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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-05-12
New York, APnrL 23.

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Aryival ofMe steam ship Sirius from
Cork in eighteen days.--This vessel
reached Sandy Hook last night and
came up early this morning and anchor
ed off the Battery, where she now lies.
The announcement Of this desired event
few like wildfre, thro, the city,, and
crowds Of persons from an early hour
have been ihronging to the Battery, and
the small craft Of the Whitehall boatmen
have never, had more active employ
inent-hundrcds focking off in them 10
the creation ofthe waters. We fastened
down with The moving of ppopula-
tion to the Battery, and soon saw the
gallant streamers of the noble ship glea-
ming inthe sunshine 1.-The Star sSpangled
Banner atithe toremast and Britannia's
standard hanging. over the stern.u Eve
ryrbody was struck with the noble bear
ing of this craft; /; aaher oshiplike aspect
thought hlonger than ordinary ships forh
bulk and the neat rig of her uasts. In
fact she is a perfect sea boat. ri She, is
painted deepblack, exceptthelightgreen
taffpail ON the quarter and the gliding
about ahe stern, andu the paddles and
shafts Of thetrimsgand apparently delit
cate frame work aofcthe wheels which
areired andiofiron, but nevertheless not
inithe slightest degree lVinjured sappa.
rently, (which to lookatthenn seems ass
tonishing, considering what billowsthe
ship had swaded through, sand owhat
heavy gales shehad encountered.a-N Neis
thefiis. the roofaofdhe round house rob
bed ofasingleHplankslo s I'd idpnsl els
goOnarrivinglon we were receiv-
ediMithgreat pelitneess by Lt r. Rob-
erts;i Of her Majesty's navy; commander
oftheship.o Thesvesseij did NOT stop
but one shoursin the whole voyage, and
thatawas on the Banks Of Newfoundland
during heavy agalesnandfin ordernto
fasten screwed Never laid toonce ido-
ring the whole voyage. ronTsoa sdi llltc
During the whole e1course never bships
ped aisseas never had the least appfe-
hensionj oflanYq danger; consumed 100
1 TONS Of tMelslrsfbi fbifumihous) coal, and
have supply on hand never cleaned
the boiIerssathsma aclinefy workedbehu-
tifuilysIdufing gales, andq Samael
| Halls cohdensers andsi6spfoved D zines
.whichwsreyusedg fallytande completely
\ sustained eshigiropihion entertained oI
Them. eN6accident0 occurred /. 81 rlsitls
- ~ NJ ~ lrfrI -.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-05-12

.phThe PhHnif b j, printed, III, Ashland,
|lRicflland co, and the Gazette Of aTiffp,
Sencca county, have Roistcd the Clay
flag.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-05-12

sdThe coronation Queen Victoria Il
totake place id june, Its'is to Be tiie
mostsplendids sof all tie splendid corona. "a
tons which have ever taken place ii
ENGLAND. 5so09 lsTtmbA 70 TsstI6
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-05-12

blooded Loco Foco from Connectictt1s-
with renewal Of dcprecalionsgs
taking the vote on the Bill. He bad
never looked into lis provisions. But
gentlemen 10, whom he had The highest
confidence had objected to Il. He could
not therefore vote for Il at present, 80
I His worthy colleague, NuEs, follow
ed Mr.. SMirH. He too wanted more
time, He'did not suppose &, he would
have been called on 50 soon 10 VOTE
He was not prepared to vote yell He
would not willingly vote / He moved
,to lay The bill bill % the table for fhe pre-
sent. uS 9 slsa' '.'N ~ .9s',sN 8 -. :
And soft waslaid On m the the table al 81 yaLa Inc
votes Of the Administration Senators,
who were moi ready 70 act on their own
measured They were,takep by surprise,
IN consequences, Of an absurd notion they
had got into iheir heads, that, the wings
would gointo long debate, about. Mr.
BIDDLE and his letter. Why if all ihe
trash which Mr. SENATOR GRnspr talk,
ed about that gentleman. and The, Penn
sylvania Bank ofthe United States were
true, what is that to the great cause Of
the Wings 1.-THE, cause Of the. PEorLE
against the ExPERIMENTERs! E..s,sT
The Administration, Senators, it ap-
pears abjufe, also The yindiciive, inca.
sures, engendcred by Messrs, Grumpy
q Co., in their hatred Of B.pDLE. Itsis
70 bad even for their .unscrupulous capa-
cites 70 swallow. More ofthis anon.so
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-05-12
IcoMusrcArED.l

