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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-04

cHERfFFtS 81 BY virtue or sUadry executions
- directed from the Wayne Circuit C"a vii sx
pose public sale the house door in the town Of
CentreeIe, Wayne county, Indiana, Saturday, fth
Of September between the hours Of TO- O'Clock
a and O'Clock D. said day. the following real
estate, Of Richmond. Wayne county,
Indiana, and described follows to-Nit: Begiaang
Of lot numbered scFenly, numbered
the plat Of that Of said laid By Charles
w Starr, and running thence along Main STREET. forty
feet thence nort eightyosr feet thence east fifteen
fest thence norsh eightytwo feet; thence east ;wsny
eet thence SOUTH he place Of beginning Taken
the property Of Nathan Wilson. satisfy
favor of Sloan aad Citizens.
T. c. NOBLE, Sheriff, W. c.
August llta, i64l. (Sg a2ss
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OUR LOCO SENATOR.

A few weeks since. we intimated that the G.
lection of David Hoover 10 the Senate would be
contested. We then Supposed that tho ordinary
would have to DO resor,ed 10, contest
said election; but our attention has since been
called 10 tho subject by friend and we are clear
lv Of the opinion that that Is not necessa-
ry. and he is without doubt entirely ineligible
to seat in the Senate. The Sth section
of article Bird of tho constitution, says: The
Senate shall choose its officers except the Presi-
dent, and shall judge of tho qualifications and G.
lection of its members.''-Thc Goth sec same ar
ticle says: "No person holding any office under
authority Of the President of the IT, States.
of the State, (milita officers excepted) shall
be eligible TO seat in either branch of the Gen
eral Assembly, unless he resigns his Office prey-
10 his election"
Now il must be apparent to all that he " i'll not
be allowed 10 keep his seat in open violation Of
tho Constitution. 1t will be the duty of the
members of the Senate TO purge their BODY of
any persons who not legally members; and
the people of Wayne county will be put to the
expense OF holding extra election for Sena-
tor or have but ono member of the Senate in the
next legislature. We already put TO the ex
penso of one extra election to fill the vacancy of
Judge Hoover, and during The ensuing winter The
people OF this county will again be at similar
expense. This is locofoco economy and. arises
from that peculiar office loving perlinacitv which
characteristics tina, school of politicians
BANKRUPT Law-This important law will be
found in ,o-day's paper. l, is important because
If carried into general operation its provisions will
affect and interest more or less every member OF
community. The entire Wing delegation from
this state Except Mr.. ProtiiD voted for the bill
VI LEoD, Will be tried in October The intel
'igence OF the decision of tho Supreme Court Gre
ated quito sensation IN England The funds
declined is per cent I'm mediately.
SwIrr-An Engineer in England has made
bet OF 81 900, To run in locomotive enoina
one hundred and twenty miles In two hours,
United States Bank stock sold In New Yorl, n,
the 2Oth, Tor IL dollars per share
MARY G. RoGERs-No clue has vet been
found TO the murder Of the "beautfu cigar girl
The latest story is that she has not been murder
ed, but that she ran away with young man and
wns seen at Pittsburgh on her way to Illinois.
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold public sale day. the Eth OF
w the Ninth Month (Septemher,) at the house
Subscriber. living about THREE miles Richmond
the ridge meeting house, half mile
tawsons Tavern: All his Stock and Farming ensiIs.
consisting ofAtnk Cows Young Cattle, Far Hogs
and Figs. Corn by the Hay by the tom poughs,
taltvat'r Sled. Cutting Box, Forks Rake=,
&c; Meat Euhs Cider BaaeIs, work Beach. Birea u,
Tables, Chairs. Cnpboars EnTthen Crooks.
Of other kchen Furniture, necessary
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, n. IN said day
Terms of sale made known and n attendance given nv
DAVID SHINN
\. b. credit of Twelve Months viii be given.
Eighth Month, 9th, 1911. Bits
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}. w. RDEN, DEFAULTER-it IS said that our
old Ten thousand dollar friend Borden is now a
deiaulter to tho genera government for several
thousand dollars. We shall be able to speak posi-
lively in short time. If this should be true, we
shall not claim the ability of q prophet, because
we predicted 1t when he was appointed, for it is
nothing moro than was expected by every per
son who knew him. Bu, few locofoco Office boil
ders will wrcsiie with temptation ten days, much
less tor forty days. They have been easily over.
como when there was chance 10 steal the pub
lie funds
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- iiERlFFfS SALF.-By virtue Of ENecu,io, 10 81.
~ dire tat from the WAYNE Crcut Court, 4 expose
n public sale the Coat House door Cenirevile.
WAYNE enlaty l1lsana, Saturday. the 5th day sep
tTnae ISL, between the hours If 10 O'Clock. m
'sA, 2 N o" sad sy lac following property. tovit:
certain parcel o. land IN the town OF Rchmoal
aYae tonaty iad5ana kRorn y hens numbered
Ataafe and tatr'yone n numbered the plat part
o! SAID town LAID oat hy JOAN Samuel " smith
Taken me properly OF William IL B5own 10 satisfy
execution IN favor OF Inc State Bank of Indiana
THOS. e.. NOBLE, Sheriff OF w C.
sept ,, 1911. Sl.51A 3s-,s
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Cheap Carpets.

