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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
RICHMOND POST OFFICE.

We informed that friend Achilles " liams has
been appointed Post Master in this city. We
pleased with the appointment We think IA
disregard of the wi hes of the people OF which
had much occasion complain. The
expressed the people has been consulted \ few
have prevailed the many. Mr.. w illiams had
said less than hundred his
individual, said had nearly three hundred,
by the influence of friends Mr. iliams received
the appointment. That Mr.. Williams entirely respon-
sisethat he IS ''honest and capable will deny
but that his appointment III accordance with the
wishes of the people Immediately interested is equally
We believe the people capable of selecting their
officers, and although tho privilege of eectng their pota
granted them by the laws country
right of petition granted and should respected by all
those authority. And when any man. or party
disregard right of the people, shall do our DUTY
and expose such conduct. We Wns, and every
yearans mind, ard every throb hear, i. for
the OF Wing souls affections CEN
tired the hgh hopes have their success but are
blinded far succum5 dictaon of leaders.
We would be duty the editor Of free and
unammelled press. if silently wink and pass by
usurpatons of this kind
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
Important Decision.

The Augusta Chronicle states that Judge
Andrews. of the Northern Circuit. Georgia.
held, at the late term of the Superior Court OF
oglethorpe County-in Il capital case-Ihat
person cou'd not be sworn witness III d
Court OF justice, who did not believe in the ex-
istence of God, the obligation of oath. and
q future state of reicdrds and puniShmcnts. He
maintained with the Supreme Court Of New
York, tina: Re iigion IS subject in which
every manha right to think according 10 the
the dictates of his understanding. II Is solemn
concern between his conscience and his God +;
with which no human tribunal has right TO
needle. But in the development of the facts.
and the ascer;aInnent Of truth. human tribunals
nave n right TO interfere.-Thev are bound to
see That no mans rights are impaired or taken a
way. hut through the medium of testimony which
Is entiiled to credit. unless delivered under the
soiemnHy OF an oath, which comes home 10 the
conscience OF the witness. and will treat lie
arising from his belief, tina, false swearing
would expose him 10 punishment, in the life TO
come. On this great Priucipo rest all our
and especially tie distributions
Of jIsIicc between men"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

~fa Driyate
z !. I,rotteIIy hereinafter ped,
The House and lot, at the Main and From,
streets, occupied by John Williamson ms a store
building lot, with old house Main street
adjoining the above named lot the east. adjoining
the three story brick lately put up by job Borton
building lot also Main street, adjoining proDcr-
Of Armstrong Grimes the running. back about
100 feet to alley and having the advantage foot
alley extending from the front aog lis whole length back
to the first mentioned alley.
The property where he resides consisting Of good well
finished brick dwelling house, nearly The build
Ing AZ by y feet with four floor,
passage entry. ktchen milk house, house,
brick. \ good and roony stable. and other buildings
good quality Excellent water roomy. dry and airy
CELLAR about and half of ground, or a less
quantity suit the purchaser; fruit various
kinds. The situation surpassed by any place.
for p!easan;noss 1t IS well calculated private
dence and yet the part the city
would be good situation for boarding house This
property undersigned mprov xpessy his own per-
Also, Farm Of So acres, situated II miles
City directly the Greenve road; originally
improved by Frederick Hoover, and Da-
vid Holloway The situation is unusually fine; has
strong and failing Springs excellent orch
ard, consisting Of 300 trees, embracing good variety
o fruit
The of sale Of of the Grove named property,
viii be fair and ibcr1 price and time Those dis
posed purchase such property respectfully invited
call and examine for themselves
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond, 5th, Mo. 22nd, 1871. 20-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
Fourth of July Meeting.

