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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
Here's the place for ssarSains.:

4 EARNEST. would respectfully inform his friends
ant the puhlr generally, thai ne has jn- received
from Philadelphia, II adal.oa his former stuck,
assortment OF goods. IN his line, consisting of
Super. B5fe BLacb, bris,jle Green, and Dalq CLOTHS
Blue, Biack, Ltee5tier colored, and Figured C.4SSE
TERES; Blue, Btrck, Steel-nlird, Lead colored and
Drab S.4TYLNEIIS; Boaba=irlc, and SIR eitet
JESIINGS; Canrfss and Putting, tasetter rcih al
necessary trimmings;
which he viii sell, the lowest rates. for CASH lie VIII
be found his Old stand NaIn street, nearly opposite
the Bank where he ~ promptly attend to all calls and
work ORDER IN the approved fashionable
style. His friends invited call, examine, and pur
chase.
Richmond, Dec. 10, 1893. 49tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
THERE'S MUSIC IN A MOTHERS VOICE.

There's music i'll mothers voice,
More sweet than oreezes signing;
There's kindness IN a mothers glance.
To pure, Tor dying.
There's love within a mothers breast,
50 deep IT'S overhowiag;
And care for those she calls her own,
That's ever, ever growing.
There's anguish in mothers tear,
When farewell fondly taking,
Thar 50 the heart Of pity moves,
Isscasceiy keeps from breaking.
Ana ~hsl mother kaeels 70 Heaven.
An4 Tor her caIlG Is praying,
O. no saa!. AaIf the fesyor tell,
That bl.a. IN all she's saying.
a mother how haf tender arts
Can sooth the breast Of sadness,
And ssrolga me gloom Of life once more,
B.d sa.ae tha s1a Of gLadness.
Another. when sc evenings STAR,
Her course aa-a a@asea before Us,
From brighter worlds .e-a5az is still,
Al. watches f.ally o'erus-
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A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOurL

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and /, be e,urr adapted to ito treatment 81 bl,sa,
ferers, and o.ac dese@, IN which fodttg congestion
OF me Htff ana t,'rtfi f'f'e prevail
II Is a3ns-ao9 ~ az ''7'5, N.ee IT y necessary To
cleanse 4 stomach am novels u removes ohstuctaa,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
100 KEGS WHITE LEAD. received and for sale
1OO BY J. h. DUGDALE.
Richmond, Sept. Is, 1888.
Boots. Shoes and Broyans.

~ ENENS & son. have Oh hand an excellea, a.
IL. sortmenI of articles III their line:
Gsratlsrers' s Boots and Saoes, lst and Pad qt.aIty
Mems ksp aud co5rse Boots aud Slsoes,
Youths and boys and IHe DO.
Gentlemen nae coli seal and morocco ptanaps,
C'sIlfre1a and infant S5ocs,
Ladies eaF seal. and yrqssils StPpers, and Shoes,
H0H3el-s Boots and Shoes,
Together wiki general assortment cf Shoemaker's f nd
ng, all OF saich they viii sell very lew approx
ed trade CaA ana examine before purchasing elsewhere
Richmond, 18th eth, ISIS. ASH
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26

For Sale. one-and a-kaIf miies north Of Richmond
Situated the Middle fork II " hiewNter. there = -
the premises good S4U MIL, and new hul4ir- 81
sufficient considerable Machinery esth two g5
t.tRDLNt .N.itIiLNtS, aad PICKER. eli j,
good ORDER twenty acres OF hrst ale no,,a
f-fND Also Hnttss and Lot "a Richmond on From,
street net far from Nam, and adjoining e-.tenee at n
T. Holloway Possession gvea lnpme8tateIv-taras very
liberal, fer further particular, mcguire o!
&. MENilttstt ALL.
TIN ta2 25'f. E@fS- SNAf
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II appears, from report made TO the Senate
yesterday by the chief engineer, that the fol-
lowing amount of taxes will have to be levied for
internal improvement purposes. for the years
named. 10 wit:
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vNARM FOR SALE.-.The unierSlra.a xv,.,.. =.
l. sell a FARM containing Acres. with a SNAIL
improvement, and comfortable buildings TIE aad !. -
the best etality. web watered, and HEALTHY saa,a,
ana only mile from New Castle. coaatv seat of Hs
county. Irdiana IL will be sold extremely le. a, ~.
subscribers anxious into available means
For further nfonai enquire on the premises or Of
j. >. X W. RtSSEY
Boston, October 9th 1888 eg,fr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
Grain for Sale.

