Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-08
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are eRabed 10 give The following as The result OF
the township Wing meetings en- Monday last
In New Castle. for first choice Smith received 30
votes, Parker Z, Rariden /. Wayne township for
Smith, Parker. and Perry. Spiceland for Smith,
Parker and Rariden IN the order 10 which they
are named. franklin appointed delegates and in
structed them 10 vote for The strongest man. bud
ley for Parker. Smith and Rariden. Honey creek
Rar,Jen, Smith, and Parker. Prairie, Parker
Rariden and Smith. Fa-creek no, heard from
Liberty and Greensboro held meetings but
most probably will previous to the 18th.
FIRE-The house owned and occupied by J. Z.
Kirby Esq, on Marke, street, took fire on Thurs.
day evening last We understand that some hot
ashes had been put wooden peck measure
and placed under bed in the room occupied by
Mr.. Kibby as an Office The measure took fire
and communicated TO the bed which soon en-
yeloped 10 flames II was extngushed however
By persons the neighborhooo before much dam
age was DONE except the destruction of the he'd
Had the FIRE originated 10 The dead Of The night
the consequences most probably would have been
far more disastrous. This town has been psr,ic.
ularIy fortunate IN this respect
It is ,wen,y-six years since It's location and
We % Hol Utt'6fc tIht tBtio mas NetH prop
erty TO the amount of $1,000 destroy ed By fire
within its limits during that time We should,
however, be prepared to meet the destructive ell
ement should i, break out TO a great extent or I'M
der unfav BILE circumstances.
05-The key of The Engine House may at all
times be found in the Mayors Office the door.
Loco Operations.--The iocos of this goodIy CT.
f ty are husv MAKING tho ir arranoements for The
Congressional election. Letters are passing
round from county TO the other. We have
some items al 10 their present arrangements. We
have a mesraeric subject who has, and who will
continue 10 visit with his penetrating mind and
and ear, the caucuses they may hold and we
bid them be cautious. "The Saturday before the
election" gentlemen will not find two wings IN
the field, therefore you had better fix another
time We know all about that, and we expec,
to know all you do IN the way of caucussing.--
Gentlemen we give ycu fair notice, and now tel
you that all your hypocrisy and false promises
will avail you just nothing at all
Editor Promoted.-Ou friend Mr.. Dnggins
late editor Of The Eaton Register, has by The par
TALLY of friends and we presume his peculiar fl,
ness for the office, been elected Overseer Of the
Poor. We presume contemporary of the press
is smart, il so, he will look well to his own house
bold. By-ihe-bye Mr.. Captain of the Poor
have you room for another good fellow, whose
only crime is the poverty that sticks out upor
him2
: Information Wanted Can anv of our friend
inform whore JAMES WHlrCOMB anc
DANIEL KEI-SO are to be found these days:--
Indiana Journal.
(e-The las, we heard from them. a traveIle
saw them sitting together stump. driving
bargain, where tho appointment Of u. S Mar
shall for Indiana was the consideration Of the frs
part, and any services in the way of .reacher,
we're those of the second part.