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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-23
FOR PRESIDENT

GIVE are authorized to announce the Hon.
JAMES RARIDEN. as a candidate for reelection to
Congress, at the ensuing election in August next.
7 o. We are authorized to announce MARTIN
! NJ. RAY, Esq, Of Centrevile, a candidate for
Congress, at tho next August election.
GAT The Hon. Mr.. HENDERSON, (WhIg) has
been reelected Senator in Congress from Mis-
sissipp, by majority Of five votes over his Loco
Foco opponent. The Wing State Convention,
which recently assembled in the Same state, for
the purpose of nominating candidate for govern
or, and members of Congress adopted Resolutions
appointing delegates to the National Convention,
and instricting said delegates to vote for Hen
ry Clay as a candidate for President, and JohD
Tyler, Of Virginia, a candidate for Vice Presi-
dent
OF The correspondent Of the New York Cour-
Ter and Enquirer, says:--'I understand that Mr..
Van Buren, purposes during the ensuing spring and
summer, to make a grand tour through the South
ern and South western States, tho ostensible OBJ
jcct of which is, TO visit his sons wie's father in
South Carolina, and his '.ilus:rous predecessor"
at the Hermitage. He will set out in April. and
travel slowly through Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina to Alabama, thence up through
Tennessee, &c. home. 1t is expected that his
Georgia friends hero, will arrange the Presi~
dents journey, that he will accidentally happen
TO reach Mledgeville, about the time of the great
Convention, which is 10 meet at that place in
May"
60 a resolution has passed the legislature Of
Ohio, fixing the 9TH of March as the day of nd
ournmcnt
o. Navigation is resumed in the Ohio-l4
feet above low water mark.
o. The editor of the Wayne County Chron-
;le will publish an extra, commencing four months
previous to the August election and close at that
lime, of Imperial size a, 30 cents for the term.
0-The Legislature of this State adjourned DIE
Monday las but unable give proceedings of
he last few days of the cession, pa
from indianapolis have been received during the
week. We will probably have a list of the Acss, in slime
or public
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-23
FRO SP ECT -
FAMILY SCHOOLMASTER.

The object ainoi nv the publication of the above
named paper convey readers such moral, lit
erasy aud scientific information, i; IS hoped, win aug
their md social times the
subscription It's preiensions sple
did they good. Thee is much tina; such paper
this designed be, accomplish which cannot con-
veneh,y be brought about other Ii IS intend
ell explain popular and Instructive way, many daily
phenomena the Kitchen, the garden, the workshop, the
human Frame the things of EARTH nd water 10 be
the vehicle of appropriate enquiries and their respect
elevate the standard of sentiment above
vulgar preudces strengthen the tone of moral sen 10
of the and ncite taste
The first few numbers will perhaps
give opinion of its character, than anything
be said in the compass of brief prospectus We
hope, after acquaintance with our
weekly visitor, will be received welcome inmate OF
eve reasng family in the borough.
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"Den,ocratic MoDrFiERs',-Wi,h due Difference to ma
of the honorable Who composed the Federal Con-
venton which assembled Centreve, last week. we take
liberty ofmaking concerning Of their
proceedings. All read the minutes of that meet
ing, published the Federal organthe Jefersonan,
know that committee appointed ''consider
and report upon propriey of nominating county ticket
for members of Legislature be supported by the DEM
ocrat, of this county August electon Said
committee reported in favor of nomination, and III speak
ing of Wayne county, say she has received due
proportion of the public works. This is trnea admit IT,
But this report urges that should be
ected who would be enabled do something for Wayne
county by adding another the already extensive
of improvement these are TO be
called Nodters democratic modihers, thai Now,
support fo legislature unless he
will pledge himself do all in his power for the East Fork
canal but why advocate for
tension of system should be called naodlfer We des-
pise these catch The of This county
much excited previous the last election by this term
1'D,odify." y gotten up-modifyng can
ddates nominad and three of them elected What have
they donee Have they modified the system of Improve
iotat Have they off any work Have they
classified! No True they reduced the board
of improvement what the system always advocated
wished it, This all they have done and all they could
do. 1t is probable that with the present of
board that works will be suspended they should
be: but that is '.naod.cuo,'' in its broad and
tended Specification. No i'll the county Of WAYNE,
have heard express his opinion OF subject
conended for board under its old organization, and It's
representative capacity: but all wished it reduced
perhaps differ ing the number that should compose it.
Now what further modica be made and sustain The
nd State! We of none;
but additions be made the system, and
done. Wayne county has claims that i'll be overlook
ed by the friends of Internal Improvement bu. should
she herself elect od fers'men who go curailin.
their enrich themselves, expec
system men, as the other party sometimes called i'll
other of the state will lend hand hap nor when
,he goes against herself. We think not
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-23
; TIN, . full and fair Investigation should
NJ" Mcclure said, that he did not appear

