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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21

TNDWARD OUTLAND has honor inform his
friends and the public generally that he has taken
roam Main street opposite ID. D. Soan's Hotel, where
he upon the head and face geaseel,
delicate and expeditions manner His razors sharp
and unexceptionable and his skill in his line, n, hamby
suggests surpassed by his ,onsonian brethren here
or and he all times ready wait upon the
of the living dead. He hopes for share of
public patronage shop all hours of the day and
until O'Clock night.
Gail aud see, E. OUTLAND.
Richmond. OCTOBER 1flh, 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21

NEW ARRANGEMENT.-TheS Subscribers have m
tered copar,nership in the Foundry, Machine
Making, Store, Copper Sheet Iron and Plough business
the and under the firm of f. GROVER & co. and
they invite the patronage of their old friend the public for
whose past ayors they render grateful acknowledgements
and promise deserve continuance OF said favors
for the future
The business the will be settled by the new
one Orders promptly attended TO.
EDMUND GROVER,
JOSEPH GROVER,
JOHN HAINES.
J. w SWAIN & Co.
j. MOFFITTN Co.
July Is, 1897. 2s:u
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21
law IEII EE;
STRATTAN & MEEK.

ARE just receiving. from PHILADELPHIA, a large
and superior of PLAIN & FANCY DRY GOODS
which will sell for CASH. exchange
,rv produce. They respectfully invite the friends
public generally call and examine their stock they
suit their with almost thing (aHd that
the best) they may wish TO purchase.
RICHMOND, April %. 1887. 17d
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21

THE subscribers have opened Flour 4 Feed store
nj die late of Robert Morsson IVES,
of Sra,an Meek,s Store, in the Borough Richmond,
Main Street, where they intend keep good Flour Corn
Meal Oats Corn, Bran, Chop of various kinds Bacon,
good Vinegar, and Potatoes Is per bushe Earthsn
Ware, hard Soap shaving do, Lard Candles &c. &c.
all of which they intend sell On liberal terms for CASH
Present price of Sup. FLOUR 1878 per hundred; if
Book-d, addition of 25 cents per cwt.
n. B. fair market price will be given for the various
kinds of Grain, in Cash, their Mill Or Store.
GA HOUSE TO RENT.
ISAAC SMITH & SON.
Richmond, Sept Is, 1897. 36sf
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21
must HAVE 1T.

The Secretary of the Treasury, and the gov
crnment' generally, are intensely anxious that the
machinery ofpower should be kept agoing by the
punctuality oil the merchants with respect to the
revenue. This reminds of the creditor who.
when the pressure was at its height, called upon
debtor. and said to him-''I want that money
YOU owe me. You know it is due,-and ! must
have its
"But I-have-nOt-got-it
81 can't help that sir; must have my money
sir''
''Vcry well. sir,' was the conclusive reply
"If YOU get it before do. just let me knor, will
YOUR
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21
New Establishment.

subscriber respectfully informs the Inhabitants OF
Richmond and its vicinity he has recently select
eds with the cities general stock o;
merchandise. comprising DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
etc. which he offers the public the
moda,ing terms.
As is his nienon to form permanent, location in this
place, Will be dessderafis
the confidence OF his which. efforts
be brough, into requistion and reliance
OF his customers for PROMPT PAY he hopes prosper.
n. b. Produce of all kinds takea in exchange for
GOODS. JOHN WILLIAMSON,
". f.. Corner Of Main and Fl ont strests
RICHMOND. 5sh 25th, 1897. 2lu
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21

THHE subscriber Offers private SALE few BUILDING
LOTS. part of them situated on Main, near
of Front and well or business
they include the Offices of ESQ., Cox and PERkIe,
and adjoining the property of ArTcrs SDDA
formerly owned by SANUEL w SsTrH the balance OF the
LOTS south side Of Main within reasonable
distance and suitable for resdencesone has Small
dwelling house it. For further particulars and of
sale, apply to the undersigned
RicHHoxp. 6:h mo. 81, 1897. CIT
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21
Cooking Stoves & Castings,

