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GIRO EEAE.
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Sherif's Sale.

virtue of an execution 10 me directed from the
Il wayne Circuit Court, | viii expose Al public sale at
te Court House door. III Cent.eNIlle. WAYNE county. In
dana, on Saturday. the 5ra day of Februarv. 1872. between
the hours of ten o'clock, 4. VI. and 4 O'Clock, =. NJ. on
7aid cay. tie ipIIo"fny property, to Wit: a certain parce!
or lot Of lani in me city of Richmond. Wavne county. la.
and described as follows. to-Eit: Beginning NJ the north
east corner OF the south half OF lot numbered th4rt,-seYer.
as num9erei OH the plat Of that par, OF SAID city. laid our
BY Jeremiah Cox. running thence west, along the line OF
sad half lot. 10 the west end Of the same: thence south,
twenty eight feet; thence east, TO the eastern line of said
lot numbered twehty-seven; thence north. tvenfy-ei.h, feet.
10 the place OF beginning.
Taken as the property OF Owen Edgerton, to satisfy an
execution in favor of Daniel Bradbury.
L. G. NOBLE, Sh'r. w. c.
January l2tl, 1912. s. Pts
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Great STOCK FARM for Sale.

4 STOCK FARM lying Il miles west of Lafayette,
"A Iippecanoe countv, Indiana, Oh Big Pine creek.
containing $50 acres-weli watered. and some $50. or 400
acres timhered-the balance prairie, and any quantity Of
prairie on the east and west side Of the creek. There are
about 200 acres under fence. with about $50 acres under
cultivation. The buildings are tolerabIy comfortable, but
not expensive The above is admirably adap.ed for tais-
ing stock, and is for sale AKA price to sun the hard times.
l hose wishing to purchase property of this kind will ind
IT to their advantage to examine the remises. For furth-
er information inquire of d. 2. HOLLOWAY, at this Of
ice or of P.S Jennings, Lafayette, Indiana.
Richmond, Jan. 18th, 1872.
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SAIE-By virtue of 5undry Executions
~ - me directed from the Wayne Circuit Court, | will
expose at public sale at the Court house door III Cenrreville,
Wayne County, Indiana, CT Saturday, the 5th day of Feb
ruary, 1872, between the hours of ten O'Clock, a. m, and
tpur O'Clock, p IN , on said day, the following properly,
to-wit: Two certain parcels or lots of Land i, the city Of
Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana, and known by being
lots numbered tour and five, as numbered Oh the plat Of tina
partof sad city laid out by Charles w. Starr.
Taken as The property of James w. Green, to satisfy
executions in favor of James b Ray and others.
TIIOS q. NOBLE, Sheriff of w. c.
January II, 1912. 81 50 2-ts
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senate.
MONDAY, JANUARY 10. 1912.

MONDAY, JANUARY To. 1SiC.
BY Mr.. Aker, n petition of citizens of Ran.
oo}ph county. against placing the surplus revenue
belonging IN that county In the Bunk e.. Re-
tered 10 select committee, consisting Of Messrs.
Aker. Baird and Wright.
Mr.. Harms, from committes>'o whom the sub
iect was referred. reported n bill fnr the relief of
the owners OF tho Wabash and Erie canal lands
reduces the penalty for nonpayment of interest
from 100 to 10 per cent?
Mr.. Blair moved to amend BY inserting 50 per
cent: which was ad~opted-aves %. navesIS.
TfhIs bill gave rise 10 a debate between Mes
srs. Harris, Blair, Mount. and Wright: Messrs.
Harris and Wright advocating It's passage, and
Messfs. Blair and Mount insisting upon amend
it BY the Insertion Of 80 per cent, rs the pen
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House of Representatives.