A GEM.--@ OIL, how sweet be, dem
minets spent in lobely talk wild Rose" !"
said Trim to Cuff, as he metfhim in the
street. "a" Yes" Cuff replied, q" special
ly SO arter midnight, when de moon peak
out from behind some somniferous cloud
and de owl squall him delodious SALON.
ade, as lseed you, tuder night, Trim, in
de garret of old Whistletop," Dere sat
you and imparable Rose" . s":lWhat
dat you say, nigger2 You noeseed US
dare.D "Ah, but l. did, Trim, and de
way you expired de softiinAamaii6ns 10
her lilly hand, and de raptursoms kisses
to her. hushious cheek, was q caution, as
our coloured white bredrsn say.p,nslcl
gla7" Lobby Rosa, Trimbo come. ~ ,aiisN1s
q "eDats thesway iof the world Trim"
Awe notice an. advertisement, in the
Detroit papers, from the Prssi.ddssnt Prsss.dsnt and
Directors .. %. Tue ccs;t;aage Canal compa.
ny at Navarno, w. T., for proposals
for excavating a canal and building a
lock for the same, from the Wisconsin
to the Fox river, at the Portage, near
Fort Winnebago.. .ua'lase - .n7is, 'io4t
aa This is still another project by which
the connection Of the Lakes and The
Missisppi is to be effected, and was no
ticed by US in its inception. II is an
extraordinary fact, that this canal which
is TO unite the waters which flow into the
Atlantic at the Gulf Of ST. Lawrence,
with those which empty into the far dis
tant Gulf of Mexico, is to be but five
hundred and two rods in lengthl twill
be 80 feet in width at the bottom and 80
feet at the top, with but one lock Of hewn
timber, 35 feet broad and l46 feet in
length, with lift of only feet. 9ns inu
The Wisconsin river enters the Mis-
sisippi atFort Crawford, and the Fox ri
yer empties into Green Bay, at Fort
Howard. This routeis very circuitous,
but is still the most direct water com
municahon yet in progress, between US
and the mining regionssof The West afig
The work is advertised lobe commen-
ced onor before. the first day of August,
1888, and the whole to be COMP leted on
or before the FIRST of Nov. 1891 Pro
posals to be received until the 9TH tof
june. ieds 3 ri Hiw ,s'.el 1sgsa iFtt;
Amongthes references for informa-
tion as tothe- ground and country ada
centbiscJudgef MCPHERSON, of Black
Rock.--eBufalO, Patriot q i@llaa gigaR
Np,,, Vonr hurx. 90
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-05-12

aaWe understand, that The Board ofCa-
nal Fund Commissioners in this state,
have affected q loan o9nihe credit Of the
state. of one million, three hundred thou
sand dollars,lfor the purpose Of carry
inc on the public works Of the state. :.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-05-12

HIlW lllOft1 ~ ~ -, ~ ~
From the New York Courier and Enquirer,
Nav, DEFrNITIoNs.--A Creation. of
Coin.'-The issue of twenty millions Of
irredeemable Government papcr., 4 z.,n
Observation-Disclosures government
expenditures from $4,000 900 tos32,-
000, 900 per anilunn. esq b,o ,4ssy VITA
Reform b Gopernmeat Patronage
Increasing the number of officeholdcrs
and adding 90 per cent. to tbeif salary.
rMaintgining ne, Honor of the Cona-
t,y--KidinapPing Indians under .asaag
Cheaper Enclqnges.--For which
we pay 25 or 80 per cent, when we
once paid hall Of one per cent? gsisN
Better Currency-Bapk paper notre-
dcemable in gold and silver--better
than that. not convertible on demand. %
Besl Currency, paper4--
evidencing Indebtedness, but neilherre-
ceiyable- by the. issucrs. convertible into
specie, or redeemed in bank paperi ,ss,
,Dirorcer Of He money Powerland the
Political Pore,,--Surrendefing all the
revenue OF the States TO the individual
keeping Of the, Executive--and arming
the, President with power 10 break all
the Banks in the country. sslenk s=asn
/, Economy in Gouerpment--- To get all
It can7rspend oil it gets--and run the
country, in debt at the rate Of slo,ooo.-
600 a quarter o, kstlslsas4' sd os
Metalicl C1rrcncy-Treas Notes
not redeemable in goldior silver and not
receivable bysth authority 1tlat issues
|1thheemreW Ell .agRoae gi1 sassa bas
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-05-12

. AlEocon Foco representative from the
town Of Brook6eld, Conn. bears the
musical name of Ear Starr, ~, His sSef;0,lliI e;0liI
league Should IhescalIed Frizz Bang ogI
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-05-12

-sWilRam Wall Esq, member Of the
late Board ofpublic works, has been ap-
pointed Resident Engineer,5 upon 50 50
much Of the line of,he Wabash and Erie
Canal. as lies between the Head ofthe
Rapids and ,he State lineg and has al
ready entered Upon the duties Of his Of.
.s.tu'g2 9RO .stIsaaEi alohN 1891 jest
nee. q. sa..s sns hgs behnna7f ,wn nnn
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-22
INDIANA MUTUAL FIRE-INSURANCE
COMPANY.