Oats IN the =aeaE Corn ana HAY for sale bv
EDMUND ENENS.
Richmond. l2,hm :, ls3s llo-t.l
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
FEHIE subscribers method Of informing the pub
lie that they have this day assigned all their property
real and personal James r. MendenhalI and Daniel r.
Nggns, Trustee for the benefit Of their creditors, and
hope b. doing receive the appreciation Of all.
THORN BERRY. HAYNES & 20.
y. B. Persons wishing machinery, castings, any
other articles THIS ne nave bv calling
upon as=guaes- +, II. &, %.
Rjc6a9aa, December lith, 1893. 49tf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-16
BALTIMORE, 4,h February
VERY LATE FROM RIO DE JANEIwo.


The brig Orleans, Captain Lewis arrived Mt this port yes
tcray from Rio de Jaero. whence she sailed 2ad
December The o. eft this the 18Th October last, and
had outward Of days, and returned in IL days
having performed her voyage in l. little more than three
1Donls and half
The editor. American h,vc been kindly favored by
mercantile house with the following from
cciyed by this rival.
"RIo DE JANElRo, Dec. |.
Coffee, the past month, has advanced consequence OF ar
pcce de,ai for the Cape CT Good Hope from
1t sent to England aud introduced the
Colonial Coffee This evasion of the Coon laws Of Eng
i""d' is expected will 500" lie stopped,
Business is dull and stocks imports large and daily
menting. Money continues to hn very
Imports Of Flour since 9th ut 959 rs from the u States
AMI lae7 from Europe Stock 50 COO a tn 900 brs.
Advces from the River Plate tho prospects for the
Grain crops tho Banda Oriental aud Bnenos Ayrcs be
"of great promise
The prices here arc ,7Dou a l7N5o for for Iaxa salcs
IO0 q 3n1on for Baltimore, and 0D00 li1OO for ori-
nary The stock so large that improvement in prices
cannot be expected, until it he grooy diminished. We
not htey TO have any export dem md hereafter.
l)ome.tics very dull and the supply large. Neither
plain white twied nor blue goods will la &c
quantity of plain is daily expected from England
The quantity of Coffee exported since 9th ult Is 900
bags TO the States i29 Europe and 4S26 he Cape
ct Good Hope The prices superior 10C9 4GUO; first
s5o Ca o; regulars 3HGOn ~ 73O. supplies have
been as large anticipated this The crop
will be small That of next ofvcry allie promise.
Exohange is always uncertnn-29 "a 29.d. The de-
ponds on whether bills forced
Late dates Hom Buenos Ayrcs do lead hope of an
eay settlement of the French difficulties there unless
revolution should occur in politics. and Gen Rosas he either
assassihaed or 10 resign The latter is probable
occurrence the Intelligent portion of the community being
against him, aud great distress prevailing among all elias
from the general sus pension of every occupation.
Large orders for specie npon Sterling bills have, within
few days, been received from the RIVER Plate owing
low price of Hides there, aud the difficulties of passing bills,
Rio dc IanriIo Dec. 81.
nrroa higher q ot owing another doaHd for the Cape CT
Good Hope"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-16
CA EsIlS

IL PRINTED at The shortest Notice, in DE most
elegant B4,nnc, in Black Coored INKs, on Enamel.
led, White tlukc, Plain Surfaced CARDS, amt
Prices rcry reasonable at TKIiE AMERICAN OF
FItE, corner Of Poydrns nnd St. Charles SITS.
Serei at New and Beautiful Fonnts of Type hare
Just bcen adied to he establishment.
Orders r"ccired at Compiling Room, 81. Chnrles
Exchange, Bird door from Gravicr st,or the Printing
Office, corner Of Poydr;'> &, St. Charles streets.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-16
STEAM SAW MILL,

