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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06
Sign of the garcc Hats.

CSC. BOP LAKE ST., Chicago
-, &c. STEPHENS would re-
81 specially announce to the CHI
~ zrns Of chicago and vicinity
IA that he Is now receiving the ar-
- ~ goods in hi, inc ever offered IN
Chiroco. His stock con ,isls in part ~ follows,
TO wit: --ha'.. caps, mil, Boos, Buifdr robes
and cats, buck mii,ns aud g'nyr>, Trunks, tray.
cling hlss f,r l,dios AID gentlemen, ur,r,h"rs.
iudI,n m"cclsins. cravn's. suspcudcrs, SHIRTS.
nu,hn'ilts WALL ne canes, &c. he Is also mYu-
uiiclmiur ~ kinds of goods pertaining 10 his
business. Country m'rch,nts and "Iers ia wnu,
of goods will do well To give him a call hciur,
purchasing elsewhere, rs he is confident be-
ran sci! as low rs any house ID The city ,f New
Yuk.
Haucr~' .'ock and trimmings constantly OF
hand. Cash paid ior furs and tkirs.
Chicago, Oct. %. 1915. l1-y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14

Cincinnati, Jan. Il,h, le46.-Sunday.

| Cincinnati, Jan. Il,h, le46-Sunday
On enquiring the Post Office have ascertaned tina
it will be necessary TO have letter the Office previous
O'Clock Sunday evening, in order TO reach you in
time for the Palladium of w ednsday foliowinc thai
whatever facilities your correspondent here might have
Of becoming acquainted with rcai TRANSACTIONS he
could only, addition to the news of the morning papers
give yon history Of the proceedings of Saturday. Ii
however, occasionally, when my avocation permits
CLEAN any thing that will be likely you
your readers, Will do It most cheerfuy
The l8nCng Yesterday presented perfect Jam, Their
being some dozen or l6 boats actually taking freic
for New Orleans besides number destined 10 other less
remote ports below
boat from sburg, (he first since the breaking
the which reports the full of very heavy ice
boye and pro liability being clear for several days
yet; still the water having risen TO very fine stage the
upward bound boats will fight their way through, while
the Orleans trade DO not appear to apprcen
ciicuy the whole country, ami the poTa packers IN
particular, may oce III the almost say, GER
oiuty, of uninterrupted channel whereby the vast
the pro ucs Of the country, already rapidly
cunlulatng in Tins city, may find outlet market
less ruinous rates Of freight than have hitherto been &C.
n.anGed.
early the prcse week If not cis1ppontc !
in this, degree Of activity in business may be expected IN
few days, SUCH is rarely witnessed even IL the Queen
City.
do know any change in tie inaricts Of mPor
t1nce other than you already aPprsed Of Clover
seed has not receted SO much as feoTeo Good afuce
viii bring $50 $3.50 Flour has advanced shade
il rated Yesterday Sd % 4,50I hear that the
best hog be sold here for more than So
but 90 not youch for the truth Of this
Nv attention attracted yesterday TO smoke issu-
ing from The of crowd of boys passing up Wei
nut s!reet-on approaching discovered the Oh ect CT
r:osity- ninatnre steam engine drawn CT two wheels
The dark clou Of smoke ana he deep noule bc!cng
mammoth steamer aptiy represented The
curling vpour and fhc quick pulling OF this embryo giant
Truly, thought |, is this the age Of steam ami woEdcr!
Even schooboys throw aside their balls and shinrIes ana
for amusement Manufacture steamboats, Already IS IN
tegence sent b. tightening and transportation done by
with railroad speeG-the speed Of tornado Be
these urchins reach the estate Of nanioo have
doubt bu, the important events that occurin Boston
or New York will be made public in the principle cities
of the great in ID minutes after they ranspIrc
say minutes, for altho it tikes tightening no time TO
travel vet believe take time print
men to circulate the news The query isis
the supply inventions never to DC exhausted? v hat
will there 20 years for the genius Of these young
operate upon? Is there still mysteries I
in nature yet in the course of Development, for the
ingenuity of to bring 10 ghtl Let every
sver as dctatesone thing certainf inven
exhausted, acheyen4en Mt never can be.
II.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14

JAYSE's ExPECToRANT.--Ihis medicine has already
proved itself to be all that has been by
those who have given it fair test this country, and
the demand for increases daily We have just heard Of
important Of Asthma, which has by
the of it in neghboring townile that Of
female, who had for long been under the Of
physician but had received relief her
considered hopeless. AS last she purchased bot
tie of Dr. Jayne's Expccorant, which caused her
freely gradually eased her cough rapidly
restored her to health. We hesitation wing,
that tins preparation of Dr. Jayne for the cSc of Coughs,
Colds, Influenza Asthma, Consumption, &C., is the
valuable medicine offered the American public
There is quackery about t--Dr Jayne is Of tho
most skiful practising physicians in Pennsylvania, and
wherever his various preparations have been thoroughly
tested, he looked upon great public bcnefactor
Somerset Me- Journal.
For sale at REEDS DRUG STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14
For sale at REEDS DRUG STORE.

