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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-18

g hED GA S-A very Superior knd-seed from which
~ they raised 81 bushelnow selling by the
bag at less than 81 Apply at l64 Duane St as-lm
EoK SALE l.Osy-Th- Wind Mill on 18Th 81 sear The
Maiden Lane ml4lms
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17
LINES FOR DIR. j. X -

Twas opportune for Him, lasidious Death,
W hen thou vast gone stay His hand elsewhere,
Relentless thus 10 enter thy abode,
And fix His grasp ere thou coudst reach to save
For it prov'd tina, thou arrived too late,
And saw with anguish that the die east;
W HIGH would bereave thee OF thy bosom friend,
Aud ROB thy babes of kind maternal care.
Alas. ';is true, tina, thou myself mus, dzink,
Tbs cop of sorrow skilliiliy w ishheid
From other lips, as Heav'n hath blessed the cans
Prescrib'd by thee, 70 rescue from the gave
Full many a Partner lov'd and Parent foAd;
And for thy labor gain'd a heartfelt fee,
In Off boholding JOY resume its smile,
Where dread foreoodings had a son regn'd.
q. may Omnipotsnce grid thee with strength,
still TO discharge thy duty 70 mankind
And point the way whereby those tender ones,
May bs instructed in tho Path to lIea.'a,
Where we trust their sainted mother rests
Richmond, 3rd mo. 1888.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17
Great Sale Of school Lands.

Conformity with the provisions of act Of the General
Assembly of the State OF Indiana, entitled
the sale of certain school lands, therein named and
purposes, approved January I c3- viii
VI L NCEi TOW \, Delaware county, Indiana,
commencing Monday tbs 2ls day May the fol-
lg described lands witThe n L. or. = l.. Or. a,i
= w. or Of Fractional Section all Of Fractional
;ional See. ,, and half of section IL. township 20
rang, IL, Delaware county, Indana all FractioaaI
Section n f. or. 5. +. or. y. half the " W o.
5 T.. qr of y W. or and hall Of the :. w or. of Sec
,. all of Fractional sections an the y. half Of ,hs X
f. or. T.. qr the \. T. or. > T. lr. and = w or.
fractional section ); y. L. or y. W. :. W. qr and w
half of the :. L. or. of section the n or. 5. f.
n w Or. 9: w. or. of secsio, 10; all
l. ana 2 all Of seconl3 except the f.. half
,,e $ f.. Or; \. l.. or \. W. or. and f. o.
w Or ii; the y. T.. or. y. w or. w half
W or. Of section Is; the \ t. y W. and T. half
of s. w a. Of sec;lon Il III township - -, IL
Randolph county, Indiana all OF fractional 4.
and 6. range 3D. township 20 i'll Randolph county, lad.
The above lands will be offered sale Ea. Wes.
half section. except two half and
ter quarters. TIE sail sae VIII coii1ue
until all Of said lands sold Offered for sale. Oaa
fourth purchase none, and yeafs
residue viii b. required in han tins balance
option purchaser insrc: of six
per aan1m, for Pros3eA the be paid
advance within sixty days thereafter,
purchaser said lands making fi paymen, will be entitled
70 Those who avail themselves of the credit will
only certificate of purchase 4 map plat O
be the Clerks Office Muncry
a, least 80 days before the day Of saIcs
VI. M'PHETEIDtfE, Commissioner.
March l.. 1873 lots
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TIE - AS-2.sE.ANs
\ MONTHLY MISCELLANY OF GENERAL III
ERArUHr. ORIGINAL AND SELECT.

