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New-York tribune., 1841-04-17

The ADVANTAGE OF DrsADvASrAGEs.-Itis is sad trnth
saw. one vclest writer's but forced to ackow
edge it, this world mans greatest merits are IN ms de-
ects Of all possible faults the most precious, and that
which should be carefully cultivated is tmpadence II
is fortune in itself Next Stiffness If you areony
little weak the upper story you need not fear you are
made man You have sOns-brothcrs or cousins, aS
tina case may One full of activity and sense
and YOU say -Ah have fears about hn-hc can take
care Of himself!" The other fool nearly helpless
and silly The question an&ousy debated What can We
do with Augustus he has enough to get along IN
the world and therefore he gets snug place under gov
er,ncnt commission in the army tat living irrlte
5v an excellent fault very irritable Is always
treated with attention So obstinacy and brutality vo-
lent rage is an every argument, threat sure way
to obtain favor Impcrncnce too, Is very well though
dangerous Luckily, nsoent people possess won
dcrul instinct they manage their failing with infinite art
they know exactly time, place and person. when 10 en-
plov it. and when not But if is of service to have faults
what disadvantage have good qualities Dignity makes
YOU hundred enemies 1t is better be familiar and mean
than Identified and reserved Goodness of heart docs not
exactly nure its owner, but it nkcs him contemplate I'M
partaly makes hermit of you be impartial Is to DC
suspected But of all virtues, that which mercy shown
that which poisons all happiness that which is never par
doned decacy-a fatal merit which IS insult TO all who
do not possess it, No wonder hcn that faults abound when
they are passport wealth consideration, and to hap
pincss
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-20

NJ OFICE.-Fhe Stockholders in 'The Richmond Ira
/ ding and Manufacturing Company.' hereby
titled that Sth and last Instanent, OF @5l each
share of stock in said Company, viii be required the
Ist day of May 1871 which time those who shall have
paid all the inqtaents due said stock viii Ger
ncaes OF the number OF Sfares held by them respectively
And those vino in their Stock account,
thus early warned make due provision for the
of the same, before the above named tme they
rH posrs3y be proceeded against, according the pro-
of charter; entvcon-isten with severity
of ne has baen extended towards Delinquent Stock
h0Ilersl II after the time herein stated. shall have e1pr-
ed. they need expect no further indulgence.
by order of tha Bo1Ed. JND. HAINES. SccY.
Richmond. Oct. Gth. Il 20. 40-7m.
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AN ORDINANCE. for tie appointment Of
Trustees for the Pujtic buildings, in tie City
of
of Richmond:

Section Ist. Belt Oslaned by the Common Council Of
the City of hchmon That be three persons appoint
ted by the Council vino shall be styled frJstees
Public Buildings.
Sec ID That the first person, appointed by the Council
shall continue III Office such Trustee, until the stated
meeting IN February 4. ID. 1874; second, until the
time in \, ID. 1913; ana thII until the same
time in \ u. 1912.
Sec ID That it shall be the duty OF the Common Coun-
c annually, their stated meetings in February, a-
point Trustee the Public Buildings, whose
service, such shall be three years, IN
cy in said Board Of Trustees, the Council shall fiji
said vacancy for the remainder of the
Sec. 4h. That il snail be duty of said Trustees
have the and oversight Of the Public Buildings and the
renting Of tey shall believe the best adva-
subject, however, the approval Of Common
Cognc and they shall report, annually and much
OfIeNcr the Council shall direct.
''o, ''s, fi.as 'ie.~7 shall Aoaparo of
keys belonging the Public Buildings, and shall the
duty OF ali feators pay . said Trustees all
greed upon. ani 20 the keys them the expiration
Of their terms.
Sec. 9th. That shall be tho luty of said Trustees,
pay the Treasurer of the Cry all moneys may
come into their hands b. virtue Of their Office
Sec. 18th. That, for he7 Services they shall
per cent all monies collected for ,ho Pebble
Blfl5irzz
Passed and approved, Feb. -. 1911:
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor.
n p TJaffotvay City CLERK,
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AN ORDINANCE, regulating the Salaries Of
City offers In tie City of Richmond.