THE subscriber has made with !. E. Jones,
Co.. enable him keep constantly hand
variety CASTINGS consisting of Cooking Stores Cra,s,
.dpeo,s Spur and Beral Gearing Rag Irons. .4dirons
Plough .Noes. Wagon Bores, Fan Rigging, &c. &c; MI
of which will sold Foundry prices and warranted
All orders lef. him will be promptly attended TO.
9TH mo 18th 1887 (23 ,f) T.. EVENS.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21

a It election Of the Stockholders III .TfE RICHMoSD
~ TR,pING AND MANUFAcTURING CoMPAxY,', held on
May, 1887. j. X. MendenhaI Iivinus King,
Isaac E. Jones, A. Thornbe-ry. Jonathan Townsend, T.
Newman and Bcnamn Fulghum elected directors
At meeting of The Directors elsct held the
day, James r. Mendenall elected President. Warner
NJ Leeds Secretary and Elijah Coffin, Treasurer and by
resolution the Board, j. r. Mendenha and w. NJ Leeds
appointed Superntendenss Of all the business and po
perty the Company They will pay the market prices
CASH clean linen and delivered the
mill. CASH will also be paid for WooIand Flaxseed,
who have wool for sale viii please call Lvinus King
woolen factory who authorised
Company.
W. NJ. LEEDS, Secretary.
Richmond, Sixth mo. 10th, 1897. 23tf
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21

INFIRMARY....News to 0he Afflicted.
ME subscriber having made arrangements for the
accommodation of the alic ted with lingering diseas-
es, informs the public thar he prepared receive
patients for of their ma aes-Such afict
cd with Pasy Epilepsy; affection of the Eyes; Wens
hard Swelling and Tumors Stiff joints, occasioncd by the
use of mercury, Rheumatic affections; Rheumatism
bite Swellings. Dropsy; affection Eidneys
ifead-ache; Die Doereux; letter Ring Worm pain
and weakness the Breast: ST. Anhonys Fire; Liver
Complaint Papus; Cancers, and all other Scrofuus dis
eaes,-a such may be cured in much less
ing to the patients by having them Immediately under my
notice. DIR. WILLIAM A. BRUCK.
0H3-Shop on Main, Front
4th p, 1897.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21

SUPERIOR Sicily, San,os, Port, Cognac Tenerif and
- Malaga Wines: Cogniae Brandy, Jamaica Rum and
Holland Gin received from the East,
pure imported For sale by IRWIN REED.
Richmond, July %, 1887. % n
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Additional Town Lots.

ME subscriber IWENTY-SIX dditional
lots TO the town of Richmond,
bic land east OF Spring Foundry between Washington and
Fort Wayne avenues A plat of the whole may by
calling the subscriber who offers them
ISAAC E. JONES'
Sixth 9th, 1897. 23f
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21

CASSIMERES, &c.-The un-
ID designed opening quantity of superfne
CLOTHS and CAssIMEREs, reduced prices.
w. X. & S. L. FOULkE.
Richmond, May goth, 1897. 22tf
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21

A. LARGE dwelling house and lot well situated for
private residence Boarding; Also, vacant le
in Richmond. Enquire a, this Office.
juno 20th, 1887. 24-tf
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21
LAST NOTICE.