ERATtE. ORIGINAL. AND SELECT
EDITED EY WiiLrsa u. GALLAGHER
PRoSPECriS.-1he subscriber, having made tho ns-
cessary arrangements the cdiiorshp and publi.g
VIII issue in April coniag the first regular
Monthly Magazine. bear the abogcwrittan For
outline o the plan which the proposed public
10 be c9nucel he refers the Circas,r
q the Iiiass.
Ths size the iIi.SpFRIAN will be a royal oc.av,
columns page. The work will be printed psnsr
Of superior quality, with and beautiful type
primer, bourseois an hrssier sxas ph-
lshei the FIRST day each month";
To- ninety octaro pages of letter press,
pamphlet, we'll cove ~, stitched and trimmed.
make TWO handsome soiaes a-year oil five huaie3
each.
The annual susc VIII be dollars.
the beginning ,he year: be mailed
warded a'y pos; o:ce'In the Union waIc IL may
ordered.
A he has embarked III expensive iahnFiaIs under
taking with determination do thing
fui accomplishment which Individual Industry
prise d. The pub,-er earnestly respectfully
the cooperation, especially the procuring
scbcrs and making tances the Friends ;,era
and wholesome intellectual culture throughout
siaspi Valley IL il desirable that the
be returned by the first oil Apfi! coming.
Communications intended for the ift.SPEtsfAN. ray
be directed from this date, las he publication VA positive
ly b, commenced the specified ,ima.) either
the editors, mt this All letters cuoainng subscf-
TONS otherwise relating in department, Of
work. must be disac,ed TO the undersigned
J. ID. NICHOLS, Pabi.aher.
/ CITY of Columbus, January 1888.
The circular referred ii the prospectus will
psar wcsk.
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fo- TIE RicltIn 1R{ P,s..4
lit N1If.ITN.

The righteous Robe of true iiuMulrY.
4 dignity displays whcra'er us wosn;
outshining all ihat pompous Pride hestoos.
Ga the Professors of the Christian name
Wrapped in tina, mant., Pure Religions known,
As its a garb that must be worn by those.
Who are Disciples OF the Lord Of Life
l, is Ill that the immortal spirit breaths7,
The aspiration that asceiids 70 Heav-n.
And proves awaiting at the throne of G~acc.
No selfish view unkind feeling rules
Wi,hin the bosom ,ha, with i; is clothed:
Io1 Love do.a reign in eH'ry bEeas, tina: owns,
The righteous robe of true HuMrLtrY.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17
Cash Speculation.

VGVIIERE viii be let, the mex. May Term Of the Com
nl3ssionefs coIrs, 10 be holden in Henry county,
Monday ii May next, contract for the oud!o, Of
CLERK AMI Recorders Office. for said county bull:
Of Brick. Is vide an3 b long. pa-ri-
running through tae be high, II
floors, doors front. the floors BE
made good oak plank a,e be Up .hroaw.
partition W. suitable receive pipes, who's
covered with An cIs Of building
will fed Clerks 20 DAYS tire e:-
ting Onehalf Of sha price viii by paid be :As pom
and the other half By lt Of March
The building be completed By the ls MONDAY Soy.sa-
ber next,
J. w. BALDWIN,
J. FORMER. 60. Commssioaer-
d. &. SIAWHAS.\
March 18th. 1888 1G-l6
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

Beef-Mess, Sl6al6,5O per Dbl; half bbls
Flour-S7,OO per bbl brisk
Lead-Pig 54a5As cts; Bar 7a7s cts per h. no
sales.
"h'skey-Recti6ed, 33 cents per gallon,
very dull.
Hay-Western, S2Oao2s per ton-arrivals.
urain--Corn, IN ear, 81 90 per Dbl; sheled, in
sacks, 55a5S dull; Outs 40 cents do
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17
CONVENTION OF TEACnERs.

THE Teachers OF Richmond, respectfully iavs,e Is.
Teachers OF Wayne eeahtv. Convention, ea
friday tho o xii, lie " ding. Rich.ncs
a' ociock a for the purpose OF organizing eoasts
ASSOCIATION, and tansactins such other h,nsss
laid before them. All engaged teaching in the co 4v
and all Others favorable Gauss of s.a-n.,o ,,.v .-
sidsr This a personal insts,ion.
fichiaual, March lnh ISas
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

TIE undersigned having lahen letters
the of Nathan Ballard deceased,
given those indebted said call aa settle III
aud those having claims gainst preser
them according Law. The supposed bs
JOHN POD..
JOSHUA MOORE. 5 ''A'e"'S'
Third :noata iT;h, 1893. l0-I2r
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17
CINCINNATI MARNEr.-March, IL

VTSCINN4TT -u1KH1''
Flour is in limited demand, and supplies 'so''
Sales from wagons at S7A.
Whiskev is declining in price. in consequence
of the expectation Of large supply upon tue open
ing of navigation.-Rate to day, :oc
Lard Is held at Gao.
Pork is a little more firm. We quote mess SiS
prime III.
Baeon is offering at &c. No large purchases as
yet zcported.
Grans-But little arriving, Wheat We quote
Sl-dull; corn, 43c. oats, 33.-lCnn. wing.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17
PUBLIC. SALE.

