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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

Loco5oco Democraey.-The follow ing p.ofane
denunciation, appeared in late number of the
Albany Argus. The Hon. T. P Ta!ima!.e. Is
denounced In pious style. and VIC cons
der, that those who thus speak of him, would no:
be any advantage TO him were they his friends.
and but little honor TO the party to which they be-
long:
"Heso'rc,i, That il in the depths of deep poli,i
"cal damnatinn. there is depth still more pro-
''iound. that is the mex, place to which the Isc.ri
lot laAmadgc oughtto be elected
This Is in perfect keeping with the tendency
OF the cvelling principles, held and promulgated
by the offce-holders and agrarian loafers of the
Van Buren, party Of the L. States And were
they permitted TO go with their experiments
their rewarding of partzans--their division OF
the sPoils-their div ding OF property-,heis phi
mitigation OF intilelity abolishmen, of the
sacred and holy ordinance of marriage, and rear
ing upon the ruins of Christian society, the blood
stained 'temple Of reasoa!' where would be our
country! 10 what depth OF degradation would
be the morals Of our citizens? Do YOU not be-
licse that all the horrors OF the French rev olu,orl
would be enacted in our country? When any
party thus prolanely denounces fellow citizen 70.
his opinions and that party ruling tie na,lon does
1t create no alarm, apprehensions fo- the future
1t should--t does And every man who value.
the Christian relicion.-,he honor Of his countr,
and the perpetuty of its institutions, should ava
ken to their danger.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

The thorough bred and distinguished race horse
r Il u A VI
KNJIL brother the un-iTai!.a race horse HICKORY
r JOHN ey Joan Richards. dam By Old EIcsosY Par
A. .n-c lo became ;ae prop
e-tr OF subscriber
ALSO-The seeH tired ReTstsa-ky horse FORESTER
tn. horses Will sand III hcac1t, II.
son. For particulars see bills
ISAAC SMITH.
March i3.1. 1888. l0-i2
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

IovERs-l,vcrv observer Of human nature
must have perceived that lovers not only do not
exercise the power OF rldc,IIe over each other.
but they cannot conceive that.thc idol OF their
im1rinations should be the subject OF 1t. As In
tcrculrsc in marriage become. familiar, and the
little rraccs of etiquette are laid aside, the IDOL,
though not less worshipcd, becomes less sacred
She Is 10, he deity of the temple, but of the
household; she is no longer the great Diana
OF Ephesls, approached ut distance with mys-
tc,o,rs rites, bat one OF the Lares. meeting the
familiar glance at every turn. This difference
is never felt 50 kecnly by woman, as when
she frs, discovers that il is possible tor her to p
Dear ridiculous to her husband. \ who diff
fers from his wife and reasons with her, rattle
eleyates her seIfove but, the moment he laughs
at her. she feels tina, the golden bowl of married
sympathy is broken.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

CtrMany of readers have no doubt heard
of the poisoning Of the family of Dr.. Helm,
who, We believe, formerly lived in adjoining
county to this, but remov ed from thence to Spring
borough, Ohio, where his family and himself have
suffered very much from the effects Of poison said
to have been clandestineIy placed in their food.
We have heard that this DR.. Helm, has accused d
gentleman, who formerly resided in this place,
of having been accessory to the horrid transac
ton and having noticed the following card Off re-
tutation in late number of the Lebanon Star.we
with pleasure give it place in our columns In
so doing, we cannot refrain from expressing our
high esteem, our full! and perfect confidence in the
integrity of the person whose character has been
wickcdIy aspersed. And further, take the
liberty of declaring on behalf of this community,
that SO far as his acquaintance extended, more
honorable and upright man was not known among
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17
SOMETHING NEW IN OLD wAYNEm.