- that a full and fair investing t'on snou'o
ma ,c.inre said, that he did not appear
80 .,;cuIar friend Of Com. Elliott, ioi !.
49,, thew him personally, but no ~odia q
-. - far IS he knew of the character Oh
44>,r".,,,odore, he believe he was sI,'c,Iy no
~ man. He called the attention o. '"o r TN'.
.vnIoits of the latter at the batie OF LAKE
4pme .skcd IL his public actions did not falsiiy
~ - The charges made against him. The
a c@ from Penn, (Mr- Naylor) had said that
Il C.,.s m vice in the calendar, of which the
Z e.odore was not guilty. Now he, MIR. NC,
ee'M tale upon himself to deny that such was
800 He was the gentleman had been
100 upon, by the enemies OF the Commoeo ,l
n Nee. then gave detailed statement. OF Tue
1-.,ances attending the case of Mr. Barton,
] ~ view of showing that the Commodore mao
"a ncrfcctly right, and could not nave hc'e"
E...r;sc. consistently with his duty OF enforcing
MAC in the SQUADRON. He reminded the
~. ,ba, nothing was said about the Kindness
Commodore TO Mr. Barton, alter he had
- but ashore. He informed gen'iefhen' 'nat me
! c-nodo,o ,ave 10 Mr.. b. a letter OF credit tor
:. n,vu,a,, Of physician and all necessaries he
I'll, ,.ou;rc during the healing Of his wound
AZ, M'C then commented at much length on
!. necessity of enforcing discipline IN our Navy
II assured the House, that if there was any
L;oo wrong about Com Elliott, it was his having
e,pported the late Administration and being a
asunch friend Of the present one MI vi y. said
DE proceedings originated in the malice OF a
| earion Of the community towards the Commodore,
1 rising from the glory of his exploits. He then
tont on to tell the House how much glory the
iCommodore had earned In the course OF his lie.
A also gave a statement of the decapItation oil
A. figure head on the Constitution, at which the
House was much amused
Mr. Prentiss Of Miss. followed and moved to a.
peud the resolution by requiring an Investigation
"a the conduct of the Commodore towards his chap
hin. Mr. r. accompanied the motion with some
.spropriate remarks.
Mr.. Pickens expressed himself with much
varmth on the subject, He said that If one half
itbe charges against Com. Elliott were true, the
NOR Of our Navy would demand m inv tigation.
AZ alluded in n very sarcastic manner to the Gu
leum passed upon that officer by Mr. Mcclure.
Hc Mr. p, thought if one half the stories about
n conduct a the battle OF Lake Erie, were true,
he Commodore ought to be the last man In the
vord to have his name connected with "gl0ry.'
The debate was about taking n wide range when
M, Cambreleng rose and said he did not desire
10 take part in the debate, but wished to call the
a.enion of the House TO the great amount of bn
aness before il, and concluded by moving the pre- 4
xious question: thus cutting of the amendments.
The resolution Of Mr.. Nay Tor was then adopted,
and select committee appointed TO investigate
The charges.
On motion of Mr.. Cambreleng the House went
Bills.
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FCoMMUnIc ATED.


