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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-07
From the N. Y. Courier & Eng. Of Monday.

. .
QUlrE Row.-On Saturday and Sunday,
the ship Eliza u Abby, Capt. Wade, bound
to Tampa Bay,was the scene of violent dis
I turbance, between some German troops on
board, q III number, who had volunteered Tor
six moths service in the Florida war, under
the command Of Capt Slelor, and the sailors
of the vessel, backed by some American vol
unteers. 1t appears that on Saturday, one of
the sailors having quarrel with some OF the
Germans, Mr.. Eldridge, the chief mate Of the
vessel interfcrcd,a and general battle ensued,
but he was rather rudely treated by the Ger
mans, urged on by Capt. Seor. The affray
however then terminated in the arrest of the
mate and the two German Lieutenants, who
had not obeycd Capt S.. orders so promptly
as he wished, and who were men enough to
think for themselves The mate, however,
was allowed to go on shore, which he did i'm
medIately after being arrested, but on at
tempting to 90 Oh board again yesterday morn
ing, the Germ ans threatened to kill him the
moment he stepped over the gunwalc, anG in
this, they acted under tho orders of Capt. s.
A Navy Yard boat passing at the time, went
alongside, and the officer in vain remonslra at
ed with Capt S. against his taking command
of The vessel, and I've added if he pursued this
COuTst, nc WOUIu nave IlcU Sent from Tue wa
/ w Yard, who would soon put all right, but
captain S. persisted in declaring that the
mate should not come on board again. Find
ing this of no avail, Col. Cutler, lin command
at Bedloe's Islnnd,) was sent for, who, on
coming aboard, and learning the whole cir
'cums'anccs, deprived Capt. s. Of his sword,
and placed him under arrest, at the same
time placing in command one Of the Lieutcn-
ants who had been placed under arrest by
Capt s. The Germans at this became out
rageous, so much so,that when the vessel was
about TO proceed To sea, some Of the sailors
re fused to go for fear Of their lives, as they
! threatened revenge for having caused tleir
captain to be taken away, and captain Wade
was compelled to discharge his chief mate,
and allow the vessel to remain, until he could
ship in part q new crew.
4 There were on board thrty-one men "a
mercans) from Philadelphia, under the com
mahd Of Lieut.. Pew and Jacobs, who took a
very active part IN the original ARRAY, and in
consequence of some alleged misconduct on
the part of Lieut.. Pew, he was also arrested
and delivered for trial.
II This version Of the affair comes from a
source entitled to the highe credit, and we
insert i, in preference 10 one afforded by a.
mother and interested person. But it has been
very difficult to get at the real truth, as the
vessel lies in the stream, and no one permit
ted on board. The whole affair, however,
appears to be rather trivial except to the cap.
tain of the vessel, who has been put 10 much
Inconvenience and delay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-07
From the N. Y. Com. Adv. Of Monday.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM ENG.
LAND.

By the arrival of the packet ship Roscoe,
Capt. Delano, from Liverpool, we have oHr
files of London papers to the 24th ofOctober,
and Liverpool To the 25,h both inclusive.
The most important information we gain
from them is the highly favorable condition
Of the Bank Of England, as exhibited in the
quarterly statement ending OIL the 18th OF
October. BY this it appears that the crcula-
ton had decreased EOS, 900, and the deposltes
f592,000. The securities have been with
drawn to the amount of fl ,2S9,00O, and the
stock of bullion has been increased R553, 900,
making with the increase shown by the for
mer return, an aggregate Of fl.1O2,OOO,
The total liabilities of the Bank were f20,
2I7, ,000 and The assets f32 S56 0O0 making
the rest or surplus profits, E2 S55, ,O00
The stock of bullion on the l7tlI of October
was The enormous sum Of c7, ,OOO,O 600, or about
35, ,000, ,0O0 Of dollars.
| The prosperous condition Of the Bank is
ascrlbed in a great measure to the "unex-
pected honesty Of tie American debtors =
and the tone Of the leading papers towards
this country is wonderfully altered from what
! it has been, generally, for the last six months
The United States Bank post notes foT
April were held al 97k 2,and for June at OCT
/ The news from the Continent is unlmport-
ant. The report OF the taking OF Constantine
by the French has proved untrue. On the
contrary, there were nnfavorable ruinors in
circulation at Paris, to the effect that the
besiegers had been repulsed and were re-
treating to Bona.
The Princess Mary Was married to Prince
! Alexander of Wirtemburgh on the l7th.
The Portuguese ministry had resigned
The Duke of rerccira had arrived in London
Nothing decisive bad occurred in Spain.
The Sheridan and Columbus from New
York, sailed on the I'd of October, arrived at
Liverpool on the 2,d.
The Dey of Tunis is dcad-supposed Ia
have been poisoned at the instigation Of the
Turkish sultan.
/ A letter from Burgos, dated the 1lih o.
October, published in the Paris Journal LIZ
\ Commerce. states that Don Carlos was de
SPARED Of, and had taken the last sacrament
n anticipation Of approaching death.
4 GREAT BRITAIN.-The principal topic o.
the London papers is the grand dinner whicl
was TO be given by the city of London to the
Queen, on the OH of November.
| FRAScE.-The Paris journals arc almost
exclusively occupied with the approaching
elections, and the progress Of the French
army in Africa.
! SpAIN.-The advices from Madrid are t.
the 18th Oct. The elections were in pro
gress, and going generally in favor of th'
moderate party. Mendlzabal had beer
chosen Il deputy for the capital.
! The accounts from the armies are as usua
so vague, contradictory and unlntelliyible
that we can make nothing of them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-07

