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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04
WUITCOMB ON THE STUMP.

1, is announced in the willie Olive Branch,
that Mr.. Whitcomb, tie loco candidate for Cover
nor would open tho canvass in tina, place on Mon
warm friends Of ''our Howard whom it is said
he basely betray ed IN the Senatorial election
We should DO pleased TO loan Mr.. Whitcomb
copy Of the Journal of the Senate, for the session
Of 80 and 6, II lie needs one in his campaign
before the people, for the purpose OF defining his
position in regard TO the system OF internal I'M
proyement. How many men signed the bill OF
instructions, behind which he cowardiy sknIks?
We're there ,en, or fifteen, or twenty, from dis-
srict composed Of three large couniesR 1t IS SAID
MIR Whitcomb made speeches III opposition 20 IN
ternaI improvements. We should like to lay ou-
hands 90 copy Of such speech. Can our loco
friends furnish US copy. We guess not.
0ray-Shor,ly after The election Of Gen, IIAREr
SON. Wbncomb travelled all the way from Wash
ingr on CITY to North Bend, to visit tho illusir'
Gus statesman, he SO foully illuminated in The
address published by the locos in 1886, aud which
was written by this same James WhItcomb. Dad
ne visit North Bend to convince Gen. Harrison
that he was Wing, at least ''no-party-
man? Did he 90 there to play the sycophant and
place? or did he 90 there to re,terato the false
charge OF federalism against the man who ever
was democrat? The people Will form their own
opinions of the motives which led him TO seek at
so great an expense and so much trouble. the
tirement Of him who had power and place to
confer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04
NJ f s NJ Z Il I $ NJ :.

Some one has said in the ignorance OF MS h'i"o'
animal magnetism is not true; but IRE say, Mes
mer;sm is true to all intenis and purposes. we
havo saen and we know; have felt, and we
osse,, that tho mos, singular Of all phenomenal
h;oh has c,gaoed the mind Of man for many
ye,rs "a now fully demonstrated, at least TO our
s,,;snc,iou Mr.. VIM S. BARTH, has been ~
our civ during the past fortnight, and his dem
onsrations have been entirely Satisfactory tn all
who have attended his lectures. In addition to
his experiments in sympathy and ~tH those IN
cIairroyance were quite successful. We VIII give
one which we witnessed A gentleman borrow
ed Of a lady a white cambria handkerchief, and
went into another room from that IN which the
operator and his subject was situated, and en"ei-
oped small article in its folds, and which was so
imbedded that could tell from ieeing Inc
roll what it contained. The handkerchief, mus
rolled up was then handed TO Mr.. Barih IN -
quired of his subject: "Can you see what have
in nv hand?" Yes replied the boy. ''What IS
it George?" inquired the operator. "a handker-
chief,n "What color is II" white" was the re-
ply. "Wha, does it con,an-can you see ihro'
its folds?n "Yes, IL is a key" The handkerchief
was then unroled in the presence Of the conpa~
Several other demonstrations in clarvoyanco
were made with equal success.
Mr. Bar,h appears to have studied closely and
deeply the science, for such we believe 1t to be,
of Mesmersm. And having become intimately
acquainted with its effects upon different cons'i
tuiiuns, and conscientious IN the use Of II, he is
most worthy the confidence Of the public who may
wish to investigate the subject and avail them
selves of the knowledge already acquired By a
professor of tho science. Since writing the a
bove we understand that number Of gentlemen
who attended the course Of Lectures delivered by
Mr. Blr,h, and no thereby became thoroughly
COW nced Of the truth of the science, have pre-
pared certificate, expressive OF their npproba
ton Of the able manner in which he treats the
subject--of their firm belief in the honesty of his
demonstrations, and as being gentleman who
would not descend to the chlcanery Of the mere
prciender.
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Climax of Newspaper EnterpriseA!.!1!
REPUBLICATION OF
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The subscriber determined TO keep pace with progress
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has made arrangements for eoHnencinE mineaaiey me
republication popular BRUSH Magazine o. the
day, style fully equal Of majority OF the re-
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But there thousands this nation Of magazine and
ers who alr pay the price asked
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!ine. republication of BFNTLlHS .TfSCELL,4N'i ia
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Each number tne Miscellany contains over lu0
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year 10 vast amount Of reading matter hnd the aston
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ment's consideration. The subscriber chaIe ward
produce parallel hrs present enterprise which.
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prominent English Magazines N uniform style with
/ reprint Bentley
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04
OUR LOCOS.

