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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

GA preacher Of the Miller,e doctrine in
Sherbrook, n. b. named Svazey, has been fined
fo, los for committing an assault and battery
upon Of his congregation. 1t appears tina,
Sway" was in the practice during the meeting
time, of "struggling" and pretending to have Wis
IONS while kicking about the floor. One of
his congregation happened 10 catch hold of the
Rev. gentleman leg as ho was gyraiing upon
the floor received for his painsa kick which knock
ed him up against bench IN such fair posi-,
for the repetition Of the attack. that before he
was rescued he was nearly kicked 10 death, the
preacher pegging away a, him with most deter
mined perseverance. The preacher said that he
could not help 1t, but the beaten man chose 10
consider it assault, and brought suit and
recovered damages.
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Sherif's Sale.

10y virtue of execution TO directed, from the
Wayne Circuit Cout, will expose public sale at
the Court House Centreve. Wayne county, lndi
ana on the day March 1913, between the hours
of 10 O'Clock, and O'Clock, said day, the
following property, to-wit:
-Four certain parcels or lots of land situate in Wayne
county and State Indiana, and described follows,
wit: certain parcel of land in the city of Rich
mond aud described follows, to-wit: Beginning hfy
feet north of of lot numbered thirty
six in that part said city laid bv jeremiah Cox;
thence, running north fortyfve feet thence west
feet; thence south, feet
thence, feet thence noh fifty feet thence
feet TO the place of beginning
be the same iss also, certain tract parcel
ground living and being Wayne county and State OF
Indiana city of Richmond and known as the
John Smith, bounded follows: Beginning at the
of said lot running east sixteen feet;
south, parallel with Marion street, one hundred
feet; sixteen feet Marion street. thence
no h street, hundred feet the place OF be-
ginning: All certain lot parcel of ground lying
and being and in the city OF Richmond and
known numbere io lying the north side OF
the Cumberland Road also, twohirds OF lot numbered
four living said lot numbered and lot
lots two and in north
wardy through numbered four the north side,
leaving on said dividing line the said
thirds numbered four, conveyed by this deed which
lot extends the west line of said io
numbered one-all which said property laid off by
Rober, Morrssonas being had the plat of sac
city will appear
s Hamilton, satisfy execution in favor of Thornton
VIM BAKER. Sheriff VIC.
/ February I, 1913 SHOW lis
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SheriH,S Sale.
Feb. 4, lSi3,

DY virtue Of an execution to directed, from the
Wayne Circuit Court, will expose public sale at
Court House door in Cenreve. Wayne county, ndi-
ana, the lin day of March, o43, between the
O'clock and four O'Clock, M said day, the
following property, to-wit:
parcel lot OF land in the city of Richmond
Wayne county, Indiana, and described follows to-wt:
1t being lot numbered three, that of said laid
on by Achilles Williams.
Taken the property of Caleb r Williams satisfy
execution i'll favor of Joseph X. Butts.
WILLIAM BAKER, Sheriff w c.
February Nth, lS43. (si,50) S,s
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AN ACT supplemental to an act entitled GAN
ACT legaliZins the Ordinances of the BO.
rough Council of the Borough of Richmond,
and the City Council of the City of Richmond,
and for other purposes.'' approved February
g, 1913.
Sec. j. Be 1t enacted BY the General Assembly of tie
State of Indiana, That the which this supple
men,a shall be taken and construed all nen,s pur-
poses, egalize all the in
of against the citizens OF the Borough Rich
mond in the year 1889, and the citizens City
Richmond in the year e4l. by order of Borough and
City authorities, for any and all purposes whatever and
any time whatever; and that all any and
all kinds and for and all purposes whatsoever hereto
fore made in and for said Borough Of Richmond and
City of Richmond be, and the hereby, lcgazed
Sec 3 This take eec, and be in force from and
ter its passage, and publication in Richmond Paa-
dunn.
THO. ]. HENLEY, Speaker Of the House Of Reps
THOMAS ID. WALPOLE, Pres. Of Senate, pro. tenn.
Approved, February 18th, 1913. SAM. BIGGER.
INDIANA, to-wit:
TINS cERTIFIEs, that the foregoing copy
the original roll OH file in my Office
In testimony Whereof have hereto hand, and
III ed The seal of said State, indianapolis the 9Th
l-1 day of February, 1s43.
WIN. SHEETS, Sec'y of State.
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To the Public.

