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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-20
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OFFICE INDIANA Mutual FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY,l
ISDIANAPoLIs, July %, 1912.
YINHE MEMBERS of said Company hereby notified,
tina, for the payment of losses by FIRE and Liabilities
sustained and incurred BY said Company. Angus,
ISL the Directors have this day ordered following
sessment the Premium Notes given to said Company,
payable the Treasurer before the eighteenth day
September next ensuing to-wit:
On all before October I6, IS4l, and
not discharged, being from No. No. 2,4Oi,
sise, thirteen and one-taD per cent
On all October Is, 1871. and be-
October 81 o.l being from No 2,4O2 10 No. 2407
both inc 'usve, ten and o.ehaU per cent
On all dated after Octooer ~ 5il and OH or be
December *. lo1l, being No. 2,405 No. q,
457, both inclusive, and one-ha!f per cent.
On all notes dated December Is, 1871. and on
January p, 1884, being No. 2,459 No. ?,
455, both inclusive, eight and Hreequarters PEI cent
On all dated after January "a, ls42 and be-
fore March /, ls42 being from No. 2,l66 10 No 2,4o2,
both inclusive, eight ana one-quarter per cent
On all dated after March l. te42. and or before
Mafea II, 1912, being from No 2,4o3 No 2,454 boa
inclusive, three per cent.
On all notes dated after March H. 1912,
March II, 1872, being No 2,5, too and onequarter
per cent.
On all dated March p 1872, and on o. be-
fore March %, lS42 being from No 2,4o6 10 No 249O.
both inclusive, and Mree-qnarters per cent
Receipts for 4ssessnae7s viii b" forwarded TO Agents or
pected to prompt payment hterest will be charged
ali remaining unpaid On and after the 18TH
day Of September which day they are ayabie and
the expiration Of thirty days from this data dengpents
viii the rto amount Of their Prem
Notes Bank Of Indiana and of the spece-psy
ing BANKS Kentucky and Oaio viii be required for assess
IL where members have de1ated thei: Policies by
assured property otherwise, they hereby
notified their duty to surrender the came for DIS
charge. and the due the time of such
surrender of the fifteenth
ton of Charter which he enforced by Inc Oheers
of the Company. This is important, matter to menu
Agent. especially requested call their
give proper Information regard
thereto Policies discharge should be forwarded through
local Agents, addressed Secretary. In
tcaH Policy be 3,scharged until The amounts due
the Note up the date Of surrender be first paid. BY
der Of Directors,
JAMES BLAKE, 7reasurer.
3i-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-20

GA petition was presented to the County
Commissioners at their late session, soliciting
that order should DO made for tho election Of
another magistrate in tins place. The Commits
sloners however, upon constitution, determined
TO lay the petition on the table for the present.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-20
North Carolina.

The National In,egeneer, Of The 18Th says:
In this State the Locofocos have obtained ma
jprity IN the State Legislature, owing 10 The gain
Of one or two large counties (sending several
members each) by very small maj titles, and 10
the loss by the Wings Of two three counties
by their running Of a plurality OF candidates =
The State is, however, WING to the backbone,
the Wing candidate, Governor Motehead, having
been elected Governor By majority Of more
than fire thousand rotes. Yes, after a canvass
in which every topic unfa yorable to tho Wings
was brought into play, the combined opposition
to their candidate has nevertheless been thus 5 Q
nally beaten. But for the apathy Of the Why's
IN some Of the counties, the M ,rity for Cover
would have been much greater as viii be
clearly proved. have doubt. by the result,
of the next election (for members Of Congress)
in that State.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-20
Wayne County Male Seminary.

