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

Bleeding Tooth.DrawinE, by John souHrain:
Who soci,s share of patronage from public and
will be prepared 70 wal, them their homes or a,
his on West side of Marion near the Richmond
Ho:el.
Richmond. Sept. ?, 1887.
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ESTR AY.

y u =
VZ1E, the undersigned bsns called upon appaie an
w esny taken up by Joshua Boni. of Penn s,aGp p,
Jay county, Indiana. the 2d day of January Iasfnd
a STEER. with small brindle ssreaks. and
@oSAsd with OFF left supposed 10 be three
years old appraised clever dollars, by John T. Wright
md Joseph W illiamson.
STATE OF lNDIANA,) =,
Jay County, ~
tee,sify shs above he copy OF tins made
- by the appraisers. Given my hand and ssal,
SAss 9th day Of February, 1883.
SIS ELLIS DAVIS, j. P.
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PLOUGH MAKING.
ESTR AVS.

Els ] Il AIS.
VKyE. the undersigned, being called upon apprass
w three cattle, taken up bv William White,
New Camden, Penn township. Jay county, Indiana.
find be cow supposed TO he eight old,
marked with a half of .he left and under
bits the pons Of tive left horn broken and shs
Iefs half right hind hoof turned up The
aCOW supposed 90 bc four DID, marked tho above
has . small bell put with leather collar
iron tuckleshe end fastened viii, leather string The
other STEER; supposed TO be years old spring.
ear marked the above,-aI Of them red white,
white No brands other marks perccvable
wensy-cigh. dollars by Charles simmons,
ID. Jones.
ETATEOF INDIANA &c
JAY COUNTY. :
certify shs above nc a copy Of the made
by appraisers Given undcr hand and seal
shs 9th day Of February, 1s3S.
6-3w ELLIS DAVIS, up.
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E.HMGKAEo

2ICVAEo
In T. TURNER has removed from store under
IL. the Printing Office building corner Of Main
and Pearl streets, door Of the Bank he
fers for sale a general assortment, DRY GOODS Gso-
CERES. tRccSERf. Doors 4 SHOES, &c sc.
NOVEMBER 25. l.3.. 46-,f
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James G.. Ferguson.


FREE TRADE and MECHANICS RIGHTS.
subscribers having catered into
der the firm of Swain, Co., take pleasure III Ino.m-
,ity that they have erected connections
Machine Shop, the Richmond Foundry, &
ready give prompt attention ali orders for Cardng and
Spinning Machines, Turning Lathes any kind of ma
chinery also for turning either wood ro, of
description Having employed first workman. the,
confidence Tin their ability and dispositions please
their in qualities and prcss patronage
a generous public
JOB w. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR.
ABEL TIiORNBURY.
Richmond. Jan. I, 1887. IF
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WORD TO THE WlSE...An those who ARE
indebted to the subscriber. either NoTE or Book
requested call the same a. Ionper
indulgence cannot be given The neglect notice for
80 days. will necessarily compel legal
Money owe, and without money We ammo, ma v
Dec. I6 1887. 49:u E. GROVER & co
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To him who cam understand ID.
The gentleman who weeks ago pal. Of saadls
bags from shop (marked Nyres Seaun be 20 good
return them. shall be under asrees.
Die necessity Of speaking thaswil
agreeable. JONES X WILLIAMS
February 18th, ls3s. 6-3s
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Blank Deeds for sale at this Office.
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RAIN

'sInsver yes did know philosopher
Who could bsar tbs Tooth-ache patiently,:
Much ado about nothing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09
Ezczz-
Richmond, Va. Tuesday, Get. .
ELECTIONS.
GEORGIA.

(From slip Of he .7ugasta CHRONICLE IF the any,
"Re,urns have been received from 20 Counties, VIZ
Richmond Columbia, Greene, Morgan, Talaierro. Han.
cock Warren, Chatham Lincoln, Baldwin, Bibb Burke,
Washington, Jefferson, Laurens Wilkes, Etingham,
Hail, Jackson, Clark, Oglehropc, Walton, Crawford,
Butts Muscogec and the following is the aggregate for
each candidate Those in Italics Of the State Rights
party: ,o, -. ,,,-
Co'qu1 BIS kng II .33l NSLh BIB Cooper 2G!,
Harren II 2o2 Black lIlS5-Iverson e,5l4, Campbell
SOB Poner AS Nelson Sab, Patterson SIl9, Hill
yer Az Burncy 3y7, Graves o3ls, McWhorer $40.
ain The same Counties at the last election Gilmers
msority over Schey, was 3OlO votes His majority in
the whole State 132.
(There so counties in the State-nnd the strength
Of the Union Party is principally in the "est)
MARYLAND-Vieiory!
The Wings counted confidently carrying the State
with very little struggle. They are deceived The
Democrats have elected their Governor-'rhe Wings
indeed claim The Legislature but the Globe staes that
i, depends upon the vote of a Wing elected TO the Sc.
nate and OF Wing in the House, elected by the friends
of the Administration. The following is the result Of
lin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09

