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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-09

Rssoipea, That in ths opinion Ofthis
meeting he mnst proper and gentleman
" way of dischATging our deblS, iS % go
10 our creditors when il best suits our
convenience, and do so BY having our
notes renewed; and any departure from
the aforesaid rule savora Of i'll breeding,
and is not 10 be tolerated.
Resolved, That it isexpedient 10 call
a convention of debtors in The West and
South, 10 meet in the city Of Nashville,
on the 25Ih day Of January 1850, 10 take
INTO consideration the proprieiy of fixing
on some early day for the resumption OI
the payment nf our debls:-
SOLOMON DISCOUNT,
ste CHAIRllAN.
GILBERT GOosEoUILL,
t Secretary. 2'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-09

II gives US pleasure 10 publish the
following intelligence vi afF,rs in Flor.
ida. which IL The latest that has ,besn re.
eelVPd.
Ext'a:t tofa letter from On oaicsf Of aha Paw
Department dated
Fnr Bronke, Jan. 5, lS4l.
"A1 express has just arrived llOm Tar.
acoia, Sd miles souIh Of lpis place, ad.
V's'Og the Comm Ind'ng General that lev
en- warllUrs had come lnlO that place.
= warIiorhrs just come in here will
white hp, WIN says that '''r,gcr-Iai,'
/ WIN q ATge 6ln of MS pc Dpie anl rela
tl"ps, viii he IL lo.moriow q
Accounts from oa4iAIiga hsnmoSs sal
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-09
GILBERT GoosEoUILL,
Secretary.
LATEsT FROM CHINA.

By a vessel lately arrived at New York
news was brppght from China 10 ihemid.
tie Of August. An English M ssi"nary
residing al MlcaO, had beon seized while
bathing and hurried to Canton by chinese,
who were deslrous Of obtaining a reward
from their government for the CaPlure.---
Pie English demanded his release, which
being refused, they attaCkedihe fors near
Macao, and battered them down, killing
about7O Chinese. The fOlls at the Bogue
or BOCca Tigris, were yet untouched: they
contain Two hundred mounted cannon.
The tea trade was considered at an end.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-09
Iron Me MeSsage,)

The situation and affairs Uf The Missile
sippi r ,ilroad Company, the Planters
Bank uf this State, and Of The Mssiss pPi
Union Bank, will demand your calm con-
sideration. All OfthOse institutions are
insovent: aud neither Of them can re-
sume specie payments for several years
or make further loans. ] submit here
with cOples Of my letters to those banks,
calling Iur speclaI inflammation in relation
to their condition, and The answers and
slatements furnished. Tine Union BANK
has four thousand three hundred and tOrr
iy.nine dollars and six cents Of specie on
hand. i, t.a stAE&ap~ Jan
Her suspended deb. in suit - coo soo :,
10, a sA SSsOoo'cuS ~
IIer suspended debI not -. "A
sued on a''"I0OI -
Her resources, chiefly an. la
available o'U34s l04 ~
Hsripmedaite liabilItiess 3.O34, l54 29,
\ !. capital stocks 5,OOS, 900 90,
! a reference 70 the report 0f The iOint
committee 0fihe Legislature, al The last
sesglOns Nttl S@tSy v ~ uual NOT more
thaa one-ihird Of The debis due the bank
viii bs collected, aud thai the whole cap.
iIalslUek has alreI dy been lost. The
bank has seven thousand bales Of cotton
in LiveTpnoI nnsOld, on which il has drawn
$267, ,il6 O4! An advance Of sixty dol,
lars per bsle was made 10 the pianeIs
ulHin that cotton ia 1898. Thst VII
sustain 2 clear loss, including interest,
If thirty dollars per bates, equal, In ihe
the aggregate, 10 $4,000. The bank
has been iFretrieVably ruined By making
advances nPOn cotton, issning posi- notes,
and lOaniHg the principal portion IL her
capital 10 insolvent indiViduals and com A
pa1es. The situation Of he Mississippi
Asl! RoSd Company and the Plsaters'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-09
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.

The renovation which The M IS ssippi
Legislature underwent at several recent
special elections has thrown tho Wings
into the majority in The House, and on
meeting on tho 9Th instant, Alexander
Venires (W)of Wilkinson county, was
elected Speaker orlhe Hhuse, by vote
Of Ss TO "a, vad r, N Gorwins IVY Of
Yazu6, Clerk, BY a vote OF AJlp37.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-09
Fr0In tlle BID slalesnan, Jan. %.
OHIO LE1lSLATURE.