There is, We understand, quite jealousy eN'
Isting among the aspiring locos of this Congress
sional District. Having seen the success of Ken
ncdy, they begin 10 think that none can he SO
big tool as not to aspire to a seat in Congress.
"Old Poke Root and Bill Daily, Of Fayette, are
distinguished by their anxiety TO 90 TO Congress.
In Old Wayne, our friend Charley Test is con-
sidered the most prominent, and having dis
tinguished himself 10 his zeal for the cause 10y
making ultra loco speeches, IN opposition to his
previous principles; he is, therefore. doomed a
worthy recipient for the favor Of the party. In
fact, it is reported that the locos o! Union county,
have pledged Charley their support for Congress.
We think, Richmond or its vicinity should furnish
at least candidate: therefore take the Hb-
er,y OF suggesting The name OF Capt. Peacock, as
a man, altogether worthy to be the representa-
tive and imporsonation of locofoco principles
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04

ME partnership heretofore existing Inc under
! signed, is this day dissolved by limitation Thcy
have quiz business and expect leave place.
they respectfully, but ugentIy request all with
have unsettled accounts forward and close
Those indebted will be expected pay immediatey which
if not done, their aud viii be placed the
hands Of Il officer for collection.
".*Ihey have ON hand large LOT Of LEATHER. and
Horse Collars, which viii be sold extremely
SAMUEL. f FLETCHER,
r. w. MOORE.
Richmond. Bird mo. 4th, 1913 10f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
4 FAIR HIT.
election.

Every body who knows any ihing about the
West knows that whatever relates 10 the great
interests of the c0uatry has received lis cofalai
support. The Navy and he Army, improV emenis
on the Hudson or Red River, any thing and eve
~ thlor tha, seemed national IN aim, or was con
sldered American in character 1t has steadily
warmly Upheld. We are for home interests
From first to last-and now as heretoiore-fhe
West has on thus subject, bot one wish, and that
il. 10 make stable whatever will advance our
common interests, or PerPetuate our common
union.
From the tone, however, of certain Southern
gentlemen, more especially Of the members OF
South CarolIna there IS a disposition 10 twit the
West rs If II were Influenced by mario" views,
and a selfish policy. What. aid Mr.. Holmes, are
we to expect for The Navy? The West VIII not
vote the necessary appropriations Tor 1t. And
forthwith he oppeals 20 Western members to be
liberal to uphold the Navy! Let US build up
splendid Navy let ia have fine Navy Yards and
large Naval Hospitals, at Norfolk, Charles ton .
aud Pensacola; aud then may defy the world!
But to do this must have money; appropr'a-
tons are vital. let oil, therefore, who love their
country. and would make 1t independent, vote tor
these arpropriationsi
All ripht. replies Mr.. White Of indiana, all
richt We Of tbs West are for the Navy. We
ire Cor all great American interests, and we are
glad find strict construciionls's and nuli'ters,
too talking in this way. We VIII meet yen on
UFDuHiS.
want thot nsh"d--there the Western Wa.
ters VIC want them improved, 10 save life rs well
as property There the Lake harbors; we
want them attended to; and We think we have
rIght to ask all hs, not oniy under the Constitn-
ton, but as sheer act Of Justice. Take Indiana
! as an exauale Since she was admitted into the
Union she has paid SirtccR millions for public land
into The National Treasury. and South Carolina
has had her share of il. Then again she has lost
largely from want Of good national currency by
way Of exchange. 81 that the annual account
betwecn Indiana and the General Government
NAV he stated thus:
Gorcrluncat Of tie Tnjted States to iaaiaaa,
DR..
To difference Of exchange por annum
paid by the people IN consequence
of refusal of Dhe Government 10 give
! to them national currency, Iho,Ouo
To amount paid By sale Of public lands,
per annum. 900
/ To amount paid bv consumers of artr
cles Of foreign merchandise IN CON-
sequence of tariff duties, 3oO00O
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04

rrAz-uou Henry s Line and Hon Joseph l.
White. Of This State, and Hon. ". IL Washing
ton, OF \ Carolina, members Of the present u.
5 House Of Representatives,, have declined re
election.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04
Brother Jonathan,


