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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-19

NEEN'S and Boys Nip and Calf MoNsoEs; Ladies
lvu Md, Calf and Seal SLIPPERS SHOES. Doors and
GsTxns For sale bv COALE 4 HAMILTON.
RicuMoxp, April -, 1897 1sn
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-19

N1OTICE...5OO L-4BORERS V.AN7ED+0v
undersigned, contractors the Cumberisnd Rcd
Wayne county, Indiana, will employ, for ~
from 400 600 laboring hands said road. The -
will consist of grading, sonwok, paving, and MA
ising; where constant employment will be furnished
hands for the aforesaid As do wish in1uD
workmen from . distance by misrepresentation
this WORK, what b denied, that hsss
situation be found in the western country, psov
cheaper wages better. Expssisnced hands aeA -
would be preferred. TIMER .lkLw
GREER, HILL, Co.
WES7ERFzELD 4 WILSON
Richmond, Indiana, July LIST, 1887. 950
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4 N assortment of new DRY GOODS, o. sp,is,
IA Summer, now opening and for sale very loo -
by f. r. TURNER
RIcHnoSp, May Is, 1887
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-19

EoysE7 Lots I'm Richmond for sale.
FsyIiE subscriber offers NJ privasa sale, a
LOTS. part of them situated on Main. near
as crossing e Fron street, and well .sa ted for business
sstsy inclae The offices of ESQ Goa and PERKINS,
s s9e adjoining the property OF Arric~s S1ppstI
f>rcF.y BY SAMUEL w. SMrTH the haare> of the
Ions lie on the south side Of Main within eas.b.
distance. and suitable for resdence-one has small
dwelling house IT, For further particulars and
sale. apply TO the undersigned.
ACEILLIS WILLIAMS.
Ricnxoxp, 9Th mo. ID, 1887. (SG)
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-19

on" q 0e zr"d''ss ~ INsx.t slAuv.ass e.
Rschasai, SsGass lOsk ~
To the Public.
4 T an election of the Seoekhosdsr, in .sr.r p
IA TsApIso AND Manufactures CsspAsv.- 49,
.hs NTH Of May, ls37, J. r. Mendeahan, Ii,s.. -
Isaac Z. Jones, A. Ihornhe:ry, jonathan To~ns~12
one year. Al meeting Of The Direction. el.c, MA
day. James X. Mendonhah was elected Pt,,;d.n, ~
NJ Leeds, Secretary, and Elijah Cola, Treasurer. NJ
were appointed Superins.ndsnss o( an a.. b.,.;r,.
perry OF The Company They will pay the ma.As, pr;us,
CASH for clean linen aad cotton fass delivered a. he -
mill. CASH will also b. paid for WooI "A FIs.s ~
who have wool for sale will please ea,l On I;,,s -;
the woollen factory who is authorised - p.sehase 81
Company.
w. y. LEEDS, asesssau.
Richmond. Sixth mo. 10Th, 1897. -
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-19
SPRING FOUNDRY.

THE Subscribers having entered into IN
dor the arm of l. T. Jones, & Co, respectfully inform the
public tina, they established Foundry on the north
side Of Richmond, and prepared furnish all kinds Of
Castings will, dispatch, and They
will also furnish patterns if wantsd, ON fair terms
4. f. JONES,
JESSE III. HUTTON.
JOHN NJ. HUTTON.
October ?ad. 1896 42f
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-19

wholesale Crocers and Dealers in Wines LII"
uuors. shoes. &C. No. 100 Main street, between
Fifth and sixth streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
RE now receiving their spring supplies; consisting Of
~ SIS bags Rio Coffee, IS bags Hav'a Green. do. 20
c.s e Young Hyon Tea 81 half do d. do 20 half 1mpe
rial, do 80 3b do, 10 half chests Gun p do 30
I3b boxes do d. 40 hhds. " o. Sugar. 50 boxes brown
Ha do 60 boxes white do do 50 hbls Loaf Do 20 bbs
10 g. Mackerel. kegs No !. KY ami % kegs Va To
bacco 81 boxes Cavendish, 10000 Spanish Cigars
VINES pipes Port Madeira. Lisbon, 80 half pipes
Teneri Champaign, Caret. l2j casks Sherry Samos
Sicily, Madeira, 20 boxes nusca:. and Malmssy.
25 halfpipes Cognae Brandy, 6ppes Hob
~A land Gin, pipes Jamaica Rum, pipe st.
kA8 Creix do. Sc bbss Peach Brandy, 30 bbis A.
" mericaa do. 10 bbis do Gin, 40 bbis do.
DSxee, Wiae, 20 bales Almonds, 2S barrels
Filber.s p bags Madeira Nuts, 800 boxes Rasas 100
doz painted Buckets, 90 cases Boots and Shoes,
Together every article. usually kept in Grocery
which will be sold low as at othe. house west
of the mountains for Cssh or approved paper.
CIxcIxxATI, April y, 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-19

