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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-20
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all Of the best quality, hand and for sale low by
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December 9Th, 1887. 48-y
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DOCK DlND1N0.-Ths subscriber having purcha-
ID sod the lNDERY formerly owned BY Jesse Stanley,
prepared all orders in the above business
despatch. Persons wishing BLK Books made, can have
shcm ruled any patssrn By leaving directions. Tho
of paper will be used, il wished, and the
style which he 10 persuaded will apprcha ton of
all who try him. O.rAn assortment Of BLANK BOOKS
will be kept on hand, and OLD Books REBOUND. Price,
moderate.
GrBiNDERY situated on Main street. over Cole & Ham,
Hons Boot and Shoe Store. w. M LEEDS
Richmond. llth mo. 9Th. 1897 A8tf
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uNeCRANCE FROM rlRE...The undersigned has
resolved appointment, of AGENT for the INDIA
Mutual FIRE Insurance CoMPANv, and is now prepared
gans policies tho equitable mode shat has
pacssed Persons who wish their property
insursd be made acquainted with the plan Of tho Com
Pauy BY application 70 the Agent
WILLIAM RUSSEY,
Bosros, a., Dec. 2, 1887. 47G
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SPRING FOUNDRY.

SPRING FOUNDRY.
THE Subscribers having entered into co-parnershp
der the frm of l. E. Jones, Co., respectfully inform the
public hey established Foundry the north
side of Ricmond and prepared furnish all kinds OF
Castings with dispatch, and in the They
will also furnish patterns if anscd, on fair terms.
l. F.. JONES,
JESSE III. HUTTON.
October 15j, 1886 42d JOHN NJ. HUTTON.
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FRANCIS J. METTAUER, HI
Posr OvYrcg, PETxssEcEe. Oct In. u

NJ. Arr ED IIUoER, =. VI. Charleston, 3 Z.
Dear Sir doctor F. j. Metsaucr. Of mis- piaea, -
called upon by Mr. Montague fir letter. in Which
mend, the Mothers Comfort, in all cases ofChoiefa
confidence may be placed in any statement the esc1
give any subject. He is physician Of mach AIS
perience, and has Practise in this vita eses9
NV heliefis, that the mediciae will recommend -
eon.ide,it a valuable medicine, and have dos14as
ing certain remedy in Affections of the bowsA
specially, your obsdiens servant.
For sale, Wholesale and retail By 1RVtA
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THE CANADA FRONTIER.


