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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27

BE SoMErHIsG.-One principle OF The
Mussulman creed is, that every person
should have some trade. Thus should it
be, the world over. See that young man,
no matter what are his circumstances or
prospects, il he has no plan, he will never
accomplish much. II he relies upon his
present possessions, or upon the an,icipa-
ted iavors OF fortune, ten TO one if his fine
hopes are not blighIed and he find, too
late, that the only path 10 true greatness,
is by application. The following maxim
will apply to persons of every condition in
society who are about entering upon the
stage of active life. Choose, after mature
deIiberatIon and consultation with judicious
friends, that vocation which is most suia-
be for you. Be not diverted from your
purpose, let nothing prcventyou from quail
flying yourself throughly for it; then pur-
sue it with unremilted diligence, and you
will honor yourself and be blessing to
community.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27

ii Profitable State Prison.-The present
number OF convicts in the Connecticut
States Prison is 207. The balance Of con-
vlct labor over the expenses, presents a
gain ol'S7 1884. The profits Of the prs-
on since its establishment have been So, 1856
10 over lis entire cost, toget err with all
the improvements and alterations, and the
land connected with it. The aggregate
nett income which it has paid into the
State Treasury is, 1921 $500! The
number ofprisoncrs received this year has
been 57-ast year &c. 1t is only prisons
which flourish now a-days.--[Eye. Star.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27
Notice.

ENHE subscriber most respectfully nnnoun-
4 ces to the inhabitants OF Plainfield, and
its vicinity, that he continues 10 carry on the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
in all its various branches, at Planfcd village,
where all orders in his line will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to; and he
assures all who may entust work to his care,
that it shall be done in faithful manner, and
in style not surpassed at any establishment
in the city or country, as he regularly receives
the Report Of Fashions and Tailor's Maya
zine from New York.
Grateful for the very liberal patronage hith-
erto bestowed, he confidently solicifs a contin-
uance, hoping that by an unremitted attention
TO his business, he shall be able TO give entire
satisfaction TO all who will please favor him
with their custom.
IEJ~ Particular attention paid 10 cutting for
others 10 make.
!6WANTED, two or three Girls as ap-
prentices 10 the above business. Also, an ex-
perienced workman.
DANA WAKEFIELD.
Plainfeld, June IS, 1887. 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27
STATE CONVENTION.

Upon consideration Of the signs OF the
times and after consultation with friends Of
the cause, the undersigned have deemed it
proper to call State Convention Of the
opponents of the national administration.
In view, therefore, Of the present unparal-
leled state of the country, and of the in
cessant exertions which are made to mis-
lead and deceive tie people as to the true
causes OF recent events, and to perpetuate
power in the hands Of men who have, by
an abuse ofpower and a disregard OF the
admonitions Of wisdom and experience, de-
stroyed the currency, pal3icd the industry,
deranged the business, impaired the credit
OF the country, and overwhelmed the ma
tional treasury itself in the torrent of gen.
eral bankruptcy-we do earnestly reques
the reemen of Vermont, supporters of the
supremacy 9th laws and ola constitution
II government honestly administered, who
are opposed to the measures and principles
of the ruling dynasty, to meet by their del
gates, AT LEAST TEN FROM EACH TOWN, in
State Convention at Montpelier, on WE'D
EBsDAY, the 18th DAY OF July NEXT, at 10
O'Clock, A. M. In making this call, we are
conscious that the appeal is made TO free
men who have thus far triumphantly and
honorably maintained their principles and
their political integrity, against the COM
bined assaults of power aud influence from
abroad, and of jealous and active oppo-
nents among us: 10 such men it is neces-
sary for us only TO suggest, that now, when
the wave Of political revolution and reform
is already beginning to sweep over the ma
ton, the honor, the reputation, and the in
terests of Vermont, all demand Of every
freeman 10 do his duty, by energetic and
well directed action.
MILTON BROWN, !
j. p. MILLER, n
c. l.. KNAPP, State conn
ORRIN SMITH, Y
f. II. pRENTISS,
June 8, 1887.
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AusiC.

A NEW and large assortment OF Sheet
"A Music for the Piano Forte; Cramer's,
Latours' and Motifs instruction Books; Bur
rows Primer. Also, Instruction Books for
the Bugle, Fife, Flute, Claronet, Flageolet,
Trumpet, Violin and Accordion. Musical
Catechism; Kingsley's Social Choir, vol. | *
,; Ancient Tyre; Handel & Hayden; Bos.
ton Academy National Church Harmony
Choir New Collection Of Music; Calcon's
Musical Grammar, just received and for sale
by e. r. WALlON son
June 10, 1887. s9'li
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27

The Beresiord family, in all its branches,
at the head Of which is the Archbishop of
Armagh, in Ireland is said to realise an
nually from the church, army and navy,
by patronage principally from the church,
100, 000l. year.-Jour. Of Bell.
The Van Buren, Democratic family OF
the United States, although acknowledged
10 be i!legtimate, enjoy about SIXTY times
that amount in "spoiIs" every year.-N Y.
Erpress.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27
FOURTH OF JULY.

