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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-24
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

lHuRsDAY, Jan. 2Jd, 1915.
The bill TO take the Of the people on the proprcty
oi calling Convention, came up the order " the day
Mt SrErHENsoS, nj the suggestion ofscyora gentlemen
and IN consideration Of the importance of the suLi.et o
we'd to postpone the BILL and make the order Of the day
Tor next Tucsday-which agreed To.
Mr. BowDES moved 10 take up the resolutions from tho
Senate, for the speedy anncx ation Of Toxins.
Mr. WucnER ~ view Of the progress OF the business Of
INC House, hoped the resolutions would be taken up
Discussion would probably ensue aud much time be wasted
MI DANIEL OF X g., was surprised at this motion, com
ing rom the side Of tie House which ho understood the
gentleman from Williamsburg had attached himself Ac-
corning 70 the doctrines OF that party, this House did not
represent inc people We had no authority TO elect Sc.
naor because We did not speak the popular voice. Why
then waste time In ffuitcss pfoceedingl For himself
no MT " was opposed 10 the practice giving our agents
" W''nipgton insiruc ions any and every subject.
Mr. HAEug inferred from the remarks Of the gentleman
from Richmond That the on taking up would be test
one. lie, therefore, called for tho ayes and noes.
MI SrRornER was opposed to taking up now. lie
might be m favor Of before the close Of tho session In
stead ~ our giving instructions 10 Washington. was our
wont TO receive instructions from tho Federal City! At
present. not having received those Instructions we were mo-,
prepared to act! Tic proposed to wait until the bright eul
gence OF the Democracy being exhibited in the debate
going ON IN Congress- should have spread abroad benir
nant rays to this benigcd rcgion l1o respectfully sue
ge.ied that the Democrats themselves ought not 10 prec
tate acuon, until thoir great leaders Washington had
given them the cue!
Mr. BowpES urged the taking up, that tho resolution.
might be made the order Of the day. n not taken up now
motions wotld he made from day day, 20 take them np
MI bEE objected 10 taking 10 the Observation-Disclosures
he did not know by what authority they were upon the Ia
DC. lie denied the right Of the Senate originate any
such Proccedng-and therefore he was opposed 20 any
achon whatevcr Mr.. LEg also opposed the
sheraton because had other important business, dc.
nandod by the interest OF constituents which called
Tor action lilo therefore you'd not devote one moment TO
this yagrant subject.
Mr.. Cocrs considered that he required by his con.
stituents above Ill things TO the mo of this
House in the DISCUSSION Of fedesI politics Aud for that
s-on p should opro-e the consideration Of s question
now nnd 81 any time hereafter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-24

df"Counv Rights" from the pen Of a strong and con
'ssn' and thorough going democrat" will be read viii,
very great interest Why should the Editors Of the Fin
quifcr EEJEcr such an auiele1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-24
IL SECRETARIO.

gJ'Wc have received specimen Of those Oysters nd.
yers.d b. Mr.. Williams in the Dock, and find them es
cclent Epcures will certainly be pleased with their ayor
They % he had ON board the John Anderson
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-24

p-ca rak u represented BY tho .Madissnisa as be-
ias ia zine heaiA sndsseeiisss qsrsfs.- Wonder n ,hs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-24
~. O. Bee Jan. IA.

JonN FAIRFIELD "Wednesday last re- elected Uni
ted States ;enab from Maine for SIX years from the I of
March next. The stood thus 900
For John Fairfield, (Loeo) 40
Z" w. +. Fessendcn, (Whig) So
q" Chas. ). Davies, do SIS
Fairfield over all 81
~. Y Tribune.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17
NATIONAL HOTEL,
DANIEL D. S l @ All,
PRoP RE TOR,
RICHMOND. IND.

TEVIiC subscriber wishes call the OF the
travelling public the fac. that he has returned to
his old Stand TIL f NATIrNA that he IS
putting House, well the whole establishme
order for the of the travelling
public with the detc rmnaton that he will not be out
done in kind aud close attention those that
may him with call. No pains shall be spared for
the comfort and enjoyment of his guess-ln Short he
IS determined TO keep a good and orderly house. and
make every pc rson calls him His charge
shall be low house of the kind in the west-no
shall go dissatisfied if in his to prevent
Feeling thankful for past avors he hopes be sustained
BY his old friends and Any favor will be
Thankfully received and, in his humble way shall be
turned.
NIB. Good sheds for carriagesgood yard for wagon
and t.entien ther, few good horses and
carriages that any person wishing to
adjoining shall be accommodated without delay.
Richmond Oct lS45 43-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17