I'm CHANCERY-VIECIS To ,rit-At Rules held
d in the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Cum.
berIand at the Courthouse thereof from the Isl 10 the
9th day of October, 1888:
Edward g. Walton, Plaintiff
against
Joseph Bnughan, Edward Baughan. Peyton Baughan,
John Baughun, Warner Baughan, William Buughan,
and the heirs of John II Jones, who claim under James
Baughun, TO wit: Samuel Wilson and Susan his wife,
formerly Susan Jones; John z. King and Caharine his
wife, formerly Caharine Jones; Harrison Jones' Joel
Jones, May LONGS. William Jones, John Jones. and
Martha Jones, Defendants.
The defendants, Joseph Baushan, Edmund Baughnn
and Peyton Baughan, not having entered their appear
and given security according TO the act Of Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this Court, and il appearing by
siactoy evidence that they not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth il is therefore ordered, that the said
defendants, Joseph Baughan, Edmund Baughan and
Peylon Gaughan do appear hero the 4h Monday in
December next, and The bill of The plaintiff; and
that copy Of this cider be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Tie city Of Richmond, for TWO
months successirey and posted al The front door of the
Court house Of this county
Cnpy-Teste,
EDWARD ". SIMS in, D. {.
OctD 41-WSW
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MAIL SAFETY COACHES.

MISUNDERSTANDING Fu"tttulaVH
WAsnINGroS, Sept 81, 1888.
DEAR SIR: have examined your U. S. Mail Safety
Coach with much satisfaction In form and finish i, is
adntab!e aud approaches nearer the desderaum for
which have been seeking than any thing which has
been presented does it appear to me there is
for Improvement, except in some ef the miner details
Not having received acceptable propositions 10 convey
the Great Southern Mail in carriages to be constructed
under tile directions OF The Department, have OPP
poruny Of prescribing The form of one for tina, purpose
am about TO pass The Great Western Mail Line
and. after observing the vehicles in use can better
determine The proptiey Of prescribing your model
for that service.
With great respect, your obedent servant,
AMOS KENDALL
Ar. O. EAroS, firm Of Futon T. GaJert,)
Troy, n. Y at Brorn', Hotei.
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tkcGt county has only elected mcnbcthe other being tod
Messs Primrose and Lasse who elected Wings, bu,
against the regular Wing ticket"
The Globe says, " The complexion Of the Legisa-
ure it is believed will depend upon Dr. Fl. Wilson,
elected TO the Senate, and W Nj. Stewart elected 10 the
House Of Delegates from Montgomery county. They
both Wings but were elected by the Administration
party. If they both vote with il, we believe we shall
have majority of one joint ballot Mr.. Wilson s
vote would give ority in the Senate, and Mr.
Stewards would Inahe it tic in The House Of Dele
gates"
The N. Intelligencer remarks, that "1he election
which took place in Maryland, on Wednesday, is the
first that has been held under the ne,o Constitution
new a, least in the mode Of eecng the Executive and
Legislature Of the Stale II embraced the choice of n
G5ryHor who is 10 serve three years Stdte Senate OF
twenty lone members one.third Of whom 10 serve
six years, one third four and the other third two years.
and Mtmbers of the House Of Delegates, 10 one
year. Each county and The city of Baltimore emit
tied 10 one Senator; and the number of Delegates 10
the lower House ranges from three to five for each
y and the city, according to population. Previously,
the Governor appointed BY the Legislature, and
the Senate was elected for five years, by college OF
electors chosen for that purpose"
The Election in Baltimore was productive of riot
which has occasioned blood to be she'd The following
Is The account that the Baltimore American gives Of this
"ELECTION ARRAY.
On The night Of the election large crowds Of persons
were assembled, as has always been customary, in
front OF the morning paper offices Gay street. for the
purpose Of learning The result Of the City Election
There was usual much cheering and excitement, as
tho polls Of the different Wards were successfully an.
nounced but about eleven o'clock fstcuf fight took
place between two individuals, which Immediately al
uacied crowd TO the spot, and, as II seemed 70 u.s.
was the forerunner Of The atiray with stones, BRICK
bats and budgeons that followed soon after The con,
test kept up, with occasional nermissons, until
near two O'Clock in the morning In The hrst onset,
which was at close quarters, several persons were
knocked down. and subsequently the atlray car.
rcd on at greater or less interval Of distance by The
discharge Of showers Of btckbats and stones, torn
up from the side walks and streets. In The course
Of these contests there were also some twenty or
thirty discharges Of pistol and muskel shots While
these events transpng, efforts made to ef
fec, turn out Of the City Guard the call upon which,
considering the hour Of tho night, promptly an.
swered, and respectable body Of citizens, armed with
muskss and bal! cartridges and led by resolue officers
marched to Gay street about two o'clock, A. NJ The
frs! oImaIlon Of The approach 0! the Guard was fol
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LATEST FROM TIE PACIFIC.