SEcTIo Is Be il ordained by the Common Council of
the CITY Richmond. That Marshall said city shall
allowed hundred Dollars per for his
services watch shall be III full compensation for the services
required Of by hei Ordinances otherwise provided
for.
SIC 2nd That the Clerk Common Council shall
be allowed of Forty Dollars which shall
his full compensation for the services required Of him BY
ordnance, such Clerk.
SEC. 3r1 That the Assessor shall be allowed the sum
Ten Dollars every hundred person their property
by man assessed within the limits of said city.
SEC. tn That Collector shall be allowed tour per
cent On all MONEYS collected by him revenue Of SAID city
SEC. 5h. That Treasurer Of said city email De al
lowed half per cent for receiving, keeP ana aisoo
iag Inc public moneys Of said city.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor.
D. P noLLowAY, City Clerk 5-3t
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REt}IOV AL.

DO2EON 6 LDO1IE9
3 ZOULD respectfully inform their friends and tho
w public III general, that they have moved their
TAILORING ESTABI.ISH MENT,
the second story OF brick building, OF their
old stand, and opposite the Bookstore, whore they viii be
haD0y upon old customers and the public
neaIy They by continuing their personal attention
business, hope share Of patronage Work will
be done tems good style, and short
notice. Tao Eastern FASHIONS received quarterly.
f-a5-An apprentice wanted tho Tailoring business
One country would be preferred. Good
nerdatus viii be required.
Richmond, Dec. 2Gth, 1910. Stiff
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VON POPULI.


Washington Wednesday,, Feb 10. 1871
Gen. HARRISON paid visit to the PREsIpr>r
THE UNITED STATES TO-DAY He was very
courteousy received and invited to dine at tho
White House tomorrow. The invitation was az.
cePted, and 1t is said that distinguished ccmDa-
ny OF both political parties. will meet the Gene.
ia! there. The interchange of these civiiiues is
creditable TO the temper and taste. both of Gen
Harrison and Mr. Van Buren,. and presents a
striking contrast to the department OF General
Jackson, on his arrival here in 1890. Contrary
TO all previous practice, he refused TO call upon
President Adams.
Gen. Harrison will not leave The city before
saturday, and he may indeed, perhaps, prolong
ms stay TO the middle of next week
Mr. "hittesey, Of Ohio, the late distinguished
ana invaluable Chairman of the Committee on
Ciaims IN the House, has arrived in Washington
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a Farm for safe.

7E Subscriber offers for sale, farm containing eighty
acres. about miles south ofRichmond. There
promises comfortable dwelling house, good barn,
excellent orchard Of good selection Of of fruit
er falling springand good stock The is in good
repair Liberal VIII be given, the purchaser.
JOSIAH MOORE.
Second month, End. 1871. 5-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-20

ELEcTIos President VICE President
UNITED STATEs.Ihe election President and Vice Pres
i!e Of the United States, for four years from the
day of March next, Yesterday consInmaIod by the
opening and counting, by PREsDENT OF Uni
States, tins presence both Houses Of CoNGkEs Of
given by the Electors i'll the respective States
When the had all been counted, the Wee President
proclaimed, in audible and distinct tones, that
VILLA: HENRY Harms ONO, na":ns rocoi-sd
majority Electors, duly eeced President of the
United States and thar
JoHY TYLER, Of Va, having received majority Of the
Electors, is duly elected Vice President OF tue
United Slates.-Sat. Int.
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'ElrANcIPATIoN.'-T Mldisonan OF this
morning remarks under this omlnous head The
Loco Focas complain Of remark thew attribute
TO Gen. Harrison, w: ''that he would emancl-
pate the oilice-hoders They also accused him
very bitterly and very falsely of desire to sci!
white men into slavery. Ii he was guilty Of the
latter, how could he better atone for Il than b.
emanclpating those who were thus sold?
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-20

ON HAND: considerable quantity Of Salts f(iiahe
Morphia. Cream Tartar, Tartarc Acid Super Caf2 SOFA
Erats Campho Rhuoarb, Jalap- II SaFa, ashe7ia'
Castor Oil Aft. Pepper, Baberry Gum HyEFl, &c -
Also Alcohol. Lnseed OIL. Sp. TuTpentine, iooacco.
ana everv description Of Spanish and ha->Panis Cigars
AZ unusually low ratez.---at tse oil stand OF
IRWIN REED * BROTHER.
Richmond, August l=s. lc4p sui
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PRICES REDUCED
PAINTS, OILS,

PRICES REDUCED
to The present staining OF taiaz Having made addi
ton 10 or former stock recently favorable terms
at,er ourselves well by you any other
est4 81 slanent n the
Among our assortment may be found the usual variety Of
choice aad genuine articles particularly Medicines w ines,
ana S8irits.a essential invalid. As have
particular study procure good articles
feel recommending them. and VIII posi-
tvev much Cash. has before bean offered
in this place. Persons wishing purchase. O!esaie or
retail! will give us call and what be doae;re
are IN gcant Of money.
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Ccnrovil!e, Feh. IL, 1871.