THE subscriber takes this method of informing those who
have notes and accounts with him liqudated, that
thay be settled by LIST Of October otherwise
they will be left with the proper officers for collection
think can o 5 declined
and m make collections
The Books will be kept the old stand stairs
III, til
JEREMY MANSUR.
September ?, 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21

LOB PRINTING nsa,iy and exped;,;o,.,,.
- the PALLADIUM OrrrcE esaea1
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21

ish ship, unanimously and honorably acquitted
tho American lieutenant. Commodore Elliott,
then preferred another set of charges fosnded sp-
on the language used by the ieaaenanf IN dis ,rt-
ten def before the court martial! Another
court martial was held, and the same result fol-
owed-an honorable and unanimous acquital
Such are the faefs-which it is due to the public
should be known:-commcnt is unnecessary
Wilmington Jour.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21

LNDMUND EfENS Offers 10 IN. publ;e .,,.-
IL assortment OF Soie Upper, Calf Skin, SaaSs !.
Harness LEA iHEK, with good stock of Oh. hss, yu
Wholesale and Retail a, his Store on Main ,s..
Richmond, 9Th mo. 23, 1887. PIT
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21
The Richmond Trading and NJ
featuring Company.

THE holders of the stock of said Company ~
notified, that the 9nd in.talmens of dollars and
five each share is required - b paid n -
in Richmond drss day Of the Eleventh 0esNsE
vembe.) next BY order of the DseerHs-
w. N. LEEDS S.
Richmond. 7th 22nd, 1887.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21
A GOOD RESOLUTION

One of the best things of the kind have seen
in many day, is preamble and resolution offer
ed ut n Wing meeting, in this town, on Saturday
evening, BIZ one of our hard listed workies. Ii
received and passed with reclamation
Whether il be regarded for the truth Of its state
ments, its local deductions, its epgramatic w.t.
it must be confessed to stand at the head Of the
whole preamble and resolution family. Here it
is:
TIncrcas-Ii,e Chief Magistrate of this Union
boasted of following in the footsteps Of his Illus
frious Predecessor, and pledged himself to carry
out his measures-and, rhereas, one of the lead
ing principles of his administration was the pros
tration of the credit system, in defending which,
he alleged, that sail uho trade borrowed capt.
tai, ought to flHr' and ,rhereas, Martain Van Bu-
rcn was elected, not By any merit or ability of
hsown, but solely by the known recommendation
and popularity of the "revered chief" therefore he
it Rcsolred-Thaf, in much Mrtain Van
Buren, is tarding on borrowed capital he ought to
faHL-MassiIOn Ga=.
EMIGRATION TO TExAs.-Accordinr to para
graph in the Memphis (Tenn) Enquirer. emgra-
ton to Texas is going forward on large scale
The editor says-.There is scarce elbow room left
in streets and highways leading into town. on
account of the constant pouring in of horses and
Wagons, and the heller skclter melee of emf
grating parapharnalia. Several hundred families
must have crossed the Mississippi at this point
on their way TO the promised land, within the last
six weeks; and the rush still onward. We al
most fear for the population Of East Tennessee;
for not Wagon passes. but some dozen chiefs
belonging to il, poke their faxen heads through
the holes Of the canvass
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21

WAH-KES-E-KE-TAH, an Indian of the Miami
nation. and so.,-ir-!aw Of the Chief, RichardrIle,
committed s:iicIde,a few evenings ago. at the
plantation of the Chief, miles from this town,
by shooting himself through the head.--We have
heard no caue assigned for the rash act.--Fort
Nayuc SetineI.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21

A Poor. Little. Short, Brorn, Hog.-A gen.
tlcInan had five daughters, all of whom he brough.
up to become useful ana respectable characters
in lie. These daughters married, one after an
other, with the consent of their father. The
first married gentleman by the of Poor.
the second a Mr.. Little, the third Mr.. Short,
the fourth a Mr.. Brorn, the fifth Mr.. Hog.
At the wedding of the latter, her sisters with
their husbands were over, the old gentleman said
to the guests; l have taken pains to educate my
daughters that they may act well their part in
life. and from their advantages and Improvements
I fondly hoped that they would do honor to my
famiiv. find that all my pains, care and expec-
tatons have turned out nothing but Poor, Little.
Short, Brown, Hog!
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21
To the Public.