VIE subscriber is prepared . weave COMMON 4 r.
FITTING at EIGHT CENTS pr ward. VENETIAN
and GiRFHEN CARPET. equally cIEAP.
C[T-SAop on Front street. south of Main.
MATTHEW RiTTARY.
Richmond, Aug 2o.a, ISL. 3i-3t
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Uoarcd We last week published tho name
Of Mr. John Hutchinson as a candidate for Asso-
cia,e Judge Wo understand that il was without
his consent or that Of his friends. We
uucsted 10 make the annonncem ent BY that i'm
portant pei sonage MANY Voters" We believe
he is a locofoco; aad so black one, that will
no. scorch hun.
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BARGAIN -.
A pMINLsrRAroR,s NOTICE. ~ sA1.E-rhs

q UhINIS tAiVi>FS NVTIt3E AND SAIE--Ihr
n uaderssned having taken out of the Probate Cout,
letters of Administration tho estate of Thomas Green
land. dec. late OF Richmond couny, requests
those inherited To sand make immediate payment,
ami all those having claims said Present
them legally authenticated Tor settlement year
from THIS date. The estate Is supposed be insovent
SAlf4--N I'll he SOLD. Saturday the aJlh inst !, at
ass'n's Hotel MI the personal property decease
consisting OF catnn- rrate OF Shoenaker's Tools
&c Terms made known The day of safe, and
tendance given by $ b. STANTON AtIu,'r
sept .. -S4t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-04

Upwards of three hundred thousand letters arc
quarterly returned to the General Posi- Office,
Washington, from the different Post Offices in
The Union, as dead
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-04

A GLASS BELL, has been recently cast in Swc
den, six feet in diameter, aud of much iocr tone
than metal bells.
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i = A L
I Ak II O. iCE.

ME amount Of Tux charged each hundred dot
lars of valuation, for STATE County and Road purpo-
srs. follows, to-ssit:
state tax each nundr red dollars, 30 cents.
County
NCn-RcSidcnt Road tax,
t'"r zach DotI for state
- - :.
Attendance viii be given in the Townships al the
usual places holding Elections. the purpose m re.e,
wing Of INC IaNes a-c.sc. lnaln.
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SIRAYED,

k4NRON the subscriber about since, a
milk Cow, mostly white, with spots her
neck anu legs, the points of her horns sawed OIL aud
Steer mostly white, with fes red spots bis neck aud
ie-z-t"o years old Christmas. liberal reward will
BE given for information concerning them left this office
L. STANLEY
August 2iln, 1911. 34-3
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lAnnAA ~, GINSENG U.4NIED-
Il oV.SFoS for Which the highest pres
viii be paid, II delivered a Richmond
Aug. %, ISL. IRWIN REED BROTHER
Dissolution of Partnership.