ME fail and winter this Institution viii COM
Il m"nca the first Monday (5th) of September next,
and continue . weeks The Seminary furnished with
good apparatus Board can he had in good families,
from 5 81 10 S,75.
Tuition.-fnglish Branches, from $500 to s. 90
Languages $500 quarter hall session. No deduc-
tial for absence of sickness
RAW son VALE, Preceptor.
Aug %, 1912. 33-3s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-20

STATE OF ONO
perior Cours of Ciaeinna,i, directed will
pose to public auction Oh the
9TH day of September next,
On John Mahard. Jr, in Columbia township,
Hamilton enuny. sale TO commence a, 10 O'Clock, A. VI.
saia day, aud day av until the prop
erIy i djsposed Of namely
bay Horses and grey Horse,
yoke Of ,corkins Cattle,
lot of Harness.
FRO horse tragoa nth bed,
DO 40 running gear only,
, ptoughS and t,co harrors
: nay rahcs, one hay rigging,
Z cart,
10 or more fuH blooded. and biooded Berk-
SHIRE Hogs, consisting Of boars so,es, shoates
and pigs,
ID Durham and common cors and calres,
Durham hciftrs,
do spring caireS,
) gouag Durham bulls,
lrhite buH calf.
Durham bull Napoleon.
Of Durham buH called Prince Frederick,
sheep.
grind stone,
icindnW,
, lcheel barrouS,
| cross cut sdir,
stack of Hay,
And Il of Walnn, and Water SIS,
stove, bedstead bed and bedding. and clock
Terms day To be sold the prop
or John Mahard, Jr, the SUIT Of Nark Buckingham
JOHN AVERY.
Sheriff aaa Special Master in Chaneery.
Aug. 6. 1912 Bite.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-20

Madame Rumof, who discour seth much Of the
doings at Washington, says: that Mr.. Secretary
Spencer is 10 90 the bench Of tho Supreme
Court in place Of Judge Thompson, who is to re
sign. Profit, to lave the War Department. Ste
venson the Department of Safe, Muh'enberg. OF
Pa, the Treasury, and Gushing the Navy. For
ward to be Collector at PhIaJe phin, rice Roberts
who viii 60 out; Upshur to be Minister to France
Mr.. Webster. it is said, vii! resume his seat in
the Senate, Mr.. Choate resiguing 10 make room
for hun.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-20

ever, have no certain information. There Is
no knowing, this time, no will lie Sena Tor Til
after the eleciion''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-20

0.5-Is the editor of lie Greenve Messenger
member Of a certain society," notice Of which
appears in his paper Of the lOth inst?
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-20

The citizens Of Nigo county, at the late eec>
ton, determined, by almost unanimous vote to
receive state scrip for county taxes. Tho vote
was 1868 in favor, and 81 opposition.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-20

Ge have rece1ej. the letters OF correspondence had
Of the Cambridge celebration They viii be
publ shei week.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-20
FlkxSEED WANTED.

ME subscriber wishes purchase large quantity of
Z fLAA>EEb for which he viii pay the IN CHEST mar
ket price, It delivered MS Rober, Huns Oil
Mil. Persons having for would well cali
before selling elsewhere. BENZ. STRATrAN.
Ei-3tn month 9th. 1872. 3li
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-20

D1GD,-On the 81 of August, in the 3ist year hel
age the residence of John Dtsbrow White Plaias,
J. Miss ELzABErn Pace aushter of John ant Sarah
Page, and formerly Of ,his city.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-20

A Golden Cdlf.-The following excellent pas
sage occurs IN article ~ FrazeT'S Magazine,
entitled, "Cour ship and Love making"
II certainly blame no lady who has been ac-
cusomed to the ordinary elegancies of lie for
refusing 10 marry poor man. but must beg my
friends to recoIlect that, aIthough man
without money IS poor, man with nothing but
money, Is poorer still"
GA man recently went from N sssacbuse It's
10 ONO with large quantity OF palm leaf hats,
Tor which be receiv cd IN return, butter Ia the a
mount of twenty tons, which be took 10 BJsion,
and sold at ten cents pound; having, as IS sup
posed. cleared about thousand dollars by the op-
Grafton.
REBELLIo1.-We learn from the PSrkersburg
(Va) Gazette, that Jackson Is a state OF open
rebellion. On Monday. court dav1 2olh nlr.,
the people paraded the streets of Ripley, with
guns, clubs, &c. and threatened 10 ride upon a
rail any man who bid for property under thirds
Of its value. Property was offered bu, there
we're 10 bidders,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-20
LIVERY STABLE.

