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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-02

through the report Of missionaries, more COM
plete Development, and religious system
was ELECTED from the pregnant, but rude mate-
rails"
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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-02

PINE LUMBER.
4 QUANTITY of superior Pine Lumber for sale
IA by JOHN ZIEGLER.
Oct IS. Lift
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-02

TERRITORY OF IOWA,
MUscarISE CoUNrr, o.
On the Chancery side bf the District Court, No
rem5er Term, 1910.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-02

TLRnIToRY OF Iowa.
Johnson county, 500
District Court for said county, TO tile May Term,
4. D. lS4l.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26
THE JEFFERSONIAN.

S tho Palladium ia ready for the pross, I do
~ prived of the opportunity Of noticing, far desi
rabe editoal in last Je6rsnnian, which, misan
thropic, illusions made, the
different authoritative departments Of this city have
sought every direction a motive, that might by
possible shield the author from the base
which his conduct has exposed him: but find except
which -,nbpiied In me dictate.
iisn,y.
have only a fsw notes, with reference to
lost those who with
facts, may be irtnced erroneous conclusion
Within p-roi Of fifteen months, the city has
paid dollars, and faring for tho
assistance of counsel IN the prosecution ct cases IN winch
engaged tho opposite 4ldc. Many gatutous
rendered, and patriotic citizen,
should pursue early organization
of city government, that may tho readily
the appearance of peace, harmony and ProPery--
In those instances in which assistance requlr-
rendered frhing
has been asked exacted under other circumstances
though various services IN taa f, of opnionz writing
&c. required. And would least, be but
fair ling, with those against whom these important char
&c, are made and for no other purpose than to mall
election of John Sailo go hs city
records and obtain fact and ao 10 indulge in vile and
slanderous falsehoprs.
But all, any who impulanty insult
that high and favorable opinion which tbs respectable citi
of Mayor, Oman whom, God has made
frown of eoadgn IiIn, Ihe psopIe reivi@ ION his ca
pacity. have placed ana replaced him in Office. Such
knew the and acquainted with duties
dani his Office, actated by higher motives,
he who has looked with greedy and finally with
disappointed hopes tho period when he might sick, esch
Ike from the veins OF the city treasury, as her constituted
Attorney.
examine for yourselves, and then whether YOU
will still supper; John Sailor for the Office which he
holds, Mr.. - the contrary notvithsan-
ding The city Of Richmond s mere embryo, it is ne-
Their dsnsey populated ell city, greatly
al he hereafter, and consequently
amount of city business for Mayor comparatively tr
fling; probably than fifty hundred dollars
And for al st must have great uris No! the fact
Is for the duties that principally be performed
that office at present, wish good collector. response
ole person, prompt paymaster. and honest man-In
these respects, who VIII augt against John Sailor lie
to VII all ma
are subject, but his hear, therefore,
vuperaton be silent, and the sanderer be spit upon.
june -, lSli AMOR Ia +.
We owe an apology to the readers of the Pail adim
for admitting thing It's columns
rails of The "Jefersonan illusions unprinciped
editor, advertisement. We that its
character tor lying and vile Islander we'll established
that nothing which il could against the character
man. should be regarded for is n recommen-
daiion for be slandeed il, and IRE are really
sorry that our friend Amor Patrn,' should fes
his duty il. r W n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26
NEW FASHIONS.

RS HART, has just recoiv tho latest SPRING;
1VE AND SUMNER FASHIONS, for aides, Uuts
and lonnets. \ article of Willow Framing, much
superior thing used III this place before Also
number OF English Straw Bonnets
for sale. SILK and Lawn Hats of every de-
scrptioa, made to order and constantly hand Also,
all kinds OF Ribbons and Trimmings the la
Athca Flowers and other fancy articles Ladies' ware
for sale. All kinds of VI iLLINARY done to order.
l. :. Those wishing procure the latest Fashions wi /
please fayorme with call AMI examine themselves
ezertion my part wi be please
and Fashionable.
07-Shop At the old stand Main opposite
Fost Office. MRs. HART.
Richmond, May D, 1911. 2O,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26