HI lie offered Tor sale the hi-hes. bidder Joha
w Pools. on Man street, Richmond, Iaaiaaa,
SEbES1i-DAf, the l;sh OF month, III. personal
property Of Na,har Ballard, deceased. consisting
Stow Oh. BI.DSrEAD and BEDDING, household and
kitchen furniture, e.. Sale 1t 10 O'Clock
Terms mule knos.n the day of sale by
JOHN POOL.
JOSHUA MOORE, : HN''''
Third mo. l.,h ISIS. I0-lls
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17
FARM AND MILL FOR SALE.

TIL. snbscr5sr having determined change his bus.
win sell the property which he resides. situate
miles North Of Richmond. Ths FARM is well improved,
good bu9iag~. and well watered fifty red
and in Il good of cultivation aat thirty timber
The MILL Ia douaie-geared SANNlI.J, with a fall
OF Ia feet, tha North branch OF WhiteHate: and is
s1-ased in the country for construction aaj ioea
ton There Of Iath SAYS attached thereto
s and comple,e ordarhaving IT. last year, two
thousand feet lumber and
The mill il well situated for lumber
having TO var, asar 100 logs- G-Ine property
caa be purchased s-aa1s:s o. toge'aer-
A4CIIA JONES.
f-.- At THE MILL. FOR SALE, Also,-A large
a1astl,v Of Lt-TBEH, Of different knis. suitable for
Carpenter. " hsexrghis, Caairiakers,
&c. e., by JONES 4 ELLIOTT-
Wayn. county, Ia, Sd mo. 81, 1-3s. Sal
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

MORE Root ERY.--Wc learn from Mr.. Briggs
tina, Nsrcelus Bowen. one OF the Directors of the
Lafayette Bank. was arraigned this morning be-
forc the Municipal Court, upon another intci
tnent returned by the Grand jury for E,I3EZzILNG
MONEY (Sl?oOo) from trunk belongin. to the
LAFAYETTE Bank, which placed IL the vault If
the Franklin Bank for security. and t, which he
had access BY Il kew. He was ordered TO find bal.
i'll Sl2 1000. for wan. oil which he was committed.
Mercantile Journal.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

MAINE ELEcTIeS.- The annual election takes
place IN this State, next Nov ember. The Whrs
by State Conv ention. hav nominated Gov Kent,
'"s re election. The same Conv enticn appointed
T. Ii. Alien. fB.ngor. anI 5. X. Lyman, o; Port
'ana, delegates for the State n, large to tho Ma
ttonaI Cons cn,ion. No IN naton wa. made fer
President
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17
New ORLEANS MARKET, March

Sucar-Prime, 5a64; inferior. 4a4s: large
quantities arriving, sales moderate Havana white
llAal2a brown.7i aS.
Nola.,es-On Levec, 27a2S cts. per gal. sales;
on plantation. 22a23 according to distance
Baeon-Hams 9alO cts. per ID. dull: canvass
Al none on hand; middlings Sass cts. shoulders,
6a;1 brisk.
Lord-Per h. 7a7i good quality, brisk.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17
CANDIDATES FOR CONSTABLE.
WILLIAM DAI.EEI.
PETER EWING.
SHERIrALITY.

N=ss-s- Eo.,owav & D,s..
fisase insert she rama of JACOB r. FISHER =.
oblig-, Navy ,soTrsrs -
Wa are authorized anaoanre If.SSrv D1-yr<
PORT candidate gar Sassis a, IN. s,..;,. =.
elsc..aa. ->~s-ss
We authorized 10 JAcOR W HgSv.rp
As Candidate for SHERIFF. of Wavne coua,v =, a..
elecsica oa shs mrs. Noniay il August,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