MEDICINES. PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, &c.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT of all articles in the above line
are now ofe rod cheaper ever, the old stand Of
Richmond. Nav l3. 1887. IRWIN kEEsD.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-19

The Indiana Wing and Political 1ntelligeucsr will Be
nhli,hed on Mammoth sheet and be issued weekly It's
will be excelled by that OF any
other periodical During the session OF the
stature semweekly paper will be issued, containing full
nj accurate reports of debates and proceedings
TrRNS-e2 50 in advance for hf,y-swo numbers, So,
m the expiration months So 50 at the end of the
volume No paper will be discontinued unless At the op-
ron of the until all arc paid 1t Is
desirable that prospectus should be returned
h.foe the frs, of Angus, Pos, Mas-. requested
and authorize ed to a Agents.
o. ANY pe,son obtaining subscribers and becoming
,.,..le 10 the prop.e for tbs shall receive one
copy gratis
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-19

NEW GOODS.-W. II. L. S. L. FOULKE.
LAVE just received a new and splendid assorsmeae
III British and Fren:h staple and fancy DRY COON
together with q general assortment Of SHOES, HAkD
WARE, GROCERIES, &c. &C., which l,cy are de-
mined ssh low for cash, in exchanges for country
duce. - May 20, l6Ja.
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

BUTTS AND . HIVES.
ALI. kinds of ROOTS and SHOES made order the
nosicc. Home made Boots and Shoes euAssany
hanl and TO. sale by COALE & HAMILTON.
ll.i. 1887,
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c. WEST, NJ. ID. Practitioner Of NaeAtctaA
surgesys6s
"ILI. promptly attend 81 any business eatrusuf =
w him in the line OF his profession. lie wilreh
when nos otherwise engaged. perform all u.uaiSn
tons in DENTISTRY, in the latest and
ioiable style.
GJ-OFFicE the south side Of Main street, Rheims
nearly opposite ID. d. Sloan's Hosel.
May 9th, 1887. 2l-Ao
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28

scherne thai originated with the administration.
THIS vyu viii see hou pure are the objects Of
BE- WI 3. It's very possible, that the House
nav be brought to vote IN an hour from now;
b. in Congress ii is impossible to anticipate what
an hour Will bring forth.
The news Of the passage Of the Treasury note
Dill, has produced very happy effort IN New
York. The notes, as soon as they get INTO mar
et will afford that relief that will enable the banks
10 resume specie payments after the lapse Of
few months, provided that they are disposed to do
SO. but, as they can never realize six per cent.
without employing any actual capital do no
anticipate so early a resumption as do many gen.
tlemen who take deep interest in the subject.
I'VE shall know in few days or months what will
beslone. Yours, SC.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
Ry the President OF the l. States.

IN pursuance Of the provisions of treaty be.
- tween the United States and the Chlckasa~
Indians, made and concluded on Pontltoc creek, ra
The tpenticth day Of October, 1882 and Of the sur
Elementary and explanatory articles thereto mate
and concluded on the fcenfysecond day Of me sam
month and also of the treaty between the unt.c
States and the Chckasaw ndians made and concud
ed at the city Of Washington on the trentu,fo,fh
daY of Man 1884; J. MARTIN VAr buren, Presi
dent of the United States. do declare and mnk
known that public sale for the disposal Of such Of
the lanes ceded 10 The United States by the sad lndl
ans as are hereinafter described, shall be held at h
Land Office at Pontroc, in Mississippi, on the seeon
Monday in January next, viz.
Hest of Tie Chickasaw meridian hnc-
Township 9 OF Range No 8
Townships and 7 of Range No. 10
townships and Of Range No. II
Fractional township and township 6 Of rang
No 10 and
Fractional townships and @ Of range No II
Tho lands selected as reservations under the pro
visions of the said treaties, are 10 be excluded from
the sale which is to continue open for two weeks and
no longer.
The LAMBS will be oncrcl in quarter sections, and
fractional quarter sections, where such exist.
Giren andcr my hand, al The city Of Washington,
This secoad dag Of October, a. ID. 1887.
BY the President NJ. VAN buren,
JAS. WmTcoNa, Commissioner Of the
Oct 2l-i5wIl General Land Office
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
10 the Public