TREArY WITH PERU Mr.. w. Hodgson who came
passenger in the brig Cicero at New York from Jamai.
ca travelled land from the Pacific by way Of Pana
and Chages and is the bearer Of the ratified Treaty
concluded between the United States and the Peru Bo
vian confederation. Mr. II sailed from CaIlao on the
18th of July Hosi,ies still xis,cd between Peru and
Chill Intelligence had been received at Lima from
Valparaiso that the expedition for The invasion ofPeru
would sail about the 2hh Of July. 1t would consist Of
1000 men and its destination supposed TO be some
port of North Peru, The Chilian squadron for
weeks had been blockading the port Of Callao. The
American squadron at Caao
NAyAL.-The following late Intelligence respecting
the U S. squadron in the Pacific as received yeser
day via The lslhmu. # Panama, i'll letter dated,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09

'OEc di.tiict lie heard from.
The of Worcester, Somerset and ST. Nliry 3,
rot embraced in the ubove-bul letters have been
crved ut the Republican office, which state that MIR.
Steele has received but 2G0 majority in St Mays, and
10 majority in Somcrsct-lhls makes the election OF
Grason certain by several hundred ority. The De
uocrais have lost the City Of Baltimore by III majority
but The county Of Baltimore has done nubiy-gIYlng
Grason a clear ml0rl,y Of 80.
The GIube states that &" the true Wings in principle,
Tie Dcmocracy-,he Wing. Of the Revoluon-have
ploriousy trinmphcd in the late battle over those who
have sought to fIch with the Of Wings chnrac
Ter 70 rpariosm and devotion popular rights, to which
their whole career party, has bee in lnpacabe hos
ty. The first Democrat who has. within our me-
morv. filled the Chief Magi.tracy OF Maryland Is Mr.
Gason and he is elevated by the popular voice on the
very first occasion, after the establishment OF the right
of free suffrage in the people Of Maryland enabled
them to elect their Governor. This noble victory Tor
the people has been achieved who vocd on Tie
reform Of the Constitution against the right at the peo
pe n elect their first officer and yet he asked those sui
ages for himself, which he would deny the right OF
the pcop!e to give at all. The Federasts gave their
roies 10 The man who would deny them the right Of cot
ng The Republicans gave their voice for Gras1n, the
REroRMrn, who boldly maintained their Cause in the
present struggle and in the last Legislature confronted
The overw hcming majority in that body with the deli
uncc contained the resolutions published yesterday.
Gen Jackson with all his mighty personal POPULAR.
IT, never, al any election carried majority OF the votes
Of Mar, land in his favor taking the whole aggregate
Of the popular vote cast in The counties and cities -
The principle Of reform introduced by the Cunsti
tuition, has wrought the change in Maryland The firm
stand taken by the present Executive of the nation in
;he great issue before the country in favor OF the
vcregniy Of the people, and against The sovereignty Of
the banks, being iii perfect harmony with The feeling and
principles which have brought about the reform in Ma
yand has greatly contributed to the success OF the Re-
publican party"
The Baltimore Patriot (Whig) presents the following
tabeau OF the Election for The Legislature:
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THE GREAT DANCER.