The bill Of the House, ameudatory Of the ex-
eeutipn law, providing that property shall not
sell for less than two thirds of Its value. &C., was
reported back from the Senate with amendments.
Mr.. iIannegau moved the previous question,
whirh being sustained, aud the question being on
concurring IN the amendments of the Senate, ii
was decided in the atlirmAtive-ayes I6, noes l6.
The bill now only requires the signature OF the
Governor TO become n law.
On motion Of Mr.. Stnks, it was Resolved, That
the Auditor Of State be requested 10 furnish to
this House, The names Of all the clerks empIoved
by the Lcgtsia ture. The services rendered by each,
aud the compensation received therefor; also, TO
furnish TO this House the name Of the clerks EN-.
ploy cd by the different committees, the time each
was employee, and the compensation received
therefor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15

tainted with the fraudfuI breath of Reputation
and the lasting infamy which II must entail on all
concerned in it,. If a State with 4 popuia-
ton Of Seven Hundred Thousand, and a property
valuation Of Two Hundred Millions, shall deiib,
eraiely resolve TO turn common s"Ind!er - rd
herself Of a fraction Of her debt Of Fifteen Md
lions, w pray that she may at The same tune
take up her proper place in the ranks OF Loco-fc-
coism, and stay there until she shall have become
renewed to Honesty aud Truth.
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Administrators Sale.

>HEitE viii be offered for sale. on Secondary. the
IL 3tst day OF this noah. the personal property Of Io-
bert Conner. deceased, al his late residence il Wayne coun-
~. Indiana, consisting Of Corn, Oats in the stack. and stock
Of different kinds. one Wagon. one Carriage, Household
ana Itche' + drnitlre. ami other articles too tedious to
mention Terms made kaown on day of Sale. Sale 70
commence at ten O'Clock, \. NJ. on said day.
AMOS Conner Adms,
ls,. No. 18th, 1912. 2-3,
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40 30 NEW Y 81
RGF DENTIST

Mems himself privileged, at the commencement of
} the NEW YEAR, to express his sincere thanks to the
cttzens OF Richmond and vicinity for the patronage he has
received since his arrival among them: and would still So
lett II due proportion of the same for the time to come.
OFFICE at Mr.. JAMES IIENNICUrT's on Main ST be.
tween Front and Pearl Streets.
Jan. lst. 1912. Ia.
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Sheriff s Sale.

HCG virtue of a decree and execution TO me directed
} from the Wayne Circuit Court, L will expose at pub
lie sale at the court house door in CentTevIlie- Wayne
county, Indiana. on Saturday, the 5th day of February,
l>l2- between the hours OF ten O'Clock, A.. VI. and four
O'Clock r. VI. on said day. the following property. II Wit
Lot Numbered one. and part OF lot numbered TWO, running
to the south west corner OF section thirty-dve, township nE-
teen, range one, west; all situated IN the county OF Wayne,
Indiana, and in the town of New Boston.
Taken az the property of Grover VI. Webb and Joseph
r. Chapman, to satisfy said execution and decree. in favor
Of Oven Seany.
THOMAS G. NOBLE. Sh'r w. c.
January 18th, 1872. 81 50 Dts
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SCHOOL BIO OK S

Mitchells Geography and Atlas; Eclectic Readers.
1albot's. Pike, Davies, Rays and Smiths Arithmetic
kifkhan's, Smiths, and Comiey-s Grammar.
Elementary and Comley's Spelling Book.
Walkers and Webster's Dictionary.
Comstack's Philosophy end Chemistry.
BarFctts Geography of the Heavens.
Columns and BonnycastIe's Algebra.
Bonnycastle's MensuraGon: Murray's Readers.
Mitchel's Geographical Reader.
Paper, Ink, QIiNs, &c. &c. For sale, by
ID. p. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond, Jan. 7th, 1912.
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Administrators Notice.

NOIiCEis hereby given. thattae Undersigned have this
! Y dav taken out of the Wayne Probate Court Letters
OF administration on the Estate of Robert Conner, deceased.
late OF sad county. We therefore. request all persons in
deoted TO sad esta;e to make Immediate payment; and all
haElns claims against the same TO present them legally au-
thentIcated for settlement within one wear from this date.
The estate is probably so!ven,
ELI BROWN.
AMOS CONFER A"ms'
1st No. 18th, 1912. "a,
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CALL AND SETTLE.