SOMETHING NEW IN OLD WAYNEM.
We Gu, the following notice from the last num-
Der of the WAYNE County Chronicle. and give It
TO our readers as ners Of importance. As to the
Convention, Of course the sovereign people nave
a right to do as they please, and an oojec''on
coming from whence it might, would be foolish IN
the extreme; but we ask the WINGS Of fAe E1P're
County to watch its movements There y some
thing in i, more than dollars and cents. More
anon.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

BANK MEETING IN New YoRK.--A meeting of
tina Banks of the City Of New York was held on
Wednesday for the purpose of adopting measures
preparatory resumption of specie payments
on the 10Th of Nav. 4 report was adopted
which states that the liabilities of the City Banks
have been reduced since the first Of January,
1897 more than IL 200 900, leaving their pres
ent Liabilities less than l3.OOO,OOO-that more
than four millions due them from Banks out
of the State, and more than two millions are due
them from country Banks in the State, which the
country Banks are prepared to pay-that the
rate of foreign exchange is below par. rendering
it certain that no expectation of specie can take
place-,hat though Banks in other cities may
refuse to resume simultaneously with themselves
vet being indebted to them. no apprehension OF
hostility need be felt. They therefore advise
that the following measures preparatory to re
sumption on the 10Th of May be taken. VIZ: first
reorction eff their liabilities out of the state. ano
drawing in their foreign funds; second, an equai
z,,on Of tie balances due from and TO each other
and a mutual rstusn Of their notes. which may
enable all 10 resume an equal footing, ant
.,;,h s,u,, safety. third, a sufficient increase o
specie.-[B Baltimore Transcript, March D.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

Members of Coneress-Edtors-Po
Sc--it has become too common an assertion that
remarks, made BY editors Of newspapers, are
made without regard to truth, and only Oh the
consideration Of advancing the interests Of the
party to which they belong. We know not what
motives may actuatc editors, particularly
those who do the dirty work "f upholding TO ten
administration, but 50 far are concerned. we
never have and never WILL for the sake of party.
or tor any man set Of men, assert that which
we know to be untrue; neither have or will we
assert that which do not believe to be the
TRUTH, sacredy and invoiabIy. We have been
led to thus speak Of ourselves from the frequent
illusions. recently made by members of Congress
10 the verac.ty of the editorial fraternity. They
have been branded with epithcts, in that proud
capitol, which would have Disguised the beso,tet
!oafer of the still-house. Those who have the in
dependence to oppose the great Apostle of Loco
focoism, arc denounced as liars, scoundrels, an,
all the list of eptlets that throny the brain Of mel
who can have claim to the ti,!o of gentlen,e,
themselves. We consider our editorial columns
as humble and unpretcnding they are, as 81
cred as the blood that flows through hearts
as inviolable as the principles of liberty which
actuatc and encourage us in the discharge of on
duty We allow no Gictation from party to ente
'hcrc-wc ask no support for porty subserv,encs
for never viii! be the tool, the dcspised. cor
tcnlned hh-eling of those who would subyert tn
glory of their country to advance their own int
: rests in wealth or short-v ed fame. The Who'll
! press should not receive the anathcmas deserve
! only by few, " no allow themselves to be dcyr;
died. by the corrupt and polluted partizans th;
now sway our government.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

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$3.50 l6
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

The committee appointed by Congress to IN
yestira.c the causes of the late duel, is composed
Of the following gentlemen Messrs. TorcY, Of
Conn; POTTER, of Penn; BR1css, OF Mass; EL-
MORE Of S. c.: BRUYS, Of \. y; HARRISON, OF
Missouri. and RARrDES. OF Indiana Mr.. BRIGGS
was excused from serving, owing TO other duties.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

Pennsy,rania-Gcn David X. Porter, has been
nominated by the Loco-foco convention, a cam
dda.e for Governor. Every county in the state
was represented, and there were eighteen candi-
dates voted for; but Gen. Porter received a ma
iority on the second ballot.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

MarcA ID, 1888.
The Pearl River banner., 1838-09-08
List OF Letters.

