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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-01
TnE olant'a 4ranman ArrnonIrY.n
from ne MaNtsGeH Couricr.

Froal NE MaetsfeH Courier.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tho annals
" nations do not afford grosser ia.
stance Of dishonesty thnn that which
il exhibited At the present moment by
the government OF America. Jackson
and. Van Buren, have Shown tlIeirqlAl-
iiicntions to write q Treati.e on the
Art Of Robbing made easy. They
have got IRON the unsuspeeting British
---aa--chants gold and goods to the
amount of E1Z,D1jSSssa. They re-
soyo that gold shall not be returned
to America, and exert al the powers
Of government to prevent the Ameri-
can creditor from paying his debts.
The government openly and shame
iessly takes every measure 10 prevent
the payment Of American debts to
Europe. The consequence is, of
course, the bankruptcy Of the United
States merchants, and the losses aris.
ing to English merchants from these
bankruptcies appear 70 be calculated
upon as the principal mems CT keep
ing gold currency in the United |
.Statca.v The Amegiten government
las, however, ruined the credit OF
Amerlcan. haphs ana American mcr-I
chants IN this Country. american
Investments must now become any
thing but eligible; and the effect will
30 the eventual withdrawal Of Eng
lish capital from schemes of improve
ment in the United States.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-01
rsoM rnn NArcnEz oounIrn.

the election returns are completed.
The votes stood rs follows: Claiborne
il,2o3, Ghclson 1921, prentiss 7,I43.
Acee 6,63l--a heavy majority in IA
vor OF our opponents, but not more
than could be expected under the
very dlsadsantageous circumstances
IN which our candidates were run.
In the present Instance there IS no
cause for Encouragement on the part
OF the Wings, and still less for any
rSultation on the part Of the Van
Burpnitcs. They had the field entire.
" 10 themselves, with the exception
oi what little was said on the subject
IN the newspapers during the few
weeks previous 10 the election. Our
i,Iepds abroad will not be surprised
al the result when they take into
consideration the complete surprise
BY which the whole country WAS
taken when the President suddenly
changed his determination and con.
vened Congress. One OF our candi-
dates was during The whole cauyass
-absrnt from the Stete, cad, ia fact,
such was the s'tortness q, the mtewal
81 lime after the issuing Oh the writs
Of election, hqt but lttlecoul be
done blythe Wings. On the contrary,
the administration candidates were
already ia Office, and had been. since
ihrjr return from Washington. all &c.
tsity. The moineat The wntS We're
issued their runners We're sent out
iato every part of the State, saa no.
thing that could be dgne was lelt tn
done. We give them credit for &C.
tivity. and we assgge our Whig aienls
throughout the State, that it they can
arouse themselves to put forgb one
half the exertion Of their rehGeA m.
tagonists, thsy viii carry the State
nj the November election.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-01
u SIlItIs'
Gcr3. S. Foorr.
Clinton, August 16. 1887.


AT the request Of a friend Of Major
=. w. Edwards, / will state, that at
Jackson, q few days before the last
congressional election, Col. j. F. II.
Claiborne desired me to say 10 Major
Edwards that he agreed with him on
the subject Of a National Bank, and
would support him in his election for
the office Of Governor. Ga my re-
turn to Clinton, a few DAYS after
Yards. | madc the ccmmun:ca,ion 10
Malor Etlwafds. Its perhaps proper.
Should state that Ca. Claiborne lid
mol, N the interview above referred
% orsat any othertime, explain 10
?, what he understood to be Major
edwards views on that subject.
GRANVILLE LEWIS.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-01

Burton, or the Sicges, is the title
Of a work Of l.tofessor lngraham's,
now in tue press. of which the hero
is Co!. Aaron Burr. The scenes Of
vol1me fest are laid II, Quebec, IN
l775; those ofvolcne secondin New
York six months afterwards, II will
t,e rspiishcd 10 September, both IN
London and New York.
We are informed that TOE fraiil-a
scri7ts hsvc passed tie onIealof some
srvee cr.tics' eyes with sacecss.
We hope tie a'lshor's 'asl attempt
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-01
IIER AID.


