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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-18

Oct. Is
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
Late and Importau from Texas.

The steamer New York arrived at New Orleans
on The 9th INST, bringing ne lady of Presiden /
Hous Ton as passenger.
Letters from the other sica If Rio Grande state
that Gen Arisia stI at Monterrey, but
making hostile preparations Gen. Caneles
ordered by Santa Ann to march with $50
men TO Corpus Chrisl, and esrroy The Ranch Of
Aubry & Kinney, IN complince with request
of large number of merchants of Matamoras
There were 300 men at the Ranch. The ftmi,
lies were leaving the place. Col. Aubry had Civ
bis mich cows TO supply he army with beef
Col. Owen at Texaua or the march for Cor
pus Christi with $50 men, md 800 more were
their way from Victoria. The western people
were concentrating apidlv Corpus Christi
Mai. John Mcdonald coidently killed 10
camp on the 23th ult.
Tho report Of the Murder f Druze is unfunnd-
ed. There said To be $4,000 Mexican sol.
dlers a. Matamoras; but no ak of coming this
way.
The Congress eff Iucatar vas convened on the
18th ul', and granted extraordinary powers to
the President, on the l9th, in 5a-e of invasion.
The people of Yucatan are determined to con
tInue ;he war against Mexcoat every hazard.
Mr.. Lubbock, of the Snta Fee prisoners
who escaped from Mexico, arrived III the San
Antonio.
Santa Anna has embodied $4,000 troops des
tined for Texas and Iucafan, and purchased two
merchant vessels at Vera Cruz, for transports.
The contract for the Mexican Government, for
building two iron war steamers, IN England,
which failed Tor want of funds, has heen renew
ed, and they ire to be completed Immediately.
The church has given Santa Auna. all property
held by them mort main, amounting Is estI-
mated to $4,000, 900, TO be applied the pros
ecution of the against Texas.-He has also
made forced Ian. Of 900 douboons frcm the
priests OF Peubls.
Gen. Houston and his cabinet are at Houston.
The archives of he government are in Austin,
and there, the citizens of that place say, they
shall stay.
Owing to the employment of the Hon. VIM
Henry D,ngeriield important business which
requires his absence from New Orleans, the Pre-
sident has oppoin ed Gen James Davis, late OF
Mississippi, as general agens of Texas, at New
Orleans.
The Hon. a. s. Lipsc,ms has been appointed
agen, at Mobile, Ala. &c. and will 60 over on
the Neptune. the next voyage.
The President has issued proclamation warn
ing the citizens of the United States against ma.
king contributions II, or receiving commissions
from any person persons not authorized by
him.
The repor, Of the murder Of Judge Mills, was
unfounded.
Rose, the murderer of Potter. was in custody
awaiting his ,ria.-Batimore Clipper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
AIGEST TI0N.

GIVE are Authorised and requested To an
nounce DANIEL STRATTAN, ESQ, as can
dldate for re election 10 The House OF Represen
tatives in the State Legislature.
GIVE also requested 10 announce WM
II. FOULkE, as a candidate for reelection tC
the House Of Representatives of the State Legs
lnure.
GIVE are authorised 10 announce ALLEN
HIATT, ) a candidate for seat IN the House OF
Representatives of the State legislature.
0r-We requested to announce WILLIAM
S. ADDLEMAN, cand date for the House of
Representatives, subjec, &c the decision of a
County Convention.
0r7-We are an,horizedto announce ISAAC N.
LESu, of Hngerstown a. q candidate for a sea,
in the House of Representatives of the next
Legislature of this State.
GIVE are requested to announce SAMUEL
DELONG a candidate 70. Sheriff at the next
AUGUST election.
GIVE are authorized % announce DAVID
DENWiDDIE, a a candidate for Sheriff.
fIsrWe are authorized to jnnounce WILLIAM
WIDUP, candidate for sheriff
o. We are authorized n announce DAVID
MOORE, candidate for Sheriff.
GIVE are authorized announce JESSE
MEEK, a candidate for Sheriff
GIVE arc reques. ed to asnouuce SOLOMON
MEREDITH. Of Cats.}ridge City, as a candidate
for Sheriff of WAYNE County.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
Az ORDINANCE Regulating Sales at Auction
CINCINN ATI, o.