Celes'es Last PrOuette-The following Card is taken
from the Liverpool Chronicle Of 18th August
"7o The British PuJlic-Bring about 10 sail for the
Unied States, in the packet ship England Cnpt. Waite,
take this method Of acknowledging with. grateful
heart the distinguished patronage and kindness which
has been so literally extended towards me throughout
the United Kingdom. To the London press particular
~, and the British press generally, ! SIN under many
obligations 70" their indulgence and generous crqres
on my various professional exerons, feel this com
pmen, warmly, as have not the pleasure Of being &c
quained with single person connected with the Lon.
don press. leave England without having had al A.
tecaton harsh word with the manager, actor,
,ress and feel proud in knowing that am eseenled
and respected by my professional associates.
'ro part from those reverence and esteem is sad
feeling but to and part is he allotted portion
life affection may wreae and gratitude rnlwne their
sweetest, their dearest aud enduring bonds, still
like the baseess fabric of vision, they meet 10 be dis
solycd-ihey wrought but 10 be broken. have one
consolation cIt, going 10 the innd IF my adoptiOn
.4msriea tile region Of Mc moGnaia a"d tie take
uhcrc hospitality gireS weic0mc 10 the stranger md bcr
ty admits hin. 10 the LirLrgM IF he free. For The last
time, odd England, ! leave youl Iron bound shores,
with saddened heart but sincere prayers for blessings
upon your fast anchored Isle God bless you all =
Farewell! CELESTE
Adephi Hotel, Liverpool, Eth Aug 1888"
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Tram n. KIN U,sf T1oriiian If sept l. J

MELANCHOLY SHirwREcK5, ASD Loss OF LIVES -
Ca The 1ri inst severe gale as experienced uiT Cape
Florida The French brig Courier de Vera Cruz jules
julian from Havana, bound 10 Bordeaux, with carg"
Of sugar cigars &c, driven ashore in The night OF
the 7 abou, I2 miles north Of Cape Florida ighi-on'
" out Of IL souls saved. Brig and cargo totally lost.
The survivors rescued from the devouring ocean were
soon visited by large party Of armed Indians, WHO
spared their lives because they were Frenchmcn,
that they only killed Americans. The captain and The
six other survivors taken from the beach after the
eale was over, by smack from the North, bound to
this place.
Tie American brig Aldrrly, Thomas, Master, from
ST Jago, ashore about the tme and near The
same place. Ersry on 6ogTd, accept one, Dateh
man. 1nasSacred by The IndinHs.
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BigSer'S Prise office.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
.Ano'her Capital by bigger.

.4no!hcr Capital w Bigger.
Drawn numbers Of The Virginia Wellsbuig, Class 6
II l So G2 "a 10 9 25 80 Is G6 4s
9 ID SO, whole ticket, small Capital of $500 sold
and usual, paid at sight, at Fortunes Home Biggers
Office.
One hundred thousand dollars Capi.nl 10 be dcrn on
the l7M .Nouember, 1888.
The tickets in this Splendid Lottery received
and for salc in Packages Of whoes halves quarters or
eighs-Singe whole shares al Biggers Prize Office
lie requests those of his friends and patrons who
already forwarded their orders, to lose no time in
sending them 10 him. in order that they may receive their
tickets or before the day Of drawing.
The tickets in The $4,000 Lottery also received
and for sale at Fortunes Home For large Prizes plea
address THOS B. BIGGER,
Oct9 Tii-wIf1 R;chmDua Ta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09

Algernon Sidney Thruslon, Esq formerly Of Louis
Vile has been appointed Attorney General Of the Tex
ian Republic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09
Your obedienl humble servant.
AARON CLARK ESQ New York

AARON CLARE, Esq New York.
LORD DuRuAM-The Canada papers, Of all parties,
unanimous in their support Of Lord Durham against
the sacrifice Of that officer by the ministry. Meetings
called in different cities and sections in the provinces
10 adopt addresses to the Governor. General. The
dispatches which arrived here by the Great Western on
Monday evening, forwarded Immediately by ex.
press and through the arrangements made by The British
Consul reached Montreal Wednesday. His Lord.
ship it is said will leave Canada in few days in the
Malabar.
Meanwhile, much and well grounded approximations
exist concerning the events of the coming winter. The
French part of The population known be organic
ing and the discovery of two three attempts
duce the province, leads TO the fear that the
business has been carried on 10 very great extent
fN Y Sun Cct Q
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GEN. JAMES HAMILTON.