OIICE-Alw who know and such as suppose them
Y selves IEdebtei to the subscribers, viii hnd IL ~ their
advantage 10 call and sestls by the 1sr Of mex. month: as
all accounts viii be left win the proper oficer for collection
If not settled by that lime
EDMUND IL son.
Richmond, Is. mo I4,a, 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15

SINGULAR DIsPosAL OF \ BILL-A novel and
exciting scene occurred IN the House on Thurs
day evening. The Indemnity Bill for the lIquI-
dation of The contingent expenses Of Parliament.
which had been passed ard sent 10 The Council
for their concurrence. was returned 10 the House
on that evening, amended, (by striking oct the
clause for the payment of Members wages.) By
this unconstitutional act, the House was aroused
to the highest pitch; and when the Gentleman
Usher Of the Black Rod had barely eft the bill
and turned bis back to retne, an honorable mem
Der Instantly seized the document, and began:
NJ Speaker. | don't wan: TO Insult you, sir, nor
this honorable House, but'-gIvIug 1t desperate
kick then another, then another kicked it, and
another str!I: and 50 they kicked the poor thing
out OF the door, the whole lbuse being IN a 1re-
mendous state Of excitement. This is the first
instance of IA bill being kicked out of Parliament
IN Upper Canada. II appears that the Council
has no right to amend a money bill; it must Ell
Their pass i, or reject it, but IN no case will the
Lower House permit il to adj or diminish.
Kingston Herald.
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PROTECTION
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE MPA
sN-i'ai COFFIN Of Richmond. Indiana. age,, of
- Inc 4 'otectoA Insurance Cempany of +, r.f,ras & o,,
o-1's - ~ fio't'es. Stores, .d,Rs, Factories. Barns.
an rae Contents o. ese1. together with eyerv -
species o. properly, s"i'"i
AGAINST Loss Or DAMAGE BY rYpc
iAe rates Of premium offered, are as low : ,hosa 49,
oIheF s.h#aF H'stititoa. aai every mnn has nov n, 4,
PoFi1ntty, tor a tF.laas sum, II protect himself agai,., lhs
fdNa-es u iai' Destructive clemens, which often. N a ,t,sl,
holr sweeps away the earnings nf many wears.
he | o"pahy also issues Policies, on the mos, favorable.
F'e-' against loss or tanage On the I!l!ls OF Steam. Boats.
ana Oh the tnTgoes Of Steam. Keel. and FIatR,,1.. viii.
nav eating Tho Western Rivers, Lakes. md r.,.. 49,
uPoA Carsoes Of Sea Vessels.
'A'eF i"e LIBERAL aud enlightened policy which tie Com.
p8'5 ""efiel NJ me commencement al their operations i,
'e "es'7h Country, aid which they have steadily pursued
!" 'e present time, me number Of policies Issued har. g..
10y increased rom year 10 Year: so that for several ve,s
ths7et, I'd once ha~ covered. III the Wes,er, fo,,.s.
PFihcp7HF ~ oIlo, kentucky, Indiana. a,a H.
nearly 1000 rlsks anntaHy. "e'
II "oa'd be difficult to present a stronger evidence NJ r,h-
"' '''AietIe i'ah these facts eNaibi,. For further MIR.
Inatioh' and Tor 'he Terms Of Insurance. application NAV Il,
maze I" tue above named Agent. who !. a,,,bar,,,d $3.50
policies to applicants without DELAY. $50
j.. ROBINS,
General Agent Of the Company, tor tie We.,er, S,,,,
80 iSf l-If
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? EMAINING IN the Post O.hre NJ Richmond 7,
Oh The Is OF January. 1912; which. if no,
taken out before The Bis, al March next. VIII h.
sent TO the General Post Office as Dead Io,,.,s.
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H''"'H' 'a'hts :
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D''ue"' James
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a. ''i'h
n''.es' .'hcs
n'''"F' WIN
n y iilF'son
n'I'"h' samuel
III
C"'F'h III, george
I"'s',Ne' A'Phonso
Cfaheie, james
nnlse' ann T.
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Inns 'n'''S' A" -
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C.'
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''i'a'' imam
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Hawkins. William
Higgins, James
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15