N Office, is hereby given-that. the 18th day Of
/ December, lS45, a writ of Foreign Attachment
issued by Noah w. Miner Justice of the Peace Of
Wayne county, Indiana, at the instance and upon tho
affidavit of John Morgan against the goods, chaels cred
which writ three gross of Matches five bottles Balsam
of Wild Cherry; four bottles Castor Oils bottles Med
icamentum; nine bottles Relief Linme Mt dark brown
Mare and Hat have been attached the property
the said Milton G. Barns; and that, the 18th day Of
January lo46. at 10 o'clock said day, at my office in
Dublin in the county aforesaid l will proceed TO decide
said attachment, of which said Barns and all
other persons concerned will take notice
NOAH w. MINER, J. P.
December 10Th, lS45. 81 paid.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14
Dayton AMI Little Miami Railroad.

We understand that books viii be opened for
the subscription of stock in tho above road at an
early day. III DAYTON. Ncnia and Eciibrook, Of
winch due notice viii soon be given. We arc
glad 20 see tina, DAYTON has made tho first move
men, in this matter. and have 10 doub, that tho
peopio of Greene viii cordially respond 10 it.
We think it highly probable TINT Ncnia will be
tho point of termination. rather of junction,
with tho Columbus and Litie VI nmi Railroad
which Will ensure large portion Of travel from
the West and East through this placo.--Ncnia
Torch Light.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14
aosEPH G. MARSHALL. was nominated by the
gig Convention, as a candidate for Governor and
ronfOvE S. ORTIZ, for 1t. Governor

CONGRESS We have Congressional proceedings
.1.,s In the Senate, nothing of Importance has
-, MACE except the passage, of Mr.. Benton's bill
:, ,,sinr regiment of mounted rihencn-apPr opria-
~. $4,000 for equipment; $4,000 for each stockadc
-. and 50 900 for the purchase from the Indians Of
.. far the forts Mr.. Benton says this is "peace
-.,ren Mr. Allen, from the committee Foreign
Ad,s. reported resolution for the abrogation Of the
,v Of 1879 in relation TO Oregon-lad on the table
md ordered to be printed
+, the House. spccch-delivering on the Oregon CUES
,o, for and against, up to the 9Th; among those who
,,oke on the 7ih we notice the ZANE of b. SMITH,
,o,;nst the Oregon measures in general. We will
bIish il as soon receive copy. Mr. Robt. Smith
-, the committee roads and canals, reported bill
making appropriation for the continuation of the
Cumberland Road which referred to the committee
he whole. On the 9Th, 1--WE nearly forgot mention
4, Nj Mcconnell offered resolution for the .anne1a-
top Of Ireland to the United States"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14
REMEMBER TIE TAXES or
= - a ~

NOSE who have pail their Taxes for 1875.
earnestly requested to give the matter immediate e.
fn;ion The change about To take place n the Office Of
county Aucor renders it necessary make early
settlement and return Of lie delinquent list which VIII
account for this urgent eli.
penalty of ten cent attaches the taxes
e delinquent. Over this matter have control. The
desire tn may have 10 pay tbs penalty, induces the
publication of this o'ico;-plcasc relieve Of the
pleasant tuty of charging it.
- scrltltont le made at the of,icc as tao
%lIl net clio" IN attendance in the Townships agan-
nor woul answer to 60 at this stage OF the coec
ton. The books needed at the Office constantly, as
we'll as myself. A. WILLIAMS.
'TRH.sURERs CrFIcE, Centreville Treasurer ". C.
Ist mo. Jam 10Th. 1916. 3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14
Exchange.