The Fret Of January, 1913. volume Of
the Brother jonathan, and n advcr-
eement, merely because il IS te fashion 10,
because We have something to say % c customers Of
tabshmen Our first dltv--aad pleasant one il isis
to make acknosle dement's o7 the which our
ehdeav0rs TO instruct An anae have been received bv
reading public. Tits vanity, respect All ac-
acknowledgements ofthe good judgment our read
that work worthy Of support
else it could have obtained That customers ami
publishers may long % III the reciprocal pleasure plea
ing each other believe tc das5re of b3:n
t3El!y is Of olg partv.
For the Iittle more to promise than has
been indicated bg past. Al fields IF polite tea-
t7fe viii be carefully surveyed, and the choicest
eeted for the paper, due re5a3 being had sraea-
zion Of ali propef The poetry pa thos
shall ind matter for his mind here; fair ggtcr
tales aad passages Of affection, course Of
That trde love which never di smooth, VII.
on the adnirer ot seateatiol= sayings, apo.cgns
pregnant Apologies shall be turn; -. tho
least in number dear love, those who ike it
al! hun'r satire blFesIae and bizarre tales, paragraphs
aa sentences viii always fla something Joiaiaan
Of ,ac5f standard of excellence.
In selections anl contributions. IS
''Seize upoa where Ter It's found.
On Yankee, glsh ground'-
All te paper snail De As a''eTnto, collection Of specimens
Of creat and contemporary literature, original aad
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5es; style Of modem newspaper Typography. Bl there
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FOR SALE or RENT.

ME subscriber having finished
III complete order, large and commodious HOTEL.
the eastern part OF the city of Richmond, offers sell
or rent the same thc favorable terms The House
hree stories higlcontans - rooms, conveniently
ranged, and finished in aud modern style. The
bulldogs SUBSTANTIAL and very extensive. 1t will be
rented responsible person low For further
particulars, inquire of &. w. STARR.
Richmond. First Month 2Sth, Il 49, 5d
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04
To the Public.

the Jeersoaian Of the ist day of February, u 49,
published at Richmond Indiana. | see false scandal
and lb-ous statement Published therein concerning
myself. The publication purport4 to have been cores
pundence between baltegei and halhaked lawyers.
by : + Perkins, and a Mr. Wilson. the for
Of Rjchmond and the latter Centfevillc Tnfiana
~ which Mr.. Wilson that the last
the Delaware Circuit Court Indicted therein
ling. This statement of Wilson's publish being
and LfBELLogs, aud he LIAR, and th,s thing,
Perkins. destitute OF truth Wilson: neither OF whom
entitled to the regard o. honosable socie ty
GOLDSMITH G. GILBERT.
Feb II, 1913. $50 $40
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04
Notice H. hereby given.

= ENIAr | will sel al fuslic Auction to the hshost
bidder for ready Cash. the 21it dag Of March
al he Personal Property af Cornelius I!ufly who de-
Glazed bankrupt hy the District Court Of he Uni ted States
Tor ne bsHet OF lniiana. November Term thereof,
y o4 except such portion of said property nave
10 me said bankrupt, according the of Congress
IN such cases made and provided
Said sale VIII be held at the DIV erg If the said
Cornelius llurly in Washnt tonshiD Randolph coan
y, Indiana.
SiLAs CoLGRovE, Assignee
February 1sih, 1918. Gee :, 5ol saw
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04
WING Central Committee of Indiana.