At = meeting held ia the of New Paris, Ohio, on
Saturday, tic 9th OF june agreed - celebrate the
approaching of National Indepen5encc
Ai,kbAf, the THIRD OF JULY; whereupon. Dir. nA-
NlD \ cox. appointed Chairman, and I. X. PEE
Ellis, Secretary.
ON motion, committee OF nine appointed make
preparatory arrangements. Tho Chairman appointed the
following a. said committees
c. W, tennor'ar, James Sampson, II. J. Purviancc.
William NisrneH. T. T. AUSTIN VIM l. IiazeItne, Jas.
II. Farvauce. john >weareF. and John Reed.
The nlmj,tee reported the following arrangements:
DIR. Jesse Pa-amore. Presden; OF the day.
john +. Ireland. lst Vice President
; W. Ricbey, 2nd
l.. w. w hjtFdge, Reader
Rev. Franklin terryhi5, Chaplain.
I. X. reebles, Chief Marshal
T, Norris and X. ), TilIman, Assistant Marsials.
C2a5nuHee Iaasts-Dr. David A Cox, Il. SnoIsrasz.
David /. Mouzy, d J. Cotton. and Jackson Fleming.
Revolutionary Soldiers, respectfully invited attend.
On motion.
Resoaei That the proceedings of THIS meeting be pub
hel il the Eaton Register, and the Richmond Palladium.
ID. \. COX, Can.
T. II. PEBBLES. Sec'y,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
70 Tanners.

ME subscriber, being lnacquanted with the Tanning
Z business, wishes to dispose of his LANYARD and
Stock, situated in Washington, 10 miles northwest Of
Richmond Wayne co. Indiana. This Tanne5y well To-
Gated and supplied wiki running contains - ats
a Bars House-Ba1k Shed-Beam housekeeping and
Finishing House; and surrounded by Of the
prosperous in Indiana. The Stock consists Of
900 Sides Skins, which being in
processes Tanning having received from
bark. quantity of finished Leather
large proportion ready to be worked out Also, some
Green Hides; 20 cord of good Bark quantity of
superior OIL, together excellent Bark Mil; all the
Tools, necessary both Tanning and Finishing.
The above viii be sold liberal credit. made
\ small proportion only viii required down, remain
der viii be divided into easy yearly payments; part Of
which Will be taken Leather exchanged for merchandise
or desirable real Possession ivtn Immediately
Letters subject post paid, and addressed al
either Richmond. Greensboro p .. Wayne Indiana
viii receive prompt attention.
MARX Z. REEVE.
Nav D al 2Otf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
NEW FASHIONS.

MRS HART. has just receiv the latest SPRING
VI AND SUMNER FASHIONS. To- ladies Hats
Bonnets 4 article of Willow framing, much
superior any thing used in this place before Also
number English Bonnets of superior quality
for sale Six Lawn Hats and Bonnets of every de-
scrPtio1, ma dc order and constantly on hand Also
kinds Of Ribbons and Trimmings q the latest fashions
Artificial Flowers fancy articles for Ladies'
for sale. All kinds of VI LLINARY done to order.
P. = Those wishing procure the latest Fashions, Wi
please favor win call AMI examine for themselves as
every exeroa on my part NJ made please the Plain
AMI Fashionable.
rSaop at old stand, Main street, opposite the
Post Office MKs HART.
Richmond, May p, 1871. 20f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
ksreEac hits. DsachEt5s.
BEWARE OF THAT DRIED DESTROYER,
fr-IIIE BRONCFITIS:L9

gETHlCH spares neither the Dung, lie Good or the
Beautiful, but is annually urrying thousands upon
thousands to premature uns the mistaken name OF
Consumption. The usual symptoms of tins disease are,
Cough Soreness of the Lungs Itoat. Imrsenes Diff
ctv of breathng Asthma, IecticEevcr, Splitting of
Phlegm or Matter. and sometimes Bod. 1t Is infam
of the fine skin which lines INSIDE of the small
wind tubes air vessels running thrgh part of the
lungs. The rea and efectIa renled tbs alarming and
widesp7ca3ng disease is the Rev. CoyIRT's BALM OF
LIFE This and Invaluable lkdciIe Is universally
pronounced, by the multtudes who h.ve ed and tested
lis healing virtues, be the wonderful and admirable
remedy in the world FOR the Brasctits, Coughs.
Colds Group, .4sttq, Utoa,iaa Cough, and all
diseases Of the Lungs and EdDipe vhic neglected,
lead Consumption.
The BALM OF LIFE stands entirely oof from the various
2tb1ck Nostr0as OF the day, HAVING Invariably won the
confidence of Physicians Cerggnae7a md the intelligent Of
all classes wherever il has been ntrOced. Philanthro
psts. and ali who truly ympathise human suffering
every where hail its appearance viii heartfelt Joy; anJ
look upon the BALM LIFE ofhose great and a-
common blessings which Kind Provincc occasionally be-
but which, like aDge'svisits, arc few an
far between.
fCJ-Circuars containing numerout testimonials OF the
shest respectaby, be had gatutous, OF all oar
Agents.
CorEsr's BALM LIFE, zone Dolir per Botts) for
sale ia Richmond, by
IRWIN REEF s BROTHER
June 9TH. 1871. 22-S5
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
FWOOL WAITED.