FLouR.-No less than fifteen thousand bar.
rcls Of flour were received in tho New York
market on Tuesday, the 2stb, We hope to
hear Of s,ill farther additions to the stock Of
this important article Of consumption.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22
$4,000 Additional stock

I'm THE BRANCH BANK AT RICHMOND, INDIANA.
hooks Of Subscription will be opened the first day al
May 1897, open Go 30 dsys ensuing, for 500
additional aptal Richmond
STATE Bank Indiana The shares will be $50 each,
able specie, in annual stamets, the 10Th III
October 1887. and 10Th fOober 1885, together with
MUM Of So 50 payable with 6.st the object Of
which make the stock equal the old One hook
will be opened the Bank aud placed hands OF
the following named no ill receive subscriptions
IRA GROVER, Of Union county; T. X. LEWIS, Of Fayeue
Job PUGH, Of Hus ALLEN Hart, of Wayne; Isaac Bed
.4UI, Of Henry: and JESSE WAY, Of Randolph.
py order Of the Board Of Directors.
ELIJAH COFFIN, Cashias.
The Wayne County Chr,neie the Star and Banner; the
Watchman the Rusvie Herald; and the Indiana Sum- will
aud forward their
counts tbs Branch Bank in this place.
Richmond, Fourth monsh lsi, 1887.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22
AN ORDINANCE, to provide for censtsScsaol
. Drain or Sewer In the Borough Of Richmond:

AN ORDINANCE, to provide for cesstrS:csi'l
10 Drain or Sewer In the Borough Of Richmond'
Sec. 1st. BE Il ordained By The Durgssses asd
borough Council Of the Borough Of Richmosd. that
John Sailor, d. D. sloan and Charlss w. Starr b.
snd they are hereby appeiotsd, Commissioners 10
locate drats Or sswss in the casters section d
said borough.
Sec. %. be IL further orjaiocd. that said draia
o. sewer shsll b made Of suSsient depth to dsaia
all the cellars that are Or may Be made 10 that part
Of the borough ing east of Marion street
Sec. ID. No 10 farther ordained. that David Hc!.
Iowsy be. and he 10 hereby spPsistsd. . Co.smis.
sioner. whose duty IL shalt be to superintssd said
wok TO lot IL out TO the hest advantage, and that
said work b commenced % seos - there 10 o suf.
6ciency Of funds obtained to justify the ssne' Fro.
|vidsd, however, that said work shalt aot be com.
mencsd sntii there 10 suGIcicncy Of funds obtain.
cd or subscribed BY responsible Individuals to do
al the excxvatng " ~ least 6y rode Of said sew
or; Asd provided, moreover. that this ordinance
shall not DO Construed ~ 10 pledge tho Borough
for any appropriation, subject them 10 any dam.
agcs that may accrue from making said sever OF
dTais. Passed and approved April 18th. 1887.
JOHN FINLEY. First Burgess.
Francis King. Borough Clerk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22