At meeting Of the citizens of Mortified,
without distinction of party, holden at the
Mortified House, on the 18th instant, it was
resolved that proper measures be Immediately
taken for celebrating the 18th of July next.
In accordance herewith suitable arrange
ments have been made. An Grafton will be
delivered by L. P. Walton, Jr
The citizens of Mortified and vicinity are
invited to attend. The procession will be
formed at ten o'clock, A. M.
HARVEY w. CARPENTER, Chm.
J. Z, McCLuRE, Sec'y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27
Notice.

STRAYED from the subscriber on the last
~ of May, 1887, a dark brown Mare-sad
mare is three years old this season. Was
shod all round when she got away--is well
broke TO ride and drive-short dock--no white
on her. Any person that will give information
or return said mare to Reuben B. Hayward,
Of Montpelier, or Hubbard Nye, of Berlin,
will be well paid.
REUBEN B. HAYWARD.
Montpelier, Jnne %, 1897. 90
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STATE OF VERMONT.
oRLEANs DIETRICH, S..

UHLbANd DIHTNICT, sSs
In Probate Court, holden at Irasburgh, wilhin
and for said district, on the l0th day Of June,
"A. D. 1887,
JACOB L. BATES, Administrator on
~ the Estate of Lewis Marsh late of
Derby, in said district, deceased, presents his
administration account for settlement: -
Whereupon, it is ordered, that the same be
referred to the second Wednesday, being tho
18th day Of July next, at the probate Office in
lrasburgh, in said district, for examination and
allowance, and that all concerned be notified
hereof by publication of this order in tho Vcr-
mont Waterman & State Journal, printed at
Montpelier, three weeks successfully, as soon
as may be, that they mOy appear if they sec
cause, at said time and place, and object there
to. BY order of the Court,
80 GEO. NYE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27
Fa I'm for SAKE.

"a SITUATED in Montpelier, five
fgEfHf miles from the StatcsIIonse, Village,
lIISl containing 100 acres ofsmoothe land,
one half of which is improved, with good
buildings, fences, orchard, and well OF good
water, and crop of twenty acres Of grain on
the ground. Any person wishing to buy a
good farm cheap, is respectfully invited to call
and see. l.. WOODWORTH.
MONTPELIER, June 3, 1887. 97t
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Good Bargain.

VXNHE subscriber, wishing to dispose of his
n whole remaining stock Of goods at once,
offers them at a very low rate. Any retailer
of goods will find a chance to make a profita-
BILE bargain. Any person wishing TO purchase
is requested TO call soon.
ASA PRENTICE.
Montpelier viii. June god, 1887 90
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Notice

TS hereby given to the proprieiors and land
4 owners Of the town of Lunenbergin Essex
county and state Of Vermont, that application
will be made 10 the Legislature at their next
session, by petition for, tor tax Of three cents
per acre on said town, [public rights excepted
a. which all persons interested will appear and
make their objections, IF they see causol a.
gainst the prayer thereof.
GEORGE Z. HOLMES, !
C. X. BROOKS, }Selcctn.
JOSEPH POWERS,
Lunenburg, June goth, 1897. 99+
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27
HEGl'l'jeR.

In this village, on the 2lst inst. by Rev. Mr..
Miss Hannah G.. George Of Washington.
In this town, 9Th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Kelly, Mr..
Benz; II, Pierce, of Paxton, Mass. to Miss Irena
Barton.
:, On the 9th inst. Mr.. Ebenezer Tabor, Jr. to
Eunice Bassett.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27

Friendships Altering y yesterday, du-
ring the trial OF civil suit, it was shewn
that when the Plaintiff called on the delen-
dant for his account, the latter kindly offered
to thrash him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27

Shocking, absolutely Am old Porker
the mother OF five young promising shoats
IN this town, ate them all up last week
without the least ceremony Nofthamp-
ton, Mass. Conr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27
STRAY HORSE.

TAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
" on the 25th of May last, bay horse,
four or FIVE years old-white face, some white
hairs about The body one hind foot white, the
other partly white, shod all round. The own
er can have him by paying charges.
ZEBINA WHITNEY.
Tunbridgc, juno %, 1887. 9o3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27
18th OF JULY,
June 8, 1887.

