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arloW. Same.
! of the above stated case,
4 to the Sheriff Of Madison
BALL expose TO public sale,
the highest bidder, at the
! doorin the town Of Can
bday, the 10th July next,
& described property, viz;
| land, known as lots No.
|, in the town Of Madison
|egro boy named Murray,
bl2cksmlth's tools, some
10 beds and bedsteads-
nl will be sold to satisfy
ated cases.
L smiths tools, iron and
! sold on the premises in
y. FiOURNOY, Sh'a.
3-5w [pr fee $40
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From the Baltimore Transcript of ID
FROM HARRISBURG.
2 K.

There is still probability OF greater ontrages
at Harrisburg than have yet occurred. The re-
port to the Senate Saturday IN favor OF recog-
nizinr the branch Of the House over which Mr..
Cunningham presides the House OF Represen-
tativcs has created new excitement. meet
inr was held on Saturday by the Van Bnren par
" in authorization OF this action OF the Senate,
which, 1T is said, composed partly OF citizens,
ard partly Of soldiers. Col. J. Mccahen vas pre-
sent in full military dress, and ociated as the
principal speaker.
The Harrisburg Kew Stone of Yesterday morn
mo at one O'Clock calls upon its party throughout
the State TO take up arms in defence Of the stand
taken by the members from Philadelphia county
and announces. in terms of bitter Remuneration,
the arrival of fresh troops from some OF the inter
lot counties
The same paper states that body oil troops
from Cumberland county, arrived there on Sun
dav, who took possession OF the arsenal winch the
lI.iladalnhia ,raans had a tod .I l.,..rs he
fore. SeVeraf companies were also expected yes
tcrdav from Adams county. The Philadelphia
troops have all returned home
The following comprises the proceedings of Sa-
turday in the Senate.
The report Of the Senates Committee on the
subject the contested election IN the S,h Sena-
torial District, was adopted on Saturday by the
Senate. by Il vote of p to 10. The Wing Sena-
tors elect, Mcssrs. James NJ. Bell and Robert ?
McClav. were then sworn IN and took their seats
In the Senate on Saturday, report was made
bv the Committee which had been appointed t
inquire into the subject Of the organization of the
House OF Representatives,. Alter the reading OF
the report and accompanying dispositions, the
chairman Of the committee offered resolution
that the Senate do recognize the body presided
over by Mr.. Cunningham. to be the House ct iiep
reseutatives This resolution occasIoned debate
which Messrs. PenroSc. Fraiiv, Bell and Chester
and others took part After which a tnoton t,
r5cOmmit prevailed.
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norant and miserable? Has he ascertained all
this, and yet does he not sympathse with his
former companions In doubt. and his dciudcd con-
verso Wonld that sincerity of purpose, which
he averred, melted him to action IN former days.
permit him 10 fold his arms III easc,--his
eyes being frightened by the light Of expo
Renee. and seeing his companions walking in lio
mists of Scep,cisn?
am no politician; to this you testify; nor
does any political partiaty actuate me this
time. Nevertheless, must say, that while Ire
loice IN the reflection. that Republican wisdom
has disassocaed Church aud State, cannot per-
ceive why (thnugh the contrary be taught By L.
D. o. the rhoIc character of man may no,
taken into view. when he presents himself be
fore the public to judge of his fitness for civil
station His domestic social, civil aud religious
habits and adaptabilities, should all he canyassed
Does not the "Priyate character remain thes anC
III all situations IN life? Ii a be headstrong
and reckless in the domestic circle, Will he no, be
headsrong and reckless IN the great family OF the
Republic? If, in addition to his obstinacy, he
be schemetul, will he not devise and persist IN
t.Eexpcriments' on the nation? If he be religious
" enthusiastic, or ianatical, will the mail, if he
can help it. be allowed to perform It's duties the
first dav of the week? or will not tho Bible be
threatened TO be supplanted by the Book Of Nor
mon2 fho be Of no religion all, and contempt
uously eye its 'superstitons, and scorns to be
called a christian, will he be the maj, to say
righteousness exaIteth nation?'
After all, we to accept this language OF his
communication in the ..Jeifersonian.'' a Tevo-
cation of his former optical publications? or is
it a mere political mannvre9 VIII he not dis
dain to acknowledge the latter? 1.-The admit the
former, hope my expostulation will not be in
vain. If he admit it not, as political watchmon
he falls into your hands And then
s.One sigh for distressed.
VIVA, .hcn isstidets? a deeper sigh
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TIE PALLADIUM, Is published on double
medium sheet with good type; ana contains as
mich reading matter - any other paper in tho
state. Is terms Of Subscription for the ensuing
year, Ill he Two DOLLARS & FIrry CENTS if paid
IN advance or within month after the com
menccment of the volume; THREE DoLLARs II
within the year, and FouR DOLLARS If paymen,
BE delayed until nttcr the expiration of the year
Advance payments being 10 the mutual interests
OF all parties, therefore ts hoped tha, tina, course
VII! he generally adopted
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FIRE! I'IREm FIREu, FIREnn