HAYING been imposed upon by persons
= u calling themselves gentlemen IN various
instances and suffered loss OF about one thousand
dollars, which IS no small sum in these hard times.
have determined however unpleasant 1t may be
10 my own feelings and the feelings d others, to
publish the names of all delinquent runaway debt
ors. In carrying OFT my design, ! tins week give
the name OF Edmond Mcclure, who lett this town
ON the Slst ut He owed me twenty dollars. Other
names will be gwen, unless my old customers who
nave suddenly absented themselves do the fair thing
By the first day Of November next.
j. JONES,
Proprietor of the Eagle Hotel Columbus, Mi
sent . 1887 -q-ti
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
TIE DIVORCE BILL.

From the following article which We cut from
the Nashville Union IS be- seen that the Dr.
Vorcc Bill as it is called, that is Bill to separate
the Government from the Banks, is laid over in
the House till the regular session in December.
1t had previously passed tho Senate. We have
not doubt Of its ultimate passage by the House.
BY last nights Express Mali we learn that the
divorce bill was laid on the table on the 14th, by
vote ofl20 to l07-tho whole opposition, with
one or two exceptions, voting for the resolution
together with eleven friends OF the Adminlstra-
ton Had these eleven friends Of the Admins
tration voted differently, there would have been a
difference OF twenty-five. Those of The Admin
lstration party, who voted with The Wings, and
thus defeated tho measure at the present session,
~ero deslrous to ascertain the wishes Of their con-
stItuents upon the subject, and therefore, moved
70 postpone final action upon the bill, until
the December session. This was the reason
assigned by Mr.. Clarke Of New York, the gentle-
man who made the motion, and stated in making
II was to give time to consider tile subject and no.
as Indicating the FINAL vote he should give.
TENNESSEE SENATOR. -Ephraim II, Foster
Esq has been elected to the Senate Of the Uni.
'od States, from Tennessee, for six years, from
the ith Of Narcb. 1899.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
Mn Tnsenmbia Race.

over TIE FRANKLIN COURSE, viii
u commence on TUESDAY I4h Noyem-
Der AMI continue Five Days with a Cob stresP-
stake, ProprIefor's Purse. Handy Cap and f,ro days
J'eErU Clab. fora subscription 81 q 400 Also, an
Elsraui saddle will be um Tor every lay mmcdi-
aieiy after tie regular Race, Qfec for Saddle Hor-
-csA
A. entries must be made the evening before the
Race.
- Great sport is anticipa'cd-as we shall havc
tHe Stables and Managers aftlEht or ten OF our noS
experienced and knowing Racers at this Nee
curse, 10 foil view ct our town.
R0B~r RANSOM, Proprietor.
Oct lS-lR-tW
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
PInnInIiOn for sale.

DEING desIrouS 10 change my Occupation,
y wish to sell the plantation on which now
reside. containing $500 acres situated on bnlh SIDES
of the Hamilton and Coiton Gin road, and aoou,
six miles from the iormer place. There rs abe,
25O acres OF land improved, and now in very hsh
state of cultivation, with comfortable dwcth'
house and other out houses usually found on suct
an estate, The above land hes in Monroe county
Mississippi | will also sell the crop OF corn am
fodder, plantation utensils, stock OF horses, cows
and hogs | would also sell twelve or fifteen likely
negroes il sale of the land can be effected. Should
the tract of land be too large, il viii he divided to
suit purchasers. deem it unnecessary to give
definite description of the above Property a. !. \
presumed that those wishing to purchase WIN ngs
,,;e,v the premises and Judge for themselves IIr
terms will be accommodating, and made known b.
naHli.s apt' TH0S. j. FORD
September II, ls)7-t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
For the Dem Ocrat.

FHVIIOSE who were not present when adj
n dressed the people at the court house IN
Columbus, Oh the 2lst instant, and WHO are still
unacquainred with my political opinions, arc here
BY informed that will attend al / ! O'Clock \. NJ.
at Nashy lie, on Monday, he 3Utl INST; at Cal
adona on Wednesday, the lst day Of November
next, at Colbert on the Friday following; at
Plymouth on the Saturday following, and at Co
lumbus on the day Of election; At which times
and places, wall give, without reserve, my own
views relative TO such matters Of both National
ard State policy, as will most likely come before
our state !, gislature at the ensuing session.
Ny competitors for Office, and my political op-
ponents are respectfully invited 10 attend.
STEPHEN T.. NASH.
Columbus, Oct 90, 1887.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
SIlcr;fss sale.