ME partnership heretofore existing between Daniel
burgess and John EdcFkin day, dissolved ~
mutual consent The business Of the firm settled
by Daniel Burgess. JOHN EI.DERkIN.
DANIEL. BURGESS
Richmond. Aug 81, ISL. 3i-3,
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AMI at Ccauesilie the Treasarets Omcc every day
thereafter.
The Taxcs due aud are reeairel /, be mad a,
o. Tefprc the 35th December asxt penalty Of ten
per cat - Hi'Is4i ~ law MI that unpaid
That time. JASON HAM,
TRAINER Of Bay,e Cg,aty.
y. Il That tue balancc Of Taxes that Tor tn,
year 1870 III lac required BE paid iuncalatcIy a., AZ
prlhezt, the times proposed taxpayers ia
the several Townships.
JASON HAM, Collector for 1910
August Iria, ISL 33 CIV
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frN5-We authorised to announce Df JA9 IL hf-N-
DEEIIAII ms n candidate for Associate Judge, hll
the seat on the Bench vacated by DAVID Hoover
FIVE authorised 10 announce MIS- T. ~ IL
CESS Esq., candidate for Associate judge TO nil the
vacancy by the resignation OF DAVID HOOVER
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WAsHISGToS, Aug 26, ISL.

In the House. the bill 10 enable the Post Mas
ter General To pay the contractors. was taken out
Of committee by resolution and passed. There
can be no doubt OF lis passage IN the other
branch.
The LII making appropriations for defraying
the funeral expenses OF the late President
next taken up.
Mr.. Bolts exclaimed the nature Of the bill, ana
proposed that it should pass. subject TO n super
vision of the items by the Secretary of State.
Alter some remarks from Messrs Fiovd and
Ciitf1fd, IN relation to the extravaganza of some
of the items The blll amended
power the proper officer Of the Treasury Depart
ment see that the strictest Justice done.
Mr.. Underwood asked upon what principle the
ffienGs of the bill based the appropriation asked
for. Ii they meant to establish The precedent OF
paying for tho funeral of man because he died
in Office. it would apply 10 every other ofices of
the government
Mr. Bolts SAID he would answer The question by
asking another. He desired TO know by wha.
authority the funeral expenses of members of
Congress had been paid hen they died IN office,
and not otherwise?
The debate was here terminated by the order
ing OF the previous question. The bill was then
read p third time and passed by large majority.
The bill making appropriation for defray ing
the expenses OF placing the statue of Washing
ton in the Rotunda, was then taken up and after
some debate 10 the best mode of accomplish
ing the end, II was reaG third time and passed.
So having passed three bills, the House Justly
thinking it 1ad earned glory enough for day,
al ) O'Clock adjourned.
In Senate, The distribution bill taken mp
and debated for several hours. 1t is understood
that the QUESTION on The passage of the bill is to
be taken this evening.
WASHINGTON, Aug. p, 1911.
In the Senate last evening, the debate on the
Il 1, -,
bill passed by the same vote as the engruss
ment.
ms morning the new tariff bill from tho
House taken up Some debate arose in re
laiion 10 the laying of twenty per cent. duty on
Imported watches and jeweIry. 1t finally a
greed that such should bo the case The doors
were then closed and the reminder Of the day
occupied IN executive session.
As the distribution bill has been amended by
the Senate, the amendu~ent will of course have
TO be concurred 10 by the House, before it pre-
scented for signature by the President.
In the House, the bill making appropriations
for The outfit and salaries of sunlry foreign min
Isters, was debated IN committee of the whole
for some hours, after which il was reported 10 the
House and passed.
The bill making appropriations for tho repair
Of oar long neglected Potomac bridge, and the
bill for paving portion OF the Penosy lvanIa G.
nGe, were next considered in committee. After
some sharp shooting, the bills were reported 10
the House.
The bill for repairing the Bridge was then pas
sod, nnd the bill for paving the Avenue ordered
to be engrossed for third reading tomorrow
- ''e- - -iicy aGJ burned.
[No'hna of importance occurred in either house