Chartered January 30th. 1887.
ning,s Hotel, indianapolis.
JAMES BLAKE, President and Treasurer.
CHARLES w. CApT, Secretary.
THIS Company being fully organized, is ready to
receive applications for insurance.
Every person who insures III this Company becomes
member OF ill., with all privileges incident corpc
sion prosperous condition. The assured time OF
making his application for insurance. required his
promissory obligation. called ofe without
,eres Of which is determined by
sured and the hazard of the risk which
per in advance No further payment Is required.
should during the period Of this
being which policies issued, which times
made equitabiy all the sufficient
such losses To insure building of The best class
of risks, of 200. assured would give
his for $40, of which paid in advance
So. 81 for the Policy would only So for his
frs, payment. AS Policy runs for years. peg
trouble and anxiety saved the assured in be-
required make annual renewals of the insurance The
tlcords of the estma ted value Of build
ings, and oae-taf of personal property.
The contingency which the assessments calls
OH the premium depend, much in favor of
this company adverse them.in proof of this,
the results in similar be adj
duced. No Mutual Insurance Company III the United
with such adverse fortune
which is than be said of stock compa-
MES considered nconrovertibe that insurance this
will safer. cheaper and certainly equi-
table, than by any method yet devised.
Partial losses will be paid in full exceeding the
insured.
James W. Green, ESQ. of Richmond, is hereby duly
thosed Agent for the Indiana Mutual Fire
Insurance Company By order of the Board OF Directors
CHAS. w CADY, Sec'y.
I,y 1929 ely.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-22

On NGs 6etcees Pearl and Front streets, V0rzss0n'l
new brick building,
"AVE purchased of REID & Scorr, their entire
IL stock of GOODS, embracing large and general as
sortment of SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE, consist
ing in of bue black olive, brown daha mulberry,
seel drab, and snuff colored Cots black blue, drab,
90 Dc Rns back i.aan super
Pou dc Sol and figured gro do Naples Silks, hgd French
Sasn pink, white, and blue do; black Mode; and va
risty Bonnat Pongees, French Boha-
zns plain and figured silk velvet, silk satin merino,
lsncin, and Marselles Vest, gs olive brown and
blue Summer Cloh brown and green Princet,a painted
lawn muslin and cambrck; French and painted Ginghams
French Brtish and American prints brown, and
coored muslins; and variety of cotton Summer Good
general of fine silk Tuscan, Grecan, and Eng
sh bonIets; Gentemsn's boots, Shoes and pumps;
Ladies' kid, Io1occo. seal. and prunea shoes and slip
pes Also heavy stock of Groceries, Qneensware, and
Hardware large portion OF these S, were but re-
Gently purch selected with great for this
therefore feel confident in assuring the public, that
shall be enabled sell good merchandise, and
on reasonable terms, any person in the borough
Try JAMES MORRlSSON,
ELIJAH TYLOR
9Th 18th, 1888. 32tf
Alto my old customers, would say, that well
with E. Tyor, of the persons who has
the Store lately Sold have confidence
his honesty and integrity. The other James Morrison,
have particular acquan with, but from what
acquaintance have, would recommend him to my old
customers honest and punctua man he is nephew
to Robert Morrison, of this place. DANIEL REID.
Richmond, August 18th 1888.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-22
GOOD B A r. AIMS.

THE subscriber proposes selling the following valuable
property in and adjoining Huntsville. viz - 20, fc,.,e
" Clos' fee. III length; four lots front
W., o~a Main Street-,wo of them neatl, fenced
being a lot Main and State Streets having
house bull: in the modern style, and neatly
finished, also large stable with frame crib and saddIe
/ room, conveniently arranged. Also, ONE HUNDRED
and SIXTY ACRES OF GOOD LAND, handsomely sit
uased the south adjoining the eighty of which
under good fence and about thirty grass Hunts
vile is situated i'll Randolph county, Indiana, beauti
full elevation, 81 miles southwest from Winchester,
miles due north from Economy, miles north from VIII
amsburgh and twelve miles from Windsor, the state
road that leads from Economy Huntingdon where the
road running from New Castle Winchester
Also county road passing through from Muncietown
Newport. and surrounded by surpassed
haps for fertility of soil and heathiness of c
mate, which is settled by industrious and enterprisng
of farmers, having nexhau bed of iron
within miles; also, several mills and merchant
mill within a short distance i'll successful operation.
There is also post Office. receiving mails from north
south each week Merchants and mechanics wishing
obtain desirable situation and purchase valuable
property the reasonable will do we'll call
and examine for themselves. Terms will be made very
liberal. ARSOI.OM HUNT.
NJ B. a good opening a stand, no competition
nearer than seven miles. A. H.
Huntsville Indiana, Aug II, 1888. 3l-tf
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-22
Great Western Agency.