WHEREAS il Is deemed for the better govern
nen City of Richmond, and for the protection Of
citizens, Ordinance be passed. regulating sales at
auction Therefore,
SEC. LIST. Be Ordained by the Common Council of
the Richmond, that foreigner travelling or
transient persons Merchants Auctonee shall wish
open any she'd for the purpose Of selling
Kind of goods, wares, Merchanze, Books. Jewelry, &c
in the civ he shall first obtain Licenre from the
Mayor authorizing him. sell which Leence
shall be granted any less than s. days and
TO paw per cenum the amount Of goods he they
shall ba I'VE Sold the demanded by the Marshall,
who's, duty it shall coIec, all such per and
nav the amount City Treasurer taking mis- receipt for
the same report Council, at their first meeting,
thereafter
SEC = Whenever any Pedlar resident of this
cy shall peddle any goods, wares merchandise
books. or through any Of the Streets or III
Of the houses city. shall first obtain Lcence from
the Mayor. authorizing him hawk goods OF kind
VIVA above stated which Licence shall
De granted any less than dollar per day.
SEC. g. That any citizen OF the city, wishing to become
auctioneer, sell GOODS books fswelrF horses,
Wagons other articles whatever OF value
shall RS, Mayor, Lcence authorizing MIN
sell auctioneer. which L1cence sha De
granted for dollars year. fifty cents per month, or
twelve and n half cents per day.
SEc 4 Any person violating any of the provisions of
this ordinance shall. conviction before Mayor. be
fined in any sum, less than five dollars.
SEC That all ordinances parts Of ordinances con
rtiar with Of this ordinance be and
me same are hereby repealed Approved May Attn, l5f2
JOHN SAVIOR. Mayor.
D. HOLLOWAY, City Clerk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

In the Senate, the Apporionment bill was re-
ported with amendment, reducing the ratio
from 30. 10 To $4,000, and giving snch states as
shall have moro than moety of that ratio an
additional member. The provIso. making it in
cumbent on all states TO adopt the district system.
also stricken out.
The remainder of the dav devoted 10 the
con sderaiion Of the new amendments To the
General Appropriation bill.
Mr.. Wise has been arrested. and required to
give bonds to keep the peace. The examination
has been adjourned until tomorrow.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
n Office .

TNHESubscriber. hzginz made arrangements with the
propretors Of the .'Sprins Foundry' for power for
building Machinery prepared TO furnish his friends
public generally Snort notice, all kinds Of Mr.
c1inery. Cardiug Maehines, Condenser,
spinning Machines. Power Looms. shear Ma.
chimes. Mapping Machines, SC. &c. all of ~hsrh
patterns tie s also prepared for eussrg
Mil screws, Press Screws, &c &c
ETKANAH HUXLEY.
f--N B. HUXLEY and RYAN, will make 70 order
BELLS, all kiat Brass Csssings and will take old
Copper nd Brass in exchange for work.
Richmond. Feb. Is. 1912. Ism.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
TWENTY SEVENTH CONGRESS- ...SECOND SESSION.
WAsHINGToS, May 9, 1912.


In the House of Representa- tives. after the pre-
senta'io,. of petitions, bill reported from
the District committee, providing for the more
speedy administration Of justice IN this District.
II was rcnd twice and referred. A bill was also
reported and read twice, making appropriation
for the erection Of pubic buildings in Forida.
The motion to PRINT the remaining New York
Custom House reports was called up as The spe-
cial order The question pending was on he
amendment Of Mr.. Underw ood. setting forth that
the President had o constitutional authority to
appoint The commission.
Mr.. Gushing spoke for nearly two hours in op-
position TO tho cndmcui, and in defence Of the
President. resolution authorizing the print
ing OF all the reports and papers, then agreed
to- A motion to print 5000 extra copies is still
pending
A communication was received from The Trea
sury Department, furnishing the long expected
report of the Secretary relative to the Tariff
printed.
The general appropriation bill, ended by
The Senate was reported by Mr.. Fillmore from
the committee ways and means. When this
closed, the amendments under cousde.
ration.
la the Senate, the bill heretofore reported. pro-
yidipg TOR the removal ofsuch cases as McLeod's
from The State 10 the u. $. Court, was called up
md debated by Messrs. Buchanan and Chpate
until three o'clock. The remainder of the day
occupied in executive session.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
CONNECTIONS, ICE CREAM, sc.
se.5 :Ar.ss.s q AMEG SALOON,

ME undersigned having enlarged his establishments.
and fitted up several rooms for the accommodation of
ladies' and vsiters would respectfully inform the public
he designs making ICE CREAM the ensuing o
has put up Soda Font, and viii make Spruce Beer Lem
onate, &C. which he viii up good style tluse
who may favor him with their custom. lie will supply
families ith good fresh bread, cakes &C. and parties
furnished with all kinds on short not.e
and reduced prices Cakes always on hand Candles
for sale wholesale and retail.
&. ZIMNER.
Richmond, May l2h, 1912. l9-3n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
REMITTANC BY MAIL.