The rollowinr articles from tie New York Star and
Post received by Yesterdays mail, encourage The be-
lief that the British have struck serious blow at The
is calculated TO Gam? all he'r iu'
ture attempts TO interrupt the peace oil The r"h'er
(From the " Y STAR June 80
"L,rrsr lsrELLlGENCET Patriots totaHy ftteatea'
The Advertiser nf1uesday afternoon, furnishes
the following, which, if rue, it probably Is, VIII ter.
mnate the disturbances which have been crened IN hat
quarter. It is however most probably exaggerated
s'Accounts have been received this morning. from va
NADIA Of the entire defeat Of The nsurgPnl force III lie
ncirboripod Of the Short Hills yesterday an0 Inc cap
lure of their standards and rnglraders large BODY
of troous and Geo Indian warriors, had been previously
collected in their rear and gradually hemmed them IN
1t is d TIA, there are many Americans among hs Pri.
soncrs who will probably be tired oy f'ed Nour'
Martial. and be executed forthwith. All commnh'ca
lion across The river has been suspended and the boats
drawn I'D to prevent the escape OF any parties Sill iutk
ing in the woods. a.
(From the " Y En-. Posi-, June %
s.The Patriots of III, Short Hills have rPreated TO
wards Grand River. Capt McNabb has left Hamilton
with regiment TO meet and attack inrm ABOUT II mF
distant /, ~ supposed the Patriots ii hard Puaheo may
retreat upon London District, where they can make
stand ,;, .,
"Goy. Arthur is said to be occupied with the ira! OF
l3 prisoners al Niagara If convicted they VIII De m
mediaeIy shot ,., Io,d
"The excitement in Upper CANADA mss o'a"N i'o'N
Durham into that province. c.I,c,.,
That Journal states that an Indian ch!ei NAG CONFESS
ed his party were offered $l0O for every rebel sScAP
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Mr.. Rlves then moved further instruction 10 the mi.
ary committee, authorizing the Secretary Of War 10
allow, al his disceton commission to paymasters Of
the army, not exceeding per cent all disburse
mens made by them pgreeably The provisions Of the
oct Of 81.
Mr. Gushman sud, he would make a motion which he
thought would meet The unanimous assent Of the House
II was 10 strike out the 10Th section OF the bill.
MIR. Mercer, however, objected
MIR Rires, Mr.. Sbley, and Mr.. Hoffman, spoke warm
ly IN favor OF The anne ndmens of Mr. L.
MIR. Psimen,er moved proviso TO the amendment that
the commission should not exceed 81 900 in any one
year, and went 10 say that, as general rule this
would be an ample, and even liberia, allowance.
ms amendment was agreed to-
MIR Rencher moved further to instruct the committee
TO strike out the 10Th section ha, relating the chap
lalnl on the ground stated by him, that introduced
new principle into this Government, viz: connection
between Government and the clergy. Having ncreus-
ed the pay both Of the officers and privaes they had
better be left the selection of the regiments them
selves The practice had been wisely abolish
ed by the British Government and a radical improve
ment had been proved TO be the result in proof which
MIR K cited some British reports on the subject
Mr. Boon said he !arorably inclined 10 the gentle
mans object, aad he would suggest 10 him the proprIe
ty if his object to complete the separation Of Church
and State, to commence with the body OF which they
were members
Mr. Mckay suggested tina: the bill be recommtted tc
the committee the whole, where If the House desired
it might be amended in five minutes
The Chair remarked that the pending amendmen
! must first be disposed Of.
Mr., Rencher inquired Of the chairman Of the Milar,
Committee, If he could inform the House what expense
| this clergy cause would involve.
| MIR. Mckay understood about seventy chapluins at
thousand dollars each say from sixty nine seventy
| thousand dollars year
Mr.. Bronson said to put end 10 The embarrassment
he would move 10 reconsider The vote by which the bill
| had been ordered Ia third reading.
Several other suggestions were made by Messrs. Ran
dolph YELL Naylor, White of Indiana. Pope and Thomr
| son; when, without taking any question,
The time having arrived,
! The House took its daily recess.
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JACKSONVILLE, June 81

JACKSONVILLE, June 81
qroiher Indian Fight-By the steamer Sanlee, we
have just received intelligence Of battle with the In.
dams On day before yesterday, within few miles OF
40 men. Lieut. Howe, of the corps, with II men,
and Capt. Walker. volunteer fell in with body Of
about GO indians, who gave them warm salute. Walker
was killed and ) of Bcals command were wounded
Five horses were krd-among them Beas and Howe $.
Savers Indians said 10 be killed.
FLORIDA lNplahs-rhe Mledgeple Recorder OF
Tuesday last, contains Tie following:
Florida lndQas-From the following late letter,
it will be by iellowc citizens on the borders nt
Florida that prompt steps taken by the Executive
Of this State to give them efficient security agulnst the
incursons Of those Indians:
DEPARTMENT OF WAR,
June IT, lSSS
SIn:-I have had the honor TO receive your E1cellen'
cys letter Of the 9Th instant, and lis enclosures IN refer
ence to the retreat Of Indians into the Okeianokee
swamp and TO the necessity Of atiotdng protection TO
the Inhabitants Of the country adjacent thereto from
their dspredations
In reply, have The honor 10 inform you that Gen.
Taylor the commanding officer in FloriGa, has been in
structed TO end force TO that section for the purpose
Of snrding proper protection 10 the Dhebiians. II IS
expected that he will he able 10 de,ach this force from
that in the service; but if he should not be- he has
ample authority 10 raise such militia force as lie may re-
qure.
In respect sending officer TO supply the militia
already embodied in that sectinn for operations against
those Indians, sorry TO inform you that the Depart
men, has officer for such duty al it's disposal
Ve,y respectfully,
Your most obedient servant,
J. r. POlNSETT.
His Exce!Iency GEORGE r. GrLMER,
Governor of Georgia. Metgev'e, Ga
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EXECUTIVE D.PARTMEST,