EbY virtue Of wrt Of FL Fa i sued from
ID the Crcul Court OF Lowndcs county, and
10 me directed, viii sell at the Court House door
N tic town Of Columbus, Oh the 81 Monday Of No
veusbcr next, oil The right, ttc, colnl aud interest
that Syl ester Pearl has N aud Ia he following town
% opeity, In the town OF Columbus, to wit; Lot No
4, ~ square NJ 2, north Of MAN street, incudlug
TIE store house now occupied by Mcssrs Gibson Il
Law as a store. Also, Lot No 6, in square No ?,
North OF Nam street, including the building now
occupied BY the Tombigby Ran Road and Banking
Company, w4lch has been eved on as the property
OF sylvester Pcar 10 satisfy an execution m favor
Of Samuel f. Butt1rWorth against said Pearl. Sale
within The huuls presented by law.
JOHN W. BYRN, Shift
October %, 1887 lbti Pr lee 81 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
sheriff Sale.

EDY virtue of two wrlts OF ii Ia, that issued
n - from HE Circuit Court Of Winston county,
al The May Term Of said Court, and TO me directed
| WilI sci at the Court House door in the town Of
Louisville, on Monday the goth day of November
next, all tie righi, tide claim and interest that Will
lam Landlord has in and TO the following described
tracts or parcel OF and, which has been levied on as
the properly Of said Landlord, 10 satisfy tie cXecu-
tons in favor OF William Cozart and Maddox, Bar
~ & Co. 10 wit; South west quarter Of the south
west quarter, Section II, Township 10, Range 49,.
Ao the south east quarter Of the south east sualter
Of Section 49, Township l5, Range 10 east: Also
the north west quarter and west half OF the north
east quarter, Section s. Township 10, Range Is
east. the same lying in Winston county, this 9TH
day Of October, 1887.
JOHN II. HARDY, Sh,G
Oct %, l537-l6-iw pr fee 81 j0J
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
State of Mississippi, Lownfles c
Pro5ates' Court, October Term, 1887.


VHyO all persons interested IN the Real Estate
n of David Love late OF lowndcs county de-
ceased You are hereby cited to appear before the
Probatco Cour OF Lowndes county, at the Court
House thereof on the second Monday of January,
1888: then and there to show cause II any YOU can,
why tie following Land and Lot the property Of the
estate Of said David Love deceased, 10 wit: the crs
hall Of tn, south west quarter, and the south half Of
the west half OF the south west quarter, OF Section
No twelve, n Township No eighteen south, of
Range No eighteen west, and square No. eighteen,
south of Main street, IN the plan OF the town Of
Columbus, should not be sold according to the pray
cr OF the petition Of Niles Love and Ewing +. Cal
houn Guardians Of the person, and property OF Ira
NJ Harriet h. Angchn, Eliza H., Thomas ~,
and Ama2l T.. Love, MINOR hers of SAID David Love
deceased, and Eidu Is Castor in rght Of his wife
Caiissa f., formerly Cans,a r. Love. And fur
thcr to do aud suffer such things shall be consld-
cred ofand ordered by the said Court in the pre-
misses.
Witness, Thomas Sampson, Esq. Judge Of Pro-
bates for sand county Of LowDdcs, The Isl Monday
OF October 1887.
Issued the 10th day Of October, 1881
Attest. Il. d. lIADEN, Clerk.
| Oct %, ls37-26-6w Pr fee 81 00
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
EIeetlOn Notiee.

AN ELECTION will be held AT all the DIFF
N ferenl precincts of I.nwndes county on the
first Monday and day allowing in November, 1887
for the election OF the following officers, to wit
Governor
Secretary o: State,
Auditor Of Public Accounts,
Treasurer,
Attorney Central,
Two Representatives IN Congress,
Judge OF the 9th Judicial District
District Attorney,
One Senator,
Three Representatives,
Clerk Of the Circuit court,
Clerk bf the Probate court.
Judge Of the PrObsiO court
Sheriff,
County Surveyor
County Treasurer,
Assessor and Collector
Five Judges of Police.
Ranger,
Coroner JN0. W. BYRN, Sh'E L. C.
October u. 1887. 15w3
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
NO. XIV.
WASHINGTON. Oct. IL.