the Jefersonian of the lst day of February, 1S43,
published Richmond, Indiana. see a false, scandal
and lbeous statement published therein concerning
myself The publication purpors 10 have been cores
pondence between and hafhaked lawyers.
by S. T.. Perkins, Mr. Wilson, the for
OF Richmond and the latter of Centeve, Indiana,
in which Mr.. Wilson that the last OF
the Delaware Circuit Court, indicted
ling. This statement of Wilson's now publish being
FALSE and LIBELLous, and he a LIAR, and This thing
Perkins, destitute truth Wilson, neither of whom
are entitled TO the regard o. honorable society.
GOULDSMITH G. GILBERT
Feb. II, lS43. (sl,50) $40
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

Man Dying trih the Glanders.--In Chester
county, Pa. last week, Henry German, a resi-
dent of Ridley township, died from CHAMBERS, pro,
duced by bleeding horse owned by him, which
afflicted with the disease. At The time of
bleeding The animal, he had cut one of HE
fingers, into which the poisonous virus of the
disease was transmitted to the system, and ia
short time made itself manifest throughout his
whole frame. Modification ensued, and death
pu, end to his sufferings 10 abou, three weeks
after he was attack d.--BoSton Mer. Jour.
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A ENACTMENT NOTICE-Notice is hereby given.
IA that nthe Goth day Of January 1913. writ OF Do
Attachment issued by S b. Stanton, JUS
the Peace and for the County of Wayne, the
and the affidavit of David A. Smith. against
goods, chates credits and effects of William Qugley
by of which writ, Grey Mare has been attached
the property of said lillian Quigey: and that the
9th day of March, ls43, my Office in Richmond, in said
county, will proceed hear and decide said attach
ment: of which the said William Quigley, and all other:
concerned, will take notice. 5. B. STANTON, J. P
February l4th, lS43. :3tc
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Notice is hereby given,

TINHAT l will sell Public Auction the highes'
bidder for ready Cash, tho Goth day of March
all Personal Property of Cornelius Hurry.
cared bankrupt by the Dsrc, Court United States
for he District of Ind lana, the November Term
A. d. 1S43 except such portion of said property
off the said bankrupt according the Congress
in such made and provided.
Said sale viii be held the dwelling house Of the said
Cornelius Hurly i'll Washington township, Randolph
ty, Indiana
SILAS COLGROVE, Assignee.
February 18th, 1913. (fee Sl,5o) e:3w
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The Price of PIoughs Reduced.

FUNHE subscriber having made essential i'm
progemsn,s in his Pioughs. 10 ready TO Furnish
ths BEST AND CHEAPEST PLOuGHS NOW IN
USE. In addition his former assortment he -
king Plough which cons rueted as to be used
with without the cutter. also drought .Houtdboarf
Poues for pioughing ground having variety Of
both right and He faters himself that he
please all who may want to purchase
nAuproved Country Produce will be taken in exchange
for Ploughs Smith work.
SOLOMON HORNEY, r.
Tan. 10, 1913 3-a
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Sherif's Sale.

1 )G virtue OF an execution to me directed from the
Wayne Circuit Court, will expoie public sale
the Court House door in Ceneve Wayne county, Ind,-
the 18th day of February, 1913, hours
of 10 O'Clock, and O'Clock, p. said day, the
following property, to-wit:
parcel or LOT of land in the city of Richmond.
Wayne county, Indiana described follows to-wit: Part
Of lot numbered hundred and teen tina: part the
city of Richmond laid off by John Smith, and bounded a
follows Beginning the north line of Walnut
the southeast of lot numbered thence
along Nalnut and inches
thence north eghiywo and half fifty
feet inches thence south, along said
Der eighty and half fee
beginning be the same less
Taken the property h; Bookins satisfy ar
execution i'll favor of Samuel Smith
WILLIAM BAKER. Sheriff, W. c.
January %, 1913. (S250) SITS
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FOR SALE or RENT.

VHE subscriber having recently erected and nnIsned
in complete order, large and commodious nv I.n RI,
in OF the city of Richmond, oe's ski
or rem, the same on favorable terms ne mouse
hgh-contains p roons conveniently ar
RANGED and finished in and modem style HE out
hn;I1nrs substantial extensive. II viii ne
rented to responsible person low terms Eor inrther
.:,,. i,ru,e Of c. w STARR
p'.s.,4 First Non,h 18th ls43 5,f
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H e ST d i 3 =
AN
BLANK BOOK MANuFAcT0RY.