The following interesting Card is published in the "
York Gazette We lay i, before readers with eI'a
pleasure. 1t is worthy Of lis high minded aurhof u"
General gave Us full permission TO publish his O'g'"I
letter, ii ws thought il could be Of any service t" "I'
mutual h!end [Andrew Stevenson )-EVen y thr''
had been any expressions in it,, which might h''I
been too strong, they are more than compe.s''-
6y the generous motive which prompted the I"''F,
and by The charming candor which breahei i"''E'
the present xpanation.-Up pom one point, wa ore SUI
fed that any remark from Gen Hamilton could sc'' :,
have been necessary. He the last man IN Inc we
to cast The slightest slur on the character OF IrI.n
the last objection that would have occ"'e' ~ y"
We know, that spirit like his wouid 'chef'Sn iof ~
opnus md cou,,ge too Lich an admration and for th
sufcTinps and mlsforiuncs too sincere sympathy "
one instant to entertain ieelihg 81 en"ry "Pi''
all the associations and attachments oil lhls) early '
Gry H,uuroy's LETTER FROM LoSDoS.-Gen'r''
uoni,on has published the following card expianatnf;
of The letter which appeared week or two since ~ '"
Richmond Enquirer, giving account Of the an'k oil
MIR O Connel country, al the Birmingham ann
slavery meeting.-N y Express.
"TD tie Editor of the .Nc,o York Ga.eHe:
"Sir-On my arrival in this city fe days since from
England, | met the publication of letter | address"
from London TO MIR. Richie. the Editor ct The hic"
mond Enquirer bearing date 18Th August, gl'nga ''s'
account Of the attack of Mr. Conne on the American
Minister aud America, at the anti slavery mee"'5 -
Birmingham on the frs. of that month o..
"AItlough placed at MIR. Riches option the p'',
lege Of publishing that letter or not as he might U,.
proper wished it to be distinctly understood Inc.
had my authority for doing 50, and regret t'a
should have either been questioned the an,he";"E
of the communication itself My principal oHlect' "@"
ever, in making this declaration, is, 10 have 1t
dis,incty understood that wrote the letter 70 W.
refer wllhou, the knowledge or connIVance o. ,,Iy
venson in the smallest particular he would he D'['
Incapable after p,ing accommodation at The Oh
of an adversary, of covertly questioning The ""''
which it was founded -, o.f,orrr'i Of
"As, however, bore no TeIa'!nn 70 "' - s,v BIN
or lock- to him any message verbal or o'her"r
ceyc lha, had clear CHI to maze Sha! c0"''''
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: Frederick, two and two, and the fifth man o tie
c of ~ members and tho House OF Delegates
- members Ii, expected, Worcester su return the WING
Senator and Delegates the next Legislature will divided po
81
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-02

Whenever bn office ls made n writing
you should reply % il a. soon ns na.s.
Die and having, 10 thls rase, mono dfibs
cmbarmssmcuis oft personal inlrry,ea.
you can make such q selection al vosls
az VIII best convey your moaplpv n
the person Is osiimab.c, YOU ,hnuil a..
press your sense Of his merit and
your gratitude for bis preference, In
strong tcrmsi and put your refusal "A
bis hand on the score OF your not Caei,,g
for him, that peculiar preference noros
sary TO the union he socks mi.
makes a refusal as little painful as pes.
slblc, aud soothes the lccinvs Won tgc
obliged to wound. The gentleman. lct.
ter should be returned in YOUR rcnly.
and your lips be closed ON the snbiort
forever afterwards tits his secret ana
you have no right to tell il 10 any. hint
1t your parents are your confidential
friends on all other occasions, he Will ma,
blame You for telling them
Your young female friends should new.
er be allowed to tease or banter yoo ip-
to the betrayng of this secret. You
cannot turn your ingenuity to better ac-
count than by using it TO battle their cu-
rloslty. Some girls arc tempted to tell
OF an offer and refusal in order TO account
Tor a cessation of those attentions. on
the part Of the gentleman, which have
been before so constant and marked as 10
be observed by their friends. But this
IS no sufficient reason for telling another
persons secret. You cannot always pre-
vent a suspicion Of the truth, but Won
should never confirm it by any disclosure
Of yours.
lfyou are 50 situated to meet the rcn.
tIoman whose hand YOU have refused.
you should do it with frank cordialjrv.
and put him at case by behaving as il
nothing particular had passed between
you. If this manner Of yours be so far
mistaken as TO lead 10 the renew
al Of the offer, Ic; him see. as soon as
possible that he has nothing 10 hope from
importantly, and that if he would pre-
serve your friendship he must seek no
more, Always cndcaror 10 make true
friends Of your rejected lovers. by the
dellcacy, aud honor with which vou treat
them. Il, when your own conduct has
been mcNceptionabIe, Your refusal to
marry Il man produces resentment. it ar
CUES some fault of character in HIM. and