ScoTCH DEGREEs.-When the University OF
Saint Andrews sold her honors,-a certain min
lsier, who deemed thathis ILLUSTRATIONS would be
more acceptable ald more useful # he possessed
what the Gsrmlns call the doctor hat, put fI5
in his purse, and went 10 Saio Andrews 'to pur.
chase for himself a good degree HIS man-scr-
want accompanied him. and was present when his
master was formally admitted 70 the long desired
honor. On his return, 1.-The Doctor sent for his
servant, and addressed him somewhat as follows:
-"Noo, Saunders, ven ave he sure 10 ca me
the doctor; aud GIN onybody sp.ers at You aboot
me, vel be aye sure TO say the doors in his
study, or the doctors engaged. or The doctor Will
see you in a crack "-"Tha 'depenJ,r was the
reply, whether ye ca me doctor too. (Fhe rev.
erend doctor stared Az, its Et S." continued
other; 'for, when | flnd that IT cost sac little, |
ecu got a diploma myself. SIZE yell Just be
good enough to say, doctor, pat on some Goals,
or, doctor, bring ma the whiskey md no, water;
and gin onybody spIers at We aboo' me, veil be
ave sure TO say, 1.-The doctors in tie stable, or.
the doctors IN the pantry, or The doctors dig
ging potatoes, as The case may be
Church Rericr.
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'SA w III hG
81 Office rs Dead Letters:
L1dd, William III.
Lively, Joseph
.Lloh'cn'ells, John
MereN Gather. X.
Ma'shy, John l..
Moore, Isabel
McDouca. A Il
Mason, Wm.
Myers. Ann
Mccall, Samuel
Martin, Reuben
Maxwell. John
Mcclure. Daniel
McLlcas, Wm.
McAdams, John
Nicholson, John >
by, Nathan
Nords he, Isaac
Nox, VIM.
Nixon & Taylor
NoIdydc. David
O'crman, John Nicholas
Penland, Peter
Polly. John
Pinker,on, John
Palmer, Jesse
Piel David
Parsons. William
Powell. s. Il.
Patty, Henry
Parey, Samuel
Pierce, X. Nj.
Pope, VIM.
Priicilard, Samuel
Reed, Daniel =
Roberts, Aaron
Ross, Rev. John
Reese, David
Siscmore, Afford
Shaffer, Jocob
Semou, T..
Stanley, Mr..
Scothom, f..
Samuel, Joel
Simmons, Alexander
Smith, John
Samcls. William
Stmcock, John
Silvers. William
Terwllliger, Ann
Tfimble, jacob
Thomas, Asahai
Iarkenberg, Henry =
Thompson, james
Tin, IIa,ton
Wore, Israel
Vanaman. John II.
Wright. David
Watt, Mary c..
Williams, Joshua
Wagner, George w.
Hickersham, George
Williams, Henry u.
Wool, Mary Ann
Wiley, Ann T..
Tor Letters in The above
lDvERTIsED," otherwise
WILLIAMS, P. NJ.
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Senate.

SATURDAY, January 8.
\ message received Yesterday from the House
Announcing that the House had disagreed to the
amendments Of the Senate TO the bill TO abolish
Imprisonment for debt, came up tijst 10 order. A
motion was made to rcceod from the Senate a
mcndinents. The question was then put, and
decided IN the affirmative, ayes -. noes -.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15

The Nictualers Of Cincinnati a, a meeting held
on the Sth instant, pledged themselves 10, to take
after the 2th instant, the notes of the following
institutions:
Savings Bunk Of louisville, Exchange Bank.
Bank Of Cincinnati. Bank Of ST. Clar, Michigan,
Bank Of River Rnisin, Bank of I.elnnon. Wood
turn and Kings Checks, Cincinnati Banking and
Loan Office, New Albany Insurance Company.-
Gin. Gd4.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15

@Oue of tho locomo'ives on the Winchostar
Railroad conveyed las, week, from Winchester ,c
~fiarpers Ferry. in a single train. eleven hundret
and seventv-five barrels of flour.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15

TIE Bible Cause--The last report of the Bri-
fish and Foreign Bible Society, shews that they
had distributed 100000 bibles AMI testaments du-
rIng the previous year, and %, 900 900 since the
establishment: of the Society IA 1904 The So
cieiy has published the scriptures in 1876 langua.
Ges.
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REsUMED.-Messrs. Stebbius and McA'lister,
who failed recently in their Obligations to the
State Of Illinois, 90 Ff:day last resumed payments,
and again took their places ot the New York board
of brokers.
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fiarper's Ferry. in a single train. eleven hundred
and seventv-fve barrels of flour!
Interesting "Reminiscences Mr.. Claiborne,
formerly a member Of Congress. and now editor
oi the Naichez Free Trader, has been publishing
some "reminiscences Of the treasons of Aaron
Burr, and promises more, which Evil! establish
without a doubt that Burr had for his coadiutors
some OF the most distinguished men IN the ma
tion. lie obtains these remIn sciences from doc
imentary evidence, which had for wears lain I'm
known IN the archieyes of his family.
FIRE AT DErRoIr-The Detroit Advertiser
contains an account of a destructive fire IN that
city, destroying It's most valuable square, with
property estimated at tro hundred thousand dol
lars.
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y. IL. Persons calling for Letters in The above
list viii piehse 10 say ADVERTISED otherwise
they may not get Them.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS. p NJ
January Isl. 1872.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-31
COUGH, ASTHMA, SPLITTING BLOOD,
&c of sixty years standing cured BY
DIR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
| From .llkinsOn's Philad. Epening Post.