NOAH NOBLE, o: Marion colnty, JOHN 5. DAVIS,
of Floyd; T. J. BARNETT of Marion GEORGE w
STIPP, OF Marion; ]. :. BOBBS, of Marion; AUSTIN
w. MORRIS, of Marion; ). V. NOEL, CT Marion
HENRY COOPER, Of Allen; CALEB B. SMITH, of
Faye;te; JESSE CONRAD, Of Vlyo, aud W. BROWN
BUTLER, of Marlborough
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04

Deer Snow The Superior Court in session
BROOKLYN. WIn0ham co.. Conn, was Obliged TO
close lis sitting week before lasiihe roads being
30 Distracted by snow as to render il Impossible
for the people 10 attend
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04
Il :. 81 ~ e !. <
BLANK BOOK mANuFAcT9nY.

ME undersigned would respectful. inform the puolie
aat&e continues 70 n1oufactlse t. ordcr all kinds Of
BLANh BOOKS, in good style and Of sFPcror paper
lie IS prepared furnish Ca1aty Clerks, Auditors, and
TFeasurers with Books OF the latest and improved
form, having recently received patterns from the Auditor Of
STATE Oh Books vii ne Rebound, and al hlaas Of ferio-
dras AMI magazine h7uHl - COOL stv.a aaa a
CASH n they be done elsewhere. lie soiirits a
share Of patronage.
The BlNDERY is IN the room inmedia :eFv over the
Book Sore. {. :. PRESCOTT.
Rchgan5, jan ban, - By
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04

ME Undersigned. having taken letters Of Admins
t5atioh lac Estate Of Joshua Moore. Rich
mohis Wayne county, Indiana, dee would request all those
Indebted - said Estate make immediate payment and
persons having CLAIMS Estate
present them, legally aHthencaed within
from this date. The Estate is Supposed bo
ELI BROWN, Admir-.
Second Month 18Th, lSI3 9:}t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04

fEy-DANIEL Mason, X. |. HuDDLEsoN. LEWIS Z.
Freeman, NELSON SHARP. GEORGE CoRwIsE, Jesse os-
BURN, NATHAN fIUNT, J. T. Elliot. III. LEwELLING'
J. BREyNEuAv, IouN w. GRUBas. J. III. SrRETcHER
BARRETT, T. W. M'KEE, and {. II. Burr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04

MARRIED,-O Thursday, the 23d ul,imo, by Enos
Tnomas Esq Nj IsRAEL Woodruff, 10 Miss MARY ANN
:, al IL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04

0.-Ex President Van Buren, his left his resi-
deuce at kinjeth7ok and gone to Albany.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04
LAST NOTICE..

sNHo~E niebted tho Estate Of Benjamin Stokes,
deceased. earnestly requested call and settle
same, their viii be wthou delay.
EDWARD STOKES, Admir-.
March ilh, 1913. l0-l3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04

a ENACTMENT NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given,
"A that nthe 26h day Of January, Isl OF Do
nestic Attachment issued by : Il. Stanton, jus
of the Peace aud for The County Of WAYNE,
and the aidav of David A Smith,
goods, chaes, credits and effects Of William Quisey
by virtue of which writ, Grey Mare has attached
a. the property OF said VILLAIN QIgley: and that
Gin day of March, lSi3 my Office in Richmond in
rounv will proceed hear and decide upon said
nent: OF which the said William Qnigley. aud all others
concerned. viii take notice. :. Il. : STANTON, l.P.
February Him. 1873 S:3fe
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04

WING Central Committee of Wayne County.
ID p. HOLLOWAY, DANIEL SINKS,
J. Z. CREAGER, L. c.. NOBLE,
WALTER LEGG.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04

eI-Mr Hazei,ne has introduced a bill into
the Legislature OF Ohio. to incorporate the ..val-
ley Bank of Ohio q, Eaton, PrebIe CO How
much capital will Bob furnish2 A bill has MISC
been reported to revive the power of the .Ohio
Life Insurance aud Trust Company to issue hills
for circuia,io 4 bill to enlarge the Lun,,i,
Asylum has passed and become law.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04