- EMAlNiNG III the Post oaire at MnnticcI-
III 10 en- the 3ly Of June 1899, and whici,
il not called for within The three months next err
suing, will be sent 70 tic General Post OHice ns
Dead Letters.
A Atwood Wietg Askew VIM r.. Andcrsos,
5 Miles, Afford Fort 2.
u Blister Wm, Bnilsr An:h'y, Bowen Mrs
Martha, Brsck A d, B-akehsid Me.inda q.
Bsakehcld VIM, Durnsy David.
q Clerk Probate Cour., Catching Il 3, Clayk
Joseph.
d Danicls. B, Dixon David, Dasis Saml w.
Davis iicury5.
r Fur Jacob, Frclick James.
G Gordon Moses, Cranberry George, Gym
William.
II HICKMAN John OF Brinkcy, Hamilton
Sampson, Hendricks VIVA, Harrison Jaryme.,
Harris Edward. Harrison William.
L I.ongino John L, lambert John
N McFeasn Vim, Miceai kasharinc, Mixca
Abram, Maxwell Tho,s, Mchae. EdGard, Mas
sic Elisha.
N MOBILES Lew.
P Pepper Gwinn, Parkmnn Iittlcton.
x Ross Flanciss, Ross Simeon, Rogers Green
NJ, Raborn George, Rhodes James.
$ Stuckcy Simeon, Sheppard Nancy 2, Smi'',
Mr., Seatcn iho's b, Summer nescsian, Stephens
Mr. G..
w Weathcrsby Arthur, Winters James 3,
Warner James, White Geo r, White w.
Z. ENGLEHARD, P. NJ.
The Pearl River banner., 1838-09-08
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LAwEENcE CouYTY.

APPLICATION having been made by
y lhs administrator Of the estate Of
William Blister, deceased, tha. the real
tNare Of said deceased be sold, il Is or
dered BY the Court 'lia, all pe.sons inter
esleJ in said estate be and appear al the
pest October term ofsaid Court to show
case i. any they can why said estate
should moi be SOLD - i Is urihei order
ed tia, cory Of this order be publ'sht d
in The N Monlicello Pearl River Banner faE
elk weeks ssccessiyely and cory here.
Of be advertised in three Of the most pub
lie places ii Lawrence county
Airue extract from tire minutes Of said
Court.
Issued a8,h august. 1883
.. CALDWELL, Clerk.
September /, l338-4l-6w.
The Pearl River banner., 1838-09-08

u $ hrreby given 10 sIl persons ia sny
manner Interested In IN Undivided
half of six Hundred arpens flsod tsiorg-
ing ID the sstsp III Alexander Morgan
dece sssd. situated on Pearl River III Tho
county " Hancock. 10 appear Al she o.
ri,ans Con,l or said county 81 H,ncofk
~ The fourth Mouhdsy ~ September
nsxt and si,ew canss Why said land
shcuIl mol b. sold accurd;ng u law
This fourth Monday IN July 1875.
CHARLES MERRILL, Admir-
pcsrlingto,I, .Aas. lst, l536--38-6w.
The Pearl River banner., 1838-09-08

.,.,;ca hcr At ''iS sh.,p door
sa,s'Is sas.I IL, struck the lady and'
sn.h '.h,na ,he note from her
r'd rrxc,liaimed, have a'fea-
e'sn, ''srn,,,n;,IAen. .youto buy = shawl
sa,'y;lI watch YOU, ana y""
W. N nm not have one ne then
~, ~ oul of,he shop pod the r.
W. ', rr,;u,rd away. On her rtv''
y, y IN NE master ofthe shop be-
.". ."s d condole her on It's scene
|aaa |la'aa;aIencc, i aud regretted She
||1aa n asa 50 brutal q husband. My
'". '".,,,ndr cried The lady, ! nev.
~, 80 he man before It tur-
'I,,.t,ha, She had been rob
w. :, ,rrsui, was instantly made
w., w. ,he acdacinns rngne, but il
"'. ',s,ll ii vain: he hard got clear
M.
The Pearl River banner., 1838-09-08
STATE OF Observation-Disclosures County,