To TIE VOTERS OF WAYNE CorSTy.-That the
people have right 10 assemble ,orethcr In
.eeaceat lie manner, TO consult for their common
good &c. Is a principle recognized By the whole
American people, and that. a crisis has arrived
N the af4Ics O. the State ct !nJldna. calculated
to awaken 10 activity every friend OF equal rights
and, every ioyes OF wholesome rcorsn-Is equally
cear.
To carry ol'. ami maintain the principles thus
recognized. and II preserve coacc.; IN action. the
voters ct Centre Tow n>hip are requested TO meet
a; Centrey lille the 9th inst. to take into con-
sidera'ion the proprieiv of appointing delegates
TO meet in County Con, ea,ion on The 81 Monday
Of April next, for the purpose of selecting suitable
persons to represent the County of WAYNE in the
State Senate and House of Representatives, in
the next General Assembly.
The time has at las, arrived. when the people
of old Wayne can, and ought To examine into the
conduct Of her public servants time " he n facts
can be Submitted u them, in relation 10 the pre-
sent system OF Internal Improvements. about
which much has already been said-some OF these
facts are hereunio appended and, as follows
Contingent expenses of Canal Beard. Stoi.toe
Coansen, Of Fund to:nnissn acsS, sn.9et Is
Per >peci. bou.h, % pay Interest. 6,934 -
Interest paid foE year. l55.slI 3
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17
MNY REFCTED.

WHEREAS. reports have within short time past
been widely circulated stating that the family of
John c. Helm, who lately removed to the town
of Springboroush, had been poisoned. and poin-
ting suspicion al one or moro inhabitants of said
town, and its inhabitants likely to be injured
thereby in distant places where correct iniorma-
ton the subject cannot be obtained; therefore,
the undersigned citizens of Clcarcreek town
ship. wherein Spring borough is situated. having
know ledge of all the circumstances which have
rranspired relative thereto. have deemed it our
duty TO state as fixed belief that said Helm
had no enemy in Springborough, who could have
had anv induceme whatever to inlure him. and
that no person. whose residence in the place dated
ia rther back than the time of his arrival. had any
ageucv in communicating the supposed poison.
1t is not for to say what the supposed poison
was. as that has been enquired into by those who
were better qualified neither will we attempt at
this time to point out the manner in which il was
administered. but we will no; hesitate TO say that
in opinion the individuals. at whom the ca
lumnv appears to be pointed, stand, that re-
spect, not only clear but above suspicion.
/ Joseph Thomas, Nathaniel M'Lean,
/ William Gregg. Edward Noble,
Aaron HarIon, Joseph Bogar,
/ Mordeca Willard, Charles Evans,
! David Silver, Philip Frey,
A.W. Person, Solomon Frey,
Heryey Munger. John Sellers,
George Sellers, John kesling,
! Thomas Johns. Geo Harlan.
/ VIM Enlass. John s Moreland,
/ David Warrick, John Blackford,
Amos Kelsey.
! PS None Of the above names are citizens OF
Springborough, but men of resPeetability 10 the
vicinity.
i We very cheerfully publish the above as re-
uuested, though had we consulted our own jadg
men,a alone W. should not have thought II ne
cessarv to say a word on the subject. No one
v no knows the parties, sought to be implicated
in this matter, can for a moment hesitate to pro
!; nounce the charge ridiculousy preposterous- II
refutc it, therefore. is a work Of supererogation
No sensible man acquainted with the circumstan
lces and the parties ever could believe It,
Western 1eaar,n. Oaio.) star,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

Massachusetts.-We learn through the columns
of the Baltimore Chronicle. that the Wing men,
bers of the Legislature of Massachusetts,, have
held nvcntion, and nominated Gov. Everett.
and Lieut.. Gov. Hill for reelection. They also
passed resolutions, expressing preference tor
DANIEL WEBSTER as the candidate for the Presl-
dencv but declaring their intention of supporting
the nominee of a National Convention.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17
FEMALE COURAGE.

warwick. in the course Of a lecture which
,..' SeIvs red few days since in Worcester, re-
- ~s following anecdote. A common sewer,
s depth, having been opened at Nopon. in
a.. of the purpose Of repair, four men pas
p late in the evening unfortunately fell in,
,eauf'on having been taken to prevent so
ks1sose an accident. II was almost midnight
NJ ~ meir situation was known, and. besides
~.saaty Of procuring assistance at that un-
49,, y Pc hour, every one present was in:im-
49, 49, "ea attempting the rescue Of the unfor-
~" :. eressnrcs, who appeared already in a
I.1 safSaeasion, from the mephitic vapous.
.aSl. o ignosant Of danger. and irresistably
" she cries Of their wives and chill
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
FOR PRESIDENT