Office Of the Trading and Manufacturing Company.l
Rirh uoad Sirih ma. 10Th. 1897 {
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21

Parachute for Sly Rockefs.-A French cngi-
necr has discovered an ingenious mode of atfixing
to a sky-rockct, blue light or bono, parachute,
by which means these instruments of usefulness
or destruction may remain; as 1t were, suspended
in the air-and for or two minutes continue
to emit from nearly the same POSITION billiant
and various cooured light This discovery will
be of vas, Importance, as improvement in the
mode of signalizcing at night by sea or land.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-21

unable to withstand the evidences addtIccd. OF
the existence Of animal magnetism, and its power
TO work that which has hitherto been deemed i'm
possible, with human aid alonc.-lUnited States
(iaz.
THE New Discovery IN THE BANKING SYSTEM.
Since the modern voyagcrs have brought to
light many wonderful discoveries in the science
OF political economy. we have been not a little
pcrp!cxed 20 comprehend and appreciate the a.
vowed Importance Of these new discoveries
A.tef the experience Of half century. under
the practical operation of the banking system.
during which time VIC have had larger share of
prosperity, We have grown faster in national i'm
portancc, and We have accomplished more than has
fallen to the LOT Of any other people on earth;
arc the midst Of this career. gravely told. that
tho banking system is ruinous to the Government
and dangerous TO our liberties!.!
We are admonishcd to flee from this scourgc
al from the wrath to como. This doctrine has
boen urged with SO much seeming gravity. that
wc have studied to reach the truth. and we do
most solemnly believe that greater dclusion or
a more fatal error never gave Prctcxt tor the
operations ct party, threatened the general
prosperity with moro calamitous consequences.
II is to US incomprchcnsiblc, how any rational
mind can subscribe to these notorious doctrines, in
the face Of facts that 60 directly to contravcrt
them.
Ifthcrc buta t,he Of truth in the cha rgcs that
arc bsought against the banking system, how is !,
that they were never known until the alarm was
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A LONG YARN, UNRAvELLED.

On Thursday morning last, soon after three ma
sons had gained the top OF chimney, upwards OF
sixty yards hgh,) now being finished at the new saw
mill, by some misfortune, the rope connected with
the blocks by which the materials were raised 70 the
workmen, broke; and as il was only by the help of
the rope that the workmen could be enabled to
descend from their perous eminence, 1t will easily
be conceived that their situation by means an
enviable one. Various means were tried TO get
line within their reach by the help of kite, and by
other plans AT length three o'clock in the afternoon
had arrived, and the three poor fellows were still
roosting at their awful elevation, when distressed
woman, wife Of one of the unforunates, had the JOY
full felicity to remember that her husband had on
new pair of knit stockings. Well the reader will
prabably say, " and what was the advantage to be
expected from the stockings being knit rather than
woven Z" Oh! a woman's wit united with woman's
love has often overcome much greater difficulties
than that Of communicating with the object Of their
affection seventy yards apart, whether the separation
might be by height or width and SO il was that the
knit stocking was to be made the happy medium.
USE your knife" she cried out, and cut the toe
Of your stocking continue ike ravelling until you get
a length sufficient to reach the earth, then attach
small stone to it to sink il here" The man obeyed
the oracle, as many (perhaps too many before him
have done, and in short time he had length OF
wors'ed long enough to reach the ground, which he
let down. Well the next business was to lie the
worsted to thin cord, which the men drew up, and
then the original rope for the block having been fast
ened to the cord, il was also drawn up, and by the
men so adjusted as to enable them with safety to de-
scend on terra frma. We are sure that great credit
was due to the woman for the way in which she i'm
proved lucky thought; and those persons who may
one which bete these three men, should take care
above all things never to forget the value of knit
stockings in such an emergency.-Pre (isng)
Patriot. H.-~
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Of slight buildings thrown up for defence,
during the war with the Sac Indians; few
miles further, stands Fort Edwards, in Illinois,
and a short distance below Des Moines river
empties into the Mississippi A few miles
up this stream is the residence Of Black
Hawk.
Grafton is eligibly situated, at the junction
Of the Illinois and Mississippi, about fifty
miles above ST. Louis. The next place is a
French settlement bearing the name Of Port
age des Sioux. Alton, . flourishing town in
Illinois, is about twenty miles above st. Louis,
and not far below the Missouri empties into
the Mississippi.
St. Louis lies beautifully along the river,
about two miles; and extending back about
three quarters Of mile. The northern sec
ton has many elegant buildings, possessing
immense resources, happily developing them
selves in the fertile regions Of Missouri, Hi
nois, Wisconsin and Michigan. No prophe-
tic vision is required TO foresee that this place
is destined to lofty station. Its population
is about 10 900.
Carondelet and other French villages, lie
in the neighborhood Of ST. Louis. In describ-
ing the river from st. Louis, the shores grow
less beautiful. The confluence Of the Ohio
with the Mississippi, forms an ocean expanse
Of water. For considerable distance, 4hese
two majesties roll along, side by side, retain
ing their distinct line and character, and seem
proudly reluctant to the union, until at length
the clear stream is lost in Mississippi's dark
wave.
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Excess of revenue over expenditure
$756,2Os "a
4lo,e6a 81
Total funds on hand,
sss4l,3ls SO