STATE OF Observation-Disclosures Inunly,
Pro.nsc Court, July Tern, 1888
A APPLlCArlON beng rade by JOSEPH
Nsylans, administrators ii the estate
Of A. S. Hdridge, dec'd, 10 sell The re-
sdue Of said estate. il il ordered by lhe
Court, ,ha, all persous interested IN The
real estate ofisald deceased, be and ap
pear at the mex, September term ri said
Court, 10 show cause, II any they can,
why tae said estate should not be sold.
II 's further ordered that copy OF this
order be published in the Monticello
Tearl River Banner for six weeks sncces-
s'sely. and copy thereof be advertised
10 three oi the most public places Of
Lawrence couuty.
A true copy from the minutes Of said
Court.
lssued cath jolly, 1888
J CALDWELL, Clerk.
July 2S,k, 1886 = CIV.
The Pearl River banner., 1838-09-08

STATE or MISSISSIPPI, I II Law, eneeCn-
Laurence Gonaiy scuh Court. u
Henry Boyer - Sep snSsf'e'n 1885,
aaron M'cunbe Attachment for $500.
n ! appearing 10 The satisfaction ot the ccnr',
H that the defendant has absconded, or $"
ncnceals hims IL that tho ordinary pr"ce.s q
ihe law cannot be served opon HIM; w''ereapon
Il i derel that unless lhc defendant appear,
pat in special bail and rlcal 70 plaintiff ( ar~
ton on Or boforr the first day ol the next Sept.
term Of this court, Judgement fnal ~i'l be ren.
derel against him, and the estate attached viii
be soli l. sa,ify 'plaiutif's claim and al costs
II Is further ordered that the Clerk Of his
Coar, cause copy of This order q be PUBLISH
ed for six veeks successfully, in the newspaper
called the Pearl River Bandsr. printed and pub
lished ia The town Of Monticello.
l certify the ab.ve 70 be true extract IRON
the minutes of said Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, hare
hereunto sci my hand and official Seal At me
town cf Monticello, this The seventh dsy q
April. 1888, So,
EDWARD =. BOWEN, Clerk.
Mcsiiceilo, April. I, Is.ia--o2-6':
The Pearl River banner., 1838-09-08
ANDERSON ADAMS, Adm.
Columbia, July 10Th l838-35-3-w
SrarE OF Observation-Disclosures County.
Probate Court, June Term, 1883.

SrArE OF Observation-Disclosures County.
Probate Court, June Term, 1889.
A PPLICATlON having been made by
IA the administrator VI the estate oi
Richard h lock deed, that he real e.
tate of said deceased BE- sold, i is order
ed by the Court that al persons interest
ed ;pnss,d estate, b. and appear at The
nexi August Term Of said Court, 70 show
cause. il any they can, why sa'd estate
should mol be sole! II is further ordered
thai copy Of his order be published ~
the Monticello Pearl River Banner. Tor
ak weeks snccessively, aud acory there
I'll lie advertised in three Of the most pup
lie places in Lawrence County.
A true copy OF the minutes Of ssid
Court.
J. CALDWELL, Clerk.
Issued e5 II june 1885.
July ii. l83G-3A-Gv.
The Pearl River banner., 1838-09-08

IT SHALL Al tlis hrxl September term
- Of The Probate Court of Lawrence
county. present my account as ad,ninistor
nf the estate of William E+srJ deceased
iou final settlement and allowance and
surrender my letters 81 Administration
JOSEPH COOPER.
Aug. II, IS3B-aS-3w
The Pearl River banner., 1838-09-08