C-We are requested TO announce FREDER-
lCk BLACK, a candidate for Sheriff ct the
ensuing Angus, election
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

Ill persons has ing claims agains, The Borough Council.
= hereby notified TO present the same at the
Of Council he held The third dey
April, for adjustment prev the expiration Of the
of the present Board. FRANCIS KING.
March 10. 1899 Borough Clerk.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

LES, EklEa
NYOTIp respectfully inform Ladies Of Richr.ons
w an! surrounding country tina. she has osnmen-ea
.ae business all i.s bracca~s and will lie
haoe. 20 receive and orders Of
feel disposed her with their patronage esmpe
tent knowledge business enables saw. that al
work entrusted hands shall be executed IL the most
style Of durability, and fasaioa
srSaop Main IN the building laeiy occupied
BY D.. c. Wes: opposite ID. D. Sloea's Hotel.
Ricnmoa5, Jan. 21:a, 1888. 3-Jm
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

Teto!-The Legislature of Louisiana. recently
passed general Banking Bill; and the Governor,
instead of giving it his approval, put his veto upon
it, We believe he acted wisely.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17
Expense Of State Gov.-a,n,a:,

Total Tor 1897. 3e1.l4s ~
pal. Contractors yea.- l,5I3.ast 90
To:al xpsaitae Safe and repairs SO i1o "A
FARMERS X MECHANICS.
Marca l3, 1898
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

r rrxu.-Bills for the suppress
n,.,l;oe in the District, have been rePor-
hA Houses. The Senate Bill renders any
$1,000 in q duel liable to ten or twenty
-,dsoonsns i" the Penitens'ary.
=. A.psopriasioa Bill for the civil and d.pso-
-....cs Of the Government calling for
30, Of money was under discussion III
~ -. vcck. The Post Office item in
:. N i 100000:
c..,srelene said in the House, that a new
xrsssury notes-or reissue Of the old
So IA be ueeded by the Administration.
saH- 80 Johnson Of Maryland is cndcavoring
,sAs passage Of resolution" 'n''r"c''ng
nr-a,ee ON Public Lands to report bill
hat Of Henry CIays, vetoed blythe Pre-
a.' 3. 6,.ribu,ing the proceeds OF the Public
- .aoss the States.
r...,ru B,LL.-Senator Tal'madsc pre-
...;.;so against the passage Of the Sub
ss''' m. on Wednesday, 7th inst, signed by
IT,, 80, voters Of New York City. Mr.. Nc
The same day laid before the Senate the
~ linz. Of a very large meeting held in
r'I.,oh;a. which strongly condemned the Sub
r-,urv scheme. Mr.. Mexican said he knew
-, oh, composed the meeting, and was viii
r'.,,.o,orse their opinions-and that number
hDs hid heretofore ''rankcd thcnsc,vc s
IA jealous fr,cnis OF the adm,ns'ra-
ilon.' ,, -
!. ..o,c 10 dsfca, the "BiII Of denominations,
-. 20 gone pointed talk between Messrs
S.v.,o King, TalIm,dge, Webster aud Wright
=. ,oarse Of which Mr.. Wrigh; said, that thu
..,,o,,a against the bill! was calculated to I'M
IA. IL Efforts Of the Banks to resume specs
.,,ueu, and injirc the business OF the country
q. v.h.,er thought that drawing specie iron
....,;oo 10 Jock up in ''vaulis and safes, as tn
,.u,rsees. would certainly operate against tin
..s.,vor Of the Banks to resume, and prodnc
-..,d endorsements in business. Aid NJ
r.uu,acc pronounced the Sub-Tscasury schetn
,he amos, wild and visionary, ever brought befor
the Country by wild AMI visionary men,
n, B,chanan, in obedience to his instruction.
,hc, novel the postponcment Of the B.ll-whic
x,. ,eya,yed-Ycas, ..3-Nays, %. This IS nc
REGARDED asa test vote though apprehension :
The bill j. much Increased by il.
dayton Journal.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17
Cs,ract Of iot,cr in the Blltim,rc Tan
v,h.cI Washington M,rch 3, ISIS.
sv, V,.r, - w .suuxfyoxtu-Iu =,