FORSEE, Esq. having been recently appointed Gene
al Agent by Central committee Indianapolis, to
the editorial corps State of INDIANA. begs leave
for editors of
residing States, and all Others who have demands
any person persons residing in said State His Office
will kept indianapolis, where any business in his
line will punctualy attended Instructions received
and orders speedily and faithfully executed Twelve
per commission will be exacted all collected,
and forwarded the order of the creditor The
editors newspapers who members of the editorial
this State and such others design become
members of the well those who feel
an interest in promoting editorial corps United
States respectfully requested insert this notice
their papers, if consistent, free of CHARGE after
which price will be paid for each
such as are may become members of the associa-
zion. and until discontinuance ordered.
October. ID. 1887. 40
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-22
lEINEIlDyAiko

boot & SHOE STORE The subscriber has reno
we'd his stand the recently occupied by John
Moftt & Co., door West of l.. J. Sasser's Hotel,
where he intends carry the Boot and Shoe business
all its various branches and hopes to have share of pub
lie patronage.
Likewise for Sale, good a the best;
SO pair thick Boots homemade.
so do Calf do do do.
80 do Women Kid Slippers do.
HENRY S. CROKER.
RICHMOND, Jan. 30. 1898. 2:tf
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-22

TIME undersigned, respectfully inform their friends and
the public that they have commenced the above bu-
siness, and that they enabled furnish article
FURNITURE short notce-n,ade of good seasoned
materials and superior workmanship. They have fin
ished and offer sale, BUREAUS Of different kinds
TABLES. B DSTEADS, STANDS. &c. They occupy
shop adjoining Methodist Chapel formerly
pied by David Hook -Cabines will be exchanged
lumber.
WATSON & WlCKERSHAM.
Richmond, June 19, 1888. 23,f
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-22
To the Amicted.

ME subscriber having agency which
Il formerly held by James Grover of place.
ing MORISON'S CELEBRATED HYGEAN MEDI-
takes this method of informing public thar
has this valuable medicine for sale. in Richmond
where those vino wish avail themselves erea, beoe
hss TO be derived from its effects upon system in
Graduating the diseases of which heir to-
can be furnished al all times
SAMUEL PIERCE
Rchmen6. Js,e %, 1855 24,f
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-22

nRRIS TOOTH wASH..Pre from the origin
~ al recipe, only by Daniel Goddard No. 8, Gold
New York.
The Orrs Tooth Wash purely n vegetable preparation
possessing the properties of cleansing the teeth and mouth
restoring the healthy and
pleasant odour the mouth whether arising from
sn White sssR arc s o sn'
tons of humanity, but how neglect attention
for their ton all
means needed Among these know of m plea
and effecual than the Orrs Tooth it ceanses
and whitens the teeth, strengthens the gums puries
mouth and recommend its use to
all, young and old '-Boston Post.
"The Orris Tooth Wash is the best detergent ever
used enamel ''-Boston Transcript.
To the Public.-The .--.: -. ~. mos,
every part Union, is united of Orris
Tooth Wash.
From DR.. Eleazer Parmey Dentist-t'I have used the
sOrrs Tooth Was and having been made acquainted with
the articles of which composed feel
in recommending agreeable wholesome, and
efec tual wash for tho mouth
ELEAZER PARMLEY,
No. II, Park Place. N. Y, January, 1898"
From n. Dodge, manufacturer Imitation incompatible
Teeth, and Surgeon Dentist, New York-sGentlemen-l
consider Orrs Tooth Wash the wish
keep i,conssany hand for The of patenspeass
send me supply (Signed) n. DODGE,
1913 Canal street, New Y ork, July 1s. 1897,
Recommendations have been eceve from the following
from S. NJ. Meeks, NJ D., Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
6 J. III. Harris, Surgeon Dentist, Nashville Tenn
j. L. Igset, do. do.
Dr. S A. Shur,lef, Boston
s John Randall, NJ D., do.
s. Walter manning NJ. D., DO.
6 T. w. Parsons, Surgeon Dentist. do.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-22
Cooking Stoves & Castings