WHEREAS, the unusually cold and
dry weather have moasurablv left rs
without the necessary facility for ex-
tlngulshlng fire. should it occur-be-
sides increasing the liability: we have.
therefore, for the safety OF our town
and welfare of It's citizens. adopted rhe
following resolution:
Resolved, by the Burgesses and
Borough Council of the borough of
Richmond, That !; is the Imperative
duty OF every householder, in the b.
rough. to examine well his fire-places
hearth. and ilue; to have them well
secured from the innovation ofrats. or
other scrmln. calculated to create ave-
nues for fire, and, also, to keep all
wells or pumps, on his promises, i'm or
der Tor use at any moment: as much as
possible preserve what little water
there Is III town, and contribute such
other AID, as may be necessary. to pre-
vent the calamity usually attendant on
q contlagration.
Passed, Dec %. 1888.
J. w. GREEN, First Burgess.
JOSEPH THORPE, Clerk.
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From tie National TatelIieencer.

Y
Gentlemen: Jast before the ad| aurnment Of the
House to-day, there was a message from the Pres
ident transmitting additional information IN
swer to the resolution Of inquiry relative to the
disturbances III Harrisburg He communicated
two letters one from the Collector of the Port Of
Philadelphia in which the Collector states that
he was in error in his former letter IN saying that
no officer Of the customs was participant IN the
dlstuI bance at Harrisburg; and that one Of his
officers James Il. Hutchinson, vas At Harrisbarg
for three DAVIS in defiance Of MS Mr.. Volts gen
eral order to his officers, requiring them not to 60
there.
The letter is from Samuel y. Patterson, Mar
shall of the Eastern District OF Pennsylvania, IN
which he states that NJ. Maeuch, mentioned IN
the Governors letter. IS deputy marshal. and
was and is at Harrisburg. But MIR. Marshal Pat
erson. however, forgot suppose, to state that tie
himself was President of u meeting II the district
Of kensngton, held on the 10th instant, in which
an executive committee for the said district was
Observation-Disclosures to accept the service Of
, thousand minute men to be reidy ia moments
notice. to assist the dlsturbers at Harrisburg il
need be; and that the same Nj. Patterson MAS
himsclfone OF that executive Committed. 81 much
for the interference of the officers Of the United
States in the disgraceful scenes at Harrisburg.
CHARLES NAYLOR.
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sIs Ga S&I. GVy.yINEa
Surgeon Dentist

A. taken rooms directly Irwin Reeds Dru, Store
Aalh street, where he is prepared for all onera,io,.
II etstfy on the most approved plan. He has eighteen
different instruments for extracting by which the mos.
ecuit ana however much decayed be removed with
perfect 800
n b. Take Of your if YOU know wta, il rood
ana comforabe delays dangerous Artificial teeth in
TO Hundreds, - -Oe'o'''e
Richmond, Dec 90, 1898 81,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned have taken Of the Wayne Probate
Court, letters of Administration the Phelus
deceased late Of the borough Richmond WayI county,
lndana therefore, they respectfully reques, all persons in
debed to said estate make immediate aynen; and all
those having claims aganst the present
year this date legally authenticated settle
The estate supposed be solvent.
JOHN M'WHINNET, .fdH,iaistrator
ELIZABETH PHELPS, .4dnai7.istrasrix
December %, 1895. 5O-3.
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Ia Up.