FLOUR-Buyers on speculation appeared in
the market promptly yesterday morning. offering
SI75. This, however, was IS cents below the
views Of holders, and consequently the operations
uninportant. We ao,e tho following. viz:
800 brs city at s., delivered; so brls choice
brand. from store, at So 100 brls mixed bra ds
at 1888; 200 brIs uniform brand at 4:S5; and 40
brls mixed brand at s:00a1 so.
WHISKY--5ales Of goo brls a, &c per gall
ION; 100 at : e.. % at 22c, nd :}6 at 221c.
HOGS--oa!cs OF 200 head averaging 200 lbs.
md 300 head something heavier, at 81; $50 head
dividing on 2O0 lbs at 5 i14:l2I.
LAAD--A sale Of 1000 kegs No at u per H..
GREEN MEATS--Salcs Of 1909 Hams and
1000 Shoulders &c md Sc.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17
g. Il. IlEEgIGGEr,

MANUFACTURER of Coaches, Barouches, friends.
Va Carryalls, York Wagons, Phatons Buggies, &c.
Also. superior article of Coach, Cabinet, and Japan
VARSIsH, manufactured in Philadelphia, by whose
knowledge of the art places him without rival War
ranted crack.
ALso-Carriage Trimmings of every description, such
as Laccs Cloth Silver Hub Bands Door Handles Lamps.
Lock and Hinges Riggs, &c. all of which will be fur
nished lowest Cash price Persons at distance
be accommodated by dropping a line the subscriber
Main street. opposite Mr. Gilberts Hotel Richmond Ia
June II, lS45. - in ~.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17
.
COMPETITION THE Life OF BUSINESS.
NEW ARRIVAL OF FALL AND WINTER
I'D II Y O. D d ID : =!
r E e v IS & PAIG E

w OULD respectfully inform their friends, and the p
w ing, at the RICHMOND CASH STORE, one of
before offered in this city Their stock consists part,
CLOTHS, of all coors and prices, much lower than
before offered in this market.
CASSlMERES, genl assortment of plain and fancy
plaids and stripes.
VESTlNGS: plain and fancy Satin; plain black and
fancy Paid silk Velvet; Dc Jonvie, Cashmaret, VAL
encia, &c.
sATINETs and JEANS all co!ors, plain and fancy,
very cheap.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.-Our stock of goods in
this line IS very general, among which black,
lours striped, and tgd Silks Cashmere de Cosse Az
CHAN Satins' Aipacas pa'n AMI fincy; Mousseiin de
LANES; Ihibct and English Merino; Cobourg and Ia.
Cloths; Pongee; Gala Piai3s; French & Manchester
Ginghams and Prints of all new styles and patterns
SHAW LIS, III great variety, among which PLAN
and embroidered Iiibet; Brocha Cashnere McGregor;
w aie; NJ de Lame; plain and embroidered Cloth; Van
dyke, &c. &c
SMALL WARES & FANCY GOOCS-Pongee,
flag bandana, linen cambria and cotton H'dkfs; black
Italian Cravats; Ronaes, Gents. Scarfs and Stocks,
gum worsted, cotton and web Braces, general assort
All Of which will be sold upon tho principle Of
Richmond September 22d, 1915.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17

an the lIth instant, in the vicinity of Richmond,
estray COW moderate size, red, white forehead,
nd other marks of white. The owner, by proving
property and paying charges get heI
CHARLES MAULE.
Dec II, 1915. 5l-3w: p'd 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17
NOTICE.,

HE books, papers, notes ana accounts Of tine estate
! of Hugh $. Hamilton, deed, have heen placed in
hands, by the administrator for settlement and col
lection, and all being Interested therein either
debtors creditors have opportunity OF examin-
ing old accounts, by calling at office. 1t may
be very prudent for debtors call mp friendly way,
and see PERRY & BICkLE, Att'ys for estate.
Richmond. Dec Il. lsl5 5l-Jw.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17