THE subscriber has made arrangements with E. Jones
Co., which will enable him to keep constantly on hand
variety of CASTINGS. consisting of Cooking Stoces, Crak
Gudgeons Spur and Beral Gearing, Rag hons .4ndirons
Plough .Noles, Wagon Bores Fan Rigging, &c. &C.. ali
of which will be sold the Foundry prices and warranted
All orders left with him will be promptly attended
9th mo- 18th, 1887. (23tO E. EVENS.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-22

/ A FEAr-One of the late English papers men
lions the performance Of an extraordinary pedes
trim feat by a man uamed Molloy, who accom-
psished the arduous undertaking Of walking PSI
miles in six weeks, performing The distance OF one
mile and quarter for every successive hour, on
Bnomy common. The restrictions were, that
! MolIoy should not partake Of any beverage during
the performance of the match stronger than tea
and coffee. which he strictly adhered TO. 1t IS
stated that his legs and ancles were much swol-
ieu and he appeared 10 suffer much from fatigue.
DESTRUCTION OF THE RUSSIAN FLEEr.-The
London Times has advic. from Circassia. which
give an account Of catastrophe experienced BY
Inc Russian fleet in the Black Sea on the 18th
n'. Three ships ofihe line. two corvettes. five
briggs. Two steamers, and two smaller craft, had
been completely wrecked OF the coast, and e1ev-
Ell ships Of war stranded. and supposed to be ire
coverable II was believed that not fewer than
30 Russian ships had been put hors de combat by
the hurricane.
The garrison Of the fort Of Soofcha have made
two sortes to protect the wrecks Of the two cor
vottes was a,tacked by the natives and compelled
to retreat with the loss of 1000 men out of the
100 Of which the party had consisted. Tho
Circassians, after pundering the c"rvettes. set
fire 10 them, and burn: four other vessels, under
the very guns OF the tort.
FARTHER EFFECTS OF THE ToaSADo.-We learn
damage done by the Tornado, which went over
number Of towns in this vicinity last week, was
severely felt in somerset. store two stories
high owned and occupied by Captain Elisha Bur
CESS, taken from, its foundation with its con-
tents and carried away.
Also. sloop at anchor in that harbor was cap
sized and sunk. A largo two story house was
unroofed trees and fences were Frustrated. In
the adjoining town. Freetown, we also learned
that much damage was done to the forests, large
trees having been torn up and laid PROSTATE.
Providence Courier.
TURKISH HYPERBoLE.-Persons in warm
countries certainl, possess powers of imagination
superior to persons in colder cmes. The follow
ing description of a small room will appear very
poetic to an English reader: 81 am now,' says a
Turkish spy, writing to his employers, Sin an
apartment little that the least suspicion cannot
enter it,"
The Defiance Banner charges five dollars for
advertising wives, and one dollar for advertising
horses. cattle, sc. The Editor, says he places n
higher value upon a stray woman, than upon
stray horses or catte.-Toledo Blade.
Among the curosities exhibited at the New
York Fair was a cradle made in the year l64l.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-22
SAEB HN1IN3a

Ii persons indebted to the Estate OF John Clark. de-
IA ceased. respectfully invited to make immed
payment. necessary for the interest of said
that the business pertaining il should be closed
THOMAS BULLA.
BENJAMIN HILL.
DANIEL CLARK, Adminis'r.
August II th. 1898 3l,f
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-22
Speculation!

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDER
signed Administrator de bor,s non, of tho estate of
Paul Crawford. dec, will, in decree of the
Wayne Probate Court made the August Term thereof
proceed offer PUBLIC SALE, part of the
Of said decsden Saturday, the 22d day of September
O'Clock. p NJ the South half of Lot No 61 in
that of the Borough of Richmond, laid by John
Smith, Said half LOT is situated Front the
Public Square, and we'll calculated for pleasant private
residence.
TERMS--One-half down, the balance in three months
after purchase.
MICAMY WATSON,
Administrator de bones
Richmond, August 18th, 1888. 32s
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-22
Administrators Sale.

H11LL bs offered for sale the 2Sth day of Septem-
wv ber next. the late residence Of Nathan Rich,
deceased Hsboough Wayne county, Indiana, the per-
sona propert, of the said deceased consisting of Buggy,
one Bureau, plOughs, Feather Bed, and OF
Hou ehold and Kitchen Furniture, &C. Sale
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Terms made known on
the day of sale. Estate supposed be solvent Due
tendance will be given by
August IL I'll, 1898. 3l-ts