To Gen CHARLES FLOYD:
Sir-hajor White arrived here last evening, and deli
yered to me your communications oil The l5!h ana GVf
inst and the orders of General Scott directing the dis
CHARGE oc the Troops under your command.
Tie people of the State cannot but be grateful to you
and your BriGade for the successful termination OF your
military operations in obtaining for Georgia The full pos
session of her territorial rights and for the manner ~
which this important public service has been performed
In discharginr the troops, you requested /" give
mv hanks to the officers and men, s., their promp,ness
in organising and marching, 10 The place Of rendezvous
Their humanity to the Indians and the zeal and elc,en
cy with which they have executed their various duties
Very respectfully. yo"Is,, .,,o
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HEAD-QUAETEEs


June l., ISIS. !
The removal Of Indians, for emigration from the Mid
die District, late Cherokee county, being nearly, or quite
com !cpd arran gcmeus will be commenced al once Tor
the honorable discharge and paymen, Of The volunteers
and militia in tie service of t- ) within ,hn district
For these purposes Bngader Gen Floyd viii! rs last
as the of The service will permit cause those troops
10 be assembled at or more points as alter consult
inr with Majrr Payne the acting Inspector General,
mDy he suitable or convenient
The latter in mastering out Of service, will call 10 his
all Major Faunllerny, Of the United States Army, and
give all orders for securing the public property ot every
descrplion-as well rs (aiier consulting Bngadef Cen
Floyd The arms and accnuirrmcnls belonging 10 The
State of Georgia Major Payne may also cause to "e
sold and accounted iuT, such property IN lr oIarrr'
masters and Commissarys departments Gs may be ad-
van,a geous to the United States sell.
Acting Paymas:ers Bennett and Buck, will immedi.
a,cy repair To tie Middle District 10 pay of the troops
as fast as they a:c discharged in the b:sI money they
NAV be able; TO command.
The commander OF the Eastern District will, soon
rs ne can dispense with their services, order The Geor
ria companies ChGstnn and Fort ewnaa To report to
Btradrr Gen Floyd for discharge with the other Geor
gia tTOrps. "
CAM; Cleve!ards company at Dahnhnoga will be
DISCHARGED ut The discretion at Brigadrr Gen. Eusts
oivnr notice 10 the PaymaStsrs above mentioned; and
he will retain Capt Derrick company OF Gsorglans oI
further orders.
Bri1adsr Gen Floyd it is hoped, will remain in ser.
v;cs until the business OF his District shall! be entirely
completed llc his staff, the officers and men Of The
Gcorria line, will please accept the thanks OF the u s.
for the pronpliiudc, zeal. and humanity they have al
most universally displayed in tie discharge OF their pain
fu duties The only exception TO this just conmenda
linn is the detachment ordered IN Chastans and IN ITS
course The delays and disorders committed are no doubt
mainly to he attributed 10 the misconduct OF the Lieut.
Colonel who has since resigned. The Bngndi'f Gene
raj himself has exhibited drgce OF Intelligence, drcl
;on and Method which woud do credit 10 any service
BIZ command Of Major General Scott!
(Signrd) w J. Mohi H.
Lieut.. Col. and Chief Of the StGH.
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THE EJJEPDkEES

