernen'
toned crces which he oer for sale the most
terms, viz
Astral Lamps in guilt brenze marble and cut gas>; hanging
larpps W glib brpn1ed for OIL gas candles hall lamps
w gilt and bonzed, for oil and mantle arps IN gilt and
bronre glass drops pans and panges g stand Candida
bas ladies' work boxes and ORNAMENTAL work tables plated
candecks and branches frames plated urns ketes
bottles stands, &c &C single and donbe barrel percussion
guns pocket, holster, and ducling pistols
JeS4jnIIkC w " wREAKS, us Fulton stree,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

1--WE ROOMS neatly furnished, lei single gentle
4 men, With breakfast and without, pleasantly
situated Possession given Immediately, Terms moderate IN
quire n Park Place. iel6-lwr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

vNANTkD-A young Lady wishes a situation in dry
w good store. Address NJ g., Herald office. jel63t.
WAN HD-A number Of Young ladies whc well uHdes.
W stand the business Of colorng prints immediately None
need apply except with good recommendation. tn
SCOTT 4 PERKINS, i64 Broadway,
sfair.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

LNIRE WORkS.-rhe subscriber offers
public the extensive and varied Of brilliant
Fire Works In the United States, consisting OF several thousand
rockets heavy cabe with rich and fancy headings wheels
description, Roman candies, mines tourbons
line pigeons, gerb, Italian streamer coored
fires for theatres signals for shipping, Sc &c &c Also 50
hIi0ns of brilliant pieces and
Agents in New York. H. Yvern, 23Fulton street Green.
wich Lewis Page& SON. 90 Maiden Lane Gasner Young
Chatham square, or to
ISAAC EDGE, Jr. PyrotechnID
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

A CAhD.-DR. JACKSON has added TO hi, Patent We
Ageablc Medcated vapor Bath Esabisiment Bow
cry genicey furnished apartment, aud board with
Of provided for yals who wish to put them
selves under his medical and h Mecated yaponr
Baths les-n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-22

n. II. Men and BOYS wanIeI 20 SeII tAe jej
SASSAFRAS LOZENGES-The mo~ pleasant and
~ efcacous purifying the blood.
ter Burnett. New York Chemical Hail. - Sixth elm
IUJtBE PASTE.-I,5oo No. superior quality Jujube Tor
y sale wholesale and retail. by
RUSHTON sSPINwALL. rs william -.
mvh 10 Broadway. and 10 Astor House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-19

An this scbmng Df the spectators understood by the
community. Their designs the public will avail them
nough The wheat is in the country and will give
much before they gett all their control
can prevent them.
Let The farmers hold their wheat The demand will be
fair and the prices such as they live by All
ng the of the producers to resist the unhoy
of the RI cally spectators.
from every portion OF the conny, hear Of the highest
expectations In thousands of yield has already
far exceeded the estimate.
The people about Carlisle Penny celebrating
Harvest Home. Among the find the honest ndgna
uon The yemen breaking against the unprncped
cusors The yield in that neghberhood has been from 40
to 50 bushels per acre.
Mean time add to our list of prices