TIME undersigned would respectfully inform the public
manufacture TO order, all kinds Of
BLANK BOOKS, in good style and of superior paper
He is prepared 10 furnish County Clerks, Auditors and
Treasurers Books of the latest and most improved
fom having recently received patterns from the Auditor OF
State Old Books rebound and all kinds of rero-
ideals and bound good style, and as Low roR
CASH they can be done elsewhere. He solicit. a
share of patronage.
The BINDERY is in the Immediately over the
Book Store. L. ). PRESCOII.
Richmond JAN I3,h 1913. 3y
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Sherif,s Sale.

10y virtue of Execution directed from the
4 Wayne Circuit Court will expose public sale at
the Court House Centreville Wayne Ind
on the 4th March, Si3 between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. NJ O'Clock. p. NJ, said day, the
following property, to-wit:-
parcel or lot of land situate i'll Wayne co1nty,
Indiana and described follows, tow.: of the
quarter of section number hve township num-
thirteen, ,weand bounded follows,
to-wit Beginning north boundary of certain lot
parcel land decided Everett Henry Shower. the
Both day of September, 1897, by John Davis, two hun
bred and of the northeast of said
lot; running south eigtytwo feet: thence
inches the SOUTHWEST of sad lot
thence degrees the northwest
said thence the place of beginning ninety
estimated contain thousand five hundred
and eghy-ssven half feet, be the less.
Taken as the property Bennett Banner, satisfy
execution in favor of Andrew Tingley.
WILLIAM BAKER Sheriff w. G.
January %, 1913. (S2,50) SITS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

CINCINNATI MARKET, february Ii, 1913.
HOGS.-Not much doing yesterday in this
line. We hardly noticed whole Hog for sale,
through the day.
LARD.--We noticed two sales Of between one
and two hundred bbls. and some kegs. at the Ca
nal yesterday, of No. l Lard at 1ic.--Some choice
lots still held at 4ac. And there sundry
lots purchased here and there from Wagons thro'
the day. at Al, 4, and Sac, the latter however,
was for Lard of low grade, and fit only for soap
grease.
FLOUR-We noticed between and two
hundred bbls. at the Wagon Yards, which was all
SOLD 81 s..
WHlSkY.--No receipts by Wagon--sales from
Lawrenceburg Boat at l3sc-[Cin. Gaz.
LiANGIls-Oo
On Wednesday, Jan. 25th, by s B. Stanton, ESD, Mr.
ANDREW Burnside, to Miss SARAH NJ. WRIGHT; all o
this vicinity
-On the 9th instant, by the same Mr.. BaRzILL.
GARDNER of Union county, Indiana, to Miss ELIZABETH
BREw En-, of this city.
-At Cambridge City, Wednesday evening
February 9Th. by Rev s. X. Hoshour, Mr.. LEONARD s
AVERY, Cincinnati, Miss ELIzABErH O., daughter Of
] ohm II Hutchinson, of the former place.
-On the 9th instant, by Enos Thomas, Esq. Mr.
WILLIAM p. BERDsALL, of Jay county, Indiana, 10 Mis-
ANN P. GROVE, of this vicinity.
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DISSOLUTION.

ME- partnerhip heretofore existing between L. f.
Jones. Jesse NJ. Hutton and John Ii. Hutton, under
the 6rm of l. E. JONES Co., is hi. day dissolved by
mutual Jesse NJ. Hutton, and John H. Hutton,
authorized of the firm in settling its
business ISAAC f. JONES,
JESSE NJ. HUTTON.
JOHN II. HUTTON.
January 25th. Is43 I 81
n-N. b. The business will be continued by the under
signed, under the firm of J. NJ. ]. ii. HUTTON, who
furnish thing in their line a: reduced
prices, for cash approved country produce
JESSE NJ. HUTTON,
JOHN III HUTTON.
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REMOVAL.
Jan. l3. lS43