CANTON: FnmAY, September i.
1be iaterstof2h Jamss n sharp il
this paper hasterniaa'ed. The Canton
Herald VIII h tia1iro be aeo'ig and pune
iisiiy Published By Martin $. Hancock Y
CO., anl Be- edited as b9'ore, b. Ncssrs
Rollins & Topper. THIS Fafer has not
of!ae bleni7aed asregalarly 20 Is pat
rg4s ba8 G fighi 70 sgpecti bel q eeange
.cf men sometime produces d cLaage Of
9lliagi andvtHp ourselves todeserve
!ni4tufe AZ .hr Pa'roaage ilc-pgblis may
bos.og.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-01

Csxapa.-The Canadians seem greatly
dissatisfied wshsomc Of the measures Of
TIC British Gowrnmeni. They complain
ofunIast issaioa, Tepfesenia'ion.
The Queen Victoria, viii have 10 hear
and remedy these evils, or else Caaada,
may play her the saneiriek that the@tni
ted Coloniesr praciisel upon her aaccs-
tor il Mr. Van Baren could only sue
coed in his proposals q q matrimonial az
lance, fegh1psihs English Queen would
gSse Cunala to The ! nited States,
Gen. Foote has published, in the
Clinton Gazette, a long and able re-
ply Is Col. Claiborne denial Of hay
ing declared himself i bank man
during 4lle late canvass for members
70 Congress. The publication q
Gen. Foote Is 4 mastery document
Of is biad, and shows beyond the
possibility Of contradiction, the alnbl-
deStral course Col. Claiborne Inns az
tempted 70 pursue. We would pub
iish this document did not its length
fobid it. The certificates accompa-
nying it may be seen below. These
certificates were addressed to Gen.
Foote.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-01
s. $. Prentiss, Esq. will address the
people Of this place tomorrow.

The Port Gibson Correspondent seems
10 be astouished that out Of eight editori-
al articles, sevcn should be devoted TO Col.
Claiborne. We do not think it at all
strange. Iuice sepeaieen would not por-
tray half ofthat gentlcman's serpentinc
Wcintopd totarn Biographer
shortly, and write his history up TO the
present time, accompanied, and ornamen-
TED by several fac SMILES Of his letter
writing
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-01

Mi8 liua au-igYOr m iie pub-
10 csc 90 JIG Jnn.r nosks.-Nar III
s Csylr.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-01


Csc % preserves and pickIts. AMI m
ihelr Stead 20 take TIC pu,riHofs, p Bio
tood that would susiain I'D bo3y-
We would advise ;hcm 10 lyoid De
citoman and tic soia, Is ibeg wonid
something decidedly injurious, and
70 80 = tie green hits aud nhale
The ilesh hfeess. vain should iheg
pisad icr ihg sAada n ileis dael.pss
aifd the Injury oi injection, ii TIA
place Of winch tsey should h4fe tsa
ireshness Of the forests aelier, asa
iM rePcse Afforded Ly iAo gfa ID
banks,
SsEcurArioS The Portland Argus
tells good story to illustrate tho
shaving operations performed down
east. We somewhat doubt fbe truth
of the s.crg. but give il as We find il.
During tie land fever, Few years
since, anoted spccelaiar fFom Bangor
was IN Tie rounGlg room ~ one Of
our money lenders Tie conyersa-
ton turned on the amount Of dis
counts which had been male on hntl
notes fir cash, end tue apecclatoe
said he Ind certain notes which he
would sell FOR thrcc per cent. 1 mon i
discount. "a, the request d TIE
money lender, several notes wore
produced, shSch were offered AZ that
dlsconpt Che If them had long
time 70 run, fnd The discount al three
tFer cent, q n.onth Amounted Il more
ihan theiaee 81 the note. Thelnoncv
4 ndcr sail Fly would take that, and
TIE speculator might gtue HIN his hots
ior he bdluarc.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-01
Clinioa. ~. aagns, Is. ley.

ctae'oR, NJ, sagas' Is, 1857.
! do hereby certify. that in con.
versation with Col. Claiborne. :,
,Wialamstown, in Madison county.
ne c'ss'ne'y stated tome, thatha was
.csosss'su''cnally opposed to United
ststes Bank, but hewoull sanction
ana sdyncate the measure Of ret,Irn. I
'ng she Public Deposits 10 tho vns,l,s
Of tue United Stales Hunk ii, penn
sylvann, and compel TINT bsnk *, -
locate I.ss'. ! = !. oFanoh the pspitai q each
States q desirrs'. 'A'
owen aa'les my hanl ills dav and
year sbose written. ''''
SOL slYRlcE,
A friend II na-o~ ~
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-01

