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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19
Approved, August 81, 1912.
I PunIIc-No 81 ]

AN ACT making appropriations for certain forfcato
OF the tnjted States o the year thousand eight hum
dEel md forty-IHo.
Be Herqced bg the Senate and ILe of Representatives
Of tie Uaited States Of .Ieriea Congress assembled,
That the following be. and the hereby APP
propriaed be paid any pPropriated money
the Treasury for the preservation repairs, and
Of certain Qualifications, IN the eighteen hundred and
For repairs Fort Prebe, Portland, Maine, thou
sand dollars.
For repairs of Fort S-amneI Portland Maine five thou
sand dollars.
For repairs of Fort McClary, Portsmouth, New Iamp-
shire, five thousand dollars
For repairs of Fort Constitution, Portsmouth, n. Hamp
For repairs Of Deer Island, Boston hasnor,
tho isand dollars.
For repairs For Independence and seawnII Castle
Island balance Of the original estimated OF this work
being thirty thousand dollars
For Fort Warren, Boston harbor hirty-three thousand
dollars
For repairs of old Fort Criswod, New Lonloa habor,
Connecticut five thousand dollars
For completing repairs Fort Niagara, the mouth
Niagara river New York, and erecting and repairing the
necessary buildings therein, five thousand dollars
For completing the repairs OF Fort Ontario At os"ego
For Fors Schuyler New York barbor. twenty thousand
dollars.
For completing Castle Williams, New York har5or, five
thousand dollars
For completing South Battery, Nc" York hnrbor, two
For completing Fort Columbus. New York harbor,
,bou=and dollars
For peruanen, vharves for Fort Columbus. Castle VIII
lias, and South Battery Governors Island, New York
harbor, and complete the work according to The Original
mates, eight thousand dollars.
For repairs and f., correcting defective construction
Fort Lafayette, New ork harbor- twelve dollars
For Fort Monroe Old Point Comfort, Virginia, thyive
For repairs of Fort Macon, Beaufort North Carolina.
i've thousand dollars.
dollars
For Fort Sumter, Charleston habor South Carolina to-
wards completing the agreeably the original est
mates, fifty thousand dollars
F., For. Livingston, Barra,aria bay, louisiana.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19

AN ACT provide for tho payment tive State Of Lou
tsiaua. balance due said State rxpcnd
incurred in raisng equiopJnE and paying of regiment
volunteer ta mustered into the service of the Uni
States. and employed IN the Florida The year
one thousand eight hundred AMI thiTty-six.
BE ii enacted By tte Senate and House Of Repre, atircs
TIE Uaited States Of America Congress GsssR1biei,
Tina, Of thousand HUNDRED
dollars aud fifteen and said
hereby. Appropriated the balance due the State
Louisiana expenditures incurred rasng eluipping
paving nf regiment OF volunteer militia, IN
service of the United States in the Seminole
Approred, August 20. lSie.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19
JOHN TY I.ER.
PU3LIC-No. I'll

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BE enacted by the Senate ant House % hePresetattrf
Of The United States q ierlcd Congress Gsen5ted
That the mayor, recorder and aldermen city of De-
ttoit' ~ 'i7 80, t.I5. - t.ah,' '.,,,ho,iz.5 =,
OF ''en ~ "a faiI Ina, all cI,;,9s ,Tisi,y ,,,3er
l'i' ,t'h ,Is - .g.i,s, be T,ve,,or
'he ~ " 49, 80 ,rlIi,,,, Of N;cLfr,, aud rercive
ana JUDGES " -. 49, =, y ,' -, ",;.h ,be s,;5
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goVei' " Ja w. - -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19

numbered three nine, township thirty north OF
three east; and
sny thirtyiour. of east: sections twenty
and township thy-thfee nofth OF range
thIrieeu nineteen- ana ~ehty-
three. north Of raage eight, east OF
the third prime heretofore selected ~ the ~
State under quantity OF land 10 the State
Of lno for purpose of aiding opening canal 10
connect of Illinois "th those OF Lake
N5chfgan. had sold AMI patented midi
v4la oy before location by the said
State had been ppro.et.
Sec. 3 find be AZ further enacted, That the selections
lands shall he reported By the o
States to he Secretary OF the
Treasury approved by Inc President OF the United
States. Approved, August -, loI2-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19
TfUBLIC-No. IS.