mfr NJ H.-Sews to the Amieseo'
|vuVHE subscriber having made some arrangement
Il for the accommodation Of the afflicted WIN
|,;,.r;,s diseases. informs the publie that he is
no1 nrenared to receive patients for the cure Of
their maiadies.-Such are afflicted with !,ai'y
En;Ien.v: affection of the Eyes; wcns; hard swell
linz and Tumors; stiff Joints. occasiened oy the
@ - m.,curv mr. Rbeum attic affections; Kheuma-
ten: White Swellings. Dropsy: affection OF the
kidneys: Sick Headache; Die Dolereux; letter
or Ring Worm; pain and weakness in the breast;
ST.. Anthony's Fire; Liver Complaint; Fahpus'
Cancers, and all other scrofn'us diseases,.1 .S =
- -. cu-.A in much less time and suffering to the
na,ient.. by having them Immediately nnder my
80. DR.. WILLIAM A. BRUCk-
n--sbop on Main. near Front street.
l,h mo. %, 1887.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22

- 900 = seWpsisisg uDexpended o. Sos.0'
|AL.;o.e 81 public wosks, . uslI'os eno >
[ I,lhu. % that there 10 10 OCCASION 'os
s.ss;sae ssoppags Of the public works; :nd
1sss1 snesss b exhausted besoss the osy
- eext sseusl messiag Of the Lege!:'
- csss,eor has pledged himself 10 his Eel.
E~,ee. immed;ssely after the Annual Genera
.ss.- = eaIl The Legislature together ITO pro-
49, 10 susssis the faith q the Commo".
~ m The Interests Of their ssess system o.
ss~al Dnesovsmsai."
Il. o.. .ee anna account Of discoveries
~ m rent pasis Of the u. States. SpIe ed'c
s-s = A,ssnsss. sivslisg The famed gsosso o.
z.S".e.a-psosi6ed warriors and dogs amongst inc
~ Ssav s,euntsins-suins Of magnificent GU!
Asees Of the Iskss-and msey c'hss won
xi 800, hsvs been hsoushs 10 light " men
&sen 10 hsvs devoted their ''mo sns @ss"' 70
Ss.,aiiv vjsh that some such antiquarian
~ .c.lA ssjss amongst ~. IL would find ample
ss,isje vhssswiih 10 xss'ify 10 on" cu''"s.,y
~ ~ af The Public. Even IN the county ot 81:
ss.is ehe,s sss many spcts which arc wosihey ~
xss,sd Of sescsrch. Wa k0ow the fact 'hs'' q"
N. ai.sse des Perez, nj t'ss L'sfancS NJ abu'
S. 1tem ina city, ihcse nse = 0umbs' Of graves
~ G.m III appearances, seemed ~ have exs
~ ~ jos csnsu''rs They s's Q" high 1i"n
~ vhoss base ths stream passes, ~" ''o'" '"e'.
~ ,hev would sssM ~ IN the easements ~
~ ~ were iss superior in size TO those "' The
~ q. slo,cs Of Marianne vivss, noas tho town
<S.1on. there wss IN immense cemss'y, con-
.Ss several Thousand graves, oil 81 thru 'ema''
s.s,s s.,.jl. the !asges, not exceeding four feet
st..sh. The ceme,Ty 10 now enclosed aud cui'
:..,sS - that the graves NO longer visible. =
y 49, sees several articles which wesn found ~
- 6eli, hsvsg been overturned BY the plough.
-. Am,ng tho Articles were several pieces %
s.~s..-,rc. remarkably we'll executed; and par.
s-i.,iv. lowe, iswbonc in size that Of child two
- ia. Su, containing the teeth Of q ma" Of 40
-. we're iofmmcd that, hefose the Geometry was
.eioaed and cultivated, thcrc could be seen al
~ Of the graves head and foot stones, with IN
s....;oos an them which none could understand.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22

gVVHE subscriber keep . general
goods his ise and w. receive, shortly, addition
which complete Livery edScemen, s-red, TO
s.ne purchase, selling possible
lis stock extensive in This portion Of the
county, IRON his long seqaiuanee in this special De-
trade, his opportunities probably superoe
to mos, Others procuring genuine medicines, and sucA
rates enable accommodate hrs eustomess sat
is factory msnuer.
f-N B. BOY, fro~ - 70 Is ye.s 1t ase, woold
meet with eosd stsason Learn bvssne0 Of DRcoen5
& AssrnEcAaS, BY applying soos ss above.
RrcnzoxD, Ixp, April Is. 1eS7, l5sy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22
ROOTS AND SHOES.

f. EvENS isnow opening his spring assortment OF BIZ
and SHOES consisting Of home made ttogy Boots aho
"a iii General assortment Of womens p1unc kin. leather
and morocco: chdre . shoes o: various kinds, a"d me"
coarse and 6re shoe. pumps. Having lad the" IN De-
fore the rse he sell them wholesale Al" e'' "
plrase his customers.
R;chmoud Fourth % L. 1887. Io-om
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22
BOOTS AND SHOES.