C<AUTIOE-Thi= IS TO foraaarl every persia against
haT5orns trusting any person persons my
count; as am deteujle! pay debts con
tracing, without written order from me- and hope
public VIII be cautious. there has pTac
Used concerning whiting; bur signatures TO it.
y. Il All persons having any CLAIMS, tina: lust,
gainst have them cashed,-if they wish they
VIII give call; and Al. those who indebted me-
viii do by calling and giving their notes,
wish square my business, AMI how stand. expect
remain here, and very thankful the patonage
have received in this place since have been here, and
nope shall still receive of Any business put
IN my hands, VIII be paHctuaIy attended in nay ua,
with care. WILLIAM HART.
\. b. \ House le possession viii be given On the
FIST Of April.
Richmond. Feb. 10, 1871. eff
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MICuIGAS L. s. SENATOR On the Bird inst.
the Legislature Of Nj chigan, in joint canventinn.
elected Gov William Woodhrdge (W) to the Of
fee of United States Senator, for six years from
the 18th of March next, Ia The place OF John Nor
veil, whose term of service viii then expire.
Mr.. Woodbridge is the present Governor OF The
State.
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Notice to Brick-NIasons & CARPENTERS

SEAl.ED PROPOSALS VIII be received at Joseph
~ GIIoerts store. fJr building 81 Paas Churcl
ii ;ais city, from the 29h the 21th Any inos,na-
ton IN regard the details work, viii furnished
~ calling Judge Santoa, plan Of the prono-
sed building be
Feb. 20ih, ISL. 1-2w
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,chE ana 50 E%-.-- ne sloseftoar, Ge-tcas 81
~ paying ms debts, aad having other WHEREIN iii
10 DO 90, than by the collection of what due him.
nestiy all who kaow themselves indebted him,
either for subscription the NATIONAL p TIoT. Advert
sing, or Job-wafk and settle, anl if they
pay III cash what Il due their As intend
moving TO indianapolis tie month Of March, and my
business must be cesed Up, all who neglect this notice,
without respect persons, viii Iid their accounts in the
hands Of q l. Jones, ESQ., after MONDAY, o.h dav OF
March, Tor coIc:tion-and mistake.
RICHARD COLE.
Ccntrevfr2e. feb
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A RID.

CARD.
Having taken some pains TO ascertain the state
ofpubic sentiment throughout the district, as re-
yards those citizens, whose names stand pfonl-
nont before the people for their private merit, or
political experience; VIC have come, without hes
Itatlon, or doubt, to the concluson; that popular
opinion has settled upon Catch B. Smith, as tho
most suitable individual 20 select az candidate for
tho next Congress in this district. In making
this declaration. we are not actuated, by any de-
sire anticipate, or iorestali pubic oplhioh-ou
simply 10 give expression to 1t. Nor to manifest
a disposition to oppose convention, or dictate TO
the same, if one should be heidi but SUBJECT las
we are sure Mr. Smith al all times wall be) to any
action that may hereafter be had, IN reference 10
the nomination. Neither il /, made, nnmndu
Of the claims, which other distinguished lndlvd
ual5 have, upon the confidence OF tho country.
Mr.. Elrden has performed the duties OF his oilce,
he has discharged the Obligations involved IN that
high trust delegated to his charge, .: the people
pf this district, with such ialthtuIne5s, aud ability;
as constitute a lasting claim upon public regard.
And was he an applicant, for reelection we should
hesitate long, before We should decide That any
other citizen possessed superior claims to his.
wish Il reelection. He 50 expressed himself dur
ing his last canvass, and has more recently re
peated his determination not to lie cand.dale-
General McCartg also, has strong and well
grounded claims. His services during the last
summer, cnttIo him to grateful roncmbraurc,
by the people of Indiana, and Indeed Of the I'm
,on But wo arc not aware titat ms the least
desire 70 be candidate for Congress. There
can DO 40 doubt with any oao acquainted with
his experience in public life; his long and varied
services; his eminent qualifications for many inn
portaut pubic trusts; and the manner IN which
his name stands Incorporated with that of lndl-
ma in the reformation of the administration OF
the General Government, which the last election
promises to effect; but that General McCHrty,
viii receive an appointment, in which The public
interest will DO MS much consul ed IS his own; far
more valuable tn him, than Il seat ia Congress.
We repeat it, an election under his present pros
poets, would he ii greater evil to hj'n, thnn bene-
fit, and that he viii certainly receive far more
lucrative situation.
rs respects the nomination e W. Smith, wc
will remark, that it is expected = session Of
Congress viii he called early in tic scasoa posi-
bly, in May, in which case tho election viii be
held i'll April il Is time some notice was taken Of
the Indications d public "?'ni"a. Frnrn extern
slvc correspondence oui Interview wish many
persons of Influence residing in tho uofiAorn
counties of the district, we are @s7uccd thai Mr..
Smith, if no other auns'nrt.ta Is made - con
ycntion, will be 'ha only Wtjy coudidste, that
will be run there. And several coun1ies III the
North, do not expect tn bo represented III the con
veation # one shout! be held ing to their dis
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AID Utterly