AN ACT authorize the States Of Indiana and Illinois
select certain quantities OF land in lieu of like Guan
ties heretofore grated the said Stateso the
tion of the Wabash aud Erie and II icnisan canals.
BE a enacted bg the Senate and House Representatives.
OF tie Jtsd Stttes Of iusric1 Congress assembled
That there be vested IN the State of Indiana twenty
thousand hundred aud and
deths land. selected under
OF Governor OF said State, Insold pub
nc lands theren not subject 10 the right of presumption
equivalent lands Indian
tons IL the lands acquired by treaties with the Miami In
dams, IN the hundred and Ihry-even
Steen hundred AMI thirty respectively. ani
reservations been permitted allowed. would
hs yged TO said State in virtue of of the
.o'@ " Sh. eighteen hundred AMI eutv-seyen entitled
a. sssI certain quantity of land the State of
, ., Expose Of aiding said State in opening
Of Lake Erie y - y "S''7'' az G -" '''' '"'ss
- S,,,s If Ino. i fiaeted Tia, the Governor
selected from, the unsod % esuse 70 De
thousand seven lied and sixty 1cEsfs qlsny q I've
ssu seclIoas
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19
IOFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Cd Session of the 9Th Congress.
PUgLlc-No -. !

AN ACT 10 provide Of
Tor export Of Gogefnment in ma Territory Of "s
cnn-in, and fDr other purposes
enartef BIZ TIE Seaate and Tfse n ReDreeri4t,res
Of Ltc Uet States y iHaertea "a Congress asse"lbf,
mat proper accounting Officers Of the Treasury De
of.ent directed audit aud see the for the
expense Legislative Assembly OF Territory Of
including the printing Of the lave and other
ciasntaf been closed and
,e,ed Treasury Departments bat allowance shall
ensattnn any member OF the Ie-
g.atiye Assembly sad Territory ssrvires,
eeot 20 lie presiding Houses OF said As
the of said
eotofy nor to the Clefa OF either House of sad eg-a
Assembly for ths performance % duties required by
law for other purpose not author zed by tire ee
eighteen hundred and thuy-sx, ents! IAN estab
lsnnz Territorial Government Of Wsconsir;'
,,,I sxpeas-. th.rei, a.,orizet shall be- ca ,.,red to
ordinary aud necessary expenses OF the Of the
Legislative Assembly, and no other
Sec , mt bc u further enacted, Tha, all
for disbursements erfitore. United States,
Of onoy appropriated by Congresg for support Gov
ernmen shall he settled and al the Trea
snry Department; aud no act resolution, order OF the
any Territory, directing expenditure of
sum, shall be deemed sufficient authority for such dis
bseent, bat sufficient vouchers and proof for the same
shall ha required ny 7''a accounting Ana no pay
shall made allowed, unless the Secretary o: the
Treasury shall have estimated therefor, and the object been
approved by tongess No session OF the Legislature OF
Territory shall be held unt the appropriation for 1t.
shall have been made. Ia the dItnent of said
no charge Tor the services ni greater number OF OIL
attendants shall be allow ell secretary
aud assistant secretary clerk, sergeantatafms
doorkeeper one messenger and one foreman Tor each House
of the Legislature TO neither OF whom snail greater com
pensaon three dollars per day be paid. AMI it shall
the duty the Secretary OF each Territory prepare
passed by the Legislature for publication, and
Furnish copy thereof to the public printer Of te Territory
within ten days after the passage Of each act
) tint be It FURTHER enacted, Thai whatever
money be found due upon such auditing and settle
enr beyond the whether
been expended or not be paid out OF
ney the Treasury not Otherwise approprias ed
Sec .3nf be II further enacted That said
Trea be directed audit ani
for expenses of tbs Legislative Assembly Of the
Territory Of Florida, heretofore audited and settled
the and upon the principles heein pre-
srrbed FOR the settlement Of the accounts Of the Territory
of Wisconsin, aud whatever Of shall be found
doe, such auditing be paid out OF any money i'll
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
JOHN WHITE,
Speater Of he House of Representatives..
WILLIE =. MANGUM,
Pesidcnt Of the Senate, pro tea,Dore.
Approved, August %, 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19