Earact OF io,,cr in the B,ltim,rc Ts,"s-
e;v,h.eI Washington March 3, l,:'S.
AvruxR Duri. ar WAsnIScroSM-ln my
ha noticed an affair Of honor of biicE dcs-
rnpton, which lately occurred here, aud the par
ucusrs rave Of II. am sorry for the rcPnta-
too Of one Of the parties, were somewhat 'ncof-
rect th,1nl, was assured they were 'fuc |
hive since seen who was all eye Witncs oi
the ar. an from him gathered the following
statement, 1t appears that one OF the parties
hubcsa suspected by the other, OF having poich
c1 on his connub.ai MINORS, m other words, lad
hoe, 100, too often with the lattcr's wife. The
hasoanA threatened the gay Lothario, which, COIN
inr 10 tho ears Of two white gent!en:"n, they
thought it would be a COOL i,.so TO get up 4 due!
between the parties Vow the I'M lred husband.
being by nature easily wrought was in!t:cc'! nE
the white geniry TO send challenge 70 the assa'!.
ant OF his honor, vino promptly accepted 1t. ana
tho parties me, w.th pistols. at u distance al f'rf
ysrls. from cac,, ether. when they fircd three
shots! in su-ccssion with ,ut IN iry to either
d ncedless to stv that the white seconds has
chlryel the weapons with powder only
After the third fire, one of the am,tours OF inn
Oh, some sand in one OF thu pisto's, which at tht
aex, fire. wounded one of them in the face, ans
drew blood This only excited their thirst Tor re
yenre tho more Muskcts:wcrc obtained, and be
lore the first fire with them they were LOADED
with Quantity of small birlshos Ola this ii;c
the poscaer was wounded with two ot the sho
in the hand. and his lilcous cries of fright wcr
druwneI in the cxu.tng cries Of the HUSBAND
VINO thus addressed his aggrcssor- Now va
d-mb.ach nigger! you vii, never come to &C
my wife again. Dus surves DEM what insult
nv honor!'
This affair h.s been the towns talk Tor tn
last three DAYS Ii is coinage OF the brain
depend on it, but pure piece OF the romance {
lite Yours NJ.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

4
GRENr FtRE-A3 p NJ. on "Wednesday, The
alarm of fire called us to the Canal Basin, where
We found one of the large pork warehouses that o'
Messrs. Schoey u Roe lcy, not III HINES, out
IN the peculiar combustion Of animal matter we
nave seen mlny beautiful sights, from tho sudden
evolution Of fire and water, but never saw any
thing 50 peculiarly beautiful, rs the shapes and
BY tAs baconic fire. There much OF phiio-
sophy IN II; much more than III the owners, ins,I-
'ers, OF 6remcn. The smoke was evolved, with
out any fame. precisely in the shape OF rolls OF
wool Iron a carding machine. only Oh gaand
scale, and with grand velocity. Tho result: was,
mat the warehouse and contents of Messrs.
S,nooiev t. Rceder, that of Hartshorn Il Child,
.Opaias, were destroyed; and that Messrs. Mill
'T Lee. much injured.
Fetsons abroad have but little idea Of the mag
1''uoe Of the warehouses. That oil Miller and
A'V feet in length, by 80 in front: those
r.. ea We believe were of the same dlmentions.
'!, ''oased m one way, on Sycamore street,
~ .ne o.her on the Canal basin; and were fill
WITH al the appliances, as well as the results.
o. pork business
"n SAID there were 100000 lbs. of bacon in
.oe q these buildings. The following were the
assurances:
Hsoooiy y Reeder $4,000 dollars
n ~. \ Child 2l,OOO dollars
''ues $4,000 dollars
Lee 5000 dollars
-" possible the owners may be, in a great
sufc, saved by their assurances.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

Proof-The election for sapers isors in New
York, as far as heard from have terminated in-
overwhelming majori,ies for the Wings. The
Banks certainly continue their influence! They
must have great powers!! Even supervisors are
bound TO thc,l.M
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-17

When is man to be considered nedr-sigh:ed
When he chooses the distance of eighty yard
in order to take sight a. man with good rifle