Gen Scott has conducted the removal OF The Chero
KEGS with his accustomed energy and discretion. Inc
following Despslches will show the success with which
his arrangements have been attended Letter IN The
Savannah Republican, (Which recrved by yesrr
DAYS mail dated at New Ech0a. June l3h states ''tha
Gen Floyd has removed upwards Of 1000 Indians In
his Military District, which is extensive, there are re
naming no Indians, few sragg|ers, who are con
cealcd in the mountains These will soon he captured
or will voluntarily follow their relatives @ho have pre-
ceded them. The movements Of The Georgia Troops
have been peaccabIe, though energetic and prompt -
The utmost kindness and humanity mark their treat
men to the indians Al this time there are few Chero
kee Indians in the State. Several thousand have AREA
ky embarked in steam and tow boats from ltnss Land
ing 10 Arkansas. The same letter states. that seen
Scott upnn promise the part of the Indians in Ten
nessee North Carolina and Alabama 10 come in, post
puned their removal until the 2lst inst
(From The Postscript Of the .McdgerWs (Ga) Recorder
June 2G)
From the following despllches it will be seen with
unminsed qualification, by every Georgian that our
Indian difficulties hav been brought to happy concu
SION and tina, most Of the Georgia troops about to
be honorably discharged from service having perform
ed the duty for which they were orglnised-gvIng pos
session of the country 10 cur citizens. We have only
space our hearty congratulations to the Cit
Gems of the State that Indian troubles at last
closed, we may hope forever:
Head Quarters. .Hiddic Military District, !
New. Echo,a, June Is, ISIS.
SIr:-l have The pleasure 10 inform your Exccllency
that nm fully convinced there Is not an Indian
within the limits of my command, except few in my
possession, who will be sent 10 Ross Landing TO
Nv scouting parties have scoured The whole cnunry
without seeing an Indian late Indian signs II there
are any slraggles in Georgia they must BE- unon and
G!!mer Counties, aud near the Tennessee and North
Carolina line but escape the vigilance Of oul
troops.
Georgia is ultimately in possession Of her rights in The
Cherokee cuunlry-and her citizens unanimously concur
with your ExceIlrncy IN the determination 10 defend
them.
The removal of The Indians from Tennessee, NORTH
Carolina and Alabama, commenced on the l2h inst -
They are yielding quietly 10 the troops ard no difficulty
whatever is app!rhendcn.
The Georgia Brigade wi aeon be discharged from The
service Of the I. 5.
With high respect your Oh, serv,i,
CHARLES FLOYD.
Brig. Gen. g. II, Com. std. .ahGTy Dist.
His Excel!ency q. Il. GiLMEH; Coo. Of Georgia.
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Is Drawn Numbers in each Package OF - iicke's
STATE OF VIRGINIA
Richmond Academy Lottery,
SPLENDID SCHEME.
vriveis,Ia state Lottery,

t. ,hs benefit of the Petersburg Benevolent Mechane
1 Association.
Glass No 5 for 1853.
tn be- drawn ct Alexandra, Va. on Saturday the 29'n
OF July, l-35
GRAND SCHEME. .,
r.,i,,, $4,000. $4,000, $1,000 5000, 1000
60 Nno salts % PRICES Of 81 900, so Of $780, oo OF
Tickets only $40, halves 3, quar'e1sS ~ s,oo
Certificates of packages Of 3 Whole IIGke~ Sl Lou
Do. 60. o. onarer do. 50 so
~ Order, for Ticket, and Shares o, cs,t !si
The above Magnificent Schemes VIII feeeIss
the most prop. after it is to all who order
from U.s. Ages D s. GREGORY g. CO, Mancge'
rl6-w4t1 Richmond, "a
Juy3 l'o-"H
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Grsat Eritain and Teas.