PROCEEDINGS or CoyGREss.-We have twice before
felt obliged dissent to the waste of time ana
money the indulgence the part of the two houses OF
Co,,re epecinlIy House, useless debate In the
Senate il true, anxious desire tho part
NJ the Wing Senators despatch the public business butt
=, the time, regret, that that desire does
no, itself by prompt action On the usual NOTION
20 the committee Foreign Affairs much OF the
Presidents Message relates those Subjects and which
motion decides nothing Of principle and controls no action
Mr. Buchanan opened debate, which has been followed
ND by Wing Senators alternately; and yes
terday adjourned without coming 10 decision
Mr. Buchana making the motion 70 afJoufn-ah ihltcl-
ton we SUPPOSE that he speak again to-day. How
ioag the debate 70 continued W, prudent
would positively predict but the sin of
the public business may
the Wings, could ws ha, they would allow the Loco
Foeo Senators exhais, themselves of all they have
80 =, ,be sub,ec, vithou, word in renv And we wish
strongly. because the letter Of Mr. " ebser
the Mcleod aIaifwhicb the subject of attacks
itself proof agais all that be urged in opposition IL
whilst speeches of Mr.. Rivcs last week, and Mr.
Preston Yesterday ,yndcatet fully from the msrepresena
of those who profess in it want of true A
merican spirit. Let then, the Wing Senators content
hemse with what has aready been said on the subject
for the people satisedand let them take caution
hereafter they encourage the Loco Fo:o to at
tempt long speeches to, as It - the desire OF me oPPo
stion that nothing should done relieve the Govern
men and the people from their present dIcus'es ana no
provision made for the future IT IS eVdehty eif oSh 70
reard aud delay, far they whatever may be pro-
posed by the majority for these ends and thus they hope
the which may be adopted by the present
Congress, will in the minds of the people, lose some OF their
efficiency by great expence incurred IN cnachg them
% s@A uouse OF representatives, me people nave even
reason = complain" IL is more than two weeks
they organized by eecung Speaker, .'y 1850
not step further! After needless discussion
abstract question, they adopted rues--after still
longer ussion, they reconstructed hemand yesterday
adjourned in confusion, with rules for their
and leaving 1t doubtful even whether there was
single committee pro ely appointed and authorized to
This bal. CensIre of 81 II conduct the
mouth of every man and Independent and reformed
Hou. of Representatives. elected by the people to do tho
public business and expected 10 il promptly and eff
cieny hope their should not DO freely
canvassed by tho public press and freely condemned
when they deserve reprobation, iii this case.
IL n ~ %
clio. We rs.re: deeply for IT, and il is the
hope that admpnton il contains may not be lost
the members Of Congress- that thus, friend remon-
with their course.-Balt Pat June i5i.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26
May p, 1911
To Tanners.

ME subscriber, being quainod with the Tanning
L business, wishes TO dispose or his LANYARD and
Stock, situated IN Washington, 10 miles northwest Of
Gated and supplied with running contains - Nats
4 Bark House-Ba1k Shed-Beam lIou=e-Currvng and
FINISHING rtpL-v, ant surrounded hv
prosperous communities IN Indiana The Stock
about 900 Sides and Skins the of which being in
the various processes Tanning, having received
four layers OF bark. quantity OF finished Leather
large proportion ready be worked Also,
Green Hides about 10 cord of good Bark quantity
superior Oh, together with excellent Bark Mills all the
Tools, &c. necessary both for fannng and Finishing.
The above win be sold liberal credit if made
small proportion ony will be required down, the remain
der will he divided into easy yearly payments: part of
which VIII DO taken Leather, exchanged merchandise
desirable real Possession wen Immediately
Letters suIect. post paid, and addressed
either Richmond Green7iork Z. .. Wayne Indiana,
viii receive prompt attention.
MARK T. REEEES.
Nav %, 1871. 20tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26
IMPERIOUS NECESSITY.