ME subscribe wishes purchas Wool. for which
i ne viii exchange S.1TTLN-ETT aud JE.4.ES- lie
VIII. a'so. manufacture SATTINEHT. coarse and hae
JEANS te shares o. hy yard and. having made
arrangements have the best of persons preerrng
IT, ~ bringing tner spun. awe It mace to 'e
og-a fancy.
(-J-Tae above articles kept hni for SALE by the
piece pattern. cheap for cash. approved country pro-
duce-
y. B. Al kinds of C4RPETING tcore IN
tie bcst order. CIShop on Front street, south
Of Main.
MATTHEW RATTARY.
I,4caaloA-. slay -J.., ISL 4Iu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
Information Wanted.

syEfE Undersigned administrators the Wul
Neal. deceased, late Of Wayne oindiana. are anx-
oIs TO redence and address Of some OF the
relatives Of ga ID deceased, they unable TO ascern
that ,aere an7 heirs said estate III this country
came to the Western country twenty or ta5Ffy year
a-a il i believed Georgia. bJt went taefe rom
the STATE Of Maryland Any infornati7' re5Peck.hg M
friends iii De thankfully received, AM I47 Tsa-'
=, 1a;- - write Immediately afteF le4fl-
his 11.ef,fs pIr,H
-Ta5 fea. 2otf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
G2.g4s gAIIG.x ElLE3

lila VI tl ARk. respectfully informs his friends
w and the public generality that he has
business Main opposite Irwin Reeds pothecary
Store. Being well acquainted With of the approx
rules for cutting, and having
in all the various branches the business eastern
and cities, he thinks he will he able give general
satisfaction
y. &. Reports OF fashions regularly received
Richmond, sept. 9th. lSi0 35tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
\ . L G. Il

SHOSE having legal claims Thornberry, Haines-
q Co. can draw dividend of TEN CENTS
Dollar. said claims. There few small debts
vet, Up, which, If inmed tely paid
preparatory to final settlement of the concern,-which
" are determined make possible.
J. R. MESDENHALL,f Assignoes
Richmond. June Jth, l-f IL. 22-3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
One Hundred Acres of Land,
GIen-Hope Factory.

yEyE uB1ersgaed has taken the Woollen Factory for
4 ne-Iy Owned By VIM. Bancroft hal-a-mile below
Richmond. the various branch
Of l-aafactung such as-F annes, James, Satine.ts,
Car5Inz and Spnaiag. &C. for me country either BY the
ya-A the shares As the machinery y oil superior
quality. and the undersigned having encs
hopes give general satisfaction, both in the workman
snip and terms
lie intends buvnz small quantity Of Wool, aud has
prospect of buying more extensively IN fee months,
JOHN HUTTON
May -. ,5ll.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
Az ORDINANCE. proriding for Cleaning the
Ghhters IN tie Ctr Of Richmond:

&c. lst Be it Ordained by the Common Council Of the
y City OF Richmond, That il shall be the duty every
holder owner or occuper all lots improved build
keep the Gutter his, her, nr their side ak,
clean, order water can pass off freely
SEC End. That If owner or occuper OF ANY lot
this city shall neglect keep his her, or their Gutter Clean
and in such good oiar will let the water pass off shall
be the duty Of the Marshal notify such person clean
MS her their Gutter in days from the no.
and If Gutter shall not be cleaned
said three days the Marshal shall cause TO be cea
ned The of such occuper, TO be collect
ed as oth4r and forfetures collected.
Passed and approved, June 9Th. ISL
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor.
d p HoHLowAY, City CLERK. 23-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
Horse Thievesill