&lInAiED ut the hay Of Biloxi, in the state of
MIssssipri at the confluence of the Cbutekubuffo
kotchenbolo and Pine Plant Rivers.
he mill hoi sc rs lur:e and substantially bnilt of
me pest materins-'he engine first and in good or
d'f, with an II "c.sary aprendage> for SAVING planning
a d growing, and to which is attached II grlst mill
blacksmith SHOP aud tools. and houses r, the n com
nnduilon VI worktncl all the tools fer putting
the il IN operation. Four yoke of Oxen Is acres Of
inud forming The point on which the mill is built, m
entry OF 80 acres Of wood land in different sections on
the adjoining rivers. The natural co,venlenccs Of
access or vessels that navigate the lakes are nryulIe
uIr III 1t" seasons ~ mill and Tic SEVER
al rivers from 81 to 100 miles up.
immediately in front oftc mill and within 50 f,ct nj
the Kuinr, Is natural basin that will con, 2OOOO
logs winch can easily he secured against all kinds of
weather. he facilities OF rroCurn. timber, nre not
surpas etl any wlerr, The shores of the bay and water
aud easy OF access This valuable rropcrv so coutiS
nous to the city OF New Orleans offers advantages to
TIE cnerpr'sns, ,srcly to he with 1t is not deem
ed necessary to enumarae them.
In HE immediate vicinity of the aforesaid property is
also OH red plantation Of 70 acres Of valuable land
200 Ct which cleared and under fence with comfort
able cling house farming utensils ca llca Of sheep
3o ct horn cattle and quantity of hugs. This tract
fronts ON the bay about mile, and is desirable
situation tor country scas, the lands being elevated;
high bluffs with sufficient dsp of for any OF
the Lake crnit lu approach its banks About 500 acres
OF this tract is covered with thick grow tn OF pine,
oak, ash and hickory, md can be transported with
great facility and little expense, market hing al
vnnlages Tor profitable investment.
These wo properties will be sold together or scpa .
rate, At low prise, and dating terms. For
further particulars, apply to Il NJ WELMAN,
tei6--7t EXcEan. &c Place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-16
PROPOSALS.

For ex' ending the circulation of the New
Orleans True American, and for publish
ing WEEKLY EDITION Of the same,
to be made up from the daily paper and in
tended for the country.
The Subscriber has been engaged in con-
Quoting Press in the City Of New Orleans,
during sufficient PERIOD to have enjoyed
opportunities of making known his opinions
on all subjects of importance or general in
terest, which could affect this community
and of building up a reputation for fidelity
and constancy to the principles he advo
Gated His views have been widely diff
fused, nor has he on any occasion, shr,nk
from expressing them, when he thought
that expression light conduce to his COUP
try's welfare, and have influence with his
| fellow citizens. He does not come before
! the public a stranger Inviting an extension
of the circulation of the True American,
but an old acquaintance who has been tried;
! and who has shared in the cnbarrassments,
and prosperity Of the past, who has been
famed by the prosperous gales that waited
Nothers to port and has suffered from the
te,npests blow, in which many have gone
down, and as many SO nearly wrecked. 1t
| is needless for him to state that the princl-
pies of the True American will remain un-
changed, and that it will continue to be the
the Faithful and Bold" Champion of the
Wing cause, and of equal rights. In
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Southern publication. Close attention shall
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such variety spread before the reader as
will instruct, amusc and entertain. The
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The proceedings of the Legislature OF
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The proceedings of Congress arc exa
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ly dcveIope the resources and advantage.
of the state.
TIE WEEKLY EDITION OF THE TEul
AMERICAN will be extremely neatly if no
elegantly arranged 1t will contain an I'M
usual amount and variety of reading matter,
intended particularly for country circulation
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tercsting melangc suited to the merchant
professional man, mechanic or genera
reader.
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CONDITIONS.