4 Divorces, aud deuIce aud aIimonv,
bave occupied much OF The time Of lhe
Slnarc yesterday md to-day. They are
fuitIAl and interesting themes, involving
much Of the domestic happiness Of the
great world. Or PrJadices, we Perhaps
should say, have always been strongly
fplinst the frequent practice Of granting
divorces; but WI are BY n0 means 81 the
opinion thai il divorces are granted al all
they should be excluded from the Legis
htivs PawJr. Many wrelched FEM lie.
made 50 by debased husband, may find
relief there when she could not before a
conriOf justice, for more reasons than
ene--aud rice pGrsd. But the morals
ofcOmnunity would Be greatly improved
by general discOurageIneiIt Of the
practice, .a'S '
The Honse Is ploddiug over the hum.
hug Bank Bill. The ihiHg hardly exciies
Wulice enough 10 be- kicked. Messrs.
BTllel, BnAgh, Jenkins, Mbrria, McGu
yin, ami other sterling democrats. have
ablvexpsed some Ofiis helnnns features.
bul, IFS Au her, aud tlie few in the circle
Of iis friends, make il q party measure,
and i"rce down all amendments. excepl
they come from themselves. They nave
gnt about Dna third lhrough in committee
Of the whole! A bill goi up in party fee
hng-eagged through BY party will die I
party dealh, even ifYit become 1 law.
B'sH6iag caaaos los Os perry alOae.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-09
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Fayeiie--M nch =, July 10, Oclober 4.
II guIand--AlIrch is, July %, Ochll
Adams--Aprl 5, August ., October 49,
BOwn--ApriI ~, August IL. October %
C'erInon My II, August 81, Nov, D.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16

Senate, authorising the Governor to revise the
laws; II will, | presume, receive the sanction Of
the Senate.
A spirited debate arose in the Senate, to-day,
the bill to prevent the issue and circulation OF
small Bills, by individuals corporations. hope
the bill may pass and also hope that the Bank
may be authorised to issue small Bills for limI-
ted time.
No action has yet been taken on the Internal
Improvement question The hioditica'ion Com
m,tee of the House, and, also, the regular Inter
nal Improvement Committee, expected 10 re-
por, soon,-when may begin to form some
opinions. The Modification bill Of the Senate,
lies the table yet.
A repor, has just been made from the Commit
lee on Federal Relations favoring Tariff, Clay $
Land Biz, &c. resolution was, after cousde-
rable debate, adopted, by large vote. favorlng
the substance Of the report.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16
NJ A Il x L Z $.
CISCINNATI, january, 10.

oiNClNNATI, january, ~
Flour <53 0.3 e.; wniskey l5al7; bacon
hams CT, sides s. shoulders 81, hog round Goa :,
mess Hall 80, prime 50al0 lard G4q63 :;
wheat So so; corn meal 3la31; corn 20a25;
laxseed 90; faxseed oil 72a7o.--Cn. Gaz.
NEW ORLEANS, DEC. 30, 1910. -+lour---Supplies
have increased during last three day and the market
ra."= inactive, but prices tderably well
tame l. quotations being / 37ai 50 orsupcrfna The
from store, all the transactions of maHGe being at
/ 37A a which notice sales 80 400 bbls
Offers of % freely made bat hoeEs refuse that
fork--Thc stock continues increase apidy. with
demand only os limited parcels, and these
still further rcdnction qu0taons be:g Mess
SI2: 10 80 VI o. 10 for Prime; 80 O. Bulk Pork has
also arrived freely and have fiher given
hog round 3a3c To- the latter being the hEhest for
prime quality. Lard, demand moderate BIT former prices
tanned and 7aoc. Whiskey still
2la22r, gal
Howard street Flour from stores 1 DAD 563 cash
Whskey i'll hhds held - and in bb!s a, 81
Sales of Pork 16 90 and of prime II %
Mess Beef held at l3 90, No | at Il10 and prime
al 9 90. Small sales Baltimore curd Ham at Ina
03c Quo,ations of Nddngs Sc. and Shollders g. Lard
No l,9a93, months.
NEW YORK. JANUARY 1.-THE flour market dull
Small sales OF common bra nds 81, a decline
within couple of days Of almost 81 Sales of Cot
ton mitet, neither shippers manufacturers doing
much Aboat 2G60 bushels of Rye o the 9TH and
9Th 81 and 2,000 bushels North liver Barley
SIC. Northern Oats ~ cents. Jersey ic Beef Pork
Markets both dull The Cattle market ne 4th is
ell thus ihere 500 beeves including . left last week.
100 from the South 100 Gom the EastG50 sold
81 TO 81. average So per cwt--iair osmand There
50 Cows and Calves offered. b taken 25
33, and $50 H. There 2l00 Sheel and Lambs
market, and all sold at ; 81, ,. ,, 6. eaci.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16
CITY COUNCIL.