JUST receiving large aud general asortment o Boots,
Shoes add Rogans, which offer wholesale retail,
accommodating terms Country merchants
invited call stock o( almost every
the shoe trade, ard well selected fr iheir
dst,om. COALE s. HAMILTON.
April 22nd, 1887.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22
RICK MAXIM G.

TIE subscriber wishes make !" the course OF INC
summer or sos, oo0 Brick. He viii furnish n" tne ".
-, "a ,,l .;. GOOD price for making brick by thu
houx, nd the maker furnishing all the hands ~ 40 ~
w,k mon on these conditions moudeE ~'!' De haseo. o
one need apuv unless well vecou'nse Ios oo-
suess habits moral chorscter OLlN EA AskS
IVES, ,ei,oload, 4ts 22nt. 1881. 1ou
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22
Cloths, Casss lsseres, &c.

EARNEST. would spspee,fiy rfssM h's tfiends emu
public xsn.sy hat ne 'ses'.s'. N sSd':s 70
w. ioss stock, general assessment ~ he consisting 1T
the folio. ing au'ci.s, Iue, Dsek. lho~M. aud Cisn
CLOTHS; kuipet, CherAed. AID prrrsed CASAV1EWt1'
Checked aud Pam HATJoNETTNl DGsvAas CA:ves
Ssx vELvtr, 3recKs, sm,Hr CoLGASs and Hsoss A,s"v
Canvas, Padding, and Hli Other articles IL Wmmrg. se
hand small LOT Of ready made clothing, Al ~ wNGh
dispose NJ Low cash Tie continues 'hs TAJJAvk-
ING BUSINESS all It's various ba"chss ~ HE old sssd.
or ALL orders !" his li"s will receive prompt a'sns's"
RicmMaND, ApRt. Is, 1887. lSn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22

AN ORDINANCE, yoa rms EaGcrIos 'oy AN Es0sSs
iloUsE; See ls De II ordained ~ the Huseessss aud
Couuc Tot tile Borough ~. RichoNd, That the
Of hundred snd fry dollars be, mud he T., herrby
Appropriated, for the b"idnS of Ensne House ot dWea
sufficient EuSnrs and as0 the Hooks
and Ladders, &C.. ioI the Use ot The B'rough.
Sec ID And,m 10 further ordained, Tint said building
s,sil 10 located Of sss Warner ~
'ou Pearl Provided, however, that permanent
can be obtained BY the Council for ssd ground.
Sec 3D. Il shall be the duty OF the Street Commissioner,
passage Of this ordinance proceed forthwith sell the
bidder al said Notwithstanding d.
plan, materias and time ia which Re completed
aud report The together III the bids the
meeting Of (ouncil Passed arpoveA April
9Th, 1886. JOHN FINLEY, First Rurrsss.
FRANCIs HING, B,uough CIesk. April Is, 1881.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22

DERSONS indebted to Morrison + Wirria
= are requested to make payment, and thoss
whose notes are one accounts Of long afandinT IL
not attended to SOON, will find them in tho hands
Of ofhcer for collection; it is hoped those con-
cerned will attend to this CALL, - il would be
ofthe question for to call person aly on ALL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22

WO CENTS Observation-Disclosures from the sub
sc,ibes, living Randolph Co., Jnd, imened (olossd
Boy, named AMES WHITE about Is years DID, here.
by any from trusting ha,borus him ny
account, viii pay debts Of his contracting,
dae. The above ard and thanks will be
person returning said Boy. DIVER WATKINS.
April l5 1887. l5-3np.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22