ment of Gloves and Hosiery. Ladies' scars cravats
points, and dress Hdkf Ribbons-a splendid assort-
Head-dresses and flowers, Gents wo-sted scars
and comforts, Trimming Gimp Cords, and Tasses Isle
fancy silk Fringe. Head Nets Childrens Grecian
Boots ana fancy Socks, Zephyr worsei Alpaca Aprons
and Silk do Ladies travelling Carpet Bags Baskets
Gents. Collars and Bosons; Tuck, Side ivory, Pocket
and Dressing Combs; Patent Thread. Spool Cotton.
Shein Co., Wire do, fancy and white Knitting arm
Buttons, Pins Needles, Tapes Stay and Coat Binding;
citing and Coat Cord and Sewing Silks and Twists
Hooks and Eyes Thread and Cotton Laces, Inserting
Edglngs, Jaconett DO, Quilting; PERCUSSION Caps
HEAVY GOODS AND FARIETY.-Brown and
beachcd MusiHs, Tckings DriIlings wool ami Canton
flannels Padding and Canvass, colored Musiins
Holland, Rus. Sheeng, Damask Moreen, cnitian and
lugran carpets, Oil cIo, for floors, Apron
checks, domestic Gnghar.s, wall window Paper,
Looking Glasses Umbrellas Fur. De Jonville D Orsay,
Selette Velvet add Glazed CAPS, Shakers Ware and
Brooms; Hardware, Queensware, and Groceries: fall
assortmc nj, at all times.
ALSO-Salt, Crindstones, Linseed Oil, &c. SC.
SMALL PROFITS and QUICK RETURNS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-Will
be sold private sale, the property on nth street
haonpinp TO the Estate of Morris Lancaster, decd.
consisting of LOTS substantially enclosed and am
proved BY a large BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. con-
S.r,c+ad Of the best materials. finished
in the neatest and approved style: well OF good
water in the Kitchen large Cisern for ram water
he door torether with buildngsai IN the best
der Also-about thirty Fruit Trees consisting OF APP
ME Paar Peach Cherry of the choicest selection
The situation elevated and airy. commanding hne
,,os,ect OF portion of the surrounding country;
the most desirable for residence IN the city of
Richmond For information, enquire OF
WILLIAM r. F0ULkE, Administrator.
Richmond, May IA, SIS. 2osf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17

VESHE undersigned offers for sale, favorable terms.
the residence in which ne resides 1t is situated
Market street Immediately east of the Public Square and
of the most pleasant locations in the city Tho
building is TWO-5TORY BRICK, recently built. in
modern STYLE and besides being Of the best materials 10
nent and has all the appcndages of comfortable dwell.
ling It has
XVash.House, snoke-gInnse, Dairy, CistoTn,
Stable, &C.,
all in good order The grounds neatly laid and
well cultivated with choice collection of the best
and vines
VIM. w1CCINs.
Richmond, June Is. 1S45. 24tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17

They among the best series of Reading Glass Books
for Schools published in this country: up.
wards of $4,000 copies have been sold in Is month";
Amongst many letters of the following
has been received from of the best in
Pennsylvania
LEES PoRT, Berks CO., August Is, 1e45.
Messrs. Gregg & Elliott: --Centle1en-Acccpt nv
thanks for the series of Readers you kind
SEM by my friend DR. Dar when in the
city consider them decidedly the best School
have me; with have roiuccd them the School
at this place. and find them fully my expecta.
tons have also introduced Grimshaw's History Of the
United States another of your valuable School publca
tons am much pleased with Dr. Rusche mergers
works on Anatomy and Botany, which you kindly
They appear to to be Just the works needed,
bring the sub ect of Natural History within the compass
of common Schools, and intend during the com.
ing make effort
to the Schools here and for this purpose would like
the whole of eight uniform volumes. which
have requested Dr. DARN to procure for
Very respectfully, (egned,) II. c. BAKER.
Principal, Lees Port Seminary.
o1-tn ~ ahn~e for sale by David P. Holloway.
Richmond, Ia c. B. Davis, Indianapolis, Ia. and Mer.
chants generally throughout the State.
The publishers invite all Teachers who have the inte.
OF their pupils heart examine their valuable
les of School Books before introducing any others.
October 29th, 1o45. lAtf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17

REJOICE. RE,oIcEl REJOICE! Ton THE HEART GLADl
DR. panean's Expectorant Remedy brings now hopss
and attenS prospects the consumptve patient whoso
life is attended wiki; great suffering AMI PAIN and reduced
to slender thread Despair not. While there is life
there hope, and you may be healed an! raised enjoy
again the blessings of health Perseverance then only
necessary and that before I'll. lungs much dseas-
ed and liberated, and is certain Thousands OF
persons saved annually from the consunptive grave
by the timely of Dr. DuncIns EIpec:ordat Remedy
Read the certificates of performed in part Of
the United S,aos. These evidences sufficient to
all Dr. Duncans Medicine is a safe and certain
remedy that disease consumption in in
infancy, and secures health AMI happiness.
IL Dr.. D4ncaa'S Western Medical office is $50 Syca.
ST, few doors below 9th, Cincinnati. whero all
forms of affection eradicated the system and the
body healed and again maze whole.
f4y-Tor sale at the Richmond Book Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17
CITY ELECTION.