DIED-In this place, tho 14th inst. AsBURY "
SULLIVAN, infant of Jno. w. Mary Ann SIlIivan
! aged months and seven days
"Sweet child, thou art gone to the land of rspose,
! Where sorrow, and signing, and pain come:
Thy Short pleasant life brought close,
For thy Father in Heaven, carly ca'l child home.
Thou gone but deep thy parents fond heart
Thine image all lovely, shall meier be removed;
Still pleasant-stn cherishsd--i, depart
IT'S all that remains of n child gre atty beloved.
When we think of the darling. so lovely, S mild;
When think of thy body, beneath the cold ground
Our souls warm affections awake for child,
Our hearts feel the pains of the still bleeding
When think of the che rub-for Oft we do think
Oh flower, early wthsfed, and laid in the tomb:
The cup of our sorrow, God gave drink,
Is mingled with hope of meeting
An YES, shall meet ,hes-our days swiftly flee,
The Master is near; yes, wa soon shall DO gone
To the land where child, child, sse
Where parting and forever unknown.,
Richmond, Fob. 1889.
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TIL. FEDERAL editor of the ysfs has s.sn pro

The FEDERAL editor Jsfe rsonian, has pro-
per, o make a sskick
awe rather think however, that some Democrats abous
particularly pleased with your music grinders
! Or your organs you mig ht designate them
II this applies u.s. modification n.ytfei. If Mr..
Fsderal wishes nsinuate that of the Democrats
around have taken umbage remarks of
only that they perfect liberty express
their dislike by ordering their discontinued We shall
upbraid IT, attempt excite the sympathy
the Wing party, for the purpose of inducing them sub
scribe make up deficiency. But this Federal
gan stepped OF his path insinuaie that
persons calling themselves Democrats, have discontinued
their patronage paper feel free tina, tco
individuals, the Postmaster this place. the other
private individual (whoe would be useless and dis
mention here,) did order the Palladium
ped The formor paid US promptly like man, and more
particularly like his fellow sub money
out of the drawer where he keeps tho 'peopes money!
What convenient thing is have the funds of the T.
States pay private debts with, The other individual
spoken Of after declining take and making his
wishes known in summary concluded take
it again: bu, have say
will receive tho Palladium again long control
of it,
Our Federal friend saws thsandnz verv high
hoy has declared this shall long exist, higher
polrer, has assured there ground ~
hat, another r'dfaH! Why Federal neighbor is
the luckess dog alive. DOL thousand and
now higher rer,''-ala. Martin Van Buren-assures
friend of Federal memory there is no ground for
fear"
Our neighbor, tina; he intends print
truth he ,derstands it VIVA, qualidca ton Well,
that's honest Now, tha. e print the truth
without any qualification about Truth is PLAIN and
nlp!e But times and things have changed lately.
ne anaerssd'd'ng' of some like the Irishman's
1ea'hs saw it and when he his hand it wasn't
here, -ride, the Cecil Wing and Jefersonian Then in
bors, of patriotism he exclaims:
''she hiAs shall fly
From their firm base as soon as L.,
r -h-e-w,..- l.
'sWho killed Cock Robin,
1. said the Sparrow,
With my bow md arrow II
killed Cock Robin,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-23

ANnie of Town Lots. in addition to KING hts.
sown.The Subscriber will offer public SALE or the
premises ,hs 4ta dav March, 1879, number of LOS
laid sd:ion 20 haighowa, =, te sress END o. faia
both sides of the uhsrland Road the sale to
from day day until comPs,ei. The Subscriber
unnecessary trouble iolic viii; protraesed
or false description of Knsh-sown. Suee il that
knistsown situated the bank of Bus Rlser
beautiful high and healthy situation. surrounded with ae
soil and like healthy 81 miles nlissaraiis.
on sid grea, Cumberland Road, with Uascf
Pbeer suient proci description of
machinery ha:.ver In short. knghssron possesses
many advantages any inland town IN iae weer eoaa-
Try advantage of high grading deep
cuts. Sisrnese TWINS. N-
TERMS or S,LE-Tne purchaser sssiI bs required
TO paw in ,ree equal iustaInents-6, H. ar saonths.
w IL CARY, o9.ie'or.
knightstoyr. Feb 8, 1889. st-e
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WING CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS.