yE hire. several good saddle horses
/ -buzges sni well broke horses His terms will Be
s,.sa - ,5c ,ires LEWIS BURK.
Richmond, March l6i7. Isl! llu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-20

and Administrators OF the Of deceased
persons who have taken may take letters Testa-
of Administration of the Nayne Proba
Court, hereby notified that by order said Court
made the August 1872 thereof they
estates entrusted them the FIRST Cou1t
eighteen months shall have elapsed from taking
Letters Testamentary Admins ton and every six
months thereafter until tie finally settled
for special reasons given.
Guardians OF the and Estates minor heirs who
have taken take letters Qua out of a
Court, VINO have money in their hands, receiving
money, from any source belonging their wards,
by nOtet thak by orde. made they i'll here
after be required unless or special shown MAX
settlement with the Court in regard trust 1ns eve
ry years
Witness. JOHN FINLEY, Clerk ". C.
Jeflersonan AMI Record, please copy.
Aug. 20, ISI9. 3a-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-20
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
Sale of Personal Estate.
STATE OF OHIO

STATE OF OHIO
Hamilton county ( "
4 PURSUANT IN the command of an order hop, the SUI
perIor Court of Cincinnati, dIrec ted will
nose TO public au-tIoD on the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-20

This motion was de ba cd al con side bic length
by Messrs. Holiness Habersham Pope and others.
Ia the Sena te after the disposal OF The mlsce!-
The reorganization Of the marine corps was taken
up Pending a debate on this bill. the private
Secretary Of the President Of the United States
appeared with the long looked for Treaty. The
doors Of the Senate then closed, and the
Scnaic took up SAID treaty IN oxccuiiEo session.
Aug. II, 1912.
In The House Of Representatives, Mr.. Cost
Johnson gave notice that tomorrow he VIII ask
leave to introduce Il bill embracing his plan of is
suing two hundred millions Of government scrip,
based on the proceeds from the sales Of public
aIds.
Mr. Charles j. IngersoI made an Intellectual
motion to suspend the rules, with view Of in
,rod icing his bill for raising revenue BY duties
imports. There were 4 votes IN the affirmative.
The Senate bill making appropriation for the
purchase Of sites for the Marine Hospitals IN the
West, was, after debate, read a third time
and passed.
After the disposal Ct some private and local
bills, the House went into committee Of The
whole, and resumed the consideration Of the
Fertilization bill. Messrs Irwin and Wise spoke
I'LL four O'Clock. The debate then ceased, and
II - understood that tho report Of the Select
committee on the veto message, will be mado on
Monday.
The Senate has been engaged the whole day
private business.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-12
LSEchGeEd Enquirer:
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BY G. ADAMS,

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form the immense labor he does will, his
pen, and palsied hand. But ,ha, he does
perform it we know, for the evidences of it
are daily before us. Certainty he can new
er sleep, and never be weary, and lie who
expects to encounter him in IL conf. ct
must rise as early, aud he as wide awake
aS he, or he will be sure TO come of Sec
ond best" as every nran who has ever had
the temeri'y to grappie with him has had
good reason to- know.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-12