In consequence of the failure of Congress to re-
duce the hostages at the last annual session. arrange
ments have been made TO improve the mail service
beyond the extent of the accruing revenue so as to
absorb the surplus. The career of Improvement has
been arrested by appehensions of reduction OF re-
venue, growing out of the general commercial en-
barrassment; but no reduction Of the service con-
tracted for is at present contemplated
The following Improvements have been made in
the time of transmitting intelligence within the last
two wear viz.
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eff we pay proper regard to truth" says Poly
bus I'VE shall find 1t necessary not only to condemn
our friends upon some occasions, and commend our
enemies, but also to commend and condemn the same
persons as different circumstances may require for
as it is not to be imagined, that those who are en-
gagged in great affairs, should always be pursuing
BILE that their conduct can at all times, be exempt
from error"
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PRISON STATIsrlcs.-The average number Of con-
yicts in the Massachusetts, State Prison. for II years
past, has been 2S2. The last year 27S The earnings
over all the expenses have this year increased to 3d.
42s. Before the year 1882, the average loss in five
years was SIG, 706.
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In his philosophical experiments, DR.. Rotterdam
says that in making buildings, every two table spoon
uls Of clear equal one egg, in rendering it
light,
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THOMAS ALLEN.
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WASHINGTON GUIDE.

iooi PUBLISHED in one volume with several en-.
cravings plans etc etc, and Map of the city and Dis
NM We mho'e forming complete Picture Of the Ten
"i as square," is for sale by ..
90 . F. TAYLOR
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sponsible government, and for the security, defence
and extension Of our common liberties.
ANDRE oUIMET, President
i Joa ~ 1fMsI aarsl, Vice Presidents.
J. q. BEAUDRIAU, Treasurer.
G. III. 4. THEREIN, Rec. Sec.
@. BoUcHERviLLE, Corresponding Sec.
FRs, TuLLocH, Assistant do. do.
J. 8. Neysmith, Thomas Barbe
Toussaint Demers, f. Tavernier,
N. Lafreniere, Joseph Dufaut,
Casimir Arcouet, Joseph Leduc,
Pierre Grenier, Paul Martin,
Louis DUMAS, p G. Damour,
l.. p. Boivin, Henry Lacaille,
Amable Simard, Pierre Larceneur,
J. b. Label NJ Barthiaume,
Joseph Gaudry, Joseph Lettore,
James Finey, Narcisse Valois,
Louis Lebeau, III. Carron,
A. Guavin, Louis Barre,
Andre Lacroix, Simon Crevier,
G. Perrault, Andre Laperre,
@. de Lorimier, s. b. Bfien,
~ Larochelle, A. B. Papineau,
Andre Giguiere, r. Desriyieres
Remi Courselles
Montreal, October 4, 1887.