on the 2Sh
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Nj LEop, will be tried in October The intel
ligence OF the decision of tho Supreme Court ere
ated quito sensation in England. The funds
declined is per cent i'm mediately.
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United States Bank stock sold in New Yor., on
the 2Oth, Tor IL dollars per share
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SwIrr-An Engineer in England has made :
one hundred and twenty miles in two 49,,
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MARY {. RoGERs.-No clue has vet been
found 10 the murder Of the "beautful cigar GIRL
The latest story Is that she has not been murder
ed, but that she ran away with young man, and
WINS seen at Pittsburgh on her way to Illinois.
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BANKRUPT Law.-This important, law will be
found IN io-day's paper. l, is important because
If carried into general operation its provisions will
affect and interest more or less every member of
community. The entire Wing delegation from
this state Except Mr.. Protiit) voted for the bill
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the interest upon the debt TO be incArred by the
proposed arrangement, and liGuidatc the principal
in less than thirty years.
respectfully submit to the President the pre-.
priety of communicating to Congress the views
which entertain and have here expressed upon
this subject.
Some cmbarrassments to the free transit OF the
United States mail coaches over that part Of the
Cumberland road which lies within the limits of
the State Of Virginia have been experienced du-
ring the present year. incident to right assumed
by the authorities of that State to impose tax up
on the coach transporting the mail.
In the act of Congress proposing ces.ion of all
right which the United States claimed oyer said
road upon certain conditions to the States through
which it passed, it was expressly provided that no
toll upon the stages, coaches, &c. conveying the L.
States mail should be imposed. With this, among
other reservations and exceptions, the States Of
Maryland, Pennsy lvania, Virgins, and 0hie, ac-
cepted the oe,,ion and assumed the control over 20
much of the road a. is within their respective ter
riro les. 1t appears that by subsequent act of
the Firginiu Legislature. much OF the act, By
which ,he accepted he road, exemptng the stage
coscfs &c. conveying the United States mail from
the payment OF tolls, repealed and tax was
authorised to BE-, and wa, imposed upon the sane
Without OBTAINING you with further narrative up-
on this subject, | submit the letters and cores
Poadenc9 OF the Department in relation thereto,
aRd lae documents accompanying the same
Though the amount charged and exac,-d at the
single gate in Virginia is considerable, yet if she
have the right impose the toll. the other States
have equal right, and will, most unque5,iona-
bly,, asser; i: and thus an additional annual bur
den Of near $4,000 will be eddsd to the transport
tetion of the United States mail over that road,
which Is already the most expensive mai.coaeh
service in the United States.
1t is proper shoald inform you that the prose-
cuton instituted against the agent Of Virginia, be-
fore was called the discharge OF the duties OF
'his Department, for obsructing the passage of the
United States mail said road, by closing the toll
gate against the free passage of the coach convey.
ing the mail. has, upon my suggestion, been sus-
pended for the present, under nope that, upon
full representation of this subject, by the proper
authority to tbs State Of Virginia, all cause of dif
fculty might be removed without the necessity of
penal prosecution.
submit, for your information, the report of the
chief clerk Of the Post-Ofice Department in refer
ence to The expenditure OF the appropriation, made
q. the extra session Of Congress- to pay the debts
due TO contractors AMI others for services rendered
prior 10 the 3lst of March, l64l.
There are other matters of detail, connected
with the service Of this Department, which by law
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PETERS PILLS.