no argument II al. and will NOT need Ie"sssy
vefutation Az to the "records Of mestaIty" sPo'
kea Of, they prove no,hiss unless we kssv GER
!!tainly how nsny would die, il medicine had ss's'
been Introduced into the world. That many DO
die there can b no doubt but that many are saved
from premature death BY timely sPP''cst'oe o.
med,cne il equally certain.
Il 10 declared that rsformAtion Is nseded-tha'
lone 10 going forward and that the intelligent people
of Now Easlsnd are engaged in ii,-and 20 they
were equally active IN sormensng old wome" 'os
witches but this folly, believe, they have fepea'
ed Of, end most likely they soon will Of the Other
We know, too, they arc very food os dealing IN
patent rgh,s-why not in med'cine, then, - we'll
a. any o,hes useful "no'ios."
had but little ,dss Of again troubling the 'sadsfs
The Palladium with tho subject Of msd'e'ne, or 10
reform, ton, when appeared before them short
time since but 90 conceive oil 70 10 indirectly
concerned IN tho matter IT issue. shall perhaps o.
.oms t,me sndeavor 10 show what interests s'e IN
voved IN tho conisovesy; end % Virgil has said
" Mosj,i sneliora sequsmus"
A FRIEND 70 SCIENCE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22
LEATHER! LEATHERu

JUST received their establishment opposite The Bank
general Of Leather sistms Of Sole, Upper
Calf, Lining. Binding Skins. AI>s large assortment
Russell leather and hides Persons deaIn.
line will phrase give q call COALE & HAMILTON
April 22nd, 1897.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22
uNreo0 DOOe - Sh0e sv9O0oeSOeSOV1
O0Dositc the Bank. Rickmend, Ia.

ALL kinds Of BOOTS and SHOES made 70 osdsr q sse
ho,,ee neee Hos nsde Boos shoes, eoastansly %
hand uwd lossAls bv COALE - uAMAhaON'
Apsil 27ud. 1887.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22
WILL De PUBLISHED IN FEW MONTHS THE
Rattle OF TfppecA00e,
And other Poems, BY WILLIAM WALLACE.
"Thoush my beings aseaa
Gi.eOut music,


The unshadowed beauties II the Universe
Gaze with cling soul upon the blue
Mssnihcsnce absve-and heor the hymn
OF Heaven in every starlight ray, and 6D
Glen, vale, and snd with the
Visions poured from the deep home
or an immortsl mind.'' Birth DAY Rehee.sons
PRINTED and bound in very elegant superior svIe.
ensbeshed with engraving The te.vee~d 90
volume, which Subscription price must be pajd
The following editorial notices Of the Poeos
which will be embraced in the volume:
"We have read in the Lafsye.is Free Psess Poem Of
considerable length, which reced the seet,,io
upon the battle ground of 1ipperano~. Wm Wallace
brin'fu If genius aud Lsshe yousnsi con.
Quoted by Prentice.
sOn 6r-, pae. may found Poem on the Beu,e cf
thor 10 quite and this hi, eejua
does him high ho'o he has caught spauk nspat on from
the right al,ar."--.Wadson Hammer
ave have read Ode. delivered NJ the Yreu,
Of the Tippecanoc Battle. We take leave 10 ~ ,., \.
humble opinion, this production contains more Of the fre A
frenzy Of genuine poetry than any other poem fo - voa
." AUTHOR with winch we have any met. In svtcr
(" "eh ef Ehc ma
sesses native poetic genius odee And ser,
ours country in which poetry talent any tole,be
pa'rnnage, we should expect y"ung Wallace sosu
shining ~"h no medium b'iIia"ey the galaxy Wes-
tern Muse awe young poe, ioy Of his earle
intimacy it'll the sacred We shall lake q. early oorer.
tuny 10 lay this production before our reader.
that they may judge fo1 kuciara .Auyore
ne roe" o" the Battle Of T,ppee BY " ism Wa
lace one Of the est eosion. Muse which
we lave seer" conceived in poetic Spirit .
ten 10 chas'e n,ee and glowing feeling, rpe
~h bright scspios and vivid imagery. The
-Ciresncfi Post.
'lbe D.rse Nspo'eon "a roeu, 10 b. ;ncuhsA ). Tin
voume,) IS wonderful Posm,'-New Engsss6 Cslssr.
edited BY the eeIeb'a led John Neal.
erusai~m anot~r arrir!e he embvaesda
robiieas'o") the Cncnnaa Mirror p,nsDur.. ..bea...l
exeee!'"e beaur'f""
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22