t The Wings of this Congressional district hav
already the names of two prominent members q
tho party, the present member, the Hon. JAMK
: R,RIDEN and MARTIN NJ. RAY, ESQ as candidate
a for Congress, at the ensuing August election
E One or two others have been spoken Of, and ii
case the Wings of this strict should deem con
vention necessary, their claims will probably b,
submitted to the consideration of said Conven
lion.
We have always expressed our disapprobatior
} Of the Convention system, unless they are crea
ted in seifdefence. The present instance calls
for some measure by which the Wings can defend
themselves against the Vaccinations Of their op-
ponents, and as the meeting of the people in pri-
mary assemblies is of advised and legitimate
utility, and the policy generally adopted think
1t the duty of Wings thus to assemble; and then
If they shall after due consideration vote that a
Convention IS necessary to insure unanimty, we
think that such convention should be held. Not
of the '.packed'' friends of any man, but of true
and loyal friends of Wing principles, and they
with instructions from the primary assent lies to
sacrifice all personal feelings, and TO nominate
the man whom they believe will secure the larg-
est vote of, and is the choice of the greatest num-
q
such means, the decided choice of the party might
be ascertained, which would enable them to sus-
tain their present position and influence in the
National Legislature.
We do not assume TO give the opinion of auv
individuals but our humble selves; bat, are on the
present upon all other occasions, free 10 ex-
press that, unsoiicitous off influence. We have
strong personal preferences among the four five
persons spoken of candidates TO be presented
to Conve tion If is gotten up; but are per-
tectlv willing to support with best exertions
any indiv idual who may receive nomination by
the Wing party; for we have that confidence neces
sary to believe that man unless he advocates
the principles of Democracy and Republication
Will receive such nomination. We believe steps
should be Immediately taken to obtain the sense of
The wing party on the subject of Convention,
and we think those steps should be the early as
'emolIng OF the people in primary assemblies and
there discuss the propriety of holding Conven-
non. or propositions to secure the unanmi,y of the
Wing party, on one candidate. The ordinary
'lan OF meeting IN district assembly appears to
is as the most feasible, and one which would give
nc most general satisfaction. The time is fast
approaching when decision will be necessary:
therefore,, we hope the opponents of the present,
administration, will give the subject their earnest
nd early consideration. We hope by next week
give the opinion Of some Of friends through
II the county, and take this occasion TO invite a
,rsons throughout the district. who feel an inter-
t In the union Of the party to make known to US
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-23

The School MAsTER.--A specimen number of this tto
publication will appear of eight But
ha ing been unable get materials Gin
cnna, thai need, shall enabled give it as
and handsome appearance design give
sequens numbers. All intended ma
be addressed Publishers, through Postoalce
erwsc.
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:, .rc or LOIS. in addition to KNIGHTS

'oALE or LOTS, in addition To KNIGHTS.
TOxvN..The undersigned, in pany with several
ofke having purchased that we'll kaown and valuable
Fnr sntainng abou, one hundred and eighty W.
49, ,encdiasely heiweea aad adjoining KNIGHTS
row ,*ar.i RAISVILLf. each side of N, CUM
2ERL.. n ROAD, Blue river in Hearv county. IT.
Lisa, VITA n view of UNITING SAID TOWNS will
nrcea5 20 sa II Public Sals shz premises the tn
Id,y Of March aax,. much of said land in lots
IN b. sscisa satisfy the demand. the sal. eoa,in
u. from iav 10 day. until completed.
The nropretors hsas that the public interest
severn, wears PAST, required th-t this shoad
h. converted into ,s, and hsas ala, tas
tos son ana advantages generally kaown, asen
unnecessary glowing advertisement. bat
willing TO leave recommend tsel those who
Inclined TO purchase.
They will however Of the
yantages this has
many be- similar the connection of the Siamase
Twine. Its situated 20 miles from Richmond 81 from,
Indiana polls. Is from Rushsilis. IL from Newcastle
thai keeps well in the State, and
rounded with abundance of WATER POWER, with IL
Gss mills, Is Saw mills, Oil mills. Fulliny mills
Ca riding machines. Eiaii males Of as place; besides
building and number OF unoccup,ed-
admitted. there nothing that promote III,
growth Of inland much OF wa
mcchlenTy.
TERMS OF SsiIE.-one third Of .Ao rurch1se money.
be six months, third /, twelve months A.,
balance in eighteen months Sc urity required q, The
first raymant For moneys paid ia aai hb.rai dseoun.
will be given.
f. X. HART. JOEL. Pt,SEY
CALEB WHITE, JOfINH BALES
1870
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-23