OMPELS the undersigned % close his SHOE business
~ therefore. those knowing themselves indebted.
specuy requested make immediate settlement, with
OUT another call from il is impossible all
immediately. will wait until Goth Jnlv, for settfe-
tia time, will place my accounts in an Of
hccr's hand Ellis U Co,TE
ie"n'ohd, 1Sne goth, lS41. 2o-Im
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26
Administrators Notice

I FILTERS OF Administration have been taken on, OF
2 A tie Wayne Probate Court, the OF Job Eli
ot late Of Wayne county, deceased therefore, all perons
having claims said estate, will present them for
aymeht within one ear from this uae.and all indebted
TO said estate requested make immediate pa
The IS solvent
rrsN1A AMIN w. Ei.IIoTT. Admir-.
june 9th, 1871. o3-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26
TIE MARK It.

Cincinnati, June p, 1s4l.-FIour s3,77a4.00; Wheat
e5a70; Corn 20a2j; Barley 40s45; Oats I5a25; Dried
Apples s2a75; Peaches 87a2; Potatoes 25a30 Butter
(keg) 5ae in market l2a25; Bacon Hams 6a7 Shoulders
3a3i Sides 4la5 Hog round 44a4, Lard 5a64; Clover
Seed S3,50a4; Whisky l5aIG3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26

ME above valuable medicine prepared by Dr. Nix
on kept constantly for sale by the subscriber. who
sole proprietor. and warranted genuine.
The general of ths justly celebrated medicine for
cure OF fever and only. such preclude the
csity OF further comment LEI those afflicted. and
eiE appreciation IS certain. For particulars the wrap
per the bottle.
ne medicine will be carefully packed, and any
paF OF the country, TO orders accompanied by cash or
IacioFy reverence IRWIN REED.
Wholesale Druggist, Richmond Ind.
For Sale oy e = n t. Bardsal, Druggists, corner of
9th and Main 81. Cincinnati Also. the Book Store of
- 49, ID. T. HOLLOWAY.
May l, 1871.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26

NoIlCE.-Thc Executive committee of the Wavne
y county Education Society, viii meet in the School
room of the Warner building in Richmond on Monday
the 2oth instant, at O'Clock, p. full attendance is
urgently requested. X. VALE Cor Ser,v
Richmond. J une 26, 1871.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26
n @ I &c {

ME subscribers the late "NArIoNhL PATaIoT.'
in Wayne County. who paid 10, more numbers OF the
paper received, consequence OF its suspension.
their money refunded by cal ing on JouN f. Dun
HAM, Esq, Post Master, Cenrevile, in whose ha nds
hav. placed OF balances lue the former pat
ros paper, with the money be refunded lie also
efp lJy aasaoFizad
ceivo and receipt for the same.
RICHARD COLE Editor of the late
Centreye. May IS, ISL. National Patriot.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26
Information Wanted.

FENE undersigned, administrators thu estate or N
Neal, deceased. late of Wayne oindIana are ahx-
residence address OF some 81 tne
relatives said deceased. they unable TO acera n
thai there any said il this country lie
came to the Western country twenty or larry years
ago. believed Georgia, but went taeFe from
the State of Maryland Any Information respecting ms
friends. will thankfully received. and ms relations will
z this. LEV klNG,
JOSEPH RICH.
Richmond, May %. ISL 2otf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26

ME above described Farm, situated in Henry
4 ship. Henry county, Indiana we'll the sOld
Indiana Farm" lying miles north of New Castle,
the road leading from New Castle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ming hundred and fifty of the first quality
arabic land, part being Blue River bottom. and
well adapted stock-beinG we'll wateTed and high
stale of cultivation the Improvements two-story
frame House, with Kitchen anneXed several log stables
and small log suitable troopers There
Is young Orchard of thrifty Apple, Peach, and Plumb
Trees. The above Farm of the first
Blue Rver; there is good unimprovaI Nil Site
promises which ranlers it valuable all of which
disposed of on reasonable by applying
scriber. living IN New Castle. Henry CO.. Indiana.
WI. ID. SHEPHERD
F. 5. Any person, having good and well assorted stock
of Goods, and wishing exchange for Real Estate, may
find his advantage call the premises or ad
dressing a line to the subscriber. w. d. S.
March 9th, ISL. Off
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26
= vi T. ID 1 CT n T. :. IS,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE sTUFFs, &C. &C. -

sE
u 4en tp lass n faune
"a
~ uby,l retrH
natee fnaL Aweay
nfioirs .anW
in h ~ ~ i ceuLw
ar p
ON HAND: \ considerable quantity Cream
Jaap Mustard Magnes Castor OIL Ar Pepper,
Io ,ArTn oDsr ,Hpo
Z2V-N l&ED s
~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26
l. 4 s II NOTICE

LII peoons indebted the subscribers, are hereby
IA notified TO forward and discharge same q,
before the lO;h of July they With
out respect 10 persons T. w. * q. BARBER.
June % lSil. 25-27c
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26
NOTICE..