NJ Office is hereby given, that there will be Elec-
!! y ton held at the Engine House, Monday, the 9TH
of January for the purpose of eectng Mayor
Eight Councmen Treasurer Collector, Assessor, and
Marshal, for the ensuing year.
BY order of the Common Council
w. w. LYNDE, city Clerk
Richmond, Dec 18th, 1S45. Site
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II ALPH A. PAIGE.

ubic generally, that they receiving and OPEN
the most EXTENSIVE STOCKS OF Merchauoize ever
Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17

Items Of Ners.Thc Cincinnati Chronicle states that
Mr. Huddcston residing .'about 40 miles from Cincin-
NATL in Indiana, lost his wagon and contents, valued
about $50. by fire, the night of the 9TH inst He put
up for the night, about miles from the city-lighted
hire IN an apparatus he usually carries with him Tor
King coffee and placing in his covered left for
short times when he returned his wagon consumed
Judge Isaac S. PENNYBAcHER. IL. f. has been
elected L. 5. Senator from Virginia for six years
from tho 4Ih Of March last.
A young mechanic in Maine asserts that he has
finally discovered perpetual motion. Tho ma
chine, ho says. lis in small compass, and only
lacks motive powcr!' A deficiency Of this
turo in such machine, roma rks a wag, is very
much to be regretted, vcry.-[Plc.
A SMALL rATcH OF LAND IN D,sPUrE.-There
arc doubtless MANY Of our readers, who have no
idea OF tho difference in the amount of land, be-
tween tho 49th degree of latitude and tho parallel
OF ol0io which the Union dccla to be the inton
ton OF Government to inss, upon q tho northern
boundary line of Orcgan. According TO q state
men: by tho Commissioner of the Land Office in
43 tho difference consists in one hundred and four
million six hundred forty thousand acres, which
at the minimum price Of the public lands is worth
$3.50, SOO,CGO.
OresOn..The Executive.
Tho lntcliigencor. quoting IN article from the
Constitution, says: "Our inference from this is, in
three words, that our Government has proposed.
and expects tho British Government TO agree, to
transfer to London the negotiation CONCERNING the
Oregon boundary, which tho instructions Of the
British Minister havo not been largo enough to
enable him to settle hero. This is the conclusion
10 which we arc led by the light shed upon the
subject by Tho Constitution and we communi-
cato il with great satisfaction to our readers
This conclusion will surprise the public in this
quarter. We hope it may prove true.
Somebody threw n balo, at Boston, on Mon
MI f,ll ~,
Commonsense. Jacob Honesty, Richard Straight
forward. Peter Prudence, Thos. Economy. Alex
snder Foarnothing. Reuben Faithful, and Samuel
Nnd.your-business.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17

AN IMPORTANT IErrER-FLEAsE READ rr.-The follow.
ing letter from DR.. Brigham, Of Lowell. Mas. bat
speaks the uniform language of hundreds Of other Phy
sicans who have tried and therefore know how TO an
preciatc Jayne's Ex pectoran::
Lowell, Mass, JAN 81, le44-Dr. Davii Jayne: Dear
S-i have used your medicine, $50 universally known
0! me name OF Jayne ESPectorant,( in practice for
nanoeE OF years, and can most truly saw that have
oeeh more successful in the of tina. as mild s,fo
'hoFousn Expectorant. than Of any which have over
usea IL IS me best fo- the following obvious rcasors-
II Goes not gwen in proper doses, disagree
able nausea II Goes not weaken lungs and PROSTATE
the system like most other in common use
does il abate the appetite of patient, like other
nauseatins medicines, which have used by ,ha f.o
uliy In word it is nearly quite the thing which hss
been sought for by many the faculty for ages Como by
l remain, yours, &c, LUTHER BRIGHAM, NJ. u.
Iior sale at REEDS DRUo Store, Richmond. Ia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17

I'D P. Holloway Bookseller, Richmond. Indiana, has
full supply of McGufey's Eclectic Readers, and feels
warranted in recommending them being the very bes.
class book, extant
April 5oth ls4s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-17