The second annual meeting OF tho Montpe-
lier Anti-Slavcry Society, will be holden at the
Free Church, July 4th, at one O'Clock, p. M.
Several Addresses may be expected. The
friends OF equal freedom in this and adjacent
towns are respectfully invited to attend.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27
WOOL C.&RKSH.H'G and
Cloth .DrPSSSNg.

IL has put his machinery in good order Tor
carding wool and dressing cloth; and will now
warrant his work TO DO done as well, and as
cheap as can be done u, any other shop in the
country.
N. b. will take wool and manufacture il
into full Cloth for fifty cents per yard, or on
shares on reasonable Terms.
TO" Wanted at the above concern good
Clothier.
WALTER LITTLE.
Mortified, Lover Falls, s7+3w
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Died,

In tEs town, 4ih inst. line, daughter Of Mr..
Cyrus Wheeler, aged years months.
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Save your Swlmgel Tow s

nNE dollar per hundred will be allowed, in
" books, paper, &c.. at the Montpelier
Bookstore, for Swingel Tow, with the shives
well shook out, delivered at the Paper Mill.
Clean Cotton and Linen Rags wanted es
above.
Village Of Montpelier, June IA, 1887.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27

CTRAYED from the enclosure Of the sab
Dscriber, ON the night of the 25th Of May, ~
mare, elk years old, OF a dark chestnut color,
with a star in the forehead, has scar on her
leN fore foot, also an indentaton about tho
nose. Whoever will give Information where
said mare may BIO found, shall be suitably re-
warded. SAMUEL STRATTON Jr.
Craiisbury, May 81, 1887. 3w. -.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27
To the Hon. Probate Court for the Dist set Of
OrIeons.

To the Hon. Probate Court for The DISH ict of
Orleans.
ENDWIN NELSON, of Craftsbury, in said
kA District, Administrator of the estate of
Arba Nelson, late of said Craftsburv deceas-
ed, respectfully represents that the said Arba
Nelson did in his life time enter into certain
contract or agreement in the month Of A pril
1882, to and with ono Horace Nelson 10 deed
and convey to him the said Horace Nelson, a
certain piece or parcel of land, viz. the south
erly half of lot number eleven in the eleventh
range, in payment and in full consideration
for certain services before that time performed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-27
Brandreth's Pills!

FUNHE genuine DR.. Brandreth's Vegetable
N Universal Pills, for fale at tho Montpeli-
er Bookstore.
June Is, 1887. 90
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Notice

Notice
rs hereby given to the proprietors and land
l. owners in the town Of Guildhall, in the
county of Essex, and State Of Vermont, that
application will be made 10 the Legislature OF
said State at their next session, by petition,
for tax of four cents per acre on said town,
Ipublic rights excepted for the purpose Of
building and repairing roads and bridges.
LUCIUS r. WEBB,
WIN. HAYWOOD, Jr ''ee'co''hen
Guildhall, June %, 1887. 90
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Wrapping Paper,

r ARGE and Small, for sale by
IL Z. p. WALTON & SON.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-13

CINCINNATI MARKET. MAY OH, 1897.
FLOUR; very material reduction has been cx-
perienced in the value Of this staple sales having
been made yesterday as low as $500 at the canal,
store price $3.50.
WHlSKEY. is in animated request to day, At
"a cts, which is an advance Of cts. per gallon on
last weeks prices; the supplies quite light.
LARD; of this article we have nothing favorable
10 report, price cts nominal, and tendency down.
ward.
PORK, still maintains our last weeks quotations
and firm; mess SIS; prime, SIG; the stock Of either
in market, is not heavy.
BACON, is dull Of sale at cts. hog round a
few lots have beer forced into market, and sold
low rs q cts.
TOBACCO; none bot manufactured finds sale
at present, and fair stock Of that hand; Virgin
ia, pound twist, is worth from IL 2S, and Ken
lucky, from a g.
GRAIN is on the decline; wheat will not fetch
8 90 in large quantities; Corn !. dull 40 cts.
Oats 81, and Beans 81 ,OO.- Why.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-13