Such Of citizens who disposed 10 enlist in
pany protect property of the who community against
the Expectations of gang of Horse ihieEes which
inest ghhohood. invited 10 attend IN Richmond.
Saturday, 1871 O'Clock, to take
may be deemed necessary Tor the formation Of
4 company.
Richmond, june 9th, 154I.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
Branch state Bank of Indiana.t

RIcphoSD, 9th MOSTH 2DTH. lS4l.}
IITE ,ockhplde4s Branch. hereby informed,
& Dividend the Capital Stock, Of four and n
per last halt has been cared and
viii paid their legal representatives when
called for. ELIJAH COFFIN, Cashier.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12

CONGRESS.-HoUsE REPRESENTATIVES,, June q
The following members announced as the committee
appointed the part House. resolution pre-
ssntsd Yesterday by Mr.. Adams, and which is follow
ing words:
Hss2.ted That committee of member from each
1e III 'he lnloA be appointed the part sis House,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
eClaYEl7s old Esl:aDEEs he'd ,EegzsEsEe
Of Fortune.
No. 1877, Main Street, TTAneling, Va

No. TT, Wa1a Street, V7Ge7ing, "a.
Correspondents distance r'e, cats IN any
TUtsery advertised ny any edGF IN me Estates, by aG-
dressing John VI. CIake, Wheeling. Va.
The expense publishing all capital prizes sold BY
John NJ Clarke would be great aln- of it, cOnse
quenty correspondents aud the pubnow but little
the numerous SPLENDID capitals he distributing every
example. during the last mhth he sold fifteen
capital prizes of less than Geo, and Of
them the half OF 100000.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
SYNOPSIS of Schemes for June. 1871.

VIRGINIA MONONGALIA Lottery, Class 7,
for 1871. To be drawn at AeHandria,' Saturday.
Iuae l9th. ISL GRAND CAPITAIe-- prize OF $50, G0t
10000. 5000, 5000, 1000, $500 900, and prize
of ILL., - prizes of 1000; - 5a - 500. and
POO $780, Tickets Ten Doars. Halves and Quar-
proportion Certificates ofpacages of % whole
tickets, $3.50; Halves %; Quarts 22.50.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
Administrators Sale

"a III. he soid on Thursday the 17th June next
w at the residence of Thomas Lamb, good Saddle,
birdie. Saddle-hags, Ele Gun, Silver Na,ch Trunks
" caring Apparel, &c belonging the estate of Vim
Neal deceased Sale TO commence O'Clock, D. IN.
on said day The terms will be y months
over three dollars. LENINUS KING, JOS RICH.
May -, loii (2U-25) Admins
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
"Rlchm0nd June S-lSt IL

''KIcnfnOnu June SSH
ID ? Ii5'3oway ISq
have ben q observer of your Paper for at
ieast . months and find your tbeaIn for Sundcr
Of Carrectcr to loo that that will Rebound to your
final Disgrace not only On PoIilicls bu, RELIGION
ynn seem to beafraed that the Candidates for
Office viii forget to Pay YOU for notice in your
Paper
By the by What Docs tho great
Dr. eiye YOU for the lengthy Pcices he gives van
TO Publish Hc!aid Gospel Mechants Oh Desea
il does not become yum to give satch trash to the
Pu5tlck \ CiTISEN CT Ohio
We understand tina, several of farmers have had h2r
stlic, from vi thin few days; would advise
them to look out for "a CITISEN OF otio''.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-12
"A WORD to the WISE Is suficicnt.''

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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
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neglect and want of attention with respect these
bers. which have already alluded, (he ISe)
eulable And how shall It be avoided! Is there
for this bodily suffering, which from CITES of
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ETILkS of administration, de 63lis 7t9d have
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of john White, deceased late OF Wayne county,
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JESSE TOWNSEND.
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