"a Postmaster may enclose money letter TO tie
PIbister Of NeIrfDaDer, pay the subscription of
trd person, and frank TIE letter critten by hinse''
NoTR.-Some subscribers may be Of the a
bove regulation. IL VIII he requesting the
Postmaster they reside contain
ing subscription money he will do upon being
that the letter contains nothng but the sub
scriplion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
MAY -, 1872.

In the House Of Representatives. bill was ro
ported approprating $4,000 for ascertalnlng tho
exact longitude of this and other cities.
The report of the Secretary OF the Treasury
on tho tariff question was taken up and referred
to the committee WAYS and means.
After the disposal of some private business.
the General Appropriation bill was once more
taken up in committee of the whole. the question
being on concurripg IN the amendments of the
Senate.
Numerous amendments of no general interest
disposed Of after tedious debate.
On notion Of Mr.. Wise 80 000' was inser,-
cd for sending commercial agent TO the west
coast Of Africa.
All The amendments Of the Senate having been
passed upon, the committee and reported
the bill the House.
The several amendments of the committee
were then concurred in.
In the Senate the whole day has been occupied
by warm debate on the report Of the Judiciary
committee relative to the refunding 81 the fine
imposed on General Jackson bv Judge Hall
Ii ia the general Impression that Messrs Stan
leg aud Wise making arrangements for
meeting.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
The HarmonIst:

F. collection Of Tunes from the spro-ed
au.hors. adapted every variety of metre in the
sIetbotis, HYMN Book; for sale the
Ian 2Ttb 1912 BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
THE BALL ROLLS ON !

0AT-The WASuINGTONIArS meet again this
min. (Friday,) in the Warner bui3ing An Address will
be deIivered by Theron PACK. The ladies aud gentle
the vicinity aud city respectfully invited at
tend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
WASHINGTON GREIS.

The members of this Company will take notice tina,
meeting viii De held the Warner Building on SATURDAY,
the 27in OF May for purpose OF eIecting Captain
Lieutenant and Easga. 1t earnes y re4 eei rat ali
the members snail De present.
BY order Of me Co n PAGE. Sec'y.
Richmond. May l., 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ME subscriber j. DESTROYS selling private
4 of the property hereinafter described to-wit:
Tic House End lot, Of Main From,
streets, occupied by john Williamson store.
\ building lot, with old house Main street,
adjoining the above named lot adjoining
tine three story brick lately put up by Job Borton.
\ building lot also Main the proper
of Armstrong Grimes the running back abou,
$50 feet aey AID having the ad, antage of
alley extending from the front along whole length
to the first mentioned alley.
The property where resides consisting of good, well
finished bark dwelling house, nearly The build
~ by 81 feet, with four the floor,
passage entry, ktchen milk house, all
brick. \ good and stable, and other buildings
of good quality. Excellent water; roomy, airy
cellar; about and half of ground, a
quantity suit the purchaser; fruit of various
kinds The situation surpassed by the place,
peaantness. 1t is well calculated a private
dence, and the business city,
and would be good situation for boarding house This
property the undersigned ed expressly his
residence, and believes it will bear pee
Also Farm of So acres stua ted about ~ miles from
CITY, directly the GrecnVilc road
and improved by Frederick Hoover and Da-
vid Holloway. The situation is unusually fine has
several strong and erfang Springs; excellent
chad consisting 800 trees, embracing good yeiioy
of ffut
The of sale Of any Of the above named property.
viii be fair and Liberal. price and time. Those DIS
posed purchase such propery respectfully invited
call and examine for themselves.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond, Fifth Month 22nd, l64l. 20,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
NAY IL. 1872.