T0teres0tOI 60 E0P0ePS.-WAss -
srorM doing st ~ eortk doing seA-Tss shsssSsh
bred Bull CON rENrlON will ssaad the ~
Of the people esenes Of D. H. buls.
fsua R,cheo~A, Wayas CO., lad.,
The road leading fso Rehsaond Wolff mill, Nsasas's
commencing with sAis dose: esd
the residence 81 Cosss)s Ras,
hs sosn Reh@oad. asd eAasgaG shsssgA
loiowag sses dllass ss ssssy cow
paid niue oashs son the toe 81 sesvises uoese
per.om ~ko ~iil hie sevssa
co~s Cornelius Roel0, k0US6 n. AeQo.
N. We will give Eve deIlss bead s"s sls s'd
BY Bull aUshs od-ceas q service ehaGss
RsCxnoxDs April y, 1886.
RIis,ee Of Bsu COMPLEMENTARY - ~ Rev. g.
J. is, Of F.yesse ky be ~.: got ~ sss
By Ross and Csnminshsms Ball MaAaWt, ~ By See-
assin, ny ssn~a,tin ssseds@ Powell BE sa:dso
b. e imported Jo"es Pest yeaes' essat opoaAa0 49,
sssd. by MoAa~k q Massey Daweoes see~e
by he impnsed Ssa@au out a Lady Kas - - Teeso.
,eA o.e Of she imported Mss Moses. TeeassA aad
Sanmastiu both imported 10 1917. ~. CAASees
Agent fog 5. Smith, sWd u. Clay, et ~.
Nav IL, 1886. TVS REQ Bull CONFERENCE.-THE
the eerfv that have bsse h ses haeA =
,seue casse aud o she above eoeeoe4
ssi bis calves o~s, LACEY, aeA ineesis die
eosauy. 49, |A1S
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-13

ca lts formation attracted aatentiD IN, and led to
the discovery Of its use. II contrved for cheat
'ng at cards. The owner was arraigncd before
Judge Lynch and banished, under the penalty Of
suffering severe punishment il discovered in the
town after f'Cr days. TIE offender dccamped,
and on the following Sunday the machine was ,a-
Ken to the maj ket place and burnt in the presence
Of two hundred persons.
NEw PAINTING PnEss.-One Of our most ingen-
,ous and worthy mechanics, Mr.. Thomas Trench,
has invented a new Printing Press, which will e.
clpse every thing ofthe kind heretofore put in OPP
Grafton. u - attended fos stereotype plates, ard
~, work of fifty reams Of paper, Of mammoth
size, per day Il is intended to be attached to pa
per mills, and will print fast any mill man.
uacture. without any other help than that required
to manufacture the paper. The register oy a sim
pie regulation. can easily be changed and made
perfect. We have now a sheet in office. work
cd on this new press, twenty-six fee: long, printed
on both sides at time, in one-quarier Of minute.
The sheet contains two books Of l6O pages each
The cost ola first rate press, this principle will
not exceed $lOOO.-New York Paper.
Destructive SroRM A storm Of wind and rain
passed over tIis place yesterday evening, about
five O'Clock, destroying in its progress three va"a
bic buildings, and materially injuriDg others. The
three story brick, owned, and occupied . Store
Ivy Mr.. NJ II. Scott, blown down. saving the
first story. The two story brick owned by Mr.
Rogers, and frame building the nal were
also blown down. The three story bricks own
ed by Mr.. ElJridge, Mr.. Taber, and Mr.. Hanna
T. Co. were all slightly injured. No lives lost.
ILogansport Telegraph.
hypocrite is the worst condition Of any man
earth; he is hated ofihe world because Of bis pro-
fession, and hated Of God because he has more
than a profession.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-13

AN ORDINANCE, e provide for esasesDeeiAg
= Orais Or Sewer il the 0orougA Of RioA0ooa:
Sec. let. Be It ordaised By the Dsrgessos aa1
BOro0gh Ceuocil Of the Borough 81 9ieAooo6, tAoe
John Sailor, d. D. Sloan and Chaslss w. Starr -.
and hey are hereby apPoistod, Cso0isssooess e
locate . drain sewer in tie eastern section -
said Borough.
Sec. u. BE IL further ordsise1, thai said dsato
o. RIVER sAall be made Of suloiont depth - drain
all the cellars that may be made u hat part
Of the borough layinG east Of Aarieo street.
Sec. 81. BE IL further ordaiaed. that David uol-
loway be. and hs is hereby appointed. . Coaote-
sioner. whose duty it shal Be to suPsriateod said
work. to let IL out 10 the best advaotago, a04 that
said work be co0Resced 20 sooa - there = . sof.
hceacy Of fnnds Obtained 70 jsstfy The sans: Pro-
vided, however. that said work shalt net b coO-
menced until there 10 su1kciency Of fands obtain
ed or subscribed BY responsible isdivsdsals q d
all the atisg and arch u least Shy rods efsaid
sewer. Asd provided. moreover, that tAs osdisasce
shall not be construed ~ to pledge the bosesgh
for any appropriation, subject then TO aay dam
ages that may accrue from making said sever OF
drain. Passed and approved April 1lth. 1897.
JOHN FINLEY, Flint BUrgess.
Francis King. Borough Clerk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-13