T Election for Directors in the Richmond Ira
ding and Aanuac turing Comp any, held at said Com
panys III the City Of Richmond the lth Of the
present month, the following gentlemen chosen To
the business of institution the succeeding
viz: J. r. Mcnaonhai, w VI. Leeds. l. T.. Jones, d. T.
Virgins, Thos. Newman, VIM Cox, aud Isaac Commons
,say leo-e.,s, and oFganizeG hy appointn
J. II. MendenIa Presdent John ianes, Secy, and Eli
Brown, Treasurer The public Will therefore take
that fair prices will Wool, Rags &C.
line the said Companys busnessin exchange for
nufactured articles ? equally fair prices.
Those persons who indebted 70 this institution
count, standing months that
due, and remaining unsettled, hereby
specty requested forward and settle the
before added them. which must, ami wl, nev
itably, result; from a neglect of this notice.
JOHN HAINES, Sec'y.
Richmond, Junc goth, 1871. 25-6m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26
iPWOOI. WANTED.
GOOD PROPERTY FOR SALE

VE undersigned wshea dispose of tho property for
efly occupied by him Its sita ted nn Main street,
the of EIth,-a pleasant situation tor resi-
dence. and the buildings occupied blacksmith
shop. Ii viii be sold extremely low, for cash good
Those wishing purchase viii please call and
anime for themselves
Enquire of WILLIAM TiiISTI4ETWAIF
HENRY WETHERALD
Richmond, June 19ih 1911. 2I-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26

Vie subscriber wishes inform the public, that ne still
continues the manufactur of WOOLIENS; such
as JEANS. CASSINEFFS, LlNSEIS, FLANNELS,
&c. He viii manufacture the shares, stipulated
price per yard, may best suit his
lie has hand quantity Jeans, Cassinetts, Fan-
nals, Cassmerea. Blankets, Lnseys, Bate, and Cloth,
which he will sell low Cash. exchange for WOOL
THOMAS kITSON,
Residence North Achilles w Villains.
Richmond, June 10, 1871. 24-3mt
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26
New Feather store.
MUNCIETOWN CENTRE HOTEL

ME subscriber has taken brick CENTRE
a HOTEL i'll Muneietown, Delaware county Indiana
io'oo Iitesul custom from
his Old reuds and tho pubic in general The House Is
large commo and comfortably furnished. The Stable
and Wagon ard both large ami eneGt; with
we'll of good the yard, and plenty of good Hay,
Oats and Corn in the stable Every attention shall be paid
all who may call make them happy and comfortable.
BENJAMIN SAYRE.
AIuncietown. Feb. s, 1870 5U
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26
NOTICE.

ME Stockholders in the Richmond and Bfookve
Canal, hereby notified, that assessment Of One
Dollar and Twenty five the STARE, has been made.
payment OF which required the Office of the company
Richmond before the is day Of 9TH month. (Juy)
which, III addition the due from other
sources, believed sufficient all LA
bilities of the company.
Ey order of Beard of Directors.
ID. FU1ouUa Say
Sixth Month, I4th Is IL. 2lV
We the undersigned, have examirel the books and pa
poIs Richmond and Rockville anal Company. and
find them in good order and well kept also eanined
the compared them WIKI heir respective items
the books and found them agree with the exception Of
n ceats. We believe One Dollar, and Twenty-Five cts
share will be sufficient pay the present
Indebtedness of the company, after applying all the
Of tAe company. ROBERT IiORRl>~oN-
DANIEL ,. WIGGINS.
JOSEPH T. STRATTAN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26
FOR SALE OR RENT.