surface, and The roots shou,j not b., disturb
Cd in the culture. as it dcraa ,es The forma-
ton OF the tuburS. The iinilryc and The
Mercer are the best table pGlators The Ro-
mans, SdrdiHla>, 0nI Lo"g BEDS for fed
culture or for animals
Ii Is all eACcI!eM! p..in 10 remove the grass
Tor lew feet from trees, aud win II spade
to loosen the earth in the atgIng OF the year
Trees viii we'll repay care ana attention, by
The increase IN The quantity and quality OF
iht truit. II is sometimes convenient 10 .rail
IA this 'rlJ.1th ;tnd i performed in the early
part bt lore The leaves are loo much expand.
cd, viii usually succeed. If the stems of
trees are washed with lye, or whtcWash, Il
vast many Insects OF their eggs on Inc bark
Will be destroyed, and the tree proportional.
bly, benefited. WnCrc the borer has made
ms appearances apple trees should DC ext
mined Hbnut the roofs, and the grub hunted
out and killed. The peach and 'neciariue
should be looked 10, to detect aus! destroy
the grub SO fatal 10 them, and which Can
now be found beneath the bark near the
surface of the ground, or on the root. If
your hens or geese have free access to your
plum or cherry trees, they will materially
aid III destroying the curculio, which vii!
be now leaving its winter rptrcat in the earth
to prey on the fruit. Don't suffer & cater
pillars nest to escape yonr notice, or de-
structiDn. 1t is easy TO xiii them while
young; but when they leave their nests and
scatter over the tree, they cannot be Ea!t,
while the injury they do is immense.
Give constant attention to your animals,
and do not imagine that care ceases when
the stock goes to the fields. Do not DC IN
too much OF haste 10 turn them to pasture
Better keep them Oh hay and roots until
there is Il good bite Of grass than have them,
to satisfy hunger, gnaw the FouAg grass and
clover to the very roots. Pasture SO fed vii.
scarcely recover from the effect during the
whole season.
May is a good month to SOW plaster. Use
it literally; hut for the sake of it, don't neg
lect the use or preparation Of manures.-
Both should 60 together. On pastures,
plaster may be used without. On meadows
kept in grass, top dressings of manure should
accompany is application.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-12

dIShonoted widow, who held title TO GER.
la.tl description OF copy hold estate in Eng.
land and had forfeited her right by mscon-
duct. 10 obtain the restoration of her.
lands she had to appear in OPEN court,
mounted on IL black ram, and to present an
humble petition, couched in terms which I
VIII not exactly rccite, lest they should Of.
fenl the delicate sensibilny Of the grave
Senators, but Of which the following is u
slight paraphrase and gentle expurgution,,
kindly furnished by friend near nAy :.
:. Here am,
Riding on a black ram;
Weak woman TINT ans:
And in spite of worldly shame,
] have PLAYED this wicked game
:" pfaV, MIR. Steward,
Let "!e hose ay Iaad again"
(Great laughterl
Now, sir, although should not wish to
see such elegant cavaliers as the two Sena-
tors from New York and New Hampshire.
(McsSrs. Wright and Woodbury. appearing
at the door on the Senate chamber so i'll and
so uhgraceiu!ly mounted as they would bo
upon such an animal, loud bursts of laugh
ter may not seriously and soberly insist
that, before We repeal the distribution law,
o''a lei item haze Mcir laa1s again, they ought
10 give the most unQues,ionable guara
thar there SHALL be no revival of those waste,
Ah' o. HS'.ISS Ny winch II WOulU De lOSt LOT
ever from us and our heirs!
Mr.. President, | have not strength, nor
"4tI consume your time to recapituate.-,
But | val! conclude by making an earnest
ar" aaX;"as appeal TO Senators on all sides
OF the chamber, to unite, by adopting these
resolutions, o. b. some ether practical plan.
IA supplying the Indispensable financial
wants OF the Government. The vaults Of
'"c Treasury are empty, its credit dishonor-
"a, the public engagements violated. Who
brought TIE Republic into this deplorablo
state! i'Ao Senators on the opposite side
and tAcir party when in power-by their
large scale OF national expenditure by their
disbursement of every available means,
stock IN the late Bank Of the United States,
and all which they could command ;, by the
debt which they GevolVed on their success
ors. and by their total neglect TO provide IA
revenue within the year to meet the current
expenses Of the year. Are the Senators Ga
the other side moi bound. as men of honor, to
come forward and unite with Us in retrieving
The errors Of the past administration, and in
hitting the Government out .of. its present de-
graded condition.!
But il 10 compunctious visitings of con-
science, no personal considerations, Will
prompt them 10 cooperate with US, let mo
Udjure Them, rs c0untrymen, as brethren, as
patriots, at least to unite on this occasion>
and sor This purpose, heart and hand, with US.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-12
EPITAPH.