In the House Of Representatives, bill was
passed authorIzing the S'onandooh Brdg Co,
10 erect a bridge Il iIarper's Ferry.
The General Appropriation bill was then takon
up once mare IN committee of the whole.
The question pending was on that amendment
Of The Senate appropratIng S2S,OOn for turn-
iure. &c. for The New York Custom House.
After long and rather warm debate, the a.
mendment was re Jected.
The next amendment was $1,000 to de(rav the
expenses of the removal of the statue of Wash
ing ton from the centre of the Rotunda To Its pre-.
sent position.
Mr. Keim moved furihcr to amend by adding
$500 Tor pedestal for the moHumen'.
Mr.. Wise opposed the amendment, on the
ground tina, tho monument was totally unfit TO
represent properly the great Washington Ii was,
IN his opinion. neither an American nor Christian
design The amendment oi Mr.. keim
iec,ed, and the amendmen, of tho Senate concur
red IN.
In the Senate. after The morning business, a
message was received from tho President. setting
forth that all Institutes have ceased in Florida,
and recommending provision for armed settlers.
The consideration Of the bill for the removal
of such cases as that of Mcleod from the state
courts was then resumed aud debated at some
length.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

The Indiana polls Journal of th 18th inst, says, ssThe
Board of Directors of the State hnk of Indiana. their
quarterly session las, week 6xecthe 18th day June
for the resumption of specie pa mnt, all the Branche
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
SILK WORM EGGS.

4 SNAIL 10, Of SILK WORM EGGS, we'll eelec-
"A ted ard preserved, viii be sold very low and
conlno dating Enquire Of
JAMES HUNNICUTT.
Richmond 4th mo, 18Th, 1912. I5-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

latest Case Of .4bsence.-7he ditor Of the Palladium
absent and consequently, the uaal quantity of editorial
is not here.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

GIVE requested by Lev p. RornEMEL, to sa,
that he is longer a candidate tr Sheriff.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
MAY 10, 1912.

In the House last evening. tho amendment OF
Mr.. Jones To the General Appropriation bill, re-
dpclng the salary 81 the District Attorney of the
Southern ID strict Of New York, from $4,000 TO
5000. concUrred
THIS morning the consideration Of tho Sena
anne ndmenfs tho above bill was resumed in
committee Of tho whole.
Mr.. Jones, Of Va, moved to disagree with the
amendment which increases the appropriation for
the Boston Custom House 10 s 100000.
debate of several hours arose. but which con
tanned not particle of interest.
The amendment Of Mr. Jones finally CON
Cured in, and tho original sum Of $4,000 left IN
the bill.
A long debate then arose item asking
S2S 900 for furniture, etc, for the New York
Custom House.
Mr. Profit, spoke at some length agans. the
proposed appropriation.
In the Senate, afIer The morning business, tho
bill providing for the removal Of such
that of Mcleod, from the Jurisdiction of the state
courts, was again taken up. Mr.. Choate, having
the floor, made a long speech in reply TO the
marks of Mr.. Buchanan on yesterday.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
CHo0L BOOKS.

VI tchelfs Geography ana Atas; Eclectic Readers
ia5ots, PNc's, Davies, Rays Snith- Arithmetic
!Ntrhhan''s, Smita's AMI Comley-s Grammar.
Elementary and ComIcy's Spelling Book.
Walkers ana Nebster's Dictionary.
tomstoch's Philosophy Chemistry.
l5nrFeu's Geography OF the Heavens.
{ aaafra'S and ltanapca~tlats
Bonhyc Mensumtion: Muray's Readers.
Nttcsers Geographical Reader.
Paper, Ink. & nils, &c &c. For sale, by
ID. r. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond. Jan 7th, 1870.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
MAY 13, 1872.

10 the House of Representatives, select COM
mit,ee was authorized. whose duty shall be 10
investigate the whole matter relative Ia the eS
psndilure for furniture for the New York Custom
House. and 10 repor, bill for such sum they
shall deem Ia be Justly due.
On motion of Mr.. Fillmore, the Naval Appro-
prIa'lon bill was taken up IN committee OF the
whole
Mr.. Merriwether moved to reduce tho amount
IN the hrs, item from S3.l95 .452 10 900,
which was the amount asked for last year.
On this amendment, long debate ar ose. in
solving the whole merits of our Naval System.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
VIM. CLARK, rasnom,

ready. all times, work for approved Trade, Cash,
l. or Credit to CLEVER FELLOWS. t5-ShoP door
of Bank
Richmond. June, 10 1871. 24f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
Election Notice .
Wavnc County Seminary.

tNIIF, of this Institution will commence
Monday the Both Of the present month, (Nfay) and
continue twelve weeks The Seminary pro vided with
good Philosophical Astronomical, and Chemical Appar-
TUIroS-English Branches. from So 90 to s. co.;
Languages Sc 90. No deduction from prices
except in cases of protracted sickness.
Il. VALE, Principal.
CentrevlIIe, May 10lh, 1872 1884.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
SREEsIFF,s SALE.