THURSDAY EVENING, 18th Jan.
Mr.. Hutton attended and was affirmed into
Office, as a member from the third Ward. The
Marshall, Peter M'Farin filled his bond and
a faithful performance of the duty of his
office. ID. p. Holloway WAS reelected Clerk
The Mayor, then announced the following stand
ing committees:
Ways and Means.-Messrs. Hutton, Bright
well, ano Borton.
On Claims.--Messrs Biightwel Stra,ton and
WIggins.
On Strcets.--Messrs. Cox, Parry, and Borton.
Public buildings and Harkets--Messrs Par
rs, Cox, and Hutton
Fire Companes--Stratton, Hollingsworh and
WiggiHs.
A committee on the unfinished business of the
last Council was appointed. Messrs. Brightwe
Cox, and Parry.
Tho Mayor, presented n claim from Solomon
Meredith former Sheriff of the county, for costs
in the suit of the heirs of lthamer Warner rs.
City of Richmond. The claim allowed.
After the transaction of some unmpor.anl bu-
siness the Council adjourned.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16
Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

DIRSGANT to Il decree of the Randolph county Pro-
bale Court in the State OF Indiana viii be
ered for sale pubc ou-cr Saturday, the 9th Gay
February, lo4l the following described property being
of the Real Estate Joseph Oren, deceased late
said county and State, o-w: OF Acres of Land lying
the northeast the quarter fractional
section No 90 alsn 40 Acres lying the southeast
OF section No. II, township 10, range -, east.
TERMS SALE follows 20 ne-third of purchase
money be paid down. and the remaining balance in
equal twelve aud
the day of The purchaser viii be required give
bon and security the OF the
The sale the premises, between The hours 10
O'Clock, and O'Clock, p m. of said day.
ABSALON OREN, Admir-.
December 10, 1910. 5Ot-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16
Extract OF n letter from A. WILLIAMS. dated
Indianapolis, First Month l2h, ISL


Ii Is rather gloomy time with us. The Ser
geant-atarms of the House, UuGH BARNES. a
venerable and worthy man. died on tho morning
of the 9th; and GEORGE Book, an old and very
respectable member Of the House. on the morning
OF the 10Th: his corpse conveyed home to his
family and friends. Several of the members hare
been and are now sick though but one is now
thought to be dangerously i'll.
bill of the House passed the Senate on the
9ih, by vote of 81 to .. authorising the Cover
nor to call an Election for Representatives in
Congress. at an early dav, in case there should
be call for special session of CONGRESS. sucb
election 10 stand for the mex, regular election.
joint resolution of the House n,ssa5 this
body on the same day, by vote of 81 TOT in
favor of rendering the President, of the United
States Ineligible a second term
The bill of the House. combining voters to to,rn-
ships, failed in the Senate by vote of 81 10 Is.
did not feel disposed 10 go for the bill, a, this
time, IN the absence of Instructions though, il
safest TO let the law remain at present. least.
until satisfied that change is demanded
a bill of the House has been reported 10 the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

1Y virtue of decree. from the Wayne Circl Court,
10 me directed viii expose public sale Court
house door, IN the town OF Centeve, w indiana,
Saturday. the 3Oh day OF this instant, the
hours OF 10 O'Clock, and O'Clock, p m, nd
day. the following real certain
lot OF land with the apPurenances thereon. icing lot
numbered sixty, numbered plat part OF the
of Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana, laid BY
John Smith.
Taken satisfy said decree, in favor of Jacob l. keefr
complainant. Samuel W. FoIsha, Hannah FoTsha.
and Morgan 2. OIds.
t. G. NOBLE, Sheriff ". c.
Januaoy eth. ISll. Its
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sIAg 2GANUgAgRgEga

subscriber his old stand, doors
of Wasson's Hotel, where he is prepared
uacurc ORDER and will constantly keep hand HATS
of plain and fashionable style, of good eras and
rior workmanship. He viii also keep of
CAPS of various qualities and for and boys
All of which viii be sold Cash trade. He
his ti'"hs no. Tonage nnd socits continu
of the JOHN SUFFRINS.
July 25th, 1870. 29tf
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SIIERIFF"S SALE.