TGNfIE undersigned informs his friends and public,
tina, he has removed his TAILORING ESTAB-
LISHMENT, and is ready TO accommodate those
who want garments made good style and suit
the times, g, short notice
f-His shop Market street, three doors from the
corner of Main and Market.
fcrLuNBER and country produce will be taken in
change for work. MATTHIAS CoNALE.
Richmond, Sept B, ia! aSsf
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for his mbecility, more especially in relation TO
his remissness in no, fostering and assisting the
volunteers on the Mexican frontier The entire
blame Of The lale defeat of Col Fisher is thrown
upon the shoulders of Gen. Somerve in OF
the papers, unless be acted under orders from the
President and the editor then goes 10
say that he thinks he did, and 10 this all the
censure attaches TO Houston.
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THE LADY'S WREATH,

"A - l.
Is the work published bi-monhly in Phila
ieluhia, at the extreme low price of ONE DOLLAR A
YEAR The design of this work is to furnish. low
rate Magazine which, regards literary and
ebanca execution shall be equal best three dollar
Nagazines Each number shall contain least as Svo,
cages of reading matter, ENTIRELY ORIGINAL, from
the neps of the talented male and female
the day SPLENDID STEEL ENGRAVING, will
given in number, and also of series OF Floral
Engravings richly coored, and one pages of
and popular MUSIC. The work is printed and
beautiful ,yps expressly for the purpose and fine
white paper THE WREATH has reached its third
number far the result has proved that the design
of publishing of superior literary merit and elegant
mechanical execution, the low price of ONE DOLLAR
A YEAR could be successful. Our subscription list Is
already double that of any dollar Lady's Magazine in
tho eonn,ry and hundreds re added each week.
NEW CONTRIBUTORS, of known and acknowledged
talent, have been ecured publishers
ed to render the work in the
HIGHEST degree worthy the patronage of the public
CIIJRBJNG.-For the convenience of neghbors, and to
facilitate will send when RENTED post paid.
seven copies of the WREATH. one year, for S. 90
Five copies of the Wreath, and one copy Of any
three dollar Magazine, 70, S. 90
Five comics of the Wreath, and copy of any
Philadelphia Weekly Paper, $ 90
Fifteen copies of the Wreath. 10 W
Ten copies of the Wreath, and any three dollar
Magazine, III w
Ten eope. of the Wreath, and Sparks Life of
Washington, in numbers. ~ W
| en- coples pres, o. u ,n e,m ml' A 10 OF
To, .o,i.s of N. Wreath and Dickens works 10 OF
Specimen number. furnished when ordered post paid
Address DREW & SCANNED. Publishers
g. South Third street. Pnilade lpha
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Is i N . Y a Ia
WITHERS s. SHAUGNESSY.

NAV 4 RENoN ~ hE
southeast corner of Main and Third streets
CLNCLN.v.3II, OHIO.
NHEY take this opportunity TO inform their friends and
that they will have throughout The season.
private sale. u extensive stock of STAPLE AN
FANCY DRY GOODS. direct from the manufacturers
East. which they will sell low Cash. The assortment
will be found very complete.
Always on hand consignment, a heavy stock of Do
MEsrCs, bleeched and brown Sheetings. various
brands; Drillngs; Checks; Tickings, &c.
fETRegu;ar weekly sales at Auction. as usual every
THU RSDAY. Feb. IL, 1912. $50
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A1I119gG1 ER3GS32

i thei, room in the Warner Building EARNED and equip
ped.) 22d instant. half past O'Clock. a
The public general and Ladies in particular
specially invited attend Associate Reformed
Church, at O'Clock, at which time and place an
Grafton will De delivered by Maj ]. w. Green.
By order Of the Captain.
SILAS RHODES. O.S.
Richmond, 18th FEB. 1s43
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CIRCULAR, No. L.
IRWIN REED g. BROTHER.

4 NAlOUS settle up their affairs preparatory a
"A new Arrangements would be happy their debtors
generally coming forw I'd for settlement
We aware that shines hard' Cash scarce, and
business but that will do for "a,
must have Cash any how.
We are determined 10 wind up. and will give GREAT
BARGAINS in Drugs, any thing else in line, to
those who TO buy and liberal discounts for Cash
those who ,eGat to pay old scores
We would be happy + hear from you soon.
Respectfully &c &c
IRWIN REED i BROTHER.
Richmond. February lIsh, lS43. 81.
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Ho! ye Lame and Halt! ,rho riH you blame If
you Walk not?