STATE OF Mississr.rI,--I.awroncc County.
Probate Court, June Term, 1883.
0N application of the administrator
- Of the estate Of Nm. p. Muffin de-
creased. that Ii. real estate nf said d
ceased be sold; il is ordered BY The Court,
thai all persons interested ~ said estate,
be and appear at lha next Algust Term
Ot sa'd Court, 10 show cause il any they
can, why said estate shonli no, be sold.
u Is further ordered. that copy of this
order be published in the Monticello
.FeaH River Banner, for six weeks sue
e"ssivcly, AMI that cory thereof be ad
ver'lsed 10 three o: the most public pla
ces IN Lawrence County.
true copy from The minutes Of said
Court.
lssuea 25th juno, 1888.
J CALDWELL. Clerk.
July IA, lc38-34 Ct.
The Pearl River banner., 1838-09-08
1e7gxsa ESfrayS.
xGs&A TAkEN Up by jaime
- Pric. red Steer, brar

d.d n ). 90 the right hip, markeJ crop
and half crop in The righ, ear. and crop
and undrrhii in The left ear, . years old.
appraised 10 So5 One red B'ndle steer
marked unds,hit IN the right, and spin
and over bi, in the left ear, 10 years
old. appraised to SoE by James Hrarn
and fl'>' Cooper. iilh Ju'y, 1888.
J. maxwell, J.
The Pearl River banner., 1838-09-08

cTATE OF MISSISSIPPI, IN i.s~renre Ln-
Laursare County. }cnit Court.
HeDry Boyer 70 September Term
vs. I 1853. u
Aaron n'cane'r- Asa,hn''' 'ssr. '''
KIT appearing to the satisfaction o!th's. Court,
IL that the defendant has Absconded or %
4 ce.ls himself that the ordinary process Of
the law cannot be served npon him; whrreupon
Il is ordained that unless the defendant APPEAR,
put 10 special Rail and plead 10 the plaintiffs sc-
ton on or before the first day Of the mex Sept,
term Of this court, judge ment final will ne rem
jered ag,,,si hun, aud iiia esta'e attached will
be sold 10 satisfy plaintiffs Claim and MI costs.
I, is further ordered that the Clerk OF this
Court cause copy Of this order % be publish
Cd for six weeks successfully 10 the NEWSPAPER
called the Pearl River Banner. .priateL aud pub
lished ia the town Il Monticello.
certify the above 70 he a true extract from
the minutes OF sain co,lrt.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have
he, eun,o sci my hand AMI official seal al lllf
town ef Mon.ieeil,, this the seycath day o
April 1888.
Monticello, Ap~;l Z, 1887 37-22-6'.
The Pearl River banner., 1838-09-08
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

HHURSU.aN I 70 an order from the
= Probate Cont of Marion county.
~ ade at ,ha court house thereof, shall
offer far sale on a credit OF twelve months,
d, the late residence Of John ADAMS late
Of Marion county, Decd, On Saturday
The Grs, day ot September next, the tol-
loving described tracts or parcels Of land.
lying in The county and State aforesaid,
10 wit:
Fractional section tNenty-four. town.
ship three oi range thirteen east; and
north eastquar,er ofs section tweniy-ihree, !,
and south east quarter Of section twenty
three Of township three Of range thirteen
east. ALSO, fractional section thirteen.
in township tbtee oF range thirteen east
Of the Basis Maridat-- ALSO the north
ives, quarter cf section twen'y-three OF
range thirteen east; the whole amounting
to twelve hundred and thirty seven acres,
which said land is bounded Oh The east by
Pearl River. The purchaser will he
bound to give note aud approved secun'
lty. II,
The Pearl River banner., 1838-09-08
aDNlNlSrR.1rOR.s NOTICE.

aDM1NlS SrRlTOR'S NOTICE.
ETTERS of Administration ha.ing
heen granted I, the undersigned hy
the Prnbsie Court or lawrence County,
stthe June Term. 1883. on The estate Of
De''lah Eld'idge, drc'd,-NOT!CE is
0ereby given 10 all rer'nns indebted to
SAID estate Ia cnne frNsrJ and make
'nmeds'e paymru, and all ihn.s having
e|Wms ag.ins, the sane. 10 present then
wrh'" The time prescribed by low, oi
shvy-wlll be fmev~r barred.
I'm. TURNER. .9jm'r,
ld'y IL, lc3a 81 CIV.
The Pearl River banner., 1838-09-08