reasonable terms. that large and CONNEXIONS Tavern
Stand in Cambridge City. In. known as the \ NERI-
Can ijDiEl. II i large Brick House with ten large
and cellar under the whole House Ao
good Kitchen and for movers and good Stable
sufficient for thirty horses. good Wagon ard. Also,
Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars worth OF good Furniture.
The subscriber will exchange the above property for
FARM. For further particulars call on the subscriber
Cambridge City, W ayne CO. Ind
IRA LACkEY
June 49, I5il 24-26
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-26

for sale 1T the
BOOKSTORE.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-04-09

Virginia and Ns,o Y0rk.-rhc rcta!ialory law,
putting restrictions upon vessels arriving at ports
in New York, has passed the Virginia Lcgisla-
turc. 1t goes into force from and after May, and
contains clause giving the Governor power to
suspend its operation, whenever official notice is
received of the consent of the Governor of New
York to comply with the demand of the Execu-
tive of Virginia, for the surrender of Peter John
son, Edward Smith, and Isaac Ganscy, fugtives
from justice; and the law of New York of the
6th.of May 1910, entitled "An act to extend the
right of trial by jury has been repealed by tina,
State.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-04-09

tories made an attack upon the radicals,
in the school house where the polls were
held, and the radical candidate, Franchers,
was compelled to escape from the win
dows in order 10 save his life. The radi-
Gals retired, and the tories perceiving that
they had no arms, went to hay rick,
broke it up, and provided clubs for those
of their own party who were destitute,
and pursued the radicals, and upon over
taking them, commenced an indiscrimi-
nate attack two men seated in sleigh
were felled with blows from clubs on the
back part of the head. Many others
were seriously injured. One in particu-
lar was knocked down by blow across
the back and he fell out of the road his
assaiants passed on, and the man arose
on his knees, when Others came up-the
Canadian begged for mercy, but his as
sailants Immediately knocked him down
again, with clubs, aid beat him ailerward
till he was senseless Among the assail-
ants were several of the military, dressed
in citizens clothes.
On Wednesday, the polls were again
opened, and at noon the radical candidate
was 40 ahead, Notwithstanding the ef-
forts Of the tories to browbeat and force
the radicals from voting. This number
so eXasperated the tories that a severe con-
test cnsued, and the radicals being poorly
prepared to defend themselves, were Sc
verely injured. One or more of the latter
have died, and many are so badly hurt
that there are no hopes of recovery. The
radical candidate has entered his protest
and withdrawn from the canvass, and pos
sibly the ro,ous scenes have ended for the
present.
1t is reported that three have been kill
ed, but we do not credit it. In our next
we shall have further particulars"
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-04-09

| let go, and dropped down among some
sheep. lay some time confused, and
did not attempt TO rise, as | thought |
might become entangled with a rope
which passed over my shoulder, and, as
| thought, was part of the bowsprit run
hing rigging of the ship. then got up.
The cry on board the steamer was,
'ha' she was sinking; and, l believe, a
passenger on board lowered the boat left
on the daviis, 'on the larboard side, but
she unlocked from the tackles when she
touched the water, and, the painter not
being last, she drified away from the
vessel. All the lights they could muster
IN the steamer were lighted for some
time. The engineers and others went
below, and found that though she was
leaky they could keep her free. She had
her fore and aft sails and foretop sail set
at the same time. was Oh board about
three quarters Of an hour before found
that the captain of the ship was there"
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-04-09
From the New York New Era.
Canadian Election,

The election for members Of the first
parliament under the new order of things
has developed the state of feeling existing
in the Canadas. The radicals and the to-
ries are contesting for the ascendancy
with ferceness hitherto unparalleled.
According 10 the st. Adams (Vt) Messen-
ger, most bloody riots have distinguished
the canvass. The mercenary soldery Of
Britain, in citizens dress, were among the
most inhuman of those who attacked
the radical portion of the electors. The
following particulars we extract from that
paper
"CANADIAN LIBERTY--RIoT & DEATu.
By a gentleman direct from Henrys-
vile, (Canada,) I've have All account of
the most disgraceiul and bloody riots, at
the now pending elections, which we has
ten to give, just as we are going to
press.
From our informant we learn that at
the close of the polls OH Tuesday, the ra-
deal candidate was "a ahead Of his tory
opponent. Upon this being stated, the