plan exceeding in The Of twenty
i've thousand dollars.
Sec. = lind be 1t f4fter enacted, That the
dollars the hereby. appropriated.
out any money Treasury otherwise apprapfIa-
ted, towards carrying 1918 law into effect
Ind be further enacted, That said estab
Ishmen may be located portion OF tine pubic lani
il the District Of Columbia which the President OF the
States may deem su5taa.e 10 the purpose.
Approved. August 81, l-4g.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19
IApEC TOR nj.
April D, 1912.

Thousands have met premature death the want
OF tte attention to Il common cold.
Have you a cpnsh! -ke9. DR.. Bartholemex's Expecto-
syrup safe mdcal prescription, containing poi
sonou drugs, and used IN extensive practice fr several
years, WI positively afford relief and you
that awful disease Pulmonary cnnsumptIOn which usually
sweeps INFO hundred of the young, the DID,
fair. the lovely and the gay!
Have you a cough BE persuaded purchase bottle
of this Expectorant Syrup today II may be
100 late.
Have you cough !Bar tholemew's Expectorant Syrup
is the only remedy you should take you.
For this plain That of the thousand
where il mas beer used, has il failed relieve
For sale at the drug of Comstock & Co, and
nearly all respectable drug
Sold by Comsock < Co. II. Maiden Lane, N Y, and by
IrrIn Reed ( Brother, Riclnn0kaa, Ia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19
PUBLIC-No. 9l.7

AN ACT to authorize ola depot or
and Instruments of the navy Of the United States
Be t enacted b. the and House Of
Of the United States Of .4naeTcI Congress axsegbIei
That ihs Secretary Of the Navy be, and ne hereby,
thofzet TO contract for the bnng house far
depot charts and TIE navy OF the u.6
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19
$3.50 per Cord,

WILL. be given for TIMBER suitable for making
w PEGS. delivered the Last Factory, / miles
North of Richmond.
Those who wish urnsh timber may enquire for pariic-
MARS of c. Yansant, Richmond, j. w. Swain, the
premises.
April Sth. 1912. 14tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19
GLEk-HoPE WoOLLEh FACTORY.

ME subscriber having commenced the Manufac
il business at the above named place about half mile
south of RIchnond, il now feady receive
into Cloth Cashmere, Flannel. Sainett. james,
Blankets, Nc. either shares by yard. lie also
expects have Of above
tcles to exchange tor WOOL. and other produce
From his experience in and his business.
he thinks he viii be able general satisfaction
that viii favor him with their custom.
LENINUS KING.
April y. 1912. loft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19
10, &c Lame and Hdlti who wiH you blame, i
you Walk not2

TWENTY ONE III NDRED! have been healed of
all lameness, though for years crPples. limbs and
cords contracted, shryeed and withercdthe body drawn
&eary don5le aat the bed rid All the suffering
Incident Rneuna and its attendant num- Gout. &c.
have been Cispa and warranted cured--no
matter how Ia the how long " has stood. 10y
Here's htrre and Bone Ilmerat, atd Indian egetabr
Elixir This without the fear possibility of
being 5icted i'll these remedies,
Will you suffer and die! We leave think for
hemsev esAs to the proof, helmng has
notice. and may be where the articles
for sac. For sale by
Oct p. 1912. Trim Reed Brother
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19