WHAT IS LUxCRY?-A CANDID would have bocn
n luxury to 4 fired; Il haii-crown cotton gown %
h.s q accn. Carpets IN Iion of rushcs. would have
been luxurjcs 10 Henry Vii. Glass windows in
len of horn 10 his nohics. n lettuce TO Henry
Wis Queen; silk gloves and stocking 10 Queen
Elizabeth md so on. ad infiniiun.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14
WHY WIZ We DIE.
BEWARE OF CONSUMPTION.


We fad from some Of the Eastern papers, that this
popular medicine is performing OF the most
mari able record the City of Philade phia,
within year 1916 persons have been
perfect heuh New York 2IcS, Boston 100, Balti-
more 80, and would suppose average amount in
all otsr Cities where this medicine has been introduced
sufficient eyde nceshowlEg the wonde rul
efficacy Of this truly valuable medicine. acquaIn
ted i'll .our city who have been
perfect health By timely of Dr. Duncan's
Medicines. oud therefore recommend them those
suffering with the pTenonitory symptoms Of Consump
tion-such Col1s. Coughs. Chimes, impaired Ape
Slight Fever, iioarsecSs, ana difficulty growing
that itself in the lungs
throat, dry and painful cough ghtness of the
chest attended with of sufioCaon, complexion
salloyy ana pai. difficulty Of breathing redness OF the
checks papitaton the heart sick heaGache saltish
the mouth pain IN the SIDE, breast and
small Of the back heat of the skim Irregular state OF bow
els foul disturbed difficulty OF laying the
SIDE depression of spirits fanness, attended with weak
general debility of the whole system, gIadness
of sight, the stomach. and sometimes
vomiting wasting decay of the body. hacking cough
unusual degree OF heat increased IN the breast and
SIDE, splitting of white, and white or bloody
night sweats hectic fever, &c. &c Such
the most common symptoms OF that dra1ful de
stroyer. CONSU 1IPTION. And being a serious and
solemn fact will those afflicted any longer deprive them
selves a cure. when at hand-which is
DIR. DUNCAN'S EXPECTOR ANT Remedy. med
cine that has established itself millions OF both
Europe and the L nited States.
This valuable medicine is for sale in Richmond Ind
a, the BOOK STORE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14

TEXAs.--An election was held in Texas on the
9Th ult. for Governor and members Of The Le-
gisaiufc. The returns Indicate that J. =. Hen
dcrson is elected Governor. Ii is regarded as
certain tha Gen S. Houston VIII be elected one
of tho I. $ Senator'S.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14
- - e - = " =. = z

s saE:,> c. Fs:sScg-So<. has removed his SHOP
- opposite his OLD STAND, where he will be pleased
repair " atehs Clocks, &C. for his old frien4s and the
public generally.
He has for an assortment Of superb " atches. jew
ery Of all kins Specaccs to suit all ages, Silver and
G ernian-siivcr Table ana Tea SPOONS, Pen-nnves-a
superior article Razors Scissors Silver Ihiues, &c
Sc. &c; all OF which he will dispose of for Cas
Kichtnonl, Dec. *Is 1875. If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14
ye,s s In.gorta.. Es.5snss on he Res A. R Llns.!e.

-ea1 s. Iapoytant E5t3encs the Rec A. Z. HincsLcy.
iranElin a., March 18th. l84i.
Dr.. JAYNE,-Dcar SIR: our medicine has been in
nearly every successful especially the Expectoant
have received much benefit from the Of myself,
and one OF my nearest negibors who had been afflicted
from childhood with the Asthma, severely nearly
TO suocate her during the paroZys1. which returned
bout week has been ali earance permanent
II cured. ours, with respect, A K. HINCLLET
Prepared only at no. south Third ST.. PhiIa5ep hia
GJ'Ior sale at REEDS Date STORE, Richmond, Ia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14
DR.. DUNCAN'S EUROPEAN PANACEA, FOR THE
CURE OF SCROFULA,

r. DYSPEPSIA, liver complaint, dropsey pimple. on
~ the face and body letter, gravel govt
ulcers and sores of every description syphilis utc
affections, weakness and debility inflammation the kid
and bladder female distractions and weakness and
all diseases arising from torpid condition of the ga, ds
and depravity or mpury of me blood
The history of this truly great medicine is too W ell
known to those who have visited the capitals Of Engia
and France within the last few to require any e
ndaon them But for the benefit of the "lt l.
p1ld Of Anriea would be TO say tat It is y
vorite remedy among the nobility throughout Europ
This panacea perhaps the haPpest combination of
dcinaI agents made, embracing Goes the powe
Graduating by its unequalied effects pur
fying blood renovating the fluids and removing OBJ
structions from the whole gandular apparatus--Ths
medicine goes work slowly and silently extending
influence organ, giving them vgor and activity.
and finally putting the whole machinery Of man into
complete and healthy action
O. Dr. Duncan's European Ponoeea is just received at
his Western Office, $50 Sycamore street. Cincinnati. AZ
which place agents in the South and West will please di-
rect their orders,
Price 81 90 Per bottle. supply just received At .h>
Richmond BOOK STORE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14
A LITTLE STRAW.