CANTON BANk-GOOD NEWS.-The
Columbus Register of the llth inst. .ays:-'We
are authorized to state, that the Canton Bank
will redeem its notes with pecie,wi,hin two weeks
from this date
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-23

nONT LOOK AT THISi-Ths subscriber wishes to
JSELL or RENT Immediately two public fCt3-MON-
EY-MAkING ESTABLISHMENTS, and
Portable Dwelling houses, Main Street., and opposite
Court and Market Houses. the city of Indiana polls Ia
ppcation mus, made February, 1892 for Tav-
Stand and Coffee House. and before, the fifteenth of
March for the Dwellings, by letter to Centre
ville Wayne la; and but good, qualified
need apply.
JAMES b. RAY.
Jan. % 1880. 5u.
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January l 1889.

4 NABINET FURNIfJRE.-Stcphen uncan. has
~ finished, and his warc-roon genera. a.so-,-
men of Cabinet w ares consisting of Bureaus dning
and breakfast Tables plain AID fancy Work aud Candle
Stands; Beds,sads of all patterns All mad. of
the terals and by Persons
ing purchase. i'll pleass all his work An
articles has line made order, notice Ar,
on moderate terms Soaiis made and funerals attended
with pronptness
Richmond, Eco. Q, 1889. n,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-23

Royal PRESENTS FROM PERsIA-Hussen Khan,
Envoy Extraordinary from the Persian Court to
England, is on his way, charged with some su-
perb presents TO the Queen. and her ministers, a
mong which more than fifty cashmere shawis
OF exquisite beauty and immense value.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-23

TNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS-we will nav the
i highest marke, price for Raccoon, Mink. GREY For
and Martin SKINS: TO be delivered previous
May Hat and Cap establishment. corner of
Main and Fifth Dennison's HOTEL Cine
Also for a few prime Otter and .W1skrat
We have hand good stock Fur and Silk Hats Of
own manufacture, for the spring trade
DAVIS & DODD
Feb 3D. 1889. Repub.l 10,
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WING ASSOCIATION.

The officers of the above Association are re-
quested TO meet at the Wing room, on THIS
EVENING, Saturday, February %, 1889.
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NOTE BY TIE PUBLISHERS.

Tue publication of paper of the character the School
purposed be- has long been desired by OF
citzen and believing ourselves il may be made
great utility the community general, and tho young
portion particular, have determined to commence
the publication, which the above is the prospectus e
solicit for it patronage with It's merits
will be published half sheet Medium, of the best quality,
good type, and and handsome style of typogra-
ply. Terms, dollar, per IL viii be common
a sufficient number of subscribers obta med
HOLLOWAY Il DAVIS
Richmond, Ind. Feb. IS, 1889 ti-6
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nOCTOR T. j. COOLEY, offers his professional
vices the inhabitants Of Richmond and vicinity
Residence side of Main stree,
l. Reeds Drug Store. REFERENCE: j. NJ S.arbuck, II.
d. R. Cogey, II. D.. nd H. T. Reid, A. B., of Liberty:
L. Casserline, NJ d. of Fairfield; r. W. Coe.cos, ". D..
Robert John. f. Barick, Nathan Brown, and A. Mat
son. Esofs Of Brookville.
February Q, 1889. 3:-5
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.--N i'll be sold on Sat-
IA urday, the I'd day of March, next the late resi-
of John Bocas deceased all personal OF
said deceden;, consisting of mare, and calf
Sheep Corn, Hogs, stove, and other Household and
Kitchen furniture, Farming utensils DC. Sale
O'Clock The usual credit will be given and
ali Inc particulars made known the day of sale.
PETER SMITH, .4dna'r.
Feb. 9th 1889 5 St.