BY of suny executions, directed from the
ayne Circuit Court will expose at public SALE at
Court house door in Centevc, Wayne county. Ind,
SATURDAY the 3d day of January lsil between the
Of - ~A 'isvh s4ii Gag
the following real with the appurenances thereon.
situate northeast of Wayne county. Ind
part of the sou,heast of section 20, town
ship l5 range west; beginning the northwest
Jonathan Commons land, said section running
81 poles and 20 links established the
line; thence north along the line - poles and 10 links
established thence along the establish
line a beech about 20 inches over, which
certain lot reserved for the of
mi yard thence south poles; thence west so far by
running north said line OF ground
said mill; thence established
thence south 80 poles and 10 links to the place of be-
ginning containing % acres, or less Also certain
land in the northeast OF section d.
township s. range beginning the northeast
OF said section, running south poes thence ives;
poles thence north poles thence ega poles, 10 the
place of beginniHg containing one-ouTh OF an acre Also
lot of land the southeast eff said
section, running poles; thence eight poles
thence five poles h"nce eight poles to the place
beginning Taken the property OF Stephen Elliott
satisfy of SAM Trevor, John w Mes
sick, ard others. L. q. NOBLE, Sheriff w. Z.
Dec 29h, 1910. 52ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16
NEW GOODS.

ME subscriber has Just received from cities
Philadelphia and Baltimore n stock o fresh Dry
Goods latest and
Of FANCY GOODS selected with from largo
and he feels confidence
lie all may be suited by calling examining
for themselves Among other articles, he a
ot of BONNEIS of the fashion, Ladies' Shoes
of superior workmanship and hnish His assortment now
comprises all usually kept II market.
JOHN WILLIAMSON
Richmond 9Th ID. 1910. l7,l
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16

NOR SALE OR BARTER-.The subscriber wishes
Il 10 sell exchange for other property, good
well finished houses in good locations the city OF Rich
mond.
Substantial twohorse BaroHche- and well I'm
ished Buggy; two-horse pedIlin- Wayon: also good
oneaorss Dearborn For further particulars inquire OF
J. l. kEEFER.
Richmond, Dec 26th. 1910. 5i-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16

SiEl>iFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a Execution 10 me
~ directed. from the Wayne Circuit Court, will EXPOSE
az public sale At the Couri house door, tentreve w
county, Indiana, Saturday. the 3Uh day
between the hours of 10 O'Clock and O'Clock, p M
on said dag, the following property parcels
lots Of land, suate in the OF New Boston, Wayne
county, lniiana, aud known by being lots numbered aud
10, as numbered on the plat OF said
To DO sold 10 satisfy decree said Court favor
NIcholas DEuiy. Stephen McWhinaey, Terrain Ne
Whinney, and Joseph h. Richey.
L. q. NOBLE, Sheriff ". C.
January tn, I34l It's
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16

Z UST RECEIVED RICHMOND CASH
- STORE,--a great variety OF seasonabe Day GooDs
also, a fresh supply of CUEENswARE and GRoCERIEs; all
which offered unusually CHEAP -but for further
evidence of the fact, please call the
JAMES E. REEVES.
January ,, 1911. J2Q
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16
Robbery of the western Mail.

We have been in possession of the Information
for some days past that extensive robberles of the
Western mail, had been committed, but RETAINED
from giving publicity TO the facts, at the request
of the authorities of the Post Office. Notices of
the robberes having found their way into the
papers West and East Of this city, our silence is
longer necessary.
We understand that abou, the Nth OF Novem-
Der the pouch" containing the letters for New
York, and all places of that city, was stolen
from the ma Al coach its passage from Wheeling
TO Frederick. Since then the New York letter
pouch has been stolen seven times. The agents
OF the department, from Investigation, suppose
the robberies were committed near Uniontown,
Pennsy lvania.
In these pouches we're the letters foI New York
and Offices cast of that city. from Wheeling, Gin
cinnati, Louisville, Nashville. NatcheZ, 81. Lou
- and all the other Western aud Soub Western
post Offices. The letters are known &c have con-
tained large remIttances, well of bank notes
drafts &c.
The letters for Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA,
and all the intermediate places between this city
and Wheeling, were in another pouch, which Is
enclosed large bag. and all have duly come
TO hand.--BdH. Pat.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16