UVHEundersigned has disposed ofhis
Il entire interest in this paper, the
cause is known tomanyoimy friends.
Issall again appear before them with
alarge lmperiai Sheet printed With new
and beautiful type. H!ore qaoa.
JAMES NJ. SHARE.
Sep. /. 1887. l5-tf.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-01

IN osr papeF0fio today WILDE Gcanl the
proceedings of The late Wig meeting Al
.his place. itisgrAdiyiag % ihc friends
ofcorrectP principles ard lovers ofeonstitu
tionai supremacy 70 discover that suifi-
cient Independence and virtue still linz
Ger ineommuniiy tooTpoae political mis-
rule, and executive usprpaaons. Missis
sippi, it's nae, has long Wandered from
the palh Of rectiiadc--long sacrificed ra.
lional rciioa attho shrine 81 party ag-
gfanaizemeat;hatiftho WhigFartywitl
unite, ard staad steadily byits principles,
il must succeed, (orirath though il may
be for time obscurod BY the unnatural
glare Of falsehool, will eventually dispell
the surrounding gloom and shine forth
with renewcdeiFalge
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-01

NritihS.
The late Whis meeting at this place
adjourned to meet again on the Cd Mon
day Of September inst. The object ofthe
adjourned meeting is to select some tpo
Veg candidates for the State Legislature.
OF six candidates there are no less than
fire who are arfayed under the cognomen
Of Whigs.! With this state Ct things
the success Of those principles which
the Wigs profess ocpnsider correet. can
never be attained, aud :.
that the Van Buren men do not bring out
another candidate. He could easily sue
coed, for if the Wings, generous souls,
thought he coulJno', they would bring out
fre candidates msrc TO run against him
concluding cutie naturally, that len men
must be stronger than two. There would
be the @Mccarty's Ferry Wing candi-
datcc--thc "Bouge Chitta's Bridge Wing
candidatesn-the Williamssown Pine
woods race track whig candidates--the
Camden neighborhood Saw Mills, Bolc's
ferry across the Big Black swamp wing
candidatcs-the Stump Bridge Moorc's
iHuifroad, cotton Gin Canton Hotel ssMee
ting House" wing candidate aud forty 9th.
er sgood substantial disinterested Wig
tcaadiddies" all ready to sacrifice their
very teeth for the promotion &c corrcc,
principles. The wings Of Madison are
the most patriotic men in the world rath
or than one Van Barren man should bee
lccted, atleast one half ofthem will aban.
don their owl business and become can
didatcs.--The iactis the doctrine Of The
whigs is true, or it's aot iroe, fit Is true,
as friends ofihcir Country they should
use those means necessary for it's success
to'he exclusion Of selfish considerations
lit not true, and they wish it entirely
nat down, they~should pursue the very
course they are now following, and they
cannot but succeed in il, and theirown
Iprostratiou. lothink Of ffps whig csn.
la,datoa ii Ma;llsonis intolerable. Wing
gcutemen! the county by law is only en-
titled q igs representatives ia the l-gis-
lature. Think ofihis.
TrxAs--I'his Interesting country Il
lcajoying security, peace, aud rnexam
lpled property, The opposition lha,
has been iorsome time enleayoring to az
ray Itself against President Houston is
iasi faiiag into "thin air. willie the po-
lilical animosiiies that threatened toex.
cite ihe country have entirely subsidgl,
President Hous'onhas just returned from
freezing with a neighboring tribe Of liz
dians, and tho sollery are pushing The
war 70 the remotesi villages ofshosc X no
have committed Expectations upon he
Iasian frontiers, aud refused prohcrca|
peace.
FloRlpA. Prentice says the 1Uniied|
Ctatas Ar,,,,, y, -, i, tt53 ! n - ~ I,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-01