BY appropriation for the Cumberland
road, So00.o00
Il, appropriation to improve the naNI-
eaton Of the Wabash river, 100000
oan civ. 100000
BY appropriation for the Improvement
of naviua,,on in Western rivers 600 900
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04

Tho Bill repeating the Bankrupt Law. has
passed the Senate, and now only awaits the sig
nature of the President 10 become q law
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04

The Red Mills" Pontiac, Michigan. vera
destroyed by fire, short time since, and two
thous aud bushels Of wheat. and twenty tons Of
bran b1rnt up. Loss s., 800 No insurance
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04
$4,000, 1000



Now we Western members ask the gentleman
from South Carolina. and his friends. whether
they will vote tor appropriations tor the co npie
ton of the National Road. and the improvement
nf the Western waters? What say they? Alas!
the an4vy,.r from one, and from all Of them Is, IL
,~ould be uacoasftmioi.:H Aye. tbs IS the eter'
nal response. 1t wouId he unco0stt;;.t'ona: -
that according to Mr.. Whites terse expression,
the constitution Is general IN theory; but local 10
practice. Beyond the AleghauIes. more espe-
cag in South C,rolina, it is interpreted for the
benefit Of all; tbs side It IS negative. There,
harhOrs forts, docks. armorIes, rivers, Nc. Ne.
may be attended to; and Il is all constitutional :;
here. al! lmpro> cuents by the nation Of rivers
aud harbor5 must hc put down. pccause these
same tuen declare them TO be unCons' itutional.
Wel-ali this must bc submitted t. until We
Of the West are more united; when We are, we
may command what, in lstce, we are entitled
to; though trust shall never refuse. Will e
having the power 10 do so, whatever, in justice.
other sections of our country may claim.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04

Novel AND ITFA,trs PCxIsHM@Nr.- Yester
DAY morning, a few minutes before iho atJ purn
jncnt of & tltImore CITY Court. small colored
bow was brought Iato the Court room ruth an IRON
collar rireicl around his neck. |, appeared from
all The information We could gather, that the boy,
whose name - William Ierrvman, Is al appren-
tIcc t. ] ahG Dixon, y colored dravman. lie had
been IN tbs habit Of running off aud had hsen
absent 'oF several days until yesterday morning.
when. learning where he was. his master went
and arrested him. lie then took him to black
smith named Getty. had the collar placed upon
his neck, aud In the act Of taking him home
in that state, when some gentleman stopped him.
and took the bov down to he Court House. An
ofii .er vas immediately sent fer KIN. When
he came before heir U3aors he said he bad The
collar pat n punishment, to SHINE the hov
OF hts habit Of rInaing off. and intended 10
have taken II of again after a short period The
Court directed him 10 90 Instantly and have It
removed; and 10 bring the boy INTO Court this
morning. when thew would investigate the case
A petition 10 cancel the indentures between the
two also filed, by direction Of their Uoaars :
Clipper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04

Guessing at Hard Words "A Missionary IN
1892 stepped ashore from flot-hoat 90 the Mis-
sissIppi with some tracts 10 speak to an Old wo
man who was knitting under low tree by a
shanty. 1t WAS the height of the Cholera panic,
.Mv good woman said the evangelist, es he
offered her tract. have Won got the gospel here?
No, s'r, we htn't," replied the I'D creme, hut
they've got 1t awiuiy down to New Dileans!'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-04
s8lg2 AEIyG SAFE OF
RE Al EST ATEL!

= MILL he offered az Public Sale ON THURSDAY,
w 6tI Gay OF March next. the premises, the
GLOWING described Real Estate, AMI a. tho appuenanccs
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-10-28
NOTICE.

IT ETTERS Testamentary having
IL been granted to the undersigned at
the October Term, 1843, of the Probate
Court of Amlte County, on the Estate OF
Stephen Wilkinson, deceased--All per-
sons indebted to said Estate, are required
to make immediate payment-and those
having claims against the same are re-
quested TO present them duly authentica-
ted within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be foreveE BARRED recovery.
MlCAJAH WILKINSON,
WINSTON WILKINSON,
Executors.
Octotober 20, 1843. 35w6