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New Orleans Feb. 1899
JOHN GIBSON.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-16

cry buddy os,hen Cup, Hughes though, would loose
the use Of Of his legs The weather Galveston
remcy cold the 18th inst and had fallen the
depth Of inches There gale. The Shipping
in the port dragged their anchors bu. Of them suffer-
cd any serious injury.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-16

Fo8fIGN lrEMS.-Ne give to-day I'll number Of f,.
eign cnls received by the Ph udclplia which our reu
der: may not yet have seen.
The BANK OF Belgium hnd stepped pnymcnr-ur
event which caused no Lutte sensation and alarm ut
Brussels, Antwerp, rse, &c. The creIiinls had II
meeting, and agreed to allow the Bank delay of three
months.
The papers annnnnt ed the death st Field Marshal
Prince Wrrdc Bavaria distinguished in the Napoleon
war. He vas in the ed year ofis age.
The Duchess of Wirtcmurell, princess Mary of
Fraucc,l instead of being dead was getting better.
The Manchester Chamber of Commerce, after long
debate, adopted amended petition for the imned
ate and total a.'u ition of the duties on corn The orr
ginnl petition for ncliora,ion of the corn lnws
Orders had been sent posluse to Ireland, for the
cmbarkn'ion of troops-t!le I'd Dragon Guards-fr
England, in consequence of ,ha disturbances in tho
Northern counties. They were embarked in steam
packets for Liverpool.
The London papers give long accounts of two highly
successful first appearances in opera Paris of Made
mrsee Pauline Garcia, sister of Madame Nalbrau,
and at Vauce Of Miss Adelaide Kembe, sister of Mrs
Butler.
The French Chamber Of Deputies elected NJ. Dupn
their pre- ident the 18th of December at The third
b 'liot The Vote was, for Dupn, 1853; Passy, 49,
scattering, /.
\ sitter from Quebec is published in the Courier of
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-16

TH'O PLANTEHS-'The subscribers offer fer sale,
i Nlulicr's Corn Wills, cob crackers. corn she ers
straw and fodder cutters, and other variety of
farming and garden TOOLS grain and garden seeds
Doe ks on agriculture und management of stock; fruit
and ornamental trees and plants. Catalogues contain
ing Names price and description of each article for sale
furnished by the subscribers or by Shall Brown. who
are appointed agents for this establishment.
ROBERT SINCLAIR Jr e. Co..
fec Sreh>men and Manufacturers Baltimore
pECElPT ROOkS-Just received III David Felt
~ 4 Co.'S, new and extensive assortment OF Re-
ceip Books, for sale low, at
teb9 "a Chartres st
- TANDAED rGRlOnlCALS-LtIe's Museum
~ and sour Globe ustratnd.'
MIR HAUSNAN, the agent for these publications is
now in New Orleans and will be happy TO re-, Give
subscriptions to either work ri Museum possesses
reputation inferior to none. In fact it has become
standard publication. sour Globe Iliustrated' ia
published in weekly numbers, 50 of which will fnr..,
splendid volume. Each number contains two beauti-
tnl steel engraving< nnbout eight pages of descrp-
ton is i'll qlarto size, and is he cheapest lubli.a
toh Of the kind in the world. Subscription price. 50
numbers for Sc! more than s5OnOo has been expended
on the work and it is confidently recommended as fully
worthy Ofpatronaee.
Subscriptions received at No al Camp st, and at',hc
Post Office. G.9
GOVERNORS HORSE GUARDSM
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-16
NOTICE TO FTRENEN

'ENfiE ex-members and Foremen of the several CiIc
and lose companies, requested to attend IA
meeting AT the Engine House of Fire Co. No. ., this
evening at past O'Clock to make arrangements for
celebrating their anniversary, 1h of March next Bv
request of frl6 SEVERAL OEFICERS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-16

Ak>l> on the Passions new and Interesting
- work. by tins very popular author Just received
aud Tor sHle by ALEX TOWAR,
tbl5 IA f,,,,,, .,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-16