alarge Imperial >h
and beautiful tsp
JAN
Sep. l, 1887.
SHERIl
EIcnry Shrock
IS
Bed. u hIiams an
Jno 7. Bofeler.
Shackleford, Cock {
Perkins, VS. sant
Henry 7. MeCune
VS. Same
Same VS. Same
Garland A. Falknci
VS. Same
James Fontlrane
vs. Same
Alfred Johns
vs. Same
Aaron Butler
VS. Same
John S. Rowland
vs. Same
Daniel Moore
vs. Same
James Il. Moore
VS. Some
A. II. Bell use &c.
US Same
w. G. Rceder
VS. Same
p, j. Davis
vs. Same
Same vs. Same
II. McNiel
VS. Same
Mary Caldwell
VS. same !
J. 4. Richa rdson |.
a. Go. IS same
Clifton g. Allen
VS. same :
OsnanCiaiborne 1
vs. ShiNlc
d. nj. Porter /
VS. same
b. III. White
VS. same
J. Gilmore s. Co. /
VS. same.
Z. W. and ]. z. |
Herbert /
VS. same /
Johns. Gooch /
VS. same
Same vs.
Il. J. Walker &
b. Williams /
John s. Rowland |
VS. same
Neil Ballingall
VS.
E. g. Hiikinoon
Benz. Williams
L. B. Rorix and
Jefferson Hughs ]
commercial \
DGaxDryarcHez -
use of John II.
Walker VS.
Benz. Williams
4 B. FChainlers
WIN. L. Shelly
~ u. Williams
JIG. Richardson
s Go. vs.. same
Vim. J. Hit &
Go. VS. same
Ew'd Ii. Tyas
VS. same
B. S. Hampton
VS. same
John w. Ray
VS. same
Isaac Enloe &
Co. VS.. same
Gooch 4 Rich /
ardson, vs. sa
same
Francis M. Morten
VS. same 4
Riley Mcclure. |
VS. same
Leigh, Maddux |
Go. vs. same |
latham & Hunter /
vs. same /
John Strieger as |
signee &c. vs. same |
Clifton & Allen I
use &c. VS. same
Rufus K. Flack as
signec dc. VS. +
same I
lanes L. Guignard
VS. same
lanes D. Cain
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-01
Same and Salne.

Same and Spne.
se Y virtue Of the above
direcsed to the Sheriff
county.l shall expose 10
for cash, at the Court Hon
the town 81 Canton, on N
18th day IF September,
fellow, named Cary; ~
oxen and one ok Wagon;
Wagon ; three head d b
mules; farming utensis
with an undivided half d
corn, fodder and cotton d
called ClatOorue-s Frrwne|
Bluff, Tor Warsaw.) ie6@
will he sold t. satisfy tie d
cases.
., I'VE. FI.{lgRgoY.l
Byl ]. iIgysr,|
Canton Sep. /. 1887. 1
l5-tds [Phh|
SHERIFF SAL
Dsvi ! n. Porter q ,,s III
John g Roberts. s q ~
4. 2 Barlow SANE
Same. T Il
~
Scott & Aver
Same.
John II. Roper1
rs Sam
Same.
PhilipWilkinson
Same.
Joseph ChaPell1
Same.
James Mickey,
use, &c. vs.. gun
Same.
John w. Ray) II,
Same.
Joseph Harlman1 IS,
Same
ID. M. Porter
VS..
John G.. Roberts & co.. u
4. w. & ]. R.Hsrbert
Same.
Thomas Z. Old, use &C..
VS.
Some. &.
llY virtue Of the above o y Y
y directed to the sheriff 3
county, | shall expos, j 3 Y. !.
Ior cash; d. the Court Ho ",
HE tdwn Of Canton, on ~
ID day Of October next, ns !,
describe land to Wit; the v, ,
J. \. W, I Of section - X
". 4 "a. E. 4 e. seas. ~" ~,
III Of township 10 and Ir \ /
'.cvied On and wili % ~
he above stated cases. ,,roY,
S. NJ. TLOe .,nv II
By j. J. HENRI
September |. lss" IL. ii
l5-tds lp'..
JOB pRlNTIsM'S
or every description a., ss.s
cated at this
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-01

Z ~ AZ &. ~. & 4~tG1
SHtRIE'F
John B. Striker
Tvs
Osnan Claiborne
AMI
Bo1teI,er& prewett:
Henry S!o!uthcrland
Same and Same
John Cotton, use ii
&c,
VS. Same.
Warren Il Todd
VS.
Same. \
Gregory & Osrnan]
81 !"
VS.
Some,
Robert AIcKirstry
US GsT in
Claiborne, and
Flemin Brnactt.1
Samuel Todd
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-01

FLORIDA. Prentice says the sUniled
States Army saw . large squawa. short
'i'ne since" This is the only s+ciiisgly
interesting news we have from this seat Of
war,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-01

= 'r'endn nsgcrhnova till needed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-01
RlCM.syOJND PALLADIUM
sATUDRAY.:::::::::A psn 4. 1881.