The following interesting paragraph appears in the
Houston "Naona Banner of the S;h Of June, which
we received by yesterdays mail:
1--WE are extremely grafcd 10 learn that Gen. Hen.
derson our Diplomatic Agent Fear the Government OF
Great Britain, has succeeded in ehrciug commercial
arrangement with that Government, whereby Texan
vessels and cargoes will be admitted into the ports oi
Great Britain, and direct trade opened between the
fun
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NTOTiCE 10 C0NTRACToRs.-Prop will he

MIOTlCE TO CONTRACTORS.-Prop will he
IA received for the erection OF COURT HOUSE.
for the county OF Spottsyvana at the Tavern OF LEWIS
RA%LiHes in said county, until The 10th day OF July
next at which lime and place there will be meeting OF
the Commits sioners-Thc building TO be erected accord
ing to plan left 10 the hands of Mr. Rawlings who will
exhibit it 10 any person who may wish 10 inspect It, ANY
written Is may be left with Mr. Rawlings TIL the
day Of meeting The payments to be Lade by install
mems as the work worcestershire contractor TO give
bond and security for the faithful execution of his work
The following bill Of particulars is published for The
information of cnnractors-The House TO be oi brick
and A feet by 80 feet from out 10 OUT pitch Is feet
porico in front with pednen roof the whole covered
with slae four columns porlico, each about % inch
es at the base and running TO the conce; the first
floor 10 contain the court room, Office and vault the
two last each II feet square, with passage between
pbore the office and vault, two jury rooms OF like slze
TO be entered BY flight Of stone steps; elevation OF oil"
flee and Jury together to be equal to That OF court
room two out and four inside doors; six windows each
of "a lights, 10 in BY u III i've OF 10 no. 90 ooo
and window flames cased outside with sheet iron; pan
mel window shutters and doors lined with sheet ron
sIs of outdoors and the windows, also the cufons OF
the po,co of hard freesone; all of the lower oors 10 De
oc brck floor Of court 10 be raised eet ABOVE
that of office and vault the jury rooms do OF sooa hea
pre plunk: the framing tnbers 10 be OF good souha
oak outside walls two bricks thick from base up, anu
9 below; partition do l-2 brick; one large g'fder
running through the house, to be supported oy I"o
pillars of wood with arches; the court room hn'sheu
the usual style-the whole to be of the best materials
and the work executed in a workman-lke manner he
ference can also be had to Capt. Yeanans Sm'h' near
fredericksburg " no is one of The Commissioners IL
is expected that Contractors will meet The Conmissio
e.s in person on The day appointed
BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
inv 16-tl6Jy
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DEATHS.

Md % s,pr, ni-h the 2ji June, at the rr'donce oil her
L,,hsr samuel Nolcca Petersburg, Mrs Rachel Lazarus,
Dr. ,aIon Lazarus E.l OF Wilmington, ~ e., all daughter
of jacob MorIccgi, OF Richmond so. ..,, .row
MOI On hoard Of the steamboat Chiicohe few miles
Cincinnati, at place he buried on Saturday ne
,,n, Mr. sIErBrxsoS DANIEL HSRsISG aged about ~
Th, deceased Buckingham county Va, but 70
dod Richmond, Cermnnt county iG this state. g;ed
Nov IN. with produce, and his return "he" "
~. The friends and relatives Of Mr. 5. d. Herring n,' ~
,ht the subscriber living 10 Chieohc has his eHe
Cn;iicothe. June %. Ic35. ''''' $500
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-ILhcrnlnrIn LnnR ~ PnkLLc SnLc.