Of superior quality, made from very best materials,
and good workma nship-thar will neither runaway
bend their backs in weather. He hopes by
king but good articles, he will po
tion of their patronage. Manufactory Marion Street,
door % Judge rtantons~
y. b. TaIloyy anI BeeswaH bought, exchanged for
Candles SAMU Ell PUMPiikEI
Richmond, Ist , 1911. SIT.
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Sale.

ILL be sold Saturday tho 23rd OF (Jan-
w uary) the Hotel OF +. w sson, all personal
property James Parmour decca sed, consisting
selection of Medical Brooks, Surgical Instruments Drugs
Medicines &c with Household and kitchen furniture
The property is worthy tho attention of purchaser sale
IL O'Clock sand day.
JESSE PARNOUR Adm
JULIAN l.. PARMOUR Admx.
January LIST 1S41. 52---3,
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otIERIFFS SALE.--By Virtue of execution
- directed from tho Wayne Circuit Court viii expose
public Sale the Court house door in Centrcvile Wayne
County, Indiana, Satura the Both day of January,
ls4i the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. Nj AMI O'Clock
+. NJ, said day, following property. to-wit:
parcel gronnd. with thereon,
situate Town iillsooroIgh, Wayne County, In
diana and known being lot numbered eighteen,
the plat OF said Town. Taken the prpery of
Thomas Stapleton satisfy favour OF
John III. Bruce. Il. G. NOBLE. Shift w. L.
Dec. Both 1910. 52--.ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16
PercInptOry Notice.
As Cheap as the CheaDcst.

w. GILBERT, has just received from the Allan
90 tic cities. in addition his former stock, general
merchandise. suitable for the
styles and latest fashions, which he offers for sale
responding with the
city of wishing buy will do well cali
and examine before purchasing elsewhere, deter
IN that II house in the place shall undersem me.
Richmond, May 9. 1910. 1s-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16

RHUBARB WINE.-A beautiful and sparkling
VINE resembling champagne, it is said can be
procured from the stalk of the rhuba rb plant. 4
foreign paper states that patent has been gran
ted In England TO the discoverers of this new
product. The wine is represented as wholesome,
and the quantity that can be obtained from the
plant Is immense-an acre of ground being capa-
bic OF yielding. annually, hundred and fifty
hogsheads. IT this be true; the produc ion of rhu
barb wine might be made, in this country. q We
~ profitable and important; branch OF industry.
The plan is well known here.-N. Y. Standard
TAnother trial was had in the Bristol Dis
tric', Mass, to elect member of Congress on
the 18th inst. The result follows:
wing. Van Buren,. Scattering.
Borden, 1920 Williams, $3.50 oO2
borden elected. This completes The Massa-
ehusetts representation, and they stand / Wings
loco.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-16

SHERIFF'S SALE---By virtue Of an execution. to
directed from the Wayne Circuit Court. viii ex
public the Court house door in tenirevie,
WAYNE County. Indiana Saturday, the 23rd day OF jan
uarv, Is the hours OF 10 O'Clock A NJ and
O'Clock 2. NJ said day. the following described Real
undivided half parcel
land Wayne County Indiana. containing nine
acres, ess, and bounded and described follows.
Beginning the of certain 20. Of
land. owned n the possession OF the Methodist Episcopal
church. adjoining the Town New Boston, in aid Coun
running West - poles North Is poles; thence
East 10 poles thence South 15 poles place Of begin
nng.And aI-o part Of the South East quarter of
zion No. 81 Township 13, of Range West in said
County. and bounded a follows. to-vvit:
Beginning at the Southwest corner Of lot No 30, a.
plat of said of New Boston. and
running thence p poles and II fes thence north
line of the land formerly owned By Abraham CupPy
along said line, p poles and IL feet 20 the
place beginning To sold satisfy Decree IN said
court. in favor of Grover NJ. Webb VS.. John Irwin
Dec. 31s;. 1910. T. G. NOBLE Sheriff '" e