VIZ. RusssY, sen'r, il . candidate for Associate
Judge Of Wayne county.
JAMES RARIDEN, Esq. 10 . csndidate for
Representative in Congress. freo the 5th Cosgrss-
siooal district.
We are authorised TO announce RICHARD J..
HUBBARD, . candidate to represent this coun-
~ in the next legislature.
We are also requested to say that NATHAN
SMITH. 10 4 candidate for reelection ~ Repre-
ssstative.
Editors Of he Palladium.
Please to announce CALEB LEWIS, n a can
didate for Representative Of Wayne County in the
next legisl allure Of this State. Many Tosers.
HARLAN ROBBINS u . candidate for Recor-
der Of Wayne County.
GRIFFITH MENDENHALL il . candidate
for Supervisor in the 9Th district Of Roads in
Wayne Township. at the election on Monday next.
| ISAAC JEFFERIS il the 9Th District.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-01

IN THE BRANCH BANK AT RICHMOND, INDIANA.
Books of Subsc, PHO" will be opened frs. day
May 1887, open for 30 co.
"t additional Capital stock me branch Erh"ond
Sta.e Bank Indiana The shares wall be $50
pay able specie, annual i.st.n ats, lj,h oi
1887 and 10Th Of October ISIS, tseer
Of 50 81 payable with fst l"es, the oJs't of
make the esuA to The Old Que eook
will opened the Bank aud placed in hands oil
following named persons no will subscriptions:
inA GRovER, Of Union county; 4. X. LEWIS, al Fayeue
Jos PucH Rush ALLEN IIIA TT, OF Wayne; Isaac Bed
SAUL, Of Henry aud Jesse W Az, ot Randolph.
by order of tie Board of Diecor>.
ELIJAH Coffin, Cashier.
TIE Wayne County Chrancie: the y aud Bauner; tbs
att hn,Aa iushv,e H-1aii: and I"d.an Sun,
please the alb three and forward their
Counts to tn, Branch Bank in tnis place.
Rchmlo, d, Fourth month l>r, 1897.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-01
BARGAINS IN CHEAP GOODS.

FLEMING & ADDLEMAN, announce 70 thei. Gus
Mr. Aaron Gregg, who lately opened this place.
Their united stocks form assortment not surpasssd BY
this OF Indiana, and having lately been sslec
at the lowest eastern prices offered the best
TERMS The variety extensive and general that
would be useless name articles. PGrchasers
qucsted call aud examine for Themselves Mt
the eastern sct Of the three brick 6ust6ne
nearly opposite to D. Brighwels, Main street; wheIe
all the usual articles in the goods line be obtained oa
the best quality.
All kinds Of Country Produce taken in exchanse
at the market prices.
Richmond, Feb 10. 1887. 6tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-01

~ OOL.! WOOi!:-The subscriber Will pay, the
season. from % to 50 eenu peg pound far iii kinds Of
WOOL been wrii vaset, either sseeps
back OF IN shs tub; other kasd viii b poschased
WIN. BANCROFT.
GIss HoeE, 9Th mo. ls, 1881. I30
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-01

GRIFFIN 4 LUCkEY.
Wholesale Dealers In Dry Goods, corner u Main
and Fourth streets, Cincinnati, OAlo,
Sieis the attention Of We terra Merchants, geaersly
HAVING: favored continued Of busness
during several past G. 4 l.. encouraged tn enlarge
their aud by selling ~ moderate profits, they
As senior employs his whole in the
Cities, goods for this establishment, customers
depend the being well kept aud
being other house in the
Constantly - hand, DRY GOODS, foreign aud domestic:
Bon NE IT'S, HOODS, PALN-UATS: COTTGN
YARNS. WICK aud BATTING: BOOTS. BROGANS,
BOOrrEE>, SHOES, PUMPS, SLIPPERS, &c &c.
Cncinn.,i, March ls'. 1897. l06
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-01

- YD ESPECrFULIY Informs the cit Of
~ IL. RICHMOND VICINITY, that he has
- lra,ed himself ia this place for The purpo<e nj
"a pracc"g MEDICINE aud SCRcERv, and' solicits
80 pot"n Of their patronage.
r liz will be Office Of DR. J. r. PLuxnER,
GA r ,Oni
KlcmMoND. March pa. 1897. l21
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-01
TOWN LOTS IN UNIONPORT