yHONTEAGIE late rrI"ncc Of C'1van Pryton, dec VI"
wv highest bidder Thursday, tho an OF sep
oihcrw" the fair day. Tins consi
dci orc valuable estates the upper eouniy-Hnd
in health and beauty surpassed by no SITUATION 10 he
b lJD0 acres UPWARDS OF 5oo
cleared balance well iimbcT'd IL If bounded
for miles tire North and East hy tho Rvhnna 'ef
md IN the South Buck fnni Creek large sitcm cmpiyng
form upwards oI 800 acres oil
low superior Guaihe ccnicr part beng lu
b,cco The improvements good. The dwelling house
oil hut nr-c md coniOI'Hc, md situated on b'aul cn-
ucnc" bringing all the arabic land under tho cyn-nnd making the
prospect direction picturesque and brhuiin There
with horse mill, hr' Sng machine
ice house. SC. There twelve ncvcrains springs Of
pure tho place -.
Also Tract ronaaiu. $50 irmcdistcy on the k
vcr above described. with upwards OF
e Of bottom, md hundred GeTes 81 hsh
ld c,,cd balance we'll rnhcrcd THIS lard lies we'll and
il vol a,rTchhas Dwelling House and some
crt susceptible Of being mnac most beantn nro
The Rvannn all Columbia, where II emp
ties into Jnmrs River.
AZ tho md place, will he sold eighteen or twenty
Of them likely; twelve
of four Of hcm Inc saddle horses
ccn or twenty mich AMI work seventy i've head
of sheen: head ofhors &c Ao, all the house
bo nrd ki,clfn furniture farming utensils Of description
Nhen fans, onr ~ Black smith tools, &c. 49,,
TrRMs-For the land opcour'h al III" purchase money WI" e
the aGncc three "quhl rnnna payments
drri of trust the back payments The negroes WI" 90
other credit oil twc'vn months
will Le gvrn all FIVE dollars, TIC purchaser giving
borl with Gentlemen wishing to purchase
rgn or ANAL beautiful md desirab" country,
above lands before tho day oi she any
mimic iDn addressed tho subscriber Mt Evercussc tIos-
a,i nnnn,v x,il h. attended to. CliAS. T.. PEY1ON,
Tai, q iIs-w,d.1 E1'or Of CrGrrH Ps.ton, d,ca
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NDOARDENG HOUSE-The subscriber oegs leave
Hb 10 inform his friends and the public generally, that
no ,s discontinued his services the Bell Tavern and
has opened boarding house Main street over the hat
store of Nissars Thos Smms & Co, directly opposite
hlossrs " g. C Cranes in the centre ct business,
where he will be able 10 entertain from D 10 u WIN
gen,ep board and part with lodging BY the day. week,
month, quarter or year reasonable terms Horses
will be taken care Of any of three ct the best s'o-
blps or equal any in the city near the sn6scIo9E
d,roiIing K. J. PULLlAM.
Ii . lG-wiw
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W. ASHNGTON HOTEL.-Io my lor:rcr customers, would
Wv tender grateful thanks for their LIBERAL patronage hereto
frr end inform that kccEng The shove establish
shall be pasedl them and all others who
fnvnr me This Tor comfort. think, equal
TO any in this place being high ny and commanding best
OF place city It is Immediately heween The Peters
Railroad DepOs short distance from tho
former very the latter and within 900 yards Of and
facing the CAPITOL Nv table, bar nd stable, will he furnished
with the best the market nur III" best efforts Of meN bar
keeper and servants will be used give sat'acon Chsrse
moderate .
Travrnrs arriving bv steamboat oad who pnifonIke ths
will do well inquire for hacks upon lhsf az
rival az they be taken ai price. Pains will lie taken 10
wake w persons wanting BY the boat or ralroaG
1850 - WH. HOy!ETT.
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MARRIAGES.

No,icd :, 1c,irn.oa Ky Hon r. VI. cxrrto MIS-. CA1Hi-
RIVE A. Barsr widow the late nnfy ~
n r.. nj th ,.Ioe county, Ma, Lori'A e. WEHn' vi
n
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NOTICE pe sons are hereby forbid rns'ins on on,
"a ] rho RosnoEe Dan and Staunion Rivers, any pouSe,
-, or mcrch aniise, whale yer, Is We w" " -
,ny d .;Da,es sustained by such property: ,,rf ~
READ VENABLE Z SPENCER
"' l6-w6w
Cis,ksyille, July 3