TTNWENTY- ONE HUNDREDS have been healed Of
all lameness, though for years crpples, limbs and
cords contracted shrivelled and wberedthe body drawn
nearly donbe, and the patients bed rid All the suffering
Incident Rheumatism and attendant Gout,
have dIssipa and
how bad the how long has stood. by
Heaces Nerve and Bone Ltninen and Indian Degetablc
EHIir This without the or possibility Of
being conadicted. Will you try then these remedies
will die? We thinkers 10 answer for
themselves.-As the proof a heming
notice, and be where the articles
sale For sale bv
Oct. %, 1872 Trim Reed & Broite.
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A great fire occurred Port Au Prince the
Oh of January. which destroyed six hundred
Houses-oss Of Property $4,000 600
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NOTICE-The mock Legislature n Monday
evening next at O'Clock, P. in the Warner Bull
ding. A +. SCOTT, Seey.
Feb 18Th, 1912.
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L III + I'll NJ f g .

We are brought down 10 the condition of pri-
ces in the hard money countries Of Europe. The
laborer now is paid nearly as low in France
Germany, and finds i, alrnos, difficult to obtain
work; and as he fully approxima les the ha I'd mon
ey system he will be quite well off the la
borer in Lombar dy, Naples, or Turkey, where
there is an exclusive hard money currency. A
contemporary further remarks
We, of the United States, not content with
the sound sgecie and paper currency we had IN
1898, when Gen. Jackson elected 10 the
Presidency, have been trying now for some time
to make about 60 $50, 900 900 Of specie rep.
resent all the property, all the labor, and all the
energy and capacity Of seventeen millions Of peo
pie. Now, dividing these eighty millions Of dol
lars among these seventeen millions, 1t gives
not five dollars each to represent all we have, or
all We earn--but when remember that the
millionuires, such as John Jacob Astor, have a
good part Of these eighty millions, it leaves the
great masses OF society nothing at all to repre>
sent all the industry or capacity they have
Thus when gold alone ia money. and money is
made scarce, and the miNionaires monopo!ize e.
ven that scarci,y,lt not at all 10 be wondered
that real estate is worth but little in money,
the produce Of farms less, and labor least of all
Hence low prices, low wages, and every thing
down.
We are thus reaping the harvest sown Of a hard
money currency. The fruits of The experiment
Of 1880, 80, "a, are yet upon We en-
JoyIng few of The comforts and Injuries OF q
hard money government. We about bad
off the people Of France, where there is one
bank with restricted currency, and moi
quite badly off Naples. or Sicily, or Turkey,
where there is no credit, but pure hard money
government. With nothing but hard money,
| hard money prices must continue. If gold is the
only god that can effect interchanses be, weep
and man, we must live people do where tina
kind Of god is exclusively adored. II was once
an idea that this country well enough off, blu,
this is obsolete, and now we arc learning Euro
pean fashions.
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DIED,-On the 10th of this month, m lies north OF
Richmond, MARY WORE, aged 81 years and months.
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THE SAVINGS BANK Of this city, Two are in
formed by Goodnan's Counterfeit Detector,) has
suspended payment to its depositors. The rea-
son assigned is the impossibity of realizing its
means, invested in property and stocks. This
not being bank of issues, the event may teach
people that is MOI the issue Of Bank notes which
makes the difficulties Of the times. Ii is very
different hing--the of confidence in the la,os
and stability of the country. This is the moral
want and a want which will continue to exist
while the people continue to trust in DEMAGoGUEs.
They the great and crying evil of the day
Hamilton, Knox, and CoumbIana counties are
no, wanting in prudent, sensible, and well in.
formed men. Who have they in the Legislature
Let their deeds answer for them. We arraign
them not.--[CIn Chron.
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Complimentins ProBt.-The Louisville Jour,
nal, says-Mr. Profit, though infinitely contempt
ibe most occasions, was pretty effective, the
other day, in attacking the Locofocos and their
Sub-Treasury. lie is at best a puppy, but even
the bark of puppy may be a terror to rats.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

GJIf Congress should do any thing extraord
nary we'll try and find room for il next week.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18

Lnughable Anecdote--rery -"Once upon q
tiu,e," no matter when, Rev. Mr.. - called
at our office, and employed US to print him fifty
cents north of handbils, proclaiming an appoint t.
ment to be held at certain place not n hundred
miles from this city, and he promised TO pay us or
tho following Monday. Reader, do you think he
called and paid US according to promise .
Do you thing we've got that "fity cents?" No
indeed, not the first red cent of il!