Bf William Vail, of Beaver Creek township. jaw coun
~, indiana two EstEays; bay MARE. tNo wears old
last spring supposed be II hands high blaze face-bo
blaze nearly meets below eyes, the near fore foo, who
and black streck in the on inch broad npprased
20 thlTiYhve dollars the other, iron grey HORSE
supposed 10 be year old last SPRING. appraised TO twenty
dollars, 10y william Baldwin and George > Haipes
\ true copy ircIn my Estrny Book
THOMAS GRAHAM. J. p
December 19ih. 1893. 5I3, y
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be sol on Saturday the 18th day Of January next,
at the late residence Of JOAN Phelps, dec-ascd all tho per-
soHal estate Of said decedent, consisting Of
Trio Hor:cs, a good tlro horse Wagon, tiro sets
Of doubfe Harness, large quantity Of Cloths,
Cassinefs. Fiannels, and Jeans. three mantle
Ctochs, .ffty.frc shares in the Richmond Ira
ding and Manufacturing Company, Houschoh
and Kitchen Furniture, together uith a great
number Of other articles too tedious to notice
Sale a. 10 O'Clock liberal credi, will be
given, and further particulars made known tne day
sale. Attendance given by
JOHN N'WiIINNEY. Humanitarian.
ELIZABETH PHELPS, .3duatr.isfratrix.
December ., 1888. 5o-,s
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TAKE NOTICE

81 persons indebted u me, informed ,,a thai,
->ci ~ arc left in the hands of ROBERT NORRISSON
VINO Is authorised to coec; the same Promnt nnyn,o,,
be given. Jns;l'pf, 81 !. ~ ,nios
Twelfth Month 9th 1893 :, -
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Executors NSficp

A|i persons indebted TO the Thomas Robe-d-
u deceased, are rogue to make immediate payment.
~ All those having claims said estate ,,s,
sent ten legally authenticated for settlement within onc
year from this date The supposed 10 be solven,
SOLOMON w. ROBERDS.)
JONATHAN ROBERDS, { EXecaio"
iN'-htoi'4, ian mo. IN, 1888. 5l--3t
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\ few weeks since we announced intcn-
ton to increase the price Of our paper, being
necessary for lis future imPros enent; bn: time
did not permit Us then to give views in detail
as we wished embrace the present a fl OPP
portunity for further suggestions relating thereto
We have the vanity to think that every reader
of the Palladium. and their number has been con-
stantIy increasing, must be sensible Q. striking
Improvement in its appearance and size, and COD
tents. in the course of the last two years. That
Improvement was accompanied By an increase in
expenses which regard for pecuniary inter
ests alone. would have forbidden, except from the
prospect of greatly enlarged subscription in
consequence thereof. Although the circulation
Of our paper has been extended, and our subscrip-
ton list considerably increased, our readers and
patrons are the only ones who have received the
benefit Of the change. Notwithstanding, we are
determined to enter upon the new volume with
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CORRESP DEN CE
To The Editors Of the Palladium.
ROBERT DALE OWEN.

How has, thou da7'l the DEITY deiaEone?
How d;ir'd iniict Him of a world .-.s this9
If .uch the world, creation a cine;
For wha, is crime, bur cause of misery!
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4 LII persons indebted : onahan PsoneI ar. hsrehv
"A rohed that the un5er igned is
his and Whit win become due On the 18th
DecembsE (inst Therefore who negiecs aisnd
n his NOTICE. viii b waited by proper for
maxim, collections.
SAMUEL I. MOMMAY.
Milton, Ind. Dsc e.h, 1893. ga
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House andLot for Sale

The undersigned wish sell private sale, lot No II
that part Of laid by G. w Sta situated
Oh Main straat near the Eastern line Of tho Cor
having il a good story Frame House, with Ki,rb
attached IL; also Shop, occupied hy NJ Wa.
Wagon-rnaker shop; and other NECESSARY roox..-
iencies Terms viii be reasonable f-e- ;.,,o.
iion inquire Of CALEB y dEA CON
sAMEyL FLEMING,
Der. D, 1893 5n,e
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LOOK HERE, LOOK UERFu

LOOK HERE! LOOK IiERE!i
A Pocket BOOK vas recently fond and deposited with
for the ho have by giving sa,.actou
Of MS ownership, and paying for this advertisements,
JESSE WAY.
" lnchs5ter Ia, Dec. p 50-3t
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STAT 1STICAL TABLE OF WAYNE COUNTY
Showing the Fase and amount Of imports and exports
the of capital invested and the value of the in
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
The Indians pRnacea.

FOR SALE at the DRUG STORE of Smith,
Ransard & Co. on Market ST. 2 doors from Main
HIIOR the cure of Rheumatism, ScroiuIa or
H. Kings Evil, Sciatica or Hip-Gout lncipi-
ent Cancers, Salt Rheum, Syphilltic and Mercural
Diseases particularly Ulccrsand affections of the bones
liberated Throat and Nostrs; Ulcers of every de.
scripton Fever Sores and Internal Assesses Fistu
las, Scald Head, Scurvy, Bes, Chronic Sore Eyes
Eryspelas, Blotches, and every variety o Cuaneous
affection; Chronic Catarrh, Headach from particular
cause; Pain in the stomach and Dyspepsia, proceed
ING from vitation Affections of the Liver, Chronic
Inflammation OF the Kidneys, and general debility,
caused by torpid action of the vessels of the Skin
1t IL sngularly eficacious in renovating those con.
sttutlons which have been broken dc"yn by mnd
dious treatment, or juvenile irregu' htes In gen.
eral terms, il is recommended in Al those diseases
which arise from impurities in the blood or ytation
Of the hnmours, Of whatever name or kind.
April -, 1897 4ltf
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Plantation for Sale.