BE enacted ~ tc Senate and House Repr.sea f1tire.
Of The tRted States Of .3nsFIca Congress ase1bIei
That professors of mathematics the navy United
States shall be entitled 10 live and with the eutei-
of and receiving vessels. anC shall
'aons lieGenants of the ship
receive. Approved, August 81, lisa.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19

nR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-This Invaluable
medicine daily efectng Of the astonish-
and wonderful that have been known. All
who osed for Asthma Cough Splitting Blood,
Hopping Cough, Croop Hives Gonsun ptiop, Chronic
Pieurisv Hoa Pain ami Soreness Of the Breast, diff
hcuy Of Breathing, and other disease Of the LII NG
and BREAST. and do it- use fllncss.
II stands unrivalledit stands preemiuen-TRY AMI
will be forced acknos ledge that virtues hare r0
cannot be oUerrdted that sands far above and be
yonf the reach ofcompe that the only ressonabe
the only natural and the only truly sccts.fu method of
resting and rurIng diseases of the Pulmonary Ofgans
Extrac, of certificate from the Rev DR. Babcock, late
President OF I've Watergile College, Maine
81 rom intimate personal acquaintance with Dr ~
JAYNE, regular student the Medical University Of Penn
syvana, successful practitioner OF med
cine, prepared appreciate the numerous tesi-
onal. in IA uledica grepa
highly majority OF those which
tensi4ely eulogised. On trial of my family
Of them personally, have Than realized
favorable They what they profess
for Of the affective Of human diseases know
they highly esteemed and frequently prescribed, BY
Of the respectable Of the regular practitioners OF
city and esesferc, and DO not hesitate
commend valuable addition terra
1ca, and safe, well einen,y useful remedy for tho
disea sed.''
RUFUS BABCOCK, Jr.
M Nicholas Harris Of the descons Of the FIrst
Baptist Church Phadephin, perfectly cured
b. i-a,er having suffered SIXTY years with Asthma,
hich the ski Of Of the best fhys-
cians city. Miss Mary Campbell of Fayetse Co.
of Asthma Of eighteen years standiag
by this ExPeciorant
mis- Kind which m On, be depended upon, prepared BY
regular physcian offered To them and be had OF
JAMES X. DUGDALE,
Jofy a. issI-2e-ly RIcHsosD, Il.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19
LIVERY STABLE.

ITNF subscriber for hire several good saddle horses
4 -b1zgies and veil broke horses Ills will Do
=IIted to the times LEWIS BURk.
Richmond, March leih, l5i2 llu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19

JAYNE'S CARNINATlNE BAI.SAN isa cettnin.
'err'uay !, ID ~ or
ooseness, cholera norbs, cpine paln-
cTaHp, nervous tremors, aud all affections and
nervous diseases
Ihs IS OF tho cIccat pie ant conn
POSITIONS ever offered 10 the public
Ious arrangements II tho and tho ny
article worthy the curing cholera ~
fantum complaint; in al diseases.
really like a
For sale by JAMES X DiFGptIE
July %. ISfI-20Iy R,ruuo,n I,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19

MO APOLOGY FOR WIGS-Ofnl The remedies
i devised for the preservation hair ne
has been found equal to JAY NIsS HAIR TDNtC. m
deed 1t has proved itself nltIibe rcvrnting
from falling Of and will positively 10y piea ton
IN nineteen cases Of every twenty, uI
urIant head of hair
Please read the following from the Saturday Evening,
Post OF Sept 7th, 1888:
HAIR IoNlc-We call the The afflicted "
premature badness the excellent 1Iair 1onc' pepnr
ed by Dr. Jayne of this city Having used
we speak OF IT'S virtues by experience. aud unhesa
tingly pronounce invaluable remedy prevent the
falling off Of the hair, and rcst"te dead,
hne healthy aPpearaneeWe also speak from person.
al knowledge "
pedsposed 20 badness who by the OF Jaynes Hair
Tonic, have uxunant hair We have disposition
puff Indscrimnatey all kinds Of remedies all dis
which flesh is heir to- but when have
virtue of article, are free to say good
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19

WORMS. WORMS. WORMS .!!--To remove these
troublesome and dangerous inhabitants OF the
bowels, which often impair the health md destroy the
lives of Children, use JAYNE'S TONIC tERMIFuGE
certain and safe pre- aratIon for the al Of the
kinds OF worms, dyspepsia, stomach OF
petite infantle and and DEBILITY Of
and bowels and organs Of digestion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19