CHoOL BOoKs-A supply o. Emerson's Books,
- viz National spelling Book,
First, second, THY and fourth Glass Readers
Also first, second and ilird parts ritAMetic,
And general assortment Of school and classical
books, for sale by ALEX TOWAR
febl6 40 Carup 81 |
COPpER DROSS ami kentledge-
~ l6 tons copper tlross
SO tons kentlcdge, apply to
fe16 A COHEN, 80 Common st
THANCEltY REPOKTS-A new edition Of Ball
~ d Bea,ty's Chancery Reports, Just received, for
sale by fel6 AIEXTOWAR, A Camp st
I ARD-5oo k.gs Leaf Lard in store for sale BY
IL fei6 DORSEY, a New Eevec
ENLOUR-12oo barrcls in best shipping order, atoat,
IL for saeby L DORSEY.
fel6 Al New l.evee
GuNNY BAGs-l2,0o0 in store for sale BY
~ fel6 G DORSEY. a. New Levec
~ UNNY BAGS-lO0 in bales aud bundles, as
~ serted sizes, to- sale by
fe6 ISAAC BRIDGE e. Co. 1874 Magazine st
A Revised CODE or PRACTICE, new edition Of
~ the state Of Louisiana, cont wing rules of Pro-
cedure in Civil Actions, Sc for sale by
febl6 corner of Camp and Copmon st
| A MEXICAN Amanacs, u very useful article for
n me chants and Others; containing information rel
alive to the government of the several countries On the
| old continent, for sale by DAVID FELT " Co,
fel6 81 Charities st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-16

E1RESfONS Treatise on BOOK Keeping in two.
parts ono for mechanics Of all classes, and one
Tor merchants and bankers Also, Bcnnc,'s for mer-
chants rxcl'syey account books OF every descriptions
Tor sale by DAVID FELT l. ~
li.l L.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-16
GREAT ATTRACTION

~
~ NO. % MnS0-'Ae street, Orer s. Lerys auction
Room, opposite Bake Arcade.
NJ GlLLER respectfully. informs the public that
IVA the celebrated
Statue Of CLEOPATRA, Queen of Egvpk,
Which has been exhibited in most of the p1incipal
cities OF ,he Union, to the lively ADM n,on of many
Thousand yistrrs has arrived in this city, and is now
being exhibited for short time only from O'Clock
A NJ, 10 9o'cock p NJ.
GyAdmi'tnnce, so cents Season tickets, 81.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-16

A DNiNCES will be made shpme MS to Liver
~ poo, Havre, Marseies New York and rhilud,l
pa, by ADAMS g. WHlTALi. =
ial 6 81 tiraviar ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-16
Camp 81. Theatre.

For the Benefit Of the author MIR T FIELDING.
Fourth night Of the engagement Of
MISS J. CLIFTON & MR. J. Il. SCOTT.
THIS EVENING, FEB. 1G,
Will be performed the Tragedy Of
ANNE BOLEYN.
Percy, MI Scott,
Henry 9Th, Fielding,
Earl Of Northumberland Gilbert,
Woolsey, Erc,lcricks,
Anne Bocyn, Miss Clifton,
Selma, Cuwcii.
Dance, Miss Wmv,
Song, Mr. Hodges
To conclude with the Piece of the
MUMMY.
Toby Tramp, Mr. Barrett,
Larry Bathershnc, Greene,
Mr. Ninndrugon, Kirkland,
Fanny, Miss Mcintyre.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-16

Large sale IF Rcn' ES!atc.-lhc plopcr,v assigned
by Mr. Il. q. Pri,chArd to his creditors sold der
the hammer Yesterday, mt the ST. Louis Exchange, nnd
considering the terms and ,imrs brought very good
prices.
The Ncra,duh Hotel was knocked down ut &2}n 100
The story store opposite, st. Charles
and Common s,s, $500
Tic same adj dining, 1900
The rcxt adjoining III" lu,I, I6,Nn
The next do at 1000
And the in Common street next the coIiir I5,lCt
The Union Bank stock sold at SCI per share
premium.
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