JEW DAVID.-Those who are acquainted with the
character Jew Davids Hebrew Plaster Persian
Pills will doubtless be glad 10 learn that another
has been received by the travelling agents who
prepared to furnish local agents with fresh supplies
immediately The immense quantities Of these articles
sold, proof sufficient of their
Yet should there be increGuous daughter OF
atllicton wtIo suffering under all the horrors of Lame
back. RhfGmqiism STATED Pains, Weakness Pam in
the sale breast, Sscengs, Tumors, Kings Eel, &C.
"a plaster seldom fails to cure or with
DyspeDsia, Licer 4 Fec Ciu Ferer
Ague. Scrola any of the diseases tina. originate in
impuritv the blood and circulating fluids for the
tonishing which these Pills have become
POPULAR, for the benefit of such will sublon few
of letters showing the estimation which these
medicines are held, where known
Indianapolis, A pril 4th, S45-Messrs. D. Harter & Co
-Gents-You will please send US y doz. boxes Hebrew
Plaster and doz boxes Persian Pills Immediately. The
demand continues great and shall doubtless sell
large quantity this season. Yours, respectfully,
JOHN j. OwsIEY, Druggist.
Newown, Ia, A pril 10th, 1s45.-Messrs. D. Harter &
Co-Gents.-I would say that the Hebrew Plaster and
Persian Pills continue to off fine, and nearly
of Pills. had better send by the stage dri
doubt not that this medicine will be much want
cd this every body is calling for it. Yours
truly, JOHN Mick, jr.
Charlottesville, Ia, Jan d. 1545-Messrs. D. Harter
&C have sod II, nearly al, The ars' fsr
Pills YOU furnished three weeks since and would
be well to keep well supplied, find calls for the
medicines increasing daily / would here state /
have articles my drug give
faction than the Hebrew Plaster Persian Pills.
Moan s. THOMPSON.
Washington, Ia, aug. 3d. 1s44.-Messrs. D Harter &
Co.-Gents.-At the request of many, who anxously
awaiting the arrival OF supply of your celebrated
cond time saving that We have frequent
calls both Plaster and Pills which render general
isacton Please end another lot Immediately and obge
Yours, respectfully, GALLAGHER & W ALTERS.
The New York herald., 1845-01-22
Readiug Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, 1915.
20 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALn.-

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
A letter over the signature of E., on the subject
Of the Reading Railroad, and dated from this place,
ceipt Of the Herald in this city, the letter was at
proper to deny the charge in the most unequivocal
manner, and take occasion to Isay that neither
knew II was written nor was privy thereto IN any
way manner.
From the attacks made upon me, may be JUS
hhed In saying that was one OF the thirteen per-
sons who composed that meeting; that after the
business was concluded, and the election Of Off
GERS commenced, rose to leave II, and was i'm
mediate!y arrested and attacked and insulted.
appealed TO the Chairman of the meeting, and also
to the President OF the Company, stating that, as
was charged with prying into and investigating
the affairs OF the Company, held vouchers from
bond-holders as well as stockholders, and was
ready TO produce them that stood also ready TO
give them the choice either of requiring me to
leave the room with my lips sealed to what
heard IN It, and under positive assurance, which
was willing TO give, that should not disclose any
thing-or, on the other hand, allowing me to avow
publicly that had been assailed here for obtaining
statistical statements which the Company itself
ordered to be printed and published. must do lis
President the justice to say that he thought had
my tull rights and privileges In this matter, al
though no other gentleman expressed a similar
opinion.
So much for myself. Next as to this corporation,
which, deriving Its powers and privileges from the
people tor purposes of public utility and benefit, is
therefore, amenable to public opinion, and conse-
quenily open to critical animadversion upon its
merits or dement's.
In January, 1874, two different reports were pre-
pared and printed, to be submitted to the annual
meeting. One of these was suppressed. The sup
pressed report is not in my possession, but / can
have access to it whenever the directors think
proper to deny its existence The suppressed state
ment contains the Presidents report, giving an
item OF debt and liability amounting to two mil
ions eight hundred thousand dollars, which item
is omitted in his report printed and furnished the
stockholders.
One more fact, and am done. In the month
Of December, lS43, or about that time an article
appeared in the New York Journal of Commerce
inviting subscriptions to the second track loan, in
which very particular statement is given of the
whole debt and capital, which the writer, acting
apparently on behalf ofthe company, gives at about
i've and a half millions In November, 1874,
tai is admitted by the company to be about ten
millions. Very respectfully, yours,
WIN. MAULE, 46 Walnut street.