EPElNG desirous TO change my occupaticn,
ND wish TO sell the plantation on which now
reside, containing $500 acres situated on both sides
of the Hamilton and Cotton Gin road, and about
six miles from the lormer place. There is about
250 acres Of land improved, and now in very high
state of cultivation, with comfortable dwelling
house and other out houses usually found on such
an estate The above land hes in Monroe county,
Mississippi. Twill also sell the crop OF corn and
fodder, plantation utensils, stock OF horses, cows
and hogs would also sell twelve or fifteen likely
negroes if sale of the land can be effected Should
the tract of land be too large il will be divided to
suit purchasers. deem it unnecessary to give a
definite description Of the above property, as it is
presumed that those wishing to purchase will first
view the premises and Judge for themselves The
terms will be accommodating, and made known b.
making application to the subscriber residing on the
premises. i HOS. J. FORD.
September H. 1871
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Commission Business,

niSS0LUTlON.--Th Coparnership here
~ tofore existing between George s. Games
and Jonathan Emanuel, as EMANuEL g. GAINES,
has this day ceased BY mutual consent. The un-
settled business Of the frm will be settled by either
oi the undersigned, and the name Of the firm used
in liquidation only. GEO. w. GAINES,
J0NA. EMANUEL.
EMANUEL & GAINES respectfully acqusint
their customers and friends that Geo. w. Gaines
and James Fitzsnmons will continue the Fsctorage
and Commission Business on their own account and
that they will he pleased to attend to the business
ofsnah af their friends as may favor them with their
patronage.
COPAkTNESHIP. .-GEoRoE w. GAMES and
JAMES FIrzsIMMoss, having this day sMered into
business under the name aud style Of GAINES &
FITZSIMMONS, will give their attention excu-
sively to the Factorage Business. They will be
pleased to attend 10 the business Of the customers of
the late firm OF EMANUEL & GAINES, and re-
spectfuly solict their patronage, and that Of any
others who may entrust them with their Business.
They will remark, that il will be their utmost care
10 merit the confidence oftheir friends.
GEORGE w. GAINES,
JAMES FITZSINiMONS.
Mobile, Sept 4, iSS7--2l-tf
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
state OF Mississippi, Lowndes Go.

Probates Court, December Term, 1887
TO Mary Clandenin, Claiborne Myers, Elizabeth
o. Hsnlon, Nancy Myers and Robert Myers, heirs
Of David Myers, late Of Rchland District South
Carolina, deceased, and James U Hanon, execu-
tor Of the last will and testament Of said David
Myers, decd. and to all others interested in the
real estate Of said David Myers, decd. lying in
the county Of Lowndes and State Of Mississippi.
You are hereby cited to appear before The Pro-
bates court Of sad county Of LOwndes, at the Court
house thereof, on the first Monday of March. 1888;
then and there 10 show cause, If any you can, why
the following lands, the property Of the estate Of
said David Myers dec d. TO wit: the west half of sec
ton No ten; the west half Of the southwest quar-
ter Of secten No twenty-three; the west half of
section No twenty-five; the whole of section No
twenty-six; eighty acres of the east side Of section
No twenty seeen, running the whole length of said
section, and extending in width 81 as To embrace
eighty acres; the north half of section No thirty
five and the west half Of the northwest quarter Of
section No thirty-six, all in township No nineteen,
Of range No seventeen east, should not be sold ac-
Cording TO the prayer Of the petition Of David +.
Myers one of the executors Of the last will and tes
lament Of said David Myers, deed. and further 10
do and suffer such things as shall he considered of
and ordered by the said court in the premises.
Witness, Thomas Sampson, ESQ. Judge of Pro-
bates for Lowndes county, the first Monday of De
cember, 1887. Issued the l4th day Of December
1887. Attest: II. ID. HADEN, Crk
| Dec. Is, i637-23t6 (pr fee Sl7 so
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
lYar Department NOtiee.
OFFIcE lSDnS AFFAIRS,