THE wonder ful efe cted by this medicine the
ali-engrossiDg .ubJects OF the day. Go where you
will. yos hear of nothing but Nr. Such Que has bees
cured BY DR.. Peter9' Vegetable Pills YOU know Mas
So aud the point OF death, but she has beea
cured ~ DR.. Peters Pills. or, you glad that
Hi-s - has been restcrvd TO health by DR.. Peters
ToSpRuUs MEDICINE.
Really, this medicine be very good or it could
cure 80 may. Its gooi- For many years ii has passed
90 in the silent ofts way y curing hundreds
OF perssss who vraDgug With death But now It's
onward coarse is impetuou..
|! Impossible stay the demand for this medicine
10 hush the rushing wind.
life medicine that will procrasnate death for year,
shall II every house Shall be used by
every individuals Let say 10 wani il. Yoa
know not waat Tomorrow may bring forth. All should
this remedy, and remember that health is the first
blessing of God.
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS
Are anti bilious dysPept.c and nercuris and
may be Justly considered Universal Medicine but tn
peculiarly beneficial IN the following complaints
Yellow and Bilious Fevers Fever sad Agae, Dyspepsia
Group Liver mPaiuts, Sick HEADACHE J.undice Asth
ma. Dropsy Rheumatism, Enlargement Of the Spleen.
Piles. Collie Female distractions, Heart Barn Furrcd
Toague Nausea. Distensoa of the Stomach and Bowels
lRcpent Diarrh9a, Flatuience, Hablual Costiyeness
Loss Of Appetite, Botched or Snllow Complexion and in
all cases Of Torpor OF the Bowels. whsr. Cathar,ic or
Aperient needed. Tsey arc exceedingly mild in
their operations, producing neither nausea, gripping
debility
Price p and 30 cents per box
Dr.. PETERS, Principal Office 80 Broadway. OF
Grad, and al 90 North Sixth Street, Phadeiphis.
Dc liz
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same time give 20 the Department the power to
control the departure ans arrival of the same.
There is now paid to the different railroad com
panics snnually, over 100000 for the service,
without power in the Department TO regulate the
travel. arrival and departure of the mail and con
slant and frequent difficulties both in entering into
and ihc xccution OF contracts, are presented.
II has occurred to me that the present
was most favorable period for the adoption of
some measure BY Congress whereby to securc TO
the United States the right to transport the mail
upon these roads, in all time TO come. free OF any
annual charge upon the Post Office Department,
by the Advancement of Il sum in gross, which may
be agreed upon, TO each OF these companies. III
such of them may be willing 10 contract. Many
OF the railroad companies, and some OF them con-
stitutns most important links In the great chain OF
INSTRUMENTATION between BoStsn and Charles
ton owing to the great arrangement OF the none
taIv concerns ofthe world, and the depression oi
all State and company stocks find themselves Ia
boring under embarrasslnents and diicultie, which
the all of the General Government applied in the
way proposed. would eiieciually remove, and Ut
the same time secure to the United States the adj
vantage and the ample equivalent Of transporting
the msil upon the roads
The credit OF he United States TO ali amount
not greater than tbs .um necessary TO produce, at
five per cent. interest, the amount paid By the
Pos Office Department To these companies unAu-
ally, wsuld, have no doubt be sufficient &C
complish this desirable end The prompt and ia.
vorable action of Congress upon this subject at
the present time would efectually secure the Go
vernnent against the danger OF being called upon
toroccasioual and large appropriations 10 meet the
balances due by the Department.
Do ask the United States to do more for the
Post Office Department than justice would seem to
demand. especially when ii is remembered that the
whole expense OF the official CORES pondence OF tie
Government and the public, and private corresponds
ence Of those entitled by law to the ranking priv
sge, Is sustained and paid by a tax upon the cor
re- pondence OF the community Ii By this ar
rangement tho Department Is relieved from the
heavy annus! charge now, (and il has neither
the power to lesson it prevent its Increase }
it may be hoped that the object SO much demanded
by considerations Of public justice (that Of redue-
ing he tax upon the friendly business correspond
ence of Individually will be attained, and, al the
same time, the usefulness OF Inc public mail great
y enlarged and extended TO those portions OF the
Union hitherto measarably denied the necessary
mail facilities.
If the Government was required to pay post
age upon official correspondence, and if the frank
ing privilege wa, abolished or reduced TO proper
limits, the revenue of The Department would be
increased TO an amount sus.cent OF itself 10 pay
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Tooth Ache-4etestet name;
Mo ju. damned TO e.eL7, oo,b acbe hen vou
w Can have j. cured for IS cts warranted never 10
sufferers are invited call and e't the merits Of ay
Nery. p,s,e. certain and safe remedy. Price shl-
i've, Dec,yed Teeth flied in the beat for 81 70
.. Other operations accordingly. Dr.. Pe4rsoo sur
yeon Dea,st, ls3 Canal street. di -
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MAZE 1'AEs slE.-Dr J. q anger, pfopIic-
tor of the Pecro,aI Candy de Nsie d'Arabe for in
asumatory diseases OF the lungs AID cheat horsenes'
aud all diseases preG1posng Consumption,
with the property ofcearing the complexion and soften
ing the kin Sold, Wholesale and retail oihce Of
DR.. J. Granger, 81 Anity street. alec B. D0tts ti3
and III Broadway; b, SIR Gasquet 303 Broad~ay cor
oi ID street, AFFORD News Room i6c Boweryi
aud John Giuocho's, i06 Canal street. Apyheee-
res and druggists cOuatry hans sihing 10 s'li
again. will have discount made Of IS per cent onaoy
amount. Agent for B'ooklyh, VIM. Bailey. druggist
corner Fulton and Sands streets do 81
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are required be reported to Congress: and it is
therefore deemed inexpedient to bring lhom par
tcularly to your norice in this communication.
have the honor to be, with respectful consider
atien, your obedicnt servant
CA WICKLIFFE