aD LI1ERG N-A meetis OF the Young Meas Lii
eFay association VIII be held the Engine House.
me evening OF the Isl OF mon,h (Aarch) at which
tine there viii he election officers In
I'll tutl1n, the ensuing year. ROBERT HATroS, Secy.
2nd N 18Th, ISL
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SUgcIDE.--Iho eloquent Dow, Jr. says man
who hangs himself because he cant catch fish cX
hibits the moral of suicide. He says yoI all cast
your hope-baIted hooks into the troubled waters
Of the world; AMI If you don't catch something
more than gudgeon. instanter-if your anticIpa
tons are fully realized forthwith--you 90 and
make JuJases Of yourselves What lollyi what
Stupidity! tell YOU my brethren, to keep on bob
iHe-the fish will bite by and byi
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-20

= Coop SESrnrENr.-If England and France
will not take oIe bread staIf5 and tobacco in pay
ment Tor their Commodities, let our Iegisiai ion be
50 amended t. enable - do without them,
to the same extent that they do without s.
SAYS the Baltimore american, and SO says, CT
ought to say every American.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

TEvE coparaerhp heretofore existing between Warner
4 II. Leeds, John Williamson and Th.mas NJ Carey,
under the name Of Leeds, Williamson \ Co. in the milling
business, this day dissolved 10y mutual those
indebted to them viii please make payment Thomas vi
Carey, ana those having demands against them win call
him for payment. The business VIII be conducted
uy Thomas NJ. Carey and John Williamson, will
be pleased to wa all who may favor their
custom. WARNER NJ LEEDS
JOHN WILLIAMSON.
THOS. VI. CAREY.
Richmond, &ecoli month, :1nd. lSil. 5-3t
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DiED-On Sunday morning the l4ih instant,
RUTH Anna, daughter of EDWIN and AGoSIcE
Cook, of this CITY; aged about seven years.
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OTICE-As the subscribers are about lcavn. Flee
L cy Dale Woolen Factory all persons know ing
themselves indebted taem either by note book ac-
count. are requested forward auI make immediate
payment. 4 W. X q. BARBER
Feb. -. 1871. G-}w
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D9wS LAST JUsrrcE.-The New Orleans Pr
cayune says: that friend recently from the
North, reports Il very interesting "sat and bat
;cr' case which the justice thus "solemnly" de-
cidcd.
The cause is plain and shall fac Mr.. Jones
the costs of Court and three days trort in my
garden!'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-20

WHAT HAS CONGRESS- E?-An exchange paper says:
Keep before the people; that Congress mas been sitting
nearly Ioatbs and during 4
single speaking of recording has been passed.
The public will well bear mind tina, the admin
itraton party has majority ii boa houses Of the present
Congress Having therefore certain and evident control ct
branch national IelslatJrc the party IA
r0er Washington, must undoubtedly be responsible,
delays and omissions in for the character CT
the legislation during the present session Something has
said about session of Congress- and about the
expense of such session Bot the necessity OF
heaIthf1 conservative legislation, in reference the cond
oa of the country, VIII ch IS apparent u all candid
minds woud ask how Is session - be avoided,
the present Congress omit refuse ntcfpoc remedial
acon and lis latter days, has done the first
More than months of the IS gone. OnIy
three weeks Of it remain; and sill, il may be asked
what has Congress Goae?
II ocofcoism the Of It's loss of controlling power
Washington, mIch and deeply cAagrined that
loss, decline Offering any Of relief - the
try, III lis and obvious cle5and if the ruling
should of power, without thought whether
the wheels of government should provided
their pay and ratons be secured them, may well
be asked how s session OF Coagre "a be avoided
be evident to ALL ttat the of agodiag the
and trouble of session OF Congress- alto
tcr with the power the party wAich controls the action
Of the present Congress- And if by their Of time,
or by predetermined refusal adopt measure Of
lief apol the exigencies Of the period, the t"entyhh
Congress- should without making for the
peopleon them be the responsible
session. For it i their evident omissions
Duty and nougt else, tPat wall have rendered such extra
session ssary.-Ba!tjnors Patriot.
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\ Office