81 guess that Perkins will risk the nomination SUI
preme Judge
The above is extract Of letter from loco 10
another, dated indianapolis, Jan. 60 We guess he
has risked the nomination. but that's all. The Gov,
however, will appoint little friend, and make great
out Of him, if the Senate will not.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14

EXPENSE OF THE MISSION TO CH!Sa.--'rho
AMOUNT paid Air. Gushing, as Commissioner 20
china. for outfit, salary. expenses. &c, WAS S32,-
i3i,-Mr. Webster, lis Secretary, rocc.YeI $.
800 and sti!i claims 5 S9t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14

The Emperor of Rus>ia has sent IN claim,
for the Oregon territory. and has jus. given no.
tee to all Amcricaa vessels not to ffcquen, any
of tho creeks. bays. and harboss north Of tho
latitude OF ) degrees 10 minutes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14

MoRE ANNEIAT5oN.-Thcrc wcs 4 rcncrt in
Washington few days since, that a, the latest
dates from Mexico, public meeting had been
held there in favor of annexing the country to tho
United States.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14
4 FARM OF 100 ACRES

q NOR E.E:!-The undersigned wishes sell his
q valuable FARM, situated miles north of Rich
Iond, the New Paris ana Williamsburg road of
the Wayne road containing 100 Acres of firstrate
LanG-10 Acres of which cleared and u good
Of cultivation. There is u good IL story Irainc House
"a larr, Frame Barn. nearly AMI double OF
corn-cribs ana Wagon house attachei thereto supe
Spring of ncver-f ming water. convenient TO the
dwelling Housc-an excellent bearing Orchard Of graft
ed Fruit Trees, &c.
l-5~Mr. William Duan, residing the Farm east and
al dining the above described premises is authorized
sell the same; and any person wishing TO purchase
GOOD FARM, is respectfully vited to I'll and examine
it. JOB HAINES.
January l4th, 1916. .'tf--6f6m- Cfy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14
JEW FALL AND WINTERS GOODS,
- w GLE q TBS
Cheap CASH Store!

now hau eStreof thui h Just unen
for h n int
gre
English Trenha Al
49, t. n o Dire
Pan C Cloths ; i Cot t Iris Line Brow
IL stripe Lin brown n AN Il p ah C,p
4 otto Gloves Alp
Nee ,Ip,E
iTs,I aShat.I grana dVenuanC Dl N Apron Furniture Cheeks
yinowTa Paper HnaniB Fur Combs
Pt2 land Il II bread, TdH
a a o
in
a ,onio uo.nBA
54a--39d
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14
NATIONAL HOTEL,
DANIEL q. SLGAA,-Propriefor,
RICHMOND, IND.

1EvHE subscriber wishes call the attention Of the
travelling public the fact that he has returned TO
his old Stand THE y ATiONA that he is
putting the House, well the whole establishment,
first order for the of the travelling
public with determination that he will be out
kind and close attention to those that
may favor him with CALL Nopains shall be spared for
the comfort and noyment of his guests1n short, he
make every person calls him home His charge
shall be low any house of the kind in the wes-no
shall go away dissatisfied if in his to
Feeling for past favors he hopes be sustained
b. his old friends and customers Any favor will be
thankfully received, and in his humble way, shall be
turned.
NIB Good sheds for carriages-good yard for wagon
e and every attention them few good horses and
carriages, that person wishing conveyance to any
adjoining town shall be accommodated without delay
Ricbrond OCT % l945 43-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14
Bank Note and Exchange list.

Corrected for tie Cincinnati Gaefe bg Els s. |allte,
E.rchanee Brokers, n T.. Of Main and I'd sts.
Who are prepared buy generally, the notes OF the
banks below named, and also furnish Exchange at
rates affixed:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14
Handsome Residence For Sale.