TOWN LOTS IN UNIONPORT.
WILL be sold at public sale, ON Thursday the 18th
day of April lots in Unienport This place pleas
antly situated in Randolph county, Indiana, hand
mill stream, called Cabr creek, eight miles south
from Winchester, ten miles due north Of Eccno
my. Terms made liberal to the purchaser, and due at
tendance given by "
February 10, 1887. Cts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-01
J. ID. = G. JONES

J. ID. = e. JONES,
Ne. 10 Pearl Street, Cincinnati, OAto.
ARE prepared o she~ M the public.
large desirable assot,men, Of DRY GOODS, BOOTS.
SHOES, PALM Hats, BONNEr$, &c. good a.
wli be KEEP, shsoahosa the sold
Cinciaaari, Feb. Ooh, 1881. 93a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-01

SPRING GODS.
CARLISLE, WHITE, &Co.
Wholesale l1erchAnts, Ne. n Peaxl Street.
ARE tally RECEIVING adanons Sps,ns Ssrek DRY
GOODS, BOOTS aud SHOES, which, being s<lecsed
much of the located New Yosk, With
and long in h~seess !" THAI
city, hStes will be able sell 70 their
thesn IN any Of
the e.ies adding transportation and exehange
Country purchase their SpsiG
supplies, prices, will find their advantage 10 give
them call.
Cincinnati. Feb 90 1897 9-3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-01

NJ e CABIN r EST A ID L Is ME e.
AS-TlE undersigned having partnership. ~sh
,h. Intention Of CARVING on sl.s CABlNET-MAkING
BUSINESS in all its branches, prepared "a urnh
their friends aud the public
good materials aud good They design keeping
hand Of patos aud common furniture: bed
different tables, eidetsbles and sands of
styles: sd~boasds secretaries, &C. They cons
assuring may wish articles in their line Of
shop Ia the place.
~ ANY quantity Of seasoned Lumber suited fs their nee,
purchased for which they will cash furniture.
Richmond, Feb. p, 1887. WATSON DUNCAN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-01
LAW NOTlCE.-JAMEs w. GREEN.

LAW NOTICE.-JAsaEs W. GREEN,
Attorney and Councillor 1t Law.
HAS permanently located himselfin the town Of
Richmond, Wayne county. Jndiaos, where
all commune atons and business IN his profession.
al line will receive prompt and puoctual attention.
lie has been appointed Master in Chancsry Of
his cosnty, and il qualified to take depositions.
administer oaths, and take the acknowledgment Of
deeds, &c. &c. lie solicits q share Of the public
patronage.
e. He may, at present, be consulted At his
lodgings in the National Hotel.
Richmond, March 25th, 1896. l2tf
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Notice 10 Contractors.

TIE undersigned Commissioners of Madison county, Ind
public the premises, Wednesday the
hflh day Of April next, the build nk Of BRICK COURT
HOUSE, Anieson,o~n. A plan Of the building viii be
day letting, may also be
thereto q: the clerks Office
BRASSELTON N0LAND1
ENOS ADNMSOS, ! Commis,u
JOHN RlNSHAM.
Andersontown, Ma, h 18Th, 1887. ll-3t
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We learn from the Dayton (Ohio) Journal Of the
9th Of March, that Flour vas selling in that place
~ s. ga; and that further decline Vas antici
Patsd by the dealers.
wHs*zs. has been purchased to day At q cts
WHEAT, S7S 81 90 per bushel.
CINCINNATI MARxET, March q, 1887.
FLouR.-The reduction in price has been very
considerable in the last week. the current rate t.
day At the Canal being %, from Store 6.75.
WHIsxEy-is still huctuatiog. prices ranging
froc, % to SOc., sales bris& and receipts light.
poaK-of every description declining. eur quo
tations are nominal.-Mess SIT, Prime -.
LARD-dull sales at c.
BACoN-none offering.
GRocERfEs.--Ws now in receipt of \ large
supply, our last quotations fully maintained.
GsAIN-in active.request. Germ 43c.; Wheat 81
Oats 43c.; Beans fl Wing.
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In looking over the drawing Of late lottery, We
noticed that prize of $1,000 was drawn by a gen
teman in this place. We wonder who the luckey
dog can bet
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ever-poin,ed P<ueiis, ~a,ch Ch.ias, Keys aud
&c. &c. &c. Watches aud Cloeks rsralsed ~
Richmond, Feb. 18th. 1887.
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POTATOES.
N ERCER POTATOES, Of the 6rst qua sy, for sale BY
&. ". STARR.
Richmond, Fourth mont, Isl, 1887.