Here lies constant pair below,
Who knew not matrimonial woe,
And ne er expressed a wish 10 part;
1--we the sole regent Of each heart.
Without n cloud their minutes rolfd.
AVID life's last sands sands Of gold
What precious grains! what charming weather!
You ask how long they lived together
From good authority speak,
They lived together-one whole week!
Fish no T.! all Gliue I'VE learn by gentle
man from Wareham, that the almost incred-
ible number of three hundred and ticenty thou
sand behring's were taken from the Agawam
river. at that place, last Saturday afternoon.
These fish, it is we'll known. ascend the
stream at this season of the year in immense
shoals and are easily taken by the fishermen
with what are called scoop nets.
NeO, Bedford Mer.
III Won bite ne III bite you, as the pepper pod said
to the boy.
Disproportion IN The CsasG'-ls appears by the 'aS'
..n.us. that there are over 10000 more men than
womcn in the United States.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-12

MoRTALITY.-Ths following is said to
BE- the rates Of mortality. in the principal
cities of Europe; Vienna. one in %;
Rome, one in "a; Naples and Amsterdam.
one in 20; Madrid, one in IS; Paris, one
i" So; Geneva. Que IN IS London, one
in -. aG
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-05-12

IF Won bite ne III bite you, as the pepper pod sal
20 the boy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-06
General -BoOks--Pamphlets-
Cards-BiIls, &c.
To the Business PnhIic.

Having nearly completed one of the most splendid
GENERAL PRINTING OFFICES, ever organized in
this city we are ready to print books, pamphlets cards.
bills anil all Kinds oil useful and elegant printing, the
most moderate terms, and for cash pay ments
This office we have fitted up at great expense--in
types presses and materials of all kinds We have alrea
dy work to the amount Of several thousands of
dollars nd are still busy printing ofthe most beau
iiui articles ever issued from the press Ladys Maya
zne,calied the ARTIST, is printed in this Office and i is
acknowledged to be the most beautifully printed magazine
n the country: The beautiful Typography of the Nsw
YonK LANCET is ell known.
All applications for printing will be made to Ma JosErH
ELLIOTT, the Manager at the office of the Hersldor up
stairs in the printing Office entrance at ga Nassau street
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
rRoPRIrToR THE HERALD GENERAL PRINrire OFFICE,
North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
New Yopx, 10th Sept, ls42.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-06

90 THE LADY IN BLACK.-This my sterous per.
sonage in Broadway yesterday looking beau
tul as We readers this is idle crea-
ton of the BRAIN her with her jet black ringets
hanging profusion around her rosy cheeks There
thousands Of pretty girsin the city who them and,
OF course enved the pretty possessor not knowing they
could vie with her by using she does, Phalons Dahla
Cream for the hair which possesses all the properties
quisite for keeping the hair in beautiful style stops its
falling out and gives the trouble its effects
felt for days. keeping soft and glossy Gentlemen
DESTROYS Of testing its qualities do free of charge
by calling Phaon and having their hair cut la mode
PHALON'S Wig and Hair Cutting Rooms,
Broadway. opposite st. Pauls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-06

FROM TExAs-President Houston has issued
proclamation, ordering themarching forthwith Of the
Brazorlo, Anstin, Fort Bend, Colorado, Victoria,
Gonzales, Jackson and Matagorda counties against
San Antonio and the counties Of the upper Brassos
and Colorado to march to Austin, and the citizens
of other counties to hold themselves in readiness
The orders Of the Executive direct that in the
event Of the evacuation OF San Antonio by the
Mexicans they are to be pursued beyond the Rio
Grande and chastised as their audGcity deserves"
In the event OF formal invasion, the western coun
ties are to hold themselves in check until the rest
OF the Republic can rally to the rescue.
The British mail packet steamer Midway, Capt.
Smith, touched at the N. E. Pass, from Vera Cruz
and Tampico. She landed several mails and FIVE
passengers Mr. Gusts, the late bearer of despatches
to Mexico, being one Of the number. The Med
way left Vera Cruz on the 18th.
Passengers Of the Midway corrobora,e the news
received here yesterday morning by the steamer
Merchant, relative to the invasion OF Texas by
Mexico.
On land, vast preparations were making for some
important movement, and at the town OF Aleppo
alone some 5000 troops and eight pieces of cannon
were collected