Handsome Residence For Sale.
ME undersigned offers for SALE favorable terms,
the residence in which ne resides. 1t is situated
Market street Immediately east of the Public Square and
is Of the most pleasant locations in the city. The
building is a TW O-STORY BRICK, recently built, IN
modern STYLE and besides being of the best mate mails IS
finished III superior style. 1t Is CONNEXIONS and conVe
nent and has all the appendages of comfortable dwell
ling. 1t has
Wash.iiou=e, Smoke. House, Dairy, CIstern,
sable. &C..
all in rood ORDER The GROUNDS neatly laid out and
well cultivated with choice collection of the best fruit
and vines 49, -
P;cbnood Iune Is, le45. 24tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14

ETARNISuES-S. R. Lippncou, has just received,
from Philadelphia, superior article of Pale Coach
p3 va-nsh together with Cabinet and Japan Varnish:
.lso LOT OF fashionable Carriage Trimmings low for
ash Richmond, June II, 1s45. 1874
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14
CITY HOTEL.

- :: Z = EEO I'D 50
A w. BOWERS, would respectfully inform his
~ friends and the Travelling public generally, that
he has removed from the National Hotel, the above
named House the of Main and Front Streets
lately occupied by Armstrong Crimes and that he is
prepared TO accommodate all who may favor him
with call He is repairing the House, and expects to
be able make it comfortable stopping place for tho
Traveller be found in the West
His charges will be lowhey will be made suit tho
times. He intends to make this his permanent location
and Will do thing in his power to give satisfaction
those who favor him with their He takes
this occasion to tender his thanks the public for tho
liberal patronage bestowed upon him while at the NATION
and hopes nc Will not be forgotten by them his
stand.
HIS BAR, will at all times be supplied with the best Of
Liquors. His STABLE, will be by Oster
and we'll supplied with grain of all kinds. Mowers and
Waggoners can be accommodated with good rooms plen-
OF feed, and large Wagon Yard Carriages Hor
can be had at all times for those wishing conveyance
to the Country neghboring Towns.
Richmond, October 29th IS45. 44:3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-14

TO CORRESPONDENTS Mortimer" will ap-
rear next week; =. also, and II likewise.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-21

TnE Hairs AND Fears OF AN EM-
PERon.-The Italian accounts Of the visit
Of the Emperor Nicholas to their country,
are not very favorable TO the impression
made by him.
The Emperor sleeps upon leather mat
tress stuffed with hay, with big dog and
a pair Of pistols beside him. The fear d
a violent death seems 10 be always prescn,
TO him, and it is only by preserving; the
strictest incogafo that be is able to take
the solitary walks for which he has So
much taste.
In Palermo the charge Of his safety was
confided 70 one OF the superior agents u
the police who was unskilIed CROUCH IL
attract the notice Of the Emperor, as lie
followed him from street to street, where.
upoa the Autocrrt rushing upon the I'M
known, pistol in hand. said who are
you, what do you want?" 81 am agent o.
the police" exposing at the same time his
uniform concealed Under cloak, "ard an
ordered 70 watch over your safety.
Go to the ID" rejoined the Imperial
wanderer, Il can protect yself-hencs
or III shoot YOU" and the terrified agent
was not slow to obey an imperial mandae
from one who like Nicholrs is Of "a mer
and muscular fnrce to make such word;
terriblc.-Er. Papsr.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-21
Brutal ARRAY.

Wegather the following particulars from
a Washington correspondent Of recent
fight between Mr.. Richie. son Of the ed
iIor Of the Washington Union, and Mr..
Peasants, formerly editor Of the Richmond
Wing. Richie is editor Of the Richmond
Enquirer. Since the fight, Mr.. peasants
has died. 81
II learn by the carr from Richmond,
this evening, that rencontre took place
in that city this morning, between Mr.
Richie ofthe Richmond Enquirer, and Mr.
Peasants, Of the Richmond Wing, in which
the latter was MORALLY wounded. 1t seems
that Mr.. Pleasants, last evening, sent Mr.
Richie message, to the effect that if he
did not meet him at the Cotton Press" he
would post him as coward. Mr.. Richie
returned for his answer that he would be
there. They accordingly met at the hou,
appointed, Mr.. Richie armed with pistols
and bowie knife, and Mr.. peasants
with pistols and sword cane. They com
menced firing at forty PAGES, and fred foul
rounds, approaching each other as the,
fred, (the balls Of neither taking effect
until they were within closing distance
when the attack was continued with SWORD
cane and bowie knife. Mr.. Richie wa.
wounded in the mouth, breast and arm
and Mr.. Peasants was entirely cut across
the abdomen, severing the intestines, ant
rendering his recovery impossible.