I JST received ana for sale The BOOK STORE, an
y OF School Books, Mehods, H yrn Books
&c. g.. SEPT %. 1872. d. P. HoILow8Y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19
PrBLIc-No. 9O.7

AN ACT concerning professors of rustheatc. the
Wy Of the United States.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19
JOHN WHITE,

Spta.er of tle House n ReDre'cntGtires.
WILLIE y. MANGUN,
President Of the Senate, pro tea,Dore.
Approved, August %, 1912.
Holm TYLER
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19

AN ACT making appropriations for certain Notifications
OF the njted States for the thousand eight hun
/ drei md
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-11-19

AN ACT 10 provide settlement Of certain
Tor the -ipgors Government ms Territory Of " -
cnnsin and . other purposes.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-03-09
For the Vermont I'eiesraph.
CHRIST SUPERIOR TO MOSES.

There appears 10 be an idea prevalent,
that the ancients, such as Moses, Joshua,
Solomon and the prophets, were not ADD can
not be incorrect in any of their views; but
that those who belong to the Redeemer's
kingdom, Cor Christ's visible church, do
not and can 40, know very much about
God, or his will concerning the child
rem of men-they being poor, short-sighted,
ignorant, depraVed creatures, hardly able to
drawa single breath or make one prayer
without committing sin enough to damn
them through all eternity. This idea con-
slider 10 be contrary TO both scripture and
reason. That it is unscriptural, shall en-
deavor 10 prove; and that it is unreasonable
it needs no proof. In treating upon this
subject it will be necessary TO be confined
TO something as a standard Of truth. will
take The Bible This teaches tina. God is
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-03-09

Is. ResoIced, That il is essential to
christian character, not only not TO hold
slaves or counive at slave.holdiug, but
likewise to advocate immediate repentance
and forsaking Of the damniDg SIM
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-03-09
This believe TO be true.
DANIEL HAsCALL
NOTES BY THE EDITOR.


III By "new test" suppose brothef
HascalI means a test not in use by the
church which toleFates the sin TO which the
ties. is designed to be applied. He does not
cav that the test is not Bible one, and a
reasonable one. Will brother Hascall look
back, for moment, and see what he has
previously admitted? The 10th and llth
resolutions contain the following sentiments
aud language: "tha, consistency req''res
those who sDithhold christian fellowship
from such as commit any one Of these SINS,
much more 10 withhold il from such as sup,
port a system involving them all 5 and
g that to do this is 10 institute no neU test.
In all this, brother HascaH says, 81 discoVe'
no error" But brother Hascail has no
said, after all, that he discovers any error
In the "new test" as be calls it. A new
, 1842-01-01
PROSPECTUS

Encouraged by the liberal patronage bestowed
upon the "OLIVE BRANCH" the undersigned
has made arrangements to enlarge it to double
its former size. AT the commencement of cur
undertaking, we desired it TO be distinctly un-
d~erstood, that we were pledged to no particular
sect, and that in no case, we should NEEDLE with
politics. We shall continue to occupy the same
ground. Sectarianism has been too often des-
~tructive to the peace, harmony, and union o.
the followers of Christ, while the pure and ele-
waited principles of Christianity have as fire.
quently been contaminated by being mingled in
the turmoil and strife of party politics. We
shall endeavor to avoid both, as heretofore, and
We shall only vary our original design, in devo-
ting a larger portion of the enlarged sheet to he
interests of the farmer. We have received no
small portion Of our patronage from that class Of
our population, and as we look upon Agriculture
in some measure, as the handmade to religion
and morality, in doing SO, we shall be only indi-
rectly carrying out our former plan. 1t 10
subject too, the importance of which, both pro-
lessons of religion, and non-professors, unite in
acknowledging, and inasmuch, as we have been.
contrary to our expectations much more Ebts.Iy
encouraged by the latter, than by the forssur.
we shall endeavor to adapt our sheet more b
their wants and taste-taking care Il the same
time, that this shall only be secondary to our
main design-that of Religion and Morality.
GEORGE B. PRICE.
, 1842-01-01
PROSPECTUS OF
The Elevator.

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