EDT virtue of Decree and Execution 70 me directed
from the WAYNE Circuit Court. viii a. nu3-
IL sale a; the court House door Centrexlle,
Indiana Oh Tie IAN day of JJne, 1912. between
OF III o'clock. y NJ and clock. L. VI said dav the
following property towit: \ of Lots numbered
hundred and tour and hundred and
on the the plat OF that part Of the CITY Of Richmond,
ayhe county, Indiana LAID by John Smith anI
Ged "a follows, towIt: Beginning the North West
OF brick House standing SAID premises Main street.
one hundred and from the
lot numbered one hundred aud four; thence
wal OF the mouse, 10 south
nef OF the porch; thence south "A degrees
inches thence south IS degrees, 81 and
gate post; tence south 90 degrees,
thence 81
north II degrees, east - feet and nrhes the
ton of the south line of irwin Reeds lot;
degrees west - feet tho south Irwin
keeds ground thence north degrees levin Reels
line one hundred and feet De that distance
or less, to Main street, thence along said Main
"A feet aud inches, the place
with pas-way, three feet wide, from Main thro
the building the end of house,
iemns and Shearen. Taken the property Jacob J.
and Jane VI keefer satisfy Decree and Execution
favor of Caleb Shearon
THOMAS G. NOBLE, 5. w. c.
May lSth,r1S42. (s3,50) 2O-3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
REMOVAL.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, and BONvE7.S.

fC-Ne are also receiving large lot of IRON, STEEL.
and NAILS, from the mandatory Pttsburgh which
sell reduced prices wholesale and retail
l-3-Mechancs and Others interested, give a call
AQtIILA JONES Il son.
Richmond, Ia, ID mo. 18th, 1912. stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

icsy Of VEGETABLE GARDEN SEEDS
among which are the following:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-21

nr SAFE al tns booh SIoRi
Richmond. April l5th, 1912
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04

County OsDERs-rhe Examiner has
spent many words in attempting to prove
that the indebtedness Of this county is
entirely the consequence Of peeulatOns
Of the county officers. eli Of whom Tin
cluding the Whig Treasurer } are changed
with combining to swindIe the good peO-
pie Of the county. And at the close Of
the last article on the subject, it is asked.
sis there any good reason that can be
named why Brown county should be in>
debted at alli" The true reason and in
evitable causes Of the Indebtedness Of the
county are obvious to almost every one,
and can scarcely be unperceived by the
conductors of The Examiner. They are
chiefly these: During tho two past years
there has been an extraordinary number
Of criminal or State cases brought b fore
our Courts, which have greatly increased
the amount Of orders issued; while there
has been no propOrtionale increase of
es to meet these unusual expenses. The
taxes in this county are reduced TO the
luwest limit allowed By law. The tax for
all except township purposes, amounts to
81 05 upon 500 worth Of taxable pro.
perry. In the adjoining county Of Cler
mont the taxes for the same purposes
amount to 81 % on every 100: Ard in
Adams county 10 81 40 on every 100
Whether or not the two latter cOuuties
have been enabled 10 keep out Of debt
by increasing their taxes while they had
but few state cases in comparison with
Brown, we are not informed.
THIS sufficiently accounts for the largs
amount of county orders in this county
unredeemed; some OF which have been
bought at par and some at a discount by
merchants and other business men Of this
pIace--whigs as vel. as democrats--who
are represented by the Examiner as ''land
pirates and pulitcal leeches." Spme
VINO bought orders at par or small dis
count two years ago, have them sill on
hand and are doubtless nnw willing 10 re.
turn them to those from whom they were
bnught al much below cost price; which
they would not very willingly do # they
c0uld--as is represented by The Ex1m,n-
er--draw The money for them before any
other hOiders Of orders.