ANQU0X BkBCxXOlUs
p. covs.,es. DAVID - LILA Ces
Pc. Is,grssAxy CsvsAxsa-COA. UAvSO "AAIsS
RARiDEU.
.cns, ~ ~ ''1s"Ws jOSEPN N0R9OWs
- mo rps NATHAN SMtT0v
RICHARD J. HUBBARD, CALEB A1"ss
f0a CIRag CDoAV.
JOHN FINLEY, SAMUEL HANNAH.
; ;5.Hs = eRsec 4p sssDss.
fKS0ERlC OlLON. \ AMASA BONIs.
xsS So ,;..S S,f.,s 1 xsEs si Rosi;,ss.
ASSOCIATE Jupoe.
JAMES N. BAXTER. william Rusc.! = s'"'
DANIEL REID JESSE WILL1AMs'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22

vxhole.sle (:rocefs and Dealers In Wines. Liquors
shoes. &C., No. 100, Main street. between FAftn
and sixth streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A RE now receiving their spring supplies; con
"A sissirg Of
67s b.e, Rio Coffee. 80 boxes brown ia. do
-S =" H.v'a Green Go 50 white do. d."
IS chests Y. Hyson Tea, 50 bbls. Loaf 90
"a hf do. do. 90. IS . No. 8. Macke'e'
10 +" Imperial. do. 40 kegs No. J. ~. ACC
40 13lb. boxes, DO. do. y va Aooac.0
m NJ cbe.t. (:un p do So boxes do. Cav ndish,
so 13ib. boxes, do. do. 1O,OOO Spanish Ciga''
40 hhds. N. y. Sugar,
h pioes Port Madeira, Lisbon. !, q
30 half pipes Tenerife, Champaign. Claret, :
100 ar. casks Sherry, Samos. Sicily. Madeira :
20 boxes Muscat. and Malmsey.
q half pipes Cocnia Brandy, 40
pipes Holland Gin, 77H
= :. Jamaica Rum, Hl}3t7n
St. Croix do. S4 "
Sc bbls Peach Brandy, MY
80 American do.
40 do Sweet Wine,
20 bales Almonds,
% barrels Filbcrts,
p bag. Madeira Nuts,
SEQ boxes Raisins,
100 doz. painted Buckets,
80 cases Boots and Shoes.
To~ethcr with every other article, usually kept 70
/. Grocery Store: which will be sold as low as Al
.nv other house es. Of the mountains for Cash OF
approved paper.
CINCINNATI, April ~. 1885,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22

TAKEN UT, by BENJAMIN" G. Moore, Of Wayne township,
Wayne county, Indiana: yellow bay MARE, blind
in the right had face four bite feet. fifteen
high, supposed to be eight yea old uaaks
brands peecvabIe appraised thirty dollars BY Lewis
Buk and Samuel w. Smith, I'll, day April, A. D. 1887
A tue copy f"m, my Essray Book. WI1iem CeE j. r.
April Is, 1887. ls-3e
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22

sr,ar.r :, Lwxsxerom-On F'idsy last wo
vere present whom ". Dudley performed "is o 's
hundred and fostys,h operation TOT s'o"s :. ."S
bladder. BIZ, few days previous ~: cso0'ss
Surgeon vent through a similar operation )" '"y
seconds. The presen. case was ma" - ys:.
Of age. no had been the subject ot the cAc'u.'.
ting ms:sdy since his infancy. We saw nun ""."
no frs, arrived at this place, sixteen Gays w.
from Mississippi: and ten days witnessed ircqus""y
his most ugonizng sufferi"gs, during when Pcl"'
he was being prepared for the katie. Inc 'eMe'
dies that were administered to correct the u"'aso'
rablc state ofhis general system, seemed :" Pos 70
.ess the virtues of "a Charm-for from ssa.e o.
restles, aud increasing torture, the patient, TOT -
vsral days before he came to the operating ,ac'e'
was a. comfortable as though little moIssteo nun
The circumstances attending the oPera''o" VIC"
not altogether usual. The construction o. '"e
parts through which the stone was extrac'co' "as
remarkably contracted and deep. let IN e''"-
ute and half calculus was removed .ha' "os.
ed seven hundred and sixty grs'ns,and measures
FIVE and four inchcsin its long and short c'Fc""
ferance. ,..v :.
Chicago is an Indian word signifying, IL nave
mn, - and js said to have been applied to the pace
il consequences of the French merchants VINO Tor
merIy resided there having SO frequently gwen
,h., yep,v to the Iadans, when asked tor articles
a. I.,s.. etched IN Durchase.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22

The Mcxicans are entering Texas; 700 OF their
cavalry appeared before San Antonio aeon. the mad
dle Of February. The whole force ofthe nIexicans'
o,ov;nc AGAINST Texas is estimated at 5000 men
with 60 pieces Of artillery. The Texans are aet
at all discoursged.- Dayton Journal.