hereby rendered - those concerned. that VIII,
and after the st, OF March ensuing, place all Notes and
accounts, of longer standing ontbs, hands
oPer officers collect land date
No respect paid persons.
f P. COAfE
Richmond Feb. I9ta, 1871. 7-3no.
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i GEEAr B-sBI.c-'i'as Richmond E1aairer say=:-
ae great G-loa has burst a<aa, and probably forever
The e. :. EarE has 7top0aI.''
The T. S Bass Of Pennsylvania has has to Lea7 up
sai1t gae and persecution, which uasxam3.eI in
the history Of banks morals Ana after vain strg
gle has pro"e5 hsrsalf Iai 1ar tasks thus
imposed her. Bot can deny that she made
mighty stouc-e stem the torrent The redemption i'll
twenty days Of dollars, of her nstant La
biities accumulated upon her, chiefly by her good friends
III New Io, n5olbted proofof the earne=tnos and
good faith Of the maintain specie payments. 1t IS
certainly something the cedI Of 'moaser,' that it
paid millions OF dollars demand, before becon
ing ''5u55Ie'' the Richmond Enquirer i SGpoas
ng similar for specie had been made the Richmond
baas-hov many days would hey h,vo been able - keep
s'bubb.e' category Could the banks either il
Richmond New ORR, pay SIX millions OF la5i money
without stopping! let Us bo reasonable in js matter. If
no:, let US be as reasonable as we can. BALI. Pat.
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The nert T. S. Senate.-So far as we are At
present advised. there now elected to the
Senate of the L. States forty-niae Members; of
OF whom q are Wings, and D Supposed to be
Loco Focos. There are four vacancies, all which
will probably be filed by Wings. The terms of
office Of the 10 Senators chosen, wit expire rs
follows: III in 1913, L in 1915, and Il in 1917.
The four 10 be elected will also be entitled to
their seats until 1877. The full Senate viii con.
slst Of 30 Wings and % Loco Focos. The reign
Of hnm5uggery is over Eaton Register.
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CALEB G3a WILLLIALLSs
ESPECTFULLT requests all indebted him,
e mate payment, rs he is very much of
this time.
f'7- \. b. He has constantly hand n times,
SADDLES, BRIDES. Ff.9 RNESS JtFfIIS, COL
LARS and SADDLE TREES; all Of which he wIu
sell on fair and reasonable terms.
RICHMOND. Jan. is. 1910. If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-20

TIE NEw CABINZT.-it is of necessity that
the President Flee, should, some days before he
enters on the duties Of his high Office, make Sc
Iccrons Of persons to fill the chief Executive De
partments Of Government. From information,
which we presume may be relied on, have the
pleasure Of beng able to inform oar readers that,
IN all probability, the Cabinet OF the Pres-
dent 50 fer depends upon him, VIII be thus
comu1ScG:
:.rcrc'ary Of Statc--DAN!EL WEBSTER. of
the State of Massachusetts.
Secretary Of tie Ireasmy--THOMAS EW-
ING, OF the State Of Ohio.
:Secrctury Of War JOHN BELL, Of the State
Of Tennessee.
Secretary of the Nary-GEORGEE BADG-
Err. of the State of North Carolina.
Postmaster Gencral-FRANCiS GRANGER
Of the State Of New York,
Aaorncy Generot--J. J. CRITTENDEN, of
the State OF Kentucky.
We anticipate the warm appreciation ola great
:naiog!!y Of the People of the United States Of
these selections. and Of tho aggregate result. In
some cases. doubtless, choice has been difficult,
whera many were thought worthy; but out Of the
abundant materials before him, i! cannot be de-
MED ji,at the President VII have E5l..,ci Cat-
met remarkably strong in talent, character, and
the poe4cssIn0 # the public confidence.
Il j. an Oh observation, that the head Of Gov
crnfncnt usually shows how much wjzdasa and
discretion he possesses by The choice Of ministers
and agan.s.-Fred BY this received standard. the
nev elected President has, in This lifst act Of his
o5-ial dutics, we'll Justified that great measure
g.. SAVIOR which he has received from The People.
National {nteffycncer.