WASHINGTON, Oct IL, 1881
Mr.. Ganends project, as ii was called, which
WAS in fact, nothing more or less than btll to
continue the old Depose, or Pet Bank Law,
WAS called up last night in Committee of the
ayhole on the Union, and knocked IN the head,
by a vote of 80 to 49,
! This thing, what was called the "Conserva-
hive" plan and although it was but mite in sub
stance, II was in fact big thing in name. Its
supporters, embraced portion of the windy po-
htlcal circle, WHO wished to get up party sof
their own for the purpose ofenabling them to car
Rry out plan Of personal agrandzement. As
E4hey had nothing in substance, they went for a
Nbig name.
Their management, reminds me Of an incident
shat occurred to me the last summer. | was one
kday convcrsing with Mr.. Joseph Cowcll, celc-
brated actor, at that time attached to the Bal
timore Theatre. There was at that time attach.
led to the establishment an actor of the name Of
Hautonvie. As the name was an odd one to
me, and as had no recollection of having read
II in the annals Of the Drama, | asked MIR. Cow
ell, from whence the man come. He replied
that he did not know. 1t is a common thing ad-
,ded Mr.. Cowol, for men who enter our profess
sion, TO alter their names. When they do so,
they arc apt TO choose such cognomens as best
piease them. Some take this name, and some
N that il is all a matter of fancy. The individual
Of whom you speak, is lcgitmatcIy named Trnk.
| The name did not suit him, and so he adopted
that Of IIauionyille, and picked out good large
one.
4 1t was so with the gentlemen who adopted the
title of conservatives They picked out good
large cognomen. A name Of one or two sylables
would not answer'thelr purposes. The bill, afleI
Mr. Garland's amendment or project was cas-
out was debated for few minutes, and then the
Committee rose, reported progress and asked
leave to sit again. The bill will be further con
\ sidered to-day, and | think it will pass. The
majority IN its favormay oe small.
We are now very near the end Of the Session
To-day is the last but one of the Session, anc
we will rejoice to find ourselves on the eve of GU
u departure for the bosoms of our families, an,
friends. Two more letters, will close my Wash
inson Correspondence with the Democrat.
Yours SC.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
Caution 10 tIlc Public.

VAE torewln all persons from trading for
w two notes OF hand herein described: one
mado payable to s. II. Early order, for seventeen
hundred and i,y dollars, due lst Of February, le3S,
with a credit OF Twelve hundred dollars; the other
made payable to " Il. BlAngsy or orde-, for fifteen
hundred dollars, doe lst February, 1883. We are
determined not TO pay said notes Unless compelled by
law. AS the consideration for which they were given
have tailed entirely. W. A. NERELl,
Oct IS, 1s37-l5t6 JAS. l.. Pc rERS0N
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28
Agency and Commission Business.

n NlANL ASAHAAAN HHs
TEV b. RICHARDS y Co, will open
4 house IN the town Of Aberdeen, on the LIST
Of November, tr the purpose ct Irauactlng gencr-
al Agency and Commission Business, and viii adj
vance very literally ON Cotton for Shipment or sale
here. From their coneeNon IN Europe and the
Eastern cincs ct the UniIei States, they are al
ways possessed of the earliest Information OF the
stale nl the foreign and domestic markets, and on
tins account the Planters may always depend upon
the best market prlce for their produce, They will
urchase Merchandise on commission, and sell the
same To order, aud in the general transactions of but
siueSs, particularly Resolving AMI Forwarding, the
pubic hay rely on their puEct'ahty and care. An
extensive and wcl assorted stock of Groceries will
be constantly on hand,
Oct. -, lSS7--l6-2W
The undersigned haze formed a cnparhcrsmp
tor the purpos' of transaeung general Agency Blu
sinesS 10 the town of Aberdeen, under the finn 81
T. Is. RICHARDS & co.
THOMAS B. RICHARDS,
JOHN OLIVER.
Oct. 81 lSS7--l6-2w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-10-28

HNHE public are cautioned against trusting
Il certain RIcHARb d. Hour who ran awas
from this county without paying be debts saad
Hurt Is sbou, - years Of age thin visaged, blses
barr and black eyes, and stands about feet Inehes
high. CHARLES II. ABEhl
Columbus, Oct rs, 1887 IJt2