Philadelphia, August l6th 1883.
Ma. ATKiNsoN-Dear Sir: few weeks ago |
noticed in your paper, an account OF the surprising
effects of IA Y MES CARMINATIVE, in restoring
great number Of passengers on board a Mississippi
pi steamboat, 10 perfect health who were effected
with Bowel Complaint. | was glad 10 you no.
tice so kindly you may rest assured it deserves
The praise bestowed upon i. The benefit have re-
ceived from the medicine, more especially his Elk.
PECTORAN'r, induces me 10 state my case 10 you
Tor the benefit of those who afflicted in the same
way. II has been my misfortune 10 labor under a
cough and asthmaica oppression, Tor more than half
a century When a soldier in he American camp, in
1878, |, with many others, lowing 10 great exposure,)
had violent attack of disease Of The Lungs, by
which disabled from duty for a long time.
Since that period, until recently, havs never been
free from violent coug ard difficulty OF breathing.
ear after yeur have expectoraied over gill day
often much more and sometimes mixed with blood.
For months together, mig lat after night have had 10
sill be bolstered up TO obtain my breath. The
weakness and debility caused by such constant ex-
pectoraon, frequently brought me 10 state border
ing on death. At has been matter OF astonlshment
10 my family and friends, that am here 10 write this
to you. | have had skiIiul physicians TO attend me,
and every thing done That thous ht likely 10 give
me ,eiet, without any BEN fetal effect Last winter
| had another severe a;tact Of inflammation oil the
Lungs, which fully expected would he the last. |
then considered my as past the aid OF medicine,
when persuaded 10 call on Doctor Jayne.
With the assistance OF Divine Providence, through
him, | was raised from my bed, but the
coughing and wheeling wearled me day and night.
He advised me 10 use his expectorant. did SO,
with a strong hope that, it had cured many of my
acquainlances Of various diseases OF the Lungs, it
light at least mitigate my suferlngs. Need say
how sraied felt? IT HAS PERFECTLY
CURED ME, As soon commenced taking il,
found it reached my case, and began TO breathe
mole easy, and my cough entirely leit me. now
ieel as well as ever did in my lfe, and am better
than have been Tor the last sixty YEARS.
Last summer spit great deal oil blood now, thank
God, | am perfectly cured. Now, Sir, after suffering
so long and finding at last such signal relief from
DR.. Jaynes Ell pectorant, feel anxous TO inform my
fellow citizens where relief may be had. II you
think this worthy place in your paper, you will o.
bige me by noticing II.
NICHOLAS HARRIS, Sem, No. 35 Lombard 81.
MIR. Harris has long been worthy member Ine
believe Deaconl Of the FIRST Baptist Church in this
city, and implicit confidence may be placed in his as
sertIon. EDITOR.
The above Medicines are prepared only by Doc
tor D. Jayae No. 20 South Third st. Philadelphia
For sale by e. P. Walton and Sons, 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-31

WE wish to call the attention Of mothers those
w bout To become the important fact that relief
has been discovered for the many distressing symptoms
which frequently attend women in delicate situation, and
which will prepare the system to undergo the important
since the first discovery (he knowledge Of the ba
sis of which, however has been known abort gna
babans for ages) the introduction into civilized
life it has been the of relieving mitigating much
suffering those moheis who have had occasion TO
it, consider Of the greatest blessings to the The
Of the subject will permit 10 be very explicit
the offs producing its benefcial eects bui
the reader that II upon strict physiological
and well established principles and the facts are aieSted
by well read physicians ofderent parts OF the u 1 Ey
cry agent and druggist who sell the article Is supplied WIN
pamphlets giving full description Of It, and oil Tvs moaH'
e6caI effects from physcans and others All who de-
srous of further information requested TO eau ana pro-
cure one free Of expense They are intended % reau
only by mothers and the medical profession
For sale BY E. II. PRENTISs Montpelier w. sally