As The Honorable Probate Court or
Lawrrnre County, has made il ihe JS
" Of the subscriber, as Guardian ~ the
,nino. heirs, 10 nakea 6nal close o( tI,s
estate Of 4. W. Barge, deed; ~ res
pectfully ioyitrs all those indebted 70
sad estate. either by note or otherwise,
10 call and make payment; Or they viii
have cost 70 pay; as the ensuing fall
term will MOI be allowed 10 pass without
,uil being broush. against All drlinquents
j. NJ. TURNER. Guardian,
Monticello. July Ia, 1888 "a NJ e..
The Pearl River banner., 1838-09-08

nj EOf Sulscl ~oIFfl, I "A Lawrence Ilr-
Laurence County. cuit Court.
Levi Noble To September Term
Wright. u %. ''' :" ~
L appearing 10 the satisfaction 81 this
= Court that The defendant has abSconJ
cd or SO cunceals ni,nssll thai lie nrdina.
sry process oi tue Law cannot be served
upon him; wI,treurun II is ofdered that
nnle.s,he deFanaant appear, put 10 spe.
cal bail plead % the plaintiffs action
on or before The first day Of The nea'
September term ol this court, Judgement
hnai will be rendered against him, and
thu estate attached viii be sold 70 satisfy
plaintiffs claim and all costs. u, is fur
ther ordered that the Clerk Of this Cnur'
cause copy Of this order 70 be publish
ed for six weeks successiyrIy IN the news
paper called the Pearl River Banner
printed and published in the town q
Monticeilo.
certify The above to be . true extrac
from the minutes uf said Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. ! have
hercunio set my hand and official seal a
the town o. Monticello, this the seventh
day Of April 1898.
EDWARD L. BOWEN, Clerk.
April T, la33--22-6w.
The Pearl River banner., 1838-09-08
ARRIVAL. & DEPARTURE
al Mails.

Fam RRooKHAvEN--due Mon.
asys. Weda esdays and Fridays
ot3p.M
For BnonKHAvnS--closes !,
Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays, al Q 4. N.
From MoNRoE--eluc Sundays
md Wedne sdays, AT 'p. NJ.
Foy MoxRoE-cl,'ses Mon
aays and Thursdays, IA. NJ.
The Pearl River banner., 1838-09-08

STATE of.slssissrprl, ! y Al L,wrenes Cir
lhroah Benson ll'o Sci iteniber Tern
BENJAMIN S;lls. Attachment for
}5lGh.2a
ET appearing o, Tie satisfaction Of tins
n Court that he defendant Mas aIscon
led nr 90 concesls himself that the or
d,nary i.,,crss Of the law cs',nN be ser
vs1 upon him; wherenpon i u ordered
.hat ,.nlrss T.. defendant appear, fh u
special bail and plead % tue p'aindl'iI's
action on or bviore the hrsl day a the
reAt Sept tenn II this court. Judgement
final w,Ii be rendered against him. and
the estate altschedwill be sDli IL satisfy
plaintiffs claims and ali casts. Il 's iur
,h.r ordered thai :ke Clerk OF this Cuurl
cause copy ~ this oIder 10 be Pub'Ished
FOR six weeks successfully IN the news
pacer called the Pearl River Banner
printed and published ia the townot .ao"
| ,icrllO.
iret,ify the above to be a true sxlrac'
| from ,hs minutes nf So u Court.
INTESTlMONY WHEREOF. ihav'
hereun,o sci my baud add oihcnl sal a
lthel,rwn of M n,lcellc, this the sevcu'l
dag a Apfll iaac. -
Arc.7. :Ss3 s,,-aS,