UFFICE ISDIAS Affairs,
August lOth 1881.
TEyTE President Of the United States, on aP-
p.icstlon Of ROBERTSON JAMES, ana
u,, e ckasaw Indian, having thought proper 10
u.psud tie issue OF patent for one section Of lani
do tHe Chickasaw country, known as section 80,
township "a, range east, which has been located
G- and is now occupied by Robert Gordon; no.
nee j, ereby gwen to the said Robertson James
and Robert Gordos and all other persons concerned,
that they have leave to hle al ihIs Office, cnul the
frs, dag Of June, 1898, written arguments and aii-
davi,s IN support Of their respective claims, which
sal "a arguments and afidavils, will be Immediately
hrr,aiterad before the proper authorities, for such
acton IN the premises as to them may seem proper.
c. 4. HARRIS,
Commissioner Of Indian affairs.
Sent. |. ls3f-20-2Sw
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Valuable Mills for Sale.

THE subscriber viii sell his Mills, now in
Il operation on the buttahatchy, situated IS
milcs north oI Columbus, la LoWndes county Miss
There are many coHTehieHces attending these mil,
not common IN this country: among these are the
following; they are neWly but, Of the best materi-
aIs, by T Wiggins Co with first rate stones, and
Dutch boiling cloths, and hesitate not to say, they
are the best mills for grinding wheat n the country.
Besides the purchaser val have the privilege o
buying with the mls,4s0 acres OF good farming land,
on which there is good timber, with fine springs in
different places well ada pied to osummer residences
Another great advantage is, thpt the river is navi
gable for several mules above, and Jw-ogs can be
brought TO the mills with very little expense, and
lumber taken down the same into the Blghy to CO.
lumbus, or far Mobile in the winter and spring
season. There is, also, all excellent fishery, with
comfortable dwellings and other out buildings.
| should not omit TO say, that these mills are so
situated to be perfectly safe in high water, as
they one mile from the channel Of the river, sup
piled by slue plcntuly at all seasons, and quite
eddy at the highest time that ever has been known
in this country. There will be no necessity OF keep
ing up expensive dams
The society of all the surrounding country is
good. ANY gentleman wishing to purchase will
10 well to call and examine the same. Terms
payment will be made easy to punctual purchasers.
The subscriber will be generally about the premises.
WINCHESTER DUMAS.
July s. 1887 5ltf
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
Aberdeen Hotel.

VENHE proprietors of the above named esab-
u lrhment, respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they are now prepared
to accommodate travellers and hoarders And hope,
by strict attention to the comforts Of their guests, to
merta share otpatronage.
The Hotel is under the sole management of Hem
ry Duncan. DUNCAN s SMITH.
Aberdeen. MI, Nov. 81. lSS7-2l-tf
90 The Nachez Free Trader, Mobile Register,
Nashville Union and Memphis Gazette, viii pub
lsh the above for three months in their weekly pa
pers. and forward their bills to us at Aberdeen
Columbus Democrat., 1838-01-20
State OF Mississippi, Lowndcs Co

PrObates Court, December Term, 1897.
TO oil persons interested in the real estate of Ed
ward J. G. Kewen, Achilles l. Kewen and Tho
mas w Kewen, minor heirs Of Edward Keweu,
late Of said county Of LOwndes, dec'd
VOU are hereby cited to appear before the
IL Prohates court Of sad county of Lowndes,
at the Court house thereof, on the first Monday of
March, 1885, then and there to show cause, if any
you can, why the following lands, the property of
the estate OF said minors 10 wit : Lots number one,
four six and eleven, situated on the southwest quar-
ter OF section number fifteen, township number
eighteen, Of range number eighteen west, the Joint
property oisad minors also the northeast quarter of
section number seventeen, township number eigh-
teen, Of range number eighteen west, the property
Of said Edward c Kewen, and also the northeast
quarter of section number thirty-six, in township
number seventeen, Of range number nineteen west,
the property Of said Achilles L Kewen (al in the
county of Lowndes aIorcsaid) shall not be sold ac-
cording to the prayer Of the petition of Robert
Dowdle, guardian OF the said Edward J. c., Achilles
l. and Thomas G. W., and further TO do and suffer
such things as shall be considered Of and ordered
by the said court in the premises.
Witness, Thomas Sampson, Esq. Judgc of Pro-
bates fT Lowndes county, the fist MONDAY Of De-
cember 1897. Issued the 18th dny of December,
9sS1. Attest: R. d. HADEN, Crk.
Dec q, 1887 9At6 [Pr fee Ella 90