ld<a.s.nents that have taken place are OF
~ remarkable character, and all ten
! ~. q establish his guilt beyond the posi-
SNfv Of doubt.
1t II probability we should never have
Il n.srd Of the affair had not this man, consid-
~ himself entirely secure, declared It to
b xeoa5ederates in infamy-and then IT was
s1l.ced step by step, as If the finger OF Heav-
- ms aiding to confirm it. Persons have
4 ss1,ired. ~where was the motive! What OBJ
- could there have been to destroy the
treasury when the pension papers were not
k8eoe tiercr' The forged papers were kept
] s1ssrs.-and no one knew the fact better than
! ~ unfortunate man who destroyed himself.
relation Of Dr.. rs. was present at the first
e;al Of White, who treated with scOrn the
~ Of Dr.. Temples tampering with such a.
80. This may be true, and there is strong
seaso6to believe that these fellows were en-
eneed by q villain as great as themselves, tho
~ % well known to community, who, II the
-wsernment does its duty, will yet be secured
- brought to punishment; and this IS the
sa;reey oaes' that Harry White confessed
- Merritt were concerned. This relative
- Or. It's has long said that the Doctor felt
8 upeasincss until after the passage Of Pres
! eua's resolution, in 1884. know, however,
- he contrary, and that he was all terpida-
- and alarm long before the hre occurred,
p kssw that somc Of his papers were I'M
II revision, and was frequently in the room
vieh the agent in relation to them. You
vil see, should the fellow TO whom l allude
y taken, that such will turn out to be the
"a, that he was the agent in this dark trans
zion; and that from his knowledge Of the
p Of thieves and villains in the north, he
- enabled to select these Whites.
! i Is now near time for closing the mail,
aad still no verdict has been rendered. The
cost y the government in this affair has al
esa3y been as much rs would have built an
ssdinary building, better in fact than any of
dose rented places where the public business
= now transacted. BY consent Of the con-
sending counsel, in this case, the appearance
Of some Of the witnesses on the former trials
vas dispensed with, and their testimony fur
nished by reporters, at cost Of about q hum
lred dollars, which saved to the government
u least one thousand.-[New York Courier.
We learn from the National ln,ell,gencer, ,ha,
lks Jury have again been unable to agree in the I
eass OR. II. White, tried Tor burning the T'rcasu
y builjing. Thu iIse third jury which have sci
1pso biz trial. snc have been unable to agree.
Gin. Wing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-13
Cloths, Cassimncres, &c.

As EARNEST, would respectfully inform his friends and
public generally that he Just received, addition 10
his former STOCK his
follow ing articles: Blue, Black, Bo~ N, snd Clart
CLOTHS; Striped, Checked, and Printed CASSIMERES;
Checked and Plain SATTlNETTS; BUFFALO CLnrn.
SILK VELVET, SToCKs, SHIRT Coli aud BnsoMs.
Canvass, Padding, and all Other cles of thinning
small lot Of ready clothing, which
will dispose Of low cash. fIs TAILOR
ING BUSINESS all its ,ancnes his old stand
o. ALL orders ms line will prompt attention.
KICHaoND, APRIL Is, 1887. l5tC
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-13

Mr.. WEBSTER left this city on Saturday
on visit to his son residing in Michigan.
He proposes, on this occasion, to make a
tour through portion Of the western states.
He will bear with him the best wishes of his
fellow-citizen Of this state, and no doubt will
meet with the cordial welcome Of all intelli-
gent men wherever he may go.-[Bost. Cen.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-13

THE partnership here,ofDe existing between Edmund Gro
yer, Achilles w .ssns, aud Jsmes 4. Me"de"h.,
dissolved mutual the OF old
will be settled by the
EDMUND GROVER.
ACHILLES VILLA MS.
j. X. MENDENHAl.L.
The Edususd, lsa
Joseph Grover, under style Of E. GxovER BRormEss.-
Those indebted firm E. Grover Go.
respectfully requested their delay
EGROVEk & BROTHERS.
May lh. 1887. ISL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-13

0vSamucl l.. Southland, "f New Jersey,
formerly Secretary of the Navy. is nominal
ted by u writer in the Gin. Eve. Post as a can
didate for the next Presidency, and recon-
mends the campaign to be Immediately COM
menced. Rather too